a decision made by a mayor or a congressman or congresswoman or a senator or a president is something that affects us, which it obviviously does, then we all get tto participate. "well, uh, let's see. in where you work, what they make affects your life." how they make it with this chemical or that, that affects your health, your life. whetherer they do it here or thy fire you and do it in another country, you bet that affects your life. so what exactly is your participation in the decisions you have to live with the results of? answer--nothing. you come to work, and you do what you're told. and at the end of the day, you've poured your brains and your muscles into making something. and you know what you're supposed to do. and you all know because we all go to the same schools. at the end of the day, you leave there whatever it is you helped to make. and you go home. and if you forget and try to take with you when you go home one of those things you helped to make, a few hours later there's a knock on the door and people in dark blue uniforms hurt you and take it back. because it's not

horn take a look at this... yes that's a dog honking a horn at it's owner to come back.ent little dog. so the dog...named diamond... started barking and honking for the owner to hurry up. and as you can see, he was getting pretty upset. people who live in the area commented on facebook saying that diamond has been seen around town on other occasions honking the horn at its owner. no word on how he learned that trick? adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight. - [narrator] this edition of bay area bargains is sponsored by russell's fine furniture. (upbeat music) - welcome to bay area bargains, where shopping is not just fun, it's an adventure. we are at russell's fine furniture in santa clara, and richard, this show is a little unusual in that literally, he will not tell me what we're doing. i don't know where we're going, so i'm helpless. - i'll make it easy for you. - thank yo

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a soldier fired on a man armed with a machete. that man is considered a suspected attacker at this point. >> he was hit begun fire and w underway and a massive police presence outside of the museum. the louvre is one of the most visited tourist sites in europe and it's right now basically shut down. >> officials say they have anti terrorism prosecutors working on this investigation, but it's not confirmed what the suspect's motive was at this point. >>> you may see it on your way in to work this morning. >> we're talking about a trash and recycling center in fairfax county consumed by flames. it's keeping crews very busy. megan mcgrath is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: yeah, we could actually see the smoke this morning off of i-95 as we were making our way to the area and you can see behind me here, still smoldering this morning and that's probably going to be the case for a couple of days. that's what we're being told. they take care of 3,000 tons of crash a day here at this facility and la n building, which hous

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now you can pay to take a midday snooze in a comfy bed.s all part of a new nap pod business in the district. >> reporter: during those busy d.c. days, if the thought of powering through the day is just too much, it may be time for a power nap. >> a lot of people in the city go down into the parking garages to take a midday nap or try to nap at their desk. >> reporter: now those people have another option, taking a snooze in one of these nap pods. a back $15. >> i take some time during my lunch break, come here 20 minutes, refresh and get back to it. >> reporter: we heard about the benefits of deep rem sleep. it turns out if you don't stay in that rem sleep for long enough, you wake up even more tired. the best power naps are only about 20 minutes. >> all day my eyes are strained. it's a nice way to reduce stress in the middle of the day. >> reporter: six years ago her daughter fell asleep at the wheel and hit a wall traveling at about 70 miles an hour. >> getting home 20 minutes earlier isn't worth pushing yourself when you're driving. >>

it has been a lot. >> dozens of people had to walk a mile and a half to catch a glimpse of it. take a look at this view of the washed out road. this is thanks to liz and adam. they flew a drone over the collapsed area and shared their vote with us. we want to see your pictures and videos. we might show them on tv. >>> highway 37 is still closed because of flooding. cal transbrough brought in more. it is still high enough to flood the roadway. this is near the 101 interchange. there is no time estimate on when this stretch of highway 37 will be dry enough to reopen. >>> a terrifying wake-up call saturday morning for people in a home around. a tree smashed through and sending light fixtures flying. the daughter of the couple that runs the home runs the elderly care facility downstairs. >> i thought it was an overdue earthquake. i got up thinking something else was going to happen and i ran and started screaming earthquake. my mom thought it was an earthquake too. my dad sad no, the tree fell. >> the family who runs the facility says they are relieved no one was hurt. >>> a major

