on his way back to washington, there are executive orders to sign on issues dealing with refugees theng to the u.s. and unproven allegations of voter fraud from president trump. we expect the signings this afternoon at the white house. in philadelphia, the group expecting to hear from a vice president mike pence shortly, expected at 2:30 eastern and we will take you to live when it happens and also hear from the british prime minister theresa may. following the president's departure, someone from political tweeted the president after foregoing question and answers with house and senate republicans. many have questions, a representative of kensinger told cap aers that logistics president trump taking questions but he got some photos. said they enjoyed seeing the president and vice president at the retreat in philadelphia, glad he discussed putting coal miners to work. mike pence coming up shortly and the british prime minister as well and outside protesters on market street, they have been throughout much of the day and yesterday and we will go there live now on c-span. crosstalk] hate!e

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improve theng to performance of the infrastructure. vast inefficiencies of the public sector and the things they could've done that they have not done. we will see. unfortunately, that is where things are moving. we will never see them. things are just addressing the fundamental problems. >> last word. >> and for structure bank, talk about doing that. -- infrastructure bank, i talked about doing that. [inaudible] the lowest margin for the communities to get access to this money was $5 million. there are a lot of innovative water projects. project, they never fixed that $5 million limit. you never even get to that threshold. it doesn't matter if you say and for such a bank, greenbank, anything. they need to be more forward-looking. when you to think about what we need in the future and how do we systemshese financial that would address our 21st-century problems. >> i think that one thing that comes from all of your presentations is that we should be careful that we are solving the absolution instead of the problems we already have. if w

provide a free for freedom of religion, freedom recentch and with the eight states passing legislation , theng free protests country is truly in a very bad .lace i used to be a republican growing up. i turned into a democrat and now my main an independent because of what happened in this an independentm because of what happened in this election. donald trump capitalized by having 24.7% of america vote him and they popular vote say 46% or something else -- i don't know where that number comes for donald trump. 27.9% -- howaring did it jump 20 points since the popular vote? we have a serious problem in america. the great american melting pot i used to watch on the cartoons in the morning, what happened to that? the shining city on a hill. where is equality for all people? was createdthat from separating from england, freedom of religion, no taxation without representation, where have we gone to? donald trump wants to build a wall. i grew up watching ronald reagan tear down a wall. echoing hisn hero mind -- who will be the person to tear down donald trump's wall 50 years from now? this is insane.

she says britain will leave the common market but will push for a free trade agreement with the of theng7 members european union. she said any final deal must be approved by parliament. positivelymay spoke about britain's future outside the eu this tuesday. vision,rs welcome turbo but dominic grieve was less sure all would work out. thise question is whether is deliverable, and we will have to see over the course of the next two years whether our european partners are attracted by this model or not. >> that's where the challenge lies, and the opposition leader is concerned about the potential plan b. wechsler seems to be an implied threat that somewhere along the line, the optimism of the deal with the european union did not work. we would move into a low tax, corporate taxation, bargain-basement economy on the offshore's of europe. she needs to be at -- a bit clearer. >> the scottish prime minister said her plans would be economically catastrophic and scotland cannot be taken down that path. is not being driven by the interests of the country and it --governed by the interests it is dee

is getting theng best possible deal for the united kingdom in terms of trading with and operating with a single european market. >> more than six months after the leave the vote, the government is still struggling to find a clear exit strategy. angela merkel has warned the u.k. cannot cherry pick its way through negotiations. the pound sterling is at a three 20%h low, and has dropped against the dollar since the vote in june. snapchat will book revenues from all international sales in the u.k. and have to pay britain's 20% corporate tax rate. countries usually -- companies usually choose countries with lower tax rates like ireland for their home base. apple, for example, has been slapped with a 13 billion euro tax ill. .ll of that -- tax bill all of that makes the u.k. more attractive as it leaves the eu. on the markets, the pound sterling has continued sliding on reportsssible -- of a possible heart brexit. the pound is at a three month low after another session of record highs. wall street is also turning mostly higher this session, although we are still seeing some losses on the dow

