that would be good for greece. that would be good for the european union, good for the united states, and ultimately, good for the world. beyond economic issues, we discussed the pressing security challenges that we face as nato allies. i want to take this opportunity to commend greece for being one of the five nato allies that spends 2% of gdp on defense. a goal that we have consistently set but not everybody has met. greece has done this even during difficult economic times. if greece can meet this nato commitment, all our allies should be able to do so. we also discuss the need to continue sharing intelligence, to help prevent terrorist attacks, the importance of keeping sanctions, including e.u sanctions in place until russia has fully implemented the minsk agreement along with the ukraine. i want to thank the greek people publicly for their response to the crisis of so many migrants and refugees seeking safier in europe. greeks have shown extraordinary compassion and they have earned the love of the world. gre

michelle kosinski reporting live from greece. of course, when the president pops out of that mansion along with the greek president, we'll take you back to greece. >> president trump has talked to world leaders. he talked to vladimir putin. sunlen serfaty has more on trump's outreach and his possible pick for secretary of state. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. no secretary of state pick yet, but we doknow according to sources when we look at the short list of potential contenders for secretary of state is rudy giuliani. he of course has been a fierce advocate of donald trump, a loyal aide by his side for many months throughout this campaign but he, of course, has no specific foreign policy experience. that said, it is almost like he is campaigning for this job. certainly pushing for it. he appeared at a wall street journal forum last night where he talked several points during his speech that he would be interested in this job. he talked about how his foreign policy vision alliance with donald trump's, but

measures will be implemented to provide debt relief to greece so that greece can go out into the money markets and full growth to return at a higher rate in the greek economy. so the first reason for my optimism is that just the german finance minister used to say, a latin exfor examp latin expression. the second reason i'm optimistic is i have met angela merkel in person, so has barack obama. we were very close together during the period of the huge refugee crisis. our cooperation was very good and then i'm of the opinion that she is a responsible politician. a politician who has a sense of responsibility for europe and not only for germany or for the political party. and this was the manner in which she dealt with the refugee crisis, with a deep sense of responsibility on the future of europe and on stability. and for these two important reasons, i do expect that she will be convinced that the necessary steps must be made and two steps that will not be burdened to german taxpayers so that greece can become not a member or part of the problem but part of the solution for security, for

i think the agenda on greece is now fixed. economic developments in greece are better than expected. on the macro side, the fiscal side, let's not confuse the two. guy: that meaning is important for a number of reasons. it clearly is going to be a focus of attention for the markets as they look at what is happening with debt, as they look at what is happening with the program. the imf has indicated that at the end of this year, it is going to make a decision on whether or not it participates, going forward from here. is that a kind of now or never meeting? because next year, politics becomes very difficult in europe. we talked about italy already. we go into the dutch about, the french vote, the german vote. is that meeting on the fifth a now or never? yannis: i do not believe it is like now or never, but it is sooner the better, as far as the great cases concerned, because we are entering into a period of continuous elections in europe. so the sooner we finish up with the greek case, the better. guy: is your expectation the i

and now addressing the people of greece. let's listen. >> and that brings a stability that so often can facility economic growth. >> the history of the past two centuries indicates the democracies are less likely to fight wars among themselves. so more democracy is good for the people of the world but it is also good for our national security. which is why america's closest friends are democracies like greece and why we stan together in nato. an alliance of democracies. we have increased america's presence in europe and today's nato, the world's greatest alliance is as strong and ready as it has ever been and i am confident that just as america's commitment to the transatlantic alliance endured for 7 decades whether it is under a democratic or republican administration, that commitment will continue. including our pledge and our treaty obligation to defend every alli. our democracy shows that we are stronger than terrorists and fundamentals and absolutists who can't tolerate difference. can't tolerate ideas that vary from th

