cecile, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. how did you make it to the podium since we've heard so many stories of scheduled speakers who couldn't work their way through that thick crowd to get there? cher was blocked out and never made it to the stage today. how early did you have to get there to make it to the stage? >> we got there really early, lawrence, and it was an extraordinary day. i think as you've seen from all the photographs and the coverage and of course not only in washington, d.c., but all across the country and all across the world. and it was wonderful to have those kinds of problems. i love it when there are too many people turning out to stand up for women's rights. and today was a day i think none of us will ever forget. >> cecile, based on what i had been hearing from people over the last month, i was not surprised that this was huge. and when we saw how low the turnout was yesterday for the inauguration relative to other inaugurations, it became clear yesterday that there was a good chance that today's pr

. >> ♪ >> nineteen year old damn ear allen shot and killed here at 23rd and cecil b.oore on monday. his mother and family members are left grieving the loss. >> i just want the violence to stop, that's it. it was a senseless murder. >> the sees rally to honor the young victim comes on the heals every string of shooting thursday night in the city. eight shootings in total left two people dead. group aimed at stopping gun violence, says, too many young men are becoming victims. >> there is another young man full of life, full of potential, you know what i mean, gunned down on the street of philadelphia. >> it start by us, our generation, we can stop, the younger ones, the older people, as well. >> philadelphia police certainly have their hands full. this has been a particularly violent week in the sit of philadelphia. all of the shootings are still under investigation. at police headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the justice department is giving good marks to the philadelphia police department's reform effort. they found the department has made s

cecile, thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. how did you make it to the podium since we have heard so many stories of scheduled speakers who couldn't work their way through that thick crowd to get there, cher was blocked out, never made it to the stage today. how early did you have to get there to make it to the stage? >> we got there really early, lawrence. it was an extraordinary day. i think as you have seen from all the photographs and the coverage and of course, not only in washington, d.c. but all across the country and all across the world. and it was wonderful to have those kinds of problems. i love it when there are too many people turning out to stand up for women's rights. today was a day that i think none of us will ever forget. >> based on what i have been hearing from people over the last month, i was not surprised that this was huge and when we saw how low the turnout was yesterday for the inauguration relative to other inaugurations, it became clear yesterday that there was a good chance that today's protest coul

now, winter weather advisory will go into effect for chester county, and cecil county, maryland, areas to the wells. these spot have the highest chance to see little bit of freezing drizzle, especially later today, which could make things little tricky as far as the travel into the evening hours. but everybody else, not under an advisory, light precipitation, the earliest it get in here, south and west of the city say around 1:00, probably two, three for the city, about 11:00 best chance to see wintery precipitation depending where you are in the form of some light snow, sleet, freezing drizzle. less than inch of snow expected, if you do see any freezing rain maybe .100 of ann or so. thirty in philadelphia, 32 in millville. breaking down hour by hour here, again, dry for the morning, keep it until 2:00 for the sit, start to see light snow, that continues into the evening. nice finish for the weekends coming at us. talk about that in eyewitness weather back to you. >> justin, thank youment it is now 6:03. so time to check the roads. let's go right over to amanda, live at the cbs-3 traff

please welcome cecile richards!d applause ) ♪ welcome to the show. >> good to be here. >> trevor: you have a lot of fans in the audience. ( cheers and applause ) and i feel like you need fans. >> we'll take every one we can get. >> trevor: in these dark times. let's get straight into it. it feels like you cannot turn on the news these cases special after the trump victory without seeing another story of about how paul ryan and the republicans are planning to defund planned parenthood. in fact, i hear that phrase so much it sounds like defund planned parenthood is the new name of the organization. >> not a bit. >> trevor: we're going to defund planned parenthood. >> no. >> trevor: are you tired? >> no, not a bit. in fact, i'm energized. it has been an outpouring support of planned parenthood ever since paul ryan said that. in fact, i think you can't even get a phone call into speaker ryan's office anymore because of so many folks calling concerned. we had a 900% increase of women in the first couple of days of women