take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >> it's a jam on i-95.live at the betsy ross bridge jammed from cottman avenue to girard. a 25 minute ride, dave. >> all right, karen, we are looking at a warm one this afternoon. i know it's a little cool in the northern suburbs but very mild in philadelphia, a high of 64 well above the 42-degree average and there's a winter storm warning that kicks in after midnight tonight and goes until 4 o'clock thursday afternoon. the worst of the snow will be a little bit before dawn up until about midday tomorrow and four to 8-inches in that warning area is possible tomorrow. >> we should go on early tomorrow. >> yeah, that's a good idea, matt. >> you know what, 4:00 a.m., we'll see that you. >> yeah, see you there. >> ♪ ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to st

back get into a bar with a fake id. he maintains he had a valid id and was not intoxicated during the incident. >>> now uber has fired former u.s. attorney general eric holder to investigate the claims. a former engineer says she and other women were propositioned by a manager for sex. this won't be holder's first investigation involving a popular app. last year airbnb hired him to combat discrimination against people booking properties. >>> if your pet has an emergency, first responders are not able to help. right now it is illegal but a new bill could change that today. the current bill says you have to have a vet license to provide life saving medical care to animals. backers of the bill say it should be changed. >>> the grateful owner wanted to make sure she thanked the fire crew that saved her dog, so erika davis and sadie delivered lunch to the crew yesterday. she was alone in the house when the fire started. >> they had wrapped her in a blanket. she had a fire host hose around her neck as a leash and they were si

executive. >> i want to be a gm, run a team. hopefully own the team, run it. i follow it, see what rumors are getting out there, and you know, what deals are being presented to each team, and how, i try to figure that stuff out. it's fun. >> like k.d., i would like to own a team in my next job. >>> bogut is expected to request a buyout, he would be a free agent with the rockets spurs and cavs all possibly interested in signing the ex-warrior for the playoffs. if you're wondering about a return to golden state. league rules prevent him from signing. the dubs could conceivably sign bogut. would they want to? i can imagine steph driving down the lane and bogut. oracle arena would explode basically. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-tv 20. coming up, a bart ridership is down, and no one is going to like the possibility solutions at 9:00. >>> the floodwater is gone in san jose, the cleanup is just beginning. the big business that means for some local companies. >>> here's tonight's prime time line june. >>> that's going to do it fo

a machine in a wheelchair.fire left 30 people temporarily displaced. one unit had extensive damage. several other units are without gas or power. firefighters still have not determined what caused that fire. >>> woke up to sprinkles this morning. we join meteorologist kari hall to see how things are looking now. >> now everything has cleared out. we have dry weather and very chilly temperatures. we have dropped below freezing in the north bay and santa rosa and mid 30s in fairfield and mappa. 43 in san jose and palo alto, oakland and san francisco and all of the rain we had earlier this morning has cleared out but stormranger scanning around to give us high detailed view of what's happening right now. we still see some spotty showers to the north. that could give us a very slight chance of rain today but overall we're looking at a drying trend and temperatures cool to start this week but warming up by the end of the week for the inland areas. we'll be in the mid 60s. let's head over to mike now for a look at th

get a customer a take on this. all reaction? >>> $300,000 for the. last year was 54 million to 64 million in 2015. >>> this morning calls are growing to stop putting mug shots on facebook to the police department. their posts are about accused drug dealers. they call the photos public shaming and not private. they said they posted them with the best of intentions. >>> we're sharing stories about african-americans across our region making a difference for black history week. >> that's joan meyers brown. she opened the school for youngsteres. she received the highest civic honor from president obama after her work if the arts r. >> i grew up in the era of segregation, so having the opportunity to give to others is important to me. >> we'll have at 7:00 in our nbc 10 celebrates black history special. >>> this saturday, some diners may have been victims of a data breach. one fast food chain made a discovery that's now leading to a warning for their customers. we'll explain what you need to know just ahead. krystal? >>