foreign policies concerning greece. if you haven't followed the issues, they have been under severe austerity measures of late. a lot of people tag merkel responsible for that. th home country. >> we're talking trash. what trash collectors are saying about each other coming up. >> kim: still to come this morning returning to snl. who is it going to be this weekend? >> kelly: as you are heading out the door you'll notice the temperatures are more mild. we could see wind gusting to 50 later tod night. >> only the second time she'll be host since she left the program. she did fun video. it's the mannequin challenge with the crew. we had the cheerlead fresh unlv doing the challenge after their finally coming today. be prepared for gusty wind this afternoon. wait until you see the forecast for the rest of the week. that is coming up. >> dana: breaking news from overnight. a standoff with a 38-year-old woman in the valley ended hours ago. she was firing a gun outside of her apartment. police come to the scene. she refuses to

hello, greece. thank you. [speaking a foreign language] to the government and people of greece including prime minister tspris and along with so many young people, the future of greece, i want to thank you for your warm and generous welcome. as many of you know, this is my final trip overseas as president of the united states. and i was determined on my last trip to come to greece. partly because i have heard about the legendary hospitality of the greek people. [applause] president obama: partly because i had to see the acrop police and parthenon. but also because i came here with gratitude for all that greece, this small great world, has given to humanity through the ages. our hearts have been moved by the tragedies of euripides. our minds have been opened by herotimides. of our understanding of the world and place in it has been expanded by socrates and aristotle. in the united states we're especially grateful for the friendship of so many proud greek americans. in my hometown of chicago -- [applause] presid

>> as far as greece is absolutely. if this can be pushed through, it is a positive. , any kindof valuation of positive news. me is theteresting to backdrop, the broader backdrop. gotin global markets, we've this curious bifurcation where we have high yields. higher in a lot of equity markets. the backdrop of greater political uncertainty. yousef: that is absolutely key. the ecb might have room to delay some decisions until early 2017 according to euro area officials. they suggest yields have east scarcity concerns and there is no longer a sense of urgency. the ecb, it is what they are going to do at the next meeting. understand, there is a consideration there might be a delay, shifting some of the modalities. what should the ecb do in your opinion, going what is going on? >> i think the ecb should because she is. one reason to say that is if you look over the course of the last couple of years, one of the causes of short term motility has been ecb meetings themselves. they need to be aware in a fraught market, a market

what are you going to do the last two months to help greece and the greece people? also, i have a short question about cyprus. you talk about cyprus and the issue for me, in cyprus, how are you convincing the president of turkey to end the occupation of cyprus? >> let me take the second question first. this is ultimately a negotiation between cypriots. turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. the good news is you have two leaders who seem genuinely committed to finding compromises and an approach to serve both their peoples. if, in fact, you can see a meeting of the minds between them, then the issue will be can we make sure that all of us, the international community, turkey, greece, the united states, support that agreement in a way that can be ratified by both sides? and we've invested a lot of time. vice president biden's been actively involved in this. we are encouraged by the progress that's been made. i think there's a window in the next few weeks, months, where this issue was actually resolved. i think if we can find an equitable solution, it won't provide 100%

a greek newspaper remarked, could obama be the man to save greece? i think that kind of sums up the high expectations of this trip, but many will just say this is purely a symbolic visit. molly: back in the united states, protesters continued to rally against donald trump, fueled by concerns of race relations and gender equality. our correspondent has more. >> mobilized and united against a man they accused of posing a threat to their future. thousands of students across the united states walked out of the classrooms and on to the streets to demand the election of -- to protest the election of donald trump as president. demonstrators in los angeles carried mexican flags to take a stand against his controversial comments about undocumented migrants. talking bad about us. we have to stand up together. seattle, 5000 students marched to the city center in solidarity, claiming their voices were not heard during the vote. donald trump has accused them of being professional paid protesters. the president-elect called on barack obama to intervene in a bid to

