actually, more specifically to midtown manhattan. and then the nypd, of course, is not allowing people to go all the way to the base of trump tower. they are siphoning people off and dispersing the crowd on at least two side streets. but still, the din is remarkable. and then multiply this by all of the cities from coast to coast. and around the world. the images from paris, france, the images from london, understanding we're just seeing a small slice of those two cities, the signage from today in paris in english, signs you could see in this country, on this day after the inauguration of the new american president, it's certainly feels like we are in for an era of unprecedented political activism. the two parties in our country could not be further apart. it couldn't be a more fractured environment going in to 2017. we have seen it on display every day. this is obviously the eiffel tower in the background. this is the gathering in paris, france. absolutely incredible. this is long over because the daylight hours, of course, ended ho

intelligence officials showing their cards to president-elect trump, all of them heading to midtown manhattan to meet with the incoming and skeptical commander in chief, all of them making the case that russia intervened in the u.s. presidential election. that briefing happened just 24 hours after the first of what could be many showdowns on capitol hill. top officials showing up and going far beyond hand e-mails and so-called fake news. >> well, the russians have a long history of interfering in elections, theirs and other people's. but i don't think they've encountered a more aggressive or direct campaign to interfere in our election process than we've seen in this case. >> we have all the angles of this covered. kristen welker in new york and ken delaney in washington. i want to get to kristen first, covering the president-elect ahead of the briefing. tell us what the action has been and what you expect to see early this afternoon. >> the president-elect trump heading to conde nast for a meeting there. we are getting information about that briefing learning that vice president mike pence i

but the city streets in midtown manhattan are choked with people. the mall area around washington, d.c., ditto. you see on the right, the briefing room at the white house. we are awaiting what will be press secretary sean spicer's first statement from the podium. they had in those two video monitors for a time pictures of the inaugural crowd as taken from behind where the inaugural address was given looking out on the mall. we don't know if the statement is going to be about crowd size. we certainly heard donald trump talk about crowd size. he just made an appearance at the cia within the last hour. cal perry is standing by in washington, he's been covering the march all day. cal, i saw your coverage earlier. i'm hoping you can give us a big picture, but suffice to say -- oh, we have lost cal perry, apparently. hallie jackson is standing by in washington. same question to you. i'm hoping you can give us a big picture. this has been a slow motion rolling explosion of people that they hit the metro system earlier this morning. metro pointed out that t

but midtown manhattan residents are still focusing on the gold skyscraper of trump tower which will continuebe a home for the trump family. producer rhana natour looks at the unprecedented challenges of securing that residence, and the financial fallout. >> reporter: this is the new reality along the storied fifth avenue in midtown manhattan. dogs, chains, security. the president-elect has used trump tower as a base for transition meetings since the election, and while he will relocate to the white house after the inaugural, his wife melania and 10-year-old son barron plan to stay in trump tower. evy poumpouras, a former secret service agent for 12 years, was part of the presidential detail for presidents obama, clinton and both bushes. >> we want to control what's coming into the area of trump tower. one of the biggest issues are large vehicles that can actually have large amounts of explosives, and a truck would be a perfect thing, a perfect i.e.d., a vehicle device to use. what they'll do is, you'll typically have the vehicles stopped. they'll search the vehicle, make sure there's nothing

the jewelry store is in a non-disscript building in midtown manhattan. authorities say the thieves made their way to the sixth-floor offices and waited until the stroke of midnight before making their move. 7,000 n.y.p.d. officers were on duty nearby. the n.y.p.d. is looking at this as a possible inside job. the freight eastbound transwould ordinarily be locked. and the burglars either found two of the four safes already open or they had the combinations. former f.b.i. agent manny gomez. >> the timing was no accident. >> the focus on that day was terrorism, active shooter, violent crimes. burglary of a jewelry store was not on their radar, and that's why these perpetrators acted on new year's eve. >> reporter: detectives are currently interviewing employees and anyone else who might recognize this man. gregg ruth jewelers specializes in rare pink and yellow diamonds. there was reportedly another $7 million in jewelry in the other two safes, but, jeff, those were left unopened. >> glor: all right, don. thank you. what sank the "titanic." a change of cours

