there was a woman on this ledge threatening to jump.s like she's standing right above that, when you see there's a bit of a lip. they're distracting her, while you see another officer jump over the other side and swiftly go around the corner and just grab her, effectively saving her life. he didn't just save the life of this woman. according to some reports, she was two months pregnant at this time. >> wow. >> this officer wang hobin is getting a lot of attention and praise because of what he did and also sounds like he was a former gymnast which maybe helped his ability to do this. nevertheless this is a very dangerous situation and they are 16 stories up. >> goes to show why it was just a smooth move for him. once he gets over the ledge, and he walks toward her, he just gracefully helps lift her up and that was it. >> when he finishes the rescue does he go -- >> nobody likes a hero cop more than the mothers of single ladies and reports say that since the video has gone viral they found out about this eligible bachelor, they've been ca

there was a woman on this ledge threatening to jump.s like she's standing right above that, when you see there's a bit of a lip. they're distracting her, while you see another officer jump over the other side and swiftly go around the corner and just grab her, effectively saving her life. he didn't just save the life of this woman. according to some reports, she was two months pregnant at this time. >> wow. >> this officer wang hobin is getting a lot of attention and praise because of what he did and also sounds like he was a former gymnast which maybe helped his ability to do this. nevertheless this is a very dangerous situation and they are 16 stories up. >> goes to show why it was just a smooth move for him. once he gets over the ledge, and he walks toward her, he just gracefully helps lift her up and that was it. >> when he finishes the rescue does he go -- >> nobody likes a hero cop more than the mothers of single ladies and reports say that since the video has gone viral they found out about this eligible bachelor, they've been ca

we celebrate his legacy and we ledge to fight for his dream of equality, freedom, justice, and peace. i will now sign the proclamation making january 15th, 2018, the martin luther king, jr. federal holiday and encourage all americans to obvious this day with acts of civic work and community service in honor of dr. king's extraordinary life and his great legacy. thank you, god bless you all. and god bless america. and with that i would like to ask a -- great trend of mine secretary carson or for remarks, then we're going to be signing the very important proclamation. thank you very much. ben. thank you mr. president. honor to be here today. celebrating this psalm occasion. and i thank you for signing legislation to designate the birthplace, church, and tomb of dr. martin luther king as a national historic park. his monumental struggle for civil rights earned these places in his life, pate, and death the same honor as mount vernon and that famous humble log cabin in illinois. this april, we will observe the 50th anniversary of dr. king's assassination. i remember so vividly that day as

i would get a sandwich and i would sit on that ledge. and -- >> jimmy: it's so sad to me. >> yeah.t somewhere. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i mean you sat right in the middle of a window, but it's like -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe you really wanted the attention. [ laughter ] >> no it's -- >> jimmy: you -- you could have sat here. >> no, it was -- here's the cool thing is that the ledge is still there. i mean we're talking 1975 -- >> jimmy: that's why i loved it. i loved it. >> and the ledge is still there and i was sitting there and i just went, "you know what? i want to be a comedian and i don't even know if i'm funny. but i want to do this and i'm just going to do it." >> jimmy: that's my favorite part of the movie i think. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i loved it so much 'cause it's so real. [ cheers and applause ] it was great and it has a happy ending! it's got a great ending! >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love that -- i was trying to think back when i was -- i decided to be a a comedian and you have those moments like that. but that was -- it's one of those moments like that. i di

carries with it a huge advantage at least twenty one people suffered breathing problems alternate ledge chemical attack on a rebel held enclave near damascus rebels in the syrian observatory for human rights are accusing the syrian government of being behind the attack they say white smoke was released officer and government forces fired a barrel ger rockets into duma a similar attack was reported there were in general the thirteenth causing seven cases of suffocation is in eastern guta which has been besieged by government forces since two thousand and thirteen four hundred thousand people trapped. you know to say it's vice president my parents has visited the western wall in occupied east jerusalem during the second and final day of his visit to israel the wall in the old city is one of the holiest sites in judaism hence was shown around the site by a rabbi earlier in the day he met the israeli president ruben rivlin and to the well of course memorial aid workers in the democratic republic of congo warning of mass starvation because of continuing conflict they say three million people

