. >> we shall overcome that's the message in our nation's capital and around the country as we mark martin luther king junior day in washington, hundreds gathered for this replaying ceremony at the monument to the slain civil rights leader. it is the sixth annual will replaying and day of reflection and reconciliation at the mlk memorial. >> the mayor of atlantic city attacked governor chris christie today calling him quote, an enemy of civil rights. christie have been at odds over atlantic city's finances. >> today is martin luther king celebration and it is a source of special pride for 99-year-old south jersey woman her relatives played a key role in the underground railroad. >> nbc10 sidney long spoke slufl to marion buck on this day of volunteering and giving back. >> i don't like to be out in the front. >> reporter: at 99 marion buck isn't one for the spotlight, but proud to be the great, great niece of william still. he was born to slaves that escaped on the underground railroad a network of people and hiding spots to move slaves north to freedom. >> we changed our name in escaping.

as a matter of fact. it's 41 degrees, cloudy skies right now. clouds across the entire area. temperatures are well above the freezing mark and with rain moving in, not snow, we have to keep a close eye on those temperatures as we go through the night. the clouds will help prevent the temperature from dropping very much now that the sun is about to set but it's still well above freezing. reading is 39 degrees, blan din 39, kutztown 38, whitehall is 40, so obviously this is the area the lehigh valley, berk county that we have to watch the closest for anything close to the freezing mark. we have light rain later tonight into tuesday. we're not talking about a whole lot of rain. the temperatures over the next week or ten days averaging about 10 degrees above normal, the normal high is 40. we're closer to 50 over the next week or so. inauguration mild but we also see some rain moving in. right now we're starting to see a if you echos on the radar. this is not reaching the ground. and as we go through the night and into tomorrow the atmosphere's warming up so we're not anticipating any kind of a snow threat and the only kind of frozen threat would be some brief fr

as we mark the 25th anniversary of relations between our two parties, can i invite my right honorable friend to support the united kingdom for the maintenance of an independent sovereign state in the ukraine which is subjected to the annexation of part of the project by russia. >> happy to join my honorable friend in confirming commitment to that stage of the ukraine. the foreign secretary did the work with foreign ministers on this issue. we do provide significance to the ukraine and i hope to talk about the supports we provide. >> last week the prime minister said parliament would move on the fatal deal between the uk and the european union. could she set out for the host what could happen if parliament said no to the terms of the deal? would she in those circumstances negotiate an alternative deal or the audio options falling back on the wto's which mean 10% tariffs on cars, 20% on food and drink and a host of trades investments and prosperity. >> i expect we could negotiate a good deal in terms of trade with the european union, it would be in our interests and those of the europea

as we mark this moment of political transition, let us all draw strength and courage from the sacredions, from the many traditions of our land and may they inspire us always to seek di divine assistance, care for one another and live according to the highest aspiration god calls us as individuals and a nation. >> let all the peoples praise you, oh, god. >> let awe the peoples praise you. >> day by day we bless you. blessed be the one holy and living god. >> let us pray. o god, you made us in your own image and redeemed us through jesus your son. look with compassion on the whole human family. take away the arrogance and hatred which infect our hearts. break down the walls that separate us. unite us in bonds of love and work through our struggle and confusion to accomplish your purposes on earth that in your good time all nations and races may serve you in harmony around your heavenly throne. through jesus christ our lord. amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing "the star-spangled banner" ] ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still t

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so as we mark the completion of the museum, i'm thrilled to announce that i will donate "read my pins" to the diplomacy center. i have to say much to the consternation of my youngest daughter who said who is getting all this stuff? i'm truly honored to be able to share my story with the country and to know that my pins will have a wonderful home in our nation's preeminent museum of diplomacy. today, we're closer than ever to making that museum a reality. so thank you all so much for helping this day and to making it possible, and thank you all, all of you, for the great work that you have done. and to make vital the work this department more understandable and more accessible to people. thank you so very, very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, madam secretary. it's now my honor to introduce the honorable colon powell, the 65th secretary of state. >> thank you very much. it's a great pleasure to be with you this evening and a great pleasure to be back in the department of state. i want to express my thanks also to those of you who are responsible for this tremendous center. those who we

