it's than usual because usually they go to the aspen pool, the class shaped pool behind aspen. but it's in their place. they go wherever they want and you adjust as needed. we had a fitness center and basketball court with all the cardio and weights and all that as well. okay, yes, sir. >> including the reporters and commanding officer, did you have any say so as far as kind of redecoration? >> cedar was the house belonged to the facility but the furnishings were yours, like it was into when you moved in, you put your own things in it. all the guest cabins would be decorator typically by the first lady or her staff over time. so the clintons left all the furnishings were there probably for about eight months to a year plus, then slowly mrs. bush changed things out. but our personal belongings of what decorated cedar, and when we left everything was empty once again. yes, ma'am. >> where did your children go to school while you were there? waited they live? >> okay. so the school bus, there's a photo in the book, we would drive her out the gate, on the public road, park center v

abc's nick watt in aspen, colorado. >> tonight max p just won the big air high above aspen, colorado.g air. >> next month big air bi becomes a brand new olympic sport. hold on to your beanies, people. >> basically big air consists of style, execution, landing, amplitude and difficulty. >> this is the big air, 35 degree angle. couldn't pay me enough to strap on the board to do this. dheez kids are nuts. i say kids because frankly a lot of them are kids. >> if she lands this if will be history. >> she won the x games gold last year at age just 16. landing cab double cork 1080. >> oh, my goodness, ladies and gentlemen, take off your hats and throw them on the ground. >> first female rider to do it in competition. >> switch front side off a jump three full rotations and flip. >> this is mildly offensive. you don't look like you should be doing this. >> for sure i look in the mirror sometime and go what am i doing right now. >> she's going to the olympics on team usa they have a shot at the podium sweep but austria might steal goal but american can be totally cool with that. >> it's pretty

president roosevelt and aspen, the stone hearth is so fair. still there. it's a lot cleaner today. that is the fireplace inside of aspen, president truman driving himself in his convertible, one of the few times he was there and mentioned the president of churchill, president church of roosevelt smoking cigars, probably having some whiskey and a shout of cigar dust keeping mosquitoes away talking about the war and what the u.s. and great britain need to do. important work getting done and president eisenhower marbling many times johnson at the bunker the ambassadors talking about the vietnam war and how to either continue or end it. then another president or excuse me to the right president nixon, same log, same fish pond and of the book there's a stor there it the lincoln continental car that lincoln gets 2% and he gets in the drivers seat and motions him to get in the passenger seat and off they go down the hill. so with no security around them in great peril, two superpowers at the time almost wiped out in a chain-link fence. little known moment that his camp david is about a lo

we'll discuss that with walter isaacson of the aspen institute.y with us ns, there's something else: an underlying breakthrough that makes it all possible. at qualcomm, we're leading the world to 5g, and a new era of seamless interaction that will make the internet of things, the thing. for us, there's less fanfare. but soon enough, the technology that starts at qualcomm will be front and center on the world stage. >>> our next guest has a history with apple and google. developing tools to research the effects of smartphone overuse and addiction on young people. he said adults are addicts, not only kids, and google needs to help tony fidel, one of the designers behind the ipod and iphone, also co-founded nest and is a principle with future shape. you can see what tony tweeted about the report tony, welcome. so, it seems like you're saying -- >> hi, there >> -- tech companies should give us more data about how we're using the services, these devices, how much we're using them, and when we cross into, perhaps, addictive behavior. am i getting that r

. >> we have team boxes cents we've got a car in the middle, we've got jenn fred back from aspen, we're got steve keeley in the left box. we're boxed in. who should we start with, jen? no hey lauren, where is lauren? >> hey, guys. >> she's in a vehicle. >> so i heard -- i am in the car, because remember the last hit we talked, mike, i told you there was woman who said head my way ♪ is falling harder here than it is in reading. so i looked it up. it is 5 miles away, but with the snow it is taking us little time to get there. i can tell you this, though. about the leaf blower versus the shovel. a lot of people on twitter talking about it, we caught up with the guy earlier. we have some video of him. he was out front when was out near the ice sculpture where chair, frozen thrown. he says he wasn't cold, he did not have on a coat, but he had on gloves because he was throwing salt down, and he wanted to clear the way for the front door of his other workplace, or his boss. so he was out there with the shovel getting it done. but we just caught up with the guys few minutes ago becomes a half h

