they do not chime as much with the public as i. not chime as much with the public as i, daniel blake,d documentaries have not shown. they go inside a foodbank, dramatising the cold fingers of hunger. the film hits home. it won in cannes. tremendously important. putting it backin tremendously important. putting it back in the spotlight will only increase it. it will be out on dvd. anything catch your eye? the overrated meryl streep who has been nominated for the 15th time with florence fosterjenkins. she is terrific. with hugh grant. he is enjoying a renaissance because of this film. he had crept away into retirement, press intrusion, all of that. now he is blossoming again with meryl streep, kind of like rafa nadal and roger federer, she has brought out the best in him. the put upon husband of florence foster jenkins, the world's worst opera singer. it takes real skill to sing that badly. brilliant film. you think the bafta members will go for it. it is heartbreaking as well. that is its skill, tightrope between the two. emily blunt? surprise nomination. the room, there was a gasp. sh

panelists should feel free to chime in. please avoid talk over each other as we've gotten tired of for the last two years. i'm sure we have heard enough to get started based on the proposals we have heard from the incoming president as well as congress. i'll jump right into it with a question for mark. you've written a good bit about the state of the nation's infrastructure assets. do you think it's a fair characterization to say they're really crumbling and if we don't spend a trillion they will collapse and a major spending plan is the best way go forward or is there a better option? >> well, the problem is maybe not a problem, but that our infrastructure is not uniformly crumbling, you have problems in local areas and that's true. but as for federal aid highways we've seen the number of structurally deficient bridges steadily decline, pavement smoothness increase, and so when it comes to the federal side of things things really aren't necessarily looking that bad. we're going to have reconstruction needs for the intersta

chimes. your tales, sir, would cure deafness.works of william shakespeare, ifind myself seeing his tales through sounds. it's a subject close to my heart, as i am a musician whojust happens to be profoundly deaf. when i read the tempest, the words positively shout sound to me. shakespeare entices us into the play using sound to colour his characters. waves crash. the play is a vibrant mix of noises and sounds of the land and sea and wind and sun. and sea and wind and surf. to cry to the sea that roared to us, to sigh to the winds whose pity, sighing back again, did us but loving wrong. lines like these take me back to my homeland in aberdeenshire, where a walk on the cliffs would force me to face the wind so that i could feel the sound on my cheeks. i have found a way to substitute my hearing loss. i immerse myself into the senses within my skin, bones and muscles. i'm tempted to replicate sound colours from the play through my percussion instruments as i hear the words spoken by the characters. in the plotting between antonio an

in on the g to chime jobs issue, too. when anyone invests, whether it's the private sector or the government, the number of workers needed to do the actual construction is the cost of the project. that is not the benefit, when ou look at infrastructure investment, the benefit is the ongterm reduction, the congestion, the increase in mobility that americans enjoy and the cost is all of the money to put into t has it and all of the workers they have to hire. if you want to maximize the of any cost infrastructure project, you should try to minimize the number of jobs, the workers and time it takes to construct. there is a lot of isunderstanding in the city, but some of these basically economic questions about what is infrastructure investment. investment. we want a return off of investment. we want high benefits and the cost. undergirds this discussion, what should the real be in role infrastructure when it comes to funding and regulatory as well. recommendations i would make to the new administration is to take a very hard

if paul would like to chime in, we certainly can go to paul wagner. paul, you there? yes, i'm down here at the archives. we're on the south side of pennsylvania avenue. and i can tell you that this is the biggest cheer that we've heard so far since trump went indianapolis, and it is quite a site. it is really fun to watch. >> paul, let me give this lilted bid, since i'm from indianapolis. the governor's mansion is actually in indianapolis. it is actually not too far away from my parent's home in indianapolis. that's probably why folks there were so excited, all of the folks that may be fans of the vice president coming in from indianna today. maybe many of those folks are from indianapolis, indianna. >> sorry, paul, go ahead. >> i was just going to chime in here a lot of fun to watch these guys come through here. i've never seen motorcycles with big red letters on them like that. so it is pretty fun to watch. >> pretty cool. >> yes, it is. >> twenty motorcycle officers overall, 12 of them spelling out indianapolis. and i should mention the travel expenses funded priva

(bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic.ow we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ treated to a writer for "saturday night live" went too far in attacking president trump. gingrich is suspended after controversial tweed she made about transcending sign, bearing. during the inauguration, she wrote there end quote be this country's first homeschooled shooter. the tweet drew widespread criticism. she called her post insensitive and inexcusable. monica lewinsky chimed in on twitter saying all children need to be protected from bullying and mockery. let's be better than this. chelsea clinton tying dan in barron's favor. lauren: miami heat coach eric's poster is all smiles thanks to a three-game winning streak. let's go to the fourth-quarter 17 seconds on the clock. golden state down to. the game tied at 102 with five seconds left. young readers from way downtown strike a pose. he blamed 105-102. outs

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we'll start off just with a conversation style panel, so panelists should feel free to chime in, but please avoid talking over one another as we have gotten a bit tired of that over the last two years. i think we've heard enough to get started just based on some of the proposals we've heard from the incoming president as well as congress. i'll jump right into it with a question from mark. you have written a good bit about the state of the nation's infrastructure assets and do you think that it's a fair characterization to say they're really crumbling and if we don't spent a trillion dollars, will the bridges all collapse? in other words, do you think that a major spending plan is kind of the best way to go forward or is there a better option? mark: i think the problem is or maybe not a problem but that our infrastructure is not uniformly crumbling. you have problems in many local areas and that's true. as for federal highways, we have seen the number of structurally deficient bridges steadily decline, pavement smoothness has increased. when it comes to the federal side of things, thi

there's that positive view of what's happening here. >> ergonomic wind chimes. thank you very much.orrow? are you coming to the studio. >> we'll see, ground stop at atlanta airport so a lot of flights canceled. >> you have your wind chimes. >> he used to live in atlanta plus, ron wants him to stay for reasons i'm not quite sure. >>> coming up here on "gma" taking on the church of scientology actress leah remini escalating her battle with the church in which she was raised. we'll hear from her and from people who have left the church but still practice scientology without permission. why the church calls those folks squirrels. >>> welcome to the future of the hottest gadgets getting all the buzz at the consumer electronics show. we're coming right back. technology is useful. i just bought a book. and while i was telling you about the book, i downloaded a song. oh, and full disclosure, when we were just chatting about that song thing, someone arranged a date. guilty. the point is, life is digital. so, carmax, created a site where you can reserve a car online. come in when it's conveni

. >> if i could chime in here, if you look at bridges for example ths abo 600,000 bridges in the united states and federal highway administration says about 10% is deficient. as mark noted the share of structurally deficient bridges has fallen over the year so as an economist the way you want to look at this is is what is the optimal number, it is not zero, to eliminate all of them it cost hundreds of billions of dollars, what you want is to get to the point where additional investment more than pays for itself. the federal highway administration say that is the 60,000 structurally deficient bridges at are not at risk offalioffa of falling down, but should be updated but you have to think about these in terms of optimals. the texas transportation institute says that traffic congestion costs americans about $150 billion in lost time and productability. that's a lot of money, but the amountf constion on the highwayss not zero. we would have to spend trillions dollars to get the amount of congestion on the nation's highways down to zero. maybe we should reduce it maybe we're at the optimal

the personal cost, adding that more than 100 of his staff were directly affected. 0ther companies chimedwhich president trump's policies have impacted business. a policy that is passed has had impact but it is not super immediate. it may be felt a year later or something like that but this is something where people are being stopped at the airport now. when the engineers arrived in silicon valley this is where they start. message from the tech giants are that people are still needed. we bring talent from everywhere. it would be disastrous to our economy to stop that. on friday tech bosses including tesla chief executive a meeting with president trump. a chance to raise concerns in person. in the meantime, tech companies and other wealthy individuals here have pledged millions of dollars in funding for organisations fighting back against president trump's most impactful decision so far. the main message to businesses from president trump is to manufacture in america and hire more americans. how will that affect asian markets? would put a question to a recruitment company. our government l

