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l>>ast weekend fer would only confirm a working relationship with drake and he only nodded when askedbout her. >> how things going with j. lo? >> reporter: a source now tells "e.t." they are an item. "she's head over heels for drake." we saw j. lo getting some love this weekend from her twins, emmy and max, at the recording studio in miami. no drake in sight but that's to be expected. our source says, "it is a new relationship but she's really into him." j. lo told us her kids are her priority. >> i just have wonderful people in mfey li. i have a lot of loving people. they know the kids come first and everything else falls in line after that. >> lopez is collaborating with her ex, marc anthony. the singer with puerto rican roots had to brush up with her spanish for the . ". >> i'll be lip syncing all the songs in the movie. >> love that movie. >>> apparently this romance is real. but what about this one? brad pitt and kate hudson. tabloids have been claiming it's on. but wait until you see the magical way kate's family is responding. >> you must be thrilled that kate's dating brad pit

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fers. oers. lers. lers. . . >>> online shoppers helped holiday sales. overall spending grew more than 4.5% over the previous year. online purchases were up 12%. the data tracked payments for nearly a million merchandises from late october and early january. >>> to real estate where future borrowers are about to get a break on mortgage payments from the obama administration that may or may not be returned by the incoming white house. diana has more. >> the federal housing administration, the government insurer of home loans is reducing the annual premium by 25 basis points which he said will save borrowers an average $500 this year. it expects one million americans to use fh alones to buy a home or refinance a home loan. the insurance fund was a major player in the housing bailout, offering borrowers the only payment available. it came at a cost. the insurance fund fell into the red requiring a bailout of $1.7 billion. it since gained $44 billion in value since 2012 and has been above the capital requirements for two years. hud's secretary said this is a

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back, the separation took more than 21 hours, and more than 50 medical professionals, at the maria fer err i children's hospital, first complex surgery every it kinds at the hospital. and surgeons say the risk is part of this for separating the twins. the girls are expected to make a speedy recovery. >> and speaking of twins, meet kali and jeromei. despite difference in colors these beautiful twin girls were born to the same motherment the twins born last april to white mother and black father, now this is very rare, but it can occur in fraternal twins, who start out as separate fertilized eggs. >>> neat. >> beautiful girls. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, a mystery is bubbling to the surface under waterfall. >> don't go chasing waterfalls. bubbles as high as well a human being, where this strange phenomenon is happening, and the mother of twins? >> i always love twin stories, you know me. looking ahead of course already to the weekends. we have it in our sites. right now it is really coming into folk thaws we think we will get nice break from any major storms,

is now mandating that bars, the mazon irkts center, and philadelphia fight under go training andy fers guy their staff. >>> we use social media as a way to connect but how much are we actually listening to the other person. >> straight ahead tonight at 11:00, surprising new research on how social media is used. nicole brewer tells us why it might be making us more narrow minded. >> also a member of "saturday night live" in hot water. >> a series of tornadoes leaves behind a path of destruction in the south the community dealing with a double dose of devastation. >> and kate is closely tracking the nor'easter that's bringing our region high winds and heavy rain. what you can expect in the morning and what c when the storm finally moves out and what comes next. her forecast is coming up in less than 4 minutes. >>> at least 20 people are dead and dozens more hurt after powerful tornadoes touched down in the southeast. those twisters shredded homes and wiped out entire neighborhoods. one of the tornadoes hit albany georgia where people are trying to recover after another tornado hit three

. >> could i -- >> we are doing two fer day. >> oh, that's great. good. okay i'm wondering, do you expect an eo on hibs as part of all this coming any time soon? and also i wanted you to be aware that president obama flew his spokesman has issued a statement on the executive order. >> okay. thank you. i think with respect to h 1 bs and other visa, it is part of a larger immigration preform effort that the president will continue to talk about through executive order and through working with congress. but you have already seen a lot of action on immigration. and i think whether it's that or the spousal visas or other type of visas. i think there is an overall need to look at all these programs. and you will see both through executive action and through comprehensive legislative measures a way to address immigration as a whole and the visa program. zeke. >> since we are doing two. i have got two for you. on the nsc reorganization with regards to the president's chief strategist being on the nsc that wasn't something that existed in president obama's tenure.

