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aty had coverage here, the not gratian come all sorts of positive coverage of him and his family andole in the campaign, so clearly there is a lot of hope invested in him in taking over the presidency. everything negative was written off to the obama administration. clearly they are encouraging people, but at the same time there are signs it might not be quite as good as they are hoping. oliver: when you look at where nominees, howp's did those people feel in terms of having to align themselves who picked trump, but without making sure they don't seem to on board or get too friendly with russia? that will be one of the first tests of the new administration. how much was their own views and how their positions are different from the president. i think we were only see that in the coming weeks. there he only response we got publicly from the trump administration where tweets ahead of the inauguration. that certainly has been something that has been difficult for foreign partners to read, not just in russia, but europe and elsewhere. oliver: up next, how cooper and airbnb came out on to

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. >> yes, i would make ice cream aty house on a cuisinart table top machine, have a little kumbaya session, and selling ice cream out of my house. my mom would say get it out, i can't take it anymore. people would knock on the doors, ring the bell. i got a push cart and i would sell in the street. and the cops got whim i was selling without a license and they were strong arming me, and after a while, i was like hey, you know, i could take this to another level. john: now you got a shop? >> yes, sir. john: it's doing well. you have the weird flavors, cool runnings, ice, ice baby, pretty in pink. >> pop culture references. you need to go back to your childhood and have that moment when it's just a memory when you had fun. mikey likes it, the original commercial. i hope with all the names that we bring our flavors will give you guys all the same. [ applause ] >> and looking at the reviews on yelp, 4 1/2 stars, which is higher than the local two baskin-robbins stores who got fewer stars. you're eating it, audience, is it thumbs-up? down? [ applause ] . john: and now you're hiring employees and

ati williams, thank you so much.>> thank you, brook. >> and thank you so much for being with me here. of course, day two of the 115th congress, lots to talk about coming up on cnn including the split screen aim j of both president obama and the vice-president elect mike pence talking about repealing or replacing obamacare, we'll have both messages for you on cnn. i'm brook baldwin. jim chusciuto and the lead star right now. >> thank you, brook. did you say the president have faith in wikileaks more than his own spies? that starts now. trust the entire senate and the intel or side with julian assange? donald trump unloading on had i intelligence community again in russia's role in hacking. a battle building in six years, president obama heads to capitol hill to tell democrats to fight as the next administration says job one is to rip obamacare apart. plus the future of really, really fast on display at the consumer electronics show in vegas. the car that everyone is talking about, plus other gadgets that would make ev

at mid ati haven'oi lookic, the cooler at air tot e north of us we are actuallylly pretty close to seasonalsame tomorrow, but that meanst temperatures into the low 40s.. currently it's 41 in d.c. 36 at baltimore, 30-degrees att frederick.eder we've got 38 at dulles and 36 at winchester and forth next couple of days here's what you can expect, a gradual warmup as we get into the week. mlk day we're talking 44-degrees, but warming up to 53 by tuesday, but also it will bel quite a soaker day. rain is expected to move in starting on monday night in the overnight hours. as i can't rule out maybe a sprinkle or two or maybe a passing shower. but other than that not too much to be concerned. tonight we're talking 40-degrees with an overnight low with somee cloudy skies across the area.. tomorrows going to be prettyty pleasant for all the outdoor activities that we hope you will enjoy. > back to you. a as i come back to a tweeto a about a snow day got a schooll employee fired in frederick county, maryland. katie gnash told the frederickrk news post she was fired presentd her job as a web experienced

the past five in coming president elects have stayed aty blare house the night before the inauguration. president elect donaldlect trump will be sworn in as the 45th t president of the united states. we'll bring you live team coverage of the ceremony, thehe inaugeral parade and the protests. coverage starts at 4 on fox5fox5 news morning.ning as always you can get the latese online, on facebook and on twitter. let's take it here's a live look outside. the good news not toooo bad tonight.toni in fact, it was great weather for the inaugeral concert. what about tomorrow. let's check in with gary mcgrady. look what's happening just toha thppe west of us, showers areho moving in our direction, some good rain, too, down to the deep south. some dying thunderstorms downs o here.he all this is moving in. right now we're getting a littlt bit of cloud cover out of this,s but eventually this will comecoe across and it does look some of this will move in maybe even 7,, 8, 9:00 tomorrow morning. the forecast looks like this, 9:00 a.m. i think showers are certainly possible out there.y o most of that

visit to cia headquarters, he spent part of his address complaining about press coverage of crowds atis inauguration. split looked, honestly, like a million and a half people. >> the point is not the crowd size, the point is the attacks and the attempt to delegitimize this president in one day, and we're not going to sit around and take it. >> reporter: then the white house called a press brief saturday night to address reports and photos, clearing showing more attending president obama's inaugural than president trumps. >> they were intentionally framehood in a way in one particular treat to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the national mall. this was the largest audience to ever wince an inauguration, period, both in person and around the globe. >> reporter: spicer also claimed metro ridership proved hits point, even though the capital area transit organization said it serviced more rides for each of president obama 0's inaugurations. the president's senior advisor, kelly connecticut defended spicer's states. >> you're saying it's a false hood, and we're saying that

down to aties half milelf mi gaithersburg, eighth of a mileu, in dulles e. dules.k just aboutou everywhere is reporting some locally dense fog southern maryland and along theng th chesapeake as well.esapeake. here's your forecast fort fr today. today. 52 degrees. areas of fog and drizzle and drz giving way to just clouds this afternoon. ternoon. showers are expected late tonight, on and off showerst, oh sunday, big storm systemay, or bringing just rain but heavyt hy rain at that. in at and even someth wind on monday.d that finally moves out byout by tuesday morning.day we have some beautiful weather for the second half of thecond e week and then january returnsres much colder by friday.fr. that's a look at yourook at seven-day forecast.sey stay with us. fox5 will be right back, though, after this. >> ♪♪ >> pizza shop cooking up patriotism. fox's crystal clark has that cls story. >> reporter: hold the pepperonis, the mushrooms androd even the tomato sauce.om youat won't find common toppingm on the donald trump pizza.a. >> inspiration to everybodyon ty who is in busi

ati heavily shorted as well. that stock up more than 20%. a couple of analysts during the commercial breaks on half time, there's so much regulatory costs built into projects that if you can release that burden it not just speeds them up but makes them more profitable. >> you're going to be talking to david seton? >> yeah, by the way, ceo of fluor, david seton, will be on closing bell at 3:00. >> he addressed how many changes he would like to see that would make business here better. >>> rick santelli is tracking the action. what's demand like? >> all the emotion of all that red tape getting cut, that's taken over stocks and interest rates moving to the upside. didn't help the auction much. i gave this auction a c. 26 billion of two-year notes. $1.21. pretty much right about where it was pricing, maybe a little light. 2.68 the cover. 48.8 on indirect since may 2016. here is where it gets a little week. 9.3 on direct, same as the december auction. january 2015 to find a lower number and that yield was 1.2 on this auction, 1.28 last auction. y

trying to pick this woman up ati the bar. i had this feeling there was something behind me.here is a guy with the 45 pointed right at my face. he pulled the trigger. it was her husband. 4 he had not chambered the bullets, thank god. somebody grabbed me from behind, the second bullet blew a 3-foot hole in the building. just before he passed out, i said god, i do not know if you exist, but if you do, this issa the last drink i ever had. 17 years. >> tucker: that's amazing. i wish i asked you earlier. why would this husband be mad at you? >> tucker, let me ask you this. if your wife was being picked up by me, would you be a little mad?ou >> tucker: man, i forgot my gun! >> he was an angry man. >> tucker: that was like martin luther's conversion. a big moment. have you had another drink again? >> never had another drink again and never done an illegal drugug after that.t. i used to do a lot of illegal drugs, on the cape. the amount of money i spent was unbelievable. anyway, i've worked with drug addicts and alcoholics now. i can't stand them. i really can't. but i was one, so i

. >> look at ati. allegheny. the stock is up massively. >> from pipeline. >> look at the short interest, 22%, to joe's point. these are huge numbers of short sellers. >> not so big. >> of course. with the bigger companies. you get what i'm saying. there are a lot of people who have no position in the space. a lot have big short positions because of other reasons that maybe don't have anything to do with the outlook of 2017. >> keystone and dakota pipelines, need liners, shorts, blah, blah, blah. barclay is daring to downgrade apple to equal weight saying, quote, there is no needle movers on the near term horizon and smartphones won't expand the multip multiple. it is our call of the day. jim, you own apple. >> 25% of the market cap of apple is net cash. that's cash after you subtract out the debt. 12 times multiple or 13 times multiple, it is really x the cash about a ten times multiple. we can argue, maybe it should be 9 times or 11 times, but at ten times, with this amount of cash generation and that brand, i'l

chuck's gusts include kim k ati. >>> three al qaeda leaders was reportedly killed in an attack.t took place at dawn, and reportedly lasted 45 minutes. just last week they killed three other members of al qaeda there. >>> a state and federal investigation is under way this morning after a texas mosque was destroyed in a fire over the weekend. authorities say it's too early to speculate on what caused the islamic center of victoria, texas to go up in flames saturday morning, but the mosque has been a target of a series of crimes. officials say it was burglarized a week ago and vandalized several years back. >>> and score one for the old guys. roger federer just won his 18th grand slam title just this morning, knocking off rafael nadal in the finals of the australian open. it's the 35-year-old's first win in a major since wimbledon in 2012. >>> andrea peters is helping us out and she's got a look at the weather. how about 35 winning tennis? >> i'm not okay with that. we do have some action out there. we have to go to the lakes where we're seeing heavy lake effects one to two feet,

i understand that there was ati lot of people who were arguing for this commutation but i can't expectexpect any commander-in-chief before commuting the sentence of someone of this nature would consult with our military leaders. you'd think that he called that the chairman of the joint chief of staff? >> bill: ash carter didn't want that. his own secretary of defense said, don't do it. he did consult. >> nor did any of our military leaders. >> bill: friday, trump becomes president. you and he have a strained relationship. have you spoken with him since he won the election? >> i have spoken to him twice. both times, it was about appointments. by the way, i have a very good and strong relationship with a vice president elect, with general mattis, general kelly, general flynn. there are a lot of people around the vice president-elect, as i mentioned, i have been talking with them a lot.re reince priebus, as well, about appointments. we just got to legislation passed today so that we can confirm general mattis as secretary of defense right after the inauguration, immediately the same day.

the vote had occurred and i it ati went straight to that point, it was interesting because i'm sure you can imagine how tedious it was that one of the first things out of my mouth would be about the marketplace. that was the season where we would go into the second open enrollment and they had important questions about technology and other issues and we did discuss that. one of the most important things i said to them was "cybersecurity," but are these incidents and events. they were kind of this is important. this is very important and i would tell my successor it has to be prioritized. people don't want to spend money on it. they don't want to spend time on it. it is extremely important that you put in place the protection as much as you can. even companies that have done protection, there are advanced players, but the important thing is to do as much as we can to protect on that front. host: one of the key accomplishments, the questioner says was the affordable care act was the reauthorization of the indian health care improvement act. and indian men's health. neither has been set up

atying catch-up in closing 110 -- 18 of a percent. -- 1/8 of a percent.stralian share market this year. this positive movement you are seeing across southeast asia markets keeps the regional index at a two month high. you are seeing at the bottom of the screen am a the australian shares fall. let's talk about china. anna: their producer price index has risen. jumped 5.5% in september from a year earlier, beating estimates. manus: these numbers, 5.5%. we have gone from the great global deflator trade to the bringer of great joy and reflation. how strong is this recovery? definitely remarkable on the chinese side. there is expectation that transactions will spill out side of china's border. it is the world's biggest exporter. manufacturers in china are complaining about rising costs. there is a significant base effect going on here that is reflecting what is happening in the commodity and oil markets with the neck -- upturn into demand. ok,world economy is doing but global trade continues to be quite sluggish. china's exports aren't any different. unless th

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commissioned a report, called the growth and opportunity project, and it was really -- known as the up aty of the- -- the autopsy of the 2012 election, kind of grim. but in a matter point was they party hat to do better to reaching out to hispanics, young people, minorities generally, women. when trump came down those -- the escalator and started making the comments about immigrants and so on were you concerned that this wasn't exactly the playbook? >> sure. it wasn't the playbook. think first of all there were 218 recommendations in the report. on every single one -- some of them were the party specifically. the rnc needed to do x, y and z. invest and data and digital operations. put more of a prepares in minority communities where we had noncampaigned in the past. we hadn't been there. and so i think what we war looking for in the candidates was to see whether or not there were a fill philosophyic buy-in and the hispanic communities have been growing in a lot of state that were traditional republican strongholds. so there was a concern but i think there's no question -- you can argue abo

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we'll take the rest ops andps government buildings out of thid in the school situation, ati, principalacher within 24i hours if a student requests to be using a specific bathroom.. why include that much in this bill? >> to facilitate parent and a student communication. i'm the author of 2005 law that passed after there was a gun wag situation and bullying in a school in hydrous tick.. i want parents to be notified ii their child is stepping out ofgo line. there's nothing wrong with parem notification. we have it for abortion.av we have it e foitr grades.rade we have it for a whole bunch of things.. >> besides, let me mention this. if this policy is -- the trancec jent policy goes into effect, e, don't you think there's going tn be a bunch of non-transgenderged guys wanting to get into thetnto girls locker rooms? if they ift start doing this, they're goingi to be put on notice we'll tellel your parents.arts >> all right. r. that's your opinion in that you case. let me ask you this and the big picture here because of what happened in north y couar tolhen there was a lot of businessiness

. >> reporter: this early in the morning in our nation's ati capitol. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of orter g >> all right, guys, thanks th very much.much. didn't mean to cut you offut yof annie but we're follow their thr journey throughout the dayroughy today. and we'll be here with you as well. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ with us on this inauguration tha day as our special coveragecovge continues at 5:30.. i'm allison seymour.mour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'mteve if you're on your way down toowo the national mall keep in mind d metro rails are opened muchmuc they've been opened for ae little more than an hourbeen now about an hour and a half. haf. here's a live look outsidetside metro center right now. now. the trains will run from now no until midnight and keep inep i mind you're going to pay peakpap fares today until 9 p.m. buttil the good news there, the news te trains will be running morel bei often. hopefully every four to sixur tx minutes to get everybody wherede they need to go. go >> this morning president-elect donald trumpel waking ecup at the blair house.. now, that is the gues

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. >> in maryland, frederick, fre county schools are on aty sls a two-hour delay..two-hour lay.y. in west virginia jefferson and hardy county schools closed. berkeley hampshire and grant all delayed two hours. al de we do halave all the closings ci and delays scrolling along thelg bottom of your screen. you can also find the updates on the list at fox5dc.com andc. the fox5 news app.s app >> all right. let's get right on over toght o mike thomas now and talk aboutaa what happened and what's goingsi to happen.ap >> what happened is if you'res u waking up in d.c. we're towards the lower ends ofr end o those totals but if you'rels b waking up north and west it'st ' not what we expect -- it's i about what we expected upe exedu towards frederick maryland. myl that's where the heaviest bandra of snow set up. or a long period ofriodf time we were just kind of evaporating the snow throughing the atmosphere because it wasspu seso dry outside.de. winchester virginia two and ani half inches of snowman chesterer in carroll county maryland inryn that's one of the higher'sne o tot

atis a baggage handler ronald reagan international airport. the name of that airport. never should have named that airport. is ciu here? tray. welcome 32! i am from ronald reagan national airport, i am a bad runner and super further -- supervisor. the wear and tear on my body is significant. i'm in -- i am trying to improve the lives of others. can you hear me? good afternoon my brothers and sisters. a baggage runner and supervisor at ronald reagan airport. people, workers like myself who work to-three jobs every day. they don't have time to go home, they sleep in the cars at the airport. paid nothing. $6.25.t paid i've never gotten a raise. it is only eight dollars point five cents per hour. that is not enough. we are not making anything. no health care benefits, no raises, nothing. since we have donald trump coming into the white house, he is trying to take away obamacare. i refuse to believe we will give up. we will fight to keep our obamacare. under this trunk administration, we are facing the darkest days of our lives. our new secretary n

we'll tell you what could be happening next coming up. u had ca gedeashm. thoh i ati u e ite driclain helpe!ha a. ca >>> welcome back. ten years ago the dow was trading in the 12,000 range. beyonce "irreplaceable" was number one and "fast money" became a staple for viewers. our melissa lee joins us for what's in store for this ten year anniversary. >> we're kicking off the next decade with a jam packed roster of very special guests. we kick it off with carl icahn. an early "fast money" guest. he had one of these activists wars. he'll join us tonight. former ceo of viacom along with the ceo of vice. and, of course, the biggest "fast money" fan out there besides my mother is regis philbin. we have a lot going on. >> i feel like you should get a vacation or something. this sounds like a lot of work these ten year anniversaries. but congratulations. huge congratulations. quite an achievement. >> thank you very much. >> we'll see all of you including the original guy adami. >> he's getting ready. >> i thought i saw a sleeve. the sleeve was in the shot. >> sleeve is on site. >> we'll see yo

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we hpy te'to ol.your iur v r taca y ys wrsu.noi hempanwi muaw t™,wo uo.li wh h™ bey tu., atis boys biel l ght?ul ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santoli at post nine of the new york stock exchange. here we are again wondering if today is the day for dow 20k. 80 points away. a lot of this happening on the back of the banks. j.p. morgan and goldman are the two best dow components at the moment. >> we've got more breaking economic data at this hour crossing the tape. rick santelli in chicago has those numbers for us. rick. >> thanks, sara. now, maybe november business inventories isn't your favorite number, but there's a couple unique things here as it jumps up 0.7% month over month. it is november. up 0.7%, you have to go all the way back to january of 2013 to find a higher month over month change for business inventories. and i find that fascinating because at the end of the day inventories are a good indication if you're building widgets. maybe it's in the rearview mirror. but really the best question that t

. >> reporter: absolutely.epor they're teperforming today aty t 2:00 and we've gotten a little l tasteong.beautis >> yes. >> reporter: what is your iour would say not favorite part butu were do you think the mosto you significant part of having suchh a day of tribute for martinar luther king, jr., here for you here at the cathedral.hedral >> for us at the cathedral it it of particular significanceigni because martin luther kingng delivered his last sunday sermor from our canterbury pulpit heree in the pulpit five days before r his assassination and we're always called to live into his legacy and to live into the call of his sermon, and i recall from his sermon that he called us to live into the time that was now, to carry forth the vision foriof what, of course, we all knowll o that he called the belovedoved community whereas he said,aid, justice would roll down like water and right ever living stream we at this ts cathedral are committed to commt making and leading the way inn this nation of what it means tos be a church, to be sanctuary for those people who suffer from any kind of in

contracts that are listed on the chinese have aties exchanges, look at this. there we go. few, over the course of the last 12 months or so. there is the base effect in play, and a lot comes down to higher commodity prices, so substantial gains they are. have a look at the shanghai roughly the best day in several weeks when you look at the csi 300, the best day since the start of november. reversing losses, well above 22,000 come of i am's very thin, 20%, 30%. australia, highest level since june 2015, binds 40% lighter. malaysia, almost no trading their, 80% lighter compared to this time of the session. up,land should be opening but it is on a holiday as well. we are looking at gains. i was talking about some of the pressure worsening across southeast asia. a lot of the markets like philippines, vietnam, indonesia, they had a strong finish to 2016, so some of that being taken off that table in favor of the likes of australia. gold producers on the way down given the pullback in gold. taiwan -- upkorea, 11%. volume is light, but starting in the green. thank you. some other h

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. >> tonight the cheer team is cha boycotting its own athletic ati department because of thathat commentins us now live le from silver spring with the with whole story. so, bob, i know you'll get intoi this. just so we're clear, one clear, principal talking to anotherg principal and then thatcipal an principle went and told lthen tt cheer squad what was said, thatt led to all of this? >> reporter: that's right. allegedly this all started withd the principal of paint branch pa high school that's i burtonsville dr. miriam yarlboro who's african-american told the african-american principal the spring brook during that gameam dr. art wil cheerleaders routines are too ghetto.etto well, dr. williams allegedlyly relayed that or even shared thaa pin himself with the cheerleading squad and that's when they got upset and said,ngs all right, we're suppoqusedgot o play -- we are playing northng n wood tonight. tonht we're not going to perform. pero we can show you video tape ofap this cheerleading squad which is predominantly african-american gis.s. they say they are inspired by the culture historic

aty need to be able to grow a time when they have lost competitiveness to a lot of their neighbors within the strains in are coming home to roost this year. i think they will continue to try to adjust the currency, stabilize reserves, stabilize interest rates. we know that they can do all of those. i think china is facing an increasingly difficult policy agenda this year, particularly on the monetary side. what do they do with trying to stabilize reserves and the exchange rate and not have to push interest rates too high? francine: we heard from the premier today in business week. we heard from the president of china in davos last week. do they have a different rhetoric at home? are they that open to globalization and free trade? robert: i think they want to take advantage of a void that maybe the u.s. is creating for itself in terms of global trading and that will serve their economy well. domestically, i do think there is any sign they are freeing up markets. if anything, they are going in the opposite direction. down.re jawboning they are doing things to restrict capital outflow. they