there are two victims in every abortion, mother and baby. two million lives saved. that's what we should be all about. life affirming and the saving of human life. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentlewoman from colorado is recognized. ms. degette: i'm pleased to yield to one -- to one of our new members from washington state for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise in strong opposition to this bill. millions of women made it clear that they demand respect. instead for their efforts they have received a trip to 1984 where once again a paternalistic white house signed executive orders infringing on a woman's right to choose. h.r. 7, the bill we are considering here today, is the next notch in the republican belt that will take us -- that will take away our control over our own bodies. i have years of experience working in family planning and i can tell you that this bill takes away our ability to plan our families properly and to make decisions about our own bodies, a decision that

two months later she died. now 29-year-old taylor is on trial not just for being one of the alleged home invaders but for the murder of kerry smith. two people have already been convicted of felony murder in this case including jarell swearo and smith's own granddaughter karen johnson who is serving life without parole. taylor's defense attorneys say not so fast. they say they can approve that ms. smith suffered from array of existing heart issues, her death two months after the robbery as to murder is none exception. >> the premise that if you scare someone and they have a mild heart attack, in this case an older woman with a number of other health issues including primarily lung disease and she dies two months later her death was not caused by this incident as disturbing as the incident was. >> reporter: meanwhile, a fourth person another relative is also linked to this case, 22-year-old david beckhold plead guilty to robbery and reporting live from easton, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you.

two to four inches into southern charles county. the bulls eye continues to be 4 to 8 in extreme southern st. mary's county. this is unlike yesterday's little event, this is all the moisture in the world. this is a real storm. a real nor'easter. just a question of the track. model projections for the dc area. two inches at gfs. 3.5 for the nam. this is different than yesterday. most of the models spitting out less than two tenths of an inch. stretches all the way back into hammer the deep south and the piedmont of north carolina. blizzard warnings out in effect along the beach. travel to the south is treacherous. friday night plans are safe. yellow weather alert tomorrow. heavy south and east. critical hours 3:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. temps remain below freezing all day. we'll give you snowfall amounts for your local town or city and tell you when temps make it above freezing. >> thanks a lot. >>> president-elect donald trump met with top u.s. intelligence officials over russian cyber hacking in the 2016 presidential election. the newly

not just one but possibly two chances. all of that with the seven-day forecast when i join you later in the broadcast. iain we'll send it back. >> here's a look at allentown. you can get weather alerts. download fox 29 weather authority. >>> neighbors in burlington county new jersey are a little concerned as the search continues tonight for a naked man who police say has been chasing people. police say they got spectacular similar ports, heavyset, excessively heavy guy, shawnette wilson picks this up from the evesham police department. >> reporter: the victims say the man actually ran toward them. in medford a woman says he got out of the car naked, got back in pulled off. both of those incidents tonight have residents concerned. >> she was shaken up >> steve rush described the suspicious vehicle. his daughter and their friends saw. >> the only reason she took notice. right away a cold day and the gentleman had no shirt on. >> reporter: it wasn't just shirt the man was missing when he got out of the driver's side of jeep >

as you say it's claimed the lives of two young girls, two cousins, aged 11 and i2 yea rs girls, two cousinsthe two cousins were in oldham, crossing years old. the two cousins were in old ham, crossing the years old. the two cousins were in oldham, crossing the road, holding hands on their way back from a shop, when they were knocked down on saturday evening. the older of the two girls died at the scene. the 11 new roles girl was taken to hospital sir suffering serious issue reads —— injuries which she did not recover from. police have made a number of request arrests and today they told us request arrests and today they told us four men have been charged. among them is a 38 your old older man. he is charged with a number of offences including causing the deaths of the two girls by dangerous driving, perverting the course ofjustice, driving without a licence, failing to report a collision. the other three men who appeared "beside him are aged between 18 and 50 and they are aged between 18 and 50 and they are reduced of conspiracy to convert the course of justice. are reduced of conspiracy to

two problems on 95. southbound 95 at fairfax county parkway, two car crash in the left lane there. rest of the beltway looking quite good. we'll have an update on all of it coming up. >> our team coverage continues on this weather alert day. >> justin finch is live for us on the roads this morning. how's it looking where you are? >> reporter: good morning. we're on route 1 going north and we've hit a lull. the flakes have stopped falling. clear skies. this was not the minutes ago. a wintry mix out here. trafficout here beginning to pick up, however, when it was much deeper the snowfall was, people were hitting that gas pretty hard. don't do that because the roads are slick in some parts. wet black top throughout our ride here. we saw road crews still out there working, salting. some on stand by as we saw in d.c. others hard at work here in the virginia area. you will see those guys out there. still treating these roads and the snow is stacked up on the grass, but not on the roads. the roads so far are treated, but back in to you. >>> some breaking news in northwest d.c. connecticut

