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that's what they are hoping for in 2017 to make chicago safer. john and christine. >> rosa. it is so hard to talk about policy in tweets. what if under federal control, what would trump do? education system? law enforcement? what would he do? that is what i would be interested to know. >>> let's talk about weather. 22 minutes past the hour. violent storm system across the southern u.s. blamed for five deaths. emergency officials say four people were killed in southern alabama when a tree collapsed on a mobile home during a tornado. a fifth weather-related death in florida. trees ripped from the ground in a dozen counties. no injuries have been reported. look at that damage. 20,000 customers without power at this hour. let's get the latest from meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, john and christine. what a wild monday across portions of the southeast. you know the number there out of the tornadoes is four fatalities. we had 17 fatalities in 2016. we start off rapidly across the southeast and country with the tornadoes in the past 24 hours. the line of active weath

here is cnn's rosa flores. >> reporter: john and christine, chicago police say they believe this victim was targeted because he has mental health challenges. they do say that the victim, knew at least one of the offenders and at least initially the offend ders and victim were together willingly. that changed. you will see why in the video. i do have to warn you it is very disturbing. you will see in the video that the victim is white and the offenders are black and a lot of anti-trump language going back and forth. the question is is this racially motivated or a hate crime? police don't know. they are investigating that. they tell us they don't have a motive in this particular case. but they are working on this. they don't know a lot of details. for exam mkpaexample, they don'w much time he spent with the offenders. they believe it is between 24 and 48 hours. at this point, they have four offenders in custody. >> have you seen the video? it is sickening. it is sickening. it makes you wonder what would make individuals treat somebody like that. i have been a cop for 28 years. i have seen

and of course the problem with criminality and gang violence in chicago, that's where john lewis shouldyou remember this? president obama issuing a warning to britain last summer about leaving the european union? roll tape. >> our focus is negotiating with a big block of the european union to get a trade agreement done. and uk's going to be in the back of the queue. stuart: okay. you heard that right there. president obama is saying, hey, you brits, you'll be in back of the queue if you leave the european union. well, they left the europe union. ashley, what is mr. trump saying about it? ashley: well, they ask him, does u now go to the front of the queue? and saying quote i think you're doing great to the british press. he says, look, i want to secure a trade between our two countries very quickly. a deal that will b good for both countries, right after he gets into the white house. stuart: that's interesting. a direct bilateral trade deal. ashley: correct. stuart: that's very -- ashley: i will say the european commission saying huh-uh you can't do that, uk. you have to get out of the e

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confirmation hearings will take place for senator jeff sessions and retired general john kelly. in chicago, president obama will deliver his farewell address. more on these stories coming up on the "today" show. >>> one person is dead after an accident in centreville. a cash crashed on route 28 at braydenton road. no one else was hurt. >>> as we go through today, it's going to be cold, about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 38 for the high and we keep we have rain late tonight, very early tomorrow. high tomorrow, mid 50s. thursday, that is the day. 64 degrees. i'm looking forward to it. i like my flip-flops. >> i know you do. >>> breaking news, again, in first 4 traffic, chopper 4 still over this problem in loudon county. so southbound there after the point of rocks bridge on 15, we're shut down both directions. this is a major mess. do not get on 15 through that area this morning. >> all right, melissa. thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for wanging up with us. >> enjoy your day. >> make it a great tuesday, erybody.ve >>> good morning. all in the family. president-elec

brian kilmeade on the president brian kilmeade on the president and chicago's why is there neverite, enough of it? a johneere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. kennedy: president trump apparently poised to lay the law and order on chicago like birth object toast, threatening to pull federal fund and send federal law enforcement to combat crime and murder. chicago mayor rahm emanuel has assured his city it will remain a sanctuary city, but if president trump makes good on his threats, they stand to lows $3 million in federal aid. if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, president trump said, i will send in the feds. so will the president try to push some of his muscle into the windy city? welcome back, brian. >> i wish there was a happier topic, but

