. >> i think investing, having the positions andin having real impact on the policy decisions and implementations>> he was open. he was honest. he said that he would go further than we expected and i think he did. he reached out and said we want you. tohe particularly intensds provide the kind of necessary support, financial and canrwise, so the blacks expressed their concern with their vote. the only way we can do it in america. >> though they had attended conventions before, blacks were more accustomed to roles in the background. they played significant roles in ou one of our country's most important political processes. [applause] >> there is something different about tonight. there is something special about tonight. what is different, what is special? i, barbara jordan, am a keynote speaker. [applause] >> and a lot of years past since 1832, during that time, it would have been most unusual for any national political party to ask they played significant roles in oura barbara jordan toa keynote address. but tonight, here i am. and i feel -- [applause] i feel that notwithstanding the past that

andines have had to change for flooded 10 is bound for the united states. it is complying with the new regulation. industry experts say the travel combines -- genie: talk us through the market reaction to the travel bans. delano: markets are trading lower as investors either backlash from donald trump's travel ban. .9%.ng down the ftse and the cac also trading at this hour. the other stores we are tracking now -- volkswagen has taken on rival toyota as the biggest carmaker for 2016. the current char maker -- the current carmaker came out on top after an emissions cheating scandal. u.s. carmaker general motors is set to report his sale figures for 2016 next week. the chief executive of starbucks says he will hire 10,000 refugees around the world. howard schultz posts a message to the company website -- the movelans to comes as a trump administration has halted acceptance of all refugees on u.s. soil. the european commission has issued a warning to social networking site facebook or the e.u.'s digital chief warning the company needs to take a tougher facee on

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officials say symptoms include but are not limited to fever, headache, neck ache and rash and confusion andin facts may seem tired or fussy and it could be spread through saliva or sharing drinking glasses or utensils. >>> new details about a machete attack at a b.a.r.t. station. san francisco police have released this surveillance of the suspect. they say he southern california causing severe lacerations at the civic center station. could you see the machete in his hand in one of the photos. the attacker is described as being between 30 and 40 years of age, about 5'11", 200 pounds and considered armed and dangerous. >>> the search is on for a man who took officers on a high-speed chase across the east bay. a contra costa sheriff's vehicle crashed during last night's pursuit. today the sheriff's office released this picture of the man who they say was driving. deputies say eddy nute of sacramento failed to stop in richmond and hit a manny van and struck a mercedes. the deputy vehicle hit that car and the pursuit was called off. no one was seriously hurt. >>> a late night romp in the water tur

time you see him still just as passionate and just as invested, but looking more tired and haggard, andinany ways more besieged, but unwilling to give up. >> when we finish this project, we would like to continue with more films. we have quite a large film collection of several thousand reels, and creating high-quality digital files allows us to continue to serve them as technology changes and projection moves from hd, to 2k and 4k, of having these high-quality files allows us to continue to keep them as part of the conversation. due to copyright restrictions, we won't put them on youtube as a normal course of business, but they are described in our various catalogs so that people will know that we have them. and if someone wants a copy, they just need to let us know. >> here comes the president along pennsylvania avenue, his car throwing water as it moves under the guard of the secret service passing through the soaked crowds in the first january inauguration in the history of the nation. franklin roosevelt: i frankly the less franklin delano roosevelt, do solemnly swear that i will fait

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i believe donald trump is a danger it the has to be d he stopped and in 22 months voters congress andin for they can stop his extreme agenda back ping democrats take the house of reference. host: china lake, calf. mike, a republican. caller: good morning to you. you for your show. i think that the ban is excellent. overdue.g it is brilliant. is brilliant.e it it is just being enforced and strengthened. there is a ban at ted lieu should be banned from the east coast. leave ld not be able to the east coast of san francisco. e is very picayune on his argument and they will not win probably ever. the liberals are on the way out. guest: thank you, mike, for your question. is amazeing and wonderful about american of my cy the voters district get to make that decision, you do not. i long as they bring me back will speak and talk about the constitution. violates it ident will call him out and i want to commend sally yates for going on record and saying that she's following the constitution of he united states and not enforcing the ban. we saw president trump fired r her. to stifling dissent and