two cousins were killed.an union. an israeli soldier is convicted of manslaughter for shooting dead a wounded palestinian knife attacker. hello, iam ben hello, i am ben bland with the business news. next — usually an indicator of how things are going on the high street has issued a set of christmas sales figures that they would probably like to exchange or return — full—price sales down by 0.4% in the weeks leading up to christmas eve, and the retailer warns prices could rise by 5% this year. elsewhere on the high street, john lewis reported a pre—christmas sales surge. female workers continue to face a "rapid rise" in pay inequality when they get into their 30s and 405. that's according to a new paper from the resolution foundation. women born after 1980 can expect to be paid almost 10% less than men when they hit their 30th birthday. that compares with a 5% pay difference between men and women in their 20s. and having children widens the gap. good news for the construction sector. fresh figures from markit/

. >> we are crossing the street, the two gentleman were two feet away from us. they two gentlemen had no time to react so they dpot hit. we were two feet from a train flying buy. >> awarding wing tower of power. drummer and base, they were schedule to perform at the square. they were were hitting toward -- >> this is base player, so we're in shock. >> he was supposed to fill in tonight. the two witnesses said it was confusing because one passed by and the arms went up and ask they stopped flashing they assumed it was safe to cross. >> they couldn't do much of anything. one guy moved out of the way and the other guy, they both got hit by the train head on. >> reporter: both witnesses tell us that both men were conscious right after the accident. safety precaution were working it's unclear. amtrak release a brief statement. they just stated that the passengers who were on board the train none of them were injured. we did see people inspecting the track. the train did rool through his two hours ago. reporting live nbc news bay area news. >>> mystery solved after si

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berkeley county, two-hour delays and grant county also on a two-hour delay. >> same goes for hampshireounty, hardy county and mineral county all on a two-hour delay. you can see all the delays and closings at the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app. >>> now let's check your forecast once again with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. >> good morning to both of you. just enough snow to get your hopes up. >> a little bit falling. but it's not falling any more for the morning rush. that's what we like to hear. >> here is your planner, then. snow quickly coming to an end. it's all basically gone at this point in time. so no worries for the remainder of your tri. know is looking more and more likely tomorrow, especially south and east of washington. so southern maryland towards ocean city could get 4 of more inches of snow. not quite that much. we have at least five days of very cold weather in the immediate future. pored, as you're planning it out, staying on the cold side. sunshine from time to time with temperatures getting up into the low .mid 30s.

the two young victims aged 11 and i2 we re the two young victims aged 11 and i2 were crossing a roadin oldham, they were hand—in—hand when they were knocked down. the holder of the two girls died at the scene. her ii—year—old cousin was taken to hospital suffering severe injuries, injuries from which she did not recover. she died on monday. police started an investigation and a number of arrests were made today. four men we re arrests were made today. four men were charged over this crash. among them, a 38—year—old man from oldham. he has been charged with two counts of death by dangerous driving, also driving without a licence, perverting because ofjustice and failing to report a collision. the other two men who are aged between 18 and 50, they have been charged with conspiring to avert the course of justice. they've been with conspiring to avert the course ofjustice. they've been remanded into custody and will be back in court in manchester on the 1st of february. thank you, clare. some of the other stories making bbc news at 5pm. bradford west mp naz shah has appealed for calm fol

some locations a coating, other areas an inch or two. we have flurries across the poconos, otherwise most of the region just seeing cloudy skies this morning. cold temperatures we're down to 33 degrees in philadelphia. but with the wind it feels like 28. feels like 26 in allentown. 32 in millville. 31 in trenton. 4 degrees with the wind in atlantic city. here's satellite and radar, you can see the clouds throughout the mid atlantic and the northeast states. a little upper level disturbance swinging through the great lakes. there's a little piece of energy pushing through the appalachian states charleston, west virginia. that's our snow maker, as we get into tomorrow morning. you can see how quickly it passes on by. it takes itself in positions over southern porks of -- portis of the viewing area. overnight tonight, 4:00 a.m., light snows for south jersey and delaware. note the line here it's not snowing or doing anything in philadelphia, points north and west, this is a southern system. by 10:00, 11:00 a.m., most of it is offshore, we'll

