. >> joining us is ben white, politico senior economic reporter. and from washington, sarah fagan, a former bush/cheney aide thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >>> president trump talking about trade cuts, tax cuts. when we look at the overall plan, how much is he likely to be able to accomplish especially considering the republicans control both the house and the senate? >> he will be able to accomplish a good deal of it. he will start on the trade front, the immigration front, with some of the executive orders as you mentioned indeed your setup piece. he will start with building a wall with mexico. he will pull out of the tpp agreement right away, renegotiate nafta, reopen nafta. the bigger ticket stuff that will impact everyday americans, that will take a longer period of time. corporate taxes, disagreements between house republicans and trump on that. eventually that could create faster economic growth. it could mean more corporate profits if taxes are lower. that means higher stock prices. it will be good for retirement account

. >> joining us now is ben white, politico's senior economic reporter. and from washington, sarah fagen, a former bush-cheney aide and partner with ddc advocacy. thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ben, let me begin with you. president trump is proposing some major changes here from trade cuts to rolling back some trade agreements and tax cuts. when we're looking at the overall plan, how much is he likely to be able to accomplish, especially considering the republicans control both the house and the senate? >> he's going to be able to accomplish a good deal of it. and he's going to start on the trade front, on the immigration front with some of these xek executive orders you that mentioned in your setup piece. he'll start the process of building a wal agreement probably right away, renegotiate nafta, reopen nafta. the bigger ticket stuff that's really going to impact consumers, everyday americans, that's going to take a longer period of time. the tax reform package, particularly on corporate taxes, some disagreements betwee

you can see now the wall outside of ben's is white. there's some writing on there.he owners say new year it's time for a new mural. the restaurant is taking suggestions about who you want to see up there next. a lot of famous people and civil rights activists, martin luther king, jr.'s name, the obamas, you know, just to name a few, so you know, if they're taking suggestio suggestions, just going to put that out there. >> can you imagine jim vance's picture on the outside of there? take a look outside this morning where a lot of you are waking up to temperatures in the 30s and 40s. how to dress the kids when we check back in with weather. >> they are the grocery apps taking hold of shoppers everywhere. how much money they can actually save you. >> and an area mom demanding answers. what her daughter's school is saying after her three-year-old wanderedway from class. a it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. >>> welcome back. we want to get right to the forecast now. chuck bell, waiting in the wings. >> absolutely right. it is going to

rumana currently serves as the senior advisor to ben rhodes at the white house. she is been instrumental in getting the muslim american voice not only heard but understood by the obama administration. two years ago, she hosted a muslim women emerging leaders of -- event at the white house bringing together girls who pursue careers in government, journalism and stem. , she's the only muslim working in the west wing of the white house during this administration. [applause] rep. lieu:why don't you come on up, we have this very cool award. it says, in the name of god, most compassionate and merciful, we strive to never -- together in a race towards all that is good. [applause] ms. ahmed: first of all, i want to thank congressman lieu for for the honor of just even being on the state with him. as somebody who as a child and growing up was in the camp of not believing in government, never being interested in politics, almost hating politics, and wanting to stay far, far away from government, it is a true honor to be on stage with him and be honored by him. i say that a

know, ben, if you watched any of our coverage, former general council of the rnc, partner in the d.c. law firm jones day, the same firm by the way that from which donald trump's selected his white house council. ben, we've had people on the air saying -- and you're read these, there's articles saying the president will be in violation of the clause of ethics laws. starting at noon today. that he can't be his own landlord at the hotel on the mall. what do you make of the argument? do you believe that and where would these challenges come from? >> well, that's the great question, brian. where would these challenges come from? so there may be a series of legal actions, filed by some people who don't particularly like donald trump. it's not at all clear how these challenges get made in court, whether a court has jurisdiction, and how they would be prosecuted. and so, that's one of the great mysteries about the law. now, i believe that they have at least so the satisfaction of the trump people worked out solutions to these issues. but you raise a valid question who going to bring it in, how they going able to win a case of that. >> when you said solution you place invisible quotatio

