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but we are monitoring the situation as we take a look at close to 1,000 protesters hall center cityt aers d toheat filding> an argument of money sparked a shooting in philadelphia's fern rock section. police were in the area of chew and park avenues last night and heard the gun fire they said the gunman was sitting f a black done and shot him on sidewalk the gunman took off. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> from the sounds of do and motown tamala edwards is on the beat. >> judith has been dancing all of her life. >> at age 70 with two hip replacements under her belt she understands you have to keep it moveing moving. >> even when you wake up feeling like 94 you have to say i got up and walked yesterday and i'll get up and walk again today. >> she created a chair based fitness class for seniors and those in wheelchairs and walkers. >> based on a program for parkinson's patients and called anyone can dance. >> the first response i get to anyone can dance, is not me. >> but sceptics are quickly converted. >> you can do actual steps to music and not feel like a

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i don't know what it means about cap aer nick. i will -- kaepernick.l say jed york was quoted as saying how young these guys are, kyle shanahan and john lynch, saying nothing is guaranteed. we're okay with that, because i am confident in kyle and john. john has watched john elway, and how he's built a team in denver. i think the link with mike shanahan, it's sort is of a trio of guys coming in. >> there's sort of that link, and i like it, lynch being a stanford product under bill walsh, mike shanahan, knowing the niner organization, and then working with john lynch in denver. just kind of -- i think people were talking abo month that group, and maybe -- about that group, and maybe mike shanahan was the one to throw out john lynch's name. >> a smart football guy, and they need a smart football guy in that building. knows how to build it, and know ifs personnel. >> six years is a little surprising, and it did come out of nowhere. >> but who makes that draft pick? who pulls the trigger some jed york, or john lynch? >> that will be probably win of the firs

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philadelphia school district says the philadelphia district's buildings need $3 billion in repair over aered pooh of 1 period of 10 ye. vernon odom is live outside school district headquarters. vernon that's a lot of money. where is the district going to get it? >> reporter: well, jim, it goes this way. they hear the new president talking about spending a trillion dollars to bring the u.s. infrastructure up top date. so, they're saying tonight, mr. trump, send us a nice slice of that pie. at dunbar elementary this afternoon students prepare for their springtime ukulele recite tell. the schoorecital. the school district's financial situation has improved but the district still has financial shortages. the district's facilities 308 buildings and structures need over 12,000 documented major repairs. take dunbar for example. the building dates back to the early 30's and the roof leaks whenever there's a serious rain. >> well, young person that comes to our school already goes through a lot of trauma and to come into a school where you have a bucket and water dripping into it periodically you don

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. >> aer president obama is chiming in on the controversy. his spokesman released a statement saying he fundamentally disagrees with faith discrimination and he added that he's heartened by the level of engagement taking place across the country. >>> critics of the order are questioning why those particular seven countries were singled out. that's right. they say the terrorists who launched attacks inside the u.s. actually came from other nations that did not make the list. abc's brian ross takes a closer look. >> reporter: president trump's ban somehow misses the very countries that have produced the terrorists responsible for the deadliest u.s. attacks. none of those killers came from any of the seven countries on his list, libya, sudan, syria, iraq, iran, yemen, and somalia. the 9/11 hijackers came from saudi arabia, egypt, lebanon and the united arab emirates. none of them on the list. the wife in the san bernardino terror couple came from pakistan, not on the list. the husband american born. the boston bombing brothers came from the russ

and about one to three inches of rain already in the mountains with aer to an -- a quarter to an inch and a quarter elsewhere. on sunday, the heaviest rain in the morning and the scale a three. our biggest concern with flooding is early sunday during the morning into the noon hour and then our biggest concern with wind damage will be during the morning and into the afternoon and evening hours. let's take a quick look at what you could expect. creeks, streams and even rivers will flood. remember, they will flood in that order. the creeks will fill up first and then the streams and it flows into the rivers, they will flood. debris flows into burp scars where matt was in the santa cruz mountains, one of my biggest concerns with rock slides up in the north bay mountains. down trees and power outages, more so than what we saw with the last storm. guys, the ground just can't hold any more water. >> saturated. mike, thank you. >>> yosemite park officials are keeping a close eye on the storm as they consider closing the park over flooding concerns. this is video from a storm in 1997 that did