a driver accused of hitting and killing two pedestrians in two separate car crashes, why weren't charges ever filed. > internet controlled cars, virtual reality, the hottest technology is on display at the consumer electronics show. voice control is huge. ai, all these things are coming together. your news starts right now. let's get things started now with the weather alert. let's give you a live look right now in frederick, m maryland. as you can seehe coming down. it is staying on the grass, but it doesn't look like it's sticking to the streets, but it's cold out there and it's going to get colder. > thanks for staying with us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. parts of the area are already under a winter weather advisory. the snowfall could mean traffic trouble and some school delays tomorrow. > sue palka and lauren demarco are working the weather alert tonight. let's begin now you with an update on what you can expect. sue. >> there she is. flakes out here in d.c. and it's very light. we haven't seen much all night. you have to look closely but we have had a lot of dry air over

two - one, sharks, second period, still two - one. shorks on the power -- sharks on the power play. kings cut the lead to three - two but the sharks hold on and win it. >> it's looking more and more certain that the falcons offensive coordinator will be the 49er's next head coach. the head coach made the announcement to the team today and everyone was super supportive of their other coach going to the 49ers. >> two packers executives believed to be on the short list for the general manager spot, are here. we will learn the candidate soon. >>> so that's going to be fun, we are getting close to the sowrp bowl. >> -- super bowl. >> the packers or the falcons? >> grain-- green bay. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight. join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. hey. that staycation beard's really taking shape, dad. (chuckles) it's starting to trap food. it's gone from itchin' to bitchin'. and you're still rocking the sweats. every day this week. same underwear? what underwear? (telephone ringing) hold that thought. do i have to? mayor's office. city of phila-dunphy-a. i'm sorry.

as far as rain is concerned we're looking around two inches, philadelphia and surrounding suburb, twoto three for south jersey. the heaviest will be across central and coastal new jersey and the threat for snow. a winter storm watch for carbon and monroe counties, three to five inches slushy snow and sleet after the rain monday into tuesday morning, it is a mess. no matter where you are. the worst is down the shore. the snow is in the poconos, in the city we're talking two inches of rain all day tomorrow and winds gusting over 45 miles an hour. tuesday, still windy with a chance for rain, but finally, the sun comes back on wednesday. stick around into the weekend. got to get through one or two more days. >> rumors we haven't actually seen it before. >> we were talking about ice. the flyers back on ice this if i'm that brooklyn, he don't how a serious >>> the flyers in brooklyn, battling the islanders, fly guys three wins over the previous 15 games. steve mason getting a start there for the orange and black. the flyers down a goal. i have an provor

they're two years old. the boy's mom said she decided to share the video to raise awareness of unsecure furniture. >> everybody needs to bolt down their dressers to the wall. we just didn't think about it. so, accidents are going to happen so we just want to spread the word as to this one accident that happened, and hope that it doesn't happen to any other families. >> oh, my goodness, the brothers are amazing. twin brother so amazing. the dresser has since been fastened to that wall. >> the last story i read to you with all the passion of a new mom. after a closed investigation, space exis setting a date for its next rocket launch. company said it figured out why its rocket exploded four months ago. you see it there. a helium tank inside the rocket buckled during fueling causing extra pressure that made it do that. space ex says now that it has fixed the problem, it wants to launch ten satellites abroad. another falcon 9 rocket by sunday. the company is still awaiting approval by the federal aviation admin

you know, two, seven-six seasons in his first two seasons. two-two to start.straight wins before yesterday's loss. >> number five in the country. >> you have those kid coming back. >> a lot to look forward to for penn state fat ball. >> just heart breaking. there were players with their heads down on their knees weeping. >> and the coach. >> especially in the press conference. >> malik golden, they were all very upset. >> can you blame them. >> not the at all, it is crushing too because they had two touchdown lead this is fourth quarter. you dent lose games like that. >> they had them. >> that is what hurts the most >> yes. >> they are the team that had to go 80-yard and they did it. >> if they win this game lake they should have after coming back three different times then you can make argument maybe they should have been in the college football playoffs after all. you look at ohio state, ohio state got blend out 31 to nothing. washington, and penn state wins yesterday and this wild epic of a game, then maybe you start having people say they should have been