streep was honored with cecil b. demill life time time award. she used her speech to tackle controversial statements by president-elect and streep called on fellow artists to find inspiration in frustration with political atmosphere. >> when powerful united states their position to bully others we lose we neat principal press to hold power to account and call them on the carpet for every outrage [ applause ]. >> host jimmy fallon took a few jabs at trump and it was popular during back stage interviews let's talk quickly about this. >> i don w actors say a lot of people don't. that's one of the reasons donald trump did well because people in heartland they don't want to hear what celebrities have to say about political views. >> there's nothing wrong with celebrities using platform. >> right they're americans as much as everything else. >> sure we as people need to use own brains and not listen to what people are saying out there. so i mean i thought that was great. i thought her speech was exactly what she obviously wanted to do. but what i thou

joining us now se cease richa-- cecile richards.he advocacy director for united we dream and a doca beneficiary. your reaction to this short list for the next supreme court nominee? >> grateful for the two women that president obama put on the supreme court, maria sotomayor and kagen. as we know verse roe v. wade hangs in the balance. we look forward to scrutinizing the record of anyone put up for the supreme court or federal opening. >> if you had to rank these three tonight, is it possible to distinguish between them in terms of which one would be -- i don't know what to call it but maybe the least objectionable? >> no, there isn't. these are -- as sort of a lot of donald trump's nominees are unacceptable to communities like myself. they present a clear and present danger to my way r way of life, the way of life of women and people of color in the country. we will see what they come up with but no good news here. >> this is what i have always said is what presidential elections are about even when you get down to the rare years wh

joaning me cecile richard, president of planned parenthood federation of america. thank you for being here. at some level you have to see it coming, this is how it has gone. clinton got rid of the global gag rule, reinstated by george w. bush, rescinded by barack obama, reinstated by donald trump. this is part of what comes with having a republican president. >> i think there's two things different though. one, of course, it happened first day in office after, as you say, the largest women's martha happened in our history. the second is this gag rule and actually what was signed by president trump today is so much more expansive than anything we have ever seen, because this actually impacts hiv/aids programs, maternal health programs. it litally will mean shutting down programs all around the world that provide far more than family planning, and it is the results will be devastating. >> this actually goes out past what was operational during the bush administration? >> absolutely. >> how so? >> it expands beyond family planning services. >> any organization, not ju

this happened in cecil road, in blackley at 1240.njuries has been taken to salford royal, three others were treated at the scene is walking wounded. crews are conducting a search of the area. apparently the end terrace house is almost com pletely end terrace house is almost completely collapsed. more on that a little later. more now on our top story this afternoon — and donald trump has promised a trade deal between britain and the united states will be a priority when he takes office as us president on friday. he was speaking to the former justice secretary and prominent brexit campaigner michael gove for the times newspaper. lets listen to a little of what he had to say about his impressions of britain. my my mother loved the queen, she was so proud of the queen. she loved the ceremonial and the beauty, because nobody does that like the english. she had great respect for the queen. liked her. any time that queen was on television, and events, my mother would be watching. i thought the uk was so smart in getting out. you we re was s

king day, history making productions, my company, is showing a film called "cecil's people: the freedomters" at girard college. that film is available at historyofphilly.com. it's the story of the integration of girard college. >> oh, great story. >> and martin luther king came to philadelphia with cecil moore and spoke at the wall, so... >> i will check that out. thanks for joining us. >>> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up next on "action news," a taxi driver is shot a dozen times in west philadelphia. we have details about what the driver did before the trigger was pulled. >> an armed masked man robbed a woman in south philadelphia. details on where it happened. >> plus, several homes left without gas or water for nearly a week. we'll take you to the scene, as crews work to repair the problem. >> those stories, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more next on "action news." > good afternoon it is sunday, january 15, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> a taxi driver is in critical condition

but the big talker, meryl streep, coming up there when she accepted her cecil b.demille award and everything she said, it was funny to watch twitter and facebook and everything get filled up with meryl streep. >> "the crown" too did really well. >> you're right, now looking to the oscars. >>> still ahead, dolphins flipper helping america's bravest. that's next. i can't live without you, prepareporne team 4. >> several schools are closed or delayed today. st. mary's county schools are closed today so are calvert ty let's take a look a ll a the d.c. area feels like 9 degrees. culpepper feeling like 7. but martinsburg, 4 degrees. winchester feeling like 4 degrees this morning. it's going to stay cold through the ent temperature i 20 degrees. crclosen we have this problem o the beltway. this is the inner.loop near rockville pike. the left lane is getting by that crash. we have a response already there on the scene this morning. in leesburg, west on 7 at sycolin road. gas main break, left lane getting by the repairs. eastbound lanes a little bit affecte a well. no prob

