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george orwell, that the trick of an authoritarian regime is to persuade people that even incredibly inaneany fingers he is holding up, reading it at school, even a benign thing you can be made to lie about, so you see four fingers but say five. even just using the word lie makes me slightly anxious. because we do not call it that, do we? we have a whole range of different words for it, but no people are becoming emboldened. this is not a great way for this relationship to have started. if press briefings are going to prevent journalists from asking questions, if -- journalists from asking questions, if —— there is already such a terrible breakdown between the white house and the media, but where to start. during the iraq war saddam have a spokesman who would stand up and help barefaced lies about how iraqi troops were about to defeat the americans and of course he got a nickname, comical ali. what you are right. as a starting point between trump and the press, you would think it would be disastrous, but of course trump boasts of that, his millions of twitter followers, he will carry on wi

look at reporter: marching towards sustained growth, that's what indian business leaders and come inanshope will 2017 for their country's economy. few is after a painful months following the prime minister's decision to scrap 85% bank notes in an effort to tackle the problem of illicit money and tax evasion. some analysts think that more modi's done to boost flagship "make in india" policy, which began in 2014. to grow.e we have to grow in the manufacturing sector. i'm not saying we neglect agriculture. we should support agriculture. but the core of our development fewtegy over the next years, manufacturing and jobs. reporter: new government guidelines, which enable more foreign direct investment may be bearing fruit. week, they announced they will return manufacturing to two-decader a absence. meanwhile, apple has been in government about expanding its operations in the south asian country. most profitable company wants to open a network of flapship stores and manufacture iphones there. with or without apple, this analyst is calling for more between different stakeholders. >> clusters

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. >>> if you're flying, you can expect airport delays inan francisco, los angeles, las vegas and newrleans. >>> well, we're learning new details about that 18-year-old woman who just recently discovered that she was kidnapped at birth and raised by the woman now accused of her abduction. >> the victim is speaking out for the very first time saying she still loves the only mother she's ever known and now it turns out that victim may have known the truth for more than a year. she talked with abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: new details shoulding light on how this woman's 18-year-old secret finally unraveled. >> no bond be set on count number one, the kidnapping charge. >> reporter: gloria williams now charged with kidnapping a newborn baby from a florida hospital in 1998 raising her as her own. did anything tip you off to it? >> i can't think of anything offhand, no. >> reporter: 18-year-old alexis didn't want to talk about how she was taken concerned anything she says could be used against the woman she still calls alexis may have found out the truth approximately a year and a half ago

year inan interesting terms of behavior because it is the first year we have informed information about the mix of folks and the health experience that you get for the 2014 and 2015 plan years. so what we think is happening, for the most part, is that plans are taking that information on board and appropriately pricing the products they have, given the mix of individuals participating in the plans. now, we have seen a lot of , ination across states terms of the total rise in premiums. so i don't want stressed that 20% is a typical number. it is actually quite a wide average and it is even wider when we get to individual states. but going forward, we expect that this will be -- after this adjustment has occurred -- the increases in the premiums that we expect in the future will be around 5%-6%. >> so more of a one-time large adjustment? dir. hadley: yes, following the series of adjustments, yes. seeming to spend a lot of the time doing legislation and how it will affect the budget and economy. promising aident is lot of regulatory changes that typically do not quantify. like reversing en

morning, steve and allison, yes, theyort did and let me tell you thereele are absolutely preparations inan place to try to avoid problemspb today for inauguration day. d i want to show you what's happening behind me.happening bd we've got the national guard getting into place. we've seen them out sincee seen around the tim tehe wm hen we g here at around 3:30 in the morning. they're also setting upttin up barricades along the par ridee p route which you can see we saw them setting those up thish yoet morning ashose well and of courc this is in anticipation ofpatiof protests. otes we're expecting thousands of people to protest thest the inauguration day events today.ee we want to take you toe yo something that happenedme outside of thethin national prep club last night. n it was the deploraball aorabal a private event set up withwith trump supporters and outsideoute that event there were protestors shouting shame atut thein attendees.tt they were shouting no trump, tu no kkk, no u.s.a. u there was also some of the protestors at that t protest last night and one kid actually took responsibil