the syrian observatory for human rights the war came more than one hundred lives more than twenty ledged to be civilians the turkish president joined a funeral on tuesday for a soldier killed the previous day ad one dismissed international criticism of the offensive saying the situation at hand means it's not possible to listen to every country's take. these are pictures filmed by the kut ish militia group. turkish media report that fighting between the the turkish army and its allies is intensifying in the direction of freeing. turkey claims a threat is growing at its. i cry considers the y.p. g. to be the syrian faction of the p.k. k. which sees as a terror group reacting to attack u.s. military attacks in recent days has shelled texas border towns claiming civilian lives while many techs were you for it at the start the mill changed. neither for soldiers nor. for civilians must not have been quoted both sides of the border fear what operationalise branch could still bring. in jones is in istanbul and joins me now from there through the turkish president has spoken out saying that he's

product, talk about a strong dollar or weak dollar to boost expert like saying we should increase ledge of a ruler or shorten a minute, you know what i mean? >> i know what you mean. i agree. with the dollar we want a stronger dollar, because it allows us to have -- it is a measure am, to your point, of our economy. the strength of our country. a measurement of how our country is doing. liz: tie youn ty brennan tie yo. >> thank you. >> white house sending a new immigration blueprint to senate, we're staying on davos story, media take on the icy reception that president got. this size former obama secretary of state john kerry reportedly telling palestinians, go after trump, criticize trump, not the u.s. talk that john kerry may make a run for presidency in 2020. both those stories after this. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity

but in an analysis of earmarks by wusa 9 and the database ledge virginia cashed out. in virginia alone nearly $1 billion went to fort bellmar. one of the largest projects since the pentagon. it's the giant headquarters of the national intelligence agency. in maryland. calls that labeled earmarks quote, the gate way drug to corruption and overspending. >> what about draining the swamp. well the president said that more controls would be needed but based on the backlash so far that may not be any time soon. >> earmarks have hooked us up here in the dmz. >> the argument is that even though air marks help. >> right when you have the powerful people in your area. >> thank you. >>> today ecuador granted julian julian. he's currently wanted for jumping bail in britain authorities insist he leave the embassy to face justice. >> so maryland school officials are considering a new ban. parents , students, and community leaders spoke in favor of the ban in a night. according to the caro county times the board is looking to take legal action. that's when he left med star at washin

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dominated by meeting camp daivrdz and administration out agenda 018 and find out what dig product ledge to tabling next. they have to be at the tomorrow of the whis for the house bill is m coming up on january 19 and potentially tie todd that budget bill is immigration rewarm. the the llisten which again we should point out before the election was all said to be paid for my mexico and also including tightening rules for allowing unaccompanied minors to come into the u.s. and limiting chain mall graix. 16 debate on immigration reform is because back in tort asked. he is a time served for being fell on in possession of a firearm. he was aquiingted of murder and assault in november and bullet from the gun found 3 bullet from the gun found 32-year-old kate steinly in san francisco which is sanctuary idly and the case sparked debate about sanctuary city policies. >> i believe this case was political and use inappropriately by other side. we treated this case as we owe would have any similar case we're comfortable the system worked the way it was meant to be. >> by all means at home enjoy a n

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there is to be a ledge are slags to go in to stop people from undermining the russian investigation and prevent mueller from being fired. we go to white house where we find our correspondent boris sanchez. is the president or the white house respond fing to the the n efforts to prevent him from firing the special counsel? >> we have reached out to the ask about the democrats pushing for these bills to be in talks as some democrats have indicated they may do, but no response from the white house. these bills were introduced in august, and there are two separate bills and both of them cospore cospore -- cosponsored for the republicans in this legislation in the past summer and fall when there were assurances are from the white house, prand the administration ta that there was no plan in place to fire robert mueller, and the push for these bills subsided and in light of the recent reporting that cnn has confirmed that the president has told his legal koun stole have robert mueller fired, you now have a renewed push by the democrats and chuck schumer is putting out the statement saying it i