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leaves aers feel this key voting box out of important elections. proceedker: we will now to the second motion of the day, namely votes for 16 and 17-year-olds in all public elections. the full motion is printed on the order paper. to move the motion i call and ask you warmly to welcome from -- land, jack nor for a norfoy. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. hello, my name is jack and i'm 17. i can vote in scotland and i didn't vote in may and i cannot begin to emphasize what an honor it was to cast my ballot. here is why i believe that every single 16 and 17-year-old in this country should also be able to vote. lowering the voting age comes down to two things, maturity and marginalization. we know what 16 and 17-year-olds can contribute. but smoking isn't voting. voting is a civil rights issue. however, we can offer much more to our society. most of us are making major decisions about our future and many of us already do offer much more by voting responsibly. today we are grounded in the interest of current affairs. we as a youth parli

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the other side in the senate, and then a majority inhe house signed by president obama, and actually aer repcans picked up a vacant senate seat in massachusetts, causing our democratic colleagues to have to use the budget reconciliation process to pass it. but we know the broken promises of obamacare, we'll revisit those more and more in coming days. higher premiums are less coverage. many lost their insurance altogether after being promised by the president himself if you like what you have, you can keep it. we know that many folks no longer have access to the doctor and health care plan of their choice because their doctors either quit accepting that insurance or retired or health plans have simply pulled up stakes because they can't compete under the provisions of obamacare. i believe the verdict of the american people has been that obamacare has failed the american people. i would just ask our democratic colleagues to look at the fact that they passed it originally with 60 votes. now they are at 48. now, we have all been in the majority and the minority if you have been around here f

have aer thing is, they big group think.t year, at this time, at davos everybody was saying china was going to collapse and the rmb was going down. you should sell everything. they tend to get caught up with in the markets themselves. the markets believed what was coming out of the hedge funds attending davos. ais year, there is hopefully bit more humility and hopefully, more recognition that the world is moving in a different direction from their cozy little bubble and hopefully they will engage more with that. lead of the second largest country in the world, in a strong position himself, coming there and saying this is what china thinks, that will shake it up. 2017, in you think your notes, i can see we will move away from bureaucrats, more market focused. we will also be taking over from lawyers and dealmakers. explain that. the world has been run by an increasing layer of bureaucracy and regulation. theeveryone law passed in u.s. under obama, there have been 35 regulations put in place. there have been a lot of executive

leaves aers feel this key voting box out of important elections. proceedker: we will now to the second motion of the day, namely votes for 16 and 17-year-olds in all public elections. the full motion is printed on the order paper. to move the motion i call and ask you warmly to welcome from -- land, jack nor for a norfoy. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. hello, my name is jack and i'm 17. i can vote in scotland and i didn't vote in may

the antebellum period aere was no such thing as moonshiners. why from day one are these mountain people in the 1700s and 1800s, why are they going to distill alcohol? first of all, there are practical reasons behind it. it is easier to transport alcohol. say you are growing corn. instead of transporting that corn market, oftentimes they found it was much easier to convert that corn into liquid. into whiskey and then send that product to market. to give you an example, during mulentebellum period, a could carry the equivalent of four bushels of corn. but, is that appalachian residents -- if that appalachian residents converted that corn into alcohol, he could carry a total of 24 bushels. it is easier to carry that corn is it is converted into liquor or whiskey. it is also more profitable to distill alcohol, as opposed to just selling your corn among the market. during most of the antebellum period, a bushel of corn and a gallon of whiskey pretty much sold for the same amount. and $56. between $36 let's say that the price of a bushel of corn and

