host: thank you for the call from cleveland, ohio. another tweet from of you are saying, "farewell, obama. i wish you could survey third term." either way, donald trump will be holding a news conference, we will stream and live. an incredible amount of events happening. the hearings today with senator jeff sessions. we will continue tomorrow and into the week. the best sources our website, c-span.org. air thealso hold the -- bearings on c-span2 in c-span3. you can also check out our archives at c-span.org anytime. tomorrow morning we will continue with your calls and comments. your reaction to the farewell speech tonight and day one of the jeff sessions information hearings all here on c-span and c-span.org. thank you for being here with us tonight. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought you today by your provider.atellite >> confirmation hearings for the upcoming presidential cabinet kicked off today on capitol hill. worst

guard perform >> 1921 for president harding information >> the cleveland police mounted unit from cleveland ohio. >> ronald reagan. all the way from 1877. >> look at that. helicopter. >> pretty cool. what is that the north carolina vietnam helicopter pilots association. not too far from durham north carolina. from the vietnam war era, acknowledging music is by the winged soldier sports at the association reported back in 19 -- >> sounds fantastic. >> look at helicopters as they pass by. as they pass by, fascinating. >> how about this? you know, going from where we were 40 years ago with rioting in the streets and protests about the vietnam war and all of that. here we are seeing some of the veterans and the equipment in the inaugural parade, 2017 >> i can tell you it's fascinating. trump is pointing it out to his nieces and nephews. right now, saying hey, take a look at this. because it's pretty cool. i think the adults are fascinated. certainly the kids that are in there he's talking to the trump kids saying look at that >> you don't see helicopters up close. maybe the trump family kids do. mos

a good chunk of that comes ohio's whiskey island salt mine elizabeth miller of wviz-pbs ideastream in cleveland paid the facility's unique salt formations a visit. >> reporter: when old man winter rears his icy head, there's one thing that keeps ohio from becoming a virtual slip'n'slide: salt. a natural de-icer, over 17 million tons of rock salt was spread over roads and sidewalks in the united states during the particularly fierce winter of 2015. but where does it all come from? the answer might surprise you. >> right now, we are in the whiskey island mine, 1,800 feet below lake erie. we are mining salt for purposes of road deicing. last year we mined a little over three million tons in a pretty mild winter. in a normal winter, we'll do about four million tons. >> reporter: ohio is one of the top exporters of salt in the country, and it's actually mined right under our noses in places like cargill's whiskey island mine. the 12-square-mile mine lies just offshore of downtown cleveland. >> once we blast the salt out of the ground, we got ahead and scoop it up and put it on the belt lines to be s

. >>> authorities in cleveland, ohio, investigated a hit-and- run driver. who killed a police officer. patrolman david fahey was setting up flares on interstate 90 when he was struck. police located the car that hit him, about 30 44-year-old driver was taken into custody. he faces charges tonight, of aggravated vehicular homicide. and felony failure to stop after an accident. >>> heart-stopping cell phone video video of a teenager threatening to take his own life in mexico has gone viral. the 16-year-old got onto the roof of his high school friday. was threatening to jump. that's when the teacher and classmate tried to talk him out of it. a third person somehow managed to grab him off the ledge. probably saved his life. >>> an unusual call for miami- dade fire rescue this morning. they helped rescue a horse that was stuck neck deep in a grassy ditch. >> well, two tons -- >> rescue crews use ropes and a sling to pull the horse out. and the horse was taken back to its farm, uninjured. >> do you routinely walk around, knowing how heavy -- >> bruce thinks i do.