in greece it is 60% and it should delete the gdp has gone down by 25%. no matter how you look at it even the best performing country would be a d. on any standard of you aryou are not breaking on a. if you look at what's happening, the suit said tamika -- citizens are doing really badly. from the economic point of view it hasn't worked. the reason is very simple. when you point single presidency it -- a single currency it took away from the way the societies adjust when they get hit by a shock like the global financial crisis coming in from the united states. you can lower your interest rate and exchange rate and that leads to more experts and helps your economy grow. iceland, for instance very small island, small country but iceland has one of the biggest crises. it had the most poorly behaved financial sectors but they recovered very quickly and one of the reasons is because they have a flexible exchange rate. they were not part of the euro. then the worse after they've taken away the mechanisms of adjustment, they tied the hands of the countries even

democracy in greece did not move in a straight line. the evolution of a unified europe certainly has not moved in a straight line. and progress is never a guarantee. progress has to be earned by every generation. but i believe history gives us hope. 25 centuries after athens first pointed the way, 250 years after the beginning of the great american journey, my faith and my confidence, my certainty in our democratic ideals and universal values remain undiminished. i believe more strongly than ever that dr. king was right when he said that, "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice." [applause] but it bends towards justice not because it is inevitable, but because we bend it towards justice, not because there are not going to be barriers to achieving justice, but because there will be people, generation after generation, who have the vision and the courage and the will to bend the arc of our lives in the direction of a better future. in the united states, and in every place i have visited these last eight years,

democracy in greece did not move in a straight line. the evolution of a unified europe certainly has not moved in a straight line. and progress is never a uarantee. progress has to be earned by every generation. but i believe history gives us hope. 25 centuries after athens first pointed the way, 250 years after the beginning of the great american journey, my faith and my confidence, my certainty in our democratic ideals and universal values remain undiminished. i believe more strongly than ever that dr. king was right when he said that, the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. applause] but it bends towards justice not because it is inevitable, but because we bend it towards justice, not because there are not going to be barriers to achieving justice, but because there will be people, generation after generation, who have the vision and the courage and the will to bend the arc of our lives in the direction of a etter future. in the united states, and in every place i have visited these last eight years, i ha

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he is one of greece is largest -- greece's largest industrialists. let us look at what is happening in that story. mytilineos is one of the biggest industrial groups in greece. thank you for getting up early to see us. i know an alley week -- i know the week has many evening events. we have not seen each other for a while, and i am curious to get your take on how the story in greece is developing. i have been watching the pmi data. it is still at a very low level. the manufacturing data that came out recently, still very weak. what is your assessment of the picture? we met last january 15 in athens, if i remember, right after the election, when i greekou there is no drama. greek drama is over and we move on. unfortunately, i was wrong. there was greek drama to come. guy: certainly was. evangelos: i'm afraid to say the seven months of the left-wing governments have been a disaster, with finance minister conducting a very bad negotiation with our partners. after that, the new tsipras government, after the referendum and the elections, we have had a muc

some of the attackers posed as refugees and came through greece. hoping greece helps europe, helps the united states. >> beautiful shot, nic robertson. nic, thank you. >>> after months of blasting canada, president obama is now urging americans to give president-elect trump a chance. in his first news conference, president obama fielded questions about his successor. he answered for the most part in complime complimentary terms. athena jones as the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. president obama spent the press conference touting the achievements on health care and climate changes. after months spent slamming president-elect trump as unfit to be commander in chief, the president declined to continue to question the qualifications. i asked if he still thought trump was unfit to lead. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him h

after fleeing through turkey to greece, she didn't know where to go with her family. maniatis gave them one of the last rooms in the city plaza hotel. rana f: it's much better than the camps. here at least there is something we can do. and the children have the chance to play. and the food is good. we are very happy here. reporter: the hotel kitchen. when maniatis and the others squatted the hotel, the kitchen equipment was still functional. they merely had to hook up the electricity. now they prepare 800 meals a day here. giorgos maniatis: actually in all the hotels there are different working groups which are coordinating in a meeting. so self-organization is the main principle, and of course many refugees are actively a part of it. reporter: the food comes from donations, like the medicines and hygienic articles in the infirmary. in the meantime, the squatters receive active support from all over the world. for them, the city plaza is "the best hotel in europe," even without room service. nezam anghaie: they don't sit around and wait for months for permission -- th