welcome to visit to ukraine where he said freedom and democracy are not tradable commodities.ome visi as we mark the 25th anniversary of of relations between our two posts, can i invite my friend to declare the support of the united kingdom for the maintenance of anof independent sovereign state in ukraine which has been subjected to this outrageous annexation by russia. by ru >> i am very happy to join my honorable friend and confirming our commitment. the foreign secretary has been doing a lot of work with other foreign ministers on this particular issue. we do provide significant support to ukraine and i hope soon to be able to meet and talk about the support we provide. the prime minister said parliament would get to vote on the final view between the uk and the european union. could they set out for the house what would happen if parliament said no to that view. would she come in those circumstances negotiate an alternative view or would her no deal option mean falling back on wto views which mean 10% tariffs on cars, 20% on food and drinkto and a host of other trade investments in the uk.

as we mark the 25th anniversary of relations between our two parliaments, can i invite my right honorable friend to declare the support of the united kingdom for maintenance of an independent sovereign state in ukraine, which has been subjected to this annexation by russia? p.m. may: i am very happy to join my honorable friend about confirming our commitment to the independent sovereign state of the ukraine. the foreign secretary has been doing a lot of work with other foreign ministers on this particular issue. we do provide significant support to the ukraine. i hope soon to be able to meet the president and talk about the support we provide. >> in a speech last week, the prime minister said that parliament would get aboard between the u.k. and the european union. what would happen if parliament said no to the terms of that view? would she negotiate an alternative view, or would her no real options mean falling back on world trade organization rules, which mean 10% tariffs on cars, 20% on food and drinks, and a host of other various to trade and investment in the u.k.? p.m. may: i also s

as we go through the day the. mostly cloudy skies by 3:30. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, we start to see more clouds moving in tonight. >> mark: as we start the take tomorrow. as we two through the day, we continue to see the rain moving in with a widespread downpour through tomorrow evening. we are pretty much getting in on heavy rain wrapping up thursday morning before the next round of rain moves in. as we two through the weekend, still looking at very heavy rain pretty much off and on between friday and saturday. saturday afternoon we take i break. another round of rain on sunday. how much rain could we see with one of this moving in. we could have an inch and a quarter. the second, another inch to inch and a half. inch and a quarter, i should say. the next storm is, up to three inches of rain. so a lot of that before the weekend is over with. we have good news for north bay commuters. >>> you're talking about more rain coming in. this is to watch the future here. looking at the bay. a second crash in hayward, around 880. i'm getting more detail. so far no slowing. we are talking about more rain. three storms coming in. a

as we enter into 17. what happens longer-term depending on how brexit plays out over the next several years is something we will have to all pay attention to, but i don't see a negative impact. markour notes, you say strategic growth plans drive deals rather than currencies, but when you see that pound down double-digit against sony currencies, corporate raiders are thinking this is an opportunity. , it's notmey corporate raiders. you are not going to buy a house you don't want because it's cheaper. but if the house you want is 10% cheaper, you might buy it or you will if you can. i think the currency has created a window of opportunity to take advantage of a strategic asset that you want. they will take advantage of the window. mark: breaking news on the german foreign minister speaking about today's eu foreign ministers talk and says donald trump dominated those talks today. he adds the comments trump made about brexit are not helpful. further members could leave the eu and he said nato was obsolete. this is bloomberg. mark: live from london, i'm mark barton in this is the european close on bloomberg markets. the world economic forum officially gets underway tomorrow. we're liv

as we mark this moment of political transition, let us all draw strength and courage from the sacredthe many traditions of our land and may they inspire us always to seek divine assistance, care for one another, and live according to the highest aspiration god calls us, as individuals, and a nation. >> let all the people's praise you, oh god. >> let all peoples praise you. >> day by day we bless you. >> blessed be the one holy and living god. . >> let us pray. oh, god, you made us in your own image and redeemed us through jesus, your son. look with compassion on the whole human family. take away the arrogance and hatred, which infect our hearts, break down the walls that separate us, unite us in bonds of love and work through our struggle and confusion to accomplish your purposes on earth, that in your good time, all nations and races may serve you in harmony around your heavenly throne, through jesus christ our lord, amen. ♪ ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's earlier light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ho'er the ramparts

mark. as the news flow evolves, as we get day to day bits of news from either side in these negotiations --ticle 50 has not been triggered yet. once that starts -- mark: this chart shows it well -- it goes back to brexit, but shows the percentage move. january alone, we had the brexit speech, last week, the supreme -- every daypaper you have a reason to ensure sterling is all over the place. the thing that stands out is the long line on the upside in january, the first time prime minister may spoke and the pound appreciated. as you say, in 90 minutes, let's see what the pound is when she speaks this time. vonnie: and of course, next week -- mark was saying how busy it was this week, but we have central-bank action next week. is that likely to move the pound, or have traders moved away from central banks having an impact, including today's japan central bank? richard: you ignore the central banks at your peril, but certainly, some of the news flow coming out of the white house over the past week has, if you will pardon me using the term, has trumped what central banks are doing. notwithstand

as we mark this moment of political transition, let us all draw strength and courage from the sacredrom the many traditions of our land. and may they inspire us always to seek divine assistance, care for one another and live according to the highest aspiration god calls us as individuals and a nation. >> let all the people praise you -- >> day by day we bless you. >> we praise your name forever. >> blessed be the one holy and living god. >> glory to god forever and ever. >> let us pray. oh god you made us in your own image and redeemed us through jesus your son. look with compassion on the whole human family. take away the arrogance and hatred which infect our hearts. break down the walls that separate us. unite in bonds of love and work through our struggle and confusion to accomplish your purposes on earth that in your good time all nations and races may serve you in harmony around your heavenly throne. through jesus christ our lord. amen. ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripe ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ g

let's apply the same standard to them as we go forward. markthese people taking the totality of the group, a group buteople who are outsiders, there are not a lot of people who are populists reformers who will care about draining the swamp. there are few people of any interestaying special influence needs to be lower. not just business, labor and other special interests. that.i agree with after weeks of cryptic tweets, donald finally held a press conference last week to finally attempt to address concerns about this business conflicts of interest that he has so many of as he starts his new job as president of the united states. instead of fully divesting himself, trump said he would instead turn over his business operations to his two oldest sons. the trump will take any profits from foreign government payments and donate them to the u.s. government and they will refrain from entering into international deals through the duration of a trump administration. any new deals would be vetted by an ethics advisor who would be paid by the president-ele

because the storm system as tropical moisture you can see we are getting into the middle and upper fifties once we get into sunday with overnight low quite chilling. >>robin w:. >>mark show you the new video who police are looking for this morning with and hear what you can do to help prevent you're taught from developing a peanut allergy and. [take: on cam]çáááon camáááÑ people in san francisco are once again calling for charges against police officer involved in a deadly shooting. [take vo]çááávoáááÑ demonstrators gathered outside of the hall of justice in san francisco yesterday the shooting happened almost 2 -years ago.. when undercover officers responded to reports of a man chasing someone with a knife.. that's when police shot and killed amilcar perez- l to hold office as a possible the d.a.'s office says it is not happy with the delay in the decision i've their >>rebecca: on the map parts of the north of the east bay valley and also bring their pets and doors of course is always a really dangerous to be outside you're going to probably very cold start to the morning dress nice and warm that is a major headline this morning with cold temperatures and is one to

a number of people there as we mark the day on monday morning. >>> good morning everyone. am mike and let's get you over to steve and it's a little foggy in some parts. >> yeah very foggy for some. others not as bad and sunday looked to be the worst day and it was really set up. there's some pockets where the fall comes dancing back especially over san pablo bay. some of that can stick around. not only that we have cleared around the s ie rra and off the back deck and winter beauty at it's best. we had a lot of fog over the weekend and it looks like a e beautiful day today and then coming in here and then i do believe. there it is. sal and steve my one-year-old son keeps on waiving at the tv in hopes that you guys will wave back. there you go. i am happy to wave. sal, make sure that you wave. thank you. well done, sal. thank you, sir. >>> the fog is in the valley and that's going get way. sometimes it does not budge and be back tonight and tomorrow and 30s and 40s on the tip and then mid-30s in nap 35 and then 31 degrees and then 31 to 35 and then an easterly breeze and th

