the move comes after the u.s. embassy issued a security alert highlighting retaliatory gang violence in the area. across the pond, king charles won t carry out royal in the agents for the next month as he continues to recover from prostate surgery. the king will still be available for state matters with queen camilla adding that he is doing well. a chaotic scene out of a children s book as circus s forced closures on an indiana highway after a vehicle fire. police later confirmed all the zebrasnd camels were rescued and contained safely. you knew it was going to happen after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. some sobering headlines, a sobering reality. congresswoman barbara lee of california joins us to talk about that in just a moment. > bid you all a good day from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome to alex witt rep we begin this hour with the breaking news that three u.s. service members are dead and more than two dozen injured in a drone strike in n
capitol hill. what began as a $6 trillion goal than slip back to 3.5 trillion the summer and it may drop by more than half once again. before i tell you all that, the president making news today. he did sign a stand-alone continuing resolution to avert a government shutdown before the current funding was set to expire about 2 minutes ago. the house passing that measure after the senate pushed over the finish line 65-35. the language keeps the government funded through december 3rd. however, that leaves the heavier lifting. discussions, dealmaking and arm-twisting continued between allies and competing factors. this is the white house s domestic agenda teetered between the infrastructure and social spending plans on the hill. once again in the spotlight, no
listen here. we urge russia to cease its destabilizing activity in ukraine and elsewhere, and its supporter hostile regimes, including syria and iran. and to instead, join the community of responsible nations in our fight against common enemies, and a defense of civilization itself. reporter: making news today is not just what president trump said about russia, but what other people are saying about what president trump said in regard to whether or not russia tried to interfere in the election, when the president said i think it was russia, but i think it was a lot of other players as well, adam schiff, the ranking member on the intelligence committee, believing president trump is basically capitulated to vladimir putin because he can t go into that meeting tomorrow and directly confront him, saying why were you interfering in our election, and in the statement, saying the president s comments today again casting doubt on whether russia was behind the blatant
resolutions once people at the u.n. understood the u.s. is not standing with us, they might try another move of the security counsel. we hope the u.s. will know to block it now. i know it s a tough time in diplomatic relations. we hope things move ahead in a positive way. indeed. happy new year. all the best. a grim development in the search for a missing small plane making news today. what authorities are saying about that plane that vanished over lake erie with six people on board. plus president-elect trump facing global challenges when he s sworn in. we speak to a policy adviser about how our next commander-in-chief will handle those hot spots. stay with us.
disturbance. police tracked down jason robeson in central pennsylvania where he was later shot and killed. the search for a small plane that disappeared over lake erie moving into the recovery phase after the coast guard said it s no longer expecting to find anyone alive. that plane carrying six people vanished thursday night after taking off from a cleveland airport. the united nations endorsing a cease-fire deal in syria, voting on the russian-led resolution just hours ago. there s been a reduced level of violence since an initial cease-fire agreement went into effect two days ago. as you might imagine, the war on terror will be one of president-elect trump s first priorities as tracks overseas shake european countries to their core. back in march twin blasts in brussels killed 32 people. deadly attacks are leading to