i, lyndon baines johnson.johnson: i, lyndon baines johnson. >> do solemnly swear. vice president-elect johnson: do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. vice president-elect johnson: that i'll support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> that i'll bear. -- true faith and allegiance to the same. vice president-elect johnson: that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> i take this obligation freely. vice president-elect johnson: i take this obligation freely without any reservation whatever. >> i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which i am about to enter, so help me god. vice president-elect johnson: that i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter, so help me god. [cheers] [applause] >> the reverend dr. john barkley will now lead us in prayer. >> let us pray. eternal god, our father, we pau

after this short break, we'll speak to james root partner at bain & company. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> before the break we were talking about argentina and the outlook for emerging markets under donald trump's term. what about turkey? the turkish lira plunged 3.5% against the dollar in one single day earlier this month. it was the biggest drop since the country's failed coup last july. the lira lost 20% against the greenback since november. hadley caught up with the turkish prime minister and asked him whether the country is facing a currency crisis. chb chb >> the lira has been under pressure, largely because of traumatic experiences in the past year and terror attacks in turkey and also structural deficit. it's quite likely this is not going to last for longer. simply because policy response is

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before niall mcginn scored the pick of the goals, putting this spectacular volley past goalkeeper scott bainnn grabbed his second late on to put aberdeen a point ahead of rangers in third but still a mile off leaders celtic. arsenal will have to do without their manager arsene wenger on the touchline for their next four games. wenger has been banned after remonstrating with officials in their 2—1 premier league win over burnley. here's our sports reporter david ornstein with more. in the 92nd minute, arsene wenger was sent off and remained in the tunnel area and appeared to push the fourth official. he was subsequently charged with misconduct from the football association for insulting and or abusive words towards the fourth official and also improper conduct relating to that physical conduct. —— physical contact. he admitted the charge and faced in person and fa disciplinary hearing. he was charged £25,000 and given a four match ban. that means he will miss matches against southampton in the fa cup, watford at home on the sist the fa cup, watford at home on the 31st of january, chelsea away

goals from enner valencia, leighton baines and romelu lukaku gave manager ronald koeman a win over hisrd straight defeat in the premier league is their worst run in two years. first half, not good. i think we missed some tempo in the game, and every time when the tempo was higher, we created opportunities to score, and that was the problem in the first half. it was not really that intensity in the game, and we brought that in after half—time. and you see the final result. west bromwich albion came from behind to beat hull city 3—1. it's only the second time this season that they've had back—to—back premier league wins. albion fell behind to a robert snodgrass goal, but hit back after the break — chris brunt, gareth mcauley and james morrison securing all three points for tony pulis's side at the hawthorns. we are taking nothing for granted, this is such a tough league. you think it would be a stroll in the park today, but mike and their players were fantastic and never stopped going. and that is what the premiership's like. so we cannot ta ke premiership's like. so we cannot take anyth

goals from enner valencia, leighton baines and romelu lukaku gave manager ronald koeman the win against. saints third straight defeat in the premier league is their worst run in 2 years. first half, not good. i think we missed some tempo in the game and every time the tempo was higher, we created opportunities to score and that was the problem in the first half. it was not that intensity in the game and he brought that in after half—time and then you see the final result. west bromwich albion came from behind to beat hull city 3—1. it's only the second time this season that they've had back—to—back premier league wins. albion fell behind to a robert snodgrass goal but hit back after the break — chris brunt, gareth mcauley and james morrison securing all three points for tony pulis's side at the hawthorns. so just one other result to tell you about today. bit of a non—event in the lunchtime kick—off middlesbrough drew 0—0 at home to leicester. that result means the reigning champions are still without an away win this season. here's how the top of the table looks: liverpool five behind c

he held the record, more than a million people turned out to see lyndon baines johnson inaugurated inry of 1965 that was interestingly his second inauguration, right? of course his first inauguration happened under very different very extreme circumstances. president kennedy was assassinated and vice president johnson had to become president johnson, had to be sworn in as the new president on an airplane.

. >>> we will turn our attention to this accident and like we were just talking bain katie pointed out rain is in this part. this is west conshohocken this accident actually happened last night around 10:30 p.m. there has been a clean up, fuel spill, so stay away there this this area, i would, route 23, it is closed between sweet land road and bullock street. matsonford road is going to be your best bet. head up on that. good news the vine, you are looking good. it is opened this morning. the it was not closed for overnight construction. moving in the westbound and eastbound direction is what you are looking at there. we have speed restrictions on the betsy ross bridge, commodore barry bridge, you are down to 35 miles an hour. the just factor in your morning commute plans, it will be slow, leave your homes early, rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> developing story this morning nine two-year old former president george hw bush is in a houston hospital. the reason president bush was taken to the hospital has not the been released. officials at texas medical enter say they will have mor

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. >> the united states cannot afford to lose vast amounts of baines companies and millions of peopleosing their jobs. lou: lou: it's been a packed week for president trump who met today with the u.k. feller reelsa may. vice president mike pence became the highest-ranking official to attend the pro-life march. we'll take up why the left wing national media refuses to cover properly the event. some of our favorite political analysts with us tonight. good evening. a winston you are about chill bust taking center stage as president trump hosts prime ministerreprimeminister theresa. president trump returning the churchill bust on his first day as president the bust was removed from the oval office by his predecessor? 2009. president trump confirming he had a quote friendly phone conversation with mexican president pena nieto. tensions were raids after a meeting next week was cancelled. >> mexico with the united states has outnegotiated us and beat us to a pulp through our past leaders. they made us look foolish. we have a trade deficit of $60 billion with mexico. on top of that, the borde

he's almost operating it like a business like you do at bain capital. and keep the good. charles: thank you all very much. appreciate it. senate confirmation hearings begin tomorrow. democrats promise a bitter fight. but maybe the bark is worse than the fight. we'll be right back. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like st

practically nothing an in some cases omitted his stint as city librarian but in a book by nichols bass baines patience in fortitude he was interviewed about that time. he was opposed to building the new main {pwhraoeub} {pwraer}. wanted to a renovation instead. his opposition caused him to be forced out of his position. many years later after the new main opened he spoke did he is not ly and even {pwraeufl} about the design. he said building quota amount to a reverse paradigm of what a great library should be unquote. he was very much appalled by the book dumping the library did that supervisor here mentioned a prior book burning an that was a kind of book burning here in san francisco. he called it shocking. he was a big enough man to also appreciate citizen activists an citizen watch dogs and in this connection one of his columns in the examiner said playing this role that's the watch dog role at the san francisco public library is james chave eman devoted to department an welfare of that beleaguered institution. he's a big guy. i hope you will adjourn in his honor . speaker: supervisor pes

. >>> so alexa, hoist curt ko bain cobain was an american musician, artist, song writer guitar and poet and the guitarist what we're talking about right thousand. >> yep, at center of the daughter's bitter divorce battle why her ex says he has legal right to this family hair loom. >> um-hmm. >> but first we want to warn but this next video, toddler is fine, but you have to see this video. >> because we have done this many times how you have to secure these dressers. look at this. >> now, remember everybody is okay but another indication that you've got to bolt these dressers to the walls. we have had a couple children killed in the delaware valley, when these treasurers have fallen on them. so, his brother is struggling to get it off of him. >> isn't that wild. >> yes. >> you have to bolt them town, man. >> another reminder. >> my goodness. >> thank god they are both okay, sue. >> that was incredible, one of those feats of strength little kid pushing that dresser off his brother or sister. speaking of little kid. time to go back to school. fun holiday but drizzle and fog will greet you

that is the rain/snow mix, at times with freezing rein, bain, it's a full-on blizzard in norfolk, virginiae way, if you're in long island or connecticut or massachusetts, including boston, you have winter storm warnings. new york you will get a couple of inches. now check this out. on the other side of the country, we're also monitoring a major winter storm. this is called the pineapple express. we can trace the origin of that moisture all the 20way to hawai. it has had a six-year ongoing drought. but good news, maybe too much too quickly. we're talking about ten inches of rainfall equivalent. and lesser amounts as you head toward the coast. this is in istanbul. a friend of mine took this photo as he was heading out to work. this is ataturk airport, about 20 centimeters of snow. >> you're a michigan man, i've lived in chicago a bit. i don't think we should complain that much about the atlanta snow, but it is dangerous. >> it is dangerous, absolutely. we have to take it seriously. >> have to take it seriously, thank you. >>> the first lady of the united states, michelle obama has never been

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> man: young citizens for johnson have as guest of honor luci baines johnson, youngest daughter for her father. the charming 17-year-old luci is the hit of the evening. then the teenager takes over, as luci does the watusi with all the verve of an expert. luci says she'll never tire of the campaign trail, as long as the band plays on. >> announcer: the program originally scheduled at this time will not be broadcast. >> mann: the one thing that goldwater did to try to change the image that people had of him as a reckless cowboy was to rush to gettysburg, pennsylvania, and sit down with dwight eisenhower. >> barry goldwater: our opponents are referring to us as "warmongers," and i'd like to know what your opinion of that would be. you've known me a long time. >> well, barry, in my mind, this is actual tommyrot. now, you've known about war. you've been through one. i'm older than you -- i've been in more. but i'll tell you, no man that knows anything about war is going to be reckless. >> mann: unfortunately, eisenhower looked like it was the last place on earth he wanted to be. the

he held the record, more than a million people turned out to see lyndon baines johnson inaugurated in january of 1965 that was interestingly his second inauguration, right? of course his first inauguration happened under very different very extreme circumstances. president kennedy was assassinated and vice president johnson had to become president johnson, had to be sworn in as the new president on an airplane. that was his first inauguration. 1963, of course, under terrible circumstances. but then he won a huge election victory in his own right in 1964 and then a record crowd of americans, the biggest crowd ever in d.c. for anything turned out to see him inaugurated for the second time. that record for the largest crowd ever for an inauguration stood for 44 years. until barack obama ye. remember that? this was washington, d.c. january 20, 2009. barack obama being sworn in as president for the first time. we don't have a hard-and-fast crowd estimate for how many people were there but nobody disputes he beat the record, that he beat lbj's record. and a big part of that was the historic

he can rein in the epa, which has been the bain of existence for even the safe ef drillers. he can help speed up pipelines that help make oil and gas more profitable because they're cheaping and safer than trucks. of course like him or not, rex tillerson, the former ceo of exxon mobil will most likely be our secretary of state now that he's divested his holdings and cashed out. one of his jobs will be to promote business overseas. trump has taken this thing to a whole new level and he hasn't even been sworn in yet. let's not overthink this. the main takeaway is any decoupling of the oil and gas stocks from the actual price of oil and crude, one that sends these stocks higher even during a brutal reversal is especially good news for a goop that looked like it was going down for the count a year ago, but has become integral to the amazing trump rally. do not let the analysts talk you out of oil stocks or natural gas stocks, many of which were downgraded today because nat gas prices cratered yesterday. this regime is the regime that wants oil and gas companies to make money. so

he held the record, more than a million people turned out to see lyndon baines johnson inaugurated in january of 1965 that was interestingly his second inauguration, right? of course his first inauguration happened under very different very extreme circumstances

ryan, gwyneth paltrow, star wars creator george lucas, jamie lee cortez , courtney love and francisco bain and merrill streep, who led the guest in the sing along of one of carrie's favorite tunes, happy taste are here again. >> ♪ happy days are here again. >> reporter: we will have so much more on the insider, ukee and nicole, back to you in the studio. >>> two women in oak air called heroes after helping an an hall shelter make it through 2016 without having to out nice a single dog. >> these two ladies teamed up and created a facebook page for the team. fighting safe layses for all 27 dogs. by doing so they saved city more than $6,000 in euthanasia tease. >> very nice. >>> you know, if you liked the snow, today was a pretty good day. >> today was not a bad day at all. today was like my perfect kind of snow. you woke up. roads were already cleared. snow was out. everything looked pretty, light, powdery. >> yes. >> and here comes round two. it will be interesting, what i'm interested to see over/ under on philadelphia we got 1.9 this morning. will we get more or less with this second roun

he held the record, more than a million people turned out to see lyndon baines johnson

practically nothing an in some cases omitted his stint as city librarian but in a book by nichols bass baines patience in fortitude he was interviewed about that time. he was opposed to building the new main {pwhraoeub} {pwraer}. wanted to a renovation instead. his opposition caused him to be forced out of his position. many years later after the new main opened he spoke did he is not ly and even {pwraeufl} about the design. he said building quota amount to a reverse paradigm of what a great library should be unquote. he was very much appalled by the book dumping the library did that supervisor here mentioned a prior book burning an that was a kind of book burning here in san francisco. he called it shocking. he was a big enough man to also appreciate citizen activists an citizen watch dogs and in this connection one of his columns in the examiner said playing this role that's the watch dog role at the san francisco public library is james chave eman devoted to department an welfare of that beleaguered institution. he's a big guy. i hope you will adjourn in his honor . speaker: supervisor pes

lady milena grenfell—baines, who we just saw in that clip, joins us now. a tough watch. it was.hat's exactly what it represents. my life was saved. it was attached to you? yes. in what circumstances? what was happening? the night we we re what was happening? the night we were leaving in prague. i was the train with my little sister and my mother took us to the railway station and my grandfather gave me an autograph book, which is falling to pieces, it is written in czech, but he is saying that i should remember to be faithful to the country i was leaving, to my parents and to my grandfather, who loved me very much. and i never saw him again, or my grandmother, my cousins, my aunts and uncles. i was very lucky that my parents actually we re very lucky that my parents actually were saved. rusi kaifi very lucky that my parents actually were saved. rusi kaif i take this out of here? yes but it might fall apart! -- are you ok if! out of here? yes but it might fall apart! -- are you ok if i take this out of here. i'm going to hold it up to the camera so that people can see it. while w

toronto-based retailer canada goose, backed by pain capital, aiming to go public in capital,or -- bainces. coming up, amazon will hire up to 1000 -- 100,000 workers in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm oliver renick. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. big banks kicked off their earnings season today. regional banks are outperforming today. julie hyman has a check. even thoughcials, they paired their earlier address, still remain in the top spot in the us and the 500. it's why the most heavily weighted groups, definitely help support overall stocks when it's rising. percentagewise at least, it's a regional banks, not the companies are reported earnings that are doing the best in today's session. while j.p. morgan and bank of america have come back a little bit, we are still seeing pretty substantial gains in companies like regions financial, keycorp, and fifth third bancorp. many of these companies set to release their earnings -- report their earnings next week. it's really since the election we've seen these companies outperforming. here's a chart here. the

eisenhower worked with sam rayburn and lyndon baines johnson to get an interstate highway through. you this, megyn kelly is leaving fox -- >> i hear that. >> what are your thoughts on that? >> you know what, i'm really happy for her, gayle. i texted with her, talked with her. i know it was a tough decision family, i think. i'm really happy for her. >> so you're wishing her well? >> definitely, of course. >> to all the golfers out there you have to read this book. there's a lot about the augusta. and ike's cabin was it's inspiration. >> he and bubba jones were good friends. >> they were. thanks for having me. >> happy fifth anniversary. >> thank you so much. we look good for five, huh? "three days in january" on sale now. >>> can you produce a book without an orchestra? the first a cappella musical. ♪ ♪ keep it going now keep it going now we'll talk about enjoyment ♪ keep it going now cbs is going to the show now ♪ oh >> okay, jamie - everything naand it doesn't take is so wholesothe whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my gi