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sandy. >> the winds of change are sweeping through thetry state area tonight after a week that has seen a nor'easter followed by an unseasonal warm up, we are looking at below freezing windchills when you wake up in the morning. cecily tynan has the "action news" on the big board. >> we are headed back to winter weather thanks to a cold front that moved through with a round of showers. this moves the winds out of the northwest. there are lake effect snow showers making it into central pennsylvania. a few of them survive into our region. the big story the next several days is the fact that we are cooling things down. right now, 44 in philadelphia, down from a high of 55, 15-degrees above normal. you factor in the breeze, windchills are in the 30s. windchills will be dropping by tomorrow morning. the kids heading to the bus stop. you want to bundle them up. haven't had to do that for a while. it's blustery and cold. 36 by 8:00, 37. windchills in the mid 20s. we talk about windchills all day long tomorrow. we'll discuss the cold air and opportunities for snow next week in the full forecast.

the answer coming up plus a look at when the pattern really changes dramatically. dan? >> sandy thanks. >>> this is what it looked like at observatory on mount hamilton. another freezing night in the forecast. roads could be icy tomorrow morning. >>> ski resorts getting ready for a huge weekend. no snow in the forecast and should be able to enjoy the ten feet of snow that fell. if you're headed up, bring emergency supplies and chains. track the weather with abc7 app. download and get alerts. >>> turning to trump transition. one week from today donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the united states but three bay area representatives will boycott that inauguration. sergio is live. >> reporter: dan, no doubt the swearing in of the 45th president is historic event but mark de sal anyway is not going to be at event. latest member of congress to skipt inauguration. he's one of a growing number of democratic representatives who won't be there. >> if he's going to start playing games with the u.s. constitution and traditions of conflicts of interest

the answer coming up plus a look at when the pattern really changes dramatically. dan? >> sandy thanks. >>> this is what it looked like at observatory on mount hamilton. another freezing night in the forecast. roads could be icy tomorrow morning. >>> ski resorts getting ready for a huge weekend. no snow in the forecast and should be able to enjoy the ten feet of snow that fell. if you're headed up, bring emergency supplies and chains. track the weather with abc7 app. download and get alerts. >>> turning to trump transition. one week from today donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the united states but three bay area representatives will boycott that inauguration. sergio is live. >> reporter: dan, no doubt the swearing in of the 45th president is historic event but mark de sal anyway is not going to be at event. latest member of congress to skipt inauguration. he's one of a growing number of democratic representatives who won't be there. >> if he's going to start playing games with the u.s. constitution and traditions of conflicts of interest

sandy? ben: during the obama administration, there has been a lot more information on climate change.s we heard the administrator say, the agency dealing with real world of accident. i thought it was correct when he said, look, how often do you hear about a disaster that is supposed to be every 500 years, every thousand years? what we heard was the extent to which they're putting on resilience and trying to be forward with, we heard , that they act with ine level of forethought making sure that is not go away. viewpoint onur what it has done in the last three years? did was not only reviled by the state and administrators, but also had that morale problems within the agency itself. backgroundom a state and dealt with several major hurricanes. he has made the effort to reach out to groups around the country. where everything is viewed through a partisan lens, the lieutenant governor, as far to the right, elected in the united states of america, he prays on the obama administration and ima for being there on time. disaster recovery and disaster response has yet to be a partisan issue in

everything from sequestration and budgets and lack of budgets and the changes we have received both from katrina and from sandy. here is what we have accomplished. these are the gaps we still have. gaps, we saw at what we were prepared and capable of doing. trap that state locals and the federal government get into. we recognize the abductions off of the west coast in the u.s.. a multistate intensive response to an earthquake and corresponding tsunami that exceeds our capabilities as respond to disasters and forcing us to look at a lot of different things, including international response teams. considering the unthinkable's and the improbable's. you fail as government. >> you mention the budgeting challenges congress has faced with three sequestration. for a lot of agencies, this is a man -- this is a minor inconvenience. >> compressed in short periods statee, i grew up in the of florida where you have budgets, you knew what you have. this is how much money. giving a budget to an agency. agencies to do a better job in a more efficient way. as you go through that process, congress isn't really able to come bac

