we are joined by a longtime education activist, brian jones. tell us where you come from and what you have seen here at the protests. >> i'm coming from new york city. we drove early in the morning to get here through the secret service checkpoint, which was quite an ordeal. i got an pretty quickly, only about an hour waiting online, because we got here at 6:00 in the morning. people who got here at 7:00 in the morning waited three hours online who also came from new york, and friends of mine who arrived from boston told me thty waited five hours on line. the secret service played a role in disrupting this protest. as we were discussing earlier, this is the only permitted si te for protesting during today's event. people are allowed to be here, but the secret service effectively disrupted the protest by making people wait 1/2 day just to get inside. deena: you heard the speech donald trump gave recently. what was your reaction to what he said? >> i understand why some people think donald trump is going to deliver for them because he really swun

cops say brian jones is a long-time member at saint john's catholic church in he will let let'svillede of blooming ton. handing out cookies was part of his sunday ritual. he'd been doing it for years but one day last may police say he gave out some cookies laced with thc that's the active chemical in marijuana. it sent six church members to the hospital and even though it didn't take long to solve the case it took until now for charges to be filed. >>> the prosecutor had to review the case. it took quite a long time to determine how much marran was actually in the cookies and how it was done much this gentleman is i'm sure a good person and i'm sure he just made a mistake. >> jones has been charged with criminal recklessness and possession of hash oil. >>> when it comes to your health we know it's important to watch what you eat. but what else should you keep your eye on as you reach for your afternoon snack. >> and several philadelphia schools getting special honors. the reason we're getting some praise today. kathy. >> on this map you can see the northern jet stream those white lin

we are joined by a longtime education activist, brian jones. seen here at the protests. >> i'm coming from new york city. wewe drove early in the morningo get here through the secreret service checkpoint, which was quite an ordeal. ii got an pretty quickly, only about an hour waiting online, because we got here at 6:00 in the morning. people who got here at 7:00 in the morning waited three hours ononline who also came from new york, and friends of mine who arrived from bostoton told me ty waited five hours on line. the secret service played a role in disrupting this protest. as we were discussing earlier, this is the only permitted si te for protesting during today's event. people are allowed to be here, but the secret service effectively disrupted the protest by making people wait 1/2 day just to get inside. deena: you heard the speech donald trump gave recently. what was your reaction to what he said? >> i understand why some people think donald trump is going to deliver for them because he really swung for the fences and made it promises. --

not brian hooks up with julio jones who does the rest.he thunderbird are the tackle with a stiff arm. the 73 yards. 31-nothing in atlanta. take the gatorade shower and now assigned to houston. finally, this trillion open serena williams makes the quarterfinals. william has yet to lose the set and is heading for her 23rd grand slam title as that would be an opening for record. lauren: tough weather this morning. at this transcript into the south and floods sweeping through southern california. senior meteorologist janice d. and live in fox extreme weather center with the latest. a lot of weather going on. >> absolutely. you mentioned this or not by springing a lot of heavy rain and mountain snow winter storm system brought over two dozen tornadoes across the last 48 hours is moving up towards the northeast and bringing a big nor'easter along the northeast coast line. rain along the coast here. snow, freezing rain, sleet. travel is going to be a mass and air travel is going to be delayed if not canceled because we are talking about hurrican

brian: we heard van jones night of the election, after hearing results called it a white lash.unity pushing back on barack obama and this is example of that? >> well, it is a good question, brian, but the answer, i can't speak for the black community in that respect, but i will tell you, the results were in. it was a free and fair election it came out as it came out. i put it to you anyway, were there any incidents that happened after barack obama was elected? the answer was no, because conservatives would never do something so heinous. particularly to a kid who has special needs. tell you what, take on somebody, one of our navy seals that voted for trump. see how the outcome would have happened for those four folks. steve: absolutely. we don't know he was targeted specifically he was a trump supporter. we do know he apparently knew one of the four troublemakers. brian: they went to school together. >> they went to high school together. somehow they went from the suburbs in a stolen vehicle back to the city where he was tortured like that. here is the larger question and the po

