milli and geo: yay, bot. geo: way to go, bot. call her on my belly, belly... all: bellyscreen! sonya, guess what? we caught your boat. and now we're going to fix it. oh good, because the race is going to start soon. don't worry, sonya. we'll get your boat back to the race in time. it will be fixed, and it will be fantastic. thanks, team umizoomi. bot: let's fix that boat. to fix sonya's boat... we need to know how a sailboat works. yeah, how does a sailboat work? ♪ how does it work? ♪ how does it work? ♪ how does it work ♪ how does it work? all: ♪ how does it work, work, work? ♪ how does a sailboat work? bot: a sailboat is a boat with a tall pole called a mast. the mast has a sail attached to it. when wind fills the sail it pushes the boat and makes it go. that's how a sailboat works. look. sonya's boat lost its sail. and the pole that holds the sail is broken too. so first let's make a sail. i've got something we can make a sail with right here in my... ♪ bot, bot, bot-o-mat [bot hums] not that... [chuckles] not that. aha! you c

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my name is milli, and i've got super pattern power. - i'm geo.uper robot computer. [electronic blips] together... all: we're team umizoomi! - we're at our friend melissa's house. - hi! - she loves outer space. - mm-hmm. guess what, team umizoomi. the umi city rocket ship blasts off into space today. - wow. into outer space. do you like outer space? so do i! - i've always wondered what outer space looks like. - i can show you what outer space looks like with my telescope. [together] ooh, a telescope. - do you want to see what's in outer space? me too. come on. let's look through the telescope. wow. it's so pretty. i see a satellite. - and planets. - what do you see? yeah, there are stars and the moon too. - but there's something else. look over there, by the biggest star. where is the biggest star? right. that's it. - hey, it's a little house. - someone lives there. - [gasps] comets. - glittering gizmos, it's a whole family of comets. - [gasps] there's a daddy comet, a mommy comet, a little brother comet, and a sister comet. and, aww, a little bab

this is a documentary you made for nat geo.omething like this because i think everyone's perceptions of gender are changing. did you go into this with a full education on it, or did you learn throughout the process? >> not at all. i mean, i have been actually very interested in this for several years, because, increasingly i saw so much coverage of this. obviously with caitlyn jenner giving it huge visibility. and i was so interested in how our definition of gender is changing. millennials, 50% of millennials think that gender is on a spectrum. but somebody like me, a cisgender. thank you. someone who identifies with the gender i was born with. you know, who grew up in a very binary world of male/female which is to how i start the documentary. it's hard too wrap your head around. even very progressive friends of mine have, you know, trouble with this whole changing concept of gender. then when my daughter, who's a junior in college, said they go around the room in discussion groups. they say their names and their pronouns. and

abc's geo benitez takes a look at how to looks at a reliable pair that is touch screen friendly.he cold can be a pain in more ways than one. >> annoying to have to take off the gloves every time. >> reporter: regular gloves don't work with touch screens and here's why. the fabric blocks the charge from your finger which activates your phone. nick guy of wire cutter.com a web site that advises on best gadgets evaluated 12 pairs of touch screen gloves to find out how well they work. >> looking at all of these, they don't have those tips that we're so used to seeing. >> no, the technology has advanced. they actually sew in silver and copper thread that conduct electricity and allow you to use your touch screen as if you weren't wearing gloves. >> reporter: to test nick camped out in a temperature controlled brewery cooler a lot like this one keeping it consistently frosty just above freezing while he texted used apps and played games. now it's my turn with wire cutter's picks. all right, it's cold in here. >> it is cold. >> 37 degrees. >> reporter: first up, moshe digits. >> they we

