thank you, alli breen, sonny bunch, anthony cumia, mike baker. that's three times first mike baker. fourteen years. man i thought my arm would be a lot more jacked by now. i'm not even sure this is real wood. there's no butter in this churn. do my tris look okay? take a closer look at geico. >> the was some big victory. there has been an never a moment like this. the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. you are not forgotten anymore. i am very very proud of my pics. >> it may rain, it may not rain, i don't care, doesn't matter. the truth is if it really pours that is okay because people will realize it is real here. we are going to make america great again, greater than ever before. ♪ ♪ >> it is january 20th, inauguration day. in ours donald trump will be sworn in as america's 45th president. >> the next commander-in-chief arriving at a warm welcome at the nations capital. you are watching and fairly addition of "fox and friends". abby: live fox news coverage of this historic day. we begin with elizabeth. >> after arriving in washington donald trump began a very packed day spendin

sitting right next to me, former cia, mike baker.y, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: donald trump hasn't been sworn in yet but he already has a slogan for the 2020 election. i'm starting to think he likes to campaign. in an interview with "the washington post," he revealed his new tagline will be "keep america great!" wheat trademark and register, if you would, if you like it, i think i like it, right? it isn't bad, but we came up with some other options just for him to consider, here they are. "make america great again, part deux" ." "2 great, 2 furious." and lastly, "really lock her up this time" ." that would look great on a hat. i'm jealous that he has something that he can say hey, trademark that. i think i come up with funny stuff all the time, where is my notebook, but just to be like hey, trade market, do it with the explanation mark. do it without. he's thinking ahead, hopefully it will be great. if we really doing worse, we are going to still try to make it great. i don't know. >> tom: obviously, he's assuming it will be gre

baker. my deepest condolences are with your wife of 63 years, your two sons, daughter, and grandchildren, and the entire north arc family in this time of great loss. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, conwu was held up at knife point and brutally assaulted. her attacker, a chinese citizen, who was illegally in america, was captured and sent off to prison. he should have been deported as soon as he finished his sentence, but china would not take back the outlaw. so under american law the attacker could not be held indefinitely in our prison an and was turned loose on american streets. as soon as he was released from prison, he tracked down quang and murdered her. mr. speaker, the law requ

mike baker.kay, let's start the show. ♪ last week, buzzfeed published a memo claiming that russia had compromising material on president-elect donald trump. ever since, trump has a distrust did the media. here's the russian president. >> [speaking russian] >> tom: he then questioned why someone like trump would hire prostitutes at all. [laughter] >> tom: you've traveled the world, are they the best in the world? >> there are certainly in top three. if you want to make one of them congressional. yeah, this is fantastic, getting lectured on morals from vladimir putin, fantastic. >> tom: he was saying, he brought the prostitute thing out and then he said that the people who were spreading this things were worse than -- >> i think, we are in uncharted territory here. there is no way to talk about this in a logical manner, so i'm just going to put it right out there. that's just a [bleep] crazy. that you would sit there and have vladimir putin, there should be no mistake, the current administration an

we have a big show for you today starting with james baker. the great elder statesman of the grand old party. i will ask what he makes of president-elect trump and his foreign policy. >>> then some startling, depressing new facts and figures from the arab world. there is some hope. >>> also, welcome to 2017. what will the new year bring? predictions, trends, new topics with a terrific panel. >>> first, here's my take. i'm glad that donald trump has finally gotten a briefing on the unanimous conclusion of america's intelligence agencies that the russian government was behind the hacking of the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign, but he should also request and receive a political briefing on russia that can shed light on the backdrop to that country's actions. we need to understand why russia might behave the way it has. it all started with the arab spring. the sudden mass demonstrations and demands for democracy took most of the world by surprise. in particular they rattled moscow at a precarious moment. the kremlin wa

i spoke to secretary james baker about this issue.bout china's recent decision. >> when i became secretary of state, way back in 1989, i was instrumental in getting a global ban on the trade in ivory, which at that time, brought the elephant populations back somewhat. since that time, the ban has become leaky. and we're facing a critical situation. most people don't know this. but we lose 35,000 elephants a year to poachers, who slaughter them for their tusks. that's 96 elephants a day. that's a reason for my interest in trying to promote a global ban on the trade in ivory. but it's not going to happen without leadership from the united states. and we have a new secretary of state taking office, and he's in the same position i was in 1989, to get that ban passed. and get it supported by the countries of the convention on international trade in endangered species. i hope that's what he will do. and my only interest in this, i never shot an elephant. i'm a big hunter. i love to hunt. i love to hunt cape buffalo. there's plenty of danger

baker and john f. kerry, and all four halls will have state of the art exhibits, interactive displays and multimedia presentations to highlight the very vibrant and often dangerous work of our diplomats as we tell their story and explain why diplomacy matters to every citizen of the world. to our donors without whom none of this would be possible, we owe you an immense debt of gratitude and we look forward to your continued engagement as we proceed with halls two and three. i would also like to acknowledge and thank ambassadors bill harris and ted mcnamara, the foundation, and cathy johnson, the director of the uspc for their leadership and commitment to this cause. to secretary henry kissinger who unfortunately couldn't join us to celebrate the completion of his hall in the lower level, foundations of diplomacy where the berlin wall is, you must go see is, his enthusiastic support and unwavering commitment to the center has been an inspiration to all of us. to secretary jim baker, who also could not b

on the whole, i think they've been the best bakers we've had.

baker hughes gets 1/3. senior positions, the chairmanship and the ceo position and baker hughes gets the vice chairmanship. but it should be noted that baker hughes shareholders get a whopping great cash payout as well. a one-off special dividend, $7.5 billion. if you look to the shares this morning in premarket trading, at the moment, it looks like the baker hughes shareholders are much happier than ge shareholders. >> what is going on? i mean, i would think that an election would make people slow down, be concerned, a little worried, but it doesn't seem like that had any impact at all. >> i think the election would have mattered if equity prices had been more volatile. one of this things about the last quarter or so is that it has been incredibly stable equity prices, at least for very large companies. and a lot of these big deals typically involve some equity. but the fundamental factors -- you know, they are very strong. low growth, which is bad for most things, but good for m&a, because that's how you

baker says he will seek changes in annapolis after who members of the liquor board were arrested >> bakerd he was stunned to learn of the charges and the county will go after anyone who attempts to profit through pay to play. paul wagner joins us live from largo with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony and lauren, after we saw the county executive today and we heard from him, we came over here to the liquor board. they're on the 4th floor of his building. we went up into the office and tried to talk to people. they declined to speak to us on the record or camera. they confirmed, however, that the fbi did not seize computers from their office, so they were able to work, the fbi did file a asked to see it they declined. we know four people have been arrested in this corruption investigation, one of them a commissioner whos governor's office now confirms today resigned. >> the man on the right is david sun, the director of the liquor board and the man on left is anushsued. cash payments ranging from 1 to $5,000 ranged by cooperating human source seven described as a lobbiest with liquor clien

liz: to former cia operation officer mike baker, what is u.s.like this? >> well, you have to identify and contain and eliminate. liz: i am sorry, stay with us. florida governor rick scott is about to take to the microphone to talk too the presthe viewers. >> okay. first thing i want to tell you -- you can't imagine how this could -- could ever happen in a state like our, think about innocent lives lost. we still according to the sheriff department, we have 5 as you know 5 individuals that lost their lives, we still have people fighting for their life in the a hospital. whoever is responsible will be held accountable to the full extent of the law. the state of florida, will not tolerate evil actions, whoever is responsible will be held accountable to the full extent of the law. i heard about this when i was in fort myers, a came here about 1:45, i stayed in contact with the sheriff office, sheriff israel has done an ough an outstanding job, a complete coordination betweens sheriff department, airport security, all federal agencies, i reached out

right, mike baker?it does but any transportation hub, any transportation center as we've seen also from trained attacks or stationed attacks, it's a problem. this is the whole separate conversation, though. look, we'll figure out his motivation. that's what they're working on right now. first of all, do you know of any other -- do you have any other associates? do you know of any other attacks that are planned? and then get down to the motivation. we'll figure that out. so up until that point when it becomes clear, everything's speculation. but another conversation is the same thing that tsa, homeland security, fbi, others have been having for quite some time, which is what is that balance at a place like an airport? how far out do you push that security perimeter? you know, we can lock things down. we can reduce the risk further down towards zero. but we're going to create an environment that people aren't going to want to live in. so this conversation has been taking place. it's not like it's somhing

baker and john f. kerry. all four halls will house interactive displays and multi-media presentations to highlight the vibrant and often dangerous work of our diplomats as we tell their story and explain why diplomacy mat toers every citizen of the world. to our donors without home none of this would be possible we owe you an immense debt of grassroot gr -- of gratitude. i would like to knowledge and thank ambassadors bill and ted and kathy johnson, the director of the u.s. d.c. for leadership and commitment to this cause. g jim baker we appreciate his encouragement and generous financial gift in support of hall 2 named in his honor which will highlight diplomacy and action where visitors will be immer immersed. to albright thank you for your incomparable gift to the center, for your long-standing commitment to democracy and for your foresight in seeing the potential many years ago. collin powell as someone who has lead both military and civilian troops on both sides of the river. we thank you for your unflag

>> i talked to jerry baker for me show, and he feels like a fugitive for media justice.ook at what he said. i think we should be careful about applying the word lie. now, he didn't say we should never call donald trump a liar. in fact, he said the journal editorial page pretty tough on misstatements and things that he said that aren't factual. when you say that person's a liar, we know their state of mind it's not a question of interpretation or spin, maybe they just had the facts wrong. and for them to be saying just be careful, got hit over the head with dan rather. trish: dan. of course. once again, does this get back to the heart of the issue which is that the media that we know has a bias. mainstream media, and they're out to get donald trump and anyone, by the way, who maybe expresses an interest in both sides of the issues. they're out to get them in a pretty substantial way, hence dan going after jerry baker. >> yeah. major elements of the media, absolutely. and the thing that occurred to me, and i asked jerry baker about it was let's say hillary clinton had gott

under baker's proposal, the county executive, not the governor, would appoint the liquor board membersthe county co confirm them. we're wrapping up the first month of 20-17 with some chilly temperatures. but it's a different story for the first week of february. the warm up just a few days away.. plus julie wright has a check on the roads, next. - few snow showers did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. hagerstown, hancock) - accumulation: dusting - breezy to windy today; milder - colder weekend - wintry mix possible sunday (low impact system) today: mostly becoming partly cloudy. breezy to windy. highs: 49-55 winds: ssw 5-15 g 30 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 34-39 winds: w 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. highs: 48-52 w

sincerely, james a baker the third. [applause] >> it is now my pleasure to introduce the honorable madeleine k albright, the 64th secretary of state. [applause] former sec. albright: definitely a height challenge. for theu pat introduction, but thank you for everything you have done for the department and all of us. secretary kerry, secretary clinton, secretary powell and former state department colleagues and distinguished guests, i am truly delighted to be here with all of you. i am especially grateful to be able to appear at the center in person and not as an exhibit. [laughter] former sec. albright: at least not yet. having been secretary with the idea was proposed, i can say without hesitation that this day is most welcome. while there are many people who want to single out the diplomacy centers director cap b johnson for her outstanding effort. [applause] former sec. albright: when i spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony for the ceremony years i noticed that our country had not supported recognition to contribution

you think i'm -- >> baker? baker?ing like ups drivers? >> that's cool, go brown. >> find the cops. >> you're fbi? >> yep. >> we need to focus. >> are you kidding me right now? i'm kind of powerless when it comes to yoga pants. >> get out of this parking lot. you have a visible election. do you think you can ride with that? >> we don't know who is in on this. >> i'm northbound. ponch is southbound. >> we screw up this case, you're right, we got a legitimate lead. >> nasty. just damn nasty. >> i need to get into warm water. >> i'm not going to carry you there. >> i saved your life yesterday. >> i knew you were going to bring it up. >> get it over with. >> fine. >> your face went in my -- >> no. there was no contact. >> i could have sworn i felt your nose or your lip. [ applause ] >> jimmy: ponch and john, everybody. "chips" opens march 24th. well done. let me see you again. >> all right. go ahead. go, go, go. >> no. no. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with jessica beal. promises to be the biggest of the decade. with total

. >> baker, baker, baker. trade to be with you shortly.st" when we come back. heather: stay with us. mmm friend of yours? that's frequent heartburn. it's always lurking around. but i'm safe. i took my prevacid®24hr today. i didn't. one pill prevents the acid that causes heartburn, all day, all night. prevacid®24hr. sometino big deal.shing my gums bleed. but my hygienist said, it is a big deal. go pro with crest pro health gum protection. it helps prevent gum bleeding by targeting harmful bacteria on your gums. left untreated, these symptoms could lead to more serious problems including tooth loss. gum crisis averted. clayton: welcome back. unprecedented security as president-elect trump prepares to take the oath of office. heather: military, police not taken any chances as you would imagine from terror attacks to sprain ankles. clayton: kelly of the book at the security plans. >> i think she likes a sprained ankle part. >> just be careful when you're out there. friday is a big day when america in the world will see the peaceful transition

jim baker as chief of staff and a really skilled, screwed political insider.mees who was a counsellor to the president and michael dever is in charge of the mia operations. he ranhe white house. >> the assassination attempt and aftermath elevated ronal reagan's popularity to a new high. his job rating jumped 10 points. >> here understood he was getting a sympathy reaction. everybody was rooting for him and they didn't want to lose a president. without missing a step, he goes into what the message is. we have to get the tax and spending bill passed and do it now. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> an was a true american hero. >> the president looking very jovial and healthy. >> it was grateful stirring moment. >> they are not going to stop for a while. they handed president reagan and the republicans a major victory. in the attempt to cut the budget, he got what he wanted by a house controlled by the opposition party. >> reagan comes off of a victory and the recovery of the assassination looking bold like a determined leader. >> good evening

when jim baker was george h-w bush's secretary of state, everyonearound the world knew when jim baker talked he was speaking with the full backing and authority of the president. i'm not so sure that when rex tillerson speaks people are going to be able to assume that if donald trump is either tweeting certain things or various people at the white house are saying or doing things that are inconsistent with whatever the message. >> rose: because it is the nature in his dna to be hands on and involved in everything. and believing that it's okay for him to tell everybody what he thinks. >> one other thing, donald trump if you read the inaugural speech, the entire intellectual assumption of the speech is that the united states is getting ripped off by the world. allies aren't doing enough, trade is bad for us. we're spending too much on the world. >> rose: how do you think the chinese will respond to that, if in fact the united states does not adhere to a one-china policy and develops a relationship with tie want separate from china, an secondly, if the united states try toses say to them

is what peter baker wrote in the new york times this week. mr. trumps move amounts to a drastic reversal of decades of policy. so the president, president obama, nominated you. what became more attractive to trade more than as a young lawmaker in the senate? importance of being engaged in the world, u.s. leadership, the fact that we need to be in these markets if we will support jobs back here. bywas also informed experience in chicago as an organizer, the effects of steel mills. trade's sake, but if we can do it right, lowering tariffs, leveling the playing field, that is the kind of trade we should do. as a candidate, he called for the renegotiation of nafta. he was very specific, let's make sure mexico has binding labor and environmental regulations. renegotiatedwe nafta. charlie: how do americans feel about trade agreements? michael: the united auto workers supported the agreement with korea a few years ago. thank you for coming, great to see you. you will be with the council on foreign relations for a while? come back to see us. back in a mo

baker has been touring the state to gauge interest in his candidacy.of several democrats, considering a challenge to hogan, who is one of the most popular governors in state history. >>> so trending now. why mcdonald's is giving away thousands of bottles of its secret big mac sauce. >>> a zero calorie pizza, with a catch. and the story behind an 89-year- old woman who moved in with her much younger neighbor. >>> and hollywood actor. these low temperatures tonight are still above the average high temperatures for this date in january. only 47 doubt. 50 in fredericksburg. 44 in hagerstown. and 46 tonight for a low in cumberland. can't say how unusual that is to go below freezing in january. we have a cold front. we'll tell you what that means for your weekend plans. >>> all right. let's get to what's trending tonight. love. an unbreakable bond, between a 31-year-old actor and his 89- year-old neighbor is really pulling on our heartstrings. norma cook and chris salvatore met three years ago, when chris moved into her hollywood apartment building. they bec

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go back to jim baker, when he was george h.w. bush's secretary of state.around the world knew that when jim baker talked, he was speaking with full backing and authority of the president. i am not sure that when rex tillerson speaks, people will be assured that, when donald trump is either tweeting certain things are when people at the white house are saying things a inconsistent with the message. charlie: it is in his dna to be hands-on with everything and believing it is ok to say what he thinks. richard: donald trump, if you read the inaugural speech, the entire intellectual assumption of the speech is that the united states is getting ripped off by the world. allies aren't doing good enough, trade is bad for us. we' him him him him himre spending too much in the world. charlie: how do you think the chinese will respond to that if in fact the united states does not adhere to a one china policy and develops a legendship with taiwan's separate from china, and secondly the united states tries to say to them that you have to stop and abandoned the south chi

what do you think about what troy baker had to say on "meet the press?"nk he is expressing the use of a lot of different editors, they are going to try to evaluate what politicians say if they do not think they are speaking the truth, they are going to find the correct word, substantiated, falsehood, sometimes it will be a lie, but the most important thing is that they are going to try to show evidence as to why they are making that charge, if somebody said they saw a muslim celebrating on television on 9/11, that is something that is easy to track. i don't think that it is necessary to have some kind of hard and fast rule about what words you use. >> he has taken all kinds of heat since making that comment from people like dan rather, hee says this statement from the editor and chief of "the wall street journal" about his paper will report on donald trump's potential future lies is deeply disturbing. it is not the proper role of journalist journalists to meet allies by hiding behind semantics and -- we call it seller reporting when something is a demonst

charlie: peter baker wrote "mr. drastices amount to difference where they have expanded ties around the world although candidates have often criticized trade deals on the campaign trail. those related to the white house including barack obama ended up extending their reach." so president obama nominated you became more attracted to trade than he was in the senate? >> i think he had a consistent perspective on this. which is the important of being engaged with u.s. leadership. and the fact that you need to be in these markets if you are going to support jobs. , seeing the also effects of steel mills close down. proper trade but for traits sake. by raisingade right environmental standards and leveling the playing field, that is the kind of deal we should do. as a candidate, he called for the renegotiation of nafta. he was very specific about what he meant. let's make sure mexico has a binding enforceable labor market. that is what we did with tpp. new mexico and canada are both part of tpp. >> we renegotiated that. ch

detective baker delivered the news. >> so we just talked to a prosecutor. wants you to be taken into custody. so that's what's going to happen. >> for what? >> for homicide. >> what? >> reporter: seemingly stunned, kaarma borrowed the detective's phone to call janelle. >> babe. >> hi. >> being charged with murder. >> you're joking. >> no. how is that deliberate homicide? >> it's just the way the statute reads. >> he was pretty surprised. >> yeah. he was surprised. and he was very emotional at that point. that's the most i saw markus be emotional during this whole investigation. >> reporter: diren's host parents had a tangle of emotions as they processed what police said had happened. >> not the kid we knew. wouldn't expect that. >> reporter: they were disappointed with diren's actions, but livid with kaarma's. >> i just got more angry and more angry that that happened. i mean, who thinks like that? >> just the -- why? it was the why at that point, you know. why would someone feel compelled to do this? >> markus kaarma faces a deliberate homicide charge for

the local bakers's rates are going up to just times. 14,000. against that background, will my friend look at the possibilities of revising the proposals where an increase is up to 15%? the rules suggest that can be no appeal. secondly, where there is a small reduction, or any reduction, secondly, where there is a small reduction, orany reduction, that secondly, where there is a small reduction, or any reduction, that it is paid in april and not phased in. many thought the question had gone on for too long but he had one final suggestion to make? finally, is it not time for a reappraisal of this form of business? my lords, most businesses, as i have indicated, will see a fall in business rates, those subject to that, it is phased in overa period those subject to that, it is phased in over a period of time, those subject to that, it is phased in overa period of time, to those subject to that, it is phased in over a period of time, to take just one area which my friend touched upon, paid for by those seeing a reduction, which is also phase

. >> reporter: baker says treatment decisions are based on guidelines meant to prevent bad care like overprescribing drugs. she points to two research groups that found 95 to 96% of medical services are approved. but as we reported, one of those groups is hardly independent. it gets data from insurance companies. >> benefits are going to workers. treatment has been sped up. appropriate treatment is being approved. it is overall an improvement to the workers' comp system. >> there are some parts of it that are very frustrating that are not working. >> reporter: state senator tony mendoza approved new reforms baker supported and a few weeks ago they became law. one measure forces the state to track when med dal care gets approved and when it doesn't. >> it really will begin to shed light on what is going on in california. >> reporter: the law also updates the state's medical treatment guidelines and starting next year mendoza says the new law will speed up care. in the first 30 days of a new injury, workers will no longer be subjected to the review process many blame for denying treatm

yesterday, "wall street journal" editor in chief, gerard baker was asked by chuck todd on "meet the press comfortable using the word, lie, to describe an outright falsehood by donald trump and he said this. >> i'd be careful about using the word, lie. lie implies much more than just saying something that's false. it implies a deliberate intent to mislead. i think it's perfect -- when donald trump says thousands of people were on the rooftops of new jersey on 9/11 celebrating, thousands of muslims were there celebrating, i think it's right to investigate that claim, to report what we found which is that nobody found any evidence of that whatsoever, and to say that. i don't -- i think it's then up to the readers to make up their own mind to say this is what donald truays, this is what a reliable trustworthy news organization reports and you know what, i don't think that's true i think if you start ascribing a moral intent, as it were, to someone by saying that they've lied, i think you run the risk that you look like you are being -- you're not being objective. >> joining us now, jonathan,

ken baker was pa rt to go another way.years ago. melt milton keynes has the freedom of choice. and the grid offers that. the grid gives freedom? yes. while some hated milton keynes is surprisingly it has 180 miles of footpaths and cycle tracks, the fastest—growing economy in the uk 22 million trees and shrubs. . it has 40% green space. it's a brilliant place to build a business. grow farrelly. anything you want to do. the government has announced 14 new garden towns and villages. can they learn lessons from milton keynes?m is not part of the original masterplan. it's incredibly narrow, there's nowhere to park... milton keynes itself is expanding rapidly but campaigners say new developers here are two densely populated. and that the original principles of the town have been lost. myopic people with the wrong agenda who don't realise the greatness of what they have that has been copied all over the world. but here they are busy destroying it! love it or hate it nothing with the open spaces, the high—minded design principles,

/baker hughes, and i still think it's going to happen. i think the stock is a very strong buy., particularly because oil is not about to plummet. finally @real welcome mat tweets, @jimcramer, you're right. @david faber does look like pena. okay. we're obviously talking about narcos. i mention thds to david faber this morning and you know what he said to me? he said, yeah, you know what? there's some resemblance. what can i say? he's always understated. i'm always overstated. all right. thank you so much, everybody, for calling. still more "mad money" ahead. are your stocks at risk from the next tweet out of the oval office? your trump stock field guide is just ahead. plus the double-digit tech mover that was obscured by today's focus on the inauguration. don't miss the news that caused this move that everybody was buzzing about away from the inauguration. and all your calls in the lightning round and the week that was. stay with cramer. of locco w.whet's ihethcuare, tl s mp posse kin. trr meonivesever covancinther iman. at..s >>> look, i've said it before, and i'll say it again

the golden gate national recreational area includes ocean beach, fort funston, chris see field and baker beach. dog owners have been fighting this proposal for years. >> classically reduce pet access here is just tough on locals here. one of the great things about being a resident in san francisco is having the beach and being able to bring your dog here, as well. >> reporter: here's the plan specifically for crissy field. the blue area marks places where dogs would have to be leashed. the yellow shows the new voice and sight control areas which means dogs can be off leash staying close to owners. ocean beach would be hit harder. 80% of the area where dogs can currently run free would be turned into a leash-required zone. so this woofieleaks is a last- ditch effort by people who want to advocate for off leash areas to change the feds' minds before they make that final decision on january 10. live at crissy field, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> we are under a storm watch this morning. there is so much snow in the mountains, there is an avalanche warning at many ski resorts. a lot of the slopes

baker fired back. >> those are alternative facts. in some other world. >> hospital officials told abc7 the for's staff simply told them cuts were coming. they do hurt. >> without the stallers, we are just at a sustaining level opposed to what we are trying to do, build the clinical program. >> so that is the money issue. i mentioned the competition. one of the other things they are concerned about now is the fact that the anne arundel medical center 12 miles from here seems to be nearing approval for cardiac care center. they plan to have a cardiac care c that would be too much competition. the battles are still being waged. >> repealing the affordable care act could cost d.c. $1 billion per year for the decade. congress yet to reduce replacement for obamacare if the law is repealed. larry: under the affordable care act the insurance companies cover cost of birth control for most women. since the election, there is 20% increase in women getting long-term i.u.d. birth control implants. >> you are getting i.u.d. because of trump. >> ou

. >>> prince george's county is one of the local we caught up with county executive baker yesterday. he's weighing in on the issue saying the county's position on immigrants is not going to change. >> we believe that the county is following the law and we're going to honor that. we're not changing. we're not afraid of what the president has said, because we think we're doing the right thing and we're following the law. our policies will not change in prince george's county. >> baker ads tha week of activi the nation's capital continues tomorrow with the annual march for life. this year anti-abortion advocates feel a resurgence of energy. david culver is live now outside of the george mason university's eagle bank arena to explain. >> reporter: in less than two hours we can several youth will be gathering here at eagle bank arena, youth from all over the country. they're going to be participating in a rally to kick off the march for life. according to participants they say it stems from this past weekend's overwhelmingly attended women's march combined with the fact that a republican

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kpix fi's john ramos looks at the tra >>> the baker berry tunnel is a half mile long nearly 100 years old. john ramos looks at the traffic squeeze just ahead. >> the barricades are standing by for the moment the tunnel closes. the park service is refurbishing the half mile cavern and the gloomy light. those who made it through today got a treat even though it was just by accident. >> i'm grateful for it because i had never been through that tunnel before. >> and i was like oh my god how long is this tunnel. because it was so long. i was so amazed. >> really dark isn't it. >> reporter: the sign outside might say 1954 but the tunnel was actually carved out in 1918. a way for horse and buggy to get to the backside of the marin head lands. today it brings tourists to the end of the road. the center says it will stay open tunnel or no tunnel. >> we're just simply recommending for people that are coming for a tour, give yourself around five, 10 minutes just in case there's a little bit of extra traffic. >>> that's the official line and what everyone here is hoping for. but soon all traffic