back in 1983, there was a change from the civil service to what we now call the fers, a small, defined-benefit in a 401(k) plan. we do believe there are members of congress that say they would like to get rid of the defined benefit portion of that plan, which is a very, very small portion. lesspeople try $1000 or for 30 or 40th years of service in the program than they have for their 401(k). affectnges in that will the recruitment and retention of federal employees, and to get the best and the brightest who want to be public servants and work for the federal government. host: what is on the agenda for republicans in congress when it comes to federal workers? guest: we are seeing various pieces of legislation that wants to take federal employees due process rights away, which -- ok, they say you cannot fire federal employees. we have data that says 77,000 federal employees have been fired in the last few years. that does not include those that were removed during a probationary period, or those that quit because they knew they were going to be terminated. there were plenty of provisions to fire

. >> these are from the latest nbc news wall street journal sgo fer has handled y fraur said say amauve of the way he's handled it. bewalk obama's approval rating was 77 in twaun 9. bill clienten was 77. the poles didn't bethser grj. poilt said beanal to to the feep said. and were so wrong are gnaw doing apreev roading dwoet. and kw toi walked it up. at least 50 democrats are boy coating inall urals. >> thank you. and this is news 4 coverage. jim vance and doreen will be with you every step of the way and long-time parade announcer. join us on air and in line. >>> d.c. police are waiting for the medical examiner's report. >> he stopped breathing yesterday. inside the u.s. department of labor. according to a day care work. hetuate and i want to kbroe the foo . how long did it take for them to realize he was choke sng. >> >>> after a barricade situation, 32-year-old a dds zooem is the one accused of killing someone. police have not confirmed the relshz to the victims. but it's a fourth person in the home not hurt. the officer who shot the suspect is on standard administrative leave. a >>>

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is now mandating that bars, the mazon irkts center, and philadelphia fight under go training andy fers guy their staff. >>> we use social media as a way to connect but how much are we actually listening to the other person. >> straight ahead tonight at 11:00, surprising new research on how social media is used. nicole brewer tells us why it might be making us more narrow minded. >> also a member of "saturday night live" in hot water. >> a series of tornadoes leaves behind a path of destruction in the south the community dealing with a double dose of devastation. >> and kate is closely tracking the nor'easter that's bringing our region high winds and heavy rain. what you can expect in the mornin when the storm finally moves out and what comes next. her forecast is coming up in less than 4 minutes. >>> at least 20 people are dead and dozens more hurt after powerful tornadoes touched down in the southeast. those twisters shredded homes and wiped out entire neighborhoods. one of the tornadoes hit albany georgia where people are trying to recover after another tornado hit three weeks ago. >

. >> we're doing two-fer today. >> that's great. okay.ondering, do you expect an eo on h1bs as part of all this coming any time soon? and i wondered if you were aware that president obama through his spokesman has now issued a statement on the executive order. >> okay. thank you. i think with respect to h1bs and other visa it's part of a larger immigration reform effort that the president will continue to talk about through executive order and through working with congress. but you've already seen a lot of action on immigration. whether it's that or spousal visas or other type of visas there's an overall need to look at all these programs. you'll see both through executive action and through comprehensive legislative measures a way to address immigration as a whole and the visa program. >> since we're doing two, i've got two for you. on the nsc organization with regards to the president's chief strategist that sxested in president obama's tenure, what does that speak about mr. bannon's role within the white house? >> let's be honest. davi

a lot of the people you're seeing gathered here, they'll start off in that fers wave making their way from the united nations up about ten blocks and west few avenues to stand and protest in front of trump tower on fifth avenue. of course, trump tower, the president's home and where he's based much of his transition efforts. but the people here saying they want to get out and make their voices heard and make it a message directly to the president. as you notice here, not just women. this is called the women's march of new york city, but out here people of all -- both genders, all races. they say this isn't just about women's rights. they say it's about equality d maintaining civil rights protections for everyone in the country. the crowds are revving up here. everything gets started around 11:00 a.m. they'll make their way to trump tower to send their message to the president. >> jessica sh snyder is over at the u.n. what's it like over there? >> wolf, i've just heard the first speaker performer take the stage here. and what we've been hearing from everyone we've been speaking to is t

given the president's last business ties, disclosure shows he did have some stake in energy prance fer partners. he sold most of it, but there is still thousands of dollars that he has. can he just reassure the american people -- >> thousands of dollars for a guy who is a multibillionaire, i don't know -- >> to those concerned about potential conflict. >> by law he can't have conflicts. he has gone above and beyond to make sure his focus is on the american people, bringing back jobs and growing the economy. >> does he share the view of secretary of defense, who said yesterday washington has quote an unshakeable commitment to appliance. >> i think i addressed this before. as in terms of the output of nato, he doesn't feel it is doing what it was set up to do. i think that secretary mattis and others have some ideas about how to reform or make organizations like nato more effective and benefit the amount of money the united states puts into nato or the u.n. or other organizations like that. but he is not pleased with what he sees in terms of contribution. yes, sir? >> for legislation fro

