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katherine downes reports. dan da nday to buy kit for the australian open. dropped by his sponsor last year, he has come back from the brink of quitting tennis to be two of the world's top ten players in the last two weeks. today's big scalp was marin cilic, who had looked too much for evans in the first set, as the dazzling sun sank low. but as the shadows lengthened, evans came to live, breaking the cilic serve to ta ke live, breaking the cilic serve to take the second set. and belief blossoming in the darkness, he dominated the third too. the fourth turned into a battle, evans saved eight break points. and cilic was getting frustrated. he had to serve to stay in the match, but evans took his chance. and what to do after beating the world number seven — get straight on the phone, there is big news to share. surely the biggest win of his career. i

take the worst performer in the n and p, down 73% in 2016. the company embodies all the things that used to work before the tax inverted headquarters in dublin strong drug profile. opia opiate, those are what we look for but the federal government made it harder for overseas mail drop companies to buy other businesses typically in the u.s. and save money by lowering tax rates. once it bit the dust, the buy everything you see methodology and executioner who came from the executive ranks at the now totally disgraced value went the way of the dust bit. and new management struggling with pricing pressure across the board and trying to deal with the $8 million in debt it piled on insult to injury, companies in the generic drug business are suspect to trump tweets. as the bag them and gun them generic price strategy is a thing of past. >> not a trump stock, not a trump stock. >> first solar in the hit and miss down 51% in the wrong industry. solar panels where it's conceivable you lose money on every panel you sell. this company is the pride of the

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. >> reporter: republicans rejecting calls to slow down. >> we n t past that. we need to have the president's national security team in place on day one. >> reporter: mr. trump is going to hold a press conference wednesday his first since he was elected saying he'll take questions on his businesses, hadis presidency and perhaps so much more. ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> and once donald trump takes office, 12 days from now, he will have the power to instantly undo many of the policies president obama put in place through executive orders, actions that don't require approval from congress. pete williams has more on that tonight. >> my first christmas. >> reporter: when claudia quiknowns was 11 she and her mother came to the u.s. as tourists from bolivia, but never went back, remaining illegal he will. now a student at the university of maryland she worries she might have to leave. >> i worked hard since i was 11 years old to coul well and succeed and achieve my american dream. >> reporter: she's among the 740,000 young people who came here under age 16 and

down 20,000. we are about 253 points away 20,000.n 20,000 -- dow there was a big move down in the morning, it's not really showing here. but dow 20,000 is largely out of mind. this is confirmed when you take a look at a haven. you have the vet for the fear gave shooting up 5.5%. vix or the fear index shooting up 5.5%. on the year, 11 of the 16 trading days, that is another radar screen haven, suggesting some investors are looking for a safe haven. all of this is confirmed by the bloomberg -- the u.s. 10 year , waitingwn about .6% on the bloomberg dollar index down three days in a row. that uncertainty around trump the you have been talking about. vonnie: another .6% lower. abigail doolittle, thank you. courtney has more from the newsroom. courtney: president trump is profiting tax cuts, regulation cuts, and what he calls a major board tax. he spoke of breakfast meeting with business leaders. trump: we're going to be cutting taxes massively. andboth the middle class for companies. that is massively. we are trying to get it down to anywhere from 15% to 20%. courtney: the president also said his admin

ho definitely it's having anel effect on temperatures.n temp we started out around the noon n hour 61. we're downo the 40's now0 and the we're definitely going to seal the chill staying withch us.ilwith so, sunshine tomorrow but b we're only going to be in theint 40's and with that many breezety it might bfeel a little bita lt cooler than that.cooler than tht that's a look at your fr.idayfr forecast and bundle up if you're heading out tonight.ight shawn, jim, back to you.ack to y >> thank you very much, sue.y mu >>> all right, guys, we wantwant to hear from you.ear we want you to tweet useetu anything that's on your mindnd political, jim's lack of a tie whatever you want to talk you na about tonight.n use that #five at 6:30.6:. >> back after this. this. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. five at 6:30. 6:30. the massive women's march on wo washington garnered lot of coverage worldwide.wor some of the people attendingopln the march for life rally thislyi friday in the district arethe di concerned the media will wl ignore them. even the president weighed inwei on this one. one. >> on friday, a lot of people lp

