jackie benson report how there had to be an emergency second delivery of copies. >> wanted to let you know that copies are back on hand. we have the copies behind the register here. >> reporter: inside the northwest d.c. bookstore once described by a national magazine as liberal washington's most sacred space, the release of michael wolff's "fire and fury" wasse an event with a capital e >> we're leaving for africa tomorrow. we have to have a copy. i ordered one somewhere else and it was coming but it's not here yet. >> reporter: the day began with people lined up outside the door at opening time. co-owner bradley graham said they bought up the store's 80 copies in 15 minutes. >> we were fortunate in being able to find several hundred more copies that arrived by mid afternoon. >> reporter: graham compares it to the excitement over a new significant difference. >> nobody expected that. you expect when a new hea"harry potter" book is going to be out, it'll be in great demand. this one caught everybody by surprise. >> got a call saying it's in? >> yeah. >> reporter: many called ahead to

thank you to guy benson for joining us today, here's harris. >> harris: let's continue with the breaking news, this is coming up. we are awaiting the start of the white house daily press briefing expected to kick off minutes from now. fox news confirms that andrew mccabe is leaving the agency. the news coming about 24 hours before president trump is set to deliver his first date of the union address. chief white house correspondent john roberts breaking down from the north lawn outside the white house this breaking news. >> good afternoon. it looks like this took the white house by surprise, they learned about this from seeing it on television so it appears there was no prior notice given to the white house by the fbi or the department of justice that we were able to confirm very quickly, they were in the loop on all of this. president trump four months has been casting sidelong glances at andrew mccabe, back in december tweeting "how can fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, the man in charge of the phony hillary investigation be given $700,000 for his wife's campaign by the clinton puppet

joining us now, guy benson and richard fowler, fox news contributor and radio talk show host.o see both of you. we knew immigration is going to be at the core of what he was talking about tonight but it was also expected obviously by the left, we want to play what congressman kennedy had to say about this topic. >> bullies may land a punch. they may leave a mark. but they have never -- not once in the history of our united states -- managed to match the strength and spirit of the people united in defense of their future. >> shannon: okay. don't want to read too much into that but i think we know what he was talking about. richard, what do you think of his response? >> it was an interesting response and i think it speaks to a larger issue that i think president trump has, as b and his first year and he starts a second year is president, if you listen to the speech on the merits, it's a very typical republican speech, ronald reagan would deliver, you would think he would have a higher popularity rating and amongst americans for delivering such a speech. i think what you see here

the alarm at benson's jewellers went off about 4:30 in the morning. the proprietor ken stein was reminiscent of another robbery just before christmas. >> they smashed the window. >> this time they got away with three showcases of merchandise. mr. stein spent the morning reflecting on the loss. the robber hasn't been caught and he wonders if the december burglar made a return visit. his video footage of the latest incident, police could release it soon. in the meantime -- >> you just cross your fingers when you go home at night that everything is locked up. i think a gate is going to be coming soon. >> derek ward, news4. >>> all eyes are on beverly hills tonight. golden globes award. is that ricky? it's ricky martin, y'all. i want to show you a live scene outside the beverly hills hotel. we're already seeing lots of names coming on the red carpet. the stars show support of the me too movement, dressed in black. seth meyers hosts tonight's awards. you can catch it all right here on news4. the golden globes red carpet starts at 7:00, the awards at 8:00.

yesterday someone hurled a rock through the window at benson's jewelers. the burglar smashed three display cases and ran off. the owner says there will be some changes at the store after the latest burglary. >> you just cross your fingers when you go home at night. everything is locked up. but i think a gate is going to be coming soon. >> the owner says this could be the same burglar who hit the store a few days before christmas. there is surveillance video of the break-in and police may be releasing that soon. >>> there's another option for catching the bus in d.c. a new route is launchingin station to federal triangle. metro extra 59 will make limited stops. buses will run every 15 minutes on weekdays and only during morning and afternoon rush hours. d.c.'s mayor, muriel bowser will hop on the bus later this morning for an inaugural ride. >>> if you drive into d.c., you'll need to wait a bit longer to use beach drive again. a stretch of that road was supposed to reopen today but the cold weather is delaying that. it's been closed for construction since a