they will hand out thousands of free joints on inoculation inan morning. 4 minutes and 20 seconds into trumps speech. the group's founder said we need to give as legal unless the back -- that's how we are dcs, it's legal on regular grounds. not on government property. signing out from the friend zon zone, one of our friends in the building on fox. we are joined by cohost, k.g., how are you? >> very well, tucker, very well. >> tucker: i hope you will come on every night. because every night you do, ten or 15 years ago there with a famous dog case in san francisco where a woman walking back to her apartment was killed by two dogs and they were owned by lawyers who got the dogs from a white suppresses supremacist. you were on that case expect >> yes, i was. i charged the two attorneys that owned the dogs with the murder, brought it to the grand jury and changed it down to los angeles so i tried the case from the jury's downtown where o.j. simpson was tried. was able to get a second degree murder conviction, i had a contract on my life that may killed because they didn't like the puerto ri

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this is the most inane proposal and probably the recent history of diplolomacy -- or i should s, anti-diplomacythere is no so respecting nation on earth, i guarantetee you, tht would agree to pay for a wall built by foreign country on foreign s soil that essentiallys built toto keep out itits own citizens who have been defined as undesirable elements. it is important to note that this definition has almost no basis in fact. the clip we played about trump's statement that our southern borders are insecure, there is no evidence -- and i have talked to people through the security system -- that there is any threat coming up from mexico over the southern border into the united states. in fact, the united states has paid millions and millions to supposedly secure the southern border. and what it has caused is this racist reaction against mexicans as if they were threatening, when that exley helped carry donald trump into the presidency. so this international crisis in diplomacy was carefully planned, and we have to take that into account. trumpnesday, donald issued executive orders calling to begin

police officers, in instead of just going there and expressing sympathy and empathy, he brings up an inane statement is is reasonable for black parents to fear their children coming into contact with law enforcement officers, this is the kind of importantly is, ideology trumps everything for him, he is capitalized on that division, you know, sooner he is anyon gone, the better this country is going to be. lou: sheriff david clark thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. lou: vote in ou poll in your judgment, does latest fbi release of e-mails now persuade that you hillary clinton should be prosecuted? we would like to hear from you, get your sense of things, cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs, and you follow me on twitter and like my on facebook. on wall street stocks mixed, dow fell 76, s&p lost 8, nasdaq hitting a record high up 11. volume 3.2 billion shares. traditional retailers, continuing to struggle. the limited shuttering all 250 of its stores over the weekend, they will be on-line. macy's and sears last week with closures of more than 200 of their stores. and a reminder to l

up inan inflation jumped december but german inflation shot up 1.7%, double the rate it had been theonth before. germans historically don't really like inflation. >> we will suffer some political problems explaining to german that the inflation rate is likely to raise to 2%. some -- we will try voters, it isour these advantages. >> steven mnuchin in his bid to become the next treasury secretary. he told senators at his confirmation hearing that he will be a steward of the post. veryam committed to be responsible in my position there and make sure that i properly provide the support from the treasury department. i would take my responsibility very seriously. >> is that a safe bet that it is good for goldman sachs? >> i think it is terrific to have a bunch of pragmatic business people participate in the process of washington but all of those people will be very focused on the reputation in their business. i think that this administration is going to be focused on growth. think inople that can practical ways, it provides opportunities and jobs. it is a good thing and in that environment

there were a handful of deserters that went to the inane side but no officers. by the way, you go on sight and watch the interview that we've had, a spectacular book. >> the need for cash in the gold in the black hills would ring or pressure of proexpansion? after that point guarantees attitude was sympathetic to indians. in fact, we learned in ron's book that he was the first president to bring up indian rights in inauguration. >> right, the answer is the former and perhaps this gentleman read an article but i read this smithsonian magazine, organized to provoke war with the sioux that led to big horn. rationale was wanted the black hills for the mineral wells and the reservation chief plaque hills were on the lacota reservation and promised and the chiefs reservation chiefs wouldn't sell so guarantees thinking was and grant, what evidence there is is very damming and it's impossible to skip conclusion that this was guarantees decision, this is guarantees thinking and it was a question of choosing the -- even though he wasn't running again between electorates a

inan office across town the naacp was still basking in the glow of their first victory integrating the university of maryland law school - which energized houston's education strategy and gave it momentum. marshall would now share a second floor office with houston to help him move it forward. jose anderson: for the first time in his career the full force of his intellectual ability was focused on destroying jim crow. how do we go about building the legal campaign. kimberle crenshaw: we're going to dream a possibiliy and we are going to do it with craft, we're gointo strategize, we're going to do it with finesse, in these southern courtrooms. narrator: soon after he began work in new york, thurgood marshall opened a new front on the attack on separate but equal. in the segregated schools of the south, black teachers were paid less than white teachers. and in december of 1936 marshall began a series of cases in maryland to change the separate but unequal nature of teachers pay. joseanderson: teacher's pay cases presented a great opportuniy for the naacp becauseteacher's salaries were se

. >> i can't believe how loud that inane chatter was. we cracked through the 20,000 ceiling or we get thrown back into some sort of on liblivion. this or this. here we are. we didn't take it out. we got thrown back from dow 20,000, and the result, dow gets right off the canvas, makes another challenge. the prognostication here, just plain wrong. second, we heard that there would be big rebalances at the year end. i kept hearing that chatter that required institutions to sell a boat load of stock, we thought when 2017 began, there would be a gigantic wave of tax-related selling. i know i thought that could be. we got a little selloff last week, but it wasn't monumental. the rebalancing story is not working out. i think it was bogus. how about the heavy tax-related selling? i got to admit it hasn't happened yet. not today. not yesterday. maybe that's the end of the story. there's also been an astonishing amount of talk about how we're seeing peak psycycles in everytg from homes to planes to cars. peak cycles is bear talk for it's the end,

i know you might have heard it was a miss, but that's just inane prattle. the fact is alphabet is diversifying away from search, which we know is dependent on advertising. that makes the stock worth a lot more. the diversification is good. it costs money, though, to diversify, particularly into hardware, into phones, into home devices. but you know what? if they don't diversify, we're not going to pay a lot for the stock. they're making the right move. all right. facebook will most likely talk about the need to spend a lot of money on video. you know what, if they have to spend to make it better, it's going to hurt this fabulous stock. i'm telling members of actionalertsplus.com club to think bigger on both facebook and alphabet because these companies are doing everything they can to dominate the world. so you can't worry about a given quarter's spending as long as it has a clear path for a payoff, just as everything that ceo mark zuckerberg spent money on so far. i think that apple, alphabet, and facebook are pretty much in the same boat. the stocks have

annie and i will be heading inan and we'll be here all day you. >> reporter: this early in the morningitol. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of orter:ot folks out here guys. g >> all right, guys, thanks th very much.much. didn't mean to cut you offut yof annie but we're follow their thr journey throughout the dayroughy today. and we'll be here with you as well. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ with us on this inauguration tha day as our special coveragecovge continues at 5:30.. i'm allison seymour.mour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'mteve if you're on your way down toowo the national mall keep in mind d metro rails are opened muchmuc they've been opened for ae little more than an hourbeen now about an hour and a half. haf. here's a live look outsidetside metro center right now. now. the trains will run from now no until midnight and keep inep i mind you're going to pay peakpap fares today until 9 p.m. buttil the good news there, the news te trains will be running morel bei often. hopefully every four to sixur tx minutes to get everybody wherede they need to go. go >> this morning president-elect donald