we are at the aspen manor shopping center. we'll be here the next couple hours if you want to grab one or back to you. >> thank you, amee. crews are working to patch more than a hundred water main breaks in our area. one of them has east/west highway in takoma park shut down. the crew has been on the scene since morning. we'll let you know when the lanes are open again. >>> now is the time to make sure you have the nbc washington app. see the forecast and get the weather alerts right on your phone. >> friends and family battling to find a man with dementia. prince george's county police say 65-year-old daniel dehaven may have been picked up last tuesday as he was walking along route 1. he was last seen at the costco in beltsville. there have been recent reports he was dropped off near anne arundel high school. today people met to form search parties. they say he's nonverbal but he does respond to his name. >>> you know we hear about people breaking into cars all something left out on the seat, right? >> yeah, but in alexandria

live in aspen hill, amee cho, news4. >> amee, thank you. more than 100 water mains have broken in our area and crews are working to patch them up. a cracked main in by those da caused water to flow down the streets. homes in the area of ross moore drive at cheshire may experience low water pressure this evening. and a water main break has part of east/west highway at new hampshire avenue in takoma park shut down. wssc crews have been out there on the scene this morning. we'll let you know when all lanes reopen there. >> and this cold weather forced howard university to cancel classes until next week. some steam pipes ruptured in the frigid temps. filling some classrooms with moisture. the ceiling tiles were ripped out. giant hoses brought in to vacuum out the humidity. and the school's boiler system is also taking a beating so some buildings don't have consistent heat. classes are e january 16th. >>> we're working for you to keep you updated on school closings and these delays. if you have the nbc washington app, make sure you allow push al

hilton says he popped the question on top of a mountain in aspen, colorado. the couple have been dating for two years and made their relationship public last february. and in other entertainment news - h-g-t-v's popular show hosts chip and joanna gaines are expecting baby number five! they also made the announcement on instagram. the couple star in the show "fixer upper," where they showcase their waco, texas-based home remodeling business. the current season -- season five -- is expected to be the last. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. ryan hughes.. what for 5 0-clock. unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, eeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life.

draw the story out for a global audience is time's barker tyson is program director and fellow at the aspen institute germany and he also worked in the state department it's good to have you here at the big table with us here i mention the state department because foreign policy is one is one part that trump could talk about tonight right but there's also the big elephant in the room and that is russia do you think that he's going to mention russia he you know he doesn't he still has not admitted that there was russian meddling in the election of twenty sixteen what will he dare even mention the word tonight well there's a lot of news kind of swirling around the collusion question the russia question the most investigation right now we have the resignation of mccabe from the f.b.i. we have the release of this non sanctions list which the chairman of the foreign relations committee in the duma called basically the phone book at the kremlin which didn't impose any new sanctions right and then of course we have this five day time limit to release this memo which the g.o.p. in the house actuall

x games aspen. check out brett turcotte on the snow mobile. this is free style.ve to talk about it. turcotte wins his second gold medal in aspen. levi novalley, upside down. fancy. this is how i would do it if i entered. joe parsons that's my man. spins around. and the finish is backwards! high degree of difficulty. oh, he stuck the landing right there. and he didn't win. that's a wrap on morning sports. join us for warriors and celtics, 5:30 right here. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> and the warriors and celtics game is followed by toyota after the game with larry beil, mike shumann with player interviews from oracle arena, and warriors ambassador don afoil. >>> now an accuweather update. >> we have a nice weekend in store. here's live doppler 7 and the satellite image. cloud over the bay and north bay right now. lots of sunshine lighter on. look at the view looking out towards the bay bridge. sun coming up shortly. temperatures on the cool side. 40s and 30s. san francisco 45, oakland, 39. gilroy, 36 degrees. half moon bay 39 degrees. we will take to

news4's amee cho is in aspen hill tonight. amee, most parents taking it all in stride? >> reporter: hi, doreen. yeah, they are. as you take a look behind me, you can see the roads aren't that bad right now. that is some good news. and the parents we talked to said they didn't mind the early release. they just want their kids to be safe. >> snow >> reporter: excitement in the air for yet another snow day in montgomery county. >> people make fun of washingtonians for closing up school early. i support the close. >> school never lets out that early very often. >> reporter: this afternoon parents race from work to pickup the little ones. over in prince george's county, students also waited for rides. the county says they understand parents have to take off work. >> and that's something we do take into consideration and, of course, weather forecasts always change throughout the day. >> reporter: one thing that wasn't changing, how students felt about heading home. >> i feel pretty good. i feel really good about it. the ipad. >> i don't have to do much work. >> um, i like to