wouldn't fer -- be surprised if rain drops fall around sunrise. trenton, 32. cape may, 38 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, lots ever rain in the short term after today. today is a good one. sun and clouds. occasional rain and drizzle tomorrow, 46. tuesday, rain and drizzle, 47. wednesday, more rain and drizzle. we're up to 50 degrees, an arctic front pushes through, thursday, friday, saturday, sharply colder. highs in the 30s, we could be dealing with windchills in the 20s. here's the deal for are friday. some of the forecast models are going back and forth with a coastal system where we could see snow, others keep it out to sea. >> remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. >>> a very young girl in virginia got a gift for christmas that her parents call a miracle. ariana born deaf received brain stem implants. when cochlear implants did not work she was offered this. her mom described the emotional response when her baby girl reacted for the first time. >> she was reacted where is this sound com

now artist zach fer fernandez said he was responsible, he said he wanted to lift people's spirits afterrazy year. >>> battery production has begun at tesla's new factory, they plan to produce batteries for the model three later this year. the factory is 30% finished with 5 million square feet of space on several floors. when its done, it will be the biggest building in the world. >>> some of the most cutting edge cars in the world were delivered today at a silicon valley auto show. from hot rods to muscle cars to what is being called the show stopper, the mclaref 570 s. they are all there. >> how much do you want that car? >> it's like a work of art. but very expensive and very fast. >>> a lot of cities and county had to cut services years ago because of budget shortfalls. coming up, why they are improving in the east bay. >> we have significant rain in the forecast coming up. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergen

phillips is making this a two-fer trip. he could be joining his son on the season. this makes redskins fans so happy. we're told the redskins are being thorough but they hope to fill this position quickly. another position they have to fill, offensive coordinator. breaking news from this afternoon, shawn mcvay is the next head coach of the los angeles rams. he becomes the youngest head coach in the history of the nfl. he turns 31 later this month. the deal reportedly for five years. guess who is reportedly at the top of his list for assistants? wade phillips. the team that mcvay has spent the last seven years with could soon be in a bidding war. stay tuned. >>> another huge story in the nfl, after 55 years the san diego chargers are no more. now the los angeles chargers. the chargers fans decorated the team facility with eggs after the report came out lasth but today it's official, the chargers are moving to the 2017. they even have a new logo which is taking a lot of heat right now on twitter. i don't see it. i don't like it. >> doesn't do much for me. >>> will joh

drawing celebrities and politicians, ashley jud, america fer era with their speeches.s the number of people and the crowds that really stole the spotlight. >> some interesting pictures just in new york city with the marches and what not. so certainly a big focus. >>> also twitter ceo apologizing for accidently making users follow the potus account. they were somehow automatically following @trump even when they had had unfollowed it. and on saturday, one of the tweets reading we believe this affected about 560,000 people. this was a mistake. it wasn't right and we own it and we apologize. no excuses. interesting that the preferred platform for our president now, not president elect, is twitter and this is happening. >> this is new territory for twitter. they have to figure out how to switch it. >>> the new england patriots head to super bowl 51 after beating the steelers. but everyone is talking about tom brady's coat. it was a cool 40 degrees so he was tieing to keep warm on the sidelines. he dawned a coat that would have possibly fit the michelin man. inspiring a few

america fer rar ra and julianne moore are planning to take part. >>> that close to home, a search for a killer tonight. a woman in northwest washington is the city's third murder victim this year. news4's kristin wright is life for >> reporter: this woman was young, only 23 years old. her whole life ahead of her until she was found stabbed in this building last night. so here is what we know. police got a call for an unconscious person in the building. they came and they found her in a hallway. she had been stabbed several times. she was taken to the hospital. attempts to save her life did not work and she died. we knowthat the young woman did not live in this building. she lived nearby with her brother and very close to her sister. she was in this country with her family, we believe, from togo in west africa. we found out today that her father was once a driver for the ambassador and that the woman who was killed used to live at the embassy. this was some years ago. people over there today, we stopped by. they're stunned. back residents are also uneasy. back here live, the building h

