--ittle earlier than that this is wall he was putting up the house for sale. the president had sent cameron and his wife and daughter over .o russia he decided to send back to one of his cohorts to buy this house. he and his wife -- by way of france -- basically did a shopping trip for this new house. they wanted a victorian house because they had seen all of this in europe, it was called the victorian age. feelings on everything, and they said that's what i want for that house. the original layout was for rooms of, for rooms down. john harris had five children by his first wife and 10 by his second. he had 15 children running around here. it was a mix of plantation as well as wilderness. this house had been a simple georgian style house when it was built. the various owners that came after harris, there had been various remodeling's to it, the wide veranda upfront, window dormers. when cameron came here, the house was -- had to low of ceiling to accommodate two mirrors he bought in france. somehow he got them across the atlantic in what would have been sailin

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hour,ittle more than an president trump is expected to announce his plans for a border wall and actions on immigration. >> today president trump has visited the department of homeland security. he says, "we will build the wall." following his actions yesterday -- protesters today unfurl this banner, reading "resist." from the white house, as he plans to use his executive power on immigration and the border wall. there will be an investigation into voter fraud. >> i think he stated his concerns people voting illegally during the campaign. he continues to maintain that belief. >> but that believe that millions of immigrants -- illegal immigrants voted has no basis in fact. evidence suggests that the election was "not tainted by fraud or mistake." something that can clearly be proven to be false. >> if chicago does not fix the growing carnage going on, trump killings, up from 2016, "i will send in the feds." said, "we need a plan, not a threat." thatdent trump also said he will be announcing his thursday. a circuit service -- a secret service agent is under scrutiny today after saying she

a l ittle cooler at baltimore att 36. westminster is only 27-degrees and 31 at hagerstown. satellite radar showing you there is some precipitation to p the south of us a and we expectt to seeing that continuing southu and southwest of the district for tomorrow.fo i can't rule out maybe just a passing sprinkle tomorrow. just be aware of that. hopefully, though, things will stay on the cloudy side so we'll have okay conditions for peoples who are coming out f to see alle the par razor and festivities. mostly cloudy for tonight, atoni cold night.co temperatures only into the 30s and as we head through into thet next two days, martin luther lut king cloudy skies. tuesday a soaker. we'll see 53-degrees for your temperature. for all the celebrations, cloudy skies and once again i rule out maybe a possible sprinkle.spri we'll have your seven dayn forecast. back to you. up next, a controversial painting set to be taken down again. the painting hanging at the capital that depicts policeep officers as pigs. we'll have the latest straight ahead. afoot and light-hearted i take to the o

now you'll see if i zoom back a ittle bit. you see a bunch of dots on the screen. those dots are the laser point from the laser sensors updating in real time. so what you see here is basically a bunch of yellow ots. peter: is that that it car? raj: that's the white car. and this dot -- dumpster there. and you basically see a -- peter: and all these white lines are the trees. raj: basically it's able to sense -- in this case the radars and cameras and lasers act as the eyes and ears of the vehicle. peter: how far can it see? raj: 775 meters. it has built-in wireless communications radios that can go as far as 600 meters. peter: all right. raj: so let's engage the vehicle in autonomous mode. the vehicle is in parking mode. i'm going to engage autonomous mode. peter: while it's in park? raj: while it's in park. >> autonomous driving. peter: it started driving. does it ever make you nervous? raj: i guess the normal reaction for anybody new is -- at this is that you feel -- anxiety and angst about not being in control. it's a very normal reaction but let's see -- peter:

bit more ittle measured than mr. tillerson on the south china sea.say.hat he had >> international waters are international waters and to figure out how do we deal withholding on to the kind of rules that we've over many years that led to the prospity for many nations. ours.st for >> now, neither mattis nor tillerson offered solutions as to how they would stop china from taking those actions in the south china sea. malcolm davis of the australian strategic policy institute says this. going to war with china, there is nothing the americans can do. so very pointed there. he says this sort of off-the-cuff remark by akin to a s tweet. fire.ours fuel on the he likened china's expansion sea like th china russia taking crimea. >> that's all about china flip en we have to over to russia. we just heard from defense secretary mattis. we've had confirmation hearings for trump's choice director. neither appear to be in lock step with the president-elect. > yeah, especially on the russia issue, because you can see both of these entlemen, mattis and also pompeo, th

august, i guess it was july of 2009, i believe it was and my friend, bill sey, from florida, had a ittle two-page bill. and it was a good bill. i read the bill and i tried to do that before i agreed to support a bill and i read the bill and i recall that the "new york times" and the "washington post" i think around january of 2008 raised the issue of whether or not john mccain was qualified under the constitution to be president of the united states. apparently he was porn in the panama canal zone. and gee, is that being a natural citizen? yeah, he was in the military ap yeah, maybe -- they raised the ssue, "new york times" and weast. and i was in israel when i got word that i was being accused of being a birther and i can recall out here in the speaker's lobby, a whole slew of reporters wanting to know about my being a birther and one of my times was with the "washington post" and i know she is a good reporter and she is not there now and i couldn't believe. and really, you think i'm a birther? and she said i ns from the white house that you signed on the bill if i recall the words corr

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concerned,ittle especially that the hometown of chicago is the poster child.e need to get that turned around. host: you mentioned eric holder, let me draw you back to the nominee for the vice president-elect. bring when it comes to the issues of violence and police protection and things like that? you bring thatd up. because yesterday during the hearing, and was nice is that during the hearing we got to both sides. a kkk membersecute . i don't know jeff sessions. been listening to the c-span broadcast of the hearing. but whether he likes the law or not, he will enforce it. and this is the problem i have with eric holder and our current attorney general. i believe it is because the boss wants it this way. and that is the only answer you can have? and ank of prosecution aggressive prosecution in areas where they want to go after groups of people. and i think we have a lot of examples of that. the scarytivities and picture of the powers of a large government with many rules. host: that is mike. he was talking about the president's speech, related of two jeff sess

thesuccess investments we have been making in the last couple of years to rebalance our business and ittleore toward the u.s. it is paying off. if you look at our business in general, in equities we are having a strong performance. when you look also at more to sustain this business. manus: everybody is looking at america. there could be deals in the offing where you look at m&a. where do you stand on wealth management? where would you be content to shift gears from where you are in the usa? losing $150e were million pretax. $1.25ear we posted billion pretax in the u.s. we are very focused on growing organically, but of course the time of consolidation in our industry is starting. it is almost inevitable to address both overcapacity and in some cases profitability issues. support, doyou say you want to be one of the players in that consolidation? : consolidation is one option, but it is not the only option. we have to look what fits into our strategy. we have a clear strategy. lose our want to strategy just for the sake of consolidating. there has to be a merit, strategy, and financial mer

in response to concerns the federal advisory committees were becoming increasingly common but had ittle oversight or account ability. they listened to concerns over the lack of transparency and formalized the process to these advisory committees by establishing the secretariat within the general services administration to monitor the compliance with the new law. the intent of that law was to make federal advisory committees more accountable, more transparent, balanced and independent from the influence of special interests. is bill before us today, inspired by mr. lacy's leadership, will help strengthen the independence of those advisory committees by requiring members to be selected without regard to partisan affiliation. it is imperative that recommendations and guidance of the committees be provided free of political influence, pressure and intervention. the bill closes the loophole that allows the subcommittees to operate outside the regulations of faca. it also improves the transparency of advisory committees by requiring agency heads to obtain conflict of interest disclosures from

i would also like to put this .ittle graphic into the record the red line along the top is the cbo estimate of where our health care costs were going to go when they were making that estimate in 2010. time, 2016 this after the aca was in place, they look at the actual experience and they did a new projection going forward based on the affordable care act. just in the following 10 years, -- green period from 2016 estimate $2.9 are trillion in federal health care that relate back to the affordable care act. this is where that came in. we throw this thing out at our peril if you care about saving medicare. the savings to which are very significant part of this $2.9 trillion. we throw it out right now according to the republican plan with nothing to replace it. i have described that over the weekend at home like being asked to jump out of the airplane with no parachute and we hope to build the parachute on the way to the ground. jump out actually did of perfectly well operating aircraft. he assisted not a just one parachute, but two, a spare. i think the american people are entitled to know wha

guest: to pick up on one thing that the caller said about doing ittle with the last congress, think this is a hard measure to use. them have a many of vision of government where they want limited government. and so they think the government is already doing too many things and is involved in too many parts of the economy and the executive branch is issuing too many regulations. so it is kind of natural that republicans will not want to create new agencies or programs that are seeking to curb the ones that already exist. passing theioned in ethics and members of congress going to jail and i think it is thertant to remember that members who we have seen be indicted or plead guilty or get in legal trouble in recent times like shock of the top in who was replaced by phil evans that the u.s. attorney and the justice department played a crucial role in deciding whether there is enough evidence to indict a member of congress. and that is a very difficult decision. watching out how the new justice department, if it is under jeff sessions, how the justice department conduct their investigation. i