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theng on here in france, conservative nominee francois fillon has gone on t.v.to the recent scandal to have engulfed both him and riz wife. he is under the spotlight over his wife over alf a million euros for fictitious job as a aide. he said all is above board and legal, adding that he'll be suing those publications that dared to make those allegations. reporter: i'm very confident that all my comments, that the lawyer was willing to make, after handing him documents as evidence on wednesday. the le canard enchaine ran an article, keuzing fillon of accusing hisfe -- keuzing his wife forg working as a parliamentary aide. they could find no proof of that. >> this role involved being both an advisor and carrying out small tasks. would meet people from the region. we have many accounts of that. go directlyo would to her. reporter: however, back in october, penelope fillon said until now, i had never been involved in my husband's political life. launchedtigation was just hours after the article hit the press. fillon's supporters said prosecutors were too quick to ju

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. >> yeah i have my fantasy that that's going to catapult her into kind of wanting the best of theng viola davis. >> i also want to congratulate you. you just got a star on the walk fame. >> that was pretty spectacular. to look at my family and the audience and my friends and to have meryl streep introduce me. >> she's possessed of a blazing incandescent talent. >> i just had a moment of seeing that little girl from central falls who just want a meal who just wanted to have a house and a bedown. and i thought to myself oh god has blessed me. >> viola davis. >> and another thing to congratulate you on isour golden globe win. in your speech you talked about your father and how this movie was really his story, as well. >> he had a story and it deserved to be told. >> i feel that that's what's missing in general with films about people of color isryday man. >> have you been thought about a possible oscar speech? >> >>. >> yeah. right now, i'm working on trying to fit into that oscar dress because i know what it looks like. but you know what? it would be a sweet moment because my mom call

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them as a chance to say thank you for this amazing journey, to celebrateeba the ways you've changed thenged country for the better thesese past eight years and to offer some thoughts on where we all go from here. chicago is the place he started his political career. chicago is the place where he based his two national campaigns. chicago is the place where he met his wife, raised his family. this weekend he started tweeting remarkable progress. after decading of rising healthcare costs today almost every american has access to affordable healthcare how many more people have healthcare insurance or healthcare insurance, those are different things.diff a the look of the growth in obamacare exchange is simply people that lost the plans thats they liked that are forced into these obamacare plans. on wednesday the president will meet with capital hill democrats to talk about coalescing a strategy:the president also pre tweeted about gains in the economy, ringing us troops homet and bolster ting clean energy.y. do you think he feels em h burdened to be talking about those things.thos if you look a

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turning theng tholiver: emirates a story into a cover image was the job of rob vargas.etimes they provide is things that feel flat, but the images they gave us encompassed how they see themselves. oliver: they gave you a list of photos and you guys picked one? >> they had images of men and large comfortable beds, women getting out of the spot, a beautiful bar scene, all available on their planes. oliver: it is all luxurious. this bar is on a plane, four beautiful people, reinforcing the point of the story that it is very luxurious. that is how they made their name. >> we thought this one was our favorite almost right away. then we were trying to think of a way to make it a cover. we had this imagined conversation between these two bank people at the bar. oliver: there is also a great caption that says, are they running out of air space, which points to a more serious part of growingy, they've been a lot, and can they sustain that? >> when you are growing as much as they have, you are bound to hit a ceiling at some point. what may happen to the 20 million americans who h

immigration, protecting rights of british ex-pats, restoring power over lawmaking to the parliament, thenghe u.k. out of jurisdiction of european courts, and signing major free-trade deals. deal foron was a big voters, and without free movement, the u.k. cannot remain part of the single market. today's speech is being billed as theresa may's complete and andl plan for negotiations is expected to be a disappointment for business groups hoping to maintain the classical ties. jobs ande a shift in operations from london, so in a nutshell, theresa may is to make it clear that a watered-down version of brexit is not acceptable. thanks, sophia. let's add a few more elements and see what's happening with the markets. juliette saly has all the details. juliette: i'm watching the pound, gaining back some of yesterday's losses, up .2% against the dollar, but still handle, the level it felt to yesterday following that sunday times report which essentially leaked a lot of what to reason may is likely to say later today. this is the first time in the last couple of days that we have seen the pound at th