he is two sets up at the frenchman. he is two sets up at the moment.e goal at the africa cup of nations again. egypt, bidding for an eighth title, were held to a goalless draw by mali but ghana managed to score beating uganda 1—0 in the opening round of group d. ed harry is in port gentilfor us. ghana arrived out of form to face a tea m ghana arrived out of form to face a team they fail to beat in their last six encounters but this tournament football, it's different and few know better than ghana what's expected and what's needed. their big names turned up, led by their captain asa big names turned up, led by their captain as a mother diane. he was fouled for the penalty to give them the lead after half hour —— asamoah gyan. but uganda never stopped attacking, food for thought for the ghana coach avram grant. i'm happy for the three points, we can play better but first half we dominated the game, second—half the result is more important than anything in a competition like this, we played to win the game. we created a few chances the few times we came

could there be any sticking points between the two? : they do not see i try on anything -- they do not see i to eye on everything. russia is where the big split is. francois fillon is a man who thinks russia needs to be not kind of but some compromise needs to be found with russia. angela merkel has been the leading force in europe in imposing sanctions on russia, for its annexation of crimea and the military activity in ukraine. that really is the fault line. there is a large consensus on where to move forward. genie: nick spicer reporting from berlin. next, an aide to the new president of gambia claims the country's exiled former leader stole $11 million in his final weeks in power. the special advisor for the new president, adama barrow, also accused yahya jammeh, of taking vehicles. he entered gambia to provide security to help the new president return from senegal and take power. refused to step down, sparking weeks of uncertainty. our correspondent has more. >> crowds gathered outside the presidential compound on sunday night, aw

there is two hurdles. does the group filing this lawsuit have standing and if they do, is donald trump personally benefiting from this? these are two challenges? it has begun and the beginning of four years of his presidency. >> it's leaning on you to explain stuff. thank you, my friend. that's how big saturday was in the country and around the world. is. >> last thing before we go, how big was the women's march on >> last thing before we go, how big was the women's march on saturday? well, for starters it featured a lot of men and a lot of children and families. it was truly a global effort. it was the pictures from places like london and paris before a lot of americans even woke up that prompted a lot of americans to hit the streets. two professors, from connecticut and the other from denver put a spread sheet to try to account for all the marches including people in iraq and 30 in antarctica. the staff estimates, get this, that nearly one in 100 americans took part in a march that day. while we know abo

a two-state solution. u.n. resolution 2334, however, pushes the hope of a two-state solution farther away for three reasons. one, it discourages direct negotiations between israel and the palestinians. two, it fails to distinguish between long accepted and more controversial settlements. long accepted settlements such as the long established jewish neighborhoods in east jerusalem, the jewish quarter, places like the western wall, and the consensus settlements, versus more controversial hilltop settlements in the west bank, settlements that even the israeli supreme court has declared illegal. and, three, it fails to explicitly condemn the number-one impediment to a two-state solution. anti-israel terrorism. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. desan tills. the speaker pro tempore: the

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closer to two to hillsboro, virginia. hagerstown, winchester, right through here is where the greater amount of snowfall with the system. with the next system we are starting to track coming through areas of tennessee and arkansas, this system will be impacting areas south of d.c.. --ore we get to this specifics on that storm, let's see what the road impacts are and what you can expect stepping out the door. eileen: those in the immediate dmv and those over southern maryland, a-ok. we havenorthwest, delays were the roads are slick. your bus stop forecast, make sure your kids are properly bundled. chapters will be low, lower 30's. we have a breeze. the 20's. values in i urge the kids, especially on the sidewalks, to use extra caution. anything that looks wet is likely icy. areas in red are below freezing. that is along 270, route 7, those are the areas that will likely be slick through about 11:00. temperatures will rise above freezing. here in the immediate dmv, trampling -- traveling around the area, conditions look ok.

he has two in the game tonight. six catches. two-point attempt to make it a 14-point game. up by 12. >> cris: who wants to play these guys here? >> al: if they hold on to the victory here, it will be six wins in a row for the packers. pass caught. it is good, to davante adams again. all eight points on that drive belong to him. and it's 31-17. the boogieman, you imagine if washington had won that game. and the loser would have been out. unless this game winds up in a tie. aaron with 40, ryan with 38, brees with 37, philip rivers with 33, the top four. if this game would have wound up in a tie and washington had won, dan snyder would have had a congressional investigation tomorrow. >> cris: i don't think it could have happened. i don't think anybody would have done it. it is -- you know, the one guy that wasn't on that list, if i've got this right, tom brady this season, 28 touchdowns and just two interceptions. >> al: missed four games. >> cris: and nick foles had the 27-2. i think that's the new standard, as far as that percentage goes. so, who do you vote for for the mvp?

three, two, one! streets of the capital, creating the busiest night of the year for the london ambulance service. its control room keeps watch over more than 600 square miles and seven million people, using a sophisticated computer system. but just after midnight, that system failed. the computer crash meant that all call details had to be written down. call handlers couldn't see where the ambulances were. they had to use radios to contact paramedics. inevitably, that meant delays. we do deal with the most critically ill and seriously ill patients first, and we continued to do that last night. 0bviously, i'd like to apologise to any patients who did have a slightly extended waiting time while we were dealing with the system on paper. the london ambulance service says because it has no computer record, it doesn't know exactly how many calls it dealt with last night. these were some of the incidents they attended, but there were hundreds more. if the system fails at a time when there is huge pressure on

>> two out of 13 testified. >> two. >> but no one spoke with all these other alibi witnesses.o you take any responsibility, saying to the lead detective, by the way, i put something in the folder. the guy said he had 13 alibi witnesses. did anyone call them? >> i most likely did. here. i took the statement of i may have said i would suggest that you have all these people speak with you. >> would it be upsetting to you if they didn't do that? >> sure. why not? with that information that i got that night, i would assume that those people would have been spoken to. if that didn't happen, i would feel things were left out. >> i also find another former detective who worked on the rosario case. carls kruger. he was the one who showed the main eyewitness books of mug shots hours after the crime. he said he needs to refresh his memory so i show him the police reports. >> we have people i.d.'ing him saying he definitely did the shooting. it is irrelevant. he can say anything he wants. we have eyewitnesses. >> i think a lot of people would be surprised that the onus is not on the detec

great days lie ahead for our two peoples and our two countries.n behalf of our nation, i think you for joining us today for this great honor. thank you very much. >> jon: vicki very much, mr. president. can i start by saying i am so pleased i've been able to be here today. thank you for inviting me so soon after your inauguration. and i am delighted congratulate you on what was a stunning election victory. as you say, the invitation is an indication that the strength and importance of the special relationship that exists between our two countries, their relationship based on the bonds of history, family, kinship, and common interests. in a further sign of the importance of that relationship, i have today been able to convey her majesty the queen's hopes that president trump and the first lady would pay a state visit to the united kingdom later this year, and i'm delighted that the president has accepted that invitation. today we discussed a number of topics, and there is much on which we agree. the president has mentioned foreign policy, we were d

monday, clouds and sun, 39 degrees, maybe a snow shower or two around. tuesday, mostly cloudy and breezy, high of 42. wednesday, lots of clouds, 42 degrees once again, there could be a mixed rain or snow shower thrown in there, as well. thursday, brisk and chilly, ground hog day, 36. friday, 34 degrees. >> chris you got snow yesterday. >> reporter: i a got a flake. >> i would like to remind you can get the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and live look at double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> well, this morning the philadelphia auto show opened last night. many car enthusiasts got an up-close preview. the black tie tailgate at the pennsylvania convention center, gave people a chance to dine and dance. "action news" anchor, rick williams was on hand, and so was 6abc general manager and president, bernie prazenica. that event benefits neurology at children's hospital philadelphia. melissa magee has a sneak peek inside the show. >> the pennsylvania convention center becomes the city's most exclusive parking lot. seven hundred vehicles on displa

chicago is a place where he based his two national campaigns.hicago is the place where he met his wife, raised his family. chicago is an important part of obama's story. >> reporter: this weekend began tweeting items of remarkable progress over last eight years including after decade of rising health care costs today nearly every american now has access to the financial security of affordable health care, a claim critics questioned. >> it is unclear, first of all , how many more people have health care or health care insurance, those are different things, then before obama care a lot of the growth in obama care exchange insurance is i am is reply people hoff lost the plans that they like that were forced now into these worst obama care plans. >> reporter: on wednesday the president will meet with capitol hill democrats to talk about meeting a strategy to say what many regard as his signature legislative accomplishment, obama care passed without a single g.o.p. vote. president tweeted about gains in the economy, bringing u.s. troops home and bols