say were involved right here accused of breaking into two safes inside a jewelry wholesaler in midtown manhattann new year's eve. >>> south jersey, police looking for the owner of a pitbull that attacked another dog and its owner. it happened in memorial park in waterford township days before christmas. the dog's owner says the pitbull charged him and his dog and bruno was left with gashes on his upper body and the basque his mouth. he's oo being treated for an eye injury. >> really difficult on the family, too. it was him being injured but also my husband and then, you know, the stress of both of us. >> the owners are offering a $500 rewarded with hopes someone comes forward with information. >>> the new year bringing pain at the pump for drivers in our area. gas prices on the rise tonight. pennsylvania drivers are paying an average of $2.57 a gallon in new jersey. drivers are paying $2.40 for. in delaware shelling out an average of $2.31 a gallon. analysts say these higher price coz be a trend for 2017. >> in pennsylvania, when the ball dropped on new year's, the tax on gas jumped just under c

the city deploying 65 sand trucks to serve as barriers around midtown manhattan.ckers are intende intendo prevent awry post truck attacks similar to the ones in berlin and niece earlier this year. >> we're here to respond to any incident that may arise throughout the city. everything is safe, secure. we're here. >> reporter: theme this year's famous new year's eve ball is the gift of kindness. made up of 2600 waterford crystals dye pickets a circle of rows set symbo symbolizing unit. wearing 6 tons it takes the dogs link spectacle about minute to go up and down the pole located on top of one times square. >> it's our first time so we got good area, good, you know, view of everything. so totally worth. >> reporter: some 7,000 uniformed officers are patrolling the crossroads of the world with visitors having to pass through security checkpoints to enter viewing zones. >> really hopeful that our country will, you know, come together rally around common goals, we'll be happy, all good things. >> reporter: estimated 1 billion people are expected to watch the festivitie

mike pence was in midtown manhattan.n him come out the car at the same time trump was still considering chris christie after offering the job to mike pence. i'll never forget when he announced he picked mike pence. we went to the ballroom at the hilton i believe and the song playing was "you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones which i cld not believthey were playing that song and trump spoke for 20 minus, for 2 minutes and then said this famous line, let's get back to mike and finally introduced him and governor mike pence came out and mike pence much luike kellyanne conway the deserve awards. they have been able to interpreter what donald trump says and they really have taken some of the brunt of this campaign because they have gone out there and have had to carry that message and stay on message during some very, very difficult times in this campaign. >> maybe the song was you may find sometimes you get what you need and he may have gotten what he needs in mike pence. there was a moment of crisis for

♪ working on night moves >> thieves pulling off a braizien heist in midtown, manhattan. ♪ hit me withbest shot >> the dart world championship. a member of the audience tried to make off with the trophy. no one hit him with any darts. ♪ hit me with your best shot >> rose: we begin this evening with the controversy over russia's role in the american election. friday afternoon, u.s. intelligence officials released a declassified report what says russian president vladimir putin ordered an influence campaign aimed at the u.s. presidential election, and in what may be a shift, president-elect trump seemed to acknowledge the possibility, in a statement after he received the classified version of that same report. mr. trump continues to insist, if there was hacking it does not affect the election as outcome. joining me are michael sher of the "new york times" and david ignatius of the "washington post." let me begin with michael. michael you met some-- some "times" people i think by telephone talked to trump. what was his demeanor, attitude, sense of talking about this meeting that was going

reporter: 22-year-old asad giles feels lucky to have his job as an administrative assistant in this midtown manhattan hotel. he says life could be drastically different right now. five years ago, at 17, the nypd arrested giles for allegedly shooting a female classmate after they'd both left a school fundraiser. his name and address were all over local news reports. and then, he was incarcerated in new york city's main jail for pre-trial suspects on rikers island. >> i couldn't believe it was happening. it was my senior year in high school. i was about to go to college in atlanta. it was like a bad dream. >> reporter: giles denied the charges, but his working class family in jamaica, queens, could not afford his bail, set at $100,000. he spent his 18th and 19th birthdays-- what would have been his first two years of college-- behind bars. he says on his first day inside, he witnessed a teen getting beat up. >> it's pretty vicious in there. you got rapists, murderers. you got all type of people in there. you never know what can happen. you could be asleep, somebody beating on you. >> reporter: finally,

it happened in the offices of a high end jewelry designer in midtown manhattan at 12:zero 1:00 a.m.ay. this surveillance video shows two of the three thieves using a hammer an crowbar to bust through the door. detectives say they took off with about $6 million worth of jewels. >> a computer system is back online for customs and border protection at various airports around the country t the outage yesterday led to massive back logs for international travelers trying get through security like this crazy scene in miami. delays were not nearly as severe here in philadelphia. the customs agency apologized for the trouble. officials did not give a cause for the disruption but said it does not seem to be anything malicious. >> the sixers host the minnesota timberwolves at the wells fargo center tonight. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. >>> penn state lived up to its respect eighty eighttation in pasadena california. the nittany lions made app couple costly mistakes. they fell behind early to the usc trojans who stormed back after halftime. today kwan barkley broke away with a 79-yard touchdown run i

intelligence officials showing their cards to president-elect trump, all of them heading to midtown manhattano meet with the incoming and skeptical commander in chief, all of them making the case that russia intervened in the u.s. presidential election. that briefing happened just 24 hours after the first of what could be many showdowns on capitol hill. top officials showing up and going far beyond hand e-mails and so-called fake news. >> well, the russians have a long history of interfering in elections, theirs and other people's. but i don't think they've

. ♪ ♪ vonnie: we are here in midtown manhattan. live from new york and london, i am vonnie quinn.m mark barton. on bloomberg's first word news spirit here is a lisa parenti -- alisa parenti. trump says democrats should not complain about the fbi's handling of hillary clinton because she is "guilty as hell." he seems to be responding into a doj inquiry into the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton. obama has taken one last step in trying to reverse the cold war isolation with cuba. he has ended a policy granting residency to cubans if they reached land but not if they were caught at sea. -- turkish herds them president is wrong to keep troops in cyprus as talks into to reunify the mediterranean island. negotiations will pick up again next week after top officials from cyprus, greece, and turkey hit a wall. securities, guarantees, and property rights are the main sticking points. cyprus has been divided since 1970 four. a new study says declining are contributed to inequality in the u.k. about 20% of working men work part time in the u.k. just 5% did so a few decades ago. global n

the jewelry store is in a non- descript building in midtown manhattan. authorities say the thieves made their way to the sixth-floor offices and waited until the stroke of midnight before making their move. 7,000 nypd officers were on duty nearby. the nypd is looking at this as a possible inside job. the freight entrance would ordinarily be locked. and the burglars either found two of the four safes already open or they had the combinations. former fbi agent manny gomez. >> the timing was no accident. >> the focus on that day was terrorism, active shooter, violent crimes. burglary of a jewelry store was not on their radar, and that's why these perpetrators acted on new year's eve. >> reporter: detectives are currently interviewing employees and anyone else who might recognize this man. gregg ruth jewelers specializes in rare pink and yellow diamonds. there was reportedly another $7 million in jewelry in the other two safes, but, jeff, those were left unopened. >> all right, don. thank you. >>> what sank the "titanic." a change of course from investigator

. >> thank you very much in a rainy midtown manhattan and what has been called a "confidence," ford is planning to make a plant in new mexico, but extending to michigan. it adds 700 new jobs that comes after a threat to gm. al motors is sending mexican made model of chevy cruise to u.s. car dearly tax free across border. make in usa or pay big tax. let's go to poppy. she interviewed ceo mark fields. tell me what he said, poppy. >> reporter: brooke, i don't think anything these days is not political in one way or another. this ceo of ford sitting down with us hearsre saying the busis decision was key here, donald trump has been slamming ford for a better part of a year and a half all the way of saying he was going to fire the workers, a plant in new mexico will no longer be there they're coming to michigan. why? a president elect calling a company and them changing plans at least in part and brings up questions about crony capitalism, is there a quid pro quo here? >> reporter: as you know ford has attacked ford many, many times in his rallies and on twitter, even said that you were firi