aere's something called start-up visa that they have been really pushing.soes is immigrants who have started a company in america, and who have least five-plus jobs, the opportunity to stay in america. we builde is about how american companies, by american and hire american, because we get entrepreneurs to come and stay here and create companies here, not in india, china or israel. >> and so do we think that some made coulds being prevent people wanting to think that the u.s. is the best place company righth now? >> it can. that's why i think it's important we need to balance these things. president andhe the trump administration's goal to create jobs in america. 100% with that. but my belief is that we do that by setting up a visa program allows immigrants to come here and start companies here americans. that's how i'd like to make sure that we modify the h1b visa so that people can come and start companies in america. >> where do you think we might think talent go to? think we might see the talent pool start to dry up when hurdles put from front of immigr

me has been in the hospital and on a respirate aer for more than a -- respirator for more than a week. she is survived by her husband of 30 years. she was 80 years old. >>> stay with ktvu.com for continuing coverage, as we take a look back at her life and career. you can go to our facebook page to leave your condolences and memories of mary tyler moore. >> the coast guard and several fire departments are continuing their searching for a man who disappeared in the bay when his kayak capsized yesterday. >> reporter: just got an update from the coast guard. they tell me this is still an active search at this hour, and rescuers are focusing their efforts here on the waters of the bay, near the dun barton bridge. the kayaker was last seen near that train terroristle that runs across the bay. at first light this morning, the coast guard launched it's help county tore continue the search for -- helicopter to continue the search for kevin maldonado. he was kayaking with a friend. the friend called for him because mall-dough nah doughs kayak -- maldonado's kayak tipped over into the water. >>

owned by aer 50% was syndicate led by the man below him. every name as which churchillian should be intimately familiar with, and yet when i talk about him in britain, no are really knows who he is. but he is the guy who rescued churchill financially in every way. he rescued him from bankruptcy in 1938. he allowed him to continue as a politician. what happened is this. when churchill's finances imploded in march 1938, churchill handed his stockbroking papers and said something like -- this is not recorded, so i am surmising -- brendan, unless you can help me, i may be finished, because you know, you cannot carry on as an mp if you are bankrupt. and brendan bracken took the papers around to him and he chose carefully. he knew this man through "the economist." he knew him also because he was a currency economist. he had done work for the reserve bank of south africa. and while he was in south africa, he was asked to chair a company called union corporation, which was a mining company and they mined precious metals used in the armaments indust

person who started the congressional budget office decades ago sees the job as mechanicalust the but aerthe budget policy person too, so what is going to happen? will he stick to his freedom caucus agenda? if so, it would put him in conflict with the people in the pentagon and other parts of the administration, or the tax cutters, or is he going to go along with that agenda in which case he has abandoned the freedom caucus that he helped create? oliver: it seems like trump's liaison maybe somebody that potentially if he came from the other side were trump currently stands, maybe there is a bridge to be built there? >> we don't know. you can imagine a positive outcome, but stepping back, trump seems to have a high tolerance for conflict, and not just conflict with outsiders. oliver: that is a delicate way to put it. [laughter] >> he is welcoming conflict into the white house. carol: russia's deadly game in the middle east. oliver: can trump convince congress to go pro nuclear? carol: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek". i am carol massar. oliver: i am ol

coming up in a minute we'll take aer look at all three of these things. >> thank you. >>> donald trumpt on the attack in his first news conference in 167 days. he called the recent stories about his connections to russia fake news and he defended other decisions that have been controversial. >> andrea cline thomas joining us with more on the news conference that everybody is talking about. >> his priorities about fulfilling campaign promises and possibly clearing up concerns th w

coming up in a minute we'll take aer look at all three of these things. >> thank you. >>> donald trump went on the attack in his first news conference in 167 days. he called the recent stories about his connections to russia fake news and he defended other decisions that have been controversial. >> andrea cline thomas joining us with more on the news conference that everybody is talking about. >> his priorities about fulfilling campaign promises and possibly clearing up concerns that would undermine his leadership. >> these papers are the many piece being put into trust to be run by two sons. >> reporter: trump handing over leadership of the trump organization to his sons donald and eric. to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. a newly hired ethics advisor will scrutinize future deals. the law does not require trump's resignation from managing his company. >> i could run my business and run government at the same time. i don't like the way that looks, but i able to do that, if i wanted to. >> reporter: instead trump will focus on repealing the affordable care act, more commo

