lawmakers including representative anthony brown and senat senator tim kaine are also weighing in on last night's speech. more reaction in about 30 minutes. >>> some breaking news in the district right now. a woman has been shot. we're now learning -- wor learn what condition she's in. d.c. police saying it happened on wayne place southeast just off 4th street overnight. you can see officers crowded outside an apartment right here. the aclu is suing four d.c. police officers over the arrest of a transgender woman. >> no, you're not going to arrest me. >> this video from november 16th shows d.c. police at the northwest apartment of ashley hunter. tenants called the police complaining about noise. the responding officers said they were investigating a possible assault. the aclu filed a lawsuit saying hunter was illegally subjected to a warrantless arrest. >>> as a black transformant i'm dragged out of my home and thrown in a jail cell. i'm still in shock that this happened to me. >> a spokesman for the d.c. police department released a statement saying we cannot comment o assisting and

fox5's political reporter ronica leary is live on capitol hill for interview, with congressman, anthony browns inside that meeting with the president. ronica? >> reporter: hey, sarah. yes, we are here with congressman brown. we were chatting a little bit before we came to air. and one of the things that i was going to ask you about is the presi the campaign trail say to specifically to the african-american community what do you have to lose when it comes to voting for him. and i can't help but notice the tight many of what you say you gave the president today. tell me about this. >> well, first of all. >> it says? >> it says we have a lot to lose. and the congressional black caucus, our leadership team, went to the white house today to speak with president trump, to help answer the question he asked on the campaign trail to african-americans, what do you have to lose. so what we wanted to do really sort of educate him, on who the african-american community is, and, you know, where we live, and what our dreams, are our challenges, our needs, and our aspirations, and then we had an opportunity

today president trump is meeting with congressman anthony brown and other members of the congressional black caucus. they hope to discussed occasions, hbcu. criminal justice reform and infrastr >> president trump is warning house returns that are waivering on gop healthcare bill their jobs would be on the line in next year's election. tomorrow law makers in expectsed to vote on legislation that will undo much of provided healthcare coverage to 20 million americans. president trump has met with gop lawmakers on the fence and other gop lawmakers have made changes to the bill. >> day two of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is in the books. gorsuch faces hours of questions from senators on wednesday. he appeared to grow testy after four hours of questioning before the senate judiciary committee and stating there's a lot he regrets about the confirmation processen including putting his family in that ordeal. >> u.s. marshall will be helping a happened it's part of their public initiative. >> marshalls will escort kids through crosswalks and the program began last year as a way to reaffirm

joining me is congressman anthony brown. i see you have described the meeting as productive.specifically? >> it was a productive business meeting. by that i mean that we went to the white house, the cbc leadership, to really help the president answer the question that he asked african-americans back in october, what do you have to lose? we highlighted the skinny budget that the trump administration recently released and pointed out a number of areas where the african-american community and quite frankly americans at large lose, the cuts in the community development block grants, the cuts in pell grants, level funding, hbcus and cutting a lot of grants that they would otherwise be able to use. there a lot of areas in where african-americans are losing in this trump administration budget. but we also have an opportunity to point out and remind the president that a lot of his comments are offensive. they're offensive to all americans and particularly to the african-american community, his comments about president obama, the way that he characterizes the african-american communit

. >> president trump was meeting with anthony brown and few members of the congregational black caution us. they hope to discuss with the president several issues including education, criminal justice reform, infra strur tour and health care. it comes after a month in which he said he would love to meet with cbc members. he asked the black reporter to set it up and she said that was got her job. >> house republicans paivsherring on the gop bill their jobs willen on the line next year. they are expected to vote on the legislation that would undo health care coverage to 20 some million americans. president trump met with lawmakers on the fence and others made changes to the bill. day two of neil gorsuch's nomination is in the books. he appeared to grow testy after more than four hours of questioning. even stating there is a lot he regrets about the confirmation processen including putting his family through that ordeal. >> for those of you hoping to run the marine corps marathon important information to pass along. lottery opens today. you'll have until march 2 to recommendster and notifi

. >>> today president trump will meet with maryland congressman anthony brown and other members of the congressional black caucuses executive committee. they hope to discuss several issues with the president including historically black colleges and universities and health care. and time is running out for republicans trying to secure votes for the replacement of the affordable care act. the house votes on that issue tomorrow. the president is already warning republicans they could lose re-election if they for the american health care act. we'll take a closer look the chances the bill will pass in just a few minutes. >>> round two for neil gorsuch. he will be on capitol hill where senators will get another chance to question him. yesterday gorsuch stressed his independence from mr. trump and said quote, when anyone criticized the honesty or integrity or the motives of a federal judge i find that disheartening. public witnesses are expected to testify tomorrow. >>> today the board that oversees reagan national airport will get a closer look at some major construction plans. these plans

allison and steve. >> when we come back we'll sit down with congressman anthony brown one day after hee congressional black caucus met with trump. >> it makes me feel more comfortable with the lessons. it makes me feel more confident when she asks me a question. >> learning on the school bus. coming up the new tool helping kids with their homework. yes. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. ♪♪ >>> 7:30 right now. let's take look at capitol hit rue. no lawmakers in the house expected vote on the trump administration's health care overhaul bill. the big question today is, will the bill have enough votes to pass? at least 26 republicans say they still oppose the gop bill. republican leaders are scrambling to consider change toss that bill that would get the support of the freedom caucus that's t

and anthony browne from b.b.a.. the british bankers association.t into a spanish company. you'll hear from the italian finance minister and the future to have european union and how talent.ded to attract this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. we were talking about the brexit and the impact it had on the u.k. banks. and one of the other things c.e.o.s are terrified of, u.s. banks being over overly underregulated. too much regulation would lead to these banks worldwide not being on a level playingfield. we're back with anthony browne and also still with us geoffrey yu of u.b.s. if you look at a c.e.o. that could be near london, do they worry more about the u.s. and forgetting the rules and going about it alone than they do about brexit? >> they are very keen to make sure we have a level playing field around the world. and that actually had the same global standards and regulations. not forget for the financial sector and banks and their customers is if you have differe

also today the president sat down with members of the congressional black caucus, including anthony brown. >> fox5 ronica cleary joins us liver with the story. just curious, did he meet with the entire caucus or just a select few members? >> just a select number of leader, they metaphor about an hour with the president today. let me tell you, it was interesting. one of the questions that i was planning to ask congressman brown about right at the top of our interview, was this message that the president brought on the campaign trail to the african-american community, when he would say what do you have to lose. you know, very controversial statement. we previously spoke with congressman elaine like a cummings, very hurtful statement. wouldn't you know right there in congressman brown's lap was a book that they, a bound notebook if you will they presented to the president, the title of it was we have a lot to lose, speaking about specific issues within the african-american community. take a listen to what he said from our interview earlier today. >> it says: we have a lot to lose. and the co

we'rejoined by anthony brown. thank you forjoining us. anthony brown. thank you forjoining us.st of the crib. cib. you are the voice of banking. how manyjobs do you think the city of london could lose as a consequence of brexit? we don't know the number of jobs that are going to move because banks are in the process of working out which operations they might need to relocate in order to carry on serving their customers the day after the uk leaves the eu. they have to plan for the basis that there is no trade deal in place on that day. some banks made some announcements about it, they don't wa nt to announcements about it, they don't want to move staff. they want to move as few staff as possible because the staff themselves, they live here, they have got homes here and children who work here, it is clearly bad for the city, but we don't know how big the number of jobs will be. you members of the juried that day. we have got this two year window to negotiate the exit. lots of people are focussing on today, the historic events of today, you're focussing on this day in two years' t

. >> today president trump is slated to meet with maryland congressman anthony brown and other members of the congressional black caucuses committee. they hope to discuss several issues with the president including historically black colleges and universities. criminal justice reform and health care. >>> well, president trump may have a small raise on the way for federal workers. the administration is going to recommend a 1.9% raise for federal workers that would take effen the proposed budget last week but federal agencies have been told to build the raise into their spending plans for the fiscal year that begins in october. the increase is slightly smaller than the 2.1% pay raise that president obama authorized for federal workers this year. >>> the way you board a flight at reagan national could soon change. an overhaul of the security check point and plans for a new concourse are underway. >> we're live now with a look at what those who run the airport will be looking at today. good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. one of the perks of reagan's national is that you can come

president plans to sit down with members of the congressional black caucus this afternoon including anthony brown of par mar. topics include healthcare and criminal reform. >> on capitol hill today hundreds of religious leaders plan to hold a morale rally. uming further expansion of medicade. another rally is planned later this morning. senators and nearly 1,000 disability advocates will highlight how they'll suffer if gop plan becomes law. >> and it looks like plans are already moving forward with president border wall. property owners in texas say they received a letter from the federal government about its interest in their land. to build a wall sealeding united state from mexico. one woman said she was offered 2900 for just over an acre of her family's land. >> president trump supreme court nominee neil gorsuch faces twelve hours on the hot seat to comment on past criticism of judges. >> anyone criticizes honesty or integritytive motives of a federal judge well, i find that disheartening and i find that de moralizeing. because i know the truth. >> anyone including president of the united stat

the president's first 100 days where today president trump will meet with maryland congressman anthony brown and other members of the congressional black caucuses executive committee. they hope to discuss several issues with t colleges and universities and health care. and time is running out for republicans trying to secure votes on the replacement for the affordable care act. the house votes on that issue tomorrow. the president is already warning house republicans they could lose re-election in 2018 if they don't vote in favor of the american health care act. we'll take a look at the chances the bill will pass with tracie potts in our next half hour. >>> it is round two of questioning today for judge neil gorsuch. he sat through just over 11 hours of questioning yesterday. he stressed his independence from mr. trump and said quote, when anyone criticizes the honesty or the integrity or the motives of a federal judge i find that disheartening. public witnesses are expected to testify tomorrow. >>> they are the second longest escalators in the western hemisphere and today all five of the es

congressional black caucus's executive committee will discuss when meet with the president today and anthony brown will be part of that meeting. >> parents at rockville want immediate changes after a 14-year-old girl was raped at school. the two suspects are her classmates. >> we know one of the suspects is an undocumented i am grapt for parents and brings another layer of concern to an already horrible crime. >> there seems to be indication there's a lot more going on with this case than we know of and i have a daughter in there so i'm still very concerned. >> dr. jack smith is the superintendent of mnt gomry county schools and says the assault should not become a political issue. >> someone tried to make this into a question and issue of immigration. what comes down here is that we serve every student that walks in our door. we are a public school >> we'll have more on how they plan to make the area safer, check the nbc washington app. >>> a lot of college students are doing this time of year, hanging out with friends during spring break. >> police say that is what got her killed, 18-year-old mc

. >>> troubled singer, chris brown, guest stars on blackish. anthony anderson says that brown did a great job and people will be pleasantly surprised with his actsing. blackish airs tonight at 9:30, at 8:00 it's the goldbergs followed by imaginary mary and modern family at 9:00 and then blackish and all new designated survivor airs at 10:00. >>> in university city it was a special cooking competition featuring the very tal ened high school students, the high school chefs were chosen to compete in the culinary arts program and they are tasty creations will be judged by some of philadelphia's most prominent chefs and they will receive awards and scholarships for tuition to some of the top culinary schools in the country. >>> a nice day today and cool and breezy. lots of sun and 59 is your high in reading and upper 50s in the northern and western suburbs, low 60s in the i-95 corridor. and look out for the wind. it's jacket time and mid-50s at the shore and sun and breezy as well. >> thank you. >>> finally at noon, a couple who tied the knot in las vegas g

brown guest stars. and show star anthony anderson tells abc that chris brown did a great job: and people will "pleasantlyised with the work he did on the show" coming up at six - a rape at a rockville high school, raising new rape at a rockville high school, raising new rape at a rockville high school, raising new concerns about safety. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. right now we are welcoming a glorious return of spring. sunny and warm today. veronica johnson has the forecast the larry: trust us, you can't wait to hear. larry:you are watching history on the hardwood. the nearly 40 year drought that was snapped while you were asleep. big things happening in los angeles overnight. i'm larry smith. autria: and i'm autria godfrey. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: let's get to this beautiful forecast. low-to-mid 70's yesterday, that was some 15 degrees above average for temperatures.

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brown stuff. ugh, i hate myself. >> karla: hi ma'am! jolly afternoon! >> anthony: did i mention it's christmas?ng to internet "scientitions" when it comes to celebrating the jolliest time of year. holiday cheer begins a full 100 days before the 25th of december, which means there's a lot to do in this town. especially if you like crashing other people's parties. all right. the party starts! welcome to the seven continents travel and tours corporate christmas party. held in the fabulous banquet room of the downtown pearl garden hotel. outstanding. ♪ ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly fa la la la la la la ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to all be jolly fa la la la la la la ♪ >> joel: cheers! >> group: cheers! merry christmas! >> anthony: very catholic country? >> joel: very catholic country, 80-something percent. christmas starts in september. >> anthony: really? in september? >> joel: starting in september you go to the mall, you start hearing their carols and then it ends after -- >> anthony: i would lose my mind! >> patricia: yeah. so at 12:00 midnight of september one, everyone greets merry christmas

we talked to her about "black-ish" because chris # brown because he has a star on the "black-ish" role. harvey: he plays a rapper and anthonycharacter, planning an advertising campaign, but tracee ellis ross' character said -- >> be careful. harvey: what's stereotypical for promoting a rapper? >> guns and moneys and hoes.

we talked to her about "black-ish" because chris # brown because he has a star on the "black-ish" role. harvey: he plays a rapper and anthonynderson's character, planning an advertising campaign, but tracee ellis ross' character said -- >> be careful. harvey: what's stereotypical for promoting a rapper? >> guns and moneys and hoes.