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s birthday so they're cleaning up the streets we call this a day of service at cecil street.ognize cecil street by the meyer's rec center nicely done sgln that's wonderful they're doing this. >> it's more than just a day off, it's a day on. >> it's a day on. a day of service. >> let's get back to stupid stuff. >> yeah. >> it's official, johnny dep p who i could careless about and amber herd are finally divorce divorced. >> this is according to page six. >> page six is a gossip column in the new york post. >> right. >> los angeles judge was fed up with the feuding going on. >> yes. >> so the report says judge said "enough is enough if you both want to be divorced let's get this done" the judge refused further requests from both sides to delay the final divorce and amber's attorney told page 6 amber's long national nightmare is long ove over. they're officially divorced and. >> it was a nightmare for her really? >> i'm sure all involved. >> he tries so hard to be quirky you know what i mean? there's people that try way too hard to be. >> i wonder. >> it's different when he was

criticized some of trump's most controversial moments during his campaign, while she was accepting the cecil d. millilifetime achievement award. >> there was a performance this year that stunned me. it was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege, power, and the capacity to fight back. it -- it kind of broke my heart when i saw it. and i still can't get it out of my head. because it wasn't in a movie. it was real life. and this instinct to humiliate when it's modelled by someone in the public platform, by someone powerful it filters down into everyone's life because it kind of gives permission for other people to do the same thing. disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. >> that speech there was praised by many, but donald trump was not thrilled unleashing a series of tweets this morning. let me read what he tweeted. quote, meryl streep, one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood doesn't know me b

. >> tonight cecile richards, gloria stein 'em on what may have been the largest protest in america historynd what this movement does next. >> this can't end today. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes on what the white house called donald trump's first working day on the fourth day, sean spicer said he is not in the business of lying to the american people.

cecile richards, president of planned parenthood, speaking before a rally.'s listen in. >> -- never giving up. reproductive rights are human rights. you need to know that starting this week, congress is going to be moving quickly to try to pass restrictions on reproductive access and we cannot let them. you need to call your member of congress, call your senator and say we will not go back. one of us can be dismissed, two can be ignored, but together we are a movement. and we are unstoppable. it is an honor to do this work long side inspiring leaders like the woman standing next to me. please welcome my friend kyra johnson of urge, unite for reproductive and gender equity. >> i see some nasty women out there. so nasty. i see some nasty boys out there, too. janet would be so proud before. >> you're watching the rally before a woman's march here in washington. as company back in the studio here, essentially using donald trump's language from the campaign against him. cecile richards say that the republicans are preparing to pass a budget and they want to strip

do you agree, cecile, that planned parenthood is core to abortion in america?we provide abortion surveillances but we provide millions of other services. we think it's important, it's a legal servicewomen need access to in this country. what speaker ryan is trying to do here and what vice president, incoming vice president pence is trying to do is end access to everything that would prevent unintended pregnancy in this country including family planning services. that's the real irony here. we have seen what's happened in states like texas where they've ended access to family planning services, to cancer screenings. we just saw in texas a doubling of a maternal mortality rate for women, particularly low-income women, african-american women who have the least ak says to care. ironically, i think what they're trying to do will, if anything, drive up the rate of unintended pregnancy in this country and have exactly the opposite impact of what supposedly they intend. >> if the federal funding goes away you're making the point the organization has been around for 100