a diver steals a kiss from a nurse shark and almost loses his lip. in guadalupe island, mexico, a great white devours a chunk of bait. not content with this appetizer, the 15-foot, two-ton shark then plows into the diver's cage for dinner. it's july 17th, 2000. a 15-year-old avid surfer named shannon ainsley hits the waves off the coast of south africa on nahoon reef, where the waves are some of the biggest and best in the world. normally, all the surfers worry about here is another beach bum stealing a wave. and that's exactly what a tourist is capturing on his video camera. >> what i was filming was two surfers paddling for the same wave. >> but in just seconds, the tourist would record something rarely seen on video -- two great whites, in a vicious attack on the young surfer. it all happens in a flash. the first shark rips a massive chunk out of shannon's board and sends him plummeting into the water. the great white gets a piece of his hand as the shark's dorsal fin flops in the surf. the second shark, seen here beneath the waves, swims alongsid

a scarf. a big cloth here.o wear it. >> you are sweet. >> may not be your style. >> is this unisex? i learned an important lesson. i keep a parka in the office now. >> it was exposed. >> i thought you were going to unzip. >> i am thankful for the viewers who care about me. >>> we have another check of the weather my new friend? >> you are welcome. you will love that. i do want it back. borrow. take from the office. we have been talking about snow. look what is going on here. we are talking about critical high-fire danger in amarillo, texas and the panhandle and through new mexico. very strong winds and low humidity. fire danger remains high. speaking of the heat. i love the headline here. seriously warm. this is no joke. february. do i need to remind you? look at the temperatures. all of the warm air from the gulf. you are looking at temperatures 20 to 30 degrees above average. dallas, 86 degrees. seriously? tulsa, 84. st. louis, 66 degrees. as we go through tomorrow, this air will move to the east. you know yo

courier services will be able to charge a fee but cannot collect a portion of a prize from a redeemedket. matt and tam, i value lottery ticket to go with an extra set of winnings please. >> you got it maribel. anything you want. >> that's an for she gets it. >> thank you maribel. >> if you want some rain rain you're win dag. >> we'll get a little bit of everything record highs rain and some snow before we're done. wow. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that the rain currently is beginning to move out as we take a look at that two dimensional overhead view. a couple sprinkles around reading. in northampton county and points north there's the possibility of any little sprinkle coming through freezing up on road surfaces. just cold enough up there in some spots for that to happen. additional rain in harrisburg and gettysburg on the way. mainly dry right now including up and down the delaware river around chester at the commodore barry bridge. temperatures also on the mild side in most neighborhoods. 45 degrees in philadelphia. we have slipped into the upper 30's in wilmington and

it was a huge big public outing for paul nuttall and a test in a way.arty. i am assuming that point of course. there is the experience from previous by—elections where they know if they put up a big beast they know if they put up a big beast they know if they put up a big beast they know they're read taliesin that will come down the line from the other political parties is going to be big. paul saw that and experienced that first—hand. the disappointment will be merely that they were unable to manage the media narrative which is, this is right for ukip to take, ignoring the fact it was number 72 on the target list, ignoring the fact that paul took a risk. he has taken a hit with that. but look on the positive side, and thatis but look on the positive side, and that is what i am doing as an independent political commentator, he has brought out all of the attack that the labour party can ever throw at him. there is nothing more for them to dredge up. they may manufacture issues, but he has learned what they are throwing at him and he will deal with that g

a lot of good arms, a lot of talent, a lot of good defense.here's some gold gloves hanging around now, which is pretty cool. so, yeah, you know, we just got to have a good, healthy spring. get working on those fundamentals. not take any of those little things for grants. >> reporting in scottsdale, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> thank you, shu. >>> we really should be talking about the warriors' 50-point quarter last night against the clippers or draymond green trash talking paul pierce. but that got overshadowed by the middle of the night twitter war between shaquille o'neal and javale mcgee. a little background. shaq does a feature on tnt. he's been making fun of javale for years, and shaq ran a long segment last night picking on mcgee. what ensued was a twitter battle with javale questioning why shaq was so obsessed with clowning him. and shaq threatening to beat javale up. they used much more colorful language than i can if i want to stay on television for any length of time. kevin durant is among the warriors coming to mcgee's defense. >>