balls that chimed hit me, hit straight to the fielders. heading south, ben stokes sent the indian bowling flying with a quickfire half—century as england made 321. virat kohli is normally india's weapon for such cases, dropping him is rarely recommended. he followed the england pattern by passing 50 and stuck to the script by not kicking on. i6 needed from the final over. first ball six, next ball boundary. six from four now needed. it was as close as india got. after a winter of toil, the five run victory was finally a result to ring home about. ben crouch, bbc news. wasps are into the european champions cup quarter—finals after a convincing 41—27 win over zebre in italy wasps ran in seven tries, including one for man of the match elliot daley, who was making his 150th appearance for the club. connaught are out after a 19 points to 10 defeat to toulouse. arthur bonneval scored the pick of the three tries for the french side. a losing bonus point would have been enough to see connaught through but they were just short. the draw for the qua

(bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic.ow we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ >> lou: a few thoughts now on the establishment attacks on the trump white house. after he took the left-wing medias to task for their distorted depiction of the inaugural audience globally, the secretary sean spicer proof that he is the right man for theob inisirst official weight house briefing. simple deal. spicer declared his boss had the biggest inaugural audience ever. trump's inauguration, by the way, seen by 31 million viewers across 12 networks, the second-highest television ratings for inauguration in 36 years, according to nielsen. that doesn't include online viewing, which changes everything, bringing the total to more than 48 million people in the trump audience, and that's just among those who reported their streaming stats. most, you should know, did not. spicer again today took aim at the media are

balls that chimed hit me, hit straight to the fielders. as the innings looked to be heading south, ben stokes sent the indian bowling flying with a quickfire half—century as england made 321. virat kohli is normally india's weapon for such cases, dropping him is rarely recommended. he followed the england pattern by passing 50 and stuck to the script by not kicking on. 16 needed from the final over. first ball six, next ball boundary. six from four now needed. it was as close as india got. after a winter of toil, the five run victory was finally a result to ring home about. ben crouch, bbc news. wasps are into the european champions cup quarter—finals after a convincing 41—27 win over zebre in italy wasps ran in seven tries, including one for man of the match elliot daley, who was making his 150th appearance for the club. connaught are out after a 19 points to 10 defeat to toulouse. arthur bonneval scored the pick of the three tries for the french side. a losing bonus point would have been enough to see connaught through but they were just

balls that chimed hit me, hit straight to the fielders.outh, ben stokes sent the indian bowling flying with a quickfire half—century as england made 321. virat kohli is normally india's weapon for such cases, dropping him is rarely recommended. he followed the england pattern by passing 50 and stuck to the script by not kicking on. 16 needed from the final over. first ball six, next ball boundary. six from four now needed. it was as close as india got. after a winter of toil, the five run victory was finally a result to ring home about.

(bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic. we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ >> he's look for policies that will spoke investment here in the united states. we said we would continue to do our part to drive economic development here in the u.s. maria: that was ford correct to mark fields talking about president obama's pledge to bring jobs back to america and discourage automakers from sending jobs out of the country. gary: he also had a productive, positive meeting with union leaders. tom sullivan and dagen mcdowell. union leaders come together white house and come out thrilled with the republican president. >> i think the union leaders got some religion during the election because leadership backed hillary clinton and many union leaders went for donald trump. these are jobs that have been lost in the america not just last 8 years, but literally over decades. these were safe, secure jobs th

(bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic.ow we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> as we keep hovering over dow 20,000, everyone is wondering if this market's incredible rally can continue. i've been trying to look at this from a lot of angles but as we head into earning's season i think we take a step back and look from an emotional perspective. that's why tonight we're going off the charts with the help of caroline brodin. she run as website and my colleague at real money.com to get a sense of how things stand with the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500. burden has a track record that's terrific. she told us to stick with app

president obama will remain resident of the district and chime in from time to time. back to you. coming up, when we say goodbye to bao bao as the beloved giant panda heads to china. michigan plus the video police need you to sea. the man caught on video firing the shot that killed a d.c. grand mother. alison: we tell you ma prompted a high before speed chase down 66 at rush hour. doug: sunshine today and tomorrow but rain likely inauguration day. i will pin down the timing up next in seven minutes on "abc7 news at 6:00". michelle: new information in the search for gunman who shot and killed a beloved grand mother in southeast washington. police releasing the surveillance veiled owe of the shooting of vivian. it happened monday morning. in the video you can see two men running and the wheel cheer spinning as they race by. they hope the video will lead to an arrest. alison: grief counselors were on hand to help department of the labor employees cope with a tragedy. a 3-year-old boy died tuesday after choking on food. the staff called 911 and performed heimlich and c.p.r. the boy wa

like any other day at caisson stables, a nice wash, a good brush, and more than 3000 pieces of brass chimedindividually before sunrise. >> i call it controlled chaos. maggie: the old guard marches in funerals at arlington national cemetery. >> we are the only military unit that is full-time. forces willf these be called on for a presidential side duty. >> every four years we will be out there rain or shine. maggie: one of those iconic courses, klinger. it is not all horse play. personalities takes months of training. they also have to be gup -- poop proofed and around loud noises. >> i have to gradually get them used to accepting all the unnatural things. commotion ofthe inauguration day, there is one thing the inauguration can rely on. >> there is comfort and numbers for these forces. maggie: watch out for klinger and the old guard on inauguration day. after theing up break, doug will be back with a final check of the forecast and what is shaping up to be a wet inauguration day. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little dif

maria: i'll see you sunday maria: i'll see you sunday mo (bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic. we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ i mwell, what are youe to take care odoing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. lou: good night from new york, have a great weekend. [♪] >> announcer: from fox business headquarters in newityt week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, name gary kaminsky. maria: i'm maria bartiromo. the dow jones finally smashing through the 20,000 for the first time ever this week. i was on the air with stuart var

. >> let's bring in steve paulson to talk chargers if you want to chime in. you think. >> i'm with salon this. you lose a team and it's -- you know, how are they going -- they're not an l.a. team. come on. >> they're not. >> but voters had a chance. a few months ago they rejected the hotel tax. >> you have to understand there are owners who don't want to see the raiders move. there are powerful owners who don't want to see them move. >> march 26th. that's the date i'm hearing is the big vote. >> i feel for chargers fans. that's a no-win for them. let's get to our weather here. we have snow up in lake county. as you probably heard. things are winding down. the big message is the black ice over the next few days. joanne a's husband works at the geysers. thank you. 805 weather retweeted it. thank you. also on st. helena, 29. a couple other reports coming in. but it looks like this is about to be on its way out of the picture. still a winter storm warning out in the sierra nevada. that will continue until this afternoon. although things are not as crazy as they w

. >> we just o (bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic. we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortune. yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. gary: it's week one but president obama is take big steps in his vision to rebuild the american economy. maria: one was the with montreal from the trans-pacific partnership called tpp. i spoke with the ceo of fedex. he's a bit worried about america back away from trade. >> the united states may cut off from trade would be like trying to breathe without oxygen. it's