. >> in the long run, it will reduce foreign direct investment and we already see that at theng wherey look financial services. politically, it is very bad and i regret the results of the referendum. i think possibilities will be made of the u.k.. welcome. >> good morning. >> here we go. a resounding impact on the currency. this is the report. she may go for the hard exit town. it is very simple. going for hard brexit is currency. you see this reaction. what does it say about the currency? more difficult decision to make, whether going long or short. the sterling was trading high. at that level, it was easy and rewards were not there with the risk. investor,ant, as an is more asymmetric. people have intimated that a recovery in the marketplace, if it goes against the government. difference over a six month or 12 month time frame. you do not want to expose your ambassadors to too much risk. the government is expected to lose that court case and it does not really change the path. >> you say you don't want to expose investors, but what are the most substantial alternatives to change you

theng monday afternoon, partly cloudy skies, more clouds into tuesday and by wednesday, you see the rainfall to the north. spreading to the south into wednesday afternoon, the numbers will be changing over the next few days, over the next week we are talking about amounts over 2 inches. possibly two to 4 inches over the next few days. tomorrow, afternoon highs in the 50s. skies are partly sunny. for your five-day forecast, rainfall redeveloping thursday. then another system friday. the one that i am the most concerned with is sunday, a week from today. flooding potential is creeping up again. >>> coming up, more from that wild playoff game in dallas. that's coming up next in sports. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> the greatest show on earth is calling it quits after 140 years in the business. ticket sales have been declining and the costs are rising and the family that owns the circus decided to shut the show down, there are several shows scheduled on the east coast. the final show is in february. >>> facebook is trying to stop the spread of fake news, they launc

investors falling reports that theresa may will outline plans for a hard brexit in london on tuesday. , thengs now for more global chief economist for standard. thank you for talking to us. you believe the reality of a hard brexit has been fully priced in to what the pound is doing, or could we see further downside pressure? >> i think we can see further downside pressure. for us at standard chartered, a hard brexit is a starting position. it looks like the most likely outcome. could get more complicated than just a hard brexit, because we can have britain exiting the european union without access to the common market, and without access to any transition deal being reached in the meantime, so uncertainty will be elevated. the biggestill export market for great britain, and some more downside risk for the pound sterling will persist in the next few months. >> geopolitical economics is how you termed it. we are looking forward to the speech theresa may will give on tuesday. we understand she is drying up plans to reinsurer investors. what do expect from that speech in terms of final detail? it

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whoing us now is the man inspires so many pieces of bad , theng on this program american conservativeand a man who will thrive in this new year and a trump era, i suspect. thank you for joining us again. >> good to be with you. i feel like i'm in high school. thing ont is the domestic policy that will move first? reform, there, tax aca repeal, what is the first thing donald trump will sign into law of those three, if any, in 2017? >> in their minds, they would probably like it to the infrastructure. infrastructure is the most clear-cut, but i think it will be obamacare repeal and replace, and as you know, they have started this with the budget resolution process, and i actually think the replace piece, which i continue to read about the fact that it is true have somelicans unanimity in what it is, but they know what the ranges. the question is can they be aggressive and get democrats. that is a valid concern, because they will need them. tom price can do a lot if he quickly gets through his confirmation process. and taxes, every time you have tax reform, it looks like it will be happe

here's the problem, that has to be accompanied by the most disciplined and coordinated of theng cominghite house, the national security council, the defense department and the state department. what we have seen during the obama -- during the trump campaign manager the first few days of trump in the white house is that in terms of messaging, the white house has been chaotic. mark: can we talk about the theme of your book? thatre essentially saying trump is threatening disengagement from the world and this violates the trajectory of the u.s. history, so it leads to the obvious question -- what is the proper balance than for the u.s. when it comes to foreign policy? robert: united states is fated to lead because on one hand, we are protected as a nation from the great conflicts of our for eurasia, but -- from afro eurasia, but our river system, which has more miles of navigable inland waterways than the rest of the world combined, links to the mississippi and right into the great global sea lion to communication, so we are interconnected with the world but at the same time, protected fro

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in cancunin to follow warnings from local fl police and consult with theirltr hotels before leaving thengman accused of killing an orlando police sergeant has beenic captured. markeith loyd was taken intoak custody last night. nig officers found loyd inside of an abandoned home.an a he's accused ofba gunning downnn master sergeant debra claytonran outside a wal-mart.al- he's also suspected in the in th murder of his pregnantis pgnant ex-girlfriend. >>> a florida man arexrest-ed fr tweeting a death threat tothr president-elect donald trumpt-el went before a judge today. >> according to police he postef add videoorng t threat on mondao >> on janua 16th, the defendant mr. pupolo made a direct threat to thehre president-elect donald trump. the defendant signaled --gn excuse me, the defendant signed into his twitterhs account and stated on video v this is the 16th of january,jan 2017. i will be at the reviewevie inauguration and i will killll president trump.. president-elect trump today.t-el >> police say the suspect confessed to dents he's now t being held on a million mllion dollars bond to