referendum showed strong public support for change in the middle which athletes springs it craig benson is on the loose some of them were among the first inside. i'm joined by an exquisite she's independence city and pay and he's the coach at all the australian marriage equality campaign thank you being with us on france24. i understand that you yourself are you pondering argentina someone find it a little strange that argentina which is as you know quite traditional mainly catholic country had marriage quality. before australia did what do you he's on that. well indeed in twenty four countries across the globe. had achieved magical he before started win number twenty five and will soon be followed by taiwan and austria. out one state legislation hostage. so we are glad to finally get here it's wonderful today at u. c. loving and committed same sex couples getting married in the country a lot of. that it was overwhelming as public support for gay marriage in the end when that vote finally happened but the referendum campaign at was criticized. by some at the being quite divisive do you

this benson's jewelers on f street northwest.cent burglary happened in the early morning hours of january 7th but it was also hit last month on december 13th. the burglars then escaped in a stolen church van. >> the death toll from those california mudslides is rising the. at least 17 people are dead and the same number are missing. evacuation orders and the l.a. times reports emergency cell phone alerts did not go out to residents until after the mudslides began in montecito and that area around it. officials say it's because they didn't expect such disastrous conditions. >> ♪ >> 5:16 is our time right now. live look at the white house at this early hour and i just keep focusing, mike, on that 41 degrees. >> not bad. not bad to start. i'm trying to think of when the last time, i'll have to look it up, when the last time we started this mild i guess you could say. it's still cool outside but it's warmer than it's been and yes, today is starting our big warmup. temperatures in the mid-50's and by tomorrow mid 60's. why not? we des

benson's jewelers on f street robbed before christmas and then this sunday.alked on the owner. he has got to be incredibly frustrated about this. >> reporter: yeah, he says he's going to make some changes to the store to try prevent this string of burglaries from happening again. these thieves parked right here a v van that they had. they came and busted out the door from the top and bottom. the owner tells me believes it is the same person hitting the jewelry store twice. let's take a look at this first video is from december 13th. he said it couldn't have come at a worse time a very busy time for them. you can see the str thief going straight for the watch area. it's an easy mark. he tried to kick in the other display cases. that was not so easy he walks away with nothing. he leaves in awaiting van but fast forward to the second burglary the second time you can see two people busting in, this time the thief is prepared with a hammer smashing several cases. stein tells me that they walked away with about $23 worth of merchandise that second time so now this

paula smith benson of the woman veteran command center makes eight-point to volunteer on this date eachr with her daughter kendall. >> host importantly it's a day of hope in the times we live things are so challenging and can be oh overwhelming but hope is really the great equalizer. >> reporter: and you can see the beautiful student murals here have is that have been collect over the past 23 years during this day of service. this event still isn't over the at 1:30 this afternoon the philadelphia orchestra will be hosting its annual tribute concert in the chapel. i'm anita oh cbs3 white news. >> anita, thank you for that live report. >>> president trump is once again denying he ever made a vulgar remark to describe hate, too el salvador and some african nations. the president last night briefly addressed the issue before dinner at his resort in florida. he told reporters he's not a racist. lawmakers who were in the immigration meeting when the president reportedly made the comments last week are offering differing accounts of what was said. >> fcc appears hawaii did not have reasonable

. --- william cole benson de 43 aÑos y miembro de las fuerzas armadas desde 2004 se negaba a entregarseasalto agravado con arma de fuego y tres cargos de violencia domestica ---lideres de la comunidad hispana en boston se unieron hoy en una rueda de prensa para exigir la libertad de una joven madre guatemalteca que fue detenida por agentes de inmigracion durante una cita sin tener antecedentes criminales. ---betsy badell, nos cuenta su historia.veamos. - cecilia larios es una inmigrante guatemalteca de 39 de edad, madre de dos y residente de lynn. ella lleva mas de 3 meses en el centro de detencion para inmigrantes en el condado suffolk. --sot petronila/ abogada de inmigracion la señora cecilia larios no tiene record criminal, tiene un proceso de inmigración y está gravemente enferma. segn sus abogados, larios solicito asilo, mismo que fue negado. durante su proceso de apelacion, larios se presentaba periodicamente en las oficinas de inmigracion de burlington, donde precisamente fue detenida el pasado mes de octubre. --sot petronila/ abogada de inmigracion ella hizo todo lo correcto, el

a great result of the benson c. one darby defense in cologne for the team signs and. got have managed to lose eight of nine away matches looking for their first win a white in minds. and there it is the first goal was fish took us. a bit of pinball in the nineteenth minute but somehow the ball went saying. that might his answer came quickly yoshinori mucho turns and shoots from twenty five meters. rough right so the stuttgart keeper. the japanese forward wasn't finished in the fifty fourth minute his first attempt was blocks but he managed to put the second away from the ground from. the duct tape around robin cielo when saw in the sixty fourth minute he fumbled a shot from garrett hope three one. in twenty four st see the the one. cup in brazil sadly his showing in minds was anything but well the champion like. that will get checks last gasp strike was too late to three two cuts road was only continue. quite the opposite in frankfurt i mean by on a strong go away from holland the next victim false book. midfielder marius both was the hero of the day the assistants ab

the fact that benson wanted to declare that today that they are moving. the american embassy to jerusalem says very clearly that they don't care what the palestinian people see as their right the first said declination made by trump was what was called that ignition of jerusalem as the capital of is that are brought to us all the situation that came up later if they wanted to stop the deterioration they should not had declared what they have been declared today in my opinion this brings a lot of anger and outrage among the palestinians i hold that this situation will not deteriorate more as what i'm afraid of is what we see a large scales of operation from the side of the israeli army and the israeli security for says we hope that to the full s.t.d. our palestinian people will find a way to express their outrage and their anger about such kind of declare a sharon without losing a lot ok thanks very much for coming on to the program i did i did to most laymen members of the israeli parliament. now turkey's military operation against kurdish militia forces

the great results of the benson c one darby defeating cologne for the team fans and as i. have managed to lose eight of nine away matches they're looking for their first win a white in minds. and there it is the first goal was fish took us. a bit of pinball in the nineteenth minute but somehow the ball went say. and might his answer came quickly yoshinori mucho turns and shoots from twenty five meters. right for the stuttgart keeper. the japanese forward wasn't finished in the fifty fourth minute his first attempt was blocks but he managed to put the second away from the grounds of. the ducks. if you're wrong robin cielo went on in the sixty fourth minute he fumbled the shot from garrett three one. twenty fourteen see the world cup in brazil sadly is showing in minds was anything but world champion like. that will get checked last gosho strike was too late for three two cuts road was only continued. quite the opposite in frankfurt only by on a stronger away from holland next victim false book. midfielder marius both was the hero of the day the assistant sebastien always ei

and talk about it i think that's something that's with the pain of the victory of this year in the benson age in space and this already few people working in this space gebbie been a good friend as well i think it's just about how can we get these people to talk about it and if it really happens nobody more excited than us i guess and speaking . of that there's a beautiful love song and this film which is already a hit song it's called i disappear. and it means that you're always going to go on together today on what it's a love song between the two main characters have a listen have a look. at the. budget it's. a really. good. movie. to. turn. this idea that perry is a shameful is something that is central to the film to the story of american after him he says here on twitter periods are not shameful attitudes towards it are we've initiated the conversation it's time for you to nischelle to around you try and teach men and women about periods what they are how do you even start that conversation. the very first thing as we believe lake when we start in the states and we try to talk about

support to binyamin netanyahu governments the fact that benson wanted to declare that today that they are moving the american embassy to jerusalem says very clearly that they don't care what the palestinian people see as their right this brings a lot of anger and outrage among the palestinians i hope that this will not deteriorate we hope that to the full s.t.d. our palestinian people are was find a way to express their outrage and their anger about such kind of the collaboration without losing a lost. president of turkey has rejected international calls to scale back a military offensive in northern syria the turkish army has ramped up its efforts to dislodge the region's kurdish fighters views as terrorist intervention follows an announcement from the us that it plans to establish a new border force in the region which will include kurdish y p g forces. well let's take a look at how power is distributed in the border region the areas that you see here in yellow are held by various kurdish militias and it is here in the afferent region that the latest flashpoint is in syria where tur

this increasingly be perceived as a less than welcoming place we can listen now to the voices of benson the shas these children interviewed for a film called because you're a jew they were showing you. i always felt it was better not to say i'm jewish. really yeah i don't see it that way yeah oh yeah i hardly told anyone not at university either. and i don't keep quiet about it because to me that would feel like it's something i should be ashamed about it was even if that's not how it is for usually i think they were secretly an assist you know i'm jewish. people don't my kitchen discuss their problem this is the image my being. has the modeling experience that your son went through changed the children's attitude and if you look toward the young israelis who in the past years have been coming to berlin with great alacrity would you say to those thinking about becoming better stay away no i wouldn't say better stay away but i would say brace yourself be aware. to what kind of city and what kind of country you're coming to and look really carefully which area you want to live but i think

this is benson jewelers on f street northwest.glary was in the early morning hours of january 7th. the place was also hit just before christmas on december 13th. the burglars then escaped in a stolen church van. >>> death toll from those california mudslides rising now. at least 17 people are dead and the same number are missing. many people ignored voluntary evacuation orders and the la times reports emergency cell phone alerts didn't go out to residents until after the mudslides began in the monte cito area. officials say because they didn't expect such disastrous conditions. >>> happening right now, here at home, d.c. police are looking for a gunman who shot a person on tuesday night near george washington university hospital in northwest d.c. police released these images of the suspect the victim expected to be okay. police believe the spe before that shooting. >>> george washington middle school in alexandria closed again today. it's the third straight day a electrical room. fire marshal deem the building to be unsafe to re-e

for more on the uk response to this crisis i'm joined by matt benson, the humanitarian response managerse manager at the department for international and and you have been here for several weeks now. what was it that made you think the uk could help, and in what form? we deploy teams around the world to respond to humanitarian crises. in bangladesh as well we have a permanent office. looking at the scale of the crisis you have witnessed whilst you have been here, it is relatively unprecedented from my experience. i have worked in various different camps around the world. we are looking at a large number of people coming and living ina number of people coming and living in a densely populated refugee camp so in a densely populated refugee camp so with our capabilities it made logical sense for the uk to take the lead in responding to this emergency. and the focus for the uk tea m emergency. and the focus for the uk team has been diphtheria and now the vaccination programme but as you look around a camp like this, what are the biggest challenges you can foresee? there has previously been

today's one lucky guy from "outnumbered," guy benson. comedian jimmy failla with a snatsy new blazer. welcome, everyone. it's great to talk to all of you. let's talk about the state of the union and what the president mass to do here on immigration specifically. >> immigration is a tough one because both sides seem to be digging in on this. we talked about it earlier on "outnumbered." i think what the president has put on the table for democrats is pretty reasonable. you can make arguments about chain migration being kept off to the side for another legislation. to a lot of share cans' ears they will say that doesn't sound so bad to us. poll after poll shows people support keeping the dreamers here and letting them stay. but also beefed up security and enforcement and linking the two and making it clear with a simple explanation. i think he can do himself a lot of good. kennedy: i think you are right. people think he's a hard line immigration person. john kelly says he has softened him. we'll see whose pen hand is heavier. i think the st

for the sunday group, call road and rachel, julie, the bureau chief of the associated press and guy benson. carl, together you like i were ripping through the book. what you make of the book and what is it tell you about president trump and his team? >> if you didn't like trump, you won't like him any better. if you like trump you'll dismiss that book. but not since the vietnamese monk for gasoline on himself and 63 lit a match, have we seen someone immolate himself as steve bannon did. it's clear this was based on a large number of interviews taped was steve bannon. including chapter 21 were all these ugly things he says about trumps family are dinner with wolf in his apartment in arlington and there's clearly a tape recorder running. the biggest victim of the book and by the book is steve bannon. his hopes of organizing a movement, raising millions of dollars unpacking candidates i may be running himself for president in 2020 if trump didn't run, all these desires and dreams are up in smoke. >> chris: briefly, banning, whatever you think you think he's a rational guy, why would he do thi

more blame because they -- >> i think that is fair i think right assessment, though i agree with guy benson i think fairer than usual "new york times" lead democrats force shutdown i think better than usual but a surprise, struck me, as -- interesting, unusual. >> president trump as everyone knows waimd unprecedented rhetorical war against media has been singling every unprecedented barrage of negative coverage is this hurting the president is this hurting the media hurting both sides. >> hurting him, some. obviously, in opinion polls we see that but the thing i think people don't appreciate is just how hard this is for the press to get around it -- he is so big a super nova dominates i said go into bar restaurant anywhere in america slap table say trump the rest evening is taken care. >> everybody wants a friend said except you can do that anywhere in the world he probably rivals michael jackson elvis in terms of world recognition seems a story every day. >> some -- look, they don't like him very disappointed we note most. >> media. >> establishment. >> they don't like him, they have been

. >> sandra: let's bring in guy benson, fox news contributor and update to that teacher. he hasn't gone exactly where john kelly wants him to go just yet. but he said the superintendent has said there will be disciplinary measures taken and he has been placed on administrative leave, guy. but that fresh reaction from john kelly on a teacher calling our military men and women the lowest of the low. >> it was a profanity-laced tirade this teacher made in front of the class and i can understand general kelly taking that personally. sounded like he was viscerally angry in that interview on the radio this morning. i think the important point, though, that general kelly then made was this is a teacher who made those comments in a country where we're allowed to speak our minds. whether he can do that in the workplace if front of students is another question. but we can say what we want to say even if those thoughts are really very ugly and ungrateful because we have the freedoms that are protected by the so-called lowest of the low in his mind. something that he should, i think,

benson and sanchez accused of dereliction of duty and negligent homicide.hearing will determine if they will be court-martialed, several lesser officers charged also. and false missile alert, honolulu star reports sean teal got violently ill during the panic calling his kids got with a final goodbye, shield and his girlfriend driving to a hospital, emergency heart surgery. he is affected to be okay. the governor of hawaii ordering procedures after an employee accidentally pushed the wrong button. rob: lighting up the night sky, look at that. startling drivers in the midwest. >> what is that? rob: many people reported hearing a boom, their homes actually shook as this fireball flew by. the national weather service saying it was most likely a meteor, awfully close was an emergency alert message informing people there was no need to call 911. i didn't know they could get that close. scary in some ways. jillian: 11 minutes after the hour, sanctuary city showdown, the doj punishing city leaders, jail time for harboring illegals, the idea inspired by a bill from

somebody hurled a rock through bensons jewelers on 15th and f streets, smashed tree display cases, grabbed jewelry then took off. the owner said this cob the same burglar who hit the store on a few days before christmas. this is surveillance video of that break in. so far nobody has been arrested in earth robbery. if you know anything, you are asked to call police. rjs we >>> well, all week long we have been trying to help you dig out of debt. >> starts with a bugtd and consume tear reporter hog began working with ways to make it work. >> reporter: before you begin about making a budget, one simple thing you have to do is track, you want to track the money coming in, versus the money going out. so let's take a look at four simple things that you can do to make this easy for you. so to dig yourself out of debt. fill envelopes with cash. what i mean by that, once you know what your fixed spending is every month, things like utilities, car payments, rent, so on, label a bunch of envelopes and fill them with cash for other expenses, such as food, entertainment, maybe shopping for when you want

then, secretary benson said that andant to see a weaker yen a stronger dollar, and he got that, morehan he wanted. is this what steve mnuchin wants, or is he describing the world? we know that to be true -- he wants that to happen. works --n't put in the in those terms, he was stating a fact. are you trying to use it as a tool to adjust the trade deficit? i am not sure that even this administration would want to do that comes -- because back to get out of control. power does the administration have over the dollar as opposed to the fed? you have some industrial policies that you could adopt that could maybe bring in more cash, and the tax bill does a little bit of that. the other way is direct intervention and currency markets, the we haven't done that since 2001. they realized that currency market is too big to be influenced by any kind of intervention, so the u.s. and g7 counterparts. that. have stopped that. shery: what can we expect in davos? well, it is donald trump, so we know he is going to defend his america first allah sees, where not going to look out for the rest of the wo