a park is a gift that is worth protecting.rks today. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now." president trump's choice for the supreme court. what we're learning about neill gorsuch live carveerage from the supreme court straight ahead. >> and while democrats are planning their challenge, president trump's nominees are already stopping from taking place in voting. here's why they want to take their home. >> it is a countdown most people pipe tds bp afupg houp are you ray over here. we're going to take a sneak peek. and here are the one thing golfer tiger woods this week that he hasn't in oits a ike. we need to skinny. >>> from abc news, this is frurmnt mune municipal. >> you're going to have to wait and see. . >> wait for the, the lawn. are hope you're having a good day. we're going to start with governor gorsuch, setting the stage for a 1 kengss battle help to. he praised him for his brilliant mind and he thanked the what he walled an h....... being conpamed to the bhp hp hip. >> he called scuhawa

womang up i never saw a in a symphony orchestra. someone came up with the bright put up a curtain between the people auditioning and the judges. it works like a magic. women werenight making their way into symphony orchestras. i wish we could duplicate the but curtain in every area it is not that easy. other illustration i guess is a title vii case from the 70's against at&t for not promoting women to jobs in middle management. the middle -- the women who applied did well on all the standard measures and they made it to the last step which was called the total person test. interviewer interviewing the candidate for a promotion. women dropped out to personally. they flung to the total person test, why? because the interviewer who is almost always a white male was discomforting, someone unfamiliar. members of a minority race, a woman did not feel at ease when -- hented with someone did not feel at ease with someone not in his comfort zone. how you get rid of that bias, it remains even today a difficulty. >> let me change subjects. you

there you have at a watering hole a male rhino. but here comes a mom and her baby, but as we know from reality showsers there's going to be drama. he doesn't want to share. he begins to display male dominance. and the mom and baby are like, you know what? we really don't need to go through this. he charges at them. but mom doesn't immediately back up. she's got her baby and they're thirsty. they need some water. but then right here, momma is like, i've had enough. >> oh, yes, she's squaring up. >> oh, man. >> she's ready. she's not backing down. mom and baby, even baby tries to get involved, because this little calf is thinking, i need to fight, too. but after a while -- the fight is over. mom and baby never do get any water. and they walked off into the grass along with the male rhino. >>> a better day on the water for these fishermen in new zealand. >> oh! >> they say it's a mega shark swimming around the boat for a while. but it got attached to somebody's line and then it put on a show. >> oh! >> whoa! look at this. it is just b

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want to get in a run, a bike ride or a walk, you need to layer up this morning.ust layer up a little bit. we'll be up into the upper 30s through 40 throughout the middle part of the afternoon. lots of sunshine today. just a very light wind. overall a brisk winter day to get out. and we'll have as we look here at the storm team 4 ten-day outlook milder weather moving in on sunday. we'll be near 30 tomorrow morning under a mostly clear sky -- mostly cloudy sky tomorrow. a lot of clouds around the day on sunday. afternoon high around 50 degrees. and then on monday back to work and school, mid-30s in the morning. afternoon highs in the low 50s. then much milder on tuesday. in fact, reach near-record levels. the record in washington is 64 on tuesday. we may tie that. a lot of clouds around though. maybe a few sprinkles of light rain on tuesday. and then still mild and getting blustery windy tuesday night into wednesday. we'll have maybe some morning sprinkles back wednesday afternoon. then it gets chilly after that. highs in the low 40s on thursday. friday near 50. ne

many believe this was a test not just of a north korean missile but a test of president trump himself. the projectile is an intermediate range missile fired from north korea. it travelled around 310 miles before dipping into the sea short of japan. just as president trump was meeting with the japanese prime minister. the south korean government here has condemned the test and said that it believes that this was deliberately designed to challenge the new administration's hard-line on north korea. the defense secretary was here in south korea just earlier in month vowing to strengthen this country's defenses and remember, willie that 28,500 u.s. service men and women are based here in this country. all the same, the north koreans have promised not to just try to destabilize this region but to have a missile reach the main land of the united states. this test does not appear to have been that kind of a missile, it looks as if this was more of a political statement than a military one. >> yeah. this test going over about 300 miles. keir simmons in seoul, appreciate it. >>> president trump