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i asked leader mcconnell and speak aer ryan about the discrepancy at the beginning of the press conference. >> we're going to be hearing from the president today. we've been working on a daily basis to map out and plan an agenda, to repeal, replace and repair a broken health care system, to clear out the regulatory underbrush so we can get economic growth going so we a are on the same page. administration. >> as the press conference wore on and the conversation turned to these specific issues, some discrepancies cropped up. one, the border wall and exactly who is going to pay for it. they say they are going to pass a bill to pay for the wall, it will cost between $12 and $15 billion but they wouldn't say whether that was going to add for the deficit, the deficit a top priority for speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell. the other issue, torture. congress voted pretty overwhelmingly to restrict how we interrogate people and paul ryan was very straight forward in simply saying we do not torture, that's the law and it should not be chged. hallie. >> and, kasie, tha seemed to be very quickly a momen

. >> let me begin by first offering my condolences to the family of mast aer sergent clayton. smees someone i know very well. in fact, i hired her when i was orlando police chief to be a member of the orlando police department and at one time we attended the same church. so my heart certainly goes out to her family as well as the entire orlando police department and the city of orlando as we deal with those circumstances. the chief has provided a very quick summary of what brought us here today. i will reiterate some of the facts that the chief reviewed. the orange county sheriff's office responded to this incident after an emergency call for assistance went out from their agency. we had numerous members of my agency respond to this incident that started for us at about 7:19 this morning after a suspect description was put out. based on a vehicle description, one of my captains observed a vehicle matching the description traveling at somewhat of a high rate of speed. the captain did a u-turn and the individual fled from the captain also fired at least one shot at the captain,

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writing a novel now that takes place in new york city in 1896, and i'm thinking of making -- having aer trump-like character because i really do believe he is a figury from the period before there was self-observation. he was -- i had one line the running mate which was the with unexamined life is not worth living with, and i think about donald trump, that line comes to mind when i think about donald trump. but the phenomenon of donald trump is something we have sunshine literature in past.en what was the movie with andy griffith, "a face in the crowd? the dem going who has -- demagogue who has come along and raped the public cannot unknown in american or overseas literature..in t in this case, i -- let me tell you. >> host: how about chinatown, the movie. the megalomaniac who -- >> guest: yeah. >> host: but he's interesting in a way trump is, too. but only as i said, a couple of days ago here, because of the quality of his misdirection. that whenever he is concerned -- whenever he talks about sex, don't listen. see what else is going on. his trying to lure you somewhere else.here e can

there was aer day, meeting between jeb hensarling and statement edging discussing this topic along with tax reform. steven mnuchin has been making the rounds a meeting with key lawmakers ahead of this hearing and met with key members of leadership within the republican party to begin mapping out that agenda. he wills the criticism receive today within the hearing from democrats, the capitol hill aides i am speaking with are telling me that they will try to portray steven mnuchin as part of the way in which donald trump whoe into power as someone is, while connected to goldman sachs, is also a political outsider of sorts. inauguration being tomorrow , even if he has a couple of hiccup today, it could change the narrative tomorrow. you soft and -- soften dodd-frank or the volcker rule? how do you reduce the powers of the new consumer financial protection bureau at the same time with sustaining financial safety? how do you achieve both things at the same time? thinkt's the question i the trump political orbit is grappling with now. on the campaign trail, what we heard from donald trump is