>> our view is that some of the geo political tensions that we currently have will continue. so if we're talking about, for example, north korea, and some of the-- our view is that that will continue. we saw that on december 30th where generally the north koreans have had a strategy of doing something. some what we lige rant around the arrival of a new president, in the united states and in south korea. and true to form, on december 30th they announced that they are going to be testing interballistic missiles so they will do those types of things but we don't think it is a significant threat. we think tensions in the middle east will continue. that is not an easy solution any time soon. the issues with china in the south china sea will be significant. and we think the u.s. will take a harder stance if we think about the various recommendations that the u.s. does need to do a reset button it is not a republican or a democrat view it is a view that lots of thoughtful academics have said that we need to reevaluate and reassess the relationship with china from an economic perspec

one thing that one previous republican nominee for president said was, this is as much about geo— strategyting our allies in asia, australia, new zealand, against the chinese. the argument is that he doesn't see that bigger picture, everything is transactional for him. it's all about him and his business. he will be filthy rich. one point that i agree with him on, one criticism i made, it's all about and save dangerous products and recourse , we save dangerous products and recourse , we have save dangerous products and recourse, we have neglected business, i think because every single thing i seem to buy is made overseas, we single thing i seem to buy is made overseas, we don't have manufacturing any more so to that extent i agree with him. that's the point, peter, iwas in extent i agree with him. that's the point, peter, i was in los angeles correspondent for the bbc in the 19905, correspondent for the bbc in the 1990s, nafta came in and jobs went. nothing was done about the communities with their jobs nothing was done about the communities with theirjobs went from. like scotland. there i

they asked glover's family to drop the lawsuit and said it is up to the fire department to geo the passengerssafety, not metro. what i would tell the riders is that they can trust metro and if any emergency occurs on any of our cars or in our system that we will respond with the greatest i lack try and try to provide a safe place as we can.. if something like this happens again. our rolo owe also today, metro updated everyone oughts ' ' inaugeration preps includingtion that the system will open at 4:00 a.m. inaugeration day. metro also announced new detailw about its safetrack surge plan. up next is 18 days of work on the blue line.ue that will begin on february 11 1 #. major work impacting rush hourrh service was suspended during the month of january because of the inaugeration. metro safety practical too upgrade and repair the raill system is expected to be over in late june. well, alarming new statistics tonight present the tsa over thr last year the allot situate says the found a record number of guns at security checkpoints. the report says tsa officers recovered nearly 3400 guns in carr

then geo technical experts were brought in. >> they determined that there was some major pieces that were loose and so therefore we had an emergency declaration by our director to get our contractor out here -- >> reporter: today they chipped away at loose rocks while drivers tried to get around the closure. >> it's very inconvenient. when i leave to go home after work, it's like i have to go -- instead of going down the hill and straight to my house i have to go all the way around. >> reporter: some commuters who use the road to use 280 might find a backup but those closest to it understand. >> things got dried out and loose and when it rains it fell down. >> reporter: now it was already in place out here to catch loose rocks. in the short-term public works will be adding additional fencing. they hope to have this entirely reopened sometime tomorrow afternoon. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. it is a sign of the times. this is the reservoir seeing water like we haven't seen in years. in fact, all of our major reservoirs are at or near capacity which

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but he understands the geo-political nature and the threat they potentially face. he will have a relationship with president xi, president putin and to the benefit of the american people. >> hello. my name is david abraham. i have no interest in being a reporter. my question is related to chases but i kind of want it take a step back. the ox forward dictionary's word of the year is post-truth.tit t step back. the ox forward dictionary's word of the year is post-truth.oit t step back. the ox forward dictionary's word of the year is post-truth.t tak step back. the ox forward dictionary's word of the year is post-truth. take step back. the ox forward dictionary's word of the year is post-truth.forwa of the year is post-truth.ard d of the year is post-truth.rd dif the year is post-truth.d dictio the year is post-truth. >> that is two words. >> hyphenated. what do you believe the president's relationship is to truth and what do you believe is your relationship as his representative to the press to truth? >> so i believe that he -- i mean, he fundamentally believes what

many of these storms can be geo—affective and changing the environment around earth, they can lead toblowing up. and so you could actually cycle down usage on your power grid if you knew that something like this was happening, or you could tell your troops that your satellite communications might be disturbed because the atmosphere is disturbed that day. iris isn't the only space telescope to come out of lockheed martin here in california. a new one was launched in 2016, and before the launch we got a sneak preview of how they were testing it. using this. welcome to the heliostat. the point of this thing is to bring what's up there down to the labs below, so if i lean down this tube, you can see me. hello, there. of course, you don't really want to see me orjust the blue sky. what you actually want to see is... down here, the sun's image is bounced around and fired into the clean room containing the new satellites, which are so small, they can fit four of them into a relatively tiny space. the next generation of solar monitoring telescope is happening there. the solar ultraviolet imag

with your "gma" first look i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york.xing food, with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separate networks - one that's private for you, and one that's public for your customers. upgrade to wifi pro for only $19.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> in the morning buzz, 2017, not off to such a good start for women's ufc fighter rhonda rouse z vandals targeted the former champ's home. the incident comes a few weeks after rousey suffered a devastating 482nd knockout at the hand

. >> geo, thank you. >>> for more on the storm system, i want to bring in rob marciano. >> the storms are moving at 70 miles per hour. albany, georgia. skunlt significant damage there. and pds, they are very rare. only 3% are issued. charleston, savannah, jacksonville. orlando, all under the gun as they roll through the southeast and rotate out tonight. when that happens this thing transforms into a coastal storm that will bring rain and wind to the northeast. i-95 corridor, high winds posted and sleet and snow inland could see some of that heavy at times and the winds 60, 70 miles per hour. and the west coast storms this is strong. it will continue tonight and tomorrow morning. mud slides will don't be a threat there in california through tomorrow. >> we will have more on the weather out west in a moment. rob, thanks so much. >>> next to politics and a busy second day in office for president trump. late today, trump greeting fbi director james comey for helping for a safe inauguration. earlier, trump after his top aides were sworn in and what one of the aides said about the controver

marianne schneider—petsinger, us geo—economics fellow at chatham house, a think tank in london.ask any president, you would not want to take on that economy. if you were a teacher, you had to grade him on his economic, what grade would you give him? overall, let's not forget where he started. when you talk about the economy, it was on the brink of depression. he averted that, it was just a recession. compared to when he took it over, he has done a solid job, but it was not anything spectacular. if you compare him to other presidents, he falls in the middle range. some may suggest it did not fall into depression because they threw a lot of money at it. they pumped a lot of money in. some say not enough, though. pumped a lot of money in. some say not enough, thoughlj pumped a lot of money in. some say not enough, though. i did not catch the wage growth. it is the missing link. you have created these jobs, they lost a lot but they created some. why hasn't wage growth gone 7 some. why hasn't wage growth gone any some. why hasn't wage growth gone f some. why hasn't wage growth gone u

in 20 # 16 turkey, a nato member, again an important geo political alliance of the united states but sadly they became the leading jailer of journalists on the planet following a widespread crackdown on the press. the abuses and threats to human rights around the world are many. we could be here all night trying to break senator strom thurmond's filibuster record going country by country, case by case and it it still wouldn't be enough time to do justice to all the heroic figures around the world. but it is my hope that more of my colleagues will join me in doing so over time because it is important. our voices here in the u.s. senate give people all over the world confidence and motivation to stay the course. as famed soaf yacht dissident sharasnsky had said of them, he said, quote, we never could survive even one day in the soviet union if our struggle was not the strug of the free -- struggle of the free world, end quote. he's saying that these tyrants and dictators when they jail these people, the first thing they tell them is no one even remembers you anymore. no one talks about

that's a clip from nat geo "outback wrangler."marie cently stopped by with slithery friend. >> we have a bird and pal gator here. >> when did you start wrangling? this has been your job. you are not just a cat wrangler. >> i started when i was 6. kennedy: are you look in his eyes? is he going to bite me? >> no. kennedy: do they bite? >> she is at home. beautiful. kennedy: what happens between you and the make when you look at her? >> she it pretty happy. but always treat them with caution. there are quite a few clips on live tv where things go wrong. we do get viral moments. if i were strangled, suffocated or eaten by this thing, sadly thousands would cheer. alligator, i don't even know her. t you have another creature. are these two going to fight? and if they did, month would win. >> you have these burmese pythons, i will look after this one. kennedy: can i hold that one, too? kennedy: probably not at the same time. they are doing to each other what you were doing to the python. people let them go because they get too buying for

we have good performance across lines,our geos, product we exceeded our expectations. it was the perfect quarter in so many dimensions. we have been building momentum throughout the year with multiple raised quarters throughout the year, and we feel like our strategy has resonated well with customers, and they are getting increasingly confident with how we can enable this mobile cloud experience for ,hem and a multi-cloud world and be part of their digital future. it has been a good time for the company. the virtualization business changing? we were talking to microsoft about how their businesses embracing cloud and how many should -- companies are shifting to theeared -- workloads cloud. i wondered how your business is changing the face of this? >> we think about that most people are building new workloads in the cloud. it is less of a shifting workload to the cloud, and their workloads, a lot of and the environments, aware's strategy is to be uniquely positioned across the two to enable customers and acrease flexibility, to have hybrid environments of customers do no