. >> as a cleveland, ohio municipal court judge, sara harper presides over civil and misdemeanor cases although comparatively few in number, blacks serve as judges on every level from the small town justice of the peace to the nation's highest judicial body, the supreme court of the united states. >> will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth as you shall answer to god? >> yes. >> i practiced law for 14 years on my own after going to law school where i was the only black female in the school, the first one in the history of the school and the only girl in my class. after that i always wanted to be independent and not work for anyone. so i decide i would have my own office, practiced law on my own for 14 years. when in our community a black leader was elected, we had been childhood friends, he asked me to come and work for him. when i thought of my deep love for the law and my enjoyment and the pleasure i get out of practicing the law, i had to think before i decided that i really wanted to be a judge. but i feel that in our country with 220,000 judges in the united st

narrator: as a cleveland, ohio court judge, she presides over criminal and misdemeanor cases. a little comparatively few in number, blacks serve in judges at every level. up to the supreme court of the united states. >> the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth you shall answer god? >> yes. >> i practiced law for 14 years on my own. i was the only black female in the school, the first one in the history of the school, and the only girl in my class. after that, i always wanted to be independent so i decided i would have my own office, practice law in my own for 14 years. in our community a black mayor was elected. we were childhood friends. he asked me to come and work for him. when i thought of my deep love for the law and my enjoyment and pleasure i get out of practicing law, i was unsure about whether to be a judge. but i feel in our country, with 220,000 judges in the united states, less than 400 black, less than 30 are women, black women. i had a responsibility and a duty to not only accept the appointment, but also to do the very best job that i could do. >> t

host: stephen in cleveland, ohio, double can do good morning. going -- my name is steve, jeff sessions is a racist, pure and clean. i agree with him about illegal immigration. sessions.th jeff but he is a racist area -- races. -- he is a racist. or basis fordence jeff sessions being a racist. caller: jeff sessions is a racist. host: we are looking for examples. we are talking about this for the next 20 minutes. barbara and chicago, illinois, an independent. caller: good morning. i have been following this thing about jeff sessions. that this't believe person is going to represent all americans. in president elect has put his steve bannon and did not deny the clue klutz. -- the kkk. why would jeff sessions treat every american fairly, i don't see it. makes a point.er this is not about politics. this is not about democrats versus the wiccans. the attorney general needs to be a person who is independent, who can distance themselves from the pressed -- president and ensure that our laws are enforced fairly and evenly -- when you look at his track re

blanca --hoy fue instruido de cargos israel alvarez, quien atropello mortalmta un policia en cleveland, ohiore una autopista a pesar que habian seÑales que indicaban lo contrario, debido a un accidente. --un oficial que re-dirigia el transito fue impactado por el vehiculo de alvarez, que ademas huy del lugar. vo lorena -- en missispi dos ofiales resultaron heridos al enfrentarse con un sujeto buscado bajo sospecha de tres violentos robos en esa region. -- los agentes encontraron al sosphoso en un estaonamientoy disparando contra los eto escapo policias. -- uno de los oficiales recibio disparos en el torso y se encuentra en condicion critica. -- el sospechoso fue abatido por otros agentes. blanca "miss amos a pocos das deprximoa piensan que es slo cosa deunos modelar en la pasarela... la competencia no es tan fcil. lorena --- mariana rodrguez nos tiene un recuento de las respuestas ms inslitas en estos concursos de belleza --- take pkg take vo / lorena --- muchas gracias marna, u peligrosa persecucin termina con el to de los spechosoenvuel llamas y todo qued captado en cmara --- take vo / bla

ladies and gentlemen, those beautiful horses are from the cleveland police mounted unit, from cleveland, ohioural parade was in 1921 for president harding's inauguration. and we welcome the north carolina vietnam helicopter pilots association, from north carolina, from the vietnam war era. by the way, this is the third presidential inaugural parade this unit has participated in, and all members were helicopter pilots in the vietnam conflict. as these vietnam helicopter pilots pass, let's hear it one more time for these true american heroes. [cheers and applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the palm beach police honor guard, representing palm beach florida, home of some of the most prestigious people in the world including our new president, donald j. trump. sponsored by the palm b.s. police foundation, they are honored and privileged to be participating in this parade. the palm beach honor guard. >> palm beach is the winter home for our president, president trump, at mar-a-lago. standing next to the president, the new defense secretary, general james mattis, who was just confirmed by the u.s. sen