. >> h h h h h (bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic.ow we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ i mwell, what are youe to take care odoing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. eric: remember this video that hillary clinton released during the campaign featuring kids reacting to things that donald trump was saying. well, now, conservatives are returning the favor releasing an ad of children watching anti-trump tirades. here is that video. >> this horrific moment of darkness to wake us (bleep) up. they saved my (bleep), and ot

this is quite the talk for us on facebook and you can chime in as well. >>> anybody who's been to a sporting event knows the mascots are there to entertain. but some fans say these mascots went a little too far. >>> a rock slide shuts down two miles of a scenic route. what it's going to take to get miles of a scenic route. what it's going to take to get afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> today people gathered for a civil rights march and rally in the district ahead of monday's martin luther king day holiday. civil rights leader al organized the we shall not be moved rally. president-elect donald trump's inauguration also on the minds of the marchers. and they vow to continue fighting for criminal justice, voting rights, and equality in the new administration. mlk day will be marked by celebration and service. and here in d.c. that also means a peace walk and parade. on 4 your sunday viewpoin

alley wolf says hundreds have chimed in after a customer in folsom claimed that she was bullied and body shamed by the owner. >>> nicole had no idea trying cheese steak would put her in the center of a social media controversy that left her ashamed and hurt. >> it was a violation. >> she did not want us to show her face during the interview but says after a friend took her to wild bill's cheese steak she posted a review on yelp complaining about the service and they returned and this time she did not care for food and updated her yelp review and the owner fired back on the restaurant review site calling her and her friend freaks. >> he continued to message me more and then sent a very rude message to us calling us freaks and said he didn't care us as customers. >> and she reported about it on facebook and the owner took it a step further on his business' facebook profile and he posted a photo of her and her husband kissing on their wedding day. here she is enjoying cheesecake after complaining on yelp. >> i fell he was saying i was fat and that was hurtful and a violation that he took my

tech companies have also chimed in.hey will likely -- it will likely take time for the wave of lawsuits to move through the u.s. judiciary, with chances that one or a few of these suits and up at the currently incomplete supreme court. the united kingdom, thousands are taking part in demonstrations against theresa may's invitation of donald trump for a state visit. may is standing firm on that decision, and made anger from opponents in a visit to washington. amid trump's trouble restrictors. after sunday's deadly mosque shooting, prime minister justin trudeau joined a vigil, calling for peace and unity. a student was charged, known for his far right political views. our correspondent has more. >> as the city of quebec comes to terms with the shock of sunday's mosque attack, police charged the murder of six victims. he had also been charged with five counts of attend the murder. prime minister justin trudeau addressed parliament on monday and vowed that terror will not divide the people of canada. >> this was a group of

(bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic.ow we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ >>> president trump not backing down on his claim of voter fraud in the election. he tweeted look toward to seeing final results. greg phillips and crew say at least 3 million votes were illegal. we must do better. so who is greg phillips and why is trump citing him as a source? drew griffin is out front. >> reporter: where does donald trump get his information of massive voter fraud? not from study after study, report after report, analysis after analysis that has found no evidence but from a nonprofit group that has released no evidence. its leading voice is the former executive director of the mississippi republican party. he's now ceo of a health data company based in texas and a conspiracy theorist, and this morning on cnn's "new day" greg phillips wouldn't say what his proof actually is. >> you said we know

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a salad and chicago rahm emmanuel telling donald trump to focus on issues that matter, but (bell chimes) ♪ nice work brother dominic. now we just need 500 more... translated into 35 languages, personalized oh and shared across the 7 continents. (other languages spoken) look abbot, i got it. it's a miracle. ♪ you got elected that people have a job and the economy continues to grow, people have security as it relates to their kids' education, et cetera, and it wasn't about your crowd size, it was about their lives and their jobs. neil: chicago mayor ron i man yell telling donald trump to focus on issues that matters, at least that's what he said. it was hard to hear over the sound of gunshots, the mayor who is the one lecturing, charles payne, you're just not buying it it. charles: no i'm not buying it. he has serious issues and the last thing he should be concerned about is anything that donald trump is talking about with respect to crowd sizes or not. he's done a horrible job. just when you thought chicago couldn't get worse it's gotten worse. neil: adam, as a liberal, did that comment

on facebook and twitter, people are chiming in. please, people, of d.c., ripoff this another said, you cannot ask for a better irony. johns plans to send workers down to remove the tape. we will let you know when that happens. so far it is still here. at the capital, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: one of the many events surrounding the inaugural festivities is the welcome party. that's free. organizers released the line above the concert. toby keith is the top bill. jennifer holliday will perform as well. three doors down will also perform and lee greenwood. military bands will perform and will be a firework show, all free. no matter where you are during the inauguration, you can bet that security will be very tight. 7 got a abc hownd-the-scenes look at the secret service and department of family security plan on keeping hundreds of thousands say. the hub communications center, where there will coordinate -- where they will corneille 20,000 -- where they will coordinate 28,000 law enforcement officers around the clock. find