. >> well, she sees him coming out of the plaza hotel, there at the midtown manhattan. >> trump plazal, don't ruin it. coming out of the plaza hotel, this is a kiss, but this made me weep too, last time they will ever see each other, here's their hug. >> ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> then he goes into the hotel with his then i think wife. >> his new wife. >> who is all fancy pants. >> yeah. >> ivy league. >> that movie is so good. why couldn't they not be together. why sit that people can't be together. why does it have to be heart break. >> it is psychological analysis of your choices is very interesting i'm sure. >> that is my problem, it never works out. they didn't get along very well. they had different political views. so even though they loved each other. >> they came from different worlds. >> they just couldn't not make it work. >> yes. >> you go into these things, thinking it will not work out. >> no wonder i'm in need of therapy. >> exactly. >> okay, what do you have. >> me, well, i had to go with the classic, top of mine, i was trying to think back. one of things i was thinking of,

reporter: we're told the president-elect is here at trump tower working on his last weekend in midtown manhattanefore moving down to washington to get sworn in as the next president but we do not expect him to leave trump tower today. uma? uma: peter, thank you very much for that update. for more let's bring in congressman darrell issa, senior member of the house foreign affairs member and member of the house judiciary committee. good to have you on program again. >> good to be on, uma. i appreciate the lead-in into this growing controversy about the misconduct, wrongdoing and outright bad nature of russia that has gone on now for all 16 of my years in congress. uma: let me begin first by talking about the remarks from congressman lewis who is seen as a real icon and leader of the civil rights era in this country against president-elect trump's less than a week before the inauguration. continues to feel the divide on legitimacy of his election win. congressman lewis is respected lawmaker and often preached about unity. is he putting his own interests and the democratic party above his country? >

information to his biographer walking away with a slap on the wrist and now he works at a great job in midtown manhattan. it's a weird way of cracking down in a way that may have had an effect on the willingness of whistleblowers and leakers to come forward and pulling back on the punishment at the back end of that process. >> do we have any idea what it means for the two other high profile leakers who promised via twitter that he would come back here to face justice if mannings sentence was commuted so he's going to stick to that now. >> never acknowledged anything wrong. ran off to russia. still trying to do damage to the united states in many people's opinion. he's not going to get consideration. assange the problems that he made may have had sort of a timing problem involved in it because if he had enough time to maybe walk out of the embassy and go through process in sweden and perhaps end up in the administration and still have president obama there to figure out what to do with him that's one scenario. i don't know if he wants to take his chances witha president trump. >> why couldn't you string

clayton: dark and early here this morning in midtown manhattan.d morning, you're watching "fox & friends" on this thursday morning. i'm rob today for heather childers. >> we do want to get straight to the top story this morning. president-elect trump blasting fake news and claiming success in first news conference. >> incoming commander in chief in a shouting match with cnn reporter. >> good morning, abby and rob. the transition team open with blistering response with a document containing unstabsuated claims relating trump ties with russia. a failing pile of garbage, cnn officials briefed president elect on that document, cnn was going out of its way to build up a story and then this exchange.

joining us for midtown manhattan, john roberts is covering the president-elect.t the inside stuff, roberts. first off, they cnn reporter, jim acosta, got shot down by the president-elect, was he angry? >> shot down, not just once but a number of times, as he continued to try to press trump into at least giving him the opportunity to ask a question. it had become clear to me, bill, about an hour and a half before this press conferences that cnn was going to get iced out. eight suggested that there were a lot of people in the front row that won't get to ask a question. i took that to be cnn based on the fact that they had published a report about trump. they were the first ones to publish it, as well. did acosta get angry? i don't think he got angry. i think he got rather frustrated. i have known him, for a long time. we were out to i've had a long relationship with him. he is just a dogged reporter, john mica wants to get a question. he is also the white house correspondent for cnn. as a white house correspondent, you want to be able to ask a question of the presi

>> jenna, as the president-elect donald trump prepares to move out of midtown manhattan and move outf trump tower he is trying to draw attention to some of the things he has done here during the transition, so he tweeted a little while ago this. "with all of the jobs i am bringing back into the u.s. (even before taking office), with all of the new auto plants coming back into our..... country and with the massive cost reductions i have negotiated on military purchases and more, i believe the people are seeing "big stuff."" and just before that tweet, gm announced they are going to stop doing some work on axles for full-size pickup trucks in mexico and start doing it in michigan. remember a few weeks ago, the president-elect had called general motors out for selling some chevy hatchbacks in the u.s. that were made in mexico and this doesn't address that issue, but the carmaker said in a statement, "as a u.s. manufacturing base increases its competitiveness, we are able to further increase our investment, resulting in more jobs for america and better results for our owners." but the pr

