john: stick with the rhine-mcconnell thing, mcconnell was chilly to trump during his rhine, ryan wasy hostile towards trump. was openly hostile towards trump. there seems to be almost like a weird bro-mance. talk about the different relationships and those two big figures on capitol hill. >> your assessment is right. mitch mcconnell was quiet for the general election. on trumpd commenting when asked, and when he was forced to, he would say as little as he could get away with. paul ryan made it a point to convey that he was uncomfortable with a lot of things that donald trump was saying and talking about in the presidential campaign. that is changed. there are areas where there could be significant tension, because ryan is cut from the traditional limited government conservative school of thought, and trump is not a limited government guy. a $1 trillion infrastructure package. the more he pushes on these things outside the school of thought that ryan comes from, that is where we will see the attention. --ch mcconnell is encrypted is a cryptic figure, but he is also a savvy operator an

the lone hold out that did not vote for rhine was kentucky representative thomas massey. the 46 year-old ryan will serve the first full term as speaker after succeeding john boehner. nancy pelosi is the minority leader. >>> house republicans kill the plan that they approved to shortly curtail the power of the professional ethics. there was a negative tweet from president-elect donald trump and the opposition of house speaker ryan delayed it from being enacted as part of a rules packet adopted today. >>> megan kelly saying goodbye for a new job at nbc, sent a multi year deal with a new daytime show and sunday evening nous mag ga zip show. murdock thanked her and wished her the best. kelly says she will miss the folks at fox but excited about the challenge. her last day is friday. >>> a florida mom celebrating the birth of twin babies born in different years. >> this baby was born at 11:43 and her twin brother arrived one hour after the clock struck midnight on january 1st, 2017. >>> a key part of the system that delivers water to two million bay area homes is shut down. >>

>>rob f: i'm standing here on the bridge outside of hollister overlooking the rhine in rolling of pacheco creek was jump the bank around 2:00 a.m. this morning the water here north of hollister was still almost need the relief from the residence attending to his animals left behind when his neighborhood was evacuated earlier today 59 people were evacuated 49 were rescued 15 of them by boat among the last to leave was nancy million as of right and just a few hours was also flooded hundreds of acres of orchards and vineyards along san felipe they rolled video from a helicopter partnership shows the vehicle plauen through the flood as residents evacuator horses and cattle from farm surrounded and cut off by the water among those who chose not to be evacuated the flood of have been the result of too much rain too fast for. >>steve: saw the best pictures come from viewers the biggest beneficiary a reservoir where many are just overflowing grant l: it is so awful it is spillover the reservoir was drying up there so much water is flooding in some spots but considering what they look like in the

we'll occupy the left side of the rhine. and we will have the soviet union in that committee.l squeeze germany for every penny they have. voila! well, it all changed. and it all changed because these two speeches lit a fuse, ignited ooh protest, to channel a new chain of thinking. in the case of fulton, it leads first to the truman government, and to defend freedom wherever freedom is threatened. and that leads to the resistance led in partnership by britain and by the united states, but also france, to lift the blockade of berlin. which works. which works. the first victory of the cold war. and then in due course, the establishment of --. the zurich speech ignites a fuse. coming into the office returning from china, he made it quite clear that there would be no u.s. aid to europe unless europeans themselves took the initiative, came forward with their proposals, and on behalf of what the americans wanted to get, was that there should be reconciliation between france and germany. of he goes to the general and says, general, the plan for the economic restitution cannot succeed

rhine zinke voted for the rules change, along with member of his party. >>> pence will take his oaththe same bible as president ronald reagan. the bible belonging to the family and is being flown from the ronald reagan library in simi valley. >>> brand-new, g.m. says it will add 7,000 new jobs to the u.s. economy. >> scott mcgrew thought it would just be 1,000. >> a big jump. g.m. unexpected hadly will onsh 5,000 i. the jobs and add 1,500 manufacturing jobs. as it invests a billion in plants here in the united states. g.m. denies the move has anything to do with pressure from donald trump. mr. trump said he would hike prices of foreign-made products using his power to levy tariffs warning the germans any german car made outside the united states would face a 35% tariff. if that price is passed on to you, that would make a bmw 3 series jump in price from $33,000 to $45,000 base. bmw suvs are made here in america. it is reasonable to think other countries will tack on other tariffs too matching ours, which would make american-built bmws harder to export. mr. trump said 35% tariffs are