brian dawkins makes the cut. the eagles great just one vote away from the nfl hall of fame. >> tonight he has a special message for his fans. nbc 10's keith jones reports. >> reporter: on field nightmare for offense. an eagles legend. tonight a first ballot finalist for the hall of fame. >> i'll be -- >> brian dawkins showing attitude and love for fans via twitter. >> thank you very much for all your votes and all your well wishes on twitter. >> a selection committee chose he and 17 others from a list of nfl greats. dawkins was drafted by the birds and helped deliver an nfc championship. birds fans say he is a shoe-in. >> just the way he played and his hunger for the game at all times and how he pumped other people up around him. >> they fed off his emotion, and that drove them to the success they had in the early years. >> reporter: dawkins still needs to make one more cut. if he does, it will be in august. >> here's what i want you to do if the time comes. i want you to make sure, if you can, if you join me so we go out there and can party and turn that place green. >> in south philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> former eagle terrell

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american investors reaping the benefits of the trump bump as the dow jones hits a historic 20,000. brianyou're smiling. >> we're all together. we're all excited here that we saw dow 20,000. we waited since november 22nd when we broke through that 19,000 mark, and you called it the trump bump, and that's exactly what it is. there's been so much optimism. people started to feel so much better just about about everything, including the stock market. our economy, jobs, less regulation, infrastructure, all of these things. and with less regulation and better tax rates and the like, and really a pro-growth policy platform, that really gave a boost. and now as we have president trump nothing rated, and he's moving forward, that was the catalyst to just push us through right through that 20,000 mark. this morning we're seeing some up arrows. i'm not sure we'll make records again today, but it could happen no doubt. take a look at some of the winners that we've seen since the election, names like goldman sachs and jp morgan that have serged 30%, 22%. the s&p 500 a broader index, a lifetime high t

brian: the whiner is -- >> once when i was standing around on the set one day, whining about something, tommy lee jonest such a privilege, merrill, just to be an actor? yeah, it is. brian: that's meryl streep checking her privilege, winning lifetime achievement award, using her platform to lecture president-elect trump. we covered it on the couch. we have a friend on the couch. mornings are already better with friends. ♪ the. steve: last night the golden globes out in hollywood, first big red carpet event since donald trump. your boss. it was pretty much a bash, for the most part. don't you enjoy it. >> repudiation of the liberal agenda. election night? i didn't like watching the giants lose last night. steve: you missed meryl streep. >> i didn't miss. i. it was live. ainsley: for folks that did miss it see what she said and talk about. >> all of this us in this room belonged to the most vilified segments in american society right now. think about it. hollywood, foreigners, and the press. [laughter] so hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners, and if we kick them all out you will have nothin

brian grimm from the huffington post, maria theresa kumar from voto latino. i just made a mistake, drinking too much diet coke. and washington bureau chief for mother jones, david corn. there are a lot of things coming together, it reminded me of going to the anti-war demonstrations years ago and you would find everybody had a flag. they were not the same flags. there's a lot of different causes there today. >> that was the purpose of the women's march and how it came about is recognizing for a long time the only issue that people want to talk about when they associate with women for a long time is reproductive rights. in fact, they care about wages and the economy and the lgbt community. everything we heard from michael moore, it's the intersectionality that moves a lot of young people. it is why bernie sanders came out and rose so quickly out of nowhere. this recognition. i think what made this so particularly special is people for the very first time in organizing this march, people shared power. it was not saying let's check the box, it was communities coming together saying this is a statement we're doing. what was special, it wasn't just in the uni

brian, you might not have to choose. you can continue higher yet the round number can still, down the road, serve as a curse. looking back over the long history of the dow jonesndustrial average at other very round number milestones. 1906 first time it hit 100. it did go up past that a little bit but actually acted as kind of a ceiling into the next couple of decades. in the mid 20s, it finally put some distance between itself and the 100 mark and went down below it in the great depression. something more recent in current memory? 1,000, intra-day 1966. didn't close above that level until years later, 1972. thereafter it did act as a virtual ceiling on progress in the market until 1982 when the great 1980s bull market really got rolling after a minor bear market following president reagan's election. 10,000, that fair amount, first hit that mark in early 1999. it did continue higher by 15% into the year 2000. but then, as we know, it also acted as basically an upward bound for the market until about 2010. we crossed above it early in this bull market. got up above it, to stay so far, in 2010. none of this says that, obviously, we're doomed to repeat these pat