my husband and i did meet his two young speech writers ben rhodes and john favreau in chicago because they wanted to talk to my husband as a great speech writer. nate office building and then got to know him in the course of his presidency by going to see him in the white house on a number of occasions. >> rose: so how did that happen, dorris? >> well, i think he was interested in history, in the first place. and had a sense not only of lincoln but he wanted to bring together a series of historians who could talk to him about his current problems in light of history. so with me and a couple other people we put together a series of dinners which were really fun. we all came as our presidents. we didn't dress up lake them. we didn't have their costumes on but brought their ideas, mine set and characters to bear on whatever issues he was facing at the time. so it would be, you know, tru man scholars and jackson scholars, the regular suspects, a lot of whom appear on your shows. and then he would have dinnerware thats with about different presidents and we had a really private conversatio

one written for jesse fell, the other for john scripps, a chicago newspaperman. he provided to these journalists some meat for his campaign for presidency. autobiography, i am flattering the case. we are about 3-4 pages at most. we are not talking about the books. we are talking about very brief documents in which he laid out his life. these are the only two documents we have for he says anything much about indiana, and even then he doesn't say a whole lot. after that, there is a smattering of things here and there. he did not want to talk about the indiana years. if we were stuck with that, we would be having an awfully short conversation this evening. i could not have written this book and we would know next to nothing. except for that man, that is william herndon. billy. i love billy, and i hate billy at the same time. if you know anything about lincoln, you know billy. he was lincoln's law partner in springfield for over 20 years. why am i bringing him up? after abraham lincoln dies, 1865, billy, who was kind of a grappler and dyspeptic sort, was growing angr

john scott fox news. >>> the chicago cubs visited the white house. a team and the white house.aven't had as much time to plan a visit is technically a red sox fan and quick to congratulate the cubs. could have waited to june to play the nationals but after obama's invitation, the team scrambled to make it happen before he left for office. >>> after more than 100 years, it is the final curtain for the greatest show on earth. the three main reasons ringling brothers is canceling the service. we'll tell you about that next when the four on two returns. >>> steve harrison more on the closure from the ringling brothers circus. >>> it has been a tradition since 1871. after 146 years. ring bling brothers barnum & bailey circus will close. the greatest show on earth will be the last. and they are now making plans to preserve its legacy. >> the history will be preserved and be in a place where people can see it and enjoy it and appreciate what an american institution it is. >> it was a tough decision citing high costs and a big drop in ticket sales as the main reasons for the closing. w

i have to say, john, i find it to be very, very unusual to hear this in chicago at this time, because chicago has one of the most brutal homicide rates in america. over 750 killings i think this year so far. last year i think there were 3500 shootings in the mostly minority neighborhoods of chicago. so a lot of people are saying that, you know, policing is not aggressive enough in chicago. and i think that there will be many who will look at this report and say this is going to force the police to back off even more from aggressively policing the dangerous neighborhoods out of fear they'll face federal sanctions of some kind if they're aggressive in policing. >> let me tell you what was said about this, because loretta lynch addressed that. she said the excessive force stemmed from deficient training and poor supervision. she did note the rise of violent crime in chicago in an alarming way. she says the pattern of excessive force has eroded trust in minority communities and has prevented people from coming forward with information that may help in investigations, may prevent more murd

sudden, jo as you said, john, the president is going to chicago next week to give his farewell speechmeet with people who were with him back in the day, if you will. then we'll still have several days before january 20th. >> 18 days in total, joe johns at the white house, thanks so much. we're joined by maria cardona and back with us, former trump campaign adviser steve cortes, from "the a team." steve, we saw these tweets from president obama claiming credits for achievements he thinks he's accomplished over the last eight years. he says, as we look to the future i wanted to take a moment to take a look back at the remarkable progress you've made possible. and he talks about various subjects, marriage equality, something that happened during his administration, you can't argue that. with all of these accomplishments, do you feel that the democratic party after eight years is stronger than when he came into office? >> well, i think, you know, clearly we had a big disappointing election just now. but i do think when it comes to the issues, john, the american people are mostly supportiv

john and christine. >> michelle kosinski in chicago. >>> talking about president-elect trump what does he feel about aime line in repealing and replacing obamacare? is he in line with new congressional republicans? there are questions about this. stay with us. >>> president-elect trump is calling on congress to immediately repeal obamacare and replace is very quickly or simultaneously. the president-elect tells "the new york times" he will not wait years for a replacement and even weeks will be too long. trump calls the affordable care act a catastrophic even. trump spoke hours after house speaker paul ryan with leadership to tackle the repeal and replace simultaneously. but acknowledged it would be complicated and a multiprong effort in election on tuesday. >>> six senior pentagon officials have been asked to stay on the job during the early stages of the trump administration to assure that the u.s. can respond quickly. the most senior official to receive the request is deputy defense secretary robert rourke. he was now sworn into office quickly. general madis needs a waiver from congress to be confi

chicago. maybe that's because you're in the middle of it but john burj, former commander of police, had been torturingpects for decades. >> indeed, i covered that story. >> exactly. and i led the prosecution team that indicted john burj. so again, it's not necessarily a disconnect. the mcdonald shooting brought national and even international attention what's going on in the chicago police department. i guess i'm making a distinction between those who had been following this for a generation and those whose attention just got turned in the last year or so. that video was visceral and appropriate tat precipitated this. but this report could have been written in the 2000s. >> it's now 2017 and it's now just coming to a head. professor, what's your reaction? again, we saw a report out of ferguson, a smaller police department, the magnitude of this report, the size of this police department, also with a high-profile mayor who was fighting for his political career after the laquan mcdonald and it's also the home of the president, having it stain on this police department whether they are now following thes

john glenn. he was born in 1934 in chicago. he said he dreamed of being a naval aviator in world war ii. he joined the u.s. navy and in 1963, nasa selected him as one of the first 17 astronauts to serve in america's space program. gene cernan served as a pilot on if gemni 9 mission. he served on board apollo 10. he came within eight miles of the moon surface. in 1972, cernan made history of the commander of apollo 17, the final mission to the moon. he spent three days on the moon exploring and collecting data. before he left, cernan wrote his daughter's initials in the moon surface. a lasting reminder of man's final steps on the moon. gene cernan dead at 82. president-elect trump going after the head of the c.i.a. on twitter after john brennan told fox news sunday that trump doesn't have a good handled on what's going on with russia. >> i don't think he has a full appreciation of russian capabilities and intentions and actions that they're undertaking in many parts of the work. absolving russia of various actions that they have taken in the past number of years is a road that he, i think

chicago was without dwyane wade and jimmy butler. the game was a back and forth battle. john wall and the wizards, loving the verizon center. they struggled early. wiz struggled by 18. in the third quarter, helped to bring them back. puts the floater up and gets 19 points. ten of those in just the third quarter. now to the fourth. bulls with a four-point lead. denzel valentine knocking down the trey. he has a dance move and let's say, didn't fly with john wall. he took over after that. away. that gives the wizards a one-point lead. with under a minute to play, wiz down two. stepping back and hitting. why not? another one. ball game tied at 99. the final seconds winding down. still tied. john wall not denied. look at that bench. the crowd there loving it. 26 points and 14 assists for wall. wizards win it 101-99. that's their tenth straight home win. >>> and with only one conference loss so far this season, the maryland men's basketball team struggling indiana team, the hoosiers were 11-5. struggling in big ten matchups, they needed this win. jim harbaugh and legendary head coa

chicago gives. thank you come appreciated. sto. robert gone at 70. . john: a mob can be an ugly thing. in the past, mobs kill people they said were witches. today they still kill people with whom they disagree. >> mobs are always is dangerous, destructive things. >> reporter: we focus on american mobs. >> liberals crawl on the mobs. >> get off the campus. >> the koch brothers and their cronies. >> i think they should be in jail. >> private property. john: mob rules, that's our show tonight. . john: today, the worst mob in the world is clearly isis. their fanaticism reminds me of threats posed by the nazis 80 years ago. if we talk about mobs, little compares to the nazis or isis. but this show is about american mobs, they're not as deadly but do plenty of harm. we start with political mobs. did you know that the democratic party activates mobs, depends on mobs, coddles mobs, publicizes and celebrates mobs? that's what ann coulter's book demonic is about. she says a liberal mob endangers america. come on. a mob? >> yes! the way they gin up their base with the slogans and the repetition,

john kelly this afternoon. president obama will deliver farewell address in chicago live starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. lisa. you know what time it is, the good, the bad and then the ugly. first the good. teen who inspired a fundraiser, well, they're going to spend all $40,000 to feed the homeless. >> i'm getting money so i can pay regular bills, phone bill but also feed the homeless this christmas. lisa: next the bad, a michigan man gets ticket for warming up car in driveway. the ugly, a chance to win a million bucks on national television goes horribly wrong. >> no pressure, joe. oh! good try, joey. >> directly into the crowd, poor guy. clayton: and we throw it to you "fox & friends". ainsley: good morning, this is "fox & friends". >> city man hunt for accused cop killer. bret: this time in the deaths of two police officers. >> we are bringing this dirt-bag to justice. >> president-elect trump just selected son-in-law eric kushner >> full lot