what's at stake here is what president trump has done is unconscionable andin constituti unconstitutional. these two individual iraqi plaintiffs that we filed on behalf exemplify individuals who actually have helped the united states government in the war in iraq and should not be detained and should be released so that they can be reunited with their family. >> so mostly your biggest argument is they are being detained, but wouldn't it be the discretion of a president by way of executive order or no? >> we are seeking class certification because we believe there are many other individuals, including we're even hearing that lawful permanent residents, people with green cards who are trying to reenter the united states are also being detained. each of those actions are unconstitutional. yes, the president -- a president has a lot of executive authority in terms of executive orders but to completely restrict an entire country, such as syria or in this situation countries which we believe -- this is a back door muslim ban, which is what president trump has been saying or arguing throughout h

we're going to have plugs like home andin your laboratory on orbit. there will be special space connectors. the software will be like plugging into your laptop. the computers we are designing for our module have kind of like cell phones, very small computers, and when they get old, we are not going to try to build that same computer, we are just going to get the latest technology and fly it, and users can do the same thing. these are the steps we are taking to drive cost down. and make access more possible. cory: talking about usability, like working in someone's office or something, is a lot more familiar. >> we are trying to drive all the cost down. today to build a piece of space-flight hardware is because you'ree driven to space flight parts. special specifications for space flight and things of this nature come, rightfully so, from years of experience with human spaceflight. but what we have found over the years of working on iss is that there are critical functions you have to worry about and protect for. the environment, for instance. you have

dangerous illegal criminal onto the street instead of to the deportation force of ice which is requested andinred by law, less than three months later, he killed kate in cold blood for no reason. a beautiful, young, innocent american who was a victim of liberal politics. we can't have any more of that and we can afford it either. you're right. >> eric: the debate will continue, the debate is heated up. president trump already shaking things up in a big way with american allies. what will be the fall out on the world stage? we'll be right back with that. y28cny ywty watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable tablet try duo fusion from the makers of zantac america's small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha

his company's payments to the personal family of dictator for , andin equatorial guinea his response russia's actions in syria and the bombing of aleppo. and all of these things added up, i thought to representing answers you might expect from someone wearing their company hat, but not someone setting forth a moral compass for american leadership in the world. and that is the foundation on which i opposed him. thank you. mr. chairman: thank you. i think the question -- whate sanctions was he tried to clarify is he did not lobby against sanctions, he theied to try to make equivalency between what we were doing here in the united states, and what was happening in europe to be more synchronized. because the european companies had advantages based on the way sanctions were put in place because they were grandfathered in as far as their activities, whereas that was not the case what the u.s. sanctions. that was a clarification that i think you try to make over and over. anyone else? >> thank you, mr. chairman. this was not a decision i made lightly. i have come to respect mr. tillerson's

embraces andin and tries to get that famous picture shaking hands. it was the magic of the 90's. it was the magical time when the soviet union is falling apart and germany was divided and nabbing united. there is peace now breaking out in northern island. there is peace breaking out in south africa. it seems like we have a shot at peace. is clinton is very clear, he criticisms of the israelis but in his memoirs he says that in his last days of the white house, when yitzhak rabin came says that i am a failure because of you. we could have had peace and you weren't ready to make that. and -- when he hannah -- when palestinian leaders are willing to do this is what will happen. it was only after 9/11 and after the korean eight incident where armaments were being shipped from iran to the palestinians were intercepted by the israelis. despite the fact that the bush as sent george w. big packet but forgot to tell the media, the media only showed the picture of all the armaments . you get toush says lead to a texan wants, not a second time. -- once, not a second time. that led to a grea

secession, it's illegal but so is murder and murder happy happens anyways so once the war is over, andin they're out for a while, then congress can pass the amendment and it does, passades early. but to get back into the union a condition of being readmitted into the union --ry readmitted i mean representation in congress. mean civil rather than military authority. in order not that to happen, states are required to ratify the 13th amendment. [inaudible question]ment. >> they are -- well, there's argument whether they revert to territorial state or not.t they're not outside of theev united states but there is -- they are treated almost as territories in the period immediately following the war, they've readmitted into back into the union. so they're part of theout and as soon as i can show they're capable of state government that is loyal to the united states, then they come back bam in and they way i show they're loyal is ratifying the amendment. >> ask the about the time offering the treatmented. the 14 was secure from the -- [inaudible question] of does that answer the question why th

. >> we're bringing in wires wi from behind the machine andine we're welding cross wires across the machine >> i think we could find thi enough people >> a lot of these companiese are looking at these proclamations and thinking wehin can cash in.cash n. the ceo says it would push the h president's agenda of giving g objects jobs back to thects american people. people. >> a church in north carolinanol started up a new effort tort to tackle racism.tackle r >> they call this racist anonymous. people gather at the church to share their experiehences withre racism and raise awanreness to n the problem. fox's david henry has more.e. >> hi, i'm nathan and i'm a racist. >> reporter: racism is the conversation.conv >> let's end racism.et >> reporter: here at trinityt united church of christ inchrisn concorde. concorde. >> how you to overcome racism? well, if i knew that, i wouldi be a millionaire.illionaire. probably a billionaire. [laughter] >> reporter: james conyersmes says he's notco a racist. >> racism hit me almost atst birth really. r i come from a mixed family. >>d reporter: while mikee mich

now, the justice department by all accounts has done an excellent job implementing andin forcing it over the last three years. i believe -- and we were both prosecutors. i went to a lot of domestic violence scenes, crime scenes as a young prosecutor. i believe that all victims of domestic and sexual violence deserve protection. why did you vote against expanding protections for lgbt victims, students, immigrants and tribal victims of domestic violen violence, why did you vote no? >> mr. chairman, i did inseed support the bill in 2000. >> i'm talking about the bill that is the law today. >> i understand -- >> the law was passed in 2013 by an overwhelming margin in the senate and by an overwhelming margin in the republican-controlled house, signed into law by president obama. i'm asking about that. why did you oppose it? >> mr. chairman, a number of people opposed a number of provisions in that bill. >> i'm asking about you. >> i'm trying to answer. >> go ahead. >> when we voted in the committee, eight of nine republicans voted against the bill. one of the more concerning provisions was th

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ftse andins for the cap futures. it looks like markets are set ,or little change this morning at least right at the open as we await the ecb decision. the survey calls for no actual movement but bankers are watching, investors are waiting to see if we will get more of a mario draghiout of as the storage and seems to grow. janet yellen seemed more confident about the u.s. economy when she spoke in the u.s. last night. guy: let you take me to my gmm. ,he dollar is beginning to firm mohamed el-erian thinks she was quite dovish. the dollar gaining a little more traction, that could account for why the european market is picking up a little bit. that probably is the takeaway. what you're seeing in the screen. the dollar index up by .2 of 1%. let's get the bloomberg first word news update. here's juliette saly. juliette: the chair of the u.s. federal reserve said the u.s. economy is close to the objectives of full employment and stable prices. speaking of a night in san francisco, janet yellen said she is confident it will

term andin the near comfortably on track to meet the target.of the woods just yet. it won't go away anytime soon. >> where will all the challenges come from? onone big external would be top and the uncertainties around his plan to reduce the trade debt in china. steel andgo beyond ireland, kind of obvious exports. we don't know whether it will be a trade war. then domestically the exchange rate obviously and capital outflows, they don't want capital outflows to destabilizing the pace. betty: what is the latest debate on growth, on the growth target given all of this? >> obviously as we are heading towards the gathering in march, had someh target -- we adjusting signals out of beijing. maybe slower growth in china, if it means taking the foot off the desk. we had a pboc advisor. he thinks the target should be lower. china dropping that growth target. certainly a growing narrative now. lest about hitting the target and china should be putting more attention on the quality and ability of that growth. too much debt in the system needs to be tackled

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fair andine what is also determine the value of any given person as an employee and also any given positionfair -- in order to get a college degree, $100,000,ed to borrow some people need to borrow $200,000, to get a degree when you do not have a job. why can't i go to an employer and say look, instead of going to college, i would like to work for you. your minimum wages this. if you pay me this -- let's say $7, why can't i go and say i only want $4 an hour, instead of going to college, i work for you, and if you train me, you we continue pay as to why can't, as a free society, you do that. ? if the other side is an education of college to 20 $200,000 in debt, or, i wish you to my education to be trained by a company, but work for the company, but work for basically half of what eric: minimum wage would be -- half of what minimum wage would be -- or whatever that might be. it would be determined by individuals, and we had a previous caller who said well, everybody should just work for $ 0, and we would all be slaves. no. he wanted to throw out the entire equation because he was looking for