ford ceo mark fields get a two-fer.e was in the meeting all day yesterday as part of a different meeting. he will add fees and tariffs to cars made outside the u.s. >>> wind tunnel testing. supersonic service you can ride by 2023. speaking of fast. the fastest thing ever built in the new horizon spacecraft. tphnasa has new video. we have seen pictures before. >>> the academy announcing oscar nominations for all 24 categories. no surprise here "la la land stealing the show." it ties "titanic" for most of all time. >> best picture nominations are "arrival" "fences," "hacksaw ridge", "hell or high water," la la land," "lion," "man chester by the sea." best actor, casey affleck, andrew garfield, ryan foss lincoln. viggo mortenson. >> isabel huppert for "elle." ruth negga, natalie portman, emma stone and meryl streep. meryl streep nominated for best actor. >>> it is is finally starting to break up a little. bundle up in san jose. a chilly 39 degrees. have no fear. we will be warming up at least into the 50s anyway. doppler r

two-fer. gas log and capital. liquefied national gas.ells fargo upgrading both of these names, by the way. they like these stocks. keep in mind capital product slightly under 500 million cap, 485, whatever it is. point is they're optimistic about the end markets for natural gas. shippers getting a boost atwells fargo. >> log. michelle? >>> dow is at 20,000. it's also on pace for the best weekly gain in seven weeks. will it go even higher or fall victim to the curse of the big round number? some answers perhaps from mike santoli straight ahead. will he join us. live picture from the department of homeland security where we are expecting the president to make some remarks. we'll carry them live. so, don't move. anything worth pursuing hard work and a plan. at baird, we approach your wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> welcome to the second hour of "power lunch." i'm brian sullivan along with melissa lee and michelle

only that but illinois tool works got out of 32 different businesses with low margins in ordinary tore fercus on te business and spent years cutting costs to become a leaner, meaner, more competitive industrial. it exited not so hot businesses to double down and boy, oh, boy, is that strategy paid off? illinois tool works is delivering excellent numbers for years now but this latest quarter of the company reported last week is the most compelling evidence that management strategy is working like a charm and we do have the industrial champion of america, itw. however, you may not notice the greatness of the results at first glance because the headline numbers are misleading. according to headlines, illinois tool works earned 1.39 per share. although when you exclude someone-time items, they earn a 1.45. that's a 17.9% growth rate from an industrial. meanwhile they came in 3.9% versus last year. what matters to me, it had 2% organic growth, which was at the very top of the previous forecast and the self-help initiatives bear fruit. operating margins 21.8%. it is very hard in this atmosphere

last night at the tank for the fers of a home and home with colorado.wn chia pet jumbo joe thornton giveaway night. early first period, no score colorado with a shot that ricochets. trickles by. brent burns dives and makes the save. what a play. few minutes later, joe thornton, flicks it to joel ward for the scores. second period, carlson, ryan shot pass, spencer martin, 2-1 sharks. colorado ties it up in the third in overtime. logan couture is stopped by david. there to clean it up for the game-winner and the second goal of the year. 3-2, san jose, same two teams on monday in denver. >>> all right. the men's basketball team shows signs of improvement under jared. they have a three-game conference winning streak, but in order to continue it, they'd have to beat number 11 oregon in eugene. well the ducks tieing a win, trying to win a school record 16 straight games. stanford staying in it early. marcus to josh for the flush. oregon, too much fire power. chris beau chez hits one of oregon's seven first half threes and led by 17 atthe reak. how about the

officers shot jose fer nan december wednesday morning after they say he opened fire on a woman who was holding an 8-month-old baby. he was charged with attempted murder. >> today camden county's top cop is in wisconsin to meet with the speaker of the house to talk about how to improve policing around the country. chief scott thampson joined other law enforcement leaders for the foreum with congressman paul ryan. chief thompson talked about new police initiatives that he developed right here in camden. other leaders talked about unnecessary force. >> the search for a missing fisher man in ocean county has been called off. christopher hugs clam boat found empty friday. rescue crews spent 3 days looking for him. >>> let's look ahead to the summer, shall we? this is avalon, cape may county, the borough council there approved a $1 increase on beach tags in hopes of raising revenue. this after revenue fell from 2015 to 2016. in nearby stone harbor they're expected to vote on their $1 increase tomorrow. it goes to services like cleanups and lifeguards. officials in stone harbor their beach ta

tonight at fer, :00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." author robert girardi talked about the role of general gouverneur k. warren during the civil war. he examines some of the criticisms against him for his personality and performance in battle, and compares rumor to evidence in primary sources. this talk was hosted by pamplin historical park and is about 40 minutes. because of technical issues, we join the program just after it got underway. >> this is the provo general of the army of the potomac, and he did not like warren. he was the youngest corps commander in the army. warren has been so puffed up and elated and swelled up in his arrogance and insolence are intolerable. he's a very loathesome, profane, and disgusting puppy in power. but other officers had a high regard for warren. alexander hayes and job begin indescribed him as the rising star of the army. alexander webb also praised warren, stating he was always where he was supposed to be and doing what was expected of him. frank haskell wrote warren is a man of the right sword,