hethorex e isf kerapa >>> welcome back to "power lunch," i'm steve leisman in chicago with app exclusive interview with john williams. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> we just got a tweet from the president-elect criticizing a foreign company for building a plant in the u.s. -- in mexico, threatens a border tax, and you can explain to me how an economist like yourself, a fed official, how do you react? one eyebrow up, two eyebrows? how do you process that? >> the way i react to is just focusing on my job. >> sure. >> the job is to keep the economy growing at full strength, full employment, innation at 2% and focus on what monetary policy can and can't do and take the rest as outside my purview. >> but you have to process it. one of the concerns of the federal reserve are trade barriers. how much concern are they and what effects will they have on the economy? >> all the issues, fiscal policies, things we study carefully and analyze and look specifically about what it means for job growth and inflation and mean for monetary policy? we do a lot of analysis around the issues, how big effects and

chicago gives. thank you come appreciated. sto. robert gone at 70. . john: a mob can be an ugly thing.mobs are always is dangerous, destructive things. >> reporter: we focus on american mobs. >> liberals crawl on the mobs. >> get off the campus. >> the koch brothers and their cronies. >> i think they should be in jail. >> private property. john: mob rules, that's our show tonight.

john lewis was among the protesters. there were also large crowds of protestors at chicago's o'hare airport, dallas-fort worth airport, and dulles international outside washington, d.c. today, minnesota democrat keith ellison, one of only two muslims in congress, said mister trump's order is tantamount to a ban on muslims entering the u.s. >> when you want to ban refugees, these folks go through an 18-24 month vetting as it is. you know, the fact is, is that if you talk about banning syrians, about three quarters of those folks are women and children. a full third of them are kids under 12-years-old. >> reporter: last year's democratic nominee for vice president, virginia senator tim kaine, said the policy hurts the country. >> the trump administration is poised to do horrible danger to our country our values, our people and our reputation. >> reporter: the executive order has also come under fire by some republican senators and congressmen, who call it an overreach or too broad. arizona senator jeff flake said, american business leaders in silicon valley, who rely heavily on foreign engineers and experts,oppose the order

retired general john kelly, who is the nominee to head the homeland security department, testified before the only security committee. it looks like we may see some video momentarily from chicago, so here comes michelle obama and her mom and the otters. -- and the daughters. live coverage coming up next.

john kelley expected to get a better reception. he's a man to be secretary o the department of homeland security. going back to chicagoo say goodbye to the nation. the speech with a call to action for the next generation of leaders. bristol-myers will let yahoo! is shrinking drastically. the company says she will step down when step down when seattle closes its deal with verizon. the $4.8 billion deal is prompting yahoo! to change its name. eventually it will be called out top. combination of the worst alternate and alibaba as in the chinese e-commerce company. overall stop back in action ahead of the opening bell. dow futures down just a point. s&p futures down not even a point and nasdaq futures rising not even a point get very far, nicole. trade to alibaba looking at a presidential deal. jack ma with donald trump yesterday. audi unveiling a new suit her suv. the latest from the north american auto show in detroit. usually the shiny cars in and fill the top story. this here little bit overshadowed by the executive's reactions to god like a potential border tax to listen to what toyota ceo jim lentz told us on that s

john. >>> tonight on cnn, the history of the music group chicago.he break, we'll have a sneak peek of the film documenting one of america's greatest bands. >>> all right, 2017 will mark the legendary rock group chicago's 50th year performing. never once missing a year of touring. extraordinary. well, tonight at 8:00 eastern time cnn traces the band's windy city roots all the way to the top of the charts in the new film now more than ever the history of chicago. >> almost an hour and a half of new music that we perform very well and with enthusiasm and a lot of joy. >> and material that they themselves created and wrote. they did it with material and they did it combining jazz, pop and rock and, clearly, a very, very special wayway. . >> does anybody really know what time it is is the first thing we recorded as a band together. that's the first thing we ever did. and it was, it was sort of frightening because we all got in the same recording studio. >> we're in sort of a circle and for myself, personally, and i think maybe we didn't want to look at e

