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legislation if necessary and i m sure some legislation will be necessary. rose: on the same subject, we continue with david sanger and michael isikoff. l of this down on paper, give is it to congressional committees, perhaps make part of it public, before president-elect trump gets sworn in and is able to come in and say nothing happened here. rose: we continue with an update on the trump transition and begin with major garrett of cbs news. trump offered giuliani the position of attorney general and homeland security. giuliani turned him down. sources very close to the transition tell me, focusing entirely on secretary of state a position he wanted and coveted, but in the end trump would not give him. giuliani sensed that and pulled out before suffering the indignity of sometime next week someone else getting that slot. so in every way this important political figure who revolutionized new york city and who was the biggest if not the most conspicuous exponent of t ....
melissa: brawl at the mall. fights break out at malls across america. we ll look into the role social media is playing in all of this. historic visit, japanese prime minister touring a pearl harbor memorial with president obama this hour. we ll take you there when they make remarks. this is first time a sitting japanese leader formally visited the site where japan surprise attack launched america into world war ii 75 years ago. david: it is all happening in the colling hour. first back to the markets. the dow inching closer to 20,000 but losing some steam into the close. we re 52 points away. could happen any day of course. gold and oil moving higher. phil flynn watching action from the cme in chicago and nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, you get a sense of a stall for the dow but the nasdaq notching another record high. very convincing. no doubt. we re watching highs and close to highs across the board. nasdaq is one that did ....
the suspected dui driver in this case has spent time at a nearby bar. [ crying ] the heart wrenching sobs of family members, one of 2 people killed in an accident were partially drowned out by the passing traffic. they come to light candles on the roadside memorial just off the shoulder of west capital expressway. the family says the 25-year-old was hard-working, a doting mother of a 5-year-old little girl. san jose police say shortly after midnight on christmas day, she was driving her white chevy malibu, west on capital expressway. investigators say she veered across the median near schnell avenue and collided head on with a silver lexus. the more was killed, as well, as a 14-year-old boy writing inside of the lexus. the boys parents suffered non- life-threatening wounds. we miss her, we knew it was a tragic accident. she knows no, and we are sorry for the other family. please, just know, the other family that we send our love and our prayers through all of the conf ....
he sent out over the week then he says was meant to be satirical for now the university is not defensing him g evening i m iain page. drexel has condemned those tweets but this professor is not rolling over. fox 29 s brad sattin live tonight on drexel s campus with more. brad? reporter: iain, this has gotten a lot of attention today on the surface a white associate professor is accused of making a couple racist comments in a few tweets. some are online calling for his firing but others say he is a long-time expert in race relations and they are simply missing his point. it was a christmas eve tweet that drew immediate fire drexel university associate professor of politics george sick rail low maher saying it was satirical and posted op his closed private account exposed he says by the online publication bright bart. it read all i want for christmas is white genocide. followed up with, to clarify when the whites were massacred during the haitian revolution that was a g ....
ninan: good evening. scott is off tonight. i m reena ninan. president obama struck back at russia today for interfering with the presidential campaign. in america s strongest response yet to cyber hacking, the president is expelling 35 russians accused of posing as diplomats. he s closing two russian compounds believed to be used for spying, and he s sanctioning four of russia s top military intelligence officers. we have two reports, including how the russians did it. first chip reid with the president. russia was engaging in malicious cyber activity, intended to interfere with our election. reporter: and for, that whois spokesman eric schultz says russia must pay a price. u.s. intelligence agencies say the russians were engaged in an effort to harm hillary clinton s campaign, thereby helping the campaign of president-elect donald trump. the administration s retaliatory action mean the 35 government officials from the russian embassy in d.c. and the russian consu ....