the president told greece the american democracy is bigger than just one person. a site seeing trip to greece gave president obama a break from his mission assuring european i#c?leaders that donal trump will not abandoned them. the president praised greece as the birthplace of democracy but the pop list movement lead by trump. >> you are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude, sort of nationalism or ethic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them. >> economic social changes alienated people. leaders like trump successfully tapped into that anger. >>> oklahoma city's airpo shooting on tuesday. police swarmed will rogers world airport going car to car searching for1 shot southwest airlines employee michael winchester. the man was lying in wait to shoot winchester while he walked between a crowded terminal and the employee parking area. winchester was taken to the pronounced dead. >> it is very early in this investigation. detectives have been able to determine that the suspect was an exemployee of southwest airlines. >> he was found dead

to athens, greece with the president today. we wanted to show that with you. 3 minutes past the hour as we start a new hour. martha: the point of what the president was saying in terms of his take on the election. he was a little more free thinking and taking liberties while he tries to protect the new president. in this moment we just saw he clearly is trying to protect his legacy but the senate republicans would not let me do that essentially. more to come on what the president just said. house republican leaders are about to hold a news conference as president-elect donald trump's cabinet picks. i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. president-elect trump and vice president-elect pence meeting to talk about key appointments from the cabinet on down. backlash against steve bannon, his chief strategist. kellyanne conway calling it an organized smear campaign. >> it's so wrong. they are cherry picking a few headlines and laying that at the feet of bannon and trump. you are asking the wrong questions about the wrong campai

and what greece has wanted is for the u.s. to really plead its case with other european powers and with greeks, greece's creditors, to try to get them a good deal to relieve some of their debt. that's why president obama is on this trip partially. he's going to be speaking to, angela merkel and other european leaders in the next few days. so greeks see a new administration that has deeply divergent views with president obama as just more stability. they're hoping to try to get this debt deal done before donald trump assumes office. they're worried about his policies, his fiscal policies and also his policies towards europe. you know, on the trail donald trump repeatedly said he would back away from greece. he talked about the euro as being problematic for the united states, and being designed to be anti-u.s. so greeks are worried that donald trump isn't going to be the kind of ally that president obama was as it tries to resolve its crisis. you know, while president obama has been here, even though it's only been a day, we've

right now president obama is on his final trip to greece. just before 4:00 a.m. this morning, the president landed in greece, and he's expected to discuss a wide range of global issues as he prepears to leave the white trump and his commitment to nato. >> i think that's one of the most important functions i can serve at this stage during this trip, to let them know that there is no weakening of resolve when it comes to america's commitment to maintaining a strong and robust nato relationship. >> the president will also visit germany and peru during the last trip while in office. >>> today we could learn more about the members being assembled by donald trump. >> right now rudy giuliani is rumored to be at the top of the list for secretary of state meredyth, rudy giuliani is making it clear he wants the job? >> reporter: last night he gave foreign policy during an event. it's clear loyalty to donald trump is a common thread among his picks. >> it's important to have those around him to this point. loyalty is very important to him. >> reporter: the president- elect'

the president's visit to greece, met by angry anti-american protesters. nearly seven thousand people marchced and rioted through central athens tuesday while obama attended a banquet at the presidential mansion just a few miles away. the protesters tried to get inside the u-s embassy, but were held back by greek police firing tear gas. obama's visit to greece is the first official visit by a sitting president since bill clinton in 1999. at 8:50 this morning berlin. some other protesters are speaking out against the dakota access pipeline. hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the white house last night. this was one of many similar protests that took place across the country. among the protesters in d.c.. former presidential candidate bernie sanders. the three-point-seven project has drawn opposition from the standing rock sioux tribe.. and from environmental activists. president-elect donald trump is for the pipeline. supporters say it's a safer way to transport oil.. and would make the u.s. less dependent on foreign oil. seven on your side with a c