johns has more. good morning. >> reporter: the president is planning a speech next week in chicago, an opportunity to give a final farewell and thank you to supporters of the journey of the last eight years. the president also tweeting out over the weekend of his accomplishments including the affordable care act, facing down the financial crisis, clean energy. he also tweeted this. it's been the privilege of my life to serve as your president. i look forward to standing with you as a citizen. happy new year. and this, after decades of rising health care costs today, nearly every american now has access to the financial security of affordable health care. the latest in a series of legacy building moves for the president, also expected to meet with congressional democrats this week to talk about how to save the affordable care act. all of this sort of has some urgency to it, especially because incoming president donald trump is expected to make some huge changes, his incoming press secretary auktd about that earlier this morning on cnn. >> withdrawing from tpp, renegotiating nafta and giving notice, a lobbying fan,

john mccain. >> it's another element about bringing in the police. i think chicagoe i think that glorify case of murder, chicago is smaller than los angeles and new york and had twice as much murder. there is something endemic. and i think it's been the glorify case of murder and violence. whose responsibility is it to fix that? >> i think it's about having family in the home. men in the home. and in a lot of these cases, the crack epidemic had a lot to do with it. but even when it comes to the music. the glorify kaiption of it, certainly. charles: they are shooting people and bragging by the on instagram. >> in d.c. there are people who listen to proper music all the time and nothing happens there. there is something else going on that's rooted in the family to a large extent. charles: what are the parameters going to be? because this is a salvo from donald trump's tweet. there has been some intervention already in the obama administration. >> i think it's bad enough i think we need national guard troops. we need school choice yesterday. chicago public schools are

his farewell address in chicago, claiming victory in a historic election up with the first african american in the white house. what will his legacy be? the special of reports, johnooks at the domestic issues that defined his time in office. >> it was not just a hope when he came to office. problems -- era.t-racial no more black or white america. just the united states of america. lingering vestiges of the dream disappeared in 2014, in clouds of tear gas in ferguson. it was a pattern that became too familiar. walter scott have been pulled over for a minor motoring offense. footage caught -- >> the policeman claimed self-defense and the jury was not able to reach a verdict. >> i think the legacy is more important to paint a picture that he did a good job in most people are disappointed, because they felt that he could do more. >> the issue of gun violence came together to a hurricane her thickide of this african-american church. a white supremacist who had a string of drug convictions never should have been able to purchase a gun. groupilled a bible study in cold blood. changed aftera these shootings, coming to charleston in showing how he felt the pain. ♪ amazing

john in chicago has been listening for years on wls and watching this morning on c-span. dering us. i can die, it is not matter, i do not have to worry about my health. bucket list. eric: in five short hours, we caused c-span2 jumped the shark. to jump the c-span shark. i remember when c-span went over the cliff, these two guys in texas -- [laughter] eric: it is great to have you here. that's when you know, all of the reaction on my personal facebook page for all the friends and family, it is so nice. i put it out here this morning, hey, set your dvr's if you are not awake, so a lot of people will be watching throughout the day. to of course, you can go c-span's website and follow everything else they are doing leading up to inauguration. can you believe it? can you believe we are at inauguration on most? gosh. while, their command it's seems like 2015 was never going to end, but here we are it is red eye radio -- here we are. gary: it is red eye radio. he is eric harley. i am gary mcnamara. let's go to neville in fort worth, texas. , i can: as i get older encounter some h

john matarese shows what happened to one woman who did that.... so you don't waste your money. president obama will welcome the world series champion chicago cubs to the series champion chicago cubs to the white house today. the visit continues the tradition started by the president to honor sports teams for their efforts to give back to their communities. the team says they had to scramble to get the trip together - but they wanted to make sure it happened before president obama left office. time now for weather - cloudy & seasonable for this mlk holiday - milder rest of the week (50s) - showers tomorrow seasonable. highs: 42-46 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: se 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with showers. milder. highs: 52-57 winds: sw 5-10 mph new details about the samsung galaxy note seven. what investigators those phones to catch fire. plus - federal fraud?. the workers accused of doctoring their time sheets to the tune of $3.5 million dollars. that's still ahead. samsung's i need to promote my new busi can make that happen.et. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper s