. >> most offices here in midtown manhattan were empty today for the federal holiday. but mr.rump is on the 26th floor of his manhattan skyscraper, he was working, he was tweeting, most recently, just a few minutes ago, china has been tak amounts of money and wealth from the u.s. in a totally one-sided trade but want help with north korea. nice. that came just a few minutes after he tweeted about north korea, too. he said, "north korea just stated that it is in the fat in all stages of developing a nuclear weapon capable of reaching parts of the new u.s. it won't happen." now, he talked a lot about china and north korea, not so much about crime and chicago, which is something else that caught his attention. he blasted this out a few hours ago. chicago murder rate is record-setting, 4000, 331 shooting victims with 761 murders in 2016. he must ask for federal help. something that we have heard the president-elect talk during the transition, and probable from don't not come-from-behind victory, he got on the board in 2017 with a pair of tweets, he said, various media outlets and

tense media coverage protests and says because of that, it affected traffic at flagship store in midtown manhattan and sales were down by 14%. over the holidays. tiffany shares are falling in the early going. wall street is back opened for business. after the holiday weekend. and market is heading lower. let's go to the big board and see how we are doing in the early action dow dropping over 60 points nasdaq down by 37. and s&p is lower by 8 points and shares at gm are on the rise. kenny back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio thank you. >>> a section of highway 37 is now back opened. caltrans reopen the west highway 37 connector to highway 101 after 4 this morning. the interchange just south of novato has been closed since last week's storms due to flooding. >> all right. >>> it's 6:47. let's check other roads with roqu night. keep going that was solid traffic report. woodside we will talk about another closure. highway 84 between grandview and highway 35 that's under one way traffic control while pg&e replaces power poles that have fallen due to the storm last week. our stage manager out he

that was ignited recently when another writer for "vanity fair" gave a scathinreview of trump's midtown manhattanstaurant that prompted trump to kweet "as anyone looked at the poor numbers of "vanity fair" magazine in way down, big trouble, dead. gray don carter, no talent, will be out." despite that, other journalists showed up at trump grill to confirm the quality of the food and drink was horrible, which is how we got this photo from the daily beast olivia nuzzi of a trump grill martini served extra, extra, extra dirty -- on the rocks and in a wine glass. now if that doesn't look appetizing to you, maybe you'd prefer this slightly less disgusting looking drink from trump's cocktail bar in d.c. that is until you hear what it costs. and that is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> today with just two weeks to go before he becomes president, donald trump spent his day testifying in a lawsuit against a celebrity chef. trump brought the lawsuit himself after chef jose andres backed out of a deal to open a restaurant in trump's d.c. hotel citing objections to trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric. not to worry, you

president-elect is back in midtown manhattan today. this russia stuff, he says he has new information that other people don't. what are the chances that we, the public, know what the president-elect knows? >> reporter: he says he's going to reveal new information over the next 72 hours, halle, but he was really pressed about this by reporters to give more specifics. he wouldn't do it. we know he's going to have an intelligence briefing at some point this week so we anticipate that brief will go happen and thenll give that information he has. but shawn spicer, his press secretary really turning up the heat and defending the skepticism on this. >> the president-elect is going to wait until the information is final, until he can make the clearest judgment on what to do in the best interest of this country. he's not go to politicize intelligence and decide to shoot from the him before he has a complete picture of what's happening. >> this is setting up a potential fight with congress in the new year because you have democrats and republica

tensions come to hadi in present day as shelby tries to help president claire haas stop a strike on midtown manhattan airs tonight at 10 o'clock after an all new episode of the bachelor. "action news" follows tonight at 11:00 and we'll be right back. >> right now jim gardner and the the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 turned away. relatives of a syrian family sent back from philadelphia international airport this weekend speak of the fears they now have for their loved one. >> a community about to gather for sisters killed this weekend by a suspected d. i driver. for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody monica malpass the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night. local muslims speak out after an attack on a mosque in canada. squalls blanket parts of the region with a coating of snow but the big story on "action news