rain in the morning, and it will in end and stay cloudy and we are thinking a little sunshine. heiser of the 53 degree mark. as we look to our 10 day outlook, we have the chance of morning showers becoming partly we will see move in friday and saturday, but it never is bitterly cold, just seasonably cold the way it kind of should be for the end of january, beginning of march, through this weekend and the first few days of next week. stay with us right here. jummy: we have a 7 on your side consumer alert. samsung is blaming batteries for all the gallery note 7 phones catching fire. the company rules out any problems in the phone hardware and software. they tes devices and officials say they are in prone to catch fire. note 7 discontinued the after two months. it was relaunched in august. the securities and exchange commission is investigating for itoo! for failing to close reaches you a hacker so the personal data of at least 500 million users. over a billion had been compromised in the hack dating back to 2013. madonna is clarifying her controversial speech at the women's march on saturday. yes, i have thought

very hard to make sure we ifa on-time performance and an independent company like flight stats is recognizing you as the best in the world, we are very excited and proud of that. markoes it translate to more traffic or not? pieter: for our customers and passengers it is very important, especially those flying on a tight schedule. for us, coming from a small countries with connecting travel it is important we run such a reliable operation. ,ark: when it comes to traffic last year your passenger tally rose by 6.4% to 30.4 million, will you be that in 2017 -- beat that in 2017? hard, the will work 30 million we hit in 2016 was a record for our company. years, we built it from a small company to where we are today and committed to continuing that by adding new destinations next year and welcoming more customers aboard our aircraft. mark: at the same time, air france passenger tally fell by roughly 691,000. but you have to continue to upset the declining performance that your merger partner -- of your merger partner? pieter: there was restructuring in air france, if you look at the long haul numbers, the trends are comparable, especially some of the restructuring of the

outbreaks of rain and eventually some milder air in as well — 8—10 degrees into the south—west, 3—5 in sheltered eastern areas. that marks a change as wemething a little less cold but a little more unsettled. with the weatherfront trying to push in from the west. now, it looks as though we move out of saturday into sunday, there's a potential for more significant rain across southern england. a level of uncertainty just where that front is going to be sitting so keep watching the forecasts. that could bring some wet weather to the south. but double figures, slightly colder, but drier conditions up into the north. the cloud stays with us for the start of a new working week. but also double digits are likely to stay with us as well — 10 or 11 degrees the high. hello, this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and jon kay. the us president, donald trump, has said he believes torture works when dealing with terror suspects. in his first tv interview since taking office, he said the us had to "fight fire with fire". i want to do everything within the bounds of what you are allowed to do legally, but do i feel it works? absolutely, i feel it wor

mark carpenter just drew it out of him. he didn't stop. we're looking forward to the super bowl. with san mateo's tom brady. as we said mark carpenter went out to several high school and sat down with tom brady, sr. you know deflategate and roger goodell. that's been on the football world's mind. the patriots win, on a week from sunday then, dell has got to give brady the trophy. how's that going to feel? the tension back and fourth. i tell you what. i know we're about nine days away. mr. brady no love lost for roger goodell. >> i think any parent can understand that. they'd rather take the arrows in the heart then have the kids take it. and for what the league did to him, what roger goodell constantly lied about, is beyond reprehensible as far as i'm concerned. it should be an honor because somebody that has roger goodell's ethics doesn't belong on any stage that tom brady is on. >> yeah. and he's a really nice regular guy. but again mark carpenter did a terrific job and trusted mark and kind of went off. surprised me a little bit with the super bowl coming. >> he's been in here so we know him a little bit. not

as well. highs barely above the freezing mark monday arch. as weet into tuesday next week, milder air coming our way. could start off with a rain/snow mix on tuesday before it changes to all rain as milder air comes in. i'll give you the whole ten-day forecast come up at 6:51. >>> now for an easy segue, here is melissa mollet. >> you're so funny. it's hilarious to me when it's not me overheating on air. >>> taking a look right now, chopper 4 over 95 southbound at 175. again, only the left lane getting by here. this is a major mess for people heading southbound on 95 this morning. very, very slow. we have that cleanup on the right side of the roadway. now, if you're heading 95 south, 175 area, take 29, take route 1, take bw parkway, but just the left lane is getting by. traffic moving on from 175 to 95 brad is up in chopper 4 for us right now showing us about these backups and what's going on. brad. >> it's a really complicated scene, melissa. let me pull up the shot for you here as we look down at cantaloupes. cases and cases of cantaloupes. this w