there was a car jacking and a shooting there involving a jeep cheer key, police saw a jeep a cheer keyon the road, a man was driving it.. they tried to pull it over and he canr did not stop. is turns out that man wasn't involved in the car jacking or j the shooting, but police say he had marijuana on him and an outstanding warrant. you can imagine why he didn't want to pull over. he kept going. fairfax county police got involved. it continued into anne arrundel county. at that point he thinks he may t have lost police so hehi goes to maryland live casino and we'll show you some video from there. he went inside causing a panic.ic people saw that big police p response. they wanted to get to safety. police say they did not order an evacuation, but a lot of people decided to self-evacuate and sie people endedva up with minor injuries in thrush. perhaps the craze yes part of c this story is that policeraz say the suspect sat down at a slot machine and that's where he was caught. we will show you his mug shot now the suspect is larry phillii brown jr. of d.c. he was arrested on drug charges.

people got a little excited. >>> a man dragged by a car in victorville.he driver had stolen that man's puppy. he reportedly was trying to drag the pitbull out of the car when the driver took off. >>> a century-old power plant in cleveland is demolished, brought down with 200 pounds of explosives. >>> a wild chair-throwing brawl breaks out at a new york eatery. >>> all that -- >> this is baby zao-zu from china. >> -- and all that matters. >> that is straight out of the movies. look at that. >> up and over. >> huge crash at the end on the final lap. >> -- on "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> the oscars are taking place in hollywood on sunday. >>> a recent poll showed 60% of americans can't name one best picture nominee. so #oscarssowhite has become #oscarssowhat. >>> welcome to the weekend, everyone. i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner. we have a great lineup for you this morning, including the oscar weekend. a conversation with the man behind the film tied for the most nominations ever. "la la land" director damien chazelle is known for being a hollyw

¿van a ir a buscarla a su casa?mente. satcha: es una situaciÓn bastante difÍcil para muchas familias. vamos hablar de este cambio en el "catch and release". anteriormente, si una persona era detenido de manera ilegal, podÍa esperar su juicio, si no tenÍa antecedentes, fuera de una cÁrcel. ahora todo eso cambia. ¿quÉ dictan estas nuevas Órdenes? josÉ: asÍ es, satcha. esto fue derogado. ya no te van a soltar. bÁsicamente, vas a esperar tu juicio detenido en un centro de detenciÓn. todas las personas que siguen al border o a los aeropuertos, y se determine que no pueden entrar, van a ser detenidos. satcha: ¿cuÁl es el mensaje que le envÍas a nuestra audiencia, para que tengan los recursos necesarios para no estar en una situaciÓn de riesgo? josÉ: lo primero es: busque un abogado, evite que lo engaÑen, asesorese. sÍ no tiene los medios, busque su consulado para que el oriente. satcha: muchas gracias, abogado josÉ guerrero. vamos a estar discutiendo este tema toda la semana, ya que se anticipan nuevas Órdenes ejecutivas

it's a near-death experience. i'm a bit of a thrill seeker. i wear a helmet., it's not such a bad idea. stossel: maybe you would arrive then. it's a pain to wear a helmet. in parts of australia, canada, new zealand, helmets are a requirement. the number of cyclists dropped. >> people stopped riding because of a helmet. >> some people did. child cyclists by 42% in melbourne. >> that's shocking. i find that data very hard to believe. >> i like to shock you. >> however, another conct would be, well, if you are required to wear a helmet, but go ahead and choose not to. in texas, you're stopped and you have to pay a fine. so pay a fine. >> i don't want to be fined by my government. i want to protect my own heads. these bans on texting while driving. there should be a law against texting? >> i think there should be a law. look, i'm an orthopedic surgeon. my job is to take care of people. that's the best way to take care of people. >> the insurance institute for highway safety. the laws aren't reducing crashes even though that the laws reduced hand-held phone use. ma

snap on a jbl speaker. put a 70" screen on a wall. get a 10x optical zoom. get excited world. moto z with motomods. get 50% off on moto z droid. >>> president trump is firing back at arnold schwarzenegger in an escalating feud over ratings on "the apprentice." it all started yesterday at the national prayer breakfast where mr. trump blasted mr. schwarzenegger over lower ratings when they replaced him. >> they hired a big, big star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place, and we know how that turned out. the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster. and mark will never, ever bet against trump again. and i just want to pray for arnold if we can, for those ratings. >> hey, donald. i have a great idea. why don't we switch jobs. you take over tv since you're such an expert in ratings, and i take over your job. and then people can finally sleep comfortably again, hmm? >> this morning the president took to twitter. he said, quote, arnold did a really bad job as governor of california and even worse on "the apprentice." but at least he tried hard. >> original pra