government in two thousand and sixteen in the aftermath thousands of civil servants were arrested over a ledge of links to the coup however the purge spread to anyone perceived as critical including academics writers and journalists we met a court reporter who observes and documents the sentences passed on them every day all the while knowing she could be the next victim of justice. at breakfast shanahan shakun isn't ready checking to see if they have been any more arrests for years the thirty year old has worked as a court reporter covering the trials of her colleagues and i think i check if other journalists were imprisoned since the police weren't at my place at five am they could have struck somewhere else. she has lost her sense of humor without it she says she wouldn't be able to last in her job. she reports from the heavily guarded palace of justice in istanbul the place where freedom of press in turkey came to an end i would joke there to be just like every day when i walk over to this place to play out i see this building as some kind of a norm as monster awaiting me with an ugly grim

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also ahead, a man stands precariously on a ledge as he angrily throws items from a hotel window duringhour police stand off. >> a volcano spews hot lava and ash prompting warnings to be ready for an evacuation. >> cool pictures though. as we take a look right now we're looking at cold temperatures this morning, most of us in the teens and of course the wind chills are making it feel worse. single digit numbers across the region. we'll have more coming up on how things go today and when the next warmup occurs and the next chance of precipitation. it's all ahead in the seven-day. >> tens of thousands of villagers who live near a volcano in the philippines have been warned to be ready to evacuate. a violent eruption could come at any moment. it has belching red hot lava and molten rock into the sky. the region is on an alert level four out of a scale of five which indicates a more violent eruption could be imminent. >> we have a super blue blood moon. >> yes, it is a super blue blood moon. >> kyree name it. >> sure. >> it is the really close moon that appears full twice in the same month

were children still have to walk four miles to school they don't have clean drinking water arctic ledges leading to the reality in which to developing part of the world will trail hopelessly behind the developed a fantastic question and reflection now a number one over the course of the last thirty forty years we have and by we i mean the world we have lifted so many people out of out to meet the poverty that today you could argue that we have one to one and a half billion people that still live below the poverty line which is of course. horrifying what we can see though. is that technology the way we think of it today the fact that we trade with each other seem to create value also in the most poor corners of the world so a decent assumption is that if we continue along the lines we see today with global trade human interaction and cross borders we will probably have eradicated poverty the way we define it today in about ten years and then we'll have to redefine poverty to feel like we're maybe headed into a high tech low life into cyberpunk i mean they use twitter in kenya to prevent s

that ledge to be uses in the interests of the of the national interest now we have in the in that u.n. security council they they appear they impose sanctions that are legal in forcible and nations are required to impose impose them but you know you have veto powers by the u.s. china u.k. france who can use those b. two powers to protect their friends now those veto powers and the u.n. security council is the main venue where real sanctions can be imposed on on states for doing things that will disapproves of unless the u.n. security council is going to impose a a arms embargo on saudi arabia. all those other treaties are of you know you call them second order issues they are moral indignation but they they have they don't have the same impact under international law now. in the in the case of iraq. you know they had arms embargoes imposed on them by the u.n. security council and countries respect them and countries and individuals in the breach them were prosecuted quite considerably in the united kingdom so that the u.k. has quite a robust process for. in forcing u.n. security manda

been prevented from talking about equal pay following the resignation of their china editor over a ledge salary discrimination artie's polly boyko as the story. carrie gracie has resigned as the b.b.c.'s china editor and she's penned this open letter where she explains that last summer when the b.b.c. revealed the salaries of its highest paid staff she discovered that the two men who do the same job as her essentially as international editors but in other regions get paid much more than the two women who do those jobs as well take a listen to what she had to say master law i learned that in the previous financial year the two men at least fifty percent more than the two women these revelations damaged the trust of b.b.c. stuff gary gracie said the only solution that she had for her b.b.c. bosses would be for all four international editors at the b.b.c. to be paid the same amount and crucially she wasn't after a pay rise she simply wanted equal pay however her bosses at the b.b.c. instead offered her a substantial pay rise but one that was nowhere near equal pay and she says that the b.b.

you know ledge comments have triggered backlash from around the world a spokesperson for the un described him as racist haiti's envoy to the us called the remark misguided while the country's former president accused of ignorance the incident an outrage in africa with botswana uganda and the outrage in africa with botswana uganda and the african union all condemning his alleged words we discussed the incident with investigative journalist patrick hannifin and shaheen from the u.k. labor party i certainly don't believe the president i certainly do believe. has said some very strong very harsh very cruel and very undiplomatic what about other nations trump has been relatively safe disgraceful message in a state comments that he made in the run up to the election he still managed to win but. he is not he's certainly not going to make america great again by making these ridiculous gaffes on the world stage if you look at the media reporting over the last eighteen months with anything related to donald trump dossiers that are presented to the media of things that he supposedly did or things he

ministers or declaring secret meetings with foreign governments we have people senior people of a ledge the endangered the lives of british subjects abroad is to raise money for this no she's not finished and i think you've got to look at what each of those items individually to get the true picture of it there's no point in getting worked up and jumping on the on the back of them and i think it will be totally wrong to say that either theresa may or this concerted government is finished you think it was wise of johnson to. in a sense echoed the iranian revolutionary guard corps allegation that the british subject was indeed a journalist a lot of charity work well the thing you can't do is to is to hide things and and lying to foreign governments and i think that what morris said was. was actually appropriate and i say that has his normal critique of boris johnson and i think it was it was perfectly appropriate even if it endangered the lives of the rain ians are a terrible regime they are causing a huge amount of of of upset really that is your view surely the important issue is to sav

it would be ledge cogical to le investigation come to its natural conclusion. >> in the senate, "the new york times" and "washington post" say democrats plan to include legislation to protect mueller. this is part of continuing budget negotiations. republican senator lindsey graham co-sponsoring yet another measure. helping us navigate through the latest, nbc white house correspondent geoff bennett. "time" magazine's jane bennett small. we will talk about with former federal prosecutor cynthia oxney. geoff, there's new reaction in the fallout of this mueller report. what all can you tell us? >> good afternoon, alex. still no official denial from the white house about president trump's reported attempt to fire robert mueller, the personal counsel, last june, just a month after he was appointed. we saw the president there yesterday still in davos, saying it was all fake news. look, the white house has a serious credibility gap on this issue. as a consequence of repeatedly and vehemently denying for months that president trump even considered firing mueller, let alone taking steps to or

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minister is not declaring secret meetings with foreign governments we have people senior people of a ledge the endangered the lives of british subjects abroad is to resume finished no she's not finished and i think you've got to look at what each of those items individually to get the true picture of it there's no point in getting worked up and jumping on the on the back of them and i think will be totally wrong to say that either theresa may or this concerted government is finished you think it was wise of johnson to in a sense echo the iranian revolutionary guard corps allegation that the british subject was indeed a journalist some of the charity work well the thing you can't do is to hide things and and lie.

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shooting incident it was closed in july when an israeli security guard shot dead two jordanians over the ledge to attack the guard was allowed to return to israel under diplomatic immunity the average temperature on earth last year was hot enough to make twenty seven thousand among the three warmest years on record the us government's space and atmospheric agencies have published their annual global temperature report showing a continuing trend of long term warming temperatures heat relief from the oceans may also have played a role in boosting the readings pope francis has arrived in peru on the second leg of his south american tour the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to leave by peruvian president petro public goods in ski during his trip is expected to meet indigenous people. emirates has thrown a lifeline to the world's largest passenger jets the dubai based airline has ordered twenty a three eighty s. with the option to buy sixteen more the sixteen billion dollars deal is vital for plane maker air bus it's the first order for the super jumbo in three years airbus had previ

