who are optimistic, (202) 748-8000. if you are pessimistic, (202) and if you have mixed thoughts about 2017, (202) 748-8002. i hope 2017 is a terrific year for all of you. with some breaking news from istanbul, turkey as the death toll continues to mount. the current death toll at 39, including at least 15 foreigners killed in an attack in a nightclub and desk in istanbul, turkey. a gun man opened fire at about 1:30 local time as revelers were marking the new year. another 69 people were being treated in the hospital or are said to be , four are said to be in critical condition. have imposedrities a media blackout on coverage of the attack, citing security and public order concerns. some media reports speaking of wyatt more than one attacker, and some witnesses claimed the attackers were speaking arabic but there is no confirmation. a developing story, the situation in turkey were the death toll stands at 39. on the front page of the new york times as times square, with mo
pockets together when conservatives are sweating. host: two democrats that met with the donald trump for possible seats. senator john mccain who donald trump was critical of will be holding a hearing we will be covering this thursday. .he issue of cyber threats donald saying it is time to move past the sanctions put in place by president obama. this thursday, live on c-span3. streamed on the web at www.c-span.org and c-span radio. what can we expect? seeing is the are potential divisions among republicans you were mentionable for. donald trump has had a friend julie posture toward friendly posture toward russia. even congratulate russian president putin for not retaliating when obama announced sanctions and diplomatic penalties on russia. on the other hand, you have a real defense and national security hawks on the republican side led by senator mccain. i think he is raring to go, look at out of the gate, the first week back, he wants to put a real spotlight on the russian
officers and members. both hillary clinton and donald trump head today key swing states today, clinton shifting her focus to the millennial vote. that plus the candidate s reaction to the terrorism threat coming up. tension between black lives matter take to go court. one dallas police officer suing organization and president obama for unsighting antipolice violence. gas stations across the southeast running out of fuel in the wake of a pipeline spill, how it can affect and prices you pay. market this is morning will see a higher opening. take a look at dow jones. in europe markets are higher, take a look. you have a good tone across the board. ftse up one and a third percent and the dax in germany three quarters of one percent. take a look at the performance in asia overnight. closed for holiday there. other majors on the upside. television s big night last night we have the highlights from last night emmy awards including appearance of former republican candidate jeb bush a
with the general an think taking place? i know whether it s emerge or care, i helped start a youth leadership symposium in houston where i m from and it s still very, very difficult for us to get people engaged to sign up for these programs. so you can talk about putting these programs in the mosque or starting a sunday school class about it or putting ads in your local paper, but there s still a very, very large divide in having people in the community involved in this. what are suggestions practically speaking on apathy? okay, i ll go first. and thank you for sort of thank you for the question. something that i d eventually speak about when i was up there. one of the ideas we have tried to quote unyoet get the community involved and engaged is to get them to run for political office at the lowest level. there are thousand chairs in the city of houston. and about 10% of them are from our community. our population is less than 1% or 2% approximately. many times, it s not
a fired up cavuto starts now. call it the stupidity of american or whatever. they basically figured a way to rip off the feds for $400 million a year. a clever exploitation of the lack of economic knowledge of the american voter. america is too stupid to understand the difference. [laughter] neil: no wonder why nancy pelosi says i just don t remember him. i m neil cavuto. and i don t know whether to call it a rollout or a fake out. jonathan gruber, thanks to him it s looking like a health care knock out. putting a syringe in the health care law. the health care law is doing a good job of sticking a syringe in itself. increasingly, thumbs down from consumers who still don t understand the law and most others who are paying through the nose for the law. so we already know that the number of enrollees has ratcheted down sharply. forget the 13 million they estimated we had see. more like 9 million now. and it really doesn t get much better. what happens now? to the hill edi