outbreaks of rain and eventually some milder air in as well — 8—10 degrees into the south—west, 3—5 in sheltered eastern areas. that marks a change as we trying to push in from the west. now, it looks as though we move out of saturday into sunday, there's a potential for more significant rain across southern england. a level of uncertainty just where that front is going to be sitting so keep watching the forecasts. that could bring some wet weather to the south. but double figures, slightly colder, but drier conditions up into the north. the cloud stays with us for the start of a new working week. but also double digits are likely to stay with us as well — 10 or 11 degrees the high. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: putting pen to paper. donald trump signs an order to build his border wall and says mexico will end up paying. in his first interview since taking office, the president insists torture works, but there's unease in the intelligence community. chile suffers its worst wildfires in half a century, the us sends the world's b

>>anny h: as we continue to mark the situation because we do have more storms and the wyeth. >>james: and lease the intensity of the rain fall it would give us a brief break before the next round pick in as early as tonight, just north of san ramon to danville in the south a relatively clear in terms of the rain most of the shower activity. >>james: of north and to downtown san francisco in the type you have some showers this is what is in store for us going for four out in the precipitous slide will we have this bass of moisture this is what attracted in our direction that we're expecting it will be as intense as what we saw over weekend and a fine will cause more problems because we will not have much time to recover from what we just all over the weekend mostly cloudy for the rest of the morning and then about noontime expected activity to start picking up and for the evening commute looks like we may have sporadic showers will have much more detail coming up in 15 minutes. >>robin w: that have been dealing with this down tree for while we may have both lanes blocked in th

. >> we have something special to celebrate this morning as well. >> yes we do today marks 70 years since wttg became the first commercial station in washington d.c. it was part of duemont television worker and got from thomas t. gold smith hence wttg and then became the metro media network. some of you may remember that and mid 8 sold fox. >> this morning we'll share more great pictures and memories and we want tonight hear from you as well how far back to you remember watching twvrment tg. how old were you when you started watching? do you remember mauri pov itch remember him? >> you are not -- >> that's a different mauri povitch. >> he worked at channel five how about panorama if you remember that what was your favorite t. v. show besides fox good day d.c. use #fox 7 and you can. >> happy birthday. >> don't look a day over 69 1/2. >> you have jokes today. let's talk a little weather now. this is pretty serious warm, rain, cold, create trauma out there in the dmv. >> we don't do trauma in the dmv all cost. wisdom is right, rain, roads, don't maix around here. lots of it coming our way.

as we mark 65 years of "today," we look back at the news events that shaped our world and our lives.ap for mankind. >> it's impossible to have a dry eye. >> reporter: as the moments unfolded right here on "today." ♪ plus, flying cars? why we may beon hopping on board. and pregnancy prank. ellen degeneres and jessica biel try to pull one over on justin timberlake. >> gets what, not only is there going to be a king of the house. there's going to be a queen of the house! we're here to tell you. >> surprise! >> surprise! >> and her name is going to be ellen. >> so did he buy it? "today," tuesday, january 10th, 2017. ♪ >> hi to our families in tulsa, oklahoma! >> we're finally at the "today" show! [ cheers and applause ] >> we're back now it's 8:00 on th it's the 10th of january, 2017. kind of a raw day. >> better than yesterday. >> coming up, by the way, in just a couple of minutes, if you are a leo, a cancer, or a cap corn, you want to get closer to the television. we're going to show you some awful things about yourself. >> can i thank the people that come out every day for the show? i

