bows, and more bows. >> this is cool.he better. >> are you finished? >> yes. >> nailed it. perfect. >> 70 people are questioned about -- >> what goals you have in life. >> here how the answers change the older they get. >> live a very long time, very healthy. >> as you start growing >> there are work-outs you get at the gym, perhaps even at the beach, and then there's this work-out that you get hundreds of feet up in the air on a crane like these guys in morocco. >> oh, goodness. nothing can be a better motivator to get that chin-up done is not dying. >> watch, you see the two guys at the very top of the crane getting a pretty rad selfie. i have a hard time not liking this. it's pretty cool. if i could do it, i so would. >> they got a lot of talent. ironically, the biggest risk them is tetanus is russ rust. who this generation is saying this is their thing? how brave they are. >> oftentimes, a lot of times guys go out there, it's about what they can physically accomplish and maybe that's the real impetus and motivator. >>

present without a bow ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you, thank you, thank you.he roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jason sudeikis, from "the path", actress michelle monaghan, cnn political commentator van jones, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. it's our first show of the news year, and let's get to the news. meryl streep was given the cecil b. demille lifetime achievement award at the golden globes last night, and used her acceptance speech to criticize donald trump. that's right, the all-time queen

performing her original christmas song, "present without a bow," please welcome kacey musgraves!ve me lonely if i don't have you ♪ ♪ the holiday's just another day that's cold standing all alone under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ i don't feel the cheer ooh without you here there's no red and white stripes on a candy cane ♪ ♪ and silent night just wouldn't sound the same where'd the magic go ♪ ♪ all i know is me without you is like a present without a bow ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ before we know the wreath will come down the halls won't be decked ♪ ♪ there'll be no snow on the ground and the new year will come and bring lots of change ♪ ♪ if i'm not with you sipping on champagne ♪ the holiday's just another day that's cold standing all alone under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ i don't feel the cheer ooh without you here there's no red and white stripes on a candy cane ♪ ♪ silent night just wouldn't sound the same where'd the magic go ♪ ♪ all i know is me without you is like a present without a bow ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holiday's just another day that's cold standing all alone under the mistletoe ♪ ♪ i don't feel the chee

>> at april is a next appearance for bowe bergdahl.ng to get pardoned pardon by former president obama. >> bill: that didn't work. >> that didn't work. he will face these charges. he has a job right now, he is not under arrest right now. >> bill: is he in north carolina, too? so, he is still in the army, a sergeant. >> a corporal. >> bill: he's got his uniform every day, living and meals. in april, this thing has been going on forever. it's amazing how long it has been going on. let's have the trial, let's find out what is going on. we are not going to get effective here but we should have the trial. martha maccallum, everybody. thanks for leading into me with your show. i appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >> bill: "the factor" "tip of the day," mary tyler moore passes and we will have a tribute to her with a special interview, as well. as "the factor" continues all across the usa and all around the world. ♪ they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future

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joe was born jody, a female, and says he likes being a bow scott. >> i like to go camping. i like to do science experiments, eat cupcakes, and stuff, it was fun. but they ruined it. >> his mother christie, took their battle to courtment filing a complaint with the new jersey state division of civil rights. and late monday night the organization changed its 100 year old stance, starting today will accept and register youths in the cub and bow scout program. on this gender identity on the application. lgbt rights activist support the policy change i believe banning anyone from programs designed to build the character of our youth in america is un-american. >> and so i'm glad to see this is happening. >> joe has been getting letters anomd supp around the globe. while he says he's not sure if he'll rejoin the scouts, he does hope the story will help others. hena daniels, cbs news. >> happening today your last chance to sign up for health insurance through the affordable care act. as long as you enroll by today you will lock in your health coverage for the year. what comes after

joe was born jody, a female, and says he likes ac bow scout. >> i like to go camping. i like to do science experiments, bake cupcakes and stuff, it was fun, but they ruined it. >> his mother, christie, took their battle to court, filing a complaint with the new jersey state division of civil rights. and late monday night, the organization changed this 100 year old stance, starting today, will accept and register youths in the cub and bow scouts program. on the gender identity indicated on the application. lgbt rights activist support the policy change. >> i really believe that banning anyone from participating in programs that are designed to build the character of our youth in america is un-american. and so i'm really glad to see that this is happening. >> joe has been getting letters and support from around the globe, while he says he's not sure if he'll rejoin the scouts, he does hope the story will help other. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> well, a rough ride on board one city bus captured on camera. >> it may look like man is hurting someone, but authority say this s

