year of 2017, attorney general, jeff sessions, announced that the trump administration was sitting out ato repeal daca. to put an end to it. that same day the president called on congress to come up with a solution to legalize daca. he challenged us. he said to the united states senate and house, pass a law this is a good idea, passed a law. it has been more than four months since the president issued the challenge. the republican leadership in congress has not proposed any legislation to legalize daca as the president asked. the deportation clock is ticking for these young people who were protected.00 already, 15,000 have lost their status. beginning on march 5, the deadline that initially was imposed by president trump, every day for the next two years, 1000 daca young people, will lose their ability to work legally in the united states. and they will be subject to being deported from this country. who are they? 20,000 of them are teachers in our schools. who would lose the right to work legally and have to leave the classroom. nurses would leave their patients. first responders would le

with me is kulveer ranger, who's vice president strategy and communication at atos.od to have you here. hello, david. we are kicking off a the daily telegraph story, notjust david. we are kicking off a the daily telegraph story, not just such a dramatic headline. it is, well he has given the interview to the daily telegraph. gavin williamson, who is a bit ofa telegraph. gavin williamson, who is a bit of a politician on the rise here in the united kingdom. he was chief whip to the prime minister. he became the health secretary about six months ago, before that. he is seen as six months ago, before that. he is seen as a six months ago, before that. he is seen as a future leader of the conservative party in the united kingdom, but there are several elements to this story because this is the kicking off of a five—month review for the armed forces of the united kingdom and when that happens, before you get to the cricket, it have to expect the health secretary to come out to bat for the armed forces. there's been a lot commentary from people this week within the armed for

he has got ato him on the show . i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." the battle over immigration reform heats up. president trump now accused of saying some vulgar things about some countries that have sent immigrants to america of course he pis behind closed doors the president took to twitter and clear he is not happy with the results from his meeting with congressional leaders. all right. let's check win mark who caught up with new jersey goff-elect. one at sacred heart cathedral in hu wark. mark caught up with him and asked him. mark? what do you got? >> yes, i did speak to governor-elect murphy here at the roman catholic cathedral in newark. beautiful jewel. what eventually governor-elect murphy said regarding president trump's comments about haiti. >> comments about haiti. >> incredible offensive. it is not america. it is not we are. i would encourage the president to read the basis of the statute of liberty written in the 1880's t. that is america. >> is there a buzz around the coming inauguration? i mean, friday night, only a few days away on t

these players tate the field for those that never played in championship game it has a different aarr atot and you know this stadium as good as it was last week it will be even better for this one. these fans recognize what's before them. >> philadelphia is the city of brotherly love. but it's going to be the city of brotherly rivalry on sunday. eagles linebacker mychal kendricks has a brother eric that plays linebacker for minnesota and the love is lost between these two guys this week. >> it's unreal. it's still -- i tried not to think about it you know? just because it's -- i mean i lived in a room with this kid for 17 years you know what i mean? and we've pretty much lived the same lives on opposite sides of our state. >> i always make jobs i feel like my brother gets advantage as far as the family roots for because he's first born. but you know, it's all love though. >> we you have covered all day on sunday. "good day philadelphia" at 7, fox 29 game day live. fox 29 news at 4, fox pregame at 6. and, of course, kickoff at 6:40. two short sleeps away to figure out which kendrick brothe

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atos and capita can continue to wreck lives through damaging disability assessments of many people withies and win more government—funded contracts. gas promised to provide security at the olympics, failed to do so, and the army had to step in and save the day. these corporations, mr speaker, need to be shown the door! we need our public services provided by public employees with a public service ethos and a strong public oversight. as the ruins of carillion lie around her, will the prime minister act to end this costly racket of the relationship between government and some of these companies? i might, first of all, remind the right honourable gentleman that a third of carillion contracts were let by the labour government. what labour oppose is notjust a role for private companies in public services, but the private sector as a whole. the vast majority of people in this country in employment are employed by the private sector. but the shadow chancellor calls businesses the real enemy. labour want the highest taxes in our peacetime history, labour policies would cause a run on the pound,