course of his campaign, and now as we've moved into the transition period, those are largely white men. ben carson, elaine chou exceptions. but from the universe that donald trump surrounds himself with that's not surprising revelation. >> given what he said about latinos, too, a group he has targeted we also have not heard david of him meeting with any major leaders of hispanic organizations. should people be reading into that? or do you think it's just a coincidence? >> i think he has done some outreach to some organizations since the election. but obviously that has not been something he has put front and center or really shining a spotlight on. inc. i don't think it's all that surprising just given -- i don't think it's all that surprising given what his rhetoric was on issues near and dear in the latino community. we will still have more appointments to go and frankly i think it is far more important for us to assess his policy prescriptions going forward than it is sort of the cosmetics of appointments or meetings. let's look at what he's proposing once he becomes president. >> all ri

in the past, jay johnson and ben rhodes of the white house had a conference call for a reported lastand one side, in the past, the obama administration had said changing the wet foot, dry foot policy would be part of the cuban adjustment act and you couldn't do it without an act of congress. what changed? hmmm how come you did it now? the answer was, we just stated. the answer in part, people that have been upset with unilateral use of powers especially in immigration, this does set a bad precedent for the future. can look at a lot of things that he says, you know, i can just do this. i don't have to ask congress, nobody will me. >> bret: just so everybody is clear and maybe didn't see steve harrigan's report before, wet foot, dry foot is the policy on immigration with cuba. if someone is stopped at sea, they have to be turned around and go back to cuba. under the old policy before today, if they landed on land, even just 1 foot, they were allowed to stay. mollie, here is governor scott referring to that earlier in the show. >> it is classic barack obama. he doesn't talk to congress.

. >>> not many people can say ben there, done that, about living in the white house.hat's whine the twin girls reached out to the obama girls. barbara bush and her sister talked about living in a fish bowl and explore your passions. >>> it means big changes for his youngest child. kenneth craig looks ahead how life will be different for 10-year-old baron trump. >> reporter: baron trump is used to standing in his father's shadow but the 10-year-old will be standing in a new spotlight along with new companions, secret service agents who will follow him to the front door. >> i wonder how difficult it is growing one all of those agents surrounding you. >> it can be a little unnerving, perhaps a little tense, but it's going to go -- especially for a younger child. >> reporter: author ronald kessler was at donald trump's new year's eve party and considers president-elect trump a friend. he's written extensively about the fbi, the secret service, and protecting the first family. when it comes to the children, the job isn't always easy. >> jenna and barbara bush would try to

. >> ben ferguson and former clinton white house aid, a regular on the show and new cnn political commentator let me start with you. president obama going to head to capitol hill this week on wednesday to meet with democrats and the whole goal here is how they can stop this repeal of obama care, how they can block it. this is an aggressive play to block his successor from carrying out a core campaign promise. is barack obama going too far? >> no. i don't think he is going too far. i think this is a standard move for any president in a situation where you are being followed by a successor who threatened to repeal your signature piece of legislation but threatened to upend the basic norms of decency in government. i think president obama is wise to take these measures. i think that we are going to see a great deal of resistance on the part of a lot of democrats in the next four years or longer if necessary to fight against encroachment to the constitution in violation of law that might be coming. i think this is an appropriate first step for the president as he goes out of office and moves into

ben stein. want to get the late forecast the white house and our kevin corke. kevin? i have to tell you neil, i'm going through the list. the. has pardoned james cartwright in relation to revelations about suxnet. so we're continuing our view of going through this list of not just the pardons, which generally create a great deal of controversy but the commutations. you've been talking about chelsea manning. this is one we've watched carefully. there's some notable names missing from this list. among them, edward snowden and northeaster is bowe bergdahl. there was speculation that bowe bergdahl might be another one of the more notable names that could end up on the lost that receive pardons from the president. but as i continue to go through it, i can tell you this. the white house has been very forceful in its idea about maintaining the options to review a lot of these cases. you and i have talked at great length in particular about edward snowden. i tried to josh ernest. i asked do you think the president has decided there's no way will snowden get a pardon? we found

white hart lane. it wasn't until the last 20 minutes that defender ben davies and south korea forward son heung—min sealedurth round for the hosts. i think it was nearly 70 minutes and we changed the system a little bit to try and change the game and it was good because we scored. and then after the second goal, i was pleased. it was difficult and i'm pleased. it was difficult and i'm pleased for the players, they did not play to other much, it is important for them to try to build their confidence. and middlesbrough are also through after beating sheffield wednesday 3—0. all of their goals come in the second half, despite being down to ten men for the last half an hour. from half—time it looked like the game looked like a friendly game. the fa cup is important and we played the second half in the same way we would have lost the game. i told them, we have to play together we have to be more aggressive and in the second half we showed them. we are premium league, they are a championship team. lam not i am not unhappy with my players because we tried. we did ourjob and i know because it was absolutely circu