i ask you to bow your heads. heavenly father, we bow our heads and thank you for your love. accept our thanks for the peace that yields this day and the shared faith that makes its continuance likely. make us strong to do your work, willing to heed and hear your will, and write on our hearts these words, use power to help people. for we are given power not to advance our own purposes, nor to make a great show in the world, nor a name. there is but one just use of power, and it is to serve people. help us remember, lord. amen. i come before you and assume the presidency at a moment rich with promise. we live in a peaceful, prosperous time, but we can make it better. for a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn. for in man's heart, if not in fact, the day of the dictator is over. [applause] president bush: the totalitarian era is passing, its old ideas blown away like leaves from an ancient, lifeless tree. a new breeze is blowing, and a nation refreshed by freedom stands ready to push on. there is new ground to be broken and new action to be taken

maybe this is a shot across the bow for those of us who have been complacent about it and think it ishave eggs in this particular basket and are ignoring others. i think it will tip the balance just as i think the russian hacking as you said will tip the balance. we start to understand, i have just spent the whole christmas period watching that fact that this is just like christmas period watching that fact that this isjust like homeland. happening every day in the newspapers. suddenly you realise that these outlandish narrative you have been watching are happening all the time. we await the french and german elections. i was taken by the study, the sunday telegraph says that universities are worn over quoted snowflakes to the hand to snowfla ke quoted snowflakes to the hand to snowflake students in controversial -- is snowflake students in controversial —— is controversial changes to the ranking systems will be approved, it means that student voices as to whether they like the university the art will be taken into account. to dismiss a whole group of people as snowfla kes dismiss a w

democrats are bowing to hold the opposition accountable. >> the republican plan to cut healthcare would not make america great again, it would make america sick again. it would lead to chaos. >>reporter: president-elect trump tweeting about everything from obama care the job creation while naming jay clayton to head the secretary . >>> california's new senator announced her first piece of legislation aimed at helping protect undocumented immigrants. she tweeted she is cosponsoring legislation to keep 744,000 dreamers from being deported. the dream act was signed back in 2012 and allows people brought to the united states as children to obtain work permits. many of them say they are now fearful they will be forced to leave the country. >>> california lawmakers appear to be gearing up for a legal battle with the trump administration and have hired eric holder to represent the state. >>reporter: today, a new chapter in the series california versus president- elect donald trunp. >> this is something concrete and not symbolic. >>reporter: the move is the hiring of eric holder who served as u

president, that bow and hunt and ashley continue to have to corral me. we were at the national park and i was climbing on top of the bridge to jump off the bridge with a bunch of young kids and i hear my sons yelling, dad, get down, now, now. i started laughing so hard i couldn't stop. i said i was just gonna do a flip, a full gainer off here. they said, dad, the secret secret service doesn't want you up there, dad. look at me, dad. we've never never figured out who the father is in this family mr. president, you know that with good reason, there is no power in the vice presidency. as a matter of fact, i just did for nancy pelosi's daughter, they had me read the provisions relating to the vice presidency in the constitution. there is no inherent power, nor should there be. so mr. president, you have more than kept your commitment to me by saying you wanted me to help govern. the presidents, people don't often hear it, but when you say can you get jo to do something, he says i don't to his schedule and he doesn't do mine. everything you've asked me to do,

that was a shot across the bow from the intelligence community telling donald trump we're going hurt you if you continue to do this to us. there is two things. a, no one can inflict more damage through leaks or they can withhold information, they can set him up and if there is, god forbid, there is some bad incident, they will not, you know, they have the press telling the story. and then the second thing is there are no bigger egos in washington than in the intelligence community. >> no better press relationship. >> their press relationships are very deep and savvy and they know how to do this. i hope that the battle we see between the intel community and the president-elect is limited to, u know, let's just have a shot across the bow -- >> i have to ask you one more question. hillary clinton's decision to attend the inauguration. after the break. we'll be right back. why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nit