investor optimism is on the rise in greece. it's benchmarked index is one of the best performing equity gauges this month. in thed more than 20% last month on expectations creditors may finally ease the debt burden. for more, guy johnson joins us from athens. you just finished a great interview with the central bank governor. i know you talked about greece and debt relief. you also talked about tapering and the ecb. guy: he said tapering maybe is not the story we should be focusing on right now. now is not the moment, he said to me a few moments ago. i have literally just run from the central bank in grace. fortunately, you can do this -- the bureau is well-positioned -- to talk about what has happened. it is quite a story. the tension is rising within the ecb governing council about what needs to happen next. the rising bond yields have made it in some ways easier for greece and the rest of europe to actually make the qe program -- and greece is not part of the program -- to make it work a little better. maybe we do not need t

we have limited exposure in greece now and it is a deliberate turn away from greece. the culture and linguistic connections remain there. they are very culturally compatible. the law in cyprus is much more in common with brick -- with britain. the business of preparing the economy has been more seriously dealt with by the government. cyprus is, in my view, a very different economy to greece and we need to disassociate with greece. anna: what is your outlook for risk with you -- reunification talks. does that make a difference to the business prospects? guest: if presents another 500,000 people for us to bank with. the economics are fundamentally different. the politics depending on the day you discuss look good or less good, there is definitely an opportunity for you the bank has a number of properties in the north which are on the balance sheet of zero. there is a possibility it will present some value. there are a lot of good things but we would approach it positively. yousef: what is the catalyst for increasing your earnings and revenue? guest: we have to keep that

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he spoke to the president of greece earlier this morning and explained of our security. president obama: the strong nato relationship between the united states and greece is of the upmost importance, and i want to reaffirm, not only our appreciation for the great people in that alliance, but also underscore how important we consider the transatlantic alliance. it continues to be a cornerstone leaving for greece, the president said he spoke to donald trump and he said he expressed great interest in maintaining core, strategic relationships. we'll continue to follow donald trump and his transition into the white house. for complete coverage of the president-elect's plan for his first 100 days, log on to our website, wjla.com. we are following breaking news out of utah -- a high school right now we know the suspect, a 16-year-old boy, is in custody. it happened inside the boys locker room at mountain view high school. police have not released the severity of the victim's injuries, but classes have resumed as normal. also developing right now, the search for answers in a dea

with diplomacy, we joined greece -- [applause] pres. obama: with diplomacy, we joined greece and nearly 200 nations in the most ambitious agreement ever to save our planet from climate change. [applause] pres. obama: and speaking of climate change, i would point out that there is a connection between democracy and science. the premise of science is that we observe and we test our hypotheses, our ideas. we base decisions on facts, not superstition; not what our ideology tells us, but rather what we can observe. and at a time when the globe is shrinking and more and more we're going to have to take collective action to deal with problems like climate change, the presence of a democratic debate allows the science to flourish and to shape our collective responses. now, democracy, like all human institutions, is imperfect. it can be slow, it can be frustrating, it can be hard, it can be messy. politicians tend to be unpopular in democracies, regardless of party, because, by definition, democracies require that you don't get 100% of what you

right now in greece president obama visiting the first place of democracy. he arrived following a meeting with embassy staff in athens. this is a police responding to violence protests. as for the president in the city, it's the president's first time he's been here and now plans to head to berlin next. >>> and the mother who police say helped her husband bury their dead baby will be in court

a lot of unrest in greece. protests breaking out in athens during president obama's visit, forcing greek riot police to fight back with tear gas and stun grenades. here now is ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., a fox news contributor. what does this say about how people in greece feel about president obama? you would think they would be throwing rose petals at his feet. he would think that. what has gone wrong here? >> well he would think that. i'm surprised he is not out there with the crowd saying hey, i'm one ever you, what's the problem here? i think it shows two things. number one, i think it shows obama has two months left in office. while, there is still reason to be worried about what some of our adversaries may try in that time period, i'm worried about what he may do, for example, with respect to the israel. nonetheless, the clear fact of the calendar is, he is on his way out. so, he doesn't represent anything for these people in the streets. number two, the real historical re

