Details about the Turkish Assassination; "Meltdown of Humanity" in Aleppo; NYC's Female Trailblazers

Coming up on today's show:

• David Filipov, The Washington Post’s bureau chief in Moscow, on the latest news and analysis following the assassination of Russia's ambassador to Turkey.
• President-elect Trump has been busy filling cabinet positions, meeting with high-level business people and government officials (and Tweeting, of course). So, Trump voters, we want to know, how's he doing? Give us a call now and tell us how you think Trump is doing so far.
• As residents are evacuated from the last rebel-held section in the devastated Syrian city of Aleppo, David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, reflects on how the conflict evolved over the past year.
• Julie Scelfo, author of The Women Who Made New York (Seal Press, 2016), talks about both the famous and overlooked women who contributed to New York City's ongoing cultural history.
• Mark Di Ionno, columnist at the Star Ledger, discusses the justice department's recently filed lawsuit against Bernards Township in New Jersey, on behalf of a proposed mosque that has faced stiff — and potentially illegal — opposition from some of the town.