. >>> the new year may bring a change to security at many new jersey schools, public schools and colleges may higher police d police officers. the sandy hook massacre in connecticut inspired the change in new jersey. >>> all motorcycle riders in delaware could be required to wear a helmet. representative sean lynn of dover compares it to the seat belt law and calls it common sense. right now you're only required to carry a helmet on a motorcycle and those 19 years and younger are required to wear it. we'll be right back. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 6:23 on this sunday morning, forecast for forehead if you're heading out for the mummers parade, beautiful, glistening bright blue skies, a little bit of cloud cover upstairs that will wear out quickly as the day wears on. shooting for a high of 50 degrees, don't get used to the blue, as the pattern turns unsettled as we head into tomorrow. area of low pressure developing out here that will run into the great lakes. that means more rain, rain for monday, tuesday, and perhaps as far as wednesday morning, as we take a look at the accuweather seven day. all the cold air is located out

. >>> the new year may bring a change to security at many schools, public private and community colleges can higher retired police officers as guards. the 2012 sandyook elementary school massacre inspired the change in new jersey. >>> this new year there will be a new press precedent, president-elect donald trump will be taking the white house. >> reporter: kicking things off, 16-year-old child prodigy set to sing the national anthem. the theme of the five day celebration is familiar one. make america great again, but the festivities will be scaled down. he is slated to attend two official balls and third party to salute the armed forces. playing a key role in the event the next first lady. >> she is a full partner in the victory celebration for the president-elect. >> reporter: once the confetti settles trump has big plans for the first 100 days. first up overhauling obama care. >> we have no choice, so we'll repeal and replace obama care and you will get healthcare at a much lower price. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill agree. >> obama care doesn't work. >> reporter: but first needs a cabinet, his picks are heading for the confirmation h

frustrated -- >> carol, people have been frustrated from all these incidents, sandy hook and all that. frustration isn't changes in the law to make anything different. that's the problem. everybody is shocked and outraged. in they don't change the laws, the police hands are tied and they'll be forced to return a gun to somebody like this. >> do you have any confidence that the laws might be changed under the new administration? >> not really. >> what are people to do? >> well, try and be alert and be as careful as they can. but there's only so much you can do. we have a free society, and the fbi and local police are not free to take somebody into custody, lock them up indefinitely for who knows how long because they said delusional things or they said they were hearing voices or they're not acting right. it just would not be even tolerated, and the problem is, really, the only recourse for the local police department, in this case anchorage, pd, take the individual, try to get him checked into a medical facility with a psychiatric ward where he might see a professional mental health person, a doctor. but they h

. >> certainly, we've been having a change now with seeing some sun. >> it's nice. sandys here. >> we thought we'd brighten up your day, we've been seeing lots of sunshine, we're going to be seeing more in the days ahead. we do have clouds around. it doesn't look like we're going to get much out of this. a few clouds as we look toward the trans america pyramid and financial district. mid-40s oakland, mountain view, san jose, 49. chill, we'll settle in by morning. you can see for miles, temperatures. right now in our colder spots, 42 fairfield. one other live picture as we look toward downtown san francisco. visibility is fine right now. that's going to change we're looking at milder days this weekend. rain returns the middle of next week if you're longing for more wet weather. tonight at 11:00, we'll have the high clouds around, patchy fog will begin to form in the overnight hours. there is a system that's going to parallel the coast. it's notng to bring us much more than clouds. the little blip you'll see at 2:00 a.m. we're going to see areas of fog especially between 5:

