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Similar answer moments later. despite the president's continued reluctance to single out russia as a threat to the united states, today more diplomatic shots were fired over the kremlin interference in the u.s. election. the state department is forcing russia to shut down the consulate in san francisco and scale back staff at annexes in washington and new york. the move? retaliation for vladimir putin's order last month to have the u.s. cut 755 diplomatic personnel from russia. but as "the new york times" reports tonight, quote, the state department's response seemed calculated to avoid deepen...

Despite the president's continued reluctance to single out russia as a threat to the united states, today more diplomatic shots were fired over the kremlin interference in the u.s. election. the state department is forcing russia to shut down the consulate in san francisco and scale back staff at annexes in washington and new york. the move? retaliation for vladimir putin's order last month to have the u.s. cut 755 diplomatic personnel from russia. but as "the new york times" reports tonight, quote, the state department's response seemed calculated to avoid deepening the rift with russia. the ...

Intelligence overhaul? >> good morning to you. as with all things coming out of trump tower, remains to be seen and very much a work in progress. the president-elect has made no secret of his skepticism on certain specific items from the intelligence agency. this report that he wants to significantly restructure a couple of the main intelligence agencies is way overbroen. the source wouldn't say what part was overblown. the "wall street journal" was reporting that trump believes the director of national intelligence is bloated and police sized and wants to restructure the cia to bring back sta...

Before pointing the finger at russia. the trump administration doubling down on a challenge to those claims as they're set to hear those findings tomorrow. >> i think given some of the intelligence failures of the recent years, president elect has made it clear that he's skeptical about conclusions, from the bureaucracy and the american people hear him loud and clear. heather: president elect now has plans to restructure the department of national intelligence and scale back staff at the cia headquarters in virginia. >> more than one hundred people injured in a new york city train derailment, ...

After spending more than $10 million on tv ads so far, with not a lot of affect on recent polls, the jeb bush campaign is now cutting back staff. dramatically. bush addressed this, this afternoon. meanwhile, more reasons for optimism for the doctor in the house, ben carson. here's chief political correspondent carl cameron. >> surging past donald trump in two iowa polls, ben carson has launched his first tv ads to build on his momentum. >> washington is broken. the political class broke it. together. we can drain the swamp and protect our children's future. >> carson jumped nine points ahead o...