joining me now is pastor dale darrell scott from cleveland, ohio who is also a trump's reporter as well as fox news contributed mr. green. remember when the for republicans, they tried to wreak havoc on this ethics committee. isn't the congressional black caucus making slavery reparations just as ridiculous. >> that's not true. jesse: where am i going wrong? >> this bill has been introduced for decades and his focus, the focus focus of this bill is to first research what has happened to african-americans in this country starting with slavery, the impact impact of the jim crow era and then to figure out which specific remedies can be recommended. jesse: was this smart politics for him and january 2016. >> of a smart politics for him going back for many years. whether this is specific to donald trump or the specific in turmoil with race relations is not accurate. jesse: you know mr. trump personally. is he ever going to consider slavery reparations? is this going nowhere. >> president obama, in 2008, 2008, he opposed reparations publicly. he's done some social programs that could be imple

the inaugural catalyst will be natlie across eight in cleveland ohio, larson of the lars larson show.k from joby publishing in kentucky and kimberly Ãfrom w pri in rhode island. i look forward to virtually welcoming them to the briefing room. with that, questions? don roberts. >> last night questions were raised with how the president will deal with Ãdoes he see what she said yesterday in a difference of opinion and insubordination? how will the act on similar things in the future? >> there's a difference john between listening and sharing ideas and executing lawful orders. it is the right of every american to express the idea of an opinion. in fact that is what gives them the president do today.we are talking about leaving at the 2 o'clock hour incident on cyber experts. to get their opinions and ideas of how to protect our critical infrastructures. but there is a difference when she is the acting attorney general is not only responsible but required to execute lawful orders and defiantly says no. as someone who is chosen to lead the department. she is rightfully removed. that is a p

very close and -- >>> cleveland, ohio, a city that has seen its ups and downs but like all big cities crime is an issue in good times and bad. if you're arrested in cleveland, you could spend anywhere from a few hours to several years inside the cuyahoga county correction center. most of the 2200 men and women incarcerated here have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. some say the jail is a city unto itself, but its director would disagree. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me allen. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big-time drug dealer, all this and that. everybody in this building know who i am. >> evans is currently serving a six-month sentence for theft, but during his st

light. >> they want to make sure they set examples and don't want tourists and people to come to cleveland ohio, and think they can't enjoy a good time at a casino. >> investigator may says the jail can't afford to treat talk of escape as a joke. >> there are two things that we take really seriously, escape is one of them and suicide is the other. so the necessary precautions we have to act on them immediately. even if it's in a joking manner, you never know. >> in the course of his investigation, sergeant christopher interviewed wells' mother, who said she had no knowledge of the letter. >> she didn't have any information from any other family members that indicated they would have written such a letter, and she also said that she didn't believe anybody in her family would have written that type of a letter, so the mother said that he does have a lot of enemies on the street. >> he also spoke with wells' girlfriend about the incriminating phone call. >> she did not remember wells making that statement, said if he did make that type of statement it may have been in a joking manner. it did appea

history with tickets cleveland, ohioing $50. great bargain.abby: i think bill clinton had 14 balls. heather: money raised to good organizations, so you might want to contribute a little bit more. >> my pleasure. heather: first comments on boycotting, trying to disrupt a peaceful transition of power. >> congressman lewis is saying he doesn't remember that he skipped that inauguration. >> he doesn't conveniently doesn't he remember. i can tell you when i was at the inaugurations and you don't forget something like that. he got caught and it's pretty bad and it's making him look bad frankly. it's a very important time. this is a transition and a very important transition and specially because things will be done beautifully but they'll be done differently than they have been over the past eight years and i can say over the past 16, they'll be different and we have to have a smooth transition and president obama understands that very well and that's why he's been so gracious and he understands that, but i think for him to grandstanding john lewis

new clues washing ashore after the plane vanished just afteroff over lake erie in cleveland, ohio.ohn fleming, i.d. was found with his bag, and his wife was on board the doomed flight along with two neighbors. heather: take a look at this a small plane neatly crashing upