It was a crazy year outside the political arena. From nuclear tests in North Korea to a bloodbath in Aleppo, these were some of the most shocking moments from 2016.
David Keyes, a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, says Israel has "iron-clad information" that the US worked with the Palestinians on the UN resolution that was critical of Israeli settlements.
David Keyes, spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, talks about Israel's disappointment over a UN resolution critical of settlements and says they look forward to working the Trump administration.
A Northhampton, Pennsylvania man suffering from cancer won free pizza for a year from a local restaurant, but decided to donate the prize to the local food bank.
CNN's Matthew Chance reports that Russia defense officials are now saying that none of the passengers or crew aboard the Tupolev 154 aircraft survived when the plane crashed shortly after taking off from Sochi.
"If I watched Fox News, I wouldn't vote for me either," the president says. Brian Stelter asks Principal deputy press secretary Eric Schultz about the dynamic.
Communications director Jen Psaki explains the White House's "new media" strategy; describes the value of daily press briefings; and talks about the president's interest in "how people consume information."
April Ryan says the White House was uniquely protective of Obama's public image given the "historic nature" of his presidency. David Gregory and Ann Compton also weigh in.