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asked you to chime in on our nbc washington facebook page, do you think the white house should respond to today's marches? since our last check, the answer yes. but i think he won't is still the most popular answer in our poll. >>> it's misty. it's damp out there. and there's also some areas of very thick fog. the national weather service has issued a dense fog advisory for all of the counties here in gray. this is going to go until 5:00 a.m. in the morning. this includes frederick and anne arundel counties. i do have a feeling, though, that they'll extend this advisory. i'll show you the visibility in just a moment potentially into areas like montgomery, loudoun, prince william and faulkner counties, fog impacting the area until about 8:00, 9:00 a.m. we're talking about visibility potentially a quarter of amile or less. so fur traveling late tonight, early tomorrow morning you want to use the low beams. current visibilitieig gaithersburg down to about a quarter of a mile. martinsburg as well. but we're still pick up fog here in leesburg, manassas, and culpepper as well. hearing report

jo jo as you might expect chimed in on twitter, that's what he does.ed fun in the election process in more than one way by writing "once again the popular vote didn't matter." he admitted a date with his dream girl probably wouldn't happen while shaquille o'neal, he called him a big oaf. never change, joel. first round of farmers insurance open, tiger woods in action at torrey pines. he's won there eight times in his career. woods even going into the 11th hole coming off a birdy at 10th. a beautiful shot within 10 feet on the par three. the wheels came off down the stretch. two over on the 15. you can tell he doesn't like that. double-bogeys that hole. four over after the first round. tied for 133. that's your look at sports. i'm amy fadool. nbc 10 news is coming right back. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help

wages are finally chiming. real median income has finally started to come up as well. so broader participation, this recovery. globally, the positive global economic index has been just reached a 6 1/2 year high. that says there's more economies finally participating in this economy across the globe than almost any other time in the recovery. the earnings cycle, we just restarted it. refreshed it. reaccelerating again. our concerns about global deflation have been arrested. interest rates are moving away from zero. the federal reserve is normalizing monetary policy. a lot of good things in addition to the trump presidency that i think underpin this. for the first time, i would argue, confidence is starting to emerge and this recover bring the future, and i think that might generate one last big leg in this stock market. >> the sentiment on wall street is rather interesting. the fear indicator that was most widely followed. the volatility index, the vix as it is affectionately known, is at a two and a half year low. some people wonder if that is just complacency. people

the trump administration, i think we are going to go see a pattern now of them chiming in on what they think they did or did not get enough covera. >> you think so, tom >> last night, the brand ly minted white house press secretary got things off to a really chummy start down there in the briefing room with a little back and forth about the size of their inaugural crowd. >> he did accuse the media of actually lying about the size of the crowd during friday's inauguration. he insists that the audience was at largest ever to witness an inauguration. clarifying from the crowds and on he says that media intentionally framed to minimize the crowd the photos, photos show that the crowd did not extend to the washington monument. he also pointed out that those, i guess, i don't know what they are, wooden slats along the mall >> to protect the brand new restored turf >> says it highlights more so than in years past. that was something that spicer point out in that briefing. he also rightfully criticized that time reporter for posting some things incorrectly >> this is the first time in our nati