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markets and geo politics are a bad brew. >> thank you, rick santelli in chicago.n we dock back, back to the world economic forum and we'll check in with that gathering. see what we find having wrapped up that panel of leaders. we'll see what pfizer says the president-elect does not understand about pharma. >>> from mylan and comments from the president-elect on drug prices the health care industry facing an uphill battle when it comes to consumer trust. sara eisen is joining us now from davos. sara, what are they saying? >> good to see you. i just wrapped up a panel. cardinal health, boston group and philips. key players in the health care industry. the topic was trust in health care. timely with the recent issues you mentioned plus rising number of opioid deaths. that's why politicians have put pharma firmly in their crosshairs with president-elect donald trump saying just last week pharma's getting away with murder and that the u.s. government is going to start bidding for drugs to lower prices. so we got a chance to talk to pfizer ceo, one of the biggest pharma

it is geo-sensitive to the location. host: we are on a public road here. not a test track. debbie: correct. this curve on baxter road, we have it broadcasting that this speed limit is 19 miles per hour. that is just so we can do a demonstration about a safe environment. we will get the warning. host: the curve warning. where is the sensor installed? debbie: there is no sensor. it is the information from the roadside unit being broadcast to the car. there is an icon that will appear in the mirror that i am going too fast. host: just coming directly to this car. debbie: correct. i think what i will do -- host: you have been working in the automotive industry for a long time. how advanced is this technology that we are seeing? debbie: i think it is getting ready to go. gm announced that they want to put this technology on their 2017 cadillac cts. it is ready to be deployed. the application that you can use, the basic applications have been developed including collision warning, red light violation. other applications need a little more work. the pedestrian detection, the bicyc

it is geo-sensitive to the location. host: we are on a public road here. active street, not a test road anymore. debbie: correct. this curve on baxter road, we have it broadcasting that this speed limit is 19 miles per hour. that is just so we can do a demonstration about a safe environment. we will get the warning. host: the curve warning. where is the sensor installed? debbie: there is no sensor. it is the information from the roadside unit being broadcast to the car. there is an icon that will appear in the mirror that i am going too fast. host: just coming directly to and this car. debbie: correct. i think what i will do -- host: you have been working in the automotive industry for a long time. how advanced is this technology that we are seeing? debbie: i think it is getting ready to go. gm announced that they want to put this technology on their 2017 cadillac cts. it is ready to be deployed. the application that you can use, the basic applications have been developed including collision warning, red light violation. hi him other applations need a litt

against russia and agreed with then candidate mitt romney's assessment that russia is the number one geo-political foe.mit, it wat was right. we could do a lot of things to do numbers on them. >> we should be strong. we should be sanctions. we have to show strength. putin has eaten obama's lunch for a long period of time of time. >> fallout from another appointment. monica crowley is stepping down from her administration post. she plagiarized thousands of words in his dissertation. she said she will continue to support donald trump's agenda. >> i'm not sure there is much to say. >>> president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect head to washington today ahead of the inauguration on friday. no details have been released about the schedule. the trump transition team is trying to ease the feud with congress member lewis. kellyanne conway suggested the congress member is to blame for questioning the legitimacy of the trump victory. >> trump says he is a counter-pun counter-puncher. he does not draw first blood. you can understand the place of lewis in our history and defend yourself. a week whe