years derogatory language to describe countries like haiti el salvador and parts of africa it's a ledge donald made the comments during a white house meeting on draft immigration legislation but the claims have already drawn outrage from around the world including from the united nations who put call vill from the u.n. human rights office says if true the president's remarks were nothing but racist these shocking shameful comments from the president of the united states sorry but there's no other work on can use but racist you cannot dismiss the entire countries and continents shitholes whose entire populations who are not white. formal welcome. well we think being gaining reaction in some of the countries at large they refer to what they're saying with. this that means that he's a president who's destabilizing a president of all the words who is unacceptable in the name of the haitian people we as part of a patriotic emergency that is a party for real change in haiti we demand that donald trump apologize before the entire african continent as well as before haiti the country whose bloo

tony: ledge end. not to be forgotten. jim: you spent a lot of saturday afternoons with him.ng to set a mark. you are tied to this historical nugget. he is going be the oldest quarterback to ever win a post-season game and breaks the mark that belonged to brett photographer when favre and the vikings beat the dallas cowboys' squad. tony: onside kick, here, jim. jim: they opened their season with an onside kick. and that closes their season and both of them didn't work. tony: they didn't. but i like the adepress i haveness to open the season and sends a message. they are going to go back to the scored board and how to close it against this patriots' team. no one else is going to care about this. if i'm on offense. but you don't know if tennessee is going to use the time-outs. can we down this and look at the coach. referee: offside, kicking team, five-yard penalty is added to the play. reset the game clock. jim: do we finish the game? tony: down, are you taking the game out? and he must have looked over and told him sometimes opposing coaches say down, down, and tell you, we w

he can be talked off the ledge. he listens to reason. and that's what i share with people. this president is really engaged. i'm not sure i met anybody who works harder than he does, any longer hours. him bey may have seen tired. i've never seen what i would recognize as any fatigue. which is, i know how hard this business is. i know the drain that always being on costs you physically and mentally. and he does it as well as anybody i've seen. steve: two final points. first, what next for you? secretary perry: i'm going to do my best to spend the next 36 months making this agency as resultse and long-term oriented as i can. after history basically has said that for years is about the longest anybody serves, there has certainly been changes. served eight years as secretary of the navy. but i'm really happy where i am. this is a great agency. almost 40% of people who work here are veterans. i got extraordinary respect for our veteran population. they are hard-working and it's an agency that has some amazing opportunities to change the world from a technology standpoint every -

so i feel protected... creet boutue >>> well down at the shores storm turned ledged blizzard. this is what is it looked like in wildwood and a drive up to ocean city there was a similar scene. john rawlins gives us a closer look. >> the boardwalk at ocean city. 19 degrees rough surf and high winds and no people. the storm moved in overnight has out paced snowplows within minutes of clearing route 9 at somers point snow returning covering the road. and this man spend the shuttingle medical personnel. >> it's not easy to get around and the side streets are not easy and eventually people will get se streets. >> this was the corrector bridge in ocean city. ocean city itself appeared to be a gnd the dizy, faced with deteriorating conditions, the of t restaurant was contemplating opening. >> it's bad and 12 inches of snow in the street and g some places bare.utal. >> two concerns for the emergency management coordinator back by flooding and possible power outages. >> psually equ loss of heat and we have to provide for people to come in warm somewhome people opting to walk-in stead o

on the ledges below, you can see hospital workers hiding.ed -- the terrorists detonate the grenades strapped to their chests. they murdered more than 50 people that day. afghans normally bury their dead in a simple cloth shroud. that's not possible when bodies are obliterated by suicide kabul's carpenters have turned to something new, making coffins. >> there is also greater demand. for prosthetic limbs. this, orthopedic clinic is run by the international committee of the red cross. you said the security situation is not getting any better. >> definitely not. we cannot say, i don't see any improvement. >> dr. alberto cairo has worked at the clinic for 27 years. he told us, he is treating more and more victims of terror attacks. >> so you know, many people, far away from here think this war is over. >> what? the war is over. please. please. how can they thing of anything like this. >> the wore is going on. >> people are desperate. people are, they have lost the hope. >> why do you say people have lost hope. >> if you kid that the life span, o