amazon is expanding in maryland, announcing a project for 1.2 million square foot fulfillment center in cecil county. than 3000loys more people at its employment and sorting centers in baltimore. the new facility would create 700 positions. it is expected to be built by the end of 2020. jonathan: about five dozen congressional democrats have announced plans inauguration friday, pointing to present like trumps many statements or policies, but as mike carter-conneen reports, there is division in the party about such a boycott. mike: maryland congressman elijah cummings said he will attend friday because the inauguration is bigger than donald trump, but gerry connolly on aoined several others growing list of democrats boycotting the event. >> we need to work together to get anything done. mike: trump has called them disrespectful and unpatriotic. but during past presidential transitions, it political historian says there have been many personality conflicts and protests. >> this idea that it is a kumbaya moment is historically not the case. congressionalhis inauguration all boycott is unpreceden

meryl streep who was awarded the cecil b demill award used her remarks to call out donald trump. the show was a preview of the celebrity style we can expect to see over the next few weeks. >> reporter: the golden globes red carpet is the ultimate catwalk. >> who are you wearing? >> tom ford. >> gucci very, very gratefully. >> who are you wearing sweetheart. >> i don't know i got it from a tux rental place. >> reporter: glittered sequin and beaded gowns in rich tones sparkeled. >> i think sparkels are a trend every year we are girls. yeah. and diamonds yes. >> reporter: designer dressedtracey ellis ross and sophia have a garra. ver garra. a wink and nod to the role divorce of the nicole kidman would have alexander mcqueen with a choker. the evening's ultimateaccessory. haley signfeld what diamond choker with the sheer vera wang. pants was a trend. >> one it looks great and two in honor of hillary clinton. >> reporter: the most popular color a. few leading men like ryan gosling wore it and leading ladies as well white. >> i was scared to wear white because i am such a messy person

. >> the most nominated star taking home the cecil b. demille award. crossed for veep streep to sweep herrcategory for a record ninth win. >> getting my speech right now. >> the preglobes bash, one of the stars there was val kilmer. during 2016 there were a lot of concerns about his health but our first sighting of val in 26 days. it's the best he'sslooked in months after a mysterious illness had plagued him for more than this is the photo that first sparked concern. in november of 2015 kilmer spotted with a tracheotomy tube, sparking fears he was battling throat cancer. val denied it. he wasce ford to deny cancer rumors after friend and co-star michael douglas said in october that val was battling cancer and quote things don't look too good for him. days later val posted on facebook that michael was misinformed. >> i started having trouble with my speech. >> in november, val made his first appearance in about two months for a screening and fans were shocked by his speech. >> my tongue swelled up. [ inaudible ] >> then in december, the 57-year-old was

la la land was the big winner at the globes, a lot of talk has been about meryl streep awarded the cecil b. demill award. she took several shots at donald trump even though she didn't mention him by name. >> hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners if you kick them out, you'll have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts. they are not the arts. >> streep blasted the president-elect for mocking a disabled reporter in 2015, a charge that trump has argued with and new york times reporter got trump on the phone, according to the reporter, trump dismissed her remarks and called her a hillary lover. he is not surprised he has come under attack from quote, liberal movie people. >>> a man accused of a shooting spree at a florida airport is facing a judge today. >>> the pharmaceutical executive who raised the drug and cause outrage is banned from twitter. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionai

actresses in hollywood doesn't know me but attacked last night at the golden globes while accepting the cecil b. demille awards. she publicly criticized mr. trump for mocked a disabled reporter. >> this instinct to humiliate someone that's modelled by someone in the public platform, it filters down to everyone in their life because it kind oif gi people to do the same thing. "l off with several trophies on ba with the winners. i wish i was backstage. i bet you saw and heard a lot. >> it was amazing, gayle. traditionally the golden globes is full of surprises and a good indicator of who will get a lot of love at the time and apparently "la la land" is front and center. the contemporary musical won in nomiteid y think? >> emma had this in the bag coming off "february." >> you know, it's not. it's not. >> maybe some of it. >> reporter: the la la sweep was good for other nominees. >> there was a kiss between ryan and andrew garfield. >> they did? >> i'm happy for them. >> viola davis. thank you. >> viola davis won best actress for the long portrayal in fen s fences. >> what about my life. >> he g