the rhine moves in. clears out for tomorrow morning's commute.ll be dry tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon, 60s. into the weekend, we get colder. there you see a wintry mix moving in saturday. we will be watching that closely. 52 for your forecast high today. rain mainly after 4:00 p.m. 64 tomorrow after the rain tonight. friday we're right around 50 and over the weekend we're much colder. let's get a ck on the roadways. >>> so southbound 270 after montgomery village avenue a problem with two lanes blocked because of a crash. we're sending chopper 4 to look at things from above. in fredric county, new ones eroded, fountain school road have that crash hanging around this morning. here's a new situation with the right lane blocked. at anzworth avenue. right lane blocked. police activity not exactly sure but wanted to warn you. interloop and oter loop of the belt way. >>> thank you. it is 5:54 and 1300 d.c. residents who paid outrageous interest rates on their loans will be getting some of their money back. >> they sued an online loan service and has a

to the advent of morales any ceasar had julius constructed a bridge across a 2,000-foot span of the rhine in nine days. and so there five years didn't look very good. it is for political scientists to figure out this problem, but it was an immensely important one. let me say finally, and perhaps ed and i will have a chance to return to this, that i see no merit in the idea that using tax credits for contractors to implement infrastructure of tment will address any these problems. i called it somewhat inelegantly on television yesterday a potempkin village of nothing. poor k it is a singularly idea whose principal effect will be to enrich those who are the recipients of the credits, in many cases for projects that would have been undertaken anyway rather than to bring about a necessary infrastructure revival. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. entertaining as always. i am still trying to get my petempkin the village of nothing. >> one of the decides advantages of no longer being a full-time reporter at the "washington journal" is too take larry's speeches and put it into a colum

any technology, jewel just caesar julius caesar constructed a bridge across a 2,000-foot span of the rhine in nine days. so their five years didn't look very good. and, it is for political scientists, more than economists to figure out how to solve this problem, but it is an immensely important one. let me say finally, and perhaps ed and i will have a chance to return to it, that i see no merit in the idea that using tax credits, for contractors, to implement infrastructure investment, will address any of these problems. i, i called it, somewhat inelegantly on television yesterday, a potempkin village of nothing. and i think it is a, singularly poor idea whose principle effect will be to enrich those who are the recipients of credits. . . >> thank you very much. entertaining as always. still try to get my head around the village of nothing. one of the disadvantages of no longer being a full-time reporter at "the wall street journal" is i no longer have to take larry summers speech entered into a call and take credit for all his good ideas. although i have noticed we seem to have reached a

this might explain the subdued speech of party leader frauke petrie on the banks of the rhine. >> ( translated ): we have to expose those who call for a more powerful european union as the true anti europeans, the true anti democrats. we have an answer to these spineless technocrats. and that answer is people and politicians who are going to take back europe and restore its freedom and sovereignty. >> reporter: the right-wingers may be hoping to benefit from the trump effect, but on inauguration day most customers in this cafe were turning a blind eye. the koblenz gathering generated two days of protests. history student anna khodorova. >> it kind of reminds me of the time when hitler was still alive because he used populism against other discriminated groups of people. we have learned from history and i'm afraid that this happens again, also when trump becomes president. >> reporter: the next day, outside the conference center, a band played the anthem of the european union, which the nationalists despise. english teacher herman spix fears europe is backsliding into the darkest period of germ

i want to discuss this with ranee events who has close ties to white house chief of staff rhines preeb us and daniel -- this is a five-page memo. it warns that this travel ban, prmp's travel ban quote will immediately sour relations with countries whose government are quote important allies and partners in the fight against terrorism regionally and globally. what is your assessment of that? >> i wholly concur with that assessment. why we are offending iraqis for example, when they are our ground force combatting isis is entirely beyond me. and the thought that we are going to also offend saudi arabia with this anti-muslim ban, you know, saudi arabia is one of our most important intelligence partners in counter-terrorism. the whole thing to my mind has informing to do with counter terrorism and everything to do with domestic politics and i think it's incredibly counter-productive. >> rande loo, what do you think? get with the program or go, that's what sean spicer said in relation to this idea that there will be dissent? >> i think the bottom line is that people should understand what t