here in new york city, people came together in midtown manhattan to let their voices be heard in onef the demonstrations. it was a similar scene in san francisco. house minority leader nancy pelosi shared this photo on twitter of the massive crowd gathered in the city's civic center, the site of a number of historic protests. and in michigan, thousands braved the freezing temperatures for a massive rally there featuring senator minority leader chuck schumer and bernie sanders. bernie sanders issued a warning to republican colleagues over their push to scrap the health law. >> what we are saying to the republicans, if you want to improve the affordable care act, let's work together. but if you think you're simply going to throw millions off of health insurance, you've got another guess coming. no, you're not going to throw 20 million people off of medicaid. you are not going to privatize medicare. you are not going to defund planned parenthood. you are not going to raise the cost of prescription drugs for seniors. and by the way, as part of the repeal of the affordable care act, they

there you go, live pictures of the president-elect motorcade as it gets ready to head up to midtown manhattan and his trump tower. as we get more information about what he had to say to the people at conde nast, we will certainly bring that to you. so with yesterday's wall-to-wall coverage of top intelligence officials briefing senate lawmakers on russia's election meddling, why the networks barely covered president obama's farewell letter to americans. have you heard about it? our media panel. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> jon: right now, as top intelligence officials briefed senators on russian election meddling yesterday, the networks largely avoided mention of president obama's farewell letter to the american people, aimed at highlighting his legacy and achievements, including this exit up to. the president writes, "over the past eight years, no foreign terrorist organization has successfully planned

. >> tucker: peter doocy live in midtown, manhattan come outside trump tower. thank you.resident obama imposed sanctions on russia recently in response to allegations that the russian president hacked the election, as they are putting it. not all republicans disagree with that, in fact, some said president obama didn't go far enough with those sanctions. that includes arkansas senator tom cotton from a member of the senate intelligence armed services committee. he joins us now from the rotunda and the u.s. capitol. thanks a lot for joining us. thank you for having me. >> tucker: happy new year to you. the president and post the sanctions and in part because he believed a lot of people in washington believed come , that vladimir putin weighed in in order to help president-elect trump get elected. yet, we are hearing now from people who would know, that that is not a certainty. here is the chairman of the house committee on intelligence saying, there is no proof that we have from intelligence sources i have seen that show the russians are directly trying to help trump. then

potential conflicts of interest, that includes one property, 666 fifth avenue, it's a skyscraper in midtown manhattanthe "new york times" reports that jared cushner as recently as eight days after donald trump was elected president, met with the individuals who were involved in that. it's part of a real estate giant. they have connections to the chinese government, as well want to make sure, do we have my colleagues with us right now? we have hallie jackson outside trump tower, just making sure, hallie, we'll get to he right now. donald trump walked down, spoke to reporters briefly as he was trying to tout jobs moment ago. he's done twice. you never know when the president-elect is going to walk in front of the cameras. talk to us about what he may have said about this relationship with jared cushner and why this is significant. >> reporter: so he was asked about it, peter, and you're right. yes, we sort of popped out of trump tower after the president-elect came down two times in the span of about 40 minutes to answer, i would say some limited questions from reporters, who as you know, as you've bee

i want to go to peter alexander there in midtown manhattan.i assume all the streets are shut down as they again to make the trip for one of the last times in transition. >> reporter: one of the questions is how long he'll explain how long he'll be at trump tower or mar-a-lago, which he's described as his winter white house. the law enforcement allow him and his family before heading off on that military plane today. what's striking is beginning in roughly 24 hours from now, he will have access to air force one where he will be the president and all the opportunity that comes with that and the unique provisions provided to the president will ultimately be at his disposal. >> reporter: our shot is breaking up a little bit in new york. do we know which members of his family will be staying with the president-elect at blair house tonight? this is a long-time tradition for president-elects to stay at this location. >> reporter: a lot of that is kept close to the vest. we do note president-elect trump and melania are scheduled to stay there. i'll be

memeldy.rgurdictgracias. t ons ante t pl yopo inmy fst orats >>> take you to a picture of trump tower in midtown manhattanere's jack ma, executive chairman of alibaba, having met with the president-elect upstairs. we're told, jon, perhaps discussing plans to invest more in this country, create as many as a million jobs in the next five years. >> he is a key figure as these tensions, at least when it comes to rhetoric, heat up between the incoming trump administration and china. jack ma, a man who's done a very good job balancing the interests of east and west, of course listing here while running a company in china. and there he appears to be heading up the elevator. it will be interesting to see what, if anything, he is able to say after this meeting. >> which begins, by the way, at 11:30, in just a few moments. probably fair to say there's no more high-profile entrepreneur who has north american/u.s. exposure than him, to the chinese. >> i can't think of one. he's also very adept at managing his communications in difficult political situations, as i suppose china will prepare one for. so, he's probably

was ignited recently when another writer for "vanity fair" gave a scathing review of trump's midtown manhattanestaurant that prompted trump to kweet "as anyone looked at the poor numbers of "vanity fair" magazine in way down, big trouble, dead. gray don carter, no talent, will be out." despite that, other journalists showed up at trump grill to confirm the quality of the food and drink was horrible, which is how we got this photo from the daily beast olivia nuzzi of a trump grill martini served extra, extra, extra dirty -- on the rocks and in a wine glass. now if that doesn't look appetizing to you, maybe you'd prefer this slightly less disgusting looking drink from trump's cocktail bar in d.c. that is until you hear what it costs. and that is thing 2 in 60 seconds. at st. jude children's research hospital, we're fighting for kids not as lucky as yours. our breakthrough cancer treatments are shared with doctors across america. and no family pays st. jude for treatments, travel, housing or food. because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. so if you have health kids, giv

police in new york looking for three suspects who broke in to a jewelry toer in midtown manhattan, stealing from two safes on new year's eve. it is believe they deliberately chose that time, those clever people, the nypd would be focused on security in time square. although, they kind of looked into the camera under those hoodies. clever, not so clever, we will oh see. ford motor company answer ling plans to build a new factory in mexico of the president-elect trump blasted the automaker. they're expanding in michigan instead. ford ceo saying the decision was based partly on mr. trump's business-friendly, pro-growth policies whmpblts we look at the tax and regulatory reforms that, he's been talking about, that gives us a lot of confidence. this is a vote of confidence that he can deliver on those things. >> charles payton hosts "making money" on fox business network. either that or they saw what happened to g.m. earlier and said, well, no, we change our mind about a lot of things. >> no doubt that they were next on the list of companies to tweet at in 2017. combination of both. it's interes

it happened in the offices of a high end jewelry designer midtown manhattan on 12:01 a.m.nday. surveillance video shows two of the three thieves using a hammer and crowbar to bust through the door. detectives say they took off with about $6 million worth of jewels. >> this story is a heart stopper. it is new. a two-year-old used all his might to save his twin brother trapped beneath a dresser. now it's difficult to watch but the boy's mother is putting this out there hoping it will serve as a wakeup call to other parents. they were climbing on the furniture when it crashes down on them. brave little brody keeps his cool and tries to lift the heavy drawer off of his brother amazingly he manages to push the dresser just enough for brock to roll out from under it. the bedroom furniture is now safely bolted to the walls. the mother wanting to put this out and there a reminder to matter the brand they continue to say you need to bolt these dressers to the walls so that that can't happen. >> metal string very easy to attach to the wall make sure it doesn't fall over. >>> rescued

mike pence was in midtown manhattan.n him come out the car at the same time trump was still considering chris christie after offering the job to mike pence. i'll never forget when he announced he picked mike pence. we went to the ballroom at the hilton i believe and the song playing was "you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones which i could not believe they were playing that song and trump spoke for 20 minutes, for 20 minutes and then said this famous line, let's get back to mike and finally introduced him and governor mike pence came out and mike pence much luike kellyanne conway the deserve awards. they have been able to interpreter what donald trump says and they really have taken some of the brunt of this campaign because they have gone out there and have had to carry that message and stay on message during some very, very difficult times in this campaign. >> maybe the song was you may find sometimes you get what you need and he may have gotten what he needs in mike pence. there was a moment of cris

shenzhen, the city where i are, real estate prices higher by any metric you want to use, even midtown manhattan building near me that i just went in and the average price of they are paying is 3500 u.s. dollars a square foot. if you look at the household budget, they are significantly strained. people are coming up with a new and interesting ways to cap the new wealth that they have to drive consumption. nothing can make you more nervous than talking about new and interesting ways to add to household wealth through more consumption. what is the other ways people are using to monetize wealth? couple of about a american financial institutions withally offering loans collateral of chinese accounts. that to me seems an incredibly risky aspect. it is also interesting to note that this acts as a capital can borrowpeople abroad against their home in china and he gives them money outside of china already. joe: that was bloomberg view columnist and university professor christopher baldwin. coming up, what you need to know to gear up for next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: what did you miss? nasdaq

it still in midtown manhattan before getting swarmed in.he is down in d.c.for the start of his inauguration week for part of monday. >> live in front of trump tower, thank you, peter. clearing the procedural theater. the house approving a resolution that rolls back parts of the law. this follows the senate vote on thursday but lawmakers on both sides are expressing concern about the healthcare law replacement. kristin joins us live from washington. hi kristin. >> this was designed to ease the passage of a still unwritten bill. repealing and replacing replacing obama care. with a near partyline vote. what it will do is make any future immune to a filibuster in the senate. that's important because it takes 60 votes to end it and republicansonly have 52 . this is really the gateway victory for republicans. they try to repeal and replace replace obamacare. >> look at what we will do with making certain that every one has the access to affordable healthcare. moms and dads andfamilies are in charge of their healthcare . >> details are spotty.it's dangerous to repe

amazing sight just over an hour ago when he left new york city, people were lining the streets in midtown manhattan just to see him drive off to laguardia airport. >> howard: new yorkers don't usually do that for anybody! >> that's true, somebody -- >> some of us are just happy to have 57th street back. >> he is now in the vehicle and it begins. we have a countdown clock as you can see, that is a clout countdown clock to his swearing and that will take place at noon eastern time tomorrow. donald j. trump has arrived in washington ahead of the inauguration tomorrow. julie, you are oddly silent. >> julie: i'm not silent, i'm taking it in, i have to say this is actually not a joke or an effect, this is in some ways making it much more real for me. i don't know about the rest of you, but again, not from a partisan perspective, but to see donald trump, who most of us have known in a very different capacity then as a senator or congressman or elected official, to emerge out of a plane that says united states of america on it, i think just made it that much more real visually. the picture speaks a thousan

. >> all that -- >> a heist in midtown manhattan, $6 million worth of jewelry swiped. >> the oil championshipa member of the audience tried to make off with his trophy. >> and "all that mattered" -- >> everybody is still talking what about is up with mariah carey on new year's eve. >> she said she was sabotaged. >> which is such a crazy theory, some people feel they might be positioning herself to run for president of the united states. >> on "cbs this morning" -- >> a lot of time. flies over the middle. touchdown! >> the game will go down in rose bowl history. a thriller that went down to the final seconds. >> usc wins it. never forget. >> announcer: this morning's yo "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> back to "cbs this morning." and good morning from all of us. we are very pleased to be back. we look forward to a 2017. >> sort of a peaches and herb reunited we feel so good. but we never broke up. >> yeah. >> we had a great holiday. it's great to see you all and we look forward to the year ahead. >>> we begin with communities in the south expec

daring trio broke into midtown manhattan before the ball dropped new year's eve once inside 6 million in high end jewelry. bracelets, necklaces got the whole lot. most expensive item 8 car at that itself more than $200,000. >> incredible video ought of utah. 2-year-old boy and twin broke stuck under had neither that dresser that the stuck on top of him. >> this whole thing on surveillance in the boy's bedroom. there's questions of whether the video is real. holly joins us with a closer look. first all do you think real or fake. >> i don't think it's real. >> you don't. >> i don't and i have several reasons why. first i'll give you fact and let you form your own opinion right? the video really is quite incredible. let's walk through it the boys parents claim happened the boys father posted this video to facebook and youtube saying that his twin sons brock and brody were playing in bedroom when the book shelf fell on top of brock. what you didn't see there was they climbed into the drawers okay they opened drawers and climb into them and you actually see the dresser fall on t so that's