sandy. i can see me now. ( humming light tune, feet landing with thuds ) good night, gary. ( meows ) yeah, that would change and you'll need a water helmet. ( spongebob grunting ) come on, spongebob. it's only pushups. come on, come on, you can do it. ( grunting ) ( groaning frenziedly ) ( pop ) one. ( dings ) all right, put them up. ( groaning ) they're up. ding, ding. ( panting ) ( panting quickens ) ( richocheting boings ) feeling the burn? i'm feeling something! ( screams ) ( smack ) ( squeaking ) well, now that we've got you warmed up it's time for the arm cruncher. arm cruncher, great. ( loud slamming ) this squirrel's trying to kill me. this is it. spongebob ( on phone ): that's great! we'll have to do it again sometime-- bye. ( dial tone hums ) this working out thing isn't working out. ( heartbeat throbbing ) ow! ow! ow! ( gruffly, on tv ): hey! hey, you! wimpy, wimpy, wimpy. "ooh, i'm a little peanut worm." are you too much of a wimp to work out? are you a weakling built like a sponge? well, now, you, too, can have muscles. huh? with anchor arms! they slip on like a glove. just add air. ( air hisse

. >> he often has said sandy hook was for him the worst day of his presidency. but i would say that he hasn't changeddamental way. in terms of his relationships, who he is as a man, how he communicates, the things he values, i think he has remained remarkably unchanged, actually. he will not miss, frankly, the intensity of the spotlight of recent years. i think that he will be working. he will write, he will speak, and hopefully he will get some rest. laura: president obama's half sister bringing today's show to a close . you can find much more on all the day's news on our website. to reach me and the rest of the bbc team, go to twitter. i am @lauratrevelyan. from all of us here, thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a l

he often has said sandy hook was for him the worst day of his presidency. but i would say that he hasn't changedw he communicates, the things that he values, i think that he has remained remarkably unchanged, actually. he will not miss, frankly, the intensity of the spotlight of recent yea rs. intensity of the spotlight of recent years. i think that he'll continue working, he'll write, he'll speak and hopefully he'll get some rest. president obama's half sister, maya soetoro—ng, and her reflections. despite expectations that china would surpass the us as the world's largest film consumer in 2017, it remains in the number two spot. 2016 turned out to be a bad year at china's box office. even the us—china mega production the great wall, which featured matt damon, and jackie chan's railroad tigers didn't bring back the crowds as much as hoped. for an explanation, we're joined by patrick frater, asia editor of variety, who's in bangkok. now, patrick, despite all these great expectations and big budgets, china's box office not doing as well as hoped. why is that? good morning. you are completely righ

he often has said sandy hook was for him the worst day of his presidency. but i would say that he hasn't changed think that he has remained remarkably unchanged, actually. that was barack obama's half sister sharing some historic images. get ready for some pretty spectacular pictures. you're about to meet william lindsey and see how his lifelong obsession with the great wall of china became a 15,000 kilometrejourney. drone footage filmed by his sons has brought him a whole new understanding of the amazing structure. let's take a look. you can see much more of that amazing footage on the website, as well as an interview with william lindesay about the project — just go to bbc.com/news. you have been watching newsday. it is goodbye from me in london. thank you for watching. hello there, good morning. yesterday morning we saw the lowest temperature so far in england this winter, we got to —8.1 in rural oxfordshire. this morning the frost is nowhere near as widespread. there'll be some across the south—eastern quarter of the uk, but the further west you go, a lot more cloud, and that cloud is bringi

that commit crimes and then sending someone in there that has been in the system and changed their life around? host: sandym stockton, california. you think donald trump can bring people together? caller: no, i don't. i think that mr. trump has shown america exactly who he is. there's no confusions about who this man is. an his trump beg campaign for president in 20 11-2012 when he began accusing president obama of being a foreign-born, illegitimate president. and he ran with that. coalition ofa white supremacists, kkk sympathizers, neo-nazi sympathizers, some of which he has in his cabinet. those members of his cabinet that cannot require senate confirmations. host: do you think there is anything the president can do now that he is in office to give a more unifying sense to the country? caller: i don't believe so because i don't think that is his goal. i don't think his goal is to unite the country. let's be clear about how mr. trump was elected. campaigned on divisiveness. when he came down the escalator and he took the podium, the first thing he did insult andgrate, malign hispanic americans in this cou

he often has said sandy hook was for him the worst day of his presidency. but i would say that he hasn't changed, the things that he values, i think that he has remained remarkably unchanged, actually. he will not miss, frankly, the intensity of the spotlight just before we go, let's take a look at these pictures, not much excuse out, hey, it is a baby elephant, this is part of a lengthy rehabilitation process to heal an injured foot. his front left leg was caught ina injured foot. his front left leg was caught in a trap set in november. the wound has improved significantly. this treatment is being undertaken to avoid having to use a prosthetic leg. it could take up use a prosthetic leg. it could take up to two months. that's it. thanks very much for watching. hello there, good morning. yesterday morning we saw the lowest temperature so far in england this winter, we got to —8.1 in rural oxfordshire. this morning the frost is nowhere near as widespread. there'll be some across the south—eastern quarter of the uk, but, the further west you go, a lot more cloud, and that cloud is bringing at least

he often has said sandy hook was for him the worst day of his presidency. but i would say that he hasn't changedmunicates, the things that he values, i think that he has remained remarkably unchanged, actually. looking back and forward for the obama family. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. a five—month—old baby elephant has been taking a dip in a swimming pool in thailand as part of a lengthy rehabilitation process to heal her injured foot. ba by farjam's front left leg was caught in a trap set by local villagers in november. but although the wound and her health improved significantly, she refused to put any weight on her injured leg. the treatment, which is being undertaken so she can avoid having to use a prosthetic leg, could take up to two months. that is it for now. thank you so much for watching. hello there, good morning. yesterday morning we saw the lowest temperature so far in england this winter. we got to —8.1 in rural oxfordshire. this morning, the frost is nowhere near as widespread. there'll be some across the south—eastern quarter of the uk, but the further

sandy? ben: during the obama administration, there has been a lot more information on climate change. as we heard the administrator say, the agency dealing with real world of accident. -- with the real-world effects of that. i thought it was correct when he said, look, how often do you hear about a disaster that is supposed to be every 500 years, every thousand years? what we heard was the extent to which they are putting an emphasis on resilience and trying to be forward with, we heard hopefulness, that they act with some level of forethought in making sure that is not go -- in making sure that the emphasis on resilience does not go away. >> what is your viewpoint on what it has done in the last three years? reid: he inherited an agency that was not only reviled by the state and administrators, but also had that morale problems within the agency itself. he comes from a state background and dealt with several major hurricanes. he has made the effort to reach out to groups around the country. in an era in which everything is viewed through a partisan lens, the lieutenant governor, as f

one of his most amazing speeches without sandy hook memorial, where he made every child and told each of their stories. "hope we canr, believe in, changeoaring speeches with vocabulary, exploits beyond the average public." will ismore, "george wrong. eight years of peace and safety and rational leadership -- president obama didn't have to say a thing." asking you to call in, for democrats, republicans, indepen dents. let us know if you agree with george will, or if you want to bring of a specific speech or quote from the president. clara is in kansas city, missouri. republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. yes. i remember his speech at the united nations, where he said that if you slander the prophet mohammed, the future does not belong to you, and then at the prayer breakfast, he accused christians of killing people at the crusades, and when he went to egypt, they really thought there wasn't a christian in america because he said we are not a christian nation. i know there are many people here who are not christian, but we still consider ourselves christian. i'm very disappointed in those things. religionp some other and put down c

change alone. >> what we are seeing is a lot of scientific reports. we can can tell you odds increased and hurricane sandy may have occurred. and so, do you agree with that view point that essentially the odds of dramatic events occurring, whether it is more are forest fires or more hurricanes with more power is a rational observation with scientific literature. >> some say that and others say it is inconclusive. >> i am sorry to it hear that view point. it is overwhelmingy on one side of the argument and i hope you will look at the scientific literature and take it seriously. one thing that was impressive that so many countries came together in paris as part of the global effort to take this on it is a global kfrgdz. and i want to capture correctly your impression of paris. >> as i stated before in my statement of climate change. it would require a global response and countries that attempt to influence by acting alone will harm themselves. the global approach is an important step and in response to the question. it is important to maintain a seat at that table. >> neil: like a liberal who hears a former

change. one of the hardest things for the human mind to grasp is a power of an exponential. and that's what we are in the middle of. my friend sandyok called the second machine age.like to tell the story of the man who invented chess.very well known story. the king said how can i reward you good sir. the man said i just want to be my family. well what would you like the king said? is it i just like you to put two on the first square, four on the second, eight on the next, just keep doubling it. my family will be fine. the king said, no problem. it shall be done. not realizing we double something 63 times the number you get is like 18 Ãand as andy and eric point out we just -- where the doubling starts to get really big and you start to see really funky stuff. you start to see cars that can drive themselves. machines that not only can win at jeopardy but watson has now basically ingested every article written on cancer. you start to see really funky stuff. the power of an exponential is so hard to demonstrate that intel decided just to give its users some feel for this. it's engineers on the back of an envelope basically said what

change i recommend to all my customers to watch. we are going into yesteryear, we will lose 60 million people the first week. you need in formation, the biggest complaint with sandyng on. water, food, you have 5 gallons, 55 gallons. and not having water. >> it last 25 years. >> water, food, weapons and able to defend your self. made the mistake of telling people -- very easy to make. it is the way it is. thank you, appreciate it very much. brian: did you hear what president obama's right had woman said about the administration? >> this administration hasn't had a scandal or embarrassed themselves. brian: no scandal that all for the past eight years. ainsley: sean spicer and ambassador john bolton live in the next hour. brian: despite pete saying he didn't want to watch the eagle cam. we are keeping an eye on it, stay close. ainsley: it is monday, january 2nd, we are in 2017 now. we begin with a fox news alert, reports of an arrest in the nightclub terror attack in turkey as isis is claiming responsibility as we learned a survival story. >> promising a major revelation about so-called hacks. >> we know what other people don't know. pete:what can it be? we will loo

sandy. everyone of us in our states are seeing the facts on the ground. as we see that, we are just at the beginning of these impacts. they are getting worse each year. viewing, often, climate change as a national security issue. since you believe -- i wanted to ask -- do you see it as a national security issue? mr. tillerson: i do not see it as the imminent national security threat that perhaps others do. sen. merkley: one of the things that is noted is how the changing climate in the middle east concentrated syrian villages into the towns, and sparked a civil war that is now producing something like 4 million and counting refugees, having profound impact on european security. be an example. is that something you have looked at or considered to be real, or perhaps misleading, or any thoughts in that regard? mr. tillerson: the facts on the ground are indisputable in terms of what is happening with disease, insect populations, all the things you site. -- cite. the science behind the clear connection is not conclusive, and there are many reports out there that we are unable yet to connect specific events to climate change alone. seeingrkley: what we are are a lot of scientific repor

sandy. we're seeing facts on the ground in our states. as we see that we're no one at the beginning of these impacts that they're getting worse each year, but we are also viewing climate change as a national security issue. since you believe -- so i wanted to ask do you see it as a national security issue? >> i don't see it as the eminent national security threat that perhaps others do. >> one of the things that's noted is how the changes climate in the middle east concentrated syrian villages into the towns and sparked the civil war that is now produced something like 4 million and counting refugees having profound impacts on european security and that would be an example. is that -- is that something you've looked at or considered to be real or perhaps misleading or any thoughts in that regard? >> the facts on the ground are indisputable in terms of what's happening with drought, disease, insect populations, all the things you cite. the science behind the clear connection is not con clusive and there are many reports out there that we are unable yet to connect specific events to climate change alone. >> what we're seeing are a lot of scientific reports that will say we can