aaa says the rate of fatal fatal crashes are higher during theng first snowfall of the year thann anyer snow day after that. mainly because drivers are not prepared. so regardless of how muc treating the roads and drivers e should also be ready to drive ii the snow.the snow. that's the latest here in in northeast.ast anjali hemphill fox5 local newsn >> thanks very much.uc we're weather wimps unlesses they're not treat the roads.thes >> exactly. we have plenty of salt this year. pl shortage. >> we know it's cominenty g. >> that's right. let's switch to politic right tionsno smin>> tch t ofo russin election hacking taking center r stage on capitol him. armed service committee hearingi comes one day before the day bo president-elect is to be briefes by the cia and fbi directors onn the investigation into that tha alleged hacking.king president obama will be briefedi on the hacking today.od receive the findings of a reporf he ordered last month into those allegations.tions. white house official says thee obama adminofisfitration plans n release the unclassified versioi of that report to t

theng lost someone like previous president who in his later years have become more approving of the moderateolitical agenda. he was at the end of the day, one of the pillars of the revolution and one of the people who could challenge so many of the conservative restrictions in that society and get away with it. having lost the person that had the capacity is likely going to be to the detriment of this movement i in the long run unles someone else manages to step up to play that role. juan: i would like to go back to professor andrew bacevich in the discussion of the hearing yesterday. the porkbarrel nature of some of the questions of the senators raised to general mattis, including the liberal senator elizabeth warren, over what his attitude would be to specific defense department projects in their home states. >> i will answer the question, but first, could i make a brief comment on iran? knows so much more about this issue than i do him up but i would offer a slightly more optimistic scenario. let's remember the expectation was that the new administration was going to dump the air ran nucl

and today marks the first anniversary of president obama theng juvenile solitary in federal prison systembama took the action in response to the case of new york city teenager khalief browder, who committed suicide in 2015 at the age of 22. in 2010 when khalief was just 16, he was sent to rikers island, without trial, on suspicion of stealing a backpack. he always maintained his innocence and demanded a trial. instead, he spent the next nearly three years at rikers -- nearly 800 days of that time in solitary confinement. here in park city at the utah sundance film festival democracy , now! got an exclusive interview with jay z as he seriesd his new dock you -- docu-series, "time: the khalief browder story." you called khalief profit. while? >> we've seen profits come in many shapes and forms and we have seen sometimes tragedy happens. martin luther king. i believe this young man, his story will save a lot of lives. what was done to him was a huge injustice and i think people see his story and realize, man, this is going on. this is not like one case that happens, this is happening a lot t

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troubling is that there is this argument that somehow he isn't legitimate because he didn't receive thengte. the system is based on electoral votes. more important, many of these people aren't going really chastised trump for not agreeing that he would accept the outcome of the election. and then, after the election, they did precisely that. i think that what we have to come together, what with the exception of these people as awe public, and voters, we all havee a common article of faith in the constitution. at moments like this, we come together, regardless of whether we won or lost. and we recognize that this is a leap of faith. sometimes, you have to give someone a chance. i'm willing to give president trump a chance. i will criticize him in a nanosecond if i disagree withen him. but tomorrow is an importantti moment for a country. he won. he is a legitimate president. he is for us. >> martha: it is striking when you listen to these voices and you hear the people that are wanting to be the head of the dnc and "resist, resist, resist," a little description, you ask these folks, what is

the sheriff's deputy admitted to and theng emmett till grand jury didn't even indict them on something that should be open and shut. were released, the men were never again connected to this in any official way and there was no further attempt to prosecute. >> it would seem to be the end 1955 andory, but it is not the end of the story. you tell an interesting story about dr. howard. speech in give a montgomery and is a civil rights leader who is connected to the case. youngthere with a preacher named martin luther king. , a woman named rosa parks. .onnect that for us they have the residents being inspiration. >> this outrage throughout the country and overseas began. there were protests rallies going on and several were sponsored by local labor unions. throughout the country and paris, the vatican responded in their official newspaper and we have this outrage. , very hated and he was a doctor and wealthy. he was black and an activist. he was going around the country and speaking about the atrocities of the emmett till case. at dexter avenue all theseurch and rallies were going on and m