. >> china is forcing the world's most viable company to bow to its censorship rules. agreeing to remove the new york times from its chinese app store, the latest attempt to suppress the newspaper as a cracks down on dissent. >> apple is doing big business in china, but the computer giant is under fire for bowing to pressure from china's authoritarian government in beijing. the new york times is reporting that apple has dropped the american newspapers app from its chinese itunes store, meaning the app is no longer available to any iphone users in china. >> for me, this means i won't be getting my news as quickly or as conveniently as before. now i will have to get it indirectly by climbing over the wall. >> she is referring to chinese state censorship that routinely blocks access to western media online. apple responded to the news with a written statement on its website. for some time now, the new york times app has not been permitted to display content to most users in china, and we have been informed that the app is in violation of local regulations. the new york ti

she had a long spike on her bow and they were there watching. slowly she moved horribly upon the vessel like a rhinoceros the frightful horn and a crunch she pierces her bow up. the cumberland started right away and they kept firing until the water was around their knees. not one shot pierced the merrimack. they went down with the flag still flying and then they turned onto congress. she surrendered. 120 more dead. the next was another union. it was over to the ground but now it was coming out and they would be there. the merrimack called it a day, quite a day. the worst defeat they had ever suffered and would remain so until pearl harbor 80 years later. the news of the battle through the entire north into a panic in the cabinet meeting the next cat morning president lincoln kept walking over to the window and looking down fully expecting to see the merrimack speeding up river. and where was the monitor? merely on the bottom of the atlantic. she set ou sat out the day befod ran into a storm that filled all the spaces with poison gases. her engin

. > and welcome back, new detailo tonight about a triple murdermet a restaurant in bow i that happened early this morning. police say it looks leak a casea of workplace violence. alleged gunman is alive and in custody after he shot himself. i here's fox5's marina maracco. the blue sunday bar and grill had that its grand opening justu a weeing a and you can see heree this restaurant is closed tonight. employees stopping by tonight b paying their respects as they th learned three of their colleagues were shot dead. police saying the triple t homicide is a result of workplace violence. investigators quickly named car lease mors the suspect. employees say he was a bartender, but also an aas expiring model and actor. police say.shot himself twice io a wooded area of silver springs. a woman we spoke with today says she was sche night and would have been here when the shooting happened. i was supposed to come in this morning to work and a i got a text message saying that they th were gone and i just couldn'tust believe it. i cal)ññt them and i called non stop and no one would answer the phone

the wizards head coach scott brooks dawning a bow-tie to honor the director of the nba association who passed away last weekend. the wizards scored 24 points in the first 6:00 in the first quarter. john bradley getting the job done there. second quarter, the guys in the second unit building on the lead, kelly has a great effort to get the steal. the wizards jump ahead by 15. into the second quarter, auto porter, 11 points, 23 rebounds. the wizards ahead by 25. u still cruising. another steal, his third of the night. that's the 100th point. the wizards win their 13th straight game, 112-86 was the final tonight. >> the guys are playing well. we're confident, but we're not overconfident. we understand that we have to keep plugging along and keep playing for each other. and our offense has been really good. >> so many games in the season, i wonder if it will make a complete turnaround. we found our identity and keep moving on. >>> tonight the nhl announced the top 100 all-time list. only six active players made the cut. and that guy was one of them. alex alex ovechkin. >> obviously, hot sh

like, i don't know, like, botox it or at least turn it into a bow tie or something, you know? ( laughter ) yeah, like that! like that! yeah! anyway, so yesterday, republicans voted to begin repealing obamacare, but luckily, democrats did not stand by. they complained! >> republicans are applauding and soon will be executing a full-scale assault on the three pillars that support the american healthcare system. >> make america sick again, is that what the republicans want to do? >> there is a difference between not curing the problem and causing the problem. >> may 7, 2015, donald trump tweeted -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: bernie! ( cheers and applause ) bernie! we miss you, bernie! why didn't we listen, bernie? ( crying ) oh, man, this is what i love about bernie sanders, he's so original. like, we invented tweets so we don't have to write (bleep) down anymore. but bernie is old school. everyone's going digital, he's going to opposite way. he prints the tweet out. that's what i'm talking about. he's old school. his selfie is all hand drawn. that's bernie sanders. he doesn't sex,

he's bowing big tax cuts. with his very own party.orts that republicans are growing increasingly nervous that the president will cut their projects while also spending wildly in other area. i want two-point out that donald trump is coming to the stage there. two executive orders signed today. let's listen in. [indiscernible] first of all i wanted to congratulate secretary john kelly. john brings the skill in the leadership and the experience and the strength and definitely the determination to get the job done and to get it done correctly. he will deliver he will deliver the country the american people like you've never seen before. we also just finished a briefing with acting administrator of fema and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united states. our nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this incredible tragedy. i have instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected already we have approved georgia, and mississippi and others are rapidly on their way so fe

we will not bow to this pressure! >> i meet with engin at cumhuriyet's office the next morning. he has to stand in for editor-in-chief murat sabuncu, who is still in jail. >> i'm doing ok, but my heart is with my colleagues who are still in prison. we don't know whether cumhuriyet will survive. but i told my young colleagues don't ask what tomorrow brings! produce a good paper today. it's our newspaper. >> that's all the time he has for me. tomorrow's edition has to be planned. even if it should turn out to be the last issue of cumhuriyet. >> since our brother aydin has returned, we feel stronger again. we're happy. now we'll produce a good newspaper. >> aydin engin once said that, in 50 years, he has survived three coups and three prison stays. one thing is clear -- he has no intention of giving up. >> gunnar told us that despite about a dozen employees at the paper being arrested, it defiantly published the headline "we do not give up." another group of people who refused to give up are fishermen in britain. when the british government held a referendum in june, asking the pub

among them, edward snowden and northeaster is bowe bergdahl.ere 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 out today that that looks to be the case. >> neil: with the latest pardons and commutations, over 2,000 now that the president has let out of prison or plans to let out of prison early. of course the one that is generating the most attention is chelsea manning. john cordon, the republican from texas, has said this is undermining our ability on criminal justice reform by granting clemency at an alarming rate. more after this. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic art

. >> i thought the bows were little random.r did you guys like the bows. >> i liked it, little cute and fun, she had shade, which added little bit of edge to it, the bows made it kind of cute. >> now, you're a designer and style which is me, i like to get in there with the designer and say hey let's rework that, i would have reworked the neck line little bit. >> there was no neck line. >> it was just like it was a high neck line but shear. i mean, her boobs were sitting nice and pretty. i just would would have wanted to take that bo off maybe put diamond necklace or something encrusted but, it did look fantastic. >> i love it. she had the attitude, like she wasn't making it so girly and literal. really brought her game on. >> what about -- oh, that's my number one. she was my number one on the list for the night. >> what did you like? >> again, it is youthful but classy, the colors are amazing, looks out standing on her, and the same thing, she is owning it, she is loving it, she is wearing it. >> i think she looked absolutely

. >> also thousands of bikes may bow dumped on sidewalks in san francisco. the city says you could see them anywhere, even right outside your home. >>> and looking live at the rain from our emeryville camera. meteorologist sandhya patel has the full forecast when we come back. >>> back now with a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. you can see traffic fairly heavy but it is a wet commute out there. wet and messy with all this rain. live doppler 7 shows that rain and even potentially thunderstorms hitting the bay area right now. sandhya patel is back in a few minutes. >>> oakland is bracing itself for a stormy weekend. they are preparing for large waves of protesters after the president-elect donald trump's inauguration. >> laura anthony is live in oakland with the preparations under way. laura? >> reporter: hi, eric. the big demonstration is not expected here in oakland until friday morning. while we haven't seen any businesses boarding up their windows, at least not yet, we have seen the city and the businesses preparing in other ways. despite the r

peter bowes in los angeles.ent—elect, donald trump, on an unannounced visit to new york. 0fficials described their three—hour discussions as "positive, but frank." it's understood they discussed us policy towards syria, china and russia. mrjohnson will hold talks with senior members of congress in washington later on monday. the french defence minister has revealed that 211,000 cyberattacks against defence targets in france were prevented last year. jean—yves le drian said attacks against the french military were doubling in number every year, and warned that his country's infrastructure was at risk. he also said it couldn't be ruled out that some people may try to interfere with the presidential election in april and may. the nigerian president, muhammadu buhari, says he's hopeful the remaining 195 five schoolgirls captured from the town of chibok the remaining 195 schoolgirls captured from the town of chibok will be rescued. the islamist militant group boko haram drew international media attention when it seiz

also bowing out the b street band, the bruce springsteen cover band. the members said they were dropping out of playing because performing there isn't something the boss would approve of. meanwhile, a trump appointee is also bowing out from working in the administration. conservative author dr. monica crowley said that she would not be taking a senior communications role in trump's national security council amid allegations of plagiarism. and she is not the only one this the hot seat. this morning another round of cabinet confirmation hearings are set to take place with betsy devos for education and trump's pick to services tom price is getting his share of scrutiny after a report surfaced he purchased stock in a company right before introducing legislation that would benefit that very same company. the senate's leading democrat chuck schumer called for an immediate and thorough investigation into these potential violations, and he added that the report casts serious doubt on whether price is fit to hold the office of secretary of hhs. >>> overseas now

cloudy and nine or 10 degrees are not too bowed to start the day. seen clouds. not a lot of rain to speak of. an across the eastern side towards the far north—east. into northern england a lot of low cloud here. with fog on the hills and rain. to the east of that rain in hull it could be chilly. the band of rain does not move quickly. it becomes lighter and more patchy as we enter the afternoon. there will be a range of temperatures through the afternoon. still chilly for east anglia and the south—east with five or six degrees. in the west that temperatures will reach double figures. through the evening some rain is moving across the west of scotland in particular. the rain across the midlands tends to fizzle out. chilly overnight into tuesday morning in the far south—east but that is where the best of the sunshine will be. elsewhere cloudy with patchy rain for northern england and some parts of the midlands as well. the range of the midlands as well. the range of temperatures from quite chilly to relatively mild in the north. as you go through tues

peter bowes has more.ell on oscars night, with the main stars emma stone and ryan gosling both nominated best actor and best actress, nomination in the best director category. this is probably the local favourite. there director category. this is probably the localfavourite. there is nothing hollywood likes more than talking about itself, and essentially that is what the film does, it is about los angeles, set in modern—day la, but it really harks back to the golden age of hollywood. it is quite a simple story, it is a boy meets girl story, it isa story, it is a boy meets girl story, it is a romantic story and it is, of course, a musical. this time last year we were talking about how it was lacking minority and people of colour last year, that has changed somewhat easier? it has changed radically this yearfrom somewhat easier? it has changed radically this year from last year and the previously, where there were only white faces nominated in those key acting categories. this year it is very racially divers

she had at yard long iron spike at her bow and a "new york times" correspondent roque-- wrote slowly she moves and horribly upon the doomed vessel. like a rhinoceros she shrinks down her fred-- had an frightful horn with a solo crunch sheep pierces the bow listing her as a toy. the cumberland started sinking right away. her gunners kept firing until the water was around to their knees. not one shot pierced the merrimack. the cumberland went down with her flag still flying and 129-- 121 dead beneath it and then the merrimack turned on the congress and set her on fire. she surrendered. 121 more dead in the next target was another union, the minnesota that steamed over to help and had run aground, but now the tide was going out in the minnesota would be there in the merrimack called it a day. quite a day. it was the worst defeat the union it navy had ever suffered and it would remain until pearl harbor 80 years later. the news of the battle through the entire-- sent the north into a real panic. at a cabinet meeting the next morning president lincoln walking to the window and looking ont

boys we three hebrew are not going to bow down. we are going to move with the vigor of god. we are going to speak truth to power. we have seen what this world is coming to. here we are 14 days into a brand-new year. message thatnd a these officials you are appointing to these national positions, they will hear from us. the sad thing is he don't sound good. are you ready to fight? are you ready to win? make some noise. make some noise. keep it alive. >> my brothers and colleagues, the midwest regional director and the senior pastor of king solomon baptist church in , let us receive dr. charles williams. it, it isme is fighting time. let me hear you. what time is it? justice, no justice. what do we want to? when do we want it? let me hear you make some noise. we stand here in the shadows of the washington monument. we stand in the shadows of dr. martin luther king jr.'s monument. but we don't stand here because we just deserve. somebody had to pay a price. is we had theion opportunity to stand here now. but are we willing to stand up and fight back so that those who come after

announcer: vice president-elect mike pence bow to republican senators who have started the process of repealing the health care law. they talked to reporters after the meeting. >> good afternoon, everyone. we were honored to have the vice president-elect with us today and he joins us now. let me turn it over to him. think theto leadership for their hospitality today. he was a privilege to speak to the house republican conference and the opportunity to meet with senator schumer and speak to senate republicans today. it is 2017. we're back to work. we are 16 days away from making america great again. the opportunity to be here with the leadership and to talk about the priorities of the president-elect and to see the collaboration and this spirit that this leadership team has brought to moving the president's agenda forward is inspiring. the president-elect said many times we have a three-part agenda, jobs. the focus of our administration from the outset after getting our team in place through the confirmation process is going to be to focus on supporting economic growth, repealing onero