let me take you on a tour. [ chimes clinking ] just hearing the name of the country peru makes many peoplef its rich history, and it's the location of one of the seven wonders of the world. this is what people think of when they think of peru, the beautiful machu picchu area, and it is absolutely spectacular to be here in person. tourists can see traditional methods of cleaning and dyeing wool from llamas or alpacas out in the country. [ flute playing ] they can enjoy authentic peruvian music, or in the big city of lima, capital of peru, visitors can see museums with incredible artifacts. [ marching music playing ] or they can try and get close to the metal gates of the presidential palace and watch the changing of the guard. visitors could head out to the well-maintained zoo and see the big cats or other critters that come out to play. there are so many interesting sites to make tourists grab their cameras. but then there is a sobering reality that locals and visitors will never see. this is pamplona alta. 40,000 people live in shacks on the mountain. dirt roads, no running water, no indo

this is call to cdma to get represented from each district. >> you were at the- >> i just want to chime in here for a second. all you are doing now my understanding is you are putting new business on the agenda for a future meeting of the small business commission. >> we can't take action on anything. >> right. >> i'm not- >> can we ask the office of small business to give us materials for the next meeting to make decisions, correct? >> that is- >> we are not taking action, we are asking the tools to make a decision at the next meeting. >> that sound right to me. >> great. and maybe just simply making a observation that concerned parties would be advised to show up at the planning commission meeting not knowing whether the outcome of that meeting is to accept these new rules and regs as written or whether there is discussion still to be had. >> as far as i understand it, you are-any member the commission could also attend as a member of the public and give public comment. >> we have presence of two neighborhood associations here on the panel. >> if you are done with the new business i l

so last time when it came time for their second chimed doctor prince just happened to be on-call. the chance for delivering for two people who stay in the aim area, get married and then come and deliver at the same hospital with the same physician i think is incredibly rare. herself ' mom, dad and dylan with their doctor.th theyei wanted h him to deliver i first son ryan two years ago. he couldn't, but he had a good discuss. he had his own granddaughter thats a coming in the world. doctor prince has delivered well over 5,000 babies. he admits his bonds with this little guy is extra special. to have an opportunity like this to deliver, deliver scott, lisa and then the loop. i've never heard, the same dr. deliver us and then for him to deliver my son, it what is incredible. lisa and scott aren't done yet. they would like to have at least one more baby, hopefully a girl, of course delivered by doctor prince. jodi goldberg, fox5 news. >> that is really amazing. can you imagine you and yourur spouse delivered by the same doctor. >> doctor prince is quite thehe kingly doctor. i love tha

. >> aer president obama is chiming in on the controversy. his spokesman released a statement saying he fundamentally disagrees with faith discrimination and he added that he's heartened by the level of engagement taking place across the country. >>> critics of the order are questioning why those particular seven countries were singled out. that's right. they say the terrorists who launched attacks inside the u.s. actually came from other nations that did not make the list. abc's brian ross takes a closer look. >> reporter: president trump's ban somehow misses the very countries that have produced the terrorists responsible for the deadliest u.s. attacks. none of those killers came from any of the seven countries on his list, libya, sudan, syria, iraq, iran, yemen, and somalia. the 9/11 hijackers came from saudi arabia, egypt, lebanon and the united arab emirates. none of them on the list. the wife in the san bernardino terror couple came from pakistan, not on the list. the husband american born. the boston bombing brothers came from the russ

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. >> i would say it's very easy -- >> the conversation has evolved into and lauren -- you want to chimen? >> when you talk about how he is going to be held -- how the president-elect is going to be judged perhaps in his first term, and whether or not he is able to as you say bridge that gap and to reach out to voters, the republican party may not have convinced in the past, one of the things that he will be judged on is his success in the economy, and jobs. that will be something that people have told me over and over again that is one thing they're looking for. from him. so that is one way he'll be judged. >> i would also feel compelled to say, you can pick the 1 or 2% of people who have gotten in trouble. i think it does a disservice to the overwhelming majority of elected officials of both parties who work extremely hard, very sincere people, trying to make their lives better. look at donald trump, a person who wouldn't disavow white supremacy when he was first asked about it, endorsed by the klan and david duke and every white supremacist nation in the country. so therefore, donald