and two years old. three year old twin girls and two older girls, 10 and 117zn ys old. i understand there may be a space heater involved here. we don't know. we know there was one in the house. those things, as we know. you have to make sure you have all the protections possible on them because you just don't know what the capacity and capability of them are when it comes to taking care of a household. when we got here it was pretty heavy smoke. you could see the flames coming through the roof, the windows. it just kept coming and coming. they were really pretty intense. it would seem like he would get a handle l on it and then boom, it would keep coming back. home in baltimore's ham l l ton neighborhood was built nearly a century ago. i has three stories. we'll be going through the debris. it's going to be a very, very slow process. we're trying not to disturb any of the remains. it's going to be what we call a hand dig. by thursday night this dark hole filled with heavy hearts and hope for healing for

at least then shot dead two attackers. two other people were killed.rities say it is likely kurdish rebels behind the attack. that is your "dw news" at this hour. more at the top of the hour, and you can find us on facebook and twitter. i am sarah harman in berlin. thank you for watching, and do stay with us. ♪ >>> this week on "wealthtrack," two retirement prose, fredrik axsater and brigitte madrian have workable solutions to solve the retirement savings crisis. what they are and what individuals can do for themselves are next on consuelo mack "wealthtrack." ♪ >>> new york life along with mainstays family of mutual funds offers investment and retirement solutions so you can help your clients keep good going. >> additional funding provided

it actually lowered the bridge by an inch or two. tomorrow will be the first morning rush hour without the bridge and with the bad weather, drivers being urged to come up with a backup plan. >> potential for rain and heavy wind enough to make for a slow mute. now a massive detour 42,000 vehicles daily use the bridge over the turnpike with the delaware closed indefinitely after a crew discovered this crack in a steel trust. engineers stabilized the bridge and will spend two weeks evaluating how to fix it with the actually repair potentially keeping the bridge closed for a month or longer. these big rigs normally wouldn't be parked here. some of the truckers. like leave butler who covers 48 states are looking for detours but >> the roads around here and the weight limits going to cause major problems for the trucks getting in and out of jersey, philadelphia, and this here came out of ohio on the way to trenton, and now have to go ten miles farther. >> reporter: as a result, expect big backups at other nearby crossings including the bur

recessions, it looks like there is basically two years of declining revenue, is it generally two-year, slumps when you look at it from a percentage basis? >> yeah, each of the last two recessions felt a little bit different. the dot com bust was more acute here in san francisco, likewise the bounce back was sharp, kind of what we called a vshaped recession, and the most recent one was a little bit more of a u, but again, a very sharp snap back after really a couple of downed years and the different recessions are going to feel different in how they impact our revenue and these are probably relatively quick recoveries but on average, i think that we generally say two to three year recovery. during a given recession. okay. >> and i guess, as i think about it, it is obviously revenue but it is also smoothing out a pension and what that does from our general fund perspective. >> and one of the things that we started doing in the financial plan and we did this in the last document as a city is including a recession, scenario. and so we are not projecting a recession to occur during this pe

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but it was a great conversation. >> where are things now between these two? >> this is a very delicate thing for president obama try to figure out. knows that he's probably best used if he can get in donald trump's ear. so you know that if your, as karen said nice to him and say something complimentary as the last thing he's heard he's more likely to take your call. at the same time donald trump doesn't like wooses. he doesn't like people who always kiss his butt, so to speak, getting him food or bowing down. he likes people that can mix it up. you saw that crinkle in his eye, a little bit of a smile when he said aside from a couple of statements here and there. i think it's an interesting line to walk. as long as it doesn't get too personal i think president obama is trying to figure out a way to show that he's tough. >> jackie, this is personal? right? here is donald trump who ran as the anti-obama and is poised to roll back much of what obama has been able to do. >> of course, it's personal. this quickly becomes not about president obama and how trump reac

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i sat down with the two comedy legends. >> here.rought you some chocolates. >> these comedy legends go way back. >> i've loved this girl since i first saw her on the betty white show. how many years ago? >> 75. >> i was under her husband's command in the pacific. captain alan ludden was my capta captain. >> reporter: their career spanned over seven decades but you could say these two are still young and hungry. carl guest stars as her long, lot of love >> you two also played together in "hot in cleveland." >> yes. >> what was a reunion like? is. >> we were lovers in that. i actually kissed her on the mouth. >> not necessarily on camera, but -- >> she's still quick with the come-backs. betty just celebrated her 95th birthday last week. >> for your birthday if robert redford were going to take to you dinner, would you rather have it at a restaurant or at your house? >> if robert redford was going to take me out, he wouldn't have been able to take me out to dinner, i would have fainted and never come back. >> we have to set this up. >>