and did not mention donald trump by name but he tried to assure greece that the united states would still support its closest friend and the nato alliance which includes greece. >>> president-elect donald trump venturing out of trump tower last night and defending the building of the incoming administration, as the democrats try to regroup after the last week losses, and a look at the postelection environment. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president-elect trump active on twitter overnight pushing back on the press reports that there is disorganization right now in terms of preparing for the presidential transition. he also angered the press corps last night by going out to dinner and not telling them.>> reporter: donald trump at his motorcade heading out to dinner in new york last night, "very organized process taking place as i decide on and many other positions. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are." there has been tension, mike rogers is now out, and so is ben carson who was consider the top candidate for the secretary of education or health and human serv

greece, germany, peru on the agenda. one of the things we hear the president's going to try to do is assuage allies. the president is expected to speak within the hour. if it comes on our clock, we will cover it. cnn's michelle kosinski will give us the heads up. she's traveling with the president in greece. good morning. >> reporter: hey, chris. remember the word rattled is what president obama used over the past year repeatedly to describe world leaders over the prospect of a donald trump presidency. well, now a much different horizon than he expected as he's making this final trip as his sun sets. he still feels like he needs to reassure allies, it just now has to be in a much different way. president obama touches down on his final foreign trip in athens. first at home while the incoming trump team feverishly prepares to run america, the outgoing president addressed the press and world after what he didn't think could happen did. >> and that's why ensuring a smooth transition is so important. it's not something that

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some refugees from afghanistan and syria seeking asylum in greece were also there. they blamed the u-s government for the wars in their home countries. the iraqi army continues its push to take back mosul one of the group's largest bomb factories, on the edge of mosul. soldiers from an iraqi artillery division found homemade rockets and mortars. a creature that would stick out in colorado today-- is making a homecoming of sorts this week-- pterosaurs - lived between 230 and 65 million years ago. and most of them called our neck of the woods home. foth the fort collins museum of discovery. the exhibit comes from the american museum of natural history in new york city. where it opened two years ago -- the first exhibit to ever look at pterosaurs as a group. the creatures look like a cross between a bird and a dinosaur. there are about 100 known varieties of pterosaurs ranging from tiny to massive. the exhibit pieces together what these flying creatures were like. and where they lived. the exhibit opens thursday at the museum of discovery - and runs through april 2. th

we have the president on the move right now in athens greece. we're talking it out live with tracy potts ahead. >> dana: 6:00 on this monday morning. there is t horizon. >> kim: a lot of people are slamming their alarm. >> dana: make that sound stop. >> kim: we want your pictures. for thus morning. kelly is talking about the weather forecast. big changes ahead. we begin with tom above a bad accident here in the valley. >> tom: this is a fatal accident at the intersection of mayor parkway and top can n. appears to be an auto pedestrian accident. the intersection is shut down all directions. instead of tca for north south move to win isson or spencer or eastern or paradise. the vehicle is this one to the west of the intersection. investigation will take several hours. tropicana and maryland shut down a little slow. the other freeways are clear. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's see what is going on outside with kelly. >> kelly: we are taking a look at that awesome super moon. it's still an amazing sight. if you can get out and chic

speaking of our great nation, there is president obama speaking in front of all of greece, as he continues to make his final foreign visit of his presidency, we will take along the way. we have a team of producers listening to the president as we speak. if he has breaking news, we'll pass it on to you. still to come this morning a cement truck takes a tumble. it's all caught on video. we're hearing from witnesses about how this thing happened and how serve doing. that is coming up. >> dana: a case of road rage caught on >> kim: welcome back. finally complete. it was a three-year $60 million project. we will have more live looks at the dome in all of its glory. our freshman elected lawmakers, they have a picture we'll be sharing later on. >> dana: he took the turn fast. he was trying to make the light and on to his side. nobody seriously injured in all of this. witnesses say he was going too fast as he tried to make that turn. >> kim: got trash talk this morning all up in this piece. yes we do. it has to do with the trash at are we going to be paying more? the services your way. >> dana: pe

but in a press conference that he held with the prime minister here in greece, i asked him about this that he contributed to the election of donald trump. he says he does not take any responsibility for either the world view and he also talked a little bit about nationalist warping against divisions caused by race, by religion, by ethnicity. here's a little bit of what the president had to say. >> i do believe separate and apart from any particular election or movement, that we of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them. >> reporter: the president walking that fine line warning not to criticize donald trump anymore, wanting to talk about instead how he will insure a asking questions if private and public what it means that hillary clinton will not be president. he did have a couple pressure from that spraesh and there was a steak dinner, later today, he is going up to the acropolis. he will be talking about the birthplace of democracy. aides tell me it is a place he always wanted to visit. thank you very much for thamplts teams have stopped st

. -- to have the president visiting greece. here you see demonstrators setting fires in . for some in greece there is still anti-american sentiment that is strong. at least six people were arrested. >>> a year ago yesterday she was killed by a drunk driver on i 25 just south of castle rock, while she was out of her patrol car. after a separate crash on the highway. state patrol honored her service yesterday unveiling a highway dedication sign to remind drivers of her work and of the dangers of drinking >> you hear about public service a lot but i think there are a very select few people in our society that are willing to make that sacrifice and sometimes it means their life. >> the driver who killed -- was drinking at a broncos game. he was sentenced to eight years. she left behind a husband and baby girl. >>> a driver whose vehicle went into a golf course pond at a valley fire district. -- poudre valley. they got the person to safety after about 20 minutes. no injuries and no csp is trying to figure out how the car got in the

to the people of greece for the final time. headed to berlin germany and then on to peru. >> kim: you are going to see people protesting in the streets of athens not happy that president obama was there one bit. why are they so angry? we have answers headed your way. >> dana: plenty of books to tell strip but this new book is different than any other we've ever seen. it is very interactive. tom explains in this week's fascinating video vault. >> shaye: check out this dynamic dawn over the las vegas valley. there are some problems on the >> twitter announced it's cracking down on hate speech announcing it suspended a number of accounts associated with if right movement known as the at right movement. critics of this particular group say it promotes white nationalism. some calling it a version of white in the past spencer said he wanted blacks, asians and hispanics and jews removed from the u.s. the at right has been in the news a lot lately. . >> things back to norm until oklahoma city. the victim was the father of a kansas city

president barack obama is in greece this tuesday on his final foreign trip before he leaves the white house in january. obama will visit germany and peru as he seeks to reassure america's allies in the wake of donald trump selection. speaking in athens alongside the greek prime minister obama admitted he had been surprised by trumps victory but he also said america would stay committed to nato whoever was in the white house. >> with doubts mounting, barack obama arrived in greece. it is the first leg of his last foreign trip which has one goal to reassure america's allies. willis because the man who replace him has called nato obsolete and made overtures toward russia. obama said the u.s. will not abandon the decades-old military alliance and will continue to honor nato's all for one can -- principle. natodent obama: the strong relationship between the u.s. and graces of the utmost importance across democratic and republican administrations, there is a recognition that the nato alliance is vital and the transatlantic relationship is the cornerstone of our mutual security as well as pr

and afterwards he's going to deliver remarks to the people of greece. and then he will board air force one and head to berlin where he'll meet with embassy staff. aaron? >>> thank we are watching new video of protests there related to the president's visit. thousands of protesters say they are against the united states' policies on greece. some of them are syrian and afghan refugees and blame the u.s. for their country's war. >>> the president-elect donald trump doesn't have any publicly scheduled events for today, but he is denying reports that his transition team is in turmoil. very organized process taking place as i decide on cabinet and many other positions. meanwhile, his team is criticized for trump's surprise outing last night. he went to 21 club in new york city with his family for dinner and left the press following behind. >>> vice president-elect mike pence will be in washington today to have lunch with vice president joe biden and his donald trump's washington transition office. >>> and also in d.c., hillary clinton will make her first publ