." >> as we mark 65 days of "today" we look at the news events that shaped our world and our lives. >unbelievable scene here. it's impossible to have a dry eye. >> as the moments unfolded right here on "today." ♪ i'm taking my time on my ride ♪ >>> plus, flying cars? why we may be one step closer to hopping onboard. >>> and pregnancy prank. ellen degeneres and jessica biel try to pull one over on justin timberlake. >> there's going to be a queen of the house. we're here to tell you. >> surprise. >> and her name is going to be ellen. >> hmm-mm. >> so, did he buy it? today, tuesday, january 10th, 2017. ♪ >> the family from louisiana. >> hi to our families in tulsa, oklahoma. >> for our broadway trip. >> we're finally here at the "today" show. woo. [ cheers and applause ] >> back, now, at 8:00 on this tuesday morning. it is the 10th of january, 2017. kind of a raw day. >> better than yesterday. >> better than yesterday. >> coming up, by the way, in a couple of minutes, if you're a leo, a cancer or a cap capricorn, you want to get closer to the television set. we're going to tell you awfu

we are back. traffic is going to be okay. hopefully this week. i did watch alex a bit and i saw there was a little bit slow traffic when the rain came today as mark has been sayingt. will be a bit of a break from gilroy to san jose. we have a nice looking drive. driving up through the morgan hill area. not a bad drive in to the main part of san jose. it stays that way all the way into the silicon valley. some people still have this week off from school. still have this week off and we expect a big rush of people coming back this monday coming up. let's move along and take a lack at live pictures. you can see that the bay bridge toll plaza looks good. its light so far getting in to san francisco. we are looking at -- we will go back to 280 here. it looks good. without further adu here is the man, mark.. w. >> where did the w come from? >> it sounds good. >> it makes me sound official. >> welcomer for weather. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> sal so sharp. is he back on it. >>> weather wise we do have this. low clouds and fog to start out the day. maybe mist and drizzle. we get a break for today. the breaks so important. especially when you see

. >> we have resettled almost as many christians as we have muslims, mark, so don't -- >> from syria, have not settled more than a handful of crist yaps from syria. a tiny number. zpl so, don't start -- >> is that true or not? >> are you misguiding the viewers. >> 97%. have been muslims. >> when it comes to actions that are effect i have, this is not an action that is effective in keeping us safe. >> now, you're changing the subject. >> when you have isis that is gleefully tweeting about this news, about the muslim ban, president trump is playing into the whole story that isis wants the world to believe that it is isis and the islamic world against the united states. and we have absolutely played into that and that makes us less -- >> and alice, mark and maria, i am going to have to leaf our conversation. i know we have so much more to discuss and we will at a future time, i promise. i do want to tell our viewers about some of the live pictures they're seeing. this is come frg the detroit international airport. you can see protesters there. you can see the cars coming in. for the depa

as we mark the 25th anniversary of relations between our two parliaments, can i invite my right honourablepport in the uk, and i hope to talk to president poroshenko sooner hope to talk to president poroshenko sooner rather support. last week, the prime minister said that parliament would get a vote on the final deal between the uk and the final deal between the uk and the european union. could she set out for the house what would happen if parliament said no to the terms of that deal? would she in those circumstances negotiate an alternative deal, or would hurt no deal option mean falling back on world trade organisation rules, which mean 10% tariffs on cars, 20% on food and drink, and a host of other barriers to trade, investment and prosperity in the uk? as i'll and prosperity in the uk? as i‘ll so said in my speech last week, i expect we will be able to negotiate a good deal in terms of trade with the eu, because it will be in our interest and those of the european union as well. there will bea european union as well. there will be a vote on the deal for this parliament, but then, if t

as we always have. so 2017 will be no different. we have laid out marksor what we can do and we believe we can continue to meet and beat expectations. and look at the year through a very healthy lens. in some waysre you -- great innovation, that'll be the accelerants to the growth. vonnie: major oil companies still stuck in the largest slump in a generation. a $2 billion write-down on gas deals in the rocky mountains. the ninth straight quarter that earnings have declined. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. still ahead, small cap added value stocks have rallied bake since the election. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." our tuesday apf smart data segment. here is julie hyman. value stocks have been rallying so if you combine both? here to discuss small-cap value to remind people that only talk about smart data it is basically etf's that use various factors or criteria in order to form their strategy. so we are talking about small-cap value etf's. why have they been so attractive? >> you have a couple of factors here. a ris