i'm a --i'm a new yorker, but culturally, i come from a place where glimpse a weapon on somebody in aon for panic. here, and in much of america in between new york and l.a., you walk into a bar, you see somebody with a weapon and it's like, "you know, that's my neighbor, you know, maybe he's going hunting, maybe he's with --" who knows? most people you know own guns? >> bill: everybody i know. >> anthony: everybody. >> bo: pretty much everyone. >> tony: everybody. >> bill: i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> anthony: meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel. pretty much who we are talking about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. [ gunshots ] that cultural divide, much more than policy, is what's kept the issue of gun control so polarized, and so frankly, hopeless. >> bo: he had a gun before he had a baseball bat. i'm in the same situation. i was shooting a bb gun when i was 5 years old, and i knew at that time it wasn't a toy, it was weapon, and i was very well educated by my father on the responsible use of that piece of

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we have a bit of a breeze.dchill at 9:00 in the morning, 17 in philadelphia, 8 in lancaster, 10 in allentown, 0 in the poconos. it stays cold even in the afternoon, windchills generally hovering in the 20s. sunday, clouds up first half of the day but it feels a lot more comfortable, windchills in the afternoon mid to upper 30s. temperatures in the mid 40s sunday. we continue to warm up next week and i track a potent storm system tuesday and wednesday. it's slow moving, dynamic and comes in pieces. first we have a warm front tuesday with a round of rain. temperatures in the upper 40s near 60. we have a cold front wednesday. this comes with more rain, a potential for a rare february thunderstorm and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour behind the system thursday and friday next week. temperatures drop back to the 30s. the accuweather forecast bright sunshine and cold tomorrow, 36-degrees, windchill in the teens and 20s. sunday, lots of clouds first half of the day, snow flurries lehigh valley and poconos. in the af

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a decade ago, you needed a permitjust to buy a pc.c internet access could only be found at desktop computers inside state communication centres. long queues persist but now people are coming to buy internet scratchcards which can finally get them online elsewhere. in this havana park, small gatherings of cubans are all enjoying the internet. but getting online is slow, unreliable and, perhaps unsurprisingly, censored. luis rondon paz is a self—proclaimed hack—tivist, and as a former government it administrator, knows the system well. everything in cuba is restricted, filtered, as the rest of the world. basically, they censor everything that might threaten government power. it might be porn, gay, or political things. basically, most political things. but the biggest barrier for locals — the price. a single hour of full web access costs $2, three days' salary. the government says expanding the internet is a priority and central havana is now conducting trials of in—home net access for 2,000 properties. and it boasts of a growing number

a machete. one soldier took a machete blow to the head. he was hospitalized, but recovering. soldiers shot the attacker four times. hundreds of aftterrified touris were locked down. >> we thought it was terrorism. >> 9/11. >> that's what we're used to now. >> in a tweet, president obama claimed t president trump blamed terror. after the paris attacks of 2015 and nice last summer. the scene of the crime today, business as usual. this was a minor attack for the country that remains on remains on edge. didn't do much to scare off any tourists. >> andy and his wife were visiting a friend in paris this morning. >> what deterred you? were you more deterred by the rain or more by the act of terror. >> the weather for sure. >> at least one french newspaper calling the assailant a tourist. reopen with hundreds of tourists not deterred. still heightened security. watching as police and military walking around with long rifles. >>> super bowl li now just some 36 hours away. boy are we excited. will it be a

to be honest, i inherited a mess. it's a mess. at home, and abroad. a mess. jobs are pouring out of the country. you see what's going on with all of the companies leaving our country. going to mexico and other places. low pay, low wages. mass instability overseas, no matter where you look. the middle east, a disaster. north korea, we'll take care of it, folks. we're going to take care of it all. i just want to let you know. i inherited a mess. beginning on day one, our administration went to work to tackle these challenges. on foreign affairs, we've begun e enormously productive talks with foreign leaders that you covered, to move forward to security, stability, and peace in the most troubled regions of the world, which there are many. we've had great conversations with the united kingdom and meetings, israel, mexico, japan, china, and canada. really, really productivity conversations. i would say far more productive than you would understand. we've even developed a new council with canada to promote women's business leaders and entrepreneurs. very important