we have retained as an engineering consultant rock ridge who is our geo engineer we have retained marco tenis as an engineer. and one of the academics in the field gregory deer loin from stanford university. they are working on this it took us a while to find an engineer that had not touched this project. ewe eventually found great candidates, to review the existing data provided to the city. some of those reports as you are very familiar with started reviewing immediately binders of information was the hamburger report the structural engineer ron hamburger from sgeh sage reports and many more documents provided to many engineering charts plates demonstrating settlement boardings core photos and other data. after reviewing those documents in december and actually going out to 301 mission and taking a tour of the building going up and down the elevator shafts and more. these consultants sought additional information to further clarify the information in the reports information from the tilt of the building prediction of future settlement stresses due to the settlement gravity earthquake

easy as they thought it was going to be and there are rules and regulations when it comes to the w geoto, how you leave, possibly a new deal with other eu member states and other global partners. the reality is beginning to dawn . that must be a very difficult place for the government to find themselves. brexit will think leave britain in a worse place? gina: if we go for hard brexit, i think it will be very difficult to maintain the position we have now. if you look at where we were before we joined the eu, we were called the sixth poor man of europe. what brought us up is our membership. losing access to the market, leaving the customs union without anything to replace it may take two or three decades cannot possibly be the best place for us to be as a country. mark: do you think today's ruling by the supreme court makes it less likely we are going to head down the hard brexit road, especially if those who are for romain try to table amendments to the bill? i think gina: what we will have and transparent debate about what this means. what will it mean for agriculture, universities, p

next check this out this is called geo optic. it plugs into any ios device and plugs into a 360 camera great for streaming for virtual reality. plug it in and it's ready to go. very, very cool. next, check this out. this is called whistle. this is supposedly the fastest, best dog and cat tracker out there. very cool. they gave neat demonstrations. take a look at this hair brush, this is the first smart hair brush, that's when the company claims. it actually tracks your hair's condition and recommends product for it and not a product i need so much but kind of a cool idea. next, this one is something i could use. this is from jbl and this is called their sound gear. and basically what it is, it's speakers that fit on your neck so when you're out walking the dog or doing some gardening or cleaning up around the house, you've got great sound but you're not isolated inside from head phones. you can still connect to the outside world but you've got great music surrounding you. it's very cool from the folks at jbl. next, check this out

but in the last few days they've been urging caution both in terms of trade and geo politics to presidentution is not something we've seen from the president up till this point. so i think they'll wait for his move on the matter. >> really, if you connect the dots of mr. trump's statements on russia or china it seems that fundamentally he hasn't made up his minds where he wants to go on those relationships and could go either way. what does it look like to you, ivan? >> i think it's very interesting that while much of donald trump's rhetoric in past months has been imagine toik tmagic to top russian officials his denigrating the nato alliance and calling for brexit and a disapags of elements of the european union that is welcome to the kremlin. he also was listening to the british prime minister on friday, who was taking a much harder tone on russia saying that britain doesn't plan to lift sanctions until the minsk accords are seen through and a resolution of the conflict in ukraine and also saying that donald trump had reaffirmed 100% his support for the nato military alliance. a big que

frustration expressed by people who worked on this or often the most talented and highly motivated geo- workers and leaders at the fact that they're being told what to do by people who lived in a foreign country and often do not speak the local language and there was a very much room for them to say i don't want to do it this way. please let me use this for different purpose that will be more effective. but because of the bureaucratic way that most organizations operate donors are often for the people who work for donors are often unable or unwilling to adapt to certain aids. >> one of the criticisms of ngos operating that they also create this new kind of profession. working for an ngo and being associated with the transnational network and having stronger ties to networks in new york and overseas into those communities. i don't know if you think that's fair but tell us about how you saw the ngo as a profession operating in these countries and what kind of social acceptance to the have? >> another of the problems of aid that comes from a foreign country, especially in countries like r

government has urged president trump to be cautious and to talk particularly on areas of trade and geor than do anything rash from their perspective here in beijing. >> thank you so much for your reporting today. >>> switching now to weather, recent storms are paying off for residents in the u.s. state of california. people who have been suffering under an extreme drought for a couple of years. we're joined live to talk more about that and julia, this rain, it is quite welcome there. >> it's been a series of storms, george. and it's been a long time coming. this stretches back over three years for the residents of california. now for the first time they are not in the highest category of drought in california. let's take a look at some of those storms that have pushed in all this welcome rain and snow for that matter. the entire state now most drought free since 2011. so again, the ground water level still critically low, but that's going to take some time for all of the snow pack to work its way back into the system and help the residents who have been really struggling for a water su