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. >> that the line of questioning on ek with aer toal new guinea.at line of questioning has come up around a number of other countries where exxon is acting in ways that are acting in i would say not consistent with american values and american interests. but with exxon, it was legal. one of the soldiers was dying to create an arrangement and exxon was undermining it. is this not a line of concern? >> i think is. have you marco rubio raising the issue of saudi arabia. i raised the issue of saudi arabia, using cluster munitions. so have you bipartisan both of us concerned about it. marco rubio raised concern of president due tar te of the philippines of having killings of thousands of young men on street. his answer is simply i need a little more information. when i asked about cluster munitions, well i don't really have thoughts on that. and you -- he had started when he first came and talked to me in office in saying my goal is to have moral clarity in u.s. policy. but all i heard during testimony he gave is a complete lack of moral clarity on issu

. >> colby continued singing as aer. even won a few competitions. but when his focus turned toward a career in law enforcement and raising a family, music kind of faded into the background. but not all the way. >> oh, yeah. walking the beat, i hum or whistle or, know, sometimes i sing. >> but what he did one night in november brought it back in a whole new way. he spotted a street musician, a regular downtown, and walked up to him. >> asked him, do you mind if i play your guitar? >> his partner, you see, snuck a video of the performance, and colby says it seems like everyone in town has seen it. it's become just the icebreaker colby says he's always been looking for. and now plans to regularly break out in song, and perhaps break down some barriers in the process. gavin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> got a good voice, too. >>> still to come on today in the bay, bay area companies speak out about president trump's executive order to indefinitely ban immigrants from several middle eastern countr s countries. how they're offering to help. >> also, tom b

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aere was a data dump with brighter picture for the canadian economy. gains in employment.ar falling in value 8:30 a.m. the data certainly help sentiment, an analyst at deutsche bank said, but it is not help the sentiment of a stronger dollar. look briefly at commodities. not a very active day. oil and gold flipping a little bit. this strong jobs report taking out some of the wind from the sales of gold -- wind for the sails of gold. scarlet: those are today's market minutes. if you go to the bloomberg, you can use our charts using the function at the bottom of the screen. we are starting with the jobs report. average hourly earnings, that is your white line. up 2.9 percent. a weonfirms some of the dat have been getting. the conference for measuring consumer expectations, that is sideellow line, and that huge uptick as well. wage growth will continue to accelerate, one analyst said. about thattalk more jobs data and what you may have expertsrom it with our including a senior u.s. economist at the bloomberg intelligence. how would you summarize the report? >> the key take aw

that means he cut his teeth and learned from people like ella baker, fannie lieu him aer, people whoim the essential -- the netty of being able to speak truth to power. so these comments come as no surprise to me. >> all of that to say that we know mr. trump was supposed to be i think at the african-american museum, the new seem on the mall in washington today. instead we saw him meeting with dr. king son at trump tower. but you see how both of them responded, both mr. trump, we can throw the tweets up and how the president-elect has responded. let's play the sound from mike pence. >> for someone of john lewis's stature to lend credibility to the baseless assertion of those who question the legitimacy of this election is deeply disappointing. i hope he reconsiders it. >> what did you make of the two responses? >> i think what was most interesting about this entire response is that the president-elect was planning to attend, as you mentioned earlier, the museum today after saying that john lewis was all talk and no action. >> john lewis is all over that museum. >> right. not only is h

interest groups there were, some labor unions, some farmers, senior citizens, health care folks, teach aers -- teachers. and there was an overwhelming sense of concern, deep, deep concern about the direction this country is going. some of these friends of mine were republicans and others were democrats. some liberal, some conservative. but to a person they came up to me and said, oh, my god, what's happening in washington? where's this going? what's he doing? what does it mean to us? some of them said, will they really, will they really actually terminate the affordable care act? is obamacare really going to end? what about my insurance policy? will i lose it? i'm on medical. what will happen to me? and teachers saying, how does this fit with the effort to improve our schools? and some that had been in the military looked at some of what was going on and said, but veterans care, this hiring freeze effects the department of veterans affairs. what does it mean to me? what's happening in washington? some others were concerned about , well, there's going to be this transportation bill. infrastr