there is a very complicated problem. there is a best case argument for a piece of action like this. i don't think it's a particularly good one. i'm not sure this purity test is the sort of thing that would make the country much safer and it could have to blowback effects. >> it caps the number of refugees coming into the united states. it's expected to cap it at 50,000. and it on lead based on the 35,000 who have come into the u.s. this fiscal year. only 15,000 shots for refugees in the remainder of the year. >> it's smart for them to be retooling this. the rollout was the worst part of it. engine kelly said it shouldn't have happened this way. there shouldn't be rumors saying steven miller was calling the d.a. in brooklyn saying this is how you defend against it. i'm not a constitutional lawyer. but why there is so much opposition to this at he step i believe goes back to the campaign trail where donald trump made it clear he wanted a muslim ban. trudy giuliani went on tv and said how do we make a muslim ban legal. dagen: the new version appears to address this religious discrimina

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first he'll make a stop in south carolina to take a tour of a boeing plant there. the president will also speak about jobs and the rollout of the new boeing green liner. you remember president trump blasted boeing during the election over the cost of building a new air force one. the president will head to his mar-a-lago retreat in florida. >>> the senate continues its debate on the nomination of scott pruitt to head the epa. last night democrats pulled yet another overnighter in opposition to the presidential nominee. >>> now one of the democrats leading this effort to hold the floor and hold off on pruitt is tom carper of delaware, who tweeted overnight, we must carefully review this new information before we cast a vote on scott pruitt's nomination. democrats are trying to delay the vote after a judge ordered the release of e-mails between pruitt and fossil fuel companies. the democrats say the e-mails raise conflict of interest issues for the nominee. >>> president trump is still searching for his next national security adviser. robert harward turned down an of

amazon earned a 1.54 a share. that was $0.19 better than expectations and translates into a 55% rise in profit making for its seventh straight profitable quarter. sales rose too. they were up 22% from a year ago to $43 billion but that figure was below estimates as was the revenue outlook for the current quarter and that pressured the stock initially in after-hours trading as you see there. deidre bosa has the one key takeaway from amazon's quarter. >> investors may have been extra disappointed that amazon's revenue in the last quarter fell below expectations because q4 has been the strongest quarter thanks to holiday sales. the company even saying it saw it's best holiday season ever. however eps beat the streets estimates and that makes i

a gunman opened fire on a chp officer.fficers wasn't hit in that incident either and police shot and killed the gunman. >>> president trump is attempting to explain his comment about sweden over the weekend. he referenced the country at a rally in florida while speaking about past tar rerror attacks. a swedish spokesperson said the country wasn't aware of terrorist incidents. the white house said trump was referring to rising crime in general. >>> u.s. defense chief jim matis making a surprise trip to baghdad this morning, discussing defeating isis. his first comments were to down play a remark by president trump last month that the u.s. should have kept iraqi oil after the american-led invasion in 2003. matis says the administration would not try to seize iraq's oil. matis arrived in baghdad as forces launched a major operation to get mosul from isis control. >>> lawmakers will go to the mexican border this week. the goal is to see done about building a wall along the border. some republicans have become concerned about t

share prices suffered a lot. it is a rebound. invento inventory, we knew, is well managed and picked up margins a bit. on the wall mort fromart front, inventory is something they've controlled welcoming into this. the online sales up 29%. that's where they have to make up the ground. that was a slightly better than expected number, and that's why shares are jumping on the walmart front. >> how about home depot though? those sales figures were incredible. 5.8% comps versus a 3.7% expectation. the earnings was a beat. the revenue was a beat. raising the dividendividend. they continue to execute. it is one of the best performing stocks of the decade. >> a strong housing market and a decent consumer playing in home depot's favor. >> back to the terry lundgren interview, came back to the same question at the end of the interview. his answer was convincing. he didn't feed the fire of it being a possibility. he said, i can speak about where we are now. we're trying to act as a company in that position, acting stand alone. i don't think