anthony: yeah, but i think he's wrong. rheinischer sauerbraten. traditional sauerbraten. good sauerbraten. but morrissey is going to brownause it is, how shall i say, equine in origin? old bessie didn't quite make it to the soap factory. >> rene: you like horsemeat? >> anthony: yeah, i do like it actually. this is one of the few places that still does it. >> rene: yeah. >> anthony: the arbitrary decisions we make about what animals we're gonna eat, even i do. you know, 15 years, i've been eating all over the world, i've never eaten dog. >> rene: if you are cute as an animal, you are lucky. >> anthony: i think it's the eye. big eyes, it's not food. >> anthony: too bad they're out of the panda today. that would piss some people off. i kid, i kid. no panda. rene is hitting the schnitzel hard, and i see he has opted for the egg on top. >> anthony: so cologne, proud in its attitude towards art, artists, different cultures. germany has accepted somewhere in the neighborhood of a million refugees. how do you realistically say, "welcome to germany. we're all gonna learn to live together." can that be done? >> rene: it could be d

we talked to her about "black-ish" because chris # brown because he has a star on the "black-ish" role. harvey: he plays a rapper and anthonycharacter, planning an advertising campaign, but tracee ellis ross' character said -- >> be careful. harvey: what's stereotypical for promoting a rapper? >> guns and moneys and hoes. >> so we got "the bachelorette"

brown. this is pay now, or pay more later. anthony rendon, assembly speaker. our roads suck, there is no way else to say it. here's the problem close up - the rains a blessing to end the drought , but in response california's roads suffered, big time. crews have patched up what they can, but state officials say much more needs to be done to shore up the state's infrastructure. the proposal, a tax - 12 cents per gallon at the pump,- the first increase in 23 years, and an average vehicle registration fee hike by about 51 dollars. rich carlson, walnut creek mayor. it is cheaper than paying for a pothole. the collected taxes would be spread out to fix local streets and transportation infrastructure. besides benefiting local communities, officials say the 5 billion dollar a year program would create many jobs. however, drivers we spoke with say regardless, the new taxes are tough to take on. matthew mora, bay area resident , local business owner it is just another tax, as a business owner, i am already hammered. craig sanborn, bay area resident. no. we can't afford

brown butter. >> chef three: so what we have here, sep ice cream with some barley. >> rene: mushroom ice cream and fermented barley sauce. >> anthony is a great ingredient. personally i'm not getting what the kohlrabi brought to the party. >> chef six: the razor clams are a bit sweet and with this broth it's quite sweet, so it becomes very one-dimensional. >> rene: why can't you do that for your next project? dry salt versus brine salt. >> chef: she uses elements i would never use in a dessert and they taste good, i like it. >> given a choice between a traditional dessert and this i would be very, very, very happy with this, i thought it was delicious. really delicious. >> rene: thank you. who's next? oh! >> chef seven: and so here i have a dish of, um, strawberries and cream. i decided to go out on my bike and see what i could get so all the flowers that are here, the lady let me pick them in her garden. so i have strawberries that are pickled in rose vinegar and a crème fraiche at the base that's been infused with burnt roses and rose pollen. >> rene: can we just clap or? >> anthony: and then that might well end up on the menu? >

. >> brown: gorsuch attended harvard law school, and was a marshall scholar at oxford where he met his wife. he clerked for supreme court justices byron white, and anthonynedy, who remains a key player on the court today. he spent ten years in private practice, and one in the justice department under george w. bush, who appointed gorsuch, then just 38, to a seat on the 10th circuit court of appeal, based in denver. you're not surprised that he's up for a supreme court nomination? >> well, actually, i'm shocked! >> brown: you are? >> yeah, to be honest with you. because he's such a down-to- earth guy. you just don't get that sense of, he's going to go try and run the world. >> brown: jamil jaffer worked with gorsuch at the law firm and later as his law clerk and has remained a friend. jaffer now teaches at the antonin scalia law school at george mason university, named for the man who neil gorsuch may replace. >> one of the interesting things about judge gorsuch is that he really is a judge's judge, you >> brown: what does that mean, exactly? >> yeah, so he's not looking to get a particular outcome. he doesn't have a particular policy view that he wants

the michael brown case that he had gone and robbed some cigarellos out of a store and they showed video of him pushing a store owner, which they used to dispel the whole movement that anthony shahid and others underground had started "hands up, don't shoot," i got in a day and a half later it was already resonating with all of the young people there. now this new video says he was really exchanging, allegedly, some marijuana for the cigarellos and that there was no robbery, which really changes the perception of the public, if this video is correct, and maybe even grand juries. we don't know what was presented. on whether or not he was aggressive enough to have reached in for a cop's gun, because he apparently, if this video's correct, was not involved in a robbery right before. >> well, i mean, this goes to the heart of the michael brown case. i spent months in ferguson, and we talked to people on the ground there. the idea of this news that, this perpetuated news that he had robbed this store really did change, i think, the character of the protests. >> absolutely. >> people were still upset, people were still saying that he should have gotten a fair trial, even if he ha