everything i've seen suggests to me that theng i'v report hasn analytical product that is pro sound. his views on torture pompeo said heaid would always comply with theayly law and that he would not use hd enhanced interrogation techniques that fall outsideut of the army manual. >> mattis was questioned about whether he trusts donald trump's ability to learn andeard listen to his advice when its aw comes to military action.ct mattis warned orlando word is wd under threat. thr >> it's under the biggest big attack since world war ii from russia, from terrorist groupsomt and with what china is doing i d in the south china sea. s >> are you concerned about a some of the statements thatha president-elect trump has made with respect to our historiccto european allies and to nato t nt and how -- have you had ave y chance to have discussionsiscuss with him? >> he has shown himself openlfpe going deeper into the issuehe i about why i've so strongly andga he understands where i stand and i'll work with the other members of the team security team once the senate confirmsrm them to carry these v

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sparked the flames is being beig explored.expl >> we're just days away from donald john trump taking theng the weekend rehearsing.rehe the practice session wall held h on the west front of the t capitol building whereildin mr. trump will take the oathe of officers. of off stand insic have been practicinr the movements from walking wakig down the stretches to flatbed lb trucks rolling in the parade.par the official theme is uniquelynu american celebrating the the peaceful transfer of power poer between administrations.mi more than 700,000 people areople expected to attend the the inauguration and the relatedlatd events including protestors.ots. >> over the weekend a war ofwa f words president-elect donald trumpt-el and civil rights leaders and representatives -- civil rights leader andentarightseaden representative john ledwis. joh. >> our melanie alnwick is liveii in northwest on that feud.h good morning, mel and a war ofaf words like we said erupting. >> reporter: that's right.t's r. and you know, i think this is somewhat indicative of what w many have been saying that the t president-ele

becomes more pronounced. , theng at the labor market u.s. and u.k.re on a similar point in the economic cycle. manus: this is the best-performing developed market and foreigners are still buying the most since 2015. market underpinned the briefly? >> with the concerns about inflation, that is valid, given what happened in japan last year. there are number of examples where currency devaluation has not had the expected impact on domestic price pressures. mid 2014.europe post anna: thank you very much. , is the cash crackdown working? an update on what is happening in china overnight. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: is 6:30 a.m. here in london. .ollar-yen is moving that's the real indicator from the markets that the dollar is lower. concern about the strength of , this unfolds across the g 10 space. there's a new edition of daybreak available on your bloomberg and your mobile. let's take a look at some of the top stories. it's a changing mood from the fed. what a difference a few months makes. the cover story, the feds fresh concern over faster growth at t

from theng -- she discouraged e.u. from taking a stance against england.ot of cross-border manufacturing flows and changes. it would hurt a lot of european countries if they try to hurt the u.k. is she right about that? megan: she is to a certain degree. there is some truth, and trade wars hurt everyone ultimately. but i think also what european leaders have to go up against is how they are going to fair in upcoming elections relative to anti-european factions and their own countries. so it will be primarily domestic, not really thinking about the trade aspect. scarlet: one thing in the u.s. might be a border tax adjustment. donald trump said to the wall street journal over the weekend, anytime i hear border adjustments, i don't love it. usually means we get adjusted into a bad deal. that is what happens. when you did analysis, this is something that was part of paul ryan's proposal. megan: it is supported by a lot of republicans who are not traditional protectionists actually, more moderate. but trump said it was too complicated. it is actually not, but i

meanwhile new questions thise ns morning about atio conflict offf interest surrounding theng the president-elect'so expand his golf course resorte t in scotland.s this morning some lawyers whowye specialize in governmentiali ethics say they're not convinced the expansion is nothe a conflict of interest. in donald trump has vowed thatp hav his company will do "no new " foreign deals while he'sigdeals president." a spokesperson for the resortres says the expansion is not aansii new deal though, just another phase of construction that hadna already been approved yearsear ago. >> president obama held hisd final press conference at thees white house.s co whe ho the presidentus e.touching onou several things that haveral happened over the past eightasth years also talked about recent headlines from russia'sussias involvement in the election tooo his decision to shorten the sentence of chelsea manning. ma he was asked how he thinkshe president-elect donald trumpt- will do and here's what willre he to say. >> i don't think we'll know know until he has an actual chance al to get sworn in and sit behind tha