temperatures are going to top out in the mid-40s today,hi mark. as we get this rain and snow moving in after 4:00 or 5:00, it's just going to be wet for the evening. if you're driving around. monday morning, we could have slick spots as that road temperature drops to about 32 degrees. tomorrow night we're also looking just a little on the wet side. 5:00 p.m., rain showers to the south. a few snow showers there in the shenandoah valley. widely scattered throughout the evening, but after midnight, that temperature drops. this is where we could get a coating to an inch. that is it. a few snow showers around through the day tomorrow. those blustery northwest winds. temperatures tomorrow only in the upper 30s. it's going to feel like the 20s with those winds. again, most areas under an inch but still leave some time for that morning commute. if you're headed out to church or brunch, looking good. everybody do their homework, including teachers, do your lesson plans. maybe a few delays, but for the most part not going to see any cancellations. temperatures in

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disney, and it underperformed last year, it has everything working for it, and we love the company and management. liz: mark, as for this final hour, are investors, is there a weaker growth number gdp for december? 15 seconds. >> i don't think so. i think that the economic news is going to be pretty good going forward. we're expecting kind of a goldilocks scenario in terms of gdp growth. not too hot, not too cold. should be good for investors. liz: we like that. hey, happy new year to both of you. the market closed the first day of trade to the upside. let me take it to david and melissa for after the bell. david: thank you. well, stocks kicking off the new year on a high note, markets closing ending in triple digits up more than 100 points i'm david asmand. happy new year. melissa: i'm melissa francis, this is after the bell, we've got you covered on the big market movers but first, here's what else we have for you this hour. donald trump is the driver seat from mowtown to washington taking on general motors and ford. e president-elect scoring a big victory on capitol hill as well. hous republican yanking cont

surely as we make this decision going for, we need to see some of these cards. reticent not to show them because they don't have any. markdon't think she has a plan even after last tuesday's speech? gina: at the end of the day, what the government needs to do now as they execute brexit is to prove in their debate that britain will be in a better place than we are at the moment. they are suddenly realizing that it is not as easy as they thought it was going to be and there are rules and regulations when it comes to the w geo, -- wto, how you leave, possibly a new deal with other eu member states and other global partners. the reality is beginning to dawn . that must be a very difficult place for the government to find themselves. brexit will think leave britain in a worse place? gina: if we go for hard brexit, i think it will be very difficult to maintain the position we have now. if you look at where we were before we joined the eu, we were called the sixth poor man of europe. what brought us up is our membership. losing access to the market, leaving the customs union without anything to replace it may take two or three

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i think you see that in the commodity markets as well. mark: we are seeing it in the dollar.rs are choosing to look the glass half-full rather than half-empty. this is when it comes to the dollar. richard: what we have seen in the aftermath is a rally in the dollar. now we are starting to see a little bit of sideways trading at a little bit of that positioning being unwound. it does speak to what we were talking in the previous set, the long-term versus the short-term time horizons for investors. we have seen and unwind of that dollar on short treasury trades. vonnie: can i come back to you, tenet? aluminumlking about prices, they are rising even though china is putting out plenty. what is the thinking behind the price of aluminum prices? tina: there could he and inflow of infrastructure spending. there is concern about section is him. we saw a recently court case go into the wto asking for more protection to get dumping by china. that follows a lot of the court cases that have not on. you see a much more protectionist standpoint. underst recent thing came the obama administr

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is a great sight and it's a 3-day weekend for a lot of people, and we want to find out about the travel conscious. mark? >>> great news as we head into the weekend and just perfect timing heading up to the sierra. you just heard about the extreme snowfall amounts in the past few days and in the past 7 days, they add up as you can see. the snowpack is coming up as well. so i'll get out of the way and show you, 97, 116 to 133" at kirkwood, a lot of fresh, steep powder and thankfully, the conditions are looking good heading into the weekend. lake tahoe, the roadways, no problems but watch out for ice that could cause issues out there heading towards 80 and 50. for saturday, partly cloudy skies and a high of 34 and sunday, a slight chance of snow, mid-30s and monday, great. lots of sunshine and temperatures on track to reach the low to mid-40s, 42 degrees. of course, with all the added rainfall and snowfall in the system we are still concerned with flooding out there, and towards sacramento, you can see a flood warning posted for portions of sacramento county extending today toward the bay area as well. we're talking contra

. >> as we prepare to mark the birthday of dr. martin luther king jr. a local church will host a luncheon aimed at exploring the work of dr. king and recommitting to his dream. reverend marshall mitchell is the host of saturday's event. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what can you tell us? it's going to be an exciting opportunity to celebrate how america has moved forward and we're hearing over and over again we're moving back. that's not the case. america is moving forward. people are continuing to expand the circle of inclusion this year. we'll be honoring a holocaust survivor because many survivors are dying so it's a race against the clock for them. also an african american females a tr astronomer and the first african american film designer for hidden figures. >> and josh shapiro. tell us about that. >> josh and ri the odd couple out. african american pastor, jewish county commissioner and we are best of friends. we pray together. we talk. our families celebrate together and so we have just decided that we're going to be th

outbreaks of rain and eventually some milder air in as well — 8—10 degrees into the south—west, 3—5 in sheltered eastern areas. that marks a change as weweatherfront trying to push in from the west. now, it looks as though we move out of saturday into sunday, there's a potential for more significant rain across southern england. a level of uncertainty just where that front is going to be sitting so keep watching the forecasts. that could bring some wet weather to the south. but double figures, slightly colder, but drier conditions up into the north. the cloud stays with us for the start of a new working week. but also double digits are likely to stay with us as well — 10 or 11 degrees the high. i'm kasia madera, with bbc news. our top story: president trump signs an order to build a wall along the us border with mexico. mr trump said the barrier would deter illegal immigration and drug cartels. he's restated that mexico will ultimately foot the bill, despite its insistence it won't. a former north korean diplomat has told the bbc he thinks president kim jong—un would be prepared to launch a nuclear attack on america if under pressure.

it >> as we discuss police community relations, we have live shots from the setup. marking martin luther king day. the march will be live on c-span. we have some sites on the ground. preparing for the rest of today's show. electponse, the president has tweeted something to congressman john lewis. fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape area the election results, no actions, bad. max calling from texas. are you there? caller: can you hear me? i have been profiled several times in my life. policer the country ended mass incarceration, to stop funneling military equipment, to stop departments from stepping on civil liberties and all this nonsense. i may remind you of the case in fort worth where a woman was arrested. that officer got a 10 day suspension. the charges haven't been dropped. ,he charges against that man that child haven't been pressed. this is exactly what communities, some people don't trust police. they are never caught -- they are never punished for their wrongdoing. that's my problem. so much work to be done. donald trump is not helping. ho

we also have the dollar trading higher against the yen. fixes up slightly but not a big tell. beenwo year yield has higher and basically unchanged, perhaps mark doesn't really tell that ashe day goes on, investors will look at bonds and intraday volatility. mark: interestingly, the vixx near the lowest level in 3.5 years. yesterday, we rose. we rose 1% yesterday. the stoxx 600 up for a on .341% and at highs and over one year, so we are at 30 months highs -- 13 months highs led by health care stocks. we will talk about this in a second. i won't steal the thunder. shares up as much as 22% earlier, the record. jm j agreed to by $30 billion off of the drugmakers r&d operations, clinching the j to becomel for j& the leader in medicine treating a rare type of blood pressure, the big gainer in europe today. busy day for earnings, always on thursday during the earnings season. you know the world's biggest company has shares up as much as 5.8%. biggest gain since july 2015. sales,ng earnings and price increases in russia and turkey, more than upsetting subdued shipment growth. let's finish with micro, the european ship maker, shares earlier rising to the highest 2007.since it sa

yesterday and my opening marks as senate leader. indeed be ways we can work together. i named a few of them. let me be perfectly clear. taking millions of americans off their health care and throwing the entire system into chaos is not one of them. thatand deeply troubled the republican majority and the president elect is trying to have a full-scale assault on the health care system. just the affordable care act care act. but medicare and medicaid as well. they are asked look ugly bound, those are the pillars that support the american health care system. as the first effort of business the republican majority has put forward a resolution to repeal the reform. they have promised not to cut medicare in the campaign. -- the president elect has elected a man who has spent his career delegitimizing this. i do not think that is something that a vast majority of americans believe in. it is to clear that president elect trump and the republican congress are intent on making america safe again. they seem determined to make chaos, not affordable care for the american people. tod