the referendum campaign was clear, brexit must mean control of the number of people who come to brittain from europe and that is what we will deliver. >> she had suggested she might seek to maintain access to the single market while restricting immigrants but e.u. leaders have said britain won't be allowed to cherry pick parts of the e.u. it wants to keep. may plans to start a two-year negotiation by the end of march. it puts the country on course to leave the e.u. in 2019. >>> political and business leaders have gathered in davos, switzerland, for the annual world economic forum. xi jinping spoke out about protectionism. >> translator: china is clearly opposed to protectionism. no winner will emerge in a trade war. >> xi said globalization should not be blamed for every problem such as international financial crises. china is becoming impatient with trump. he suggested high tariffs on chinese imports. the president-elect accuses the country of manipulating its currency to put u.s. companies at a disadvantage. xi rejected that criticism. he said beijing has no intention of giving chinese

the nuclear arm neighbors have fought several wars since gaining independence from brittain seven decadesh both armies taking on new chiefs in recent weeks, they've been testing missiles. >>> this morning a tennessee bus driver is being haled a hero after the quick thinking saved 29 students. the driver heard a loud pop, realized there was a fire in the wheel well when it ended up in this. fire totally engulfing that bus. within minutes it was consumed in flames. >> the children are all off of the bus at this time. it started in the wheel well and now the engine is on fire. >> i felt really happy and scared at the same time. >> i was the last one to get off the bus. >> how is that for courage, right? local authorities are investigating the cause of that fire. >>> all right. just ahead, a new name for yahoo!. we're going to tell you what it is. >>> plus, the donald talking to this man about creating 1 million new jobs in the u.s. can they do it? we're going to tell you. you're watching "early today." don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i

documents, briefing papers and so forth that she goes through and reads in her official capacity as brittain'se. she's still on top of all of that. today she didn't go to church as she would normally do. that is not a decision she would take very lightly. she is the head of the church of england. the decision is taken because it's pretty chilly out there, just above freezing. if this is a lingering cold as we are repeatedly told, they want her to get over it as quickly as possible. but she's doing okay. that's the message that's coming through. and buckingham palace seems to want to be very sure that people are not overly worried about the 90-year-old monarch's health at the moment. >> she hasn't been sent to the hospital so that tells us that it's controllable, whatever it is. do we know when her next public event is, when she's expected to be seen? >> reporter: no, not at the moment. the time at the estate over christmas and new year's, personal time, family time. the family does make these appearances at the local chapel on christmas and new year day. you're right. this is another point tha

theresa may said she hopes and brittain hopes that the united states will maintain sanctions on russia amid reports that president trump will talk to vladimir putin tomorrow and maybe as early as tomorrow could lift those sanctions. here's how president trump responded on that. >> i hear a call was set up, steve. we'll see what happens. as far as the sanctions, very early to be talking about that, but we look to have a great relationship with all countries ideally. as far as, again, putin and russia, i don't say good, bad or indifferent. i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. that's possible and it's also possible that we won't. we will see what happens. >> reporter: the back drop to those comments about vladimir putin are things that president trump said that sounded positive about putin in the past and of course the reports that russia interfered in the united states election in the fall by hacking democratic entities. one other thing to note about this news conference in contrast to those of president obama, it was much shorter. this was 18 minutes. the

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