. >> and trump welcomed leaders to the white house to discuss jobs andmanufacturing. >> a senator committee approved ben carson as housi secretary and elaine chou to lead the transition department. facing hearings today including tom price, the nee for health secretary. the republican congressman is facing push back from democrats because he favors repealing obama care and facing questions ast market trade. >> still to come on "action news" at noon sports reporterin andrews private battle with cancer. we at 12:30. phe oscar nominees are in and wr look at the contenders onllywood's biggest night. and melissa magee has the details on an improving forecast when we come right back. the oscarin. the nominee for the 89th academy awards weres morning. it's just over a month away. and theical landalaith th nominations. kenneth moton has the lift of contenders from los >> the oscar goes to e out. >>hear goes to -- >> hollywood's biggest night is just week as way and the os no are. >> casey aff manchester by the sea. >> the 89th academyrds ing the oscar nods onl getting help from past nominees and winners.ominate

the mural by ben's chili bowl is gone and replaced by a white wall. you have a chance to say what will go there next. richard reeve is there to explain the change. richard: they are painted over. it's cover up by a new mural, new year it says. the votes so far, 1,500 voigts since they started the online petition today. the food and the atmosphere is the main draw at ben's chili bowl open since 1958. but the mural attracted many with the image of former president obama, bill cosby, d.j. simpson. cosby was the most famous vito to eat in 2009. cosby image is controversy initial the wake of the allegation he sexual assaulted dozens of women. someone painted a picture of kim jong un over cosby and the owner says it has nothing to do with the cosby investigation or obama leaving office but it instead needs a new look. overnight they repainted wall. >> it has been five years. a lot of change in the country. time to change the mural. put new faces up there. >> among the ideas submitted, martin luther king, prince, many, many other icons. coming up at 5:00, we

white house reporters. we'll see that first full week. shannon: there was dust-up,thert suggesting that the bus of martin luther king,, jr. had bened from the white house. that turned out not to be true. sikh miller apologized. white house aide confirms mlk bust is still there. looked for it in the oval, i apologize to my colleagues. nice public apology. thanks to the white house chief of staff wonderful picture of mlk bust in the oval, in parentheses, read underneath the lines, what he is saying. >> get the facts first, tweet second. social media explodes. fake news, fake news. it was a mistake, small mistake. maybe some people thought it fit a narrative trump would not want the mlk bust there. once we get underway with actual policies pushed by the new president, we'll see a lot more, after all, sean spicer knows how to handle the press. he works for a guy, pretty famously bonn after quote, dishonest press, quote, corrupt press. the president trump cut the press a break would not move them out of the press room. washington real estate matters as you can see behind us. journalists are happy about that. >> so, in speaking of the

ben. >> you're basically saying racism because i'm white. >> that's kind of how this works. my only point is i think we need to learn from the struggles of people like john lewis. i think if the president of the united states had an issue, had an issue with what john lewis tweet tweeted, then i think a leader picks up the phone and has that conversation. i believe in john lewis. i wouldn't be here on cnn if it wasn't for people like john lewis. john lewis has led it this far and i'm going to ride john lewis until we actually get to say ben ferguson that we are free. >> bakari sellers, ben ferguson, thank you. thank you both. this is incredibly important to talk about. i appreciate both of your opinions tonight. >>> coming up, the flect says he's make the best deals for this country. what does he do when china responds with the words nonnegotiable. what happens to the art of the deal then? the comment putting the president-elect at odds with beijing tonight. 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should

he could stand to ben put it from being in the white house economically and also perhaps jeopardize some national security. also pushing for more transparency from all of these nominees and pushing from donald trump for more transparency as well. we heard donald trump say today that this is the cabinet with the highest iq ever in the history of the world. i think democrats want the american folks to feel like this is the richest, you know, kind of pantheon of cabinet nominees. >> and it is. >> certainly highest net worth. j.d. vance, you were watching closely as well. how is it going to play around the country, not just here in washington, d.c.? >> one of the things i noticed as i was watching democrats question the treasury secretary nominee is that they seem to think they had a political trump card in the fact he was a rich guy who had taken advantage of some of these offshore accounts and other loopholes in the tax system. and it's always occurred to me that that's never been a very effective political selling point. what people are more concerned about is that these things exist in t

ben's kid, you know, that photo went viral was amazing. he was kind enough to let kristin and our families bring our families to the white house on our weldingay and spend time with them. he takes a real sense of pride in everyone who works here. >> reporter: both coda and ben will be sting with the obamas after january 20th. ey'll join the former political director of the white house who is now ceo of the obama foundation. ayman? >> nbc's skris jansing in washington, d.c. thank you. a programming note -- an intimate look boo into the challenges and successes of barack obama. if you missed andrea mitchell's powerful interview with vice president joe biden, you're in luck. we'll bring it to you in it entirety today at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. that's full for me this saturday afternoon. i'm ayman mohyeldin. thanks for joining me. richard lui picks up our coverage from here. he'll have much more on the preparations for next week's inauguration, including the celebrity who just canceled her performance. hey,ugh. can i do anour interpretive dance to show u how i feel about filing taxes? uh... ♪ okay you're using a website to fill ou

white hart lane. they had to wait until the 70th minute for the opening goal. wales international ben. and not too long later, it was two. son heung—min tucking home from close range to seal the victory for mauricio pochettino's side. it was nearly 70 minutes, we changed the system a little bit to try and change the game and it was good because we scored and after the second goal... yes, very pleased, always difficult. i'm pleased for the players who have not played too much. it is important for them to get a lot of minutes to try to build their confidence. we had to defend well and run a million miles because they're very good. we had a big chance in the game. chester and agbonlahor had a chance where you hope to take it. touch disappointed with the goal because they did not have to do much. and for all the defensive work, one cross into the box and we did not deal with it. only time we didn't and it was in the back of the net. the first of today's fa cup third round ties was won by fulham as they beat fellow championship side cardiff city 2—1. not many made the effort for this one.

and all about eve for most oscar nods and earned our own ben passic oscarns for best song and a more diverse field o nominees after two of all white acting nods and six actors were nominated more than any other previous year. and see who takes home the statues on 6 kimmy kimmel hosts february 26th. >>> get ready to laugh the kimmel center is bringing the windy city's most famous comic troop here no philadelphia. karen rogers has more. >> chicago the second city is a the harvard of comedy, it' set to make a stop heren philadelphia for a night of entertainment. >> a great way to get warmed up with laughter during thenter. >> the sec city was founded in chicago in 1959 and expanded to hollywood and toronto with live shows nightly. >> it's writing exit skits and original shows. >> and made famous by bill murray, tina fey, steven colbert and steve corel. >> they started out as performers that were writing their own material. >> the group will perform a show entitled we are all in this room together. an evening of fast paced comedy, but do ask for suggestions. performers for the main stage a chance to perform and develop their improv sk

ben carson. looks like they'll be driven into the white house itself. it's just a short drive. maybe we can put up a map and show you how they will enter the white house. they will have a little personal time before coming back to watch the parade itself. which will follow the same route they did. but a lot of folks braving kind of a bone-chilling, damp day here in washington, d.c. to witness this chapter of history, the next chapter for the united states. . the inauguration on a friday, so they have a nice weekend. >> think for someone like donald trump who's so eager to get going, it's nice to have the weekend, but he's probably eager to get started. >> i'm surprised he wants to take the weekend. i got to think you've got that anxiousne anxiousness. >> i think most people can relate to that. give me a weekend to -- >> the whole family's here, the whole family isn't moving down here, just ivanka and jared. >> they're coming in. >> that's right there at 17th and pennsylvania, so they're probably going behind -- they have built this giant, it looks more like a warehouse than a g

ben carson. looks like they'll be driven into the white house itself. it's just a short drive. maybe we can put up a map and show you how they will enter the white house. they will have a little personal time before coming back to watch the parade itself. which will follow the same route they did. but a lot of folks braving kind of a bone-chilling, damp day here in washington, d.c. to witness this chapter of history, the next chapter for the united states. . the inauguration on a friday, so they have a nice weekend. >> think for someone like donald trump who's so eager to get going, it's nice to have the weekend, but he's probably eager to get started. >> i'm surprised he wants to take the weekend. i got to think you've got that anxiousne anxiousness. >> i think most people can relate to that. give me a weekend to -- >> the whole family's here, the whole family isn't moving down here, just ivanka and jared. >> they're coming in. >> that's right there at 17th and pennsylvania, so they're probably going behind -- they have built this giant, it looks more like a warehouse than a g

white wall. it says new year, new mural, i love ben's, i love d.c. now the owners put all that on the wall.are inviting other artists and really anyone who wants to to add to it. they want to use the space to promote peace, love and unity. what about the old mural and bill cosby? we know that some folks didn't like cosby up there since the sexual assault allegations. the mural was even defaced at one point. but cosby, as you may know, is a friend of the family and they say a long time supporter. so we did ask the question and kamal ali told us the decision to paint over the mural has nothing to do with the cosby scandal. >> he's done a lot for us. he's been with us for over 50 member, you take the good with the bad. you know, you don't condone -- you love them for who they are and we all make mistakes, so you deal with that. >> reporter: coming up, more from the ali family about this decision and also how you can weigh in on what should go up on this mural now. >>> we've been asking a lot of you to weigh in on facebook. how do you feel about the bill cosby mural outside ben's chili bowl bei

in the past, jay johnson and ben rhodes of the white house had a conference call for a reported lastt, the obama administration had said changing the wet foot, dry foot policy would be part of the cuban adjustment act and you couldn't do it without an act of congress. what changed? hmmm how come you did it now? the answer was, we just stated. the answer in part, people that have been upset with unilateral use of powers especially in immigration, this does set a bad precedent for the future. can look at a lot of things that he says, you know, i can just do this. i don't have to ask congress, nobody will me. >> bret: just so everybody is clear and maybe didn't see steve harrigan's report before, wet foot, dry foot is the policy on immigration with cuba. if someone is stopped at sea, they have to be turned around and go back to cuba. under the old policy before today, if they landed on land, even just 1 foot, they were allowed to stay. mollie, here is governor scott referring to that earlier in the show. >> it is classic barack obama. he doesn't talk to congress. he doesn't talk to memb

democrats on the senate foreign relations committee and senator ben cardin is someone he's looking to cosponsor legislation. after the whiteouse issued a series of sanctions against intelligence agentsls, expelled some and shut down a russian compound on u.s. soil in the wake of those allegations. house and congressional actions are at odds with donald trump who has dismissed the u.s. intelligence community's conclusions. tweeting yesterday about the intelligence briefing. he said the intelligence briefing was delayed until friday. perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange, he wrote. that we caused some confusion. the associated press reporting s tweetnald trump' caused confusion among defense officials who said there was no delay. steve from pryor, oklahoma. can republicans do business with democrats on capitol hill? caller: good morning. i have not called in several months. too busy to call you that week after the election. your other host, his name is john? host: correct. go ahead with your thought. caller: i want to say a little tidbit. two or three month ago, john was talking to an african american -- he

ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines at 11:30: huge crowds have been gathering outside the white house to protest against the travel ban imposed by president trump. leading republican sentators have said that the immigration measures against 7 mainly muslim countries could help extremist recruitment. the foreign office says most uk travellers with dual citizenship with the countries concerned, will not be stopped from entering america. the government says passengers may face extra checks if theirjourney begins in one of the restricted nations. and an online petition against president trump's planned state visit to the uk has gained more than 800,000 supporters. the petition will now be considered for debate by mps in parliament. the us military says a raid against al qaeda in yemen, authorised by president trump, has killed 1a militants. local sources say at least dozen civilians have been killed. benoit hamon has defeated the former french prime minister manuel valls to be become the socialist candidate for the france's presidential election in april. coming up, train spotting 20 years on. hello and wel

ben's chili bowl painted overr the faces of chuck brown donnybo simpson barack obama and nowd nw it's a whiter new mural. mual. the owner says it was time for e a change and not because ofot the controversy involving sex sx assault allegations againstgati bill cosby.coby. >> absolutely surprised.ely su i'm just wondering -- i'm -- m thinking we're not the unitedt t bowl. >> the whole country seems toy o be changing. let's see most faces and let'sns see most importantly what the te community wants up there.itnts r >> for now the landmark is lands allowing people to leave theirae own positive messages on the mee wall. you can also go to their web web site to vote on who should beshe featured on the next mural. there are about 20 names onmes the list ranging from rosa parks and eleanor holmesolm norton to prince. rachel ray and jimmy fallon. >> okay. maybe they should put the whole fox5e they team up there.. >> oh, i think that will be i ti good. let's vote for that.at. [laughter] r] >> probably wouldn't be p received as werollba as some of the other people on the list. l >> i don't want the gra

white house called kushner, not trump's national security team. the situation highlights the hurdles kushner and trump aric lookly to face, both ben political newcomers with complicated business dealings already navigating america's role in world sensitive affairs. special counsel in the obama administration he helped lead the white house initiatives on ethics, norm, nice to see you. i appreciate your help last night as i was reporting the story to give perspective from where you sit right now. now that we've confirmed that in the near future jared kushner will be announced as senior adviser to the president, i'm hearing on twitter, is this legal? what is your answer to that? >> well, pete, the anti-nepotism aspects of it are murky, but in the report we just heard, there was music to my ears. mr. kushner will comply with the federal ethics laws. why won't his father-in-law say the same thing. it's the precedent of every president for every four decades. >> maybe the office of government ethics -- >> he's setting a good example for his father-in-law. >> you say this is music to your ears based on the statements that we got from a partner at wilmer hal

ben carson, president-elect trump's pick for secretary of hud. the doors opening at the white president obama and donald trump, the president-elect. let's take a look. >> you have to go through security clearances. yesterday your financial records going back five years. then it gets vetted by various government agencies, including the agency in charge of compliance for a whole range of government rules. it is extremely important because when you are running a big cabinet or agency, especially with people who are new to government, they need the support of deputy secretaries, under secretaries, assistant secretaries. virtually none of them ever nominated or gone through the vetting process that is so important. they have to move on this step the government work. it's a big government and it needs a lot of people to work. i'm afraid it will take longer than they anticipated. for some people there are a lot of financial connections and deals, unwinding their holdings will take time. they have to get briefed on all the issues before they make statements. they have to have a strate

framework in which you put this issue together. >> so we went to a couple of dozen white house staffers from, you know, benwhat was the best advice you got when you came in? they spoke highly of how bush officials helped them in their transition. you walk into the white house, there's a post-it note on the computer with your pass word on it and you're now running the government. you don't know -- >> horrifying. >> you don't know where the printers are and you don't know how to get someone access into the white house. and the leadership of the free world is now on your shoulders overnight. and to this is their survival guide. it's everything from the importance of getting to know the situation room staff. they're going to be your life line in a crisis to knowing that the white house mess closes between 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon and that's when you're going to hit the wall and need some coffee. so you better be prepared for. that it's a survival guide to working in the most intense workplace in the world. >> and the most intense work shop in the world is going to have a lot of people who are unused to b

with the ceo's of gm, ford and chrysler at the white house, many of the president's cabinet picks are also up for votes on capitol hill this week including ben carson and nicky haley. >> negative twitter comments about president trump's son haven't gone unnoticed. writer for saturday night live is reportedly suspended indefinately. writer katie rich tweeted during the inauguration that quote baron will be this country's first home school shooter. more than 38,000 people signed a change.org calling for rich to be fired. rich apologized on twitter, rich later tweeted i sincerely apologize for the insensitive tweet. i greatly regret my actions, it was inexcusable, i'm so sorry. >> well, president george h.w. bush is out of intensive care and could be released from the hospital this week. his wife barbara has already been released. the couple released this photo monday to thank their supporters. he was struggling to breathe when admitted january 14th, suffering from pneumonia. mrs. burn was admitted to the same hospital and treated for bronchitis. >> and, the cbs-3 health alert. looks like testing patients for sleep apnea just got whole lot easi

ben hallett the conservatives. and allah, you said you are one of the conservatives that said we had had this white paper.hite paper, it is knowledge of a climb—down, is it tee i didn't know she was going to announce that before today's premises questions, so i'm delighted with the fact we have a white paper, and it enables my constituents to be listened to, and also for the news to be fed in systematically. they'll be outrage if there wasn't a white paper, with no? every government has produced a white paper is for mps alike at, so there would have been an outrage humour we couldn't work out a reason why there wouldn't be a white paper, and i'm very pleased that the government listen. tommy sheppard, i think we will hear from members of the scottish parliament this afternoon following that supreme court ruling yesterday. nicola sturgeon, more tough language about the possibility of a second independence referendum. isn't there a danger she is going around crying wolf endlessly? if she wants a second referendum, call it. no one is bluffing. whether or not there is a second scottish independence referendum

the area in white, one to three inches in gloucester and down near one inch at ben salem and philadelphia, abington, norris town just getting a little bit. chester on the edge of one to three. so it's obviously going to be worse at the shore. jersey shore delaware beaches on our impact scale, it's pretty high for them. remember, it's snowing much of the day, six inches plus. the heaviest 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. we'll talk more about the rest of the area and those brutal temperatures a little bit later. >>> and count on nbc 10 to get you ready for the snow. tomorrow morning join our team of reporters at 5:00 a.m. >>> right here right now we continue to follow breaking news out of florida. >> several people are dead in a mass shooting at hollywood ft. lauderdale airport. passengers take shelter while police investigate. live coverage from florida ahead at 4:30. >>> here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. the dow jones nasdaq and s&p finishing the week up today. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes ga

ben's chilly bowl talk of the town today, the historic d.c. restaurant's famous mural, featureing chuck brown, bill cosby, barack obama now gone. it is a white wall with the words new year, new mural. the family says the mural was weather worn and simply time for a change and not because of the controversy surrounding the sex assaults surrounding business cosby. i'm just wondering and thinking we're the not the patience. we're just ben's chili bowl. let's see most importantly what the community wants up there. for now the d.c. landmark is allowing people to leave their own positive messages on the wall. you can also go to their website and vote on who should be featured on the next mural. about p 20 names on the list. some of the names list from rosa parks to eleanor homes norton to prince, rachel ray and jimmy falon. the doom's clock is ticking. it what does this mean? here's fox's laura ingle. >>reporter: in an unprecedented move, scientists nogged the hands of of the doom's day clock 30 seconds closer to midnight. the symbolic count down to the end of the world is now two and a half minutes from the he pock lips. the first has been a cava

white house. vicky young, bbc news 0ur political correspondent ben wright is in westminster.opean union, will it get as good or a better deal with the us as it has now. it is complicated stuff that we can expect to take quite a while to signoff but on the whole, number ten should be encouraged by what they heard. he sounds like a fan of britain, an enthusiast for brexit. theresa may wrote to him just after christmas, reinforcing the view that she wants the us and uk to have a close relationship just like churchill and the us during world war two. number ten will be encouraged by the warm words they getting from the man who will be us president. we will speak to michael gove and to the former us state department spokesman rueben. —— john rueben. a group of mps and organisations from both sides of the brexit debate have launched a manifesto for how britain‘s departure from the eu should take place. the brexit together manifesto says it‘s time for all sides to "leave the referendum trenches" and join forces to create a strategy that reflects the country as a whole. the movement

. >> ben, i'm with you i thought citizen was a weird one to be on the list. >> that is probably correct. you brought up the white people in appalachia. not a lot of people in appalachia will be handing out these cards. >> exactly. more false narrative. i don't think those cards have traveled off the borough of brooklyn. >> i'm pretty sure you're right. >> ben you were not happy that the woman making these cards are making money. but she said she is sending the money for documented and undocumented youth. >> it's all different critical nonsense. >> the news for the trump tweet. i think this is going to be useful for the next four or eight or 12 years. >> i think we go eight no matter what. we were talking about -- i think it's kind of cheap -- he has 17 million followers. 300 million people in the country. >> we like getting notifications for twitter. >> you can get push notifications. it feels like why would you want to wake up every time donald trump tweets something. >> if you have a lot of money in boeing and he tweets something that is going to cause you to lose a lot of money you probably do want to be noti

light laughter ] i reach in with my giant hands and if the ball's white i nominate a wall street insider. if the ball is black, i nominate ben] sorry, ben. see? science. nextly. [ laughter ] two or three people have been criticizing my executive orders. they say they're dangerous and crazy and quote, "almost as though he's spinning a giant wheel and doing whatever it lands on." [ laughter ] for those of you who say that, you're right. you totally get it. there's a process. [ cheers and applause ] whatever i need to make an executive decision i simply give my huge wheel of decision a big spin, a really big spin. [ light laughter ] sure, repealing obamacare isn't great, but hey, at least it didn't land on "nuke the moon just to see what happens." [ laughter ] look how close it came. it's like -- it's like on "the price is right" when you just need that one extra click. [ light laughter ] i love "price is right." ♪ ♪ wa-wa-wa-waaa wa-wa-wa-wall ♪ [ light laughter ] make them pay for it. [ laughter ] in conclusionally -- [ light laughter ] i'd probably say that literally no one was upset this week. and so in celebration of that,

ben stiller's mother in flirting with disaster.>> you with a tramp. >> and a roll on hot in cleveland reuniting with betty white. she received-- achieved a lifetime achievement screen actors guild award and said, i, too, and happy after all. thank you. >> she wrote about her battle with diabetes and spent two years as an advocate for the juvenile diabetes foundation. she showed america her versatility as an actress, championed women's rights on television, and will be remembered for her irrepressible spirit and turning the world on with that smile. >> she will be missed. >>> after 34 years a cold case is solved. they announced the arrest of a man who they believe killed a 14-year-old girl in 1982. >>> continuing coverage for the search for a missing kayaker. we will speak with a family friend who hopes officials can bring closure to the case. ♪ who amongst you goes by the name fenwick? tell me and the rest of you will be spared. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. hey, fenwick, have you seen my shield? this one's got vertical stripes and mine had horizontal. wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares

white men? >> that it's not about the color of their skin. it'sbo had. but they should also look at people like elaine chow, nikki haley, ben carson. there's a tremendous amount of diversity that's not just about the color of someone's skin, but it's gender diversity, ideological diversity, and that's where the focus is. >> pelley: it's been recommended that president trump will make his first fora on saturday to the c.i.a. why is that? >> well, he understandses the importance of our intelligence community and the work they do to keep our nation safe is of the utmost priority. >> pelley: is he fence mending? >> no, his respect and understanding for the work that the people of the intelligence community do, the men and women who toil, frankly, in darntion so many times to make sure our country is protected has been unwavering. >> pelley: given the differences in the two administrations, we couldn't help but notice the last name of the white house press secretary is changing from ernest to spicer. this week, we've been talking to the voters who changed history. and jericka duncan has met women headed to the inauguration with very dif

ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines at 11:30: huge crowds have been gathering outside the white house to protest againstration measures against 7 mainly muslim countries could help extremist recruitment.

they have posted this picture of a shirtless by raising a very white, and fluffy cat, so if you are wondering where the #came there it is ben simmons who wore his exotic cat on his head, and was inspiring the imitation for all of these fans on twitter so original one was there snap chat, wasn't as easy as it looks. fans adjusted by racial the cat what if you don't i have catty guess you can raise a dog. >> raise the dog or turtle or something. >> you can have one of mine. >> thanks, path the path. >> appreciate it. >> there is ben right there do you see cat on his head. >> okay. looking good. >> it is the internet. >> yeah. >> well, coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" an update on two big breaking stories from overseas >> protest land in philadelphia ahead have the donald trump's inauguration, jan. >>> 300 student are expect to walk from city hall here to eakins oval i'm jan carabao reporting live coming up what they want as president-elect donald trump takes the oath of office. >>> and first lady michelle obama takes us on a last walk through the white house with the family dogs, meisha. >>> jim, we are

white house last night said sally yates is very weak on illegal immigration. goes on to say yates betrayed the department of justice by refusing to enforce a legal order. named dana ben tay. >> please, mr. president. reconsider. really think about this. don't just tweet, don't just get mad, don't just call names. think about it. change it. repeal it. too many far gone to change. got to repeal it. >> there's a message there to president trump. in addition to firing the acting ag, president also replaced the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement. not explanation given for why he was removed from the position. replaced with thomas hoe men back to comments last night. calling for tougher vetting for individual traveling from seven dangerous places is not extreme. president trump's permanent pick for attorney general jeff sessions has yet to be confirmed. scheduled to meet this morning to vote on that nomination. >>> happening today in philadelphia, aclu and other groups plan to file a federal lawsuit regarding the travel ban. >> protests over t order broke out at philadelphia international airport over the weekend. lawsuit supports three families who wer

ben is the john g. israeli chair a john g.sirl chair. and i believe he served one point in the bush administration white house. >> reagan. >> reagan. >> i'm older than you may believe. >> and the special envoy and coordinator for special international energy affairs and heads the bureau of energy resources for the department of state become the focal point for international diplomacy for his leadership on discussions cur tailing both initially iran's removing oil off the market from iranian sanction enforcement to looking to navigate tra transinternational energy issues and looking notably as well on counter isil operations, which is another critical element. it's quite a broad range of pla places. i think you've probably, along with the secretary, have been more on the road than probably most in the past couple of years. in the past couple of years. it's an honor to have you here. >> thank you. >> how long should i begin? >> probably about a few minutes. >> let me offer thoughts on my view in the world of oil market in the wake of the opec agreement from last month. i want to offer a brief word or two on what the agreement tells us about