trump victory would be the ultimate revenge and that every critic and detractor would have to, quote, bow down to president trump. and six people including the head of the naacp were arrested at a sit-in protesting the nomination of senator jeff sessions of alabama to be the next attorney general. the head of the organization, cornell william brooks, was among those arrested. he'll join us live this hour. >>> our other guests include congressman shawn duffy, a vice chairman of the trump transition team, and our correspondents and legal analysts are also standing by. let's begin with donald trump's latest jabs at the u.s. intelligence community. cnn justice correspondent pamela brown has the latest information. pamela, trump's disdain appears to be growing. >> that's right. and because of that, wolf, u.s. intelligence officials say there's growing dismay and distress in the wake of donald trump's latest tweets against the intelligence community, this it growing divide comes just two days before trump comes face-to-face for the first time with the leaders of the agencies he's been challengi

when it is a fog—bow. this rare phenomenon was spotted in scotland in november.an raindrops and as the sun interacts with them, the result appears devoid of colour, or like a white rainbow. still not a rainbow as we know it, but closer, this rare moon—bow was spotted in northern england in october, as moonlight, rather than sunlight, interacts with moisture in the atmosphere. and finally, lighting up the sky and our imagination, the super moon, seen around the world in november, the closest the moon has been to the earth in nearly 70 years. which makes this lucky moment... there you go! an example of picture—perfect timing. and that is it for this time on weather world. from snowdonia, thanks to mike, our driver, dewi, guard steve, and everyone at the snowdon railway. snowdon summit still awaits me, but i will be back one day. i'll keep checking the forecast. come on, melyn. let's introduce you to your friends. 0h, sweetheart. i've got a nice little friendly sheep here for you. laughter. some beautiful weather today, some sunshine, feeling crisp as well. the weat

at the end of the trial she told me about the boy bow in her life.were only married for six months. especially having to spend your first wedding anniversary alone was just so far removed from the one we had planned. it's just just so far removed from the one we had planned. it'sjust been absolutely horrendous. the widow of one of the businessmen said she had been robbed of her soul mate in a horrific accident that should never have happened. she said those responsible had shown a total disregard for the rules of the road. the other man's widow says she has thought of nothing else since the moment he was killed. she said the reckless actions of others mean her life will never be the same again. the man who ran the haulage company will be sentenced this afternoon. he said during the original kyle trial last year that he was dyslexic and that caused him problems in running the company. but perhaps one of the poignant modems today was when a woman looked him in the eye talking about the death of her husband and said, look, i am dyslexic to, but i have n

. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. everyone who doubted donald trump, whoever challenged him, it is ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> oh, my god. this is lie emperor describes, we have to bow down. what do you think is she credible? >> no. >> i never blame a staffer because i been there. >> he wants her to talk like that. he wants to have that heard. >> he backed off that as well. it didn't go down inside the tent. >> if she's running engagement for the white house -- >> when you start a conversation -- the. >> the word clown has to be taken back. you can make fun of the guy for having too many bottle of water on television, but you're dealing with chuck schumer here. >> thank you. it is great to have you back. >>> coming up director presented overwhelming evidence that russia is behind the hacking. is he ever going to find a way out of this when it's convenient to do 180 like he did with president obama birth certificate. >>> mental health challenges beaten out in chicago, live on fa

.>>> edley is making a bow that san francisco will never participate in any muslim registry. he said he is 100% opposed to the creation of her over -- registry. he also said the city will provide another $1.5 million for immigrant services after trump becomes president. rex tillerson says he doesn't support a ban on muslim is entering the country but he hasn't said whether he is against a registry.>>> two controversial's speakers withdrew from uc davis events after students rose up. the college republicans invited in op was to speak last night. he brought along martin shrilly. trail he was criticized after raising the price of a life- saving drug from $13 to more than $750 a pill. he made headlines when he band or was banned from twitter for comments he made about leslie jones. as the protest grew, the talk was called off. hour i was planning on talking about anti-feminism. i'm pro-feminism. i don't think these people know that. i was going to tear my low to shreds about he doesn't understand feminism. >> campus police say the protest did not prompt arrests. >>> park is recov

