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His appetite for deals may come he may be the only one whose appetite comes close to Donald Trumps appetite to get deals done. We believe the first family is inside the white house right now freshening up or doing what they have to do and maybe getting their first look. Jumping on the beds. At least the grand kids might be. This is their house. Checking the wet paint and see if its really wet. They live now there. They usually slide down the banister. Because they can. So theres a lot to take in there. To the extent they have visited the white house, they havent really had a chance to get a full tour, have they . To really understand the workings of the place . Yes. I mean, mrs. Trump was there and saw mrs. Obama and im sure was shown around, but not in the way that you do when you take possession and you can look everywhere. Not that trip where you come in with the swactches. There is the reviewing stand. Behind grass. Little warmer than the crowd outside. The first family will join t
America. Nightly news begins right no announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. We lead off with an nbc news exclusive and what we learned with not what, but who is the intended target of a high stakes u. S. Military raid in yemen that killed a navy s. E. A. L. U. S. Military and sources tell us the Risky Missions Main Objective was to kill or capture the lead of al qaeda in yemen. One of the most wanted terrorists in the world. The raid failed to get him and he is taunting President Trump. Our correspondent has details. Tonight, multiple military and intelligence officials told us the real the u. S. Military operation last week in the top secret target, the man american intelligence officials designate the third most dangerous terrorist in the world, the head of al qaeda in yemen. The mission is to kill or capture him. I think it is a Successful Operation by all standards. Today we learn the gamble to capture him was not a succe
Clinton email case. Good afternoon. Im michelle griego. Donald trump is working to fill positions in his upcoming D Administration and as Kenneth Craig reports were getting word if he plans to prosecute his former rival for her e small scandal. Reporter one more one, more prominent republicans made their way into the gold elevator at trump tower. While no announcements were made this week, senior trump advisor kellyann conway told msnbc that mr. Trump does not wish to have pursue charges against Hillary Clinton for using a private email server, and he is considering fellow republican dr. Ben carson for secretary of housing and urban development. The Trump Transition Team released video outlining plans for his first 100 days in office including withdrawing from the Transpacific Partnership but no mention of a border wall or repealing obamacare, two key campaign promises. Before heading to his florida estate for the thanksgiving holiday, mr. Trump is also meeting with the new york times.
School. Named after the father of my former boss, madeline albright. Somebody who has experience across the world on some of the toughest issues from bosnia to north korea. Someone who worked very, very closely as well with Dick Holbrook and his most recent book is outpost life on the front lines of american diplomacy. Its really a terrific memoir. Chris kojm was in my rolodex back in the 1980s. If you dont know what that is, we can talk later on. He was for many years, 15, on the staff of the House Foreign Affairs committee under lee hamilton and then went onto be the chairman of the National Intelligence council for five years until 2014. And is now a professor at George Washington university. And the National Intelligence council, the nic for insiders publishes something called Global Trends every four years, the most recent one being 2035. As the chairman of the nic, that was something that chris was deeply involved in and well have a chance to talk about a bit. And to my far right