from last year's festival and they include rhine low as-moss and the music food wine and beer festivalset for may 26th through 28. at the napa valley expo three danger all admissions test for this year's festival start at just over $300. the lineup for napa's annual "bottlerock music festival" has been announced. the heartbreakers and maroon 5 will be the headlining acts. this is video of last year's other acts include macklemore & ryan lewis, modest mouse and band of horses. the music, food, wine and beer festival is set for may 26th to the 28th at the napa valley expo three- day general admission passes for this year's festival start at just over 3 hundred dollars. >> gary:the raiders return to greatness now falls on the shoulders of a rookie quarterback. as connor cook will be starting this saturday's playoff game against the texans. jack del rio and company.back to work today. and due to the inclement weather, the team moved practice to an undisclosed indoor facility. our kron4 crews caught up with them as they left headquarters. despite the damaged qb situation, it's still the mos

jennifer rhines the hon. a land l chao of the commission of basel. has ordered via senate democratic senate democratic leader in rules committee ranking member trawls a tumor and house democratic leader nancy pelosi. cheers and applause!!!!!! chanting trump!!! mcvay cheers and applause kathy!!! ladies and gentlemen the vice- president elect michael richard pence!!!. ladies and gentlemen escorting the president-elect as staff director for the joint congressional and marvelous ceremony stacey mcbride the senate from clark in the house sergeant and arms paul irving, the rules committee ranking members senate democratic leader the speaker of the house of representative, spa called the rise in the senate majority leader in return,, and nancy pelosi friends. cheers and appalls national music,drumroll,trumpets sounding. ladies and gentleman of the president-elect of the united states donald john trump. cheers and applause. mr. president and mr. vice president ladies and gentlemen welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of amer

a palestinian state in this area, judea, west bank, would be what they call judian rhine. it would be free of jews, they would ethnically cleanse every jew who is anything earmarked for palestinian arabs. in israel arab israelis live and prosper as they are treated as equal citizens. we have to get this straight what the u.n. did was totally unacceptable. this body needs to remove funding for the u.n. until they repeal that offending resolution. and the new administration needs to move our embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and show of solidarity with our friends in israel. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california, ms. speier, for five minutes. mitts speier: thank you -- ms. speier: thank you, mr. speaker. the republicans' plan to repeal the affordable care act should be entitled, repealing and collapse, because it will generate in this country a financial and health care meltdown for tens of millions of people. in fact, if we repeal the a.c.a. 30 million ameri

joseph: we have to take on board the seriousness of the rhine led -- ryan led house plan.uty to our investors. at things that have a heavy component of their cost of .oods sold offshore we have to factor some margin for error in the pricing of those deals. oliver: that was joseph baratta speaking earlier today with erik schatzker. still ahead, warren buffett reveals the major pickup in stock buying activity. more on his exclusive comment, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: warren buffett bought $12 billion in stocks from election day through last friday. he revealed the common stock purchase on charlie rose on friday. max: we bought $12 billion of common stocks since the election. warren buffett: it is in my mind which ones we pick. those are ideas that i've either come at from a different slant in some way or whatever it may be. scarlet: buffett says he is skeptical of the u.s. getting to 4% gdp. warren buffett: that is pretty high. 2016, the last quarter was 1.6 or something. warren buffett: a 2% growth rate in one generation, 25 yea

when it's great hollywood on the rhine. before they movie to do so, goebbels sits and watches the film and he has horrified. the director opposed the nazis. the film was filled with anti-nazi subliminal messages. the captain a metaphor for hitler, the ship being a metaphor for nazi germany. goebbels orders the film destroyed. all that. for if you pirated copies survived. you can watch it today with english subtitles. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> good evening. merry christmas, happy hanukkah. so glad everyone is here. first and foremost i would like to welcome c-span is here tonight, so you had to be on your best behavior. this is been taped by c-span. [applause] secondly i would like to welcome nick adams. nick is finally here for your foreign veterans pick you may recall who supposed be your last summer but he wasn't. he will be telling you why and levit about that as well. so here is nick. finally his only 32 and is at a remarkable life already.