about two hours.itoring four or five other cities from the west coast to the midwest to the south. this is chicago's o'hare. trump, you're fired. those are similar signs we've seen. those who reject the executive order also questioning his leadership at this moment. and that is in chicago's o'hare airport. the busiest airport in the united states. we also have reports of those detained at dulles airport in virginia. new york city's jfk as i just mentioned, san francisco international, and as well as dallas-ft. worth. dfw. we are following all of those this hour as we break into normal programming. i'm going to new york city's jfk terminal four whereas i was just mentioning, michael george from our nbc station in new york city joins us right now. there was a protest and then a vigil planned at 6:00 p.m. where are we at right now? what does it look like? >> well, it is unprecedented, what we're seeing here. the protests are still going strong. you can see hundreds of people out here at jfk. we're right

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this is st there are two of them. as soon as i had that picture, i was desperate to find out who that other child was. >> reporter: jennifer with the help of facebook eventually finds the other mother and gracie. >> it's the craziest thing in the world to look at your child kp exactly. everything was the same. the same hair. the same glasses. the same outfits. that was the moment i knew that they were the same. >> it was so crazy to be looking at what looked like gracie but knowing that it wasn't gracie. >> right. >> yeah. it's just surreal. it's hard to process that information. >> reporter: now the twin girls coming face to face for the first time. audrey, are you ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: you want to do this? >> all right. >> reporter: come over here and stand right here. okay. you ready? i'm going to back away. moment. all right. gracie, come on out meet your sister. [ applause ] >> how are you two feeling right now? your first impressions of seeing your sister? >> excited, happy. >> it's overwhelming. >> audre

two tea ms two teams that caused upsets in the 80s.mou denied twice in the first half. dons striker tom elliott had a header cleared off the line in stoppage time, but neither side could find a winner. and they'll do it all again. it was excellent, for 0—0. two neighbours. here's sutton captainjamie collins, but first his manager paul doswell. you can get wrapped up in that game. big chance. i thought the goalkeeper made some very good seats. we have done ourselves credit. at home, we always fancy ourselves against anybody. we have struggled away from home recently. to be honest, we had some better chances in the first hour. but we're going to take that draw. go to their place. another great day. when we talk about the fa cup, we're always talking about magic. the lowest—ranked team in the third round, stourbridge, have been knocked out by wycome. 2—1 the final score, but wycombe left it late. this is the game that i watched. seventh tier! did so well! wycombe were made to wait for the break through but they did go in front early in th

terminal two, the big terminal. terminal one after this was over, a united pilot is getting off his plane in terminal one. so the next terminal over, way away, said he smelled gunpowder, which panicked people a little bit. that began to empty out terminal one. then there was a report of gun fire. a report of gun fire in the parking garage outside terminal two. when you get a report of gun fire, for instance, you call 911. i say shots fired. then 911 will dispatch to the officers, shots fired. ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport in the parking garage. i'm confident the reports was shots fired. i'm confident the police reported what was said to them. shots fired. i'm confident tsa issued an active shooter situation. there's a report of a shooter. there's just been a shooting here. if there's another report of a shooting, we have to take it seriously. be with history as our guide in the aftermath of major events, there are always, i say "always", 90% of the time, another report of something that turned out n

two on one, micheal haley, to tommy wingels for the snapshot.dle of the second period, power play joe thornton, using the boards here. to bounce it to joe pavelski who flips it in, and the sharks go on to win by a score of 3-2. >>> russell westbrook, in addition to k.d. now has a grudge against zaza pachulia. they'll meet in okc in february. >> nice to see they do call traveling. >>> all right, well, abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobil devices

we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers.um-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> good tuesday morning. it is 5:14. no umbrellas needed. chillier temperatures. we have a view of the satellite. on the radar we are seeing rain well to the north of us. what to expect this week, three storms and up to five inches of rain possible. elevated flood concerns by the weekend. tails on this coming up at 5:17. >>> as we're looking at the roadways, the tri-valley is on the outskirts for 580. >>> thank you very much, mike and kari. you mentioned the rains. the ground is still wet out there. crews in the east bay working overnight to clear a tree that fell across a busy road in alamo. it fell at midnight near danville bailiff. it damaged part of a nearby home. everything was cleared before 3:00 a.m. >>> nearly significance weeks after the oakland warehouse fire and we are hearing from the parents of one of the few people able to make it out alive. sam maxwell is still relearning how to breathe after being in a coma. >> go into a room that was full