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a few updates as we're a few days out. the theme will be the renewal of the american spirit, the address will particularly focus on public safety including defense, increased border security, taking care of veterans and economic opportunity including education, job training, healthcare reform, jobs and tax and regulatory reform. with that, i'll take a few questions. >> two questions. first, the white house said previously that that travel ban was pushed quickly out of necessity for national security. now we're hearing there's these repeated delays while the new one is being drafted. how do we reconcile those two talking points? that's question one. secondly, the president said deportations taking place under his watch are a military exercise. >> the president misspoke on that. it's acted with precision. we made it clear when secretary kelly reiterated that. the president was describing the manner in which this was being done. just to be clear, on his use of that phrase. i think the way it's being done by all accounts is be

on. > a crack in a local kidnapping case. a man accused of kid snapping a georgetown student and thennd t forcing him to withdraw money es we'll tell you where he was found. and drying up, local ski resorts shutting down after a lack luster winter, the impact theima warm weather is having on businesses that depend on visitors. a group of young men in prince george's county setting a different standard when it comes to sports goals andge's canda ba is important the next generation of black athletes.athl what's so special about the tucker road ducks? it's coming up next. ext. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ > welcome back. a lot of people love these warm temperatures outeople there, b if you like the snow, not good. it's horrible for business. in fact, whisk resort in western maryland, taking a look right lo now, it's closed because of the wa liberty mountain resort inesor pennsylvania also closed thiss week, but it is still holding out hope it won't have to end its season early. the ski resorts, it obviouslyobi has been a rough season foror them.

a family. that's what he decided to do. >> we're talking about -- there's lots of poverty and violence against girls, a lot of them live with a family of six in a one room hut. they don't have a bathroom. it's something we can't imagine. you get them out and talk them into going to school. how do you do that? >> it is impossible that's why we have such a small school when they started. they didn't want to send their daughters to ar unknown school. so we told them we'll give you three meals a day and give you a uniform, a safe place, safe haven and you'll learn. we promised them jobs when they graduate and now that i have seen the results and seen our girls, how far they've come. we have a long waiting list of >> dr. sheehan, you just got back from india and you're planning to go again in the fall. you're doing lots of important things in the medical facility there. really important just basic health things for the girls and seeing them for other ailments. so important especially in a situation

, a car with a lyft sticker on the windshield. could this have been a ride with deadly consequences? police are working the case. i'm working the story. >>> now at 5:30, a church de the innocent victim of what police say may have been a drag race on connecticut avenue. >>> first at 5:30, the man found dead behind the wheel of a car in prince george's county. this deadly shooting now under investigation. the victim's car had a sticker for a popular ride sharing company in the window. he was found this morning parked along saint marys view road. >> reporter: we counted two bullet holes in the driver's side door. and there was a lyft sticker on the windshield. could it be that the killer here was a passenger? in this car, on this flat bed truck, the body of a man, a murder victim found shot to death this morning on a quiet stre street. police towed the car with the victim inside to a police where they can crime scene on wheels. they have a lot of police work to do here. >> we're still trying to develop a suspect and a motive. >> repo

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this happened as the investigators searched for a man who kidnapped a woman at a hill top apartments. it is gunman forced her back into the vehicle to drive her to nearby atm to withdraw money. look for updates during "action news" at 12:30 p.m. and online at 6abc.com. >>> now an agonizing ordeal for a home invasion victim who was beaten and left to suffer for two days before someone found him tied up in his own bedroom. >> two intruders got into the man's house and left him gagged and bound. a family member found him badly injured. katherine scott is live near the victim's home in juniata park. >> reporter: sarah and rick police say this was a planned out attack, but they don't know what the motive was or if anything was taken inside the home. the 50-year-old victim is in the hospital where's recovering. >> it's a good hard working guy. >> reporter: this is the home where a brutal home invasion took place friday evening, the victim not to be found until sunday afternoon. >> he is such a good guy. he fixes things. >> it's got to be hard, he's got to be hungry and tied up. >> reporter: