first, my role model, not a political mentor, but it's mohammed ali, who i think all of us a few things if one is nothing comes easy and no matter how easy he made it though, he reminded us it took a lot of hard work and he used to say that he would run on the road before it got to dance under the lights and he worked hard. i also admire and respect him because he was willing to sacrifice what achievements he made to speak out publicly on issues that were important to him and at this time it was his opposition to sending u.s. troops to vietnam and it cost him his heavyweight belt. but he was able to regain that. most importantly he spoke out on what was important to him. in maryland there a number of figures, former attorney general steve sachs helped me out a lot. i look at former members of congress, elisha come into as a current member who has been very helpful to me over the course of my career. steny hoyer, now the democratic way. he supported me in my run for governor. we had a great relationship to row. so i know that where i am today is because of a lot of hard work of so many m

i remember reading that during his time, the super bowl was the second biggest event next to mohamed alibers became so large because he antagonized one half and the other people loved him. people showed up to see him win and people showed up to see him lose. so he had the whole, the whole board to draw from. and let's face it, i mean, there's just somebody like that comes along once. the fact that he was so positive and he talked all the time. and i used to wonder how can i guy expend so much energy talking and still have energy to fight? he talked before the fight, during the fight, after the fight, he would talk to anybody walking by so that energy always fascinated me. you know, how can i guy just constantly run his mouth like that? and he was very friendly, you know. >> and he was a master of marketing. but he really did pioneer this idea of creating a brand and self-marketing. is there another athlete in your view that has been able to do the equivalent of what mohamed ali was able to do back in the '60s and '70s? >> no, the rest of them just seem obnoxious, you know. he had a playf

greatest national temperature game in college history, thompson in alabama to get out like razor and mohammed ali. sean watson got a chance for redemption against alabama and the national championship from last year. the tigers have a four-point lead with less than two minutes to go but clemson quarterback found, 31-28. watson got clemson to the goal line with six seconds ago. of passes thrown and that was the game-winner. clemson's first national championship since the reagan administration. head coach sweeney took a shot at the media immediately. >> the guy that called us of fraud, ask alabama if we are a fraud. i've never met him and i don't know ask alabama if we are a fraud. he's the only fraud.>> he is not a fan of colin howard here >>> sean mcveigh, son of sean mcveigh was interviewed for the head coaching job. some asked why he doesn't solicit advice from ex-49ers during the process. >> i think they just figured they are that are things to do that to help your family right now. those guys have allegiance to the debarr to low family. i think they are on friendly terms with the yorks and wi

que mohamed alÍ le habia dado un golpe en el estÓmago.urar que no haya lapso en todas las posiciones. el equipo de transiciÓn estaba anunciando las posiciones de la gente que va a mantener sus posiciones desde la administraciÓn del presidente obama hasta que se ha nombrado otra persona para esas posiciones. exactamente por esta razÓn, para asegurar no haya ningÚna falta de cobertura. jorge: los tÉcnicos que operan en un ataque nuclear por parte de estados unidos, los tÉcnicos son empleados del gobierno federal? o cambian con cada gobierno? >> son del departamento de defensa. con el presidente de los estados unidos siempre hay un oficial, cerca de Él, que tiene los cÓdigos nucleares. viaja con Él. nadie sabe exactamente quiÉnes. de un presidente debe estar preparado. cuando el presidente da su discurso ante el congreso, hay un miembro del gabinete. me tocÓ a mÍ. hay un bombardeo del capi oliÓ. lo sacan fuera, dan instrucciones federales. el pueblo navajo, hay mucha preparaciÓn. el cuerpo de seguridad. son muy efe vivos para proteger al paÍ

he told cnn, quote, i felt like mohammed ali had hit me in the stomach. said when he read the e-mail he thought, quote, he was going to commit suicide. he told the abc affiliate in washington he was heartbroken and destroyed. but he's fired. they have given the job, instead, to a trump supporter, who they say is a guy who has done some freelance announcing. but our inaugural announcer before now is charlie brotman, 89 years old. he did nothing to deserve this. but this is the new president, what he's like and charlie brotman 37 . >>> there's a lot still under way. the senate democrats are still going in the senate tonight. staying up until the wee hours to save obamacare. they're launching a nationwide call-in in the next minute to try to get the publion their side in this fight. i should also tell you the inauguration announcer for the past 06 years who donald trump just fired, he's about to be a guest on "the last word." law enforcement says two officers have died in pursuit of the suspected killer. >>> and all in the family, jared kushner gets a job in

. >> rose: this is mohammed ali with the beatles. >> after we did the he had sullivan show with the beatles, i had the tv on this day and i hear this guy shouting on tv how he was the greatest. that's a good idea to bring the beatles to meet him. go to the beatles then john lennon said no he's a big one and he's going to get beaten by the other guy, sunny liston and said he didn't want to. i went back to the beatles in the car and went to casius clay. he had them lying down. clay completely dwarfed them. after it was over the beatles wouldn't talk to me. john lennon said he made a fool of us, he made us look like monkeys and it's your fault benson. they wouldn't talk to me. but i didn't care because the following day i was going off to jamaica to photograph ian flemming the golden eye because the james bond movies dr. no and all of that. the beatleeds had gone i covered the fight. >> rose: let's see the next one. this is frank sinatra and i assume his then wife mia farrow. this is at truman capote's famous black and white ball. >> someone shouted to frank sinatra, is frankie batman and that

he told cnn, quote, i felt like mohammed ali had hit me in the stomach.e read the e-mail he thought, quote, he was going to commit suicide. he told the abc affiliate in washington he was heartbroken and destroyed. but he's fired. they have given the job, instead, to a trump supporter, who they say is a guy who has done some freelance announcing. but our inaugural announcer before now is charlie brotman, 89 years old. he did nothing to deserve this. but this is the new president, a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening a

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when there's political context, remember that great mohammed ali quote, everyone has a plan until they get punched. with that i think we have lawmakers coming up behind us. >> keep an eye on the lawmakers coming up behind you. we're expecting mike pence to be speaking. we know that meeting, very they unusual meeting between mike pence and joe manchin about to happen. we'll follow all that very, very closely. it's an unlikely warning for gop efforts to repeal obamacare. president-elect trump fired off a series of tweet this is morning. to tell republicans they need a concrete plan or risk holding the bag for troubled obamacare policies. trump's vp promised the new white house has its own plan in place. everybody's got a plan, no one wants to tell us what it is. but only until congress can get a real bill in place. joining me from capitol hill is republican congressman from oklahoma, tom cole who attended today's meeting with the vice president-elect. good to see you again. thank you always for -- >> great to be here. >> -- joining us. i have to tell you, republicans have had seven years

fatherre in honor of my mohammed ali. i just want to say something to the nonvoter. to start voting. advocacy andt of distrust of the government but we have to learn from civil rights movements from the past which is how we got the civil rights act of 1964. do,ck obama said don't vote. this is what we have to do. don't get frustrated comic it involved. don't complain, organize. watchy people binge television for hours, they are on the computer or facebook for hours. they will stand up for their sports team and know every rule of the nba or nfl but do not know how local government works. we have to start spending time to be responsible for all humanity and stand up for equal rights. >> good afternoon. to dj beverlynext barn. she's the just the dj, she is the founder of black girls rock. with theam standing legendary mc light. >> i am woman, hear me roar. >> the women we are about to introduce to you have suffered unfathomable loss from racist violence. but they are here out of love for their children and hours. please welcome to the stage, the mothers of the movement.

i should point out that mohammed ali according to his biographers said he would vote for donald trump donald trump users to have an opportunity. donald trump has met with a number of people. martin luther king the third is probably aware of the fact that if he packed up a magic wand and waited over the hearts of white america and removed every smidgen of racism from the heart and mind, the major problems still remain. most notably 70% of black kids are raised without fathers. the 50% inner-city dropout have criminal records as car accidents. in this homicide. they will remain no matter how much you remove from the hearts of america. donald trump is doing some and no republican has done in my memory and that's good onto the inner-city, talk down to the breakdown of families to talk about the fact they want vouchers to take their underperforming public schools and give them a shot at a better school. these are things that will help the community far more in the year 2017. stuart: antioch featuring donald trump to the black community is met with extreme resistance. just watch this for a

mark: muhammad ali area. -- mohamed el-erian. danny blanchflower. chrysler rising today. increasingly confident about hitting their targets. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark barton counting down to the european close just about 15 minutes away. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. we turn our focus to fiat chrysler. the ceo sergio marchionne is entering into the final phase of his career there. with a look at whether it is free fiat chrysler so, how is hema going to do this? investors think he will. >> yes, yes, exactly. sergio marchionne starts his last two years at the head of fiat chrysler and his mission is to reach eliminating debt targets, targets that have been fantasyland or not realistic by analysts for several months. thatood news for them is executives expressed higher confidence in reaching those targets in investor meetings the after theonths strategy in the u.s. was changed. they ditched the production of sedans, which are not very profitable for much more profitable jeeps, suvs, and ram trucks. the end of this month, when they their 2016 results, he

we will be speaking to mohammed arley‘s daughter in a few moments —— muhammad ali's daughter.. thanks for joining us. still to come. traditionally the inauguration ceremony begins early at the exclusive white house guest residence and continues throughout washington dc. we'll bring you more on how the day is scheduled to pan out for president—elect trump. washington is setting the scene for the main event but not everyone is there to celebrate. we will speak to some protesters about why they are marching against his presidency. that is next after the news. and now a summary that is next after the news. and now a summary of the latest news. donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states today, ushering in what could be the most radical change in american government in modern times. the billionaire businessman told crowds gathered in washington that he will unify the country and give a voice to people who have been forgotten. thousands of police officers are on duty in the american capital, with many protests expected against mrtrump. a group of british

mohammed was assassinated when terrorists who wanted to kill the trader in quotes, booby trapped his house in january 2008. ali had both of his legs amputated by an i.e.d. blast while works as an interpreter in november 2007. hameed died of a gunshot wound to the head while helping our troops in july 2007. i could do this all day, he wrote in his remarks. he says -- he goes on to say, those that helped us were christians and muslims, atheists, you name it. these people in fallujah and the surrounding areas were our allies when they ran through gunfire to save our troops. they didn't think about such labels. these iraqis believed in america. they loved our country. they lost their country as a result of the choice that they made to help us. your signature, donald trump, he's writing, just banned them. he continued, i have heard from many, many soldiers and marines, some of them of extremely high rank who believe this is a huge mistake. our senior military officers with extensionive experience in iraq and afghanistan, one told me it was heinous and counterproductive. now, why is it counterproductive? well, for o

mohammed was assassinated when terrorists who wanted to kill the trader in quotes, booby trapped his house in january 2008. ali had both of his legs amputated by an i.e.d. blast while works as an interpreter in november 2007. hameed died of a gunshot wound to the head while helping our troops in july 2007. i could do this all day, he wrote in his remarks. he says -- he goes on to say, those that helped us were christians and muslims, atheists, you name it. these people in fallujah and the surrounding areas were our allies when they ran through gunfire to save our troops. they didn't think about such labels. these iraqis believed in america. they loved our country. they lost their country as a result of the choice that they made to help us. your signature, donald trump, he's writing, just banned them. he continued, i have heard from many, many soldiers and marines, some of them of extremely high rank who believe this is a huge mistake. our senior military officers with extensionive experience in iraq and afghanistan, one told me it was heinous and counterproductive. now, why is it counterproductive? well, for o