mark: chris cycled into town and he told me they only do that when there's a strike, cecile again inrs. chris mahon, director of asset allocation research at airings. again. home thanks, chris. coming up, heading back to detroit for an interview with don gilbert at the international auto show. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: new york and london, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and i'm mark martin. this is bloomberg markets, the european close. time for look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. health,nsurer, united agreeing to purchase surgical point $3liates for two million. surgical care affiliates is a chain of outpatient surgery providers. they already have achievement through primary care practices and urgent care facilities. expanding the pet care business, a deal at 9.1y billion dollars including $1.4 billion in debt. there is already a division focusing on health care. president-elect donald trump is thanking chrysler and ford for investing in the united states attwitter today, looking their plan to invest $1 billion in michigan, adding 2000 jobs. he also men

. >> reporter: good evening to you, this 19-year-old was actually shot and killed at 23rd and cecil b more. he's the third to die from gun violence just this week. >> unfortunately we're here again and if we don't stop this we're going to be here next week too. >> reporter: it's a scene becoming tragically repetitive. another young life at least gun violence in philadelphia. ♪ . >> reporter: 19-year-old damir alan was killed monday, his mother and family members are left grieving the loss. >> i just want the violence to stop. that's it. my son was -- it was senseless murder. >> reporter: the rally to honor the young victim comes on the heels of a string of shooting thursday in the city. eight in total that left two people dead. philadelphia cease fire says too many young man are becoming victims >> and it's another yes, ma'am with full life, full of potential, you know, what i mean, gunned down on the streets of philadelphia. >> we can change it the start by us, our generation, we can start for the younger ones and prove to the older people as well. >> well, philadelphia police certai

emergency services were called to cecil road in blackley just after half past twelve.thers described as "walking wounded." a 35—year—old man is in a stable condition in hospital after being injured in a shooting near a primary school in glasgow. police scotland said no one else was hurt in the incident, which happened close to st george's primary school. detectives say it appears to have been a targeted attack, but don't believe there is an ongoing threat to any other person. now, time for a look at the weather. thank you. still forlornly looking through the glazing in central london for a hint of blue sky. sadly i'm in the same boat that many of you are. at least it's turned dry here. that's the sort of scene typically across the british isles, with noticeable exceptions. graham in stirling caught that. you'll notice from the satellite imagery east anglia is doing quite well and one 01’ east anglia is doing quite well and one or two spots in wales and the south—west. there's a lot of cloud in the circulation of high pressure, keeping many of us eventually settled, but

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she was awards the the prestigious cecil b award, but the platform to call out donald trump without ever his name. >> disrespect, invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully other, we all lose. >> mr. trump fired back against steep in a series of tweets this morning. he wrote: meryl streep, one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood, doesn't know me a tad last night at the golden globes. she is a, continued, hillary flung high lost big. war of words therefore sure. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", heavy rains out west are sending residents fleeing from their homes. and the worse is yet to come. katy? >> unfortunately yes. well, back here at home, we are expecting generally speaking a pretty tame weekend. all things considered. there are some shower chances which we'll discuss. but temperatures are where they should be. they will not be, however, the rest of this week. your full forecast right around the corner on the oth >> heavy rains causing major flooding, 400 homes evacuated so far. with more rain on the way the situati

. >> reporter: good evening to you, this 19-year-old was actually shot and killed at 23rd and cecil b more. he's the third to die from gun violence just this week. >> unfortunately we're here again and if we don't stop this we're going to be here next week too. >> reporter: it's a scene becoming tragically repetitive. another young life at least gun violence in philadelphia. ♪ . >> reporter: 19-year-old damir alan was killed monday, his mother and family members are left grieving the loss. >> i just want the violence to stop. that's it. my son was -- it was senseless murder. >> reporter: the rally to honor the young victim comes on the heels of a string of shooting thursday in the city. eight in total that left two people dead. philadelphia cease fire says too many young man are becoming victims >> and it's another yes, ma'am with full life, full of potential, you know, what i mean, gunned down on the streets of philadelphia. >> we can change it the start by us, our generation, we can start for the younger ones and prove to the older people as well. >> well, philadelphia police certai