inan they're the main event.d the capital of cute, and at the world's character summit outside tokyo, you can see why. "you can love mascots just like people, everything about them is cute." cuteness, or kawaii in japanese, dominates pop culture. that's why from young to old, the japanese are smitten. but don't be fooled, mascots are master salesman. danny chu makes a living off his doll-like mascot named marai. she's an official tourism ambassador for japan, appearing on planes and buses. chu says mascots are an essential marketing tool here. >> whether it's branding or new customers, folks that like a particular character, they would go and buy those goods. >> reporter: the government alone has ou take pipo kuhn with tokyo police. the bowl shaped toilet kuhn with waste management. the disarming waka pi, who promotes a prison of all things. and not one to be left out, this is tom, the u.s. embassy mascot. but for every d-lister, some hit it big and cash in. the feisty pair funashai earns millions a year through

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up inan: you make california and the story is that china is set to consider options to back the u.n.sure, on treasuries through that channel? i think there is some modest pressure. if you look over the last 12 months, china has sold on a to -- china has sold 153 billion in treasuries. rise in u.s. rates is a function of cyclicality. the labor market in the u.s. is tighter and the fed is reacting to that. december, wed in will get the minutes today at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the fed went from september pricing in two hikes from 2017 to three hikes in december so now they are starting to act more pro cyclical. so i think what is driving rates is not so much the forward flow but more domestically, what is going on, and the prospects for trump. will he be more progrowth and business? or more protectionist? that will drive treasury markets. david: where do you see the spreads beyond where it is ticking out? for example, last month we saw the spread between the bund and the u.s. treasury beyond what is normal. if you think about it, last year was the year of credit. year where high yields were

francisco and i know that our fire marshals is putting a plan in place to inspector all the warehouses inanrancisco particularly those that maybe inhibited and so i wondered if you have a program or rolling out a program for making sure that all of the warehouses in san francisco are safe. >> so i want to be mindful of agenda and need to be carefully how much information i think that that would be helpful at a future meeting to have been an item but other than to say we express our convenes for the huge loss in oakland's and reached out to them i reached out to libby schaaf and the staff regarding the incident we offered support and stressing it i had 5 or 6 volunteers to assist with some of the first responders and as well as the communities in general as it relates tattoos operational piece there is a lot of detail i think meet be better served at a future meeting he can tell you we met with other city agencies that have sort of an involvement in terms of the department of building inspection and met that i spoke with the director of the arts tom and working closely with the mayor's offic

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welcome, inan, 2013, mr. trump tweeted on the military sexual assault by blaming the women who served and 26,000 in his tweet, unreported sexual assaults in the military. what do you expect when equipment and women together? later in 2016, he descended aat tweet and he said it is correct tweet and it are many people think that is absolutely correct. following that commander in you put out a statement of praise for mr. trump and at no point did you call him out on that tweet. at appointed to call on him to apologize for that tweet. i wonder, as someone who is about to take charge of the major federal agency, it was extremely rugged conditions, i wonder what that says to the employees of our natural park suervice. you defended the president elect's bragging about his own commitment of sexual assault. you dismiss it as locker room talk. i just had sit on the committee that investigated on a bipartisan basis. be surermed, how can we that you will another way in dealing with this issue of sexual assault at the nat

got credentials that are outstanding for this position and for us to belittle him with that kind of inaneolitical purposes creates an atmosphere of fraud as far as i'm concerned. i don't understand why they don't ask him substantive questions about how they will be conducted around the world, america commit the united states the benefit of everybody. last thursday it might have done both. every tag comes then, every tide goes out. [laughter] stuart: you are biased, though. you've got to admit, you are biased. you have run a gigantic business and he liked the idea of business people being in the trunk in a day. i can tell which side you're wrong. >> well, i don't choose sides other than the fact i'm a citizen of the united states, the grand child of immigrant parents who worked in coal mines and on a benefactor of this great society of ours and we have diminished it and diminished it and diminished it. it's time to get people in place in government they care about the growth of this country and liberty and freedom and opportunity for all. we have suppressed african-americans in center city

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