trump is the master of treating something that has no meaning behind it. 80% of the arrests are down --nworking, that's the problem, megyn. and we need to hold them accountable. >> megyn: that's why he is blaming that on "black lives matter." >> know he is using some george wallace talking points. if cops are not being held accountable, other social justice groups just want to be held accountable and make sure they do the right thing. >> megyn: some 25 investigations by the doj, they are right now enforcing 19 agreements, "the washington post" did a study on this and said these kind of overhauls that come from these doj investigations have unintended consequences. one took $300 million in taxpayer monies, so what is a likely had the president trump continues that? and should he, given the cost that we see? >> first of all, i want to address something that eric sai said, which is what is happening in the black community. calling cops pigs in a blanket, blanket -- >> stop telling a lie. >> megyn: it's not a lie, that did happen. >> go ahead. >> there was a girl in the audience that said th

in international news, longtime gambian leader yahya jamammeh agreed to step down n friday, averting a political crisis in the african nation. west african troops and tanks had entered gamb in the e event jammeh continued to refuse to relinquish power. he'd been the leader of gambia for 22 years. on friday, the incoming elected president adama barrow said -- "the rule of fear has been vanished from the gambia for good." barrow had been inaugurated on thursday in the gambian embassy in neighboring senegal as jammeh clung to power. the pentagon says a u.s. airstrike and u.s. drone strikes in idlib, syria, killed more than 100 people friday. u.s. officials say the victims of airstrike were al qaeda fighters. but the syrian opposition group jabhat fateh al-sham says the airstrike hit its camp and that the victims were not al qaeda fighters. jabhat fateh al-sham is the new naname for the group al-nunusra, which says they brbroke from al qaeda in 2016. the airstrtrike wawas one of the final military acts of obama'ss presidencycy. and in seattle, an activist is in the hospital recovering af

that's n trish: the trump rally slowed down a bit, but we continue to flirt with 20,000. the market is in a show-me mode. now the trump administration has to deliver on it. we want to welcome back mark yusko and david. gary: one of the markets want to see is obamacare. what about healthcare? what about obamacare? is this something that has to get done right out of the gate? >> i think one of the challenges of any piece of legislation. there is the headline, then all the tentacles underneath. and they don't want to repeal that part or that part. i think it will be more of an adjustment as opposed to an immediate we'll rip off the band-aid. gary: what do you want to tell investors about healthcare stocks? is there something you think is great long-term investment? >> we are big buyers of healthcare. it started to rally right after the election, then mr. trump came in and made a comment that he was mad about drug pricing, too, and they weren't down again. they are on sale and we like to buy what's on sale. pharma and bio tech are making lots of money and will make money in t

katherine downes reports. dan da neva ps is dan evaps is no stranger to winning against the odds. on the verge of quitting a couple of years he has now beaten two of the top ten in two weeks. today's big scalp that of marin cilic, who looked too much for evans in the first set, winning 6—3 as evans struggled with the sun. but then evans came to life. breaking then evans came to life. breaking the cilic serve to take the second set. and belief blossoming in the darkness, he dominated the third too. the fourth turned into a battle, but evans was edging it. and cilic was struggling to keep up. with a weakened cilic serving, evans took his chance. what to do after the biggest grand slam win of your career? get straight on phone. the biggest grand slam win of your career? get straight on phonem was really good, i think i played as well i could today. i was pleased especially towards the end. taking in his stride, evans is in the third round for the third time chl and now he is in the top 50. not bad for a player once descri

n. of solona way in concord. this area was shut down during the investigation, two person in a black sedan said they were shot at, the shooters then drove away. the victims drove to a gas station to get help, one man was hit and suffered non-life- threatening injuries. this shooting happened as a new set of surveillance cameras is about to go live along i-80 over the past few years there have been dozens of shootings along that freeway stretch along with gun related gunfire. several east bay mayors want the state to find more highly cameras. it is unknown if this is related to the rash of other shootings on east bay freeways, lisa chan kpix 5 at least 37 people were killed after a turkish cargo jet crashed, investigators say the boeing 747 crashed because of poor visibility near an airport north of the capital. you can see some of the people who are mourning lost loved ones, rescuers are still on the scene. the plane that was supposed to make a stop in kurdistan on its way from hong kong to istanbul. >>> president-elect donald trump is

