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. >> reporter: adding the right disconnect to host of friendly licies. >> what we want to change is theprofessional habits to send e-mails outside normal working hours. >> reporter: in the film "the devil wears prada" ann hathaway's fashionista ends torment by throwing her phone into the nearest fountain. some soon to follow suit. >> i hope it's part of a bigger trend. >> reporter: but going cold turkey could be harder than it seems. some have found checking e-mails twice a day does reduce stress, but just the anticipation of e-mails after hours leaves many employees drained. that could start a new fashion. >> i'm not going to lie, i like that law. that was keir simmons reporting. >>> and a ban was trap in a burning suv. this happened around 3:30 on new year's day when a videographer came across a stalled suv on the 110 freeway in south los angeles. he was rolling when the truck was rear-ended by a speeding car and burst into flames. then he dropped his camera and flung into action. he managed to get the driver's door open, removed his seat belt and dragged him to safety as the smoke an

well, his tweets will become licy and what i'm particularly concerned abou is i the foreign affairs arenawill they will interpreted around the world. >> you guys, if you saw president obama's farewell speech, he choked up at some point. it was quite indearing to the public. do you think donald trump has that? and how important is it for a president to show he's really moved by things? >> you know, i think that matters, but, you know, i think the real -- i think people want a direction. a lot of people voted for donald trump because they wanted a change, not because they love donald trump. and i think most of the people who voted for donald trump knew very well what they were getting. but they took the chance hoping for real chance. that's what he's got to deliver. we could talk about the millionaires and billionaires in his cabinet, but if he delivers change, he'll stay. >> thank you. that's a wrap for me guys. i'm not. thanks so much for watching. up next, chuck todd in "meet the press." do it again. there you go... i can do whatever you want. except keep your eyes on the road. now would

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but at the same time, on foreign licy, they are not really aligned as much as one might think. they have very different views for instance towards the russians and towards vladimir putin. >> that's right. and you kind of summed it up there. theresa may, the british prime minister, would love, love to see a thatcher-/haig reagan style alliance that leads the new world, an economic future, a future where countries put their own interests first but trade very actively with each other. that's the kind of picture the british prime minister has put out there. but at the same time on every level there are issues here. there are issues over the question of the british approach to issues of torture. frankly, the approach is that it's illegal and the british don't do it. and any time they have been caught up in it they have tried to back out again. there are questions over donald trump's attitude towards women. theresa may has said very frankly that just as a female leader of a major country she says everything she needs to say in that respect. but this is a really important and extremel

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