kulveer ranger is the vice president of strategy and communications at atos. hejoins me now.ot just in trade policy for the us, but politically we know trump was meeting theresa may in the course of discussions yesterday. it's a big issue for her. this has almost become totemic in the way this particular squabble between boeing and bombardier is playing out. it comes to the question of state aid. where do big global companies get funding? the argument about whether bombardier has been receiving unfair funding from us... sorry, from the uk and canadian government. but really it's a test of that america first policy. this is a major test, this is what donald trump has been talking about. he is playing to the idea of bringing jobs back and making it more fairfor american business. the argument here where re—hab the us trade commission looking at this deal, the trump administration has lead its card about raising taxes. that will make it untenable for bombardier to build this 292% tax on this. so the argument is around that, but the local politics, if we can say it from the natio

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get to ato be able to deal with republicans.he follow is continuing this morning from republicans and democrats as the midnight deadline looms and there is a shut down on the table. the trump administration is calling this is the schumer-shutdown. democrats are pushing back, ype of daca some t deal be included. lawmakers of both parties suggested this will come down to the wire. the idea of having a short-term deal that would keep the government open for a couple more days might not be what the administration is hoping for, particularly with the president's travel plans to davos. saying,he democrats are we have to have this in this continuing resolution. vin: that has been where the battle lines are. some are suggesting the issue of the children's health insurance there could be some kind of like in additional funding for health insurance policies. beltway, the number one employer in washington remains the federal government. many of whom would not receive payments if the government shuts down. they would receive retroactive pay

in brant rock, massachusetts, high winds sent frigid waters pouring over the sea wall and ato the streetsout 25 miles away in hull, idssachusetts, cars were washed away by the rising tide. further up the coast, in scituate, wind and waves turned ice into projectiles. awn manager jim bourdreau. o the ice that we're afraid is going to come up and actually act like shrapnel coming off the beach, so it's going to be a pretty wild situation. >> reporter: this was a scene repeated all along the east coast, as drivers discovered the laws of winter physics. in maryland: >> it's so slippery and icy out there, we're sliding everywhere. >> reporter: in new jersey: >> everyone stay in. don't go out unless you're essential personnel. not good weather to drive in. >> reporter: the storm was so fierce that despite fielding et500 snow plows, new york had a hard time keeping the streets and highways clear, and usually thick-skinned new yorkers couldn't wait to get out of the cold. >> it's too cold. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people have lost power up and down the east coast, and with the temperatur

you just ato talk to second about tourism and commerce. i put it in the budget, i put in my numbers rather. a giant number for tourism, $20 million. and you may think, well, can we not do something else for $20 million more than just put it into tourism? and i would say to you, it is super penny wise and pound poor if you think it is something not to do. notreason it is the thing to do is for every dollar that flows into tourism, it is unbelievable the multiplier effect that comes right back to us. we have got to market ourselves. at some point in time, you got to get tired of waking up and watching the tv, and wanting the tb say, come to new york, or come to michigan? . it is driving me crazy. someway, somehow, we have got to let the world know just how good we really are. the world is awakening right now. there is real opportunity. commerce needs money to be able to bring people to us. it is the way the game works. we can do it today. we have a tremendous commerce secretary. we have chelsea ruby who is doing an unbelievable job and terro

that, as ato explain judicial officer, he must be concerned with what is legal, not about what is right. what is right is a subjective opinion. objective -- is an in line first, the alleged conduct must and ambiguously violate the law. unambiguously pilot the law. -- evidence must prove it must unambiguously violate the law. the evidence must prove it. discretion is inherent. justice wieldsof a norm is power over other people's lives, most of it beyond judicial or political review. with power comes responsibility, moral, if not legal. to refrainnt exercise. that point is made more concisely in a remark attributed to voltaire. with great power comes great responsibility. if that sounds similar, it was also said by another legendary person -- spiderman's uncle ben. and tony whispered it. my point about solemn responsibility is that the notrtment of justice does measure success by the right motive. particular -- on articulable reasons. one of the long-standing principles of the department of justice is that we try not to make any public comments about things that are not already in the pub