cecile richards of planned parenthood, america ferrera, ashley judd, scarlett johansson, michael moore among others. there's a full range of speakers and events that have been planned. we'll get back to you. we'll cover this extensively. i want to go to cnn's brin gin. grass. these joining us from the bus. what's it like? >> hey, wolf, we're getting closer to d.c. we're getting a little bit delayed with some traffic. people are talking about what they're going to do, what they're going to feel and say when they get to this rally and join the thousands that we know are already there. again, i keep talking about the personal reasons people are here and needing to be here today and joining these other women mary organized this group. she organized two buses full. 55 people. mary told me that she's doing it for her son. a lot of people doing this again for very personal reasons, whether it be a certain issue like abortion or lgbtq community or whether they're doing it because they came from a family of immigrants. so many reasons. that's what makes this march so important, so exciting for

have the power -- >> and there is nothing more powerful than a group of determined sisters >> lead by cecil richards of planned parenthood, katie perry lead marchers, most of them prochoice in vowing to fight the overturning of rowe versus wade. women from the promovement said they felt left out. >> we were left out of the event because we are pro-life and anti-abortion. sadly, the abortion corporations have overtaken any discussion of women's rights in our country. >> reporter: washington, d.c was not the only city to play host to marchs, more than 600 sister marchs were planned. as many as three million people would take to cities spanning the globe, new york, boston, chicago, los angelesnd abroad. as far away as london, paris, berlin -- even sidney, australia. one bus rental company said they had been hired to bring people to washington from 200 cities in 26 states. women marched vowing this was the beginning, not the end. in washington, jennifer griffin, "fox news." >> coming up, get ready to pay a lot more for postage. >> how much and when it will happen. ♪ who amongst you goes by the

." >> this is for women of color and colorful people, whose donald trump in her speak for the cecil bdemille achievement award. >> it was that moment for the person expected to sit in the most respected seat in our country, imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege, power and the >> reporter:trpe b attacked last night at the golden globes. she is a hillary flunky who lost big. matt and meredith, back to you >> thank you very much. we'll hear more from the winners and check out the night's most talked about fashions and more later on. >>> now to the severe weather causing major problems coast to coast. the east trying to get back on track after a deadix there have been cancellations and delays this morning. it's the case across the united. specanific the airports in the new york area. >> a powerful storm that drops snow and ice from the south to the east. now replaced with the frigid temperatures and roads covered with ice. the deadly storm front causing hundreds of accidents. in virginia alone, nearly 800 crashes. the nasty 20-car pile up in connecticut. more tha

while accepting the cecil b. award, she criticized mr.ocking a disabled reporter. >> this instinct to humiliate when it's modeled by someone in the public platform, by someone powerful, it filters down into everybody's life because it kind of gives permission for other people to do the same thing. disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. >> as for the awards themselves, musical "la la land" waltzed off with a record-breaking seven trophies, including best motion picture musical or comedy. kevin frazier was backstage with the night's big winners. good morning. i wish i was backstage last night. i bet you saw and heard a lot. >> it was amazing backstage, gayle. what a night it was. traditionally, the golden globes really is a show of surprises and also a good indicator of who will get a lot of love come oscar time and apparently "la la land" is front and center. ♪ >> the contemporary musical won in every category in which it was nominated. ryan gossling and

alison: a new amazon store is on the way to cecil county, maryland. the company announced a project for 1.2 million square foot fulfillment center. amazon employees more than 3,000 people at the fulfillment center in baltimore. the new facility could create 700 positions and is expected to be built by the end of 2020. larry: coming up at 5:00, heavy rains take a toll. find out why people are told to stay off the roads. alison: then later, what a in honor of her six children killed in a fire. q: g.o.p. representative tom price likely expected to be grilled today in the confirmation hearing. that is what happened. coming up, the latest on his plan to replace obamacare. larry: as we go to break, congratulations to octavia. she has been named the woman of the year. alison: the issue of climb change dominated issues on the hill today. this is as nasa announced the earth recorded the hottest ar on record. oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt says he does not believe climate change is a hoax but the pick to head the protection agency faced tough agencies a

