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Times" report out tonight that russian interests are still in the game on twitter. remember used by about 19% of americans. buts they were russian bauts and others were launching tweets this weekend about this nfl mess. >> yeah, it's amazing. quickly on clapper he said on friday night that the findings on the u.s. intelligence committee about russian interference in the election casts doubt on the legitimacy of the outcome of election. now, clapper wasn't saying that the russians had successfully altered the outcome, but he was saying it did cast a shadow. and brian, before we get to twitter, ...

In critical instances, we do not know what the answers are. that is the trade-off of an independent investigation, we are not in charge of that. >> sandra: why are authorities so quiet on this? >> there is a state investigation, injustice should be very important to this conversation. the mayor has to take charge of the situation in her own city. quite frankly, the police have information. they have the tapes of the calls, evidence technicians that went to the scene. this is not a case, where the state has its information, and you can defer all of this to the state. you can grab a hold of this...

But the councilman saying he's heard there could be two. we'll bring you more as we get it here. also in the news today, certainly big-time talks at the white house wrapping up on the fiscal cliff that could have a big impact on the president's second term. throughout history second-term presidents have accomplished everything from welfare overhauls to tax reform. what will be the legacy of president obama? as they say past is pro logged. joining us is historian michael berb loss. >> thanks, thomas. some believe there can be a second term curse. how does president obama avoid that? >> well, in...

Sure he doesn't overreach, doesn't do something like johnson did, wage a whole vietnam war that went way beyond his political support and destroyed him. >> people would look at the first four years and think that the president may have overreached in certain areas there. in -- >> but successfully. >> so people might anticipate he could really come out swinging in the next four years with accomplishments. >> absolutely. optional -- he did health care, gay marriage, several other things, someone else who was president might not have done and was able to do those things. second term, we'll see wh...