the two leaders will talk by phone.anne conway said trump and putin will talk about how to fight terrorism. trump's cia director mike pompeo said russia is doing little to stop isis. russia has supplied syria with weapons in the civil war. syria is one of the muslim nations that president trump is imposing a four month halt to immigration. the council of sulk relations is is -- islamic relaneses is -- relations is expected to sue. >>> the march for life took part in washington yesterday. this year, mike pence become also the first sitting vice president to address participants. he promised that the trump administration will support their cause. >> president donald trump will announce the supreme court nominee whole uphold the god giving liberties. >> trump administration banned foreign aid to abortion providers a broad. >>> george hw bush could go home from a texas hospital this weekend. he has been treated for pneumonia. mr. bush took his last round of antibiotics on thursday, the spokesperson for the 41st president sa

unit that's number two we are creating unit none will live in you get our two unit because of minimumize none will live there maybe airbnb and the density same thing i think the issue that i'm struggling with the some of these are go ideas we have to make sure we have a our friends the building inspection on board to make that easy to expand without notification and can't have an issue to demolish a building you have to put tight rules and have to enforce it otherwise people are going to find a way to gain the system we see that all the time with georgia swedishs pictures we have to say dbi involved otherwise we'll not make progress we see this all the time i think end - we have to allow more flexibility i think someone brought up you have kids gone and you want to rent that and the kids come home but you can't no fault in and out you can't i'm assuming you may not have that flexibility i agree we need to look at vacancies we have a vacant should we have who is affording a tax where 24 percent of units are being owned by a investor lastly i think from a data in richmond point of view

now it's round two. >> and then you can see, it is cracking right now. >> two days ago, one day ago, that was not happening. >> reporter: the heavy trunk of this redwood tree in his backyard is dangerously close to giving way. >> the saturation from all the storms last week and now a little more. >> reporter: it could come crashing down on to his home and his neighbor's house at any time. >> scary. i'm sure this isn't the only tree. all of a sudden it has become an immediate problem. >> we're trying to keep the water from this spot. >> and wet weather is causing immediate problems for them. >> i'm scared. what will happen, we get same thing. >> last week she lost wlefrg her home flooded. >> i think we're done. >> just give us a break. enough time to dry out. >> reporter: back in orinda. the city declared a state of emergency after this large sinkhole opened up after the recent storms. more rain is just making it worse. >> if we had good weather, we would have a pipe in there right now. and this thing would be open in a week or so. now we're looking at a month. >> reporter: with all t

there are two broad a nts looking into it. there are two broad ants as we could give.struggling to find full-time work. ryan is someone working part—time for low wages. before we get onto whether you it or not, what your hours are, and what you are paid. i'm paid 7.25 per hour. but in terms of my hours, i've only guaranteed four hours per week. it can dip drastically from anywhere between four and 36 hours and anywhere in between. you were shaking your head vehemently when you said some people are choosing this. are you choosing that? absolutely not. it's certainly been thrust upon me. i left school in 2007 and went straight into a full—time permanent contract. i lost myjob through the financial crash, we nt myjob through the financial crash, went to university and it was a big culture shock. it seemed full—time permanent contracts were no longer in style, at least for the employers, when i came out. i've had a stream of temporaryjobs with insecure and unstable hours since. andrew, do you think that's there? full—time permanent contract is no longer in style? it seems

. >> and two comedy legends op their seven-decade hollywood friendship.e're with betty white and carl reiner. >> i actually kissed her on the mouth. >> not necessarily on camera. >>> now for january 23rd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> it looks as if corinne is wearing an engagement ring. did she just give away the whole season of "the bachelor?" >>> gwen fstefani's ex says he regrets getting divorced. but gwen was not looking back this weekend. >> reporter: gwen surprised the crowd inxi performance. the couple actually had a romantic getaway. fun time together on the beach. hey. while these two are clearly going strong, gwen's ex is opening up for the first time about his ex and the split. he told "us" magazine, apart from death, i think divorce is the single most painful thing to go through. >> got a divorce or whatever. for me it surely was a shock. horrible, crazy explosion in my life. >> at the time there were allegations gavin had a three-year away with the couple's nanny. he does not confirm the rumors but says -- "obviously i have to de