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in that she is greece until thursday. leaders from france, britain, italy, and spain will be in berlin on friday to discuss the fight against isis. turning to the trump transition now, the president-elect is set to make with mike pence today to discuss possible nominees for key positions. donald trump is reportedly considering senator jeff general. rudy giuliani and john bolton are each being considered for the secretary of state's vision. michael flynn is a possible choice for national security advisor. ron burgess is a leading contender for director of national intelligence. jummy: another chaotic scene at an anti-trump rally. ohio university, turning ugly. >> idiot. [bleep] jummy: a protester shoved by a man down the steps inside of the student union building. a big crowd, punches start flying. the student initiating the incident was taken away by campus police, charged with assault. demonstrators chanted shame as he was led out of the building. the victim, a graduate of the university, said the attack demonstrat devel

while in greece, he had a chance to visit the acropolis. and in this visit, and in all of the visits he's going to have in the coming days, he is facing a number of questions about president-elect donald trump. cnn's international correspondent nic robertson is live in athens right now. nic. >> yeah, good morning, john. well, next up on president obama's agenda sais a speech. we have very few details about. expected to focus on democracy to talk about athens and acropolis, being the cradle of democracy, and what we understand as america's style of democracy, democracy of uniting people, building bridges, not walls. but one that seeks to bring the people together, rather than divide them. i think we can expect terms of that in this message. and of course, a message to the europeans as well to work together to be united. that's what we're going to hear very likely when he heads to germany where he'll meet with leaders of britain, spain, and angela merkel. unity of europe, important to the united states. >> nic robertson in greece. >>> and cau

autria: breaking right now, air force one, wheels down in greece. the stops on the president's agenda and why this is one of the most significant trips for him yet. larry: coming into focus. his top choice for secretary of state and who else is on the shortlist for his cabinet. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: we have got some problems this morning on the green line and yellow line. i service has been suspended until further notice from gallery place to the pentagon. we know that bus service has been requested but until further notice, no service between gallery place and the pentagon.

he's going to germany, greece and peru. they scheduled this press conference, his first since the election last week. there will be a lot of questions about the trump presidency and the transition to donald trump and how he will be handling that as he's out on the road meeting with foreign leaders. we'll bring it to you as it happens. lets talk about the democrats largely, the road ahead uncertain but we know that president obama and hillary clinton is going to be calling leaders today to talk about the future of the party. for more on that lets turn to kasie hunt. she's covering the latest. >> reporter: hey, kate, this is the discontent that you are seeing from some members of the democratic caucus in the wake of this election. quite frankly, it was a huge shock to members on both sides but particularly democrats who are wrestling with how they are going to move forward after a devastating and surprising loss. this is taking the form of a letter to and from some members who waiting for a full list here essentially asking p

the people of greece will listen to president obama about debt relief. they hope that president-elect trump -- >> and there goes nic's signal. >> i would say we appeared to have lost the feed. >> nic is always such a pro. i'm sure he was wrapping up. >> the president's got a strange job to do. the president has to sell president-elect trump to the world right now. it's clear this is not something that president obama foresaw or wanted to do. now this current president who is really doing back flips right now to smooth this transition and create confidence domestically and internationally goes overseas to tell america's allies and nato allies that trump will be here for them. >>> later this morning, vice president-elect mike pence is talking cabinet positions with donald trump. up for talks today, education and commerce and state. these picks could come anytime. including today. the meeting comes among what one insider called a knife fight over key an pointmenppointmeapp. the sharp pit splits operatives including party chair reince priebus against outside