canadian thing, we are worried, and going to trump and saying we need to take a step back off the ledgeabigail: welcome back to "bloomberg best." ubs held its greater china investment conference in shanghai this week. tom mackenzie caught up with sergio ermotti for an exclusive interview and asked for his thoughts on the global macroeconomic climate. do >> we continue to see a robust economic growth. the 3.8% we saw, the mix of this growth is going to be -- we will probably lose momentum in the u.s., or not a strong as 2017. some from the rebound of commodity prices, generally speaking. on the other end, we expect brazil and india to develop well. we need to watch on the other end the repercussions of the normalization of monetary policy. >> are the u.s. beginning to look frothy? is that synchronized recovery underpinning valuations? >> i think we can say that starting the year we believe -- is a good place to be. valuation across all asset classes are high. >> what are you seeing in terms of trading, volatility? are we starting to see a pickup now? >> january is too early in the quarte

. >> this is ledge ate musment park in middle of mall which for philadelphians they're weird. if they have this in the middle at willow grove twhasz wow get. as media members we are, when the super bowl comes around we're accustomed to hearing miami or new orleans ar arizona on a, something nice and warm and we're got netting that right now. i know eagles fans if they can have a super bowl in qwam it doesn't matter where it would be just as long as they're in a super bowl. >> it's strange because by the way we just noticed a half dozen players or more walk mall here. eagles player jake elliot and hill and matt collins. guys got off the flights and checked into hotel and they're walking a round with cameras out like hey you need an extra pair of mrovz. we're in a perfect place to do that. i think coaches always talk about focus. >> all you have is a distraction. >> i don't think it's kind of distraction that really draws in grown men. the last time spent this much time in i amal i was 16. that's where you find all the girls. you go out and hang out at the mall your friend the p

. >> john adams said every democracy eventually commits suicide we're like one step off the ledge. >>thing about this country is we've been able to continue to expand the meeting of democracy who is included and we're taking real risks now. and when you take something for granted, a relationship, a country, you tend to lose it. and so, i think it's very important that people say you get historical, you liberal snow flakes, you republican traders, no, there are some things more important and having a country that could have this many people working together and disagreeing passionately and still constructively that is precious in this world and worth defending. >> this is the cover of the new yorker. the new cover is showing the president trying to dig himself out of a hole. >> maybe a shithole. >> took the words out dugot it first van. >> thank you all. when we come back what does the republican caucus think of the president calling african nations shithole countries, that's next. people keep asking me if i miss the mayhem?stuff, does waiting around trying to protect your house from a

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right tone, the right words, hitting the middle ground, pushing you on, but not pushing you over a ledge, and i think that's what makes a great leader and it's something that america needs so much more of today. >> reporter: the historic moment wasn't lost as hundreds honored dr. king by marching the streets from willie mays plaza at at&t park stopping to talk about why they're here. >> i feel like we should do more of this more often. we should just get together. what's what martin wanted. >> number 45 in there, we got to stick to the. we got to do more. >> reporter: people march for change. latrice morton's children weren't born yet, but she wants them to remember. >> it's important for my kids to understand that what we're doing today is for their future. martin luther king jr. and many others did this for them to do it, for me to do it. ♪ [ singing ] >> reporter: helen lamar's song take my hand precious lord. the sound track to history brought back memories. >> i know what it is to have a black fountain on one side with warm water while others were drinking from a refrigerated founta

the reforms you discussed and i've discussed and one way to do would be doing it through those state ledgislatures. because the dysfunction in washington is not good for our individual state governments either. >> well thank you so much for that. i'm really glad we had the chance to talk about this in a more serious way. the drama will be over. we don't know exactly when. i'm not going to ask you to predict because i don't think anyone knows. he's have you back and talk about the long term reforms that we need. i think we're on the same wavelength. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you, steve. >> let's bring in your panel, fox news contributor tommy lauren, former senior aid to chuck schumer, michael to bin and political analyst amy holmes. i'm going to go straight to -- i'm going to take you as representing chuck schumer. he couldn't be here with us tonight. >> let's be careful. i'll get some angry calls. i'm not actually representing. >> it seems to me that schumer is actually quite a reasonable maker, would like to do the deal. doesn't want to hold things up in the way