>> the geo political environment. i'm worried about the end of pax americana.gage in america first, no longer know what we stand for, no longer believe we're committed to our alliances, no longer believer we're committed to the international architecture. it's much harder to deal with conflicts and crisis as they emerge. i think it was remotely possible we could see a major world war. i would say no. i still don't think it's going to happen, but i think it's possible. that worries me. i think a lot of people feel fearful about 2017 and the world going forward because they understand that it's becoming more dangerous. it's that lack of trust that's causing a problem. >> i have to ask you about the other element that's new, that seems to have come to the fore in 2017, which is all that digital disruption by governments about fake news. you're probably the most successful magazine editor of your generation. what do you make of this? >> this is my big fear, which kind of duck tails with your big fear, which is the collapse of credible information, the collapse of m

evolving beyond messaging, it has been showing itself evolving over time, with snapchat stories, filters, geoting area for snapchat. i think that has increased activity with brands and analytics will fuel the revenue machine. a whole host of other things on that similar trajectory, but augmented reality is probably the most exciting. caroline: the most interesting thing is you talk about working with businesses in the same way facebook leveraged an ecosystem, targeting you and i. how much is facebook copying them? sunny: the biggest and most egregious copycat move was from instagram, copying instagram stories. it is literally the same product as snapchat stories. there has been a whole host of efforts from facebook ripping off various features that have performed well for snapchat. the difference here being that when you are going mass-market, shoving ads and monetization efforts down the throats of your audience, it is no longer native and natural. the one thing snapchat has for it is that it is empathetic and authentic, and people want to be associated with it. caroline: will that give the

other concerns is protectionist policies could inspire trade wars and unexpected geo political wars. final jobs report for 2016 will be released on friday. >>> breaking news this morning. isis has just claimed responsibility for the terror attack on the istanbul nightclub which killed 39 people and injured 70 more. including one american identified by the state department as william jacob raak. an international manhunt is under way for the attacker still unidentified at this point. cnn's ian lee is live in istanbul. ian, let's start with the new claim of responsibility. >> reporter: john, this attack were the hallmarks of the isis attack. now we're hearing from the group on twitter. allegedly they are saying one of their soldiers ca s carried ou attack. many of the victims were muslims celebrating the new year. they also said that the government of turkey should know the blood of muslims who get killed by turkey, planes and ar artillery, will set on fire in their country. this is referencing the ongoing battle. we cannot independently verify this claim and isis has not provided any e

one of the beams in the sealing came down, just like a geo teen. >> it was puncturing the the man whereng. it could have been -- it could have been pretty bad. luckily, kids bounce back a little more quickly than adults, so hopefully it is the sledding brady remembers about this storm. for his parent it, might take a little longer to recover. >> i just never seen a tree this big split in half. >> there is so much waste on this house, the walls and ceilings are cracking in other rooms, too. the just not safe for the mcmullen's to be here, for now staying with family, for the next few weeks, although could be even longer. friend of theirs has started a donation account. we'll have all of that information on our website at kc tv. com. >> well, no snow like that for us. we've been dealing with the rain, and there was talk of freezing rain. did we have the freezing rain in areas. >> we did, freezing rain, sleet. yes. the worse areas for that are, you know, anywhere that has not been treated like untreated surfaces. bridges, overpasses, as we no, i mean, i want to say that those untreated sur

you won't hear them them reporting about how george geos is manipulating protests behind the scenes.ou won't hear that. finally, a presidential inauguration is supposed to be a time of celebration for the country, not nonstop acrimony. donald trump is a confrontational guy. he is not going to sit around and take a lot of garbage. but by responding to obvious provocations, the trump administration veers away from the people's business. we have said it before. the trump administration will rise or fall on his policy accomplishments. if the economy ignites insecurity gets tighter, mr. trump will be a successful president. if that does not happen, then, it will become overwhelming. that that is the memo. next on the rundown, charles krauthammer will reply. then, often goals we will go as an opposing point of view. then, later, brit hume has some thoughts. and "the factor" is coming right back. z28cnz zwtz y28cny ywty (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