. >> fers the stock purchaser an index fund?i don't believe so. >> through a passively managed mutual fund? >> no. >> for ak an actively managed mutual fund? >> it's a brokered directed account. >> through a blind trust? so let's just be clear. this is not just a stock broker, someone you pay to handle the paperwork. this is someone who buys stock at your direction. this is someone who buys and sell the stock that you want them to buy and sell? >> not true. >> so when you found out -- >> that's not true, senator. >> because i decide not to tell them, wink, wink, nod, nod, and we're all supposed to believe that? >> democratic senator patty murry also asked questions of price to buy shares of of an australian company. >> did representative collins tell you anything that could be considered quote, a stock tip, yes or no? >> i don't believe so, no. >> well, if you are telling me he gave you information about a company, you were offered shares in the company at prices not available to the public, you bought those shares, is that not

before another half a day today and perhaps some of these people should be decontained further and ferthey're folks that shouldn't be in this country they're going to decontained so apologize for nothing. # 25,000 people from oversees came into this country yesterdat through ourry airport. we're talking about 300 some whe have been decontained or prevented from gaining access is their home countries animus stas for now. that's 1 percent. i think in terms of the upside being greater protection of our borders of our people it's a small price to pay. > you just heard from membersfm of the trump administration onnn the backlash on order signed by president trump. jessie jane doe these ' a senioi fellow the london policy for reserve. thank you for coming in tonight. >> thank you for having me q) the president said this was a keystone of his campaign. it came very quick limit your take on the reaction so far. >> well, first of all, like youe just said, he did tell america that he t was requesting to practice stream vetting. many people are outraged saying these are seven muslim countries. no

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way this has been resolved the key person doing economic affairs nec is do have reports to nsc, mike feran was stronger powerful person in that position, he was under obama and he was deputy in the nec and merged that. one other point on temptment how to think about it, as bob said, the key characteristics you want is someone who is create a trust within his cabinet counter parts particularly within the secretary defense minute to minute basis to the president. the national security adviser sees president every hour on the hour at the begengs of the day and at the end of the day. they need to know that their views are going to be presented fairly and openly and they need to trust that. the moment this breaks down is the moment the system break down. i done know if it's two third within 50 years but it happen way too often. it was brent's skill to be able to be very very close to the president, closer than any other national security adviser. he writes mem roir with the president. that's going to be key to success. >> when ivo and i were doing our project, we organized roundtable, what th

within an hour that little girl was trarches ferred here. a man acting as the family's spokesman told me he prayed with the family. >> what happened was, driving down the street, cars shooting at each other, and end up shooting the baby. she's two years old. she's fighting for her life right now. of course we have to deal with this the first week of january 2017. just keep the family in prayer right now. that's all we can say. >> our assistant chief david downing immediately came to the hospital and met with the mother to check ton the child's condition, assured the mother we are actively pursuing this investigation to identify who is responsible, locate them, and remove them from our streets. >> reporter: as rob mentioned there are still a lot of things up in the air in this vehicles one of them being the pact of whether or not this car was traveling or if it was parked when the little girl was hit. we do know she was in a car seat which was seen in the back of a car. we lsks keep monitoring her condition and let you know if she does improv

population than they would under the existing program so a lot of those details obviously yet to be ferout, but i think we're going to find that this has its own set of dynamics and own set of issues related to that. oftentimes block grant programs result in a replace and reduce type of approach where states actually end up with less money than they had prior to the block grant program. and so the other challenge i think that's -- that i think people have to understand, even to get to a block grant program, it takes probably two, two plus years to get through all the statutory and other requirements in order to enact such a program. and so we may barely even see the impact of such a program before we hit the next election. so i think it's -- it's for a red state. it's a state of caution and potential optimistic, but a caution optimistic state. for texas, as i indicated, were in the middle of extension periods for 1115 waver renewal. it is a large program as i indicated in the state. and you're starting to see a lot of discussion around the state of some elements of the healthy indiana p