hopefully they will focus on what's most important for americans, and less on auditioning for the next cecil b. demille golden globe award. i'm kennedy. there's going to be fireworks on capitol hill all week long. what can we expect? heidi is here to break it down. welcome back. let's talk about jeff sessions. he's going first tomorrow morning. do you expect he will have a tough time from republicans as well as a lot of rabid senate democrats? >> probably. when you have say tough time, let's just say in the end all of these guys -- i would argue especially sessions. behind it all the secret that all of us reporters who cover capitol hill like sessions on a personal basis. but they will use the hearings to put up flares about the issues that concern them during a trump presidency. for most members it's not personal. it's about the issues they care about like voting rights. and they feel like they don't necessarily have a good idea of where a president-elect trump stands on these issues so they will try to use the glare of the media spotlight to draw all of these nominees out on these issues a

and the cecil b.l award. >> hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners and if we kick them out you'll have nothing but football and mixed martial arts which are not the arts. >>> jimmy fallon opened the show with a musical nod to "l "la laland. ". >>> i actually started watching "the crown" last night and it is really good. it's one of netflix's most expensive ventures yet. >> you got through the whole -- >> yeah. yeah. >> i start and i stop. i never get through -- >> you haven't understood the it concept of binge watching yet. >> i did and that's why i don't dare again. >> i want to see that too. >> it's not often you see a musical getting that many awards, right? >>> segway to the markets, maybe "la la land" on the sterling. and this follows teresa may's comments that they would leave the eu rather than try to keep bits of its membership. >>> the u.s. futures and how you should be looking at the u.s. markets and 4 1/2 hours until we open. a couple of points higher for the dow and the nasdaq

instead, the spotlight is on the speech from meryl streep as she accepted the cecil b. demille lifetime award. >> there was a performance this year that stunned me. it sank its hooks in my heart. not because it was good. it was -- there's nothing good about it. it was effective and it did its job. it made its intended audience laugh and show their teeth. it was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter. someone he out ranked in privilege, power and the capacity to fight back. it -- it kind of broke my heart when i saw it. i still can't get it out of my head. it wasn't in a movie. it was real life. and this instinct to humiliate when it's modelled by someone in the public platform. it filters down into everybody's life. it kind of gives permission for other people to do the same thing. disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use positions to bully, we all lose. >> meryl streep was talking about trump. some people called mocking of the times reporter which happened l

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of sanders speaking along that blown-up print of the tweet game a people to a dog wearing pants, cecilelion. he will hold him to his word, i guess. >> kudos to mr. sanders there. there will be so many tweets that trump has released over the last couple of years that don't quite hold true. he will call him out on it. >> it's a new way to demonstrate quotes on the floor. >> next story, mariah carey's botched new year's eve performance, the san antonio spurs mascot parodying her performance while surrounded by dancers. he lip-syncs to "emotions" while wearing a leotard and stomping off the court after technical difficulties. ♪ ♪ >> i love that. >> she was not happy. that was a good representation. >>> 212 kilogram or almost 500-pound blue fin tuna selling for $637,000 in the new year's auction at tokyo's fish market. while bidding on the first tuna is an annual ritual, this selling price is the highest level since 1999. the king of tuna won the auction for the sixth year in a row. some say this is the barometer that things are looking up in the japanese economy. >> $600,000 worth of tuna.

while accepting her cecil b. demille award, she went after donald trump.ew hours later he weighed in. s he said he was not surprised by meryl streep, saying she was overrated and a hillary supporter flunky who lost big. a >> you can't give him the benefit of the doubt on this and he's telling you what was in his heart? you always want to go by what's come out of his mouth rather than look at his heart. >> that's kellyanne conway backing up her boss. mark, we have to start off by hearing a little bit of that meryl streep speech. listen. >> there was one performance this year that stunned me. it was that moment when the personal asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. >> mark, you were in the room there. talk about the reaction. it seems like there was a silence that fell over the globes when she started talking. >> it really was. any time meryl streep talks, people listen. people were cryi

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