[laughter] sheehan: when i googled the broadway musical "hamilton," no matter where you come down, you n on this issue, you have to find it a little ironic. i know that hamilton would. googled, what came up for my screen was, and i swear this is true, "sorry, madison, no hamilton yet." i do not know if this was a just or as a a jest straightfaced apology to their theatergoers. there is still a madison, wisconsin. no "hamilton," but they did get "the jersey boys." madison has been called a schizophrenic, a hypochondriac, a fabricator, and a flip-flopper. which prompted one scholar to ask -- is there a madison problem? on the bright side, he is the father of the constitution and a co-author of the commentary of government ever written, as jefferson put it. there is a state capital in the midwest named after him as well a a college in virginia and county in new york. so, i have to note that, in that county, the town of hamilton is located. in june of 1789, james madison introduced legislation and called for nine amendments to the constitution. congressber, reorganized these and submitted 12

you go down n in the underground garage of your apartment building. take a look at the video here.nd it didn't just happen to you. it happened to your neighbors, as well. mow this all xlekts located between king street and braddock road. an underground garage, 21 cars had their windows broken and expensive fix. people also are believe things have been rifled through by whoever brokes those windows. residents say it was just a real hassle and they hope it doesn't happen again. >> i don't have a choice. i have to park here and just hope that it doesn't happen again. what can you do? i don't know. >>. >> you would think in a community like this someone would have heard something, but no, nothing at all. >> and there have been other recent incidents that happened in the west end section of alexandria. over a dozen windows smashed there. also some windows smashed at the green belt metro station. the big question here is should you leave your doors unlocked to prevent someone who wants to break in some smashing the window? police say the safest way to protect your belongings is still to

georgia avenue, 295 really a5 r mess inside the beltway andtwaya then also it looks like on the n inner loop down maryland over to virginiava where we had an earlierear spinout on the wilson bridgege due to i would assume wet i woum roads, some hydroplaninganing there. there 270 from frederick you'rekyou're slow. getting very heavy as youg very start to approach heavy rockvilc 270 southbound all the way to the spur with the heaviest right around wi rockville.ockvi. there's the top of the beltwaye outer loop from 95 to georgia ga avenue, you then finally 66 we have anav an eastbound crash after fairfax drive.drive. you've got on and off delaysot e from 234 and those delayshos stretch back to nutley.back to . that's a look at traffic. traic. and let's go to break.t's go to we'll be right back after ater this. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds u

. >> reporter: walter, things have died down here significantly n fact it is kind of of deceiving right the now because protesters have have in the gone home, in fact they have gone inside, of the airport you can see police presence just outside, here. for quite sometime earlier this afternoon we had protesters chanting, that they wanted to be let inside, of the airport, and eventually they actually went a roundabout way to get inside but take a live look here at these barricade and police cruisers lining this road here , and this is international, terminal, terminal a, and it was, blocked, off for a while, and then one lane opened, but only a lane opened. i want to also show you this video we were able to capture over an hour ago, what you should be able to see, but we have witt thesed earl willer today, protest looked largely peaceful, however, there was a little will bit of the scuffle between police officers, and one protester. this was because of their attempt to try to get inside of the airport. that deescalated, pretty quickly but it was most we have seen in terms of the any kind

you can see the president not n backing down at all from thishis orr.r.give the administration time to review its security policiess regarding seven countries before it will issue visas to those t people once again.ga live at dulles airport melanieae alnwick fox5 local news. n >> thanks melanie.elie. reaction is mixed even amongmong trump fellow republicans.licans here's a snapshot.t. ed gillespie now candidate for r virginia governor said this ons twitter. when you factor in all the missm information and media hysteria,i it's clear that temporary pauseu on refugee resell is a rationalo step to secure our homeland andd keep americans safe.e. gillespie went ton say as the at son of immigrant i know we canne be a secure and welcoming natiot at the same time. now you heard melanie mentionti the two republican senator thata is could do not support thert t travel ban john mccain andnd lindsay graham criticized itd saying suspending the arrival of refugees from other countries ci would do more harm than good ano would help terrorists recruiting efforts.ef presi

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"you are fake news" >> steve: >> reporter:the president followed up his put=down of c=n=n's jim acosta with a tweet claiming the network is in a a total meltdown and warning that their credibility will soon be gone." >> reporter:the cable network joined the c=i=a on trump's hit list after it reported that head of national intelligence told trump of an unconfirmed the news media. >>"i think it was disgraceful -- disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that and fake out. i think it's a and i say that, and that's something that nazi germany would have done." >> reporter:c=n=n did not post the describing it as an unverified report of trump's supposed encounter with a >>"as far as buzzfeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, i think they're going to suffer the >> the the glove difficulties--technical difficulties >> steve:there will be a new investigation into the justice department and f-b- i. over those agencies actions leading up the 20-16 election. democrats have blamed f-b-i director jim comey's into hillary clinton's emails as a reason she lost.

>>"you are fake news" >> steve:the president followed up his put=down of c=n=n's jim the network is in a a total meltdown and warning that their credibility will soon be gone." >> steve:the cable network joined the c=i=a on trump's hit list after it reported that head of national intelligence told trump of an unconfirmed dossier making its rounds in the news media. >>"i think it was disgraceful intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out. i think it's a disgrace, and i say that -- and i say that, and that's something that nazi germany would have done." >> steve:c=n=n did not post the describing it as an supposed encounter with a pair of moscow prostitutes. >>"as far as buzzfeed, which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, i think they're going to suffer the >> steve: he said he told him that the document came out of the intelligence community and did not believe that it was leaked by the intelligence committee. and that they have not make any judgment. if the information is reliable or not. >> steve: moving to weather! >> steve:scary mo

border but i think we will save additional money we would have had to spend on tracking down illegal immigrants. less tha nast his assertion that there is a place for torture in the questioning of terrorist suspects, a sentiment that contrary to international law. he and theresa may do have things in common, and it remains to be seen whether they can find common ground just as the uk is preparing to negotiate its departure from the eu. david willis, bbc news, washington. speaking with fox news in his second interview since becoming president, donald trump said he would be strong on trade deals with other countries to ensure they worked for america. if it doesn't work out we terminate the deal. when you get into the mosh pit, as i call it, where you have all these countries together, you can't get out of the deal. and you take the lowest nominator, in other words, you have countries that don't treat us well, they are in there. we want a deal with the ones that treat us well. and if they don't treat us well we terminate or we give them a 30 day notice of termination, and then they come back and they want to

n. of solona way in concord, 242 was shut down while the shooting was under investigation. two men were shot at, the shooter or shooters then drove away, the victims drove to a gas station to get help, one man was hit and suffered non- life-threatening injuries. the shooting happened as a new set of surveillance cameras is about to go live along i-80. over the past few years there have been dozens of shootings along that stretch of freeway. on 580, 880 and highway 4. several mayors are wanting more funding for highway cameras. it is unknown if the leader shooting is connected to the other rash of shootings on east bay freeways, lisa chan, kpix 5 today commemorates the birthday of martin luther king junior. >> sandra osborne joining us live from downtown san jose where he will be celebrated today. >> with the celebration train ride it is something people around here know about it used to be the freedom train, now the celebration train a 54 mile trek from san jose to san francisco as a tribute to honor the late martin luther king jr. we have video from the last couple of year

police are n obviously they're trying to track down who may have lived in the past in the past or who that car was registered to. crazy.craz meanwhile in texas a small plan made a crash landing on top of on. this is the aircraft on the roof of a house outside san tone ohio. the pilot says the single l plain lost power yesterday. he tried to land in a nearby field but clipped some powerpowe wires. luckily and amazingly neitherer the pilot nor the four peoplee inside the house were hurt.rt. > that looks like a little glider. >> it does. almost even a plane. i guess that's what they're considered. amazing he survived. >> i know. one thing i'm happy about is that temperatures tonight aretu notre going to be blow freezing. i don't need -- it's hard enough when it rains, but when it's icy forget about it.out short term the fog around, drizzle. the fog has gotten a little bite worse in the last few hours, but as of right now we're quarter mile visibility. nothing has been issued, but we'll certainly keep a close eye on this and we'll let you know if anything goes into effect. we do believe w

remember, some metro stations sa will be closed down tomorrowto because of security reasons so n a reallye the th dress shoes at home.t home instead bring some nicee nice cotabltable ones. number three, we might get a little rain tomorrow.morro at first officials said noaidno umbrellas allowed at all butall they changed their this morning. morning. small umbrellas like this oneth are allowed.llow. number two, if you do plan ono n taking metro tomorrow, makeorroe sure you plan ahead. ah put plenty of money on your on r smart trip card. the last thing you want to donto is wait in a long line before you actually can get on theet oe train. train. and number one, the most m important thing that you canng h do tomorrow is leave your carurr at home. already 24 hours out, no parking signs all over the national mall.ll. also, don't think about takingg bikeshare. bikeshare. take a look behind me.nd me. no access to bikeshare in thises area. >> good tips. >> absolutely. >> if you want more tips oryou i information you can always goo to our fox5dc.com for survivalu guide. >> i have a lot of peoplepeo

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today the deputy mayor told me not only is the district not going to back down, like other ñ cities,they're prepared to fight the white house in court. >> the lawyers in the city both with the mayor and the attorney general are looking at this order. i would say mayors and governors across the country are as well. they have just on first impression deep reservations about some of the legalities, even following through with the intent of the executive orders. that will still have to play out. >> deputy mayor donahue told me he thinks being a sanctuary city is a matter of public safety. otherwise many will not call 911. >>> as the deputy lot of mayors and city councils across the country are threatening legal action across the president. others are applauding his move. one is laura wilkerson. an undocumented immigrant beat her son. >> i'm sorry, get in line and come in the front door. the law's in place you have to enforce it. >>> to hear more from laura tonight on the nbc night lie news. >>> she's speaking to congressional republicans in philadelphia and then plans to -- she's hoping

that's wayne simmons, the n h l brings it down, it's a metropolitan taking on the atlantic simmonds and coast to coast for the goal right there. simmonds getting it done, another defensive play, he stays patient right here after getting the steel, waits it out and gets the easy goal, the metropolitan gets the win ten to six. san jose getting the fast break and the goal. nh lmaking three on three. it opens the game up, another goal right here for the pacific, they win 10-3. we're away from the super bowl. b dawk about the potentially getting in the hall. here's a little snippet of that conversation. >> that means that the effort, the pain that i put myself through, the way that sacrificed my body, the way i listened to coaches sometimes i didn't want to listen to copies and get correction, all that stuff paid off >> the city will go nuts. let's go to the australian open. the old folks getting it done. serena williams making it happen. today, roger fed rer. look at this right here, fed rerwith the return. no, no no. let's take a look back at this. it's in. fed rer, at his age he's not sup

katherine downes reports. dan da n eva ns dan evans is no stranger to winning against the odds. ten players in the world in the last couple of weeks. today's big scalp, marin cilic, who looked too much for dan marin cilic, who looked too much for da n eva ns marin cilic, who looked too much for dan evans in the first set. he won it 6-3 dan evans in the first set. he won it 6—3 as evan struggled with the sinking sun. as the shadows lengthened evans came to die. breaking the cilic serve to take the second set. and belief blossoming in the darkness, he dominated the third as well. the fourth set turned into as well. the fourth set turned into a battle but evans was edging it. and cilic was struggling to keep up. with a wicked cilic seven, evans took his chance. and what to do after the biggest grand slam winner of your career, get straight on the phone, of course. with seven through, andy murray was just getting started, he beat russian teenager andrey rublev in straight sets but the whack —— the match was not without drama. for a time it looked like the world number one's melbourn

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s national guard has turned down an offer n to keep his job for a few more days following the inaugerationajor general earl schwartz was told by the trump team that heht would be removed from command am noon on friday during inaugeration, but after aft widespread backlash the tru to stay on the job for a few a more days.ays schwartz turned it down feeling like that offer came justffe because of the criticism that came after the initial deinvestments although schwartz has spent monthsments planningr the inaugeration day he says his retirement will not impactmpa security. it's very active. we have few hundred soldiers trying to get all the preparation completed, making sure that we are ready toead receive all of the supportingupp elements that are coming in from the different states and we're e expecting to ram up into the thousands before inaugeration day. general schwartz will retire after serving 40 years in the u.s. army and national guard. as of noon on friday, brigadier general william walker willil assume command. the ring link brothers and barney bailee circus has beeneen event conta

have to spend trillions of dollars to get the amount of nation's n on the highways down to zero. maybe we should reduce it, maybe at the optimal now, i don't know. it's a complicated question that at both of the engineering and the economics to get to the right answer. i think part of the solution here is the more we move of the ucture out government to the marketplace we can get marketplace feedbacks and response to find out which are in the most need of fix-up and expansion and which aren't. the problem when you're in the government realm, the money isn't allocated efficient the government doesn't work based on market-based indicators. on other factors such as formulas and pork barrel politics. as mark mentioned and chris alluded to, a lot of these problems are more local in and while i know your organization has done a lot of looking at what is going level, a the federal quarter of expenditures, can you give us an overview of what is down at the ground level, the local level of government? here nks for having me today. i think that part of the comments ise of the we don't defi

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