>> so what your parents are thinking as you were growing up with those photographers that can make ato living. how do you choose them? >> i tell a story about my dad's in the beginning of the book. my dad and i never really talked about politics that was in unusual conversation in the night for the00 inauguration 2009. and reminded him of his father he was a man of integrity. so i went to the inauguration. the first time in my career as i had moved but i didn't have credentials. so just like everyone else. and to sit out in the cold. everybody that was there to witness history. everybody else was trying to call their mom and dad.. but then passed away the next morning from a heart attack. so i learned later. the watching obama's go from from the ball to ball to ball. not watching the way everybody else was watching her dancing but skinning the background maybe to be a photographer in the room. but this have a long way to go. but maybe he knew something all along? am sad be there for that experience but i did bring him into the white house withwe me. i showed a picture earlier on of my

we understand you haven't watched the speech, however, i -- ato ask, this rhetoric the end of the dayt help or hurt the working congress is trying to do? i just heard senator flake and his speech. i tend to agree with the senator that a free press -- an independent judiciary, these are the requisites for a democratic society and democratic government. to the extent there are these attacks to the media, it is very unhelpful in the long term for this country. it sends messages to the people in other parts of the world where you have authoritarian and justify silencing critics within their own countries. i think that is hyper rhetoric from the president -- it is extremely unhelpful and not keeping up with our democratic traditions. does: at the same time, this type of language, criticizing the media, going beyond criticizing. is it play well to the republican base? i'm to the president would be doing this if there aren't people accepting it. >> i think there are people who consider this red meat, and some people like it. time, i don't think it is helpful. we should simply cry fake news e

washington was immediately drawn ato the condition, wagering cards, and attending multiple theatrical productions each time he arrived. washington's route to annapolis began a float. on september 21, 1771, he ferried across to the manner onto he died before riding melwood park, the home of ignatius, williams first cousin. the manner does not survive. so little is known of it. in 1715.nstructed it barely survives, but it does survive. was constructed in 1715 as a lightly framed house, probably of two rooms with a garrett, and expanded out at the gable ends in spurts, similar to the way mount vernon first received one-story additions that were byter replaced substantial two-story we. it nations completed -- ignatius of the roof,ift reminiscent of mount vernon's growth. the raising -- the rephrasing was only on the front side, leaving the steep pitch of the 1750 roof on the rear. you can see it over there. it is breathtaking to see in person. say that when i worked on this building, in this building for the state of maryland, and engineer came and immediately said the read had to be take

we want to make sure that in terms of what we want, and we want dark ato happen. >> democrats are slamming administration's plan for border wall including senator dick der bin that may be pushing congress to a government shutdown with the latest proposal adding it's outrageous it will cut months of bipartisan efforts by again putting entire witness with of anti immigrant bills and 18 billion wall funding on backs of these young people's. several items itemsalably not included in the plans are what kinds of bars years or walls will be used and where on the boarder this initial phase will be built and how the white house plans to make mexico pay for it. i'm garrett teny, fox news. >> meanwhile president trump says he's on ep to talking to north korea leader kim jon jong-un. he told leaders at camp david upcoming talks between north and south korea. he agreed to discuss cooperation on the uncoming olympics in south korea as well as other issues in rare talks set to take place on tuesday. >> president trump used twitter to defend mental fitness and boost about intelligence today. >> it's the l

los atos will be 69 degrees for your afternoon high. san mateo, also 68 degrees.ow to mid-60s for a lot of the east bay. 62 in pittsburgh and antioch. fairfield, warming up today,a at 67 degrees. we should be in the upper 50s. but this is where we stand today. around the bay, temperatures in the mid-60s. pretty much 7 to 10 degrees above average for our conditions today. and it will be very similar for tomorrow. that's because high pressure will be taking a hold of our weather pattern. that means warm weather is here to stay for a while. we'reinding january -- we're ending january into more sunshine. and next week, most likely, we'll be under this long, dry spell. we'll stay in the upper 60s, pretty much all weekend long into the weekend. get ready for another kind of sunny weekend ahead. i know it it's only monday. but we can look ahead to saturday and sunday, and know things are looking pretty good. >>> coming up for the first time in more than two years, tiger woods played on a sunday. and a thriller down under. could roger federer get his 32nd grand title. >>>

. >>> a long-time trump aid hope hicks was ato testify today but that's been postponed indefinitely over whether she can invoke executive privilege. >>> and the dangerous cold finally lifts today. below normal temperatures give way to spring lake conditions. there was a close call for a tow truck driver on an icy highway. a car lost control, slammed into his rig. luckily no one was hurt and in new orleans the cold froze the pipes of the louisville international airport. air pressure knocked out all but one of the facility's bathrooms. schools are closed for a third straight day. >> same with the atlanta metro area. schools are closed too. >>> crews are searching for a 34-year-old man who was swemnt o swept out to sea. the man climbed over a sea wall to get a closer look. that's when a giant wave knocked him over and pulled him into the ocean. >>> and two australian teams are ha thankful for a first of its kind rescue. >> someone alerted guards who were in drone training at the time. >> that's them in the drone. they released a self inflating floatation device into the water. they eventua

hear from ato number of people today. the euro is trading at session highs.alk about what is happening with apple. we will talk about the cash pile and what impact it could have on the market. plenty more still to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the european open. 21 minutes into the session, and we have stocks up across the board. vocus sing in on one of the big stories out of the u.s., probably one of the biggest tax bills of all time, apple says it will bring hundreds of billions of dollars overseas back to the $38 billion tax bill. by bloomberg gadfly columnist. tim, who will win from this massive spending plan, another $30 billion investment in the next five years? the $30 billion is very interesting. anyone in the business of making data centers will get good money out of that. it is something we would expect anyway. this is a company that has data centers. $10 billion over five years seems about reasonable. another 5 billion is going to local manufacturers. we expect companies like corning to benefit from that. it is being escalated to 5 b

our side ato was on this point? a time to settle then correlated with south korea, japan, china, and it seems like increasingly, we are on our own. well, i have to give some credit to kim jong-un, who we tend to treat as kind of -- often is a fool or a dope, but if you look at his policies, they have been moving steadily toward nuclear weapons and he has seen what you just said, that we have this alliance of countries. he wants to break it up, so he has figured out or his advisers have, the way to break it up is to do a piece offensive towards south korea. the south korean president is cooperating so as to make the tooicans look like we are tough, too militaristic. i have to say, i worry about going in that direction because the chinese and the russians will fall right in behind those moves. david: wars are some use -- sometimess are triggered by conflicts sparked without any true intention. you mentioned military exercises. what is the point of having them when tension is so high and they could spark an accidental

think of a lot of reasons maybe the president should have interviewed other people and found someone ato lit it call and independent to hold this very important position. maria: by the way at this point the democrats will make it very hard in terms of putting another ag in place it would fall to rod rosenstein. >> well they made it pretty hard to put sessions in place so the vote is what 51-49. that's the environment we live in. i mean you could pick jesus and the democrats would vote against him. that's the environment that we're in so if you're not going to get democrat support at least have the self-awareness to know that you picked a very best woman or very best man that you could. i just think this position is too important to reward a political supporter with. pick someone whose really really good at law enforcement and frankly is apolitical or let the people decide. let the supreme court pick. maria: mr. chairman we all want the truth thank you so much for joining us trey gowdy we'll see you soon sir. we'll be right back. they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't kn

. >> having gone from that active life of making decisions and going to court and advocating a was ato judging, difficult transition for you, in did you ever miss the life of advocacy, so to speak? >> it wasn't difficult. i have known people who became judges and so disliked the decision-making process that they left the bench. i was an advocate. was i to be an advocate. i found the decision-making process, while it was different, enormously challenging and in or mislead satisfied. say, i loved being a judge because the opportunity to resolve disputes, large and small, they all matter to largedy, was something of public significance. and that's a very satisfying role. watch "afterwards" sunday night at my clock on c-span2. sunday on c-span's "q and a" >> i propose action now, before it is too late. i propose it for the sake of a better world. and i say again and again and again, that's i propose it for our own american self interests. vandenberg:"arthur the man in the middle of the american century." vandenberg finds himself in opposition when fdr is elected and democrats take control

let's break that down and say let's put on the ato, there are more spirals, and ensure that when there are troops in contact, let's just say in syria, that it operates in an attack task role and when it is and it's scheduled for isr. gives the crew the capability to respond in kind so we look at our family of systems capabilities we will have conditioned our force, our joint force, our process and procedures, and our doctrine to employ the way we want to employ which is not in a single form, but in multi- role capabilities, and then we've got everything honed so that when the be 21 comes out or any other operating generation platform, that it is given the mission and a multirole environment using mission type orders versus a specific set to attack and that's it. does that address your question? in general mullen, do you have any comments. >> i think you've got it. we are on a journey. we're thinking about it differently. we can talk about the requirements of the be 21 in this form, but i think that's the way the approach, and it's key to industry to hear this, the approach of howard th

capital evaporate over the last 16 years. , point to john valerie has stepped in, he has a herculean in atoturned more profitable direction. you talked about the increase in the dow, that is very encouraging. 2017 is it written off. he has been open and forthright in his meeting with the analysts about it being a disappointment. one of the things we want to look at will be bookings. what is left in ge are long cycle businesses. i know from our systems, the transportation business, aircraft engine, long bookings. we want to see the volume of bookings, and we want to see delivery dates to see if we are toe to generate the cash meet half of what the dividends were. debt, 50% of liability for the pension fund. he has to generate a lot of cash quickly. he signed up for billions of dollars of discounts, restructuring, etc. he has a full plate, he will sell $20 million of assets, that will be an interesting set of dynamics. i think use leverage when you announced you have to sell. not that it is a fire sale. there are big tax consequences because books have been written down the value. the new tax

feared ato what people year ago when they saw donald trump the populous come into the house having said a lot of our alliances might not be important. ultimately largely because of the team that he hired and therefore deserves credit for hiring. persuaded him we needed to be unambiguous in the commitment to the various allies year, i'm pleas ed by that. again part of my -- when i try seealk about how i president trump, part of it is compared to my expectations having listened to him campaign. so when i say things are surprising continuous in some realms, this is not meant to im all of this about and calm and relaxed and necessarily confident about the future. rebeccah's view on north korea that's there's some hope. all of theal of things that have happened could put us in a reasonable place. i have a fear that president trump will box himself in. he said some strong things about eliminating nuclear programs even though i agree with rebeccah, that has to be our goal over time. koreast give the north too much. that's not a realistic interim goal in my judgment. point where we insist on co

country identify sites across their countries and create a collective map and hopefully, we advocate for ato formal plaque in their city. top --stion could be in in front of everybody. the question would be any thoughts or advice you have for , particularly if they do not think of themselves as connected to reconstruction? what would you see that looking light -- looking like? just any thoughts you have as we launch this campaign. also a quick note of encouragement. 75,000 teachers from across the country have signed up, so i think we are also at a point where people are looking for truth telling. >> billy, this is for you. see that woman right there. she will talk about this a little bit tomorrow. she specifically honed in on almost what you described. -- theauge meant engagement is taking this and getting kids and getting them to realize what it means, getting them to the sites, taking them tree where the emancipation was red, explaining aden the emancipation was re at camp saxton, it was believed by many of the slaves, tens of said if theythem did not get to the tree by the time it was go

record but first lets check the jam cams we work outside front door schuylkill expressway live look ato late night for folks last night, i think we are b on. forty-two toward philadelphia we are seeing volume. little bit of the backup at ninth street. back here le wyomissing restaurant and bakery our take over, what is your >> alycia loft on. >> tell me about the basketball team. you have a great rorrer. >> we are doing very well. we are the conference, and we're first in the league, so we are doing >> number one in the league here. >> wow. >> now, i want you to show me you have a before the game, is that right the sling shot, are you this. it will be good. are you we go. >> sue has the seconds >>> it is 8:16. now that we have the game finish, high pressure moving off shore and we will let weather in. we have had showers in already this morning and we will have a few more before the even of the day but before the end of the day we have this strong cold front coming through late morning tomorrow we will see scattered showers down to the south, it is not a big deal at all, it is, 44 degre

they also referenced my favorite story, why he has table five at this particular restaurant and i work atoen -- that restaurant and i know what table it was, and it was the last good table, so it was not that amazing. one through four were better tables. anastasia: everything you are -- jason: everything you are saying is so interesting. and clearly, our colleague likes to talk about the zeitgeist every day. alix: you do too, you are the zeitgeist guy. jason: i copy him, but this is a very zeitgeist-y type story right now. and one thing that jumped out at me to from the excerpt in new york magazine was how much purportedly trump was looking to impress people back in new york? that part of one of his driving elements, according to wolff's book, was this notion of satisfying or proving that he -- in manhattan. david: that is not important at all, of course. alix: table five. david: jason kelly, thank you for being with us. coming up, the east coast races for the worst storm. why we are watching this storm, coming up next. out tv .ck interact with us online, check out our chart and graphi

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"after words" most of said what ato great speech and people wanted to see him govern like that. it's already been said that the president was elected to come to d.c. to break some china and shake things up because i can tell you, the folks on the campaign trail and none too happy with the current state of play. it'sto tough to be disruptor an a uniter at the same time. he's entering a phase in the presidency where if you're going to get anything done on daca or his incredible offer of the path to citizenship for close to 2 million folks, something i will point outir president bush, president obama, president clinton didn't even offer to do. you know it's not popular amongst a great number of democrat, i must be a good bill of both parties don't like it. think at the end of the day they will have an aspirational speech, something i think everyone will say great job. >> i thought tuesday about three weeks ago was the best day in his presidency. i think a lot of people thought that was who he they were electing. he was wheeling and dealing in saying you come up with something on im

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ato not hold the republicans the fault here. for the democrats. what i hold fault is fox tv.e they said when he told sean hannity a couple years ago, you are the problem. and rush limbaugh. the president needs to quit taking his answers from fox tv and from the russians, and he needs to start working with these people. it is a known fact that he came to an agreement with lindsey graham, dick durbin, schumer, and as soon as this clocks friends got -- as soon as his fox friends got a hold of him, our biggest problem in this country now is fox news. if you listen to them, democrats do not do anything right. republicans do everything right. i think the president needs to quit. he works for me, not fox news, and that is how i feel. host: thank you. a couple of tweets -- wake up, it is already being called the schumer shut down. and this -- all the caller for plorables.s are #de we love our viewers because you correct information. we talked about donkey's years, and brad answered and it means, a long time, a play on e theirars -- on their ears, which are long. from new mexico, good

we're going to keep fighting ato terrorists, unfortunately, and we have europe and asia traditionally congressman gallagher was saying this morning, have been areas where we have not wanted to see dominated by another hostile power, and we're going to continue to do that, i think. so everyone's candidate for this that we're going to scale back our ambitions are going to be the middle east. and god knows, i would love to, for the region to return to the obscurity it so richly deserves, but that's just not going to happen. it's going to continue to impose itself on us. we're talking about risk and/or resources. when we talk about resources, i think everyone automatically goes to the issue, this is the budget, the top line, how do we increase it? it also is intellectual resources. how do we think about fighting these potential conflicts in the future differently? >> you can watch the discussion about defense in its entirety from the reagan national defense forum in simi valley, california, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the second session of the 115th congress gets under way this