chicago tomorrow night. i want to get straight to the reporting we're getting from john king saying that president obama willis word is admonitions about the challenges we face moving forward. admonition, warning, what do you think those warnings may be, bill, and how delicate do you think the president has to be in speaking up? >> well, you know, i think it would be fairly unprecedented for a signature president to go after the incoming president in any sort of direct way. i think we probably don't need to anticipate that. i think tomorrow's message, from what i understand from my friends at the white house is going to be very forward-looking. he hopped on the phone with some of us, i think some of this was reported out already, right after the election. and he said, you know, look, this election didn't go the way i wanted it to go, the way a lot of you wanted it to go. but at a certain point we have got to buck up, get back in the fight and did all the things that matter to continue to make progress in this country. i think this is going to be a call to arms for progressives and for the people who supporte

additional level of respect that has only been presented to pope john paul ii, former president ronald reagan, and general colin powell. >> a famous chicago fire star stuck in an elevator. the real chicago fire department had to rescue him. >> holy [ bleep ]. no way. >> that's why you call the chicago fire department. >> everybody was surprised all along. >> that's tuesday night here on nbc bay area. >>> back to winter in binghamton, new york. having a hard time there, sliding away. >>> icy conditions out there. first, the traffic. mike has been doing a great job updating us on the parking lot delays. >> the roads are okay. we will get it right in everybody's face. bart is reporting major delays. they are trying to recover but haven't quite cleared the maintenance vehicle in oakland on the track. system wide delays reported there. the roadways are clear. you can take the roadways as an alternate. fog in the east bay, richland bridge. we continue to show the closure as well. highway 37 at highway 101. smooth flow of traffic. san mateo bridge. it is a clear view but not a clear roadway. 580 shows the dublin area. fog showing up for the 580

john's friend died two years ago of a heroin overdose. big has worked with the organization they founded together the the chicago recovery alliance. >> we have reached over 72,000 people with o.d. prevention and we now have over 8,000 reports of pure reversal using it. >> he and his team funded from private donations and the city of chicago can be found each day of the week in a different neighborhood of the city. >> people see this drug and they know they can come here for help, getting anything for clean syringes to a flu shot and this. which contains 3 sir inks which could save three lives. >> as deaths from heroin overdose have overtaken those from gun homicides in this country, federal have worked to increase the distribution. >> i think this is more manipulation by the pharmaceutical industry really to profit from the epidemic as it exists. >> the drug makers say they price the drug responsibly and the increases are due to the manufacturing and patient assistance. still researchers say solutions are needed some include bulk purchasing similar to how governments by vaccines. and importing it from other country where it's cheaper. others

chicago pd for six short months. before that, she was the top cop in spoke, washington and suburban seattle. civil rights attorney john buress acknowledged she has never helmed a large police department. >> when asked whether or not she has the kind of experience you need in oakland, that remains to be seen. >> reporter: what also remain to be soon is kirkpatrick's plan to address violent crime. she didn't mention it once today. less than an hour after she was announced chief, the city's first homicide of the year happened here less than a mile from city hall. oakland police officers association president barry donlyn says crime will be her biggest challenge. but for now, oakland leaders are in agreement. she could be the answer to a problem that plagued oakland during the jean quan years and through schaaf's administration. a revolving door of police chiefs. >> it provides us certainty. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >>> president obama has a big moving job ahead of him. the first family will move out of the white house on inauguration day. but a cnn reporter snapped this photo of a moving truck insi

chicago next tuesday. this comes when the president is set to meet with democrats on capitol hill this wednesday to discuss efforts to save obamacare. joe johns at the white house with more. good morning, joe. >> good morning. the farewell speech scheduled for january 10th, a farewell speech scheduled to be given in chicago, illinois, where president obama got his start in politics. the president issuing a statement saying his farewell address follows a tradition started by george washington in 1796. now, this is an opportunity for the outgoing president to thank his supporters for the journey of the last eight years. also to talk about the accomplishments over that period including the affordable care act, clean energy and many other things. the president also trying to extend his legacy now, as you said, meeting with congressional democrats on wednesday to talk about preserving the affordable care act, even though congressional republicans and the incoming president have said they want to repeal it. the importance of this for president obama and the democrats very much underscored by the fact that the incoming press secretary has said that