>> president trump met with business leaders at the white house, bowing to cut off regulations, and meet with them once a quarter. following that, we heard from the leaders of dow chemical and ford motor company. >> good morning, everybody. president trump: sit down, please. mark was so nice with the plant, coming back i wanted to sit next to him. thank you very much, everybody. this is really our first initial meeting. and andrew, nice to have you set everything up so well. i'm sure your company is doing well. i really do, i appreciate we'll get to know each other very well. we'll have these meetings every -- whenever you need them. i would say every quarter, perhaps. you could say monthly, but then all of a sudden monthly becomes repetitive, as we know. sounds good then to have do it and gets a little repetitive. i would say probably on a quarterly basis. you are great people. you have done an amazing job. and the biggest in the world. and this is a worldwide meeting. what we want to do is bring manufacturing back to our country. vice president pence, good morning, is very much involve

. >> with the bow on top you could say. >> okay. >> yesterday was good, right. >> seven-nine with a bow on top. >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> do you think. >> yes, it feels like only yesterday the eagles were unpacking their brand new coach and franchise quarterback and unveiling them to the world. today, after a disappointing seven-nine season without the bow they packed up and headed home for the off season. after after that 27-16 victory over cowboys yesterday the players met with the media one last time and said their goodbyes to each other. that fast three-zero start became a four-nine finish and another year without the a playoff appearance but are they close to competing in the competitive nfc. >> we have to be realistic. at the end of the day we could have been a lot better football team then it showed. i think we are good but we could have been better by winning some of those close games, but i think future is bright around here. >> from the staff upstairs to the players in the locker room we're not that far off. you know, an addition here or there, and another year, in the syst

blagojevich, bowe bergdahl, chelsea manning and edward snowden.i have got to tell you, barack obama has established record on pardons. who knows if some of those names being tossed out there. it's disgusting they would think to put them out there in the first place. >> in regard to the guantanamo bay releases, it's some scary stuff. this is in the name of president obama' legacy. he said he wanted to shut down guantanamo bay. now he's releasing people we are going to see on the battlefield. the recidivism rate is 30%. and we know the individuals still there are some of the worst of the worst. one of the mastermind behind 9/11. i think this an example of the failure of president obama and him being so focused on his legacy versus what's in the best interest of americans and our safety. charles: terrorism up 650%. the people still in gitmo, even the administration made a tacit admission they are the worst of the worst of the offenders. >> they want the leap his legacy. some of them tried to engage in domestic bombings inside the united states. and t

it's too soon, the zoo anoungsnounced they wilk off a series of events honoring bow wow. you will have a chance to see her eat, and play and sleep on the panda cam 24/7. there will also be facebook live broadcasts. getting answers from their questions from panda scientists and experts. it's part of the zoo's cooperative breeding agreement and we knew she had to leave but look at her. >> you going to make it? >> i don't know. >> you dpoeing going to be okay? >> it's hard. >>> 5:22 and president elect trump is supposed to announce his last and final cabinet pick today. who he's expected to choose as secretary of ♪ >>> we're getting breaking news out of montgomery county. >> what's going on? >> we're just getting information from fire officials in montgomery county about a restaurant fire. i should say near piney branch road. we understand this is a dominican restaurant. we're hearing from officials that this is a building fire. going to try to get you pictures for umthe scene. we'll get back to you when we can. >>> it is 5:26. another mild january outside your door. these c

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trump was doing was sending a warning shot across the bows.t stuff made there coming back here. reporter: i agree, but he better be serious about all the companies. stuart: thanks for joining us. more on this later. we have this as well. angela merkel has taken in way more than a million migrants, the vast majority of them are muslims. she says islamic terror is the biggest threat to germany. nigel farage joins us in a moment. we are still up 139 points. they are playing the beatles. [♪] ashley: president-elect trump promises tax cuts on corporations in the new year. but what about taxpayers. the top 20% of owners pay 80% of the taxes. they are not going to get a net tax cut. cutting taxes with regard to the other 80% who pay 17% of the taxes is not going to be enough to move the economy and move the market. they will have to move off this nonsense that cutting taxes on some entrepreneur who makes $400,000 in new york and is paying city, state and federal taxes at 60% is a bad thing. it's a good thing. stuart: the brits are warning their citiz