we saw each other last summer in aspen, neither of us imagined what the next six months would bring.we are. today's conversation is a chance for a sophisticated audience to hear what is on her mind with a particular focus on the terror threat. after her remarks the third secretary of homeland security and i will ask a few brief questions, we are mindful of the short time for this event which is only 30 minutes. she'll make some introductory comments right now, hopefully from the podium. i think she will make them from the table. and we will follow up. lee's welcomed the sixth secretary of homeland security. [applause] >> thank you. me, it isfor inviting my pleasure to be here this point. before i begin i wanted to update you on our efforts to achieve immigration reform. last thursday, the president introduced a legislative framework which was the result of many hours of it but from frontline men and women in dhs. as well as many conversation of congress. leaders on both sides of the aisle continued to tell me that we all agree on the problem. we all want to secure the border. .e all

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saw just right there are joining us now here in the studio and barker he is program director at the aspen institute germany here and welcome to tyson including. you know we heard adam schiff alleged there that this was a gag order from the white house was it and is it possible for bannon to claim executive privilege you know this is a longstanding norm in washington that presidents do want to keep frank counsel with their counselors like steve benen was going back to the nixon administration where they do want to stab a space that is a safe space for presidents to basically say what they need to say it in the search once this is kind of like client lawyer privilege the interesting thing here is they're deploying it in the same way that the attorney general put deployed it in open hearings earlier last year basically saying that executive order has executive privilege hasn't been invoked but it could touch on rails that would require executive privilege so they're setting up a number of obstacles to steve benen testifying which really angered the house intelligence committee on both sides

multiple units are on the scene of this area of aspen hill and rockville.ted in someone's shed. it's a total loss. investigators say someone was using an electrical extension cord from the house rigging some sort of modified power strip for lights and power. the damage was about $5,000. we'll have updates to learn more. eun? >> thank you, chris. scary moments for a girl walking home from school. a man grabbed her and touched her inappropriately. this is the composite sketch of the suspect. the girl was walking along the path in sterling wednesday, the man appeared to be jogging when he approached and touched heifer. she screamed and the man ran off. this image of the man. call the loudoun county sheriff's office if you know anything about it. >>> holding on to $16 million in metro funding because maryland, virginia and the district haven't formed a safety oversight group. they were supposed to have this by the end of last. the problem, seating dmigsers and it was prevented. the government has been holding money since a deadline was missed back in february.

playing n you are looking at her instagram video showing moment her husband popped the question in in aspen colorado. the actor chris, with a 20 car at diamond ring no word on a wedding day. >>> and, the hoe of popular home remodeling show fixer upper announced on instagram that they are expecting baby number five. the couple stun fans in september when they announce they had were ending the show but they stayed busy, and a new home goods partnership with target. >> that is beautiful stuff have you seen it. >> no, i have not. >> very attractive couple. >> they are like the couple that every couple wants to be. >> goals. >> um-hmm. >> they are just so likable, they are like will and kate. >> they are america's will and kate. >> okay. >> soon to be harry and megan. >> let me tell what you my goalies, katie. >> i know what you will say. >> when can i finally not wear something where i have to cover every single part of my body. >> we can promise at lee in the seven day we will go above freezing, but it will be, past weekend in to next week. there is still a holding pattern continuing, and, tha

tyson barker from the aspen institute here in germany times it's good to have you on the show let me adjust my seat here before we start talking so the question i think on a lot of people's minds is are we going to see a u.s. president trump. b a b d and when it comes to staying on script or are we going to see him live and show what some people would say is the real face of president trouble well you know all indications are that there's going to be slightly new face and that's going to be a face of optimism it's going to be continuation of the message that he delivered in davos that the u.s. is open for business and essentially taking on that reagan message which is it's morning in america what we saw in davos and even more so in his first you know trial run into state of the union immediately after the inauguration last year is that he can stick to script and right after that speech he got a lot of praise from all across the board saying he looked presidential but the question is what comes after the speech that really matters i think can he stay on script for the forty five minut

staying with winter sports and great britain's izzy atkin has won bronze at the slopestyle world cup in aspensh in germany last week, finishing seventh at the st moritz world cup in switzerland. the british duo were only able to compete this season after raising over £30,000 through crowdfunding, following an overspend by their governing body. in the men's two—man event, bradley hall and joel fearon finished 18th. four british rowers have set a new record for rowing across the atlantic in the fastest time. the four 0arsman completed the 3,000 mile trip from the canary islands to antigua in 29 days and 15 hours, wiping more than five days off the previous record. the challenge, as we said before, was just a relentless the challenge, as we said before, wasjust a relentless never—ending pain, just rowling. the whole thing of coming first was something i suppose was beyond our wildest dreams. and finally... anyone watching the recent ashes series between england and australia will have become used to the hostility that can surround test match cricket well here's the more romantic side of the game

staying with winter sports and great britain's izzy atkin has won bronze at the slopestyle world cup in aspenm their crash in germany last week, finishing seventh at the st moritz world cup in switzerland. the british duo were only able to compete this season after raising over £30,000 through crowdfunding, following an overspend by their governing body. in the men's two—man event, bradley hall and joel fearon finished 18th. that's all from sportsday. just to remind you that harry kane has become the top scorer in the premier league in tottenham's 4—0 win after everton. thanks for joining us. see you soon. we had a weather front in the west, which give a disappointing day, still producing some rain. the totals are mounting up in parts of the south west, tens of millimetres there. through the night, some of that rain still persisting, but the energy slumping out of it. some of the rain will become like an patchy. elsewhere, not much to report, a lot of cloud around. you may get some frost but it won't be a widespread problem. it will be windy across the north west as a new front comes in. the

right let me just thank our washington bureau chief alexander friend and fison barker here from the aspen institute germany tape both have been for helping us and i in our coverage to analyze and to dissect this very important speech for the u.s. president i'll be back at the top of the hour if you minutes with a recap of all the day's news as well as the speech and more world news state stay with. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the way that you chose new developments useful information and anything else worth noting. presents. its. looks over the shoulders of makers and choosers. it's. what drives the economy. to see a. leading germany always has its finger on the. the markets. spoke to. me. thirty minutes. and special just in trump's first state of the union address from american carnage to a new american moment the u.s. president just finished his first state of the union address to the american people . coverage begins right now.

up on aspen streets covered. neighbors opting to shovel out now. >> got my heaviest coat on here hat gloves everything. >> reporter: as cold as it has been today from the schuylkill river frozen over to being able to walk on frozen snow on broad street some were trying to embrace it whether it was jogging. aren't you cold out here. >> no. >> reporter: or as you can see kids playing in it or braving it with co-workers to and from work. >> we're headed to starbucks for a morning fix and then we've got to get to work. we've spent enough time complaining. [laughter] >> reporter: and another live look out here independence mall, jim, it is cold out here. you got a question though how they did it back in 1776 before they had any of this modern technology and the tourists i spoke with say there was one plus abouthe cold out here. that was no lines to get in and see the sights. for now reporting live at independence mall bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> bob, thank you. >>> doctors are warning about the effects

so much it reminds me of aspen or arizona. the beautiful snowcapped mountains and deserts.s really extraordinary. the landscape. and they're -- afghans have a great sense of humor. they're extremely hospitable. it's great to spend an evening with some afghans because there's going to be a lot of laughs, a lot of good food. and it's just -- breaks your heart to think this war has been going on for decades and the misguided, my view, policy to continue this war because there's no way in the world afghans are going to succumb to this kind of foreign intervention. it's just not going to happen. i think if you get to know the afghan people and their personality, you realize that, you know, we're going to have to be there forever and that's just not going to happen. eventually it's going to have to be settled but not on the battlefield. >> steve mccurry, thank you very much indeed. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> and just as afghanistan cast an irresistible spell on steve mccurry, oxford has the same effect on storyteller phillip hallman. but not the day-to-day oxford that we know

this morning, firefighters blame an extension cord and power strip for causing a fire in a shed in aspen hill. putfighters this happened in the 4000 block of south -- wrote around 9:30 last night. damage done, around $5,000. copies of a bombshell book about trump, gone in minutes. this book hit shelves ahead of schedule. john: four days early. it has garnered so much attention. it is amazon's number one best seller. stores were supposed to sell it next tuesday. they opened it up today here at the cramerbooks -- kramerbooks. in 20 minutes. inside the trump white house," is book, blasting the trump administration and a family. inside the book have surfaced, including quotes from steve bannon, calling a meeting with a russian lawyer and trump treasonous and unpatriotic. trump dumbls ivanka as a brick. a lawyer sent wolf a cease and desist letter, saying bannon has a violated a nondisclosure. the president says this book is full of lies, accusing wolff of lies, saying he has had zero access inside the white house. he has been criticized for wrong facts and misquote in his books. regardless,

launched a ground offensive and let me also mention that there has been protests on the ground in aspen where people have taken to the streets condemning the turkish president and these strikes and we've seen the same kind of sentiments being echoed in london in front of the turkish embassy there where protesters also accuse the turkish government of terrorism and of aligning itself with islamic state. ok many thanks our correspondent paula slavering is right up to date and just to add a little bit of information is just coming in from the russian foreign ministry that russian a rainy and voice the u.s. charge the all been summoned to the turkish foreign ministry to be briefed on this new turkish operation in syria and over. more on this story now from r.t. correspondent jacqueline vuckovic in the studio we heard a bit about how this is a quite quickly it's probably still quite a few countries off guard though with the international reaction being well we have heard that rex tillerson the u.s. secretary of state has already contacted his turkish counterpart to ask about this operation b

from me turkish foreign minister who says that anyone who does not support turkey's actions in the aspen region essentially is siding with the terrorists and will be dealt with accordingly. ok that's part of clear with the latest thank you paula. what hook is military action against the kurds in syria triggered protests across europe people took to the streets in a number of capitals to denounce the incursion and demand id escalation of the crisis we're going to be following all of the developments on the turkish syrian border throughout the day and evening so do stay with us for that. at least eighteen people have been killed in afghanistan after an overnight siege at a major hotel in the capital kabul fatal if he's included a high ranking afghan diplomat and fourteen foreign nationals security officials believe up to four attackers were involved though the taliban which claims it was behind the assault says it sent five gunman. i think unfortunately the afghan security forces are just not. up to the standards or there's too much pressure on them and there's not much coordination betwee

short while ago let's go to tyson barker now he is joining us where he is program director at the aspen institute germany here in berlin welcome and good morning to you tyson thank you was this a gag order and disband and have a legal basis for not talking but i mean basically what benon is trying to do is curry favor with the white house by employing the same technique technique that jeff sessions used when appearing before the intelligence committees in the spring saying not necessarily that he's invoking executive privilege but some of the questions were all of the questions really could touch on areas that are fall under the scope of executive privilege and therefore that he shouldn't answer them so he's throwing up obstacles to questions provided by the house intelligence committee it's angered members on both sides of the aisle including republicans who have said that they're going to try to push this even further of course that same executive privilege will not apply to the subpoenas being issued by the grand jury being conducted by robert over and i want talk a little bit more a

1929 it was also probably the first time most americans ever heard the voice of a president so, the aspen institute among many other things focus on leadership and what it takes to be a great leader and one of the things that's remarkable about roosevelt is how he managed to balance the newspapers in the country were against him and america had this extraordinary collectivization and fear of socialism and also describe something that many of us think. how did he find common ground. he was mindful of the divide in the country. it took 103 ballots. it was because of the fundamentalists and the north. roosevelt dealt with the southern segregationist who were running their committees in the house and the senate and was convinced of the fact he couldn't antagonize and they might not remember but the south was its base, the democratic south, the solid democratic south and where is the support? the saying was termed a space to the wall and roosevelt and the democrats and somebody send a song called franklin roosevelt the poor man's friend. in the programs which they receive certain benefits and

paris is engaged and her boo and beau popped the question during aspen ski trip.in instagram with caption saying so happy and excited to be engaged to the love of my life my best friend and my soul mate. have you seen the ring? do yourself a favor. >> california last baby born in 2018 and first in 2018. first baby born 11:57 new year's eve and two minute later on january 1, baby number two arrived. that's right twins born in different years boy and girl. sweet. >> you have to watch the paris hilton video. >> he buys a two and she is puts it on her own finger. >> why do you do air quotes. >> why spend 2 million on a ring let me put it on your finger. >> she's excited everybody does it differently. >> looks so scripted al, so sciptd watch it yourself it's on her instagram page. >> ed sheeran making an appearance on "fox". and 2018 lineup in the fox beat. it's like last year's this year all over again. >> not the first time the singer song writer made cameo. he was on game of nronz. a lot of people were not happy with that "game of thrones" fan. reviews of that perfo

these are not beautiful people from aspen or harvard. these are people who can barely shave.annon shaves half his face. people who are ignorant of politics but savvy of the streets. you put street fighters in there from queens and elsewhere. democrats have to be consistent about this because they nominated a neo-fight over hillary clinton, remember? they did it first with obama. they won. this is the pendulum. lastly, you said wolff is a good writer. he is. the reporting is strange. it feels like he's forcing observations and conclusions to fulfill the good story writing. he has a great story. he writes an active voice. but the reporting is in the passive. it's as if things are happening without a reason. i think that's weird. part of me says yeah, a lot of this could happen but it's like he is shoveling it into a way that fits the story. >> dana: from "the new york times," a thin read, well-written, could've used a copy edit. >> greg: that his rivalry. that's her going i wish i had that book. >> dana: may be what greg is saying -- >> jesse: it's like "the five" came into the

jennifer aspen tells how to keep from passing it on to others. >> i think the key thing is time and distancead the flu one day before you develop symptoms and up to five to seven days after your symptoms begin. and in terms of transmitting the flu, the flu virus can travel up to at least six feet by coughing, sneezing, breathing or talking. so keep your distance. >> and the doctor says anti-viral drugs like tamiflu can be helpful even if taken 48 hours after symptoms begin and can shorten the duration of symptoms by about a day, but most importantly, if someone has been exposed to a person with the flu or flu-like symptoms data shows it can reduce the risk of that person getting sick themselves by as much as 80%. she's talking about tamiflu. >>> and enrollment numbers are turning around at city college of san francisco. according to the examiner. this semester began with a head count of more than 26,000 students. that's 4500 more than were enrolled in the spring semester last year. the college's free city program no doubt plays a role. it's the second semester city college has waived tuition

turcotte wins his second gold medal in aspen. levi know valley, upside down. fancy.tered. joe parsons that's my man. spins around. and the finish is backwards! high degree of difficulty. oh, he stuck the landing right there. and he didn't win. that's a wrap on morning sports. join us for warriors and celtics, 5:30 right here. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> now an accuweather update. >> clear skies over many parts of the bay area. we are seeing clouds through parts of the north bay and we could see some fog develop in north bay valleys like santa rosa and napa and east bay valleys. here's a live shot as we look towards the buildings in downtown san francisco. it's cool outside in san francisco. it's currently 45. mountain view down to 39. gilroy, 36. half moon bay, 39 degrees. here's another live shot looking from mount tam towards san francisco. cool as well in santa rosa. napa in the 40s. 30s through novato. livermore at 38. and looking from the east bay out towards the beautiful bay bridge. look how calm the water s. it is quiet out there. lots of clear

reporter: i thought the cia director's comments were interesting and similar to the ones he said in aspen at a conference in july. he kind of almost didn't dismiss it but kind of said this is what russians always do without specifically presenting any evidence and just making it like they're one of other actors trying to do it. i asked secretary of state tillerson specifically if he was concerned about meddling in the 2018 election. take a listen to what he told me. >> do you think they're going to try to meddle in 2018? >> i don't know. i hope they don't. >> do you have evidence they are? >> we have none yet. we do know that russia has involved themselves in other elections in europe and elsewhere. it is a message we conveyed to the russians. i conveyed, i don't know i don't understand why you do this. i don't understand what you get from this. >> and then the conversation went on. i said to the secretary, what russia tries to do, don't they, in the united states and around europe, is to sow discontent throughout the democratic system. so there is this concern that russia is trying to do

turcotte wins his second gold medal in aspen. levi novalli, upside down. fancy.his is how i would do it if i would do it. joe parsons. that's my man. spins around. and the finish is -- backwards. high degree of difficulty. oh, he stuck the landing right there. and he didn't win! that's a wrap on morning sports. join us for warriors and celtics, 5:30 right here. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> and the warriors and celtics game is told by toyota after the game with larry, mike shumann with player interviews from arcal arena. donald foil, and kerry kieting in stud know. the show starts atcal tonight. >>> now an accuweather update. >> live doppler seven and the satellite image showing partly cloudy conditions over part of the north bay and some of the bay area. but it is quite clear in the south bay. check out the view from mount tam. you can see how clear it is out there over the bay. in san francisco, 47, oakland, 43. mountain view and "gma" at 41. gilroy still in the 30s at 39 degrees. half moon bay already at 50 degrees. this time we are looking out tow

at the big table with me in the studio is tyson barker he is the program director and fellow at the aspen institute germany he also served in the u.s. state department ties it's good to have you with us and in washington d.c. is our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena she is standing by following events for us from the u.s. capitol building needs you alexander let me throw it to you alexander i mean we're we're hearing now there are some leaks there big surprise with this white house about what's going to be in the speech tonight and we're hearing that he's going to talk about a new american moment what more can you tell us about what we can expect. well yes it's true it is a big moment for president trump who has had a tumultuous generate that included a government shutdown a tell all book and bombshell reports saying that he had thoughts to fire special counsel robert miller so for the president it is a huge opportunity to outline his achievements to talk about his political agenda and according to the white house he's going to strike an optimistic and unifying by approaches and

>> joining us, executive director of the sports and society program at the aspen institute.k is called "game on: the all-american race to make champions of our children. tom, welcome what do you think? i mean, as it stands now, in the nielsen ratings, football games are still plamaybe eight out ofe top ten shows viewed each week we all know television ratings overall are going down is this just an nfl problem or tv problem, do you think >> yeah, let's frame this. the nfl is still a very successful product on tv, but there are a number of factors in play here. i mean, you know, people are watching less tv, you got all the cord cutting, you have the nfl red zone where, you know, viewers can shift from game to game you have the concussion issue which has caused some people to turn away. there are a lot of factors in play >> and what happens next, do you think? are they going to try to fix some of those things another complaint i hear frequently is that it's boring there are so many penalties, the thing takes so long, and it's just too slow. >> yeah. well, look, i mean, you know

your organization, ravito aspen.he is fearful she, too, could be deported. , just put out a memo that more people are taking refuge in churches than we have ever seen. since the 1980's. >> it is hard to ignore the pattern that has been emerging over the last several weeks. when you look at not only ravi's case, but others -- amy: just deported to haiti as president trump made those "s-hole" comments about haiti. >> exactly. you see this targeting of people who have been outspoken about the need for justice in our immigration system, people who have affiliated themselves with the sanctuary movement. it is hard to believe that there isn't active targeting going on because these are the same individuals who for years have been living with us, who have often been engaged in open communication with ice and try to fix policies at a local and national level. and now they try to be -- start to be targeted with no explanation or judgment as to what has changed that made them targets other than the fact that they have been eff

. >> reporter: also 17, a rising star in the world of snowboarding, chloe kim, already a legend in aspen going for her fourth x games gold this year. >> i want to do the best i can and the halfpipe is amazing. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: if you're looking for an underdog to root for, 22-year-old torin yater-wallace is a good one to look toward. vying for a second shot at an olympic medal. you know, many of these athletes have become household names and the events are now recognized by the olympics. it's amazing to see what these guys do out there. they're fearless. it's inspiring. >> it's -- >> inspiring and also terrifying. >> yes, terrifying would be the right word. >> you wouldn't do it? you don't do it? >> no, dan and i are very comfortable. >> right here? >> right here in the studio. >> with our feet on the ground. >> we switch between the set and on the couch. >> not together, by the way. that would be a little awkward. >> do you ski, though? i know i just saw this guy out west. >> me? >> no. >> i skied twice in my life and i slid down on my butt the whole time. >> these a

this is at the technology institute annual aspen forum. we are moving on to talk about artificial intelligence. not a day goes by that we don't sin of the store in the media about how artificial are,ligence and automation one, coming for our jobs and you can see it already. to take a look at the relatively labor flow -- relatively low labor flow. two, it'll allow the creation of completely new jobs and industries just as previous revolutions, and there's nothing to worry about. and unemployment is at an all-time low, so there is nothing to worry about. and probably the truth is somewhere between those, inclusive maybe. and so that is what this panel is talking about. and whether itai is a substitute or complement to human labor. i will introduce our guests weekly. diane bailey is an associate professor at the university of coverswhere she engineering product design, economic development, and she conducts large scale empirical studies. essen is from the boston university school of law. his latest book is "learning by ." ng ece kamar is a re

great britain's izzy atkin won bronze at the ski slopestyle world cup in aspen.finished sixth. on the men's side of things, the final will be played between defending champion, glen durrant and mark mcgeeney. mcgeeney came through his semi—final against germany's michael unterbukner, six sets to four. the englishman, who is the bdo world number one, came back from 3—2 down, to set up a chance to win his first world title. a great result for him. hopefully i am back with some good news for the cricket. for working women going through menopause, symptoms can be embarrassing and difficult to talk about. relief may be on the way. single exercise can help. it occurs at the age of 51 on average. transition can vary greatly. 80% of women have hot flushes and night sweat. they can be so severe it can impact quality of life. some have tiredness, mood swings, and a loss of confidence. it can last a few yea rs. of confidence. it can last a few years. it can last up to a decade. the proportion of women in work has risen 50%. is it time for employers to acknowledge this? you

. >> that's a good endorsement walter isaac son is the ceo of the aspen institute.ng. a big part of the push from netflix's rivals, walter, has been the value of human curation, hbo and the last couple of weeks talking about themselves as sort of the parent that actually goes to the kids' soccer games and the kids, they mean the content creators that they -- whose product they zr t distribute is the metrics more powerful >> the main thing that netflix is winning on is it has awesome must have content. it's not just reid hastings who does a metrics driven company and totally focused and knows how to stay ahead of disruption, it it's ted serindos that has magic fingers with his entire team to be producing shows that everybody needs. and it's quite welcome in this day and age to say if you make really good content, if you make a really good product, you're going to win >> guys, we're going to move on to another topic they're plans to go public, take a listen >> markets hold ceos and teams accountable. i think withuber, this is a company that has absolutely been held ac

. >> reporter: more of the same at 24th and aspen. the side streets there covered, neighbors clearing out the snow before it gets too cold tonight. >> yeah, i got my heaviest coat on here, hat, gloves, everything. >> reporter: i'll tell you what, it does make for a re at nitndependence hall here but ohat, it. cold.hing tourists said about the cold weather was the fact that they didn't have any lines to get in and see the sights. reporting live at independence mall, bob brooks channel6 "action news." rick, monica.>> thank you, bob. >> thanks bob. >> philadelphia school children may be out of class today and the rest of the weekend but crews were hard at work getting buildings ready for their return monday. "action news" at the blank ken burg school. they were checking all the classroom faucets and outside of course they shoveled the sidewalks and steps to make sure everyin is ready to go. >> all right, health check is extreme cold could be impacting flu season. the virus is hitting more states in fact most of the country is now reporti

. >> one of the main topics of this year's aspen security forum is the insecure behavior of president is what he said in a tweet and i'll let both of you respond. intelligence agencies should never have allowed this fake news to leek into the public. one last shot at me. are you living in nazi germany. >> these types of comments are disgraceful. never should have happened. >> it was buried by coverage of this. >> grab them by the -- you can do any of that. >> after he won, the hacking story gained steam. and the president elect deflected on twitter praising putin's russia and mocking american intelligence. for the man in charge of that intel community, the nazi comparison made blood boil. >> prompted me to call him. what did i have to lose? i have nine days left. but i couldn't let that reference pass. that was a terrible, insulting affront. not just to me or john and the seniors, but i'm talking about the rank and file people in the trenches, men and women, the patriots in the intelligence community, and that was completely inappropriate. >> but the president elect described their ca

games and aspen colorado. and that's all your sport for now will have more later but for now it's back to you sammy find so much for a while that's it for this news hour way back in a couple of minutes adrian will have a full show so do stay with us here on out just zero. dark thirty. the street is quiet the signal is given gang members are out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty murders in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships and kept our children sometimes it caught in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walking past to try to take control gang violence i lost my. way lived or years ago i also lost my but there are more than one hundred fifty volunteers working for several walking busses teachers say it is working class attendance has improved the volunteers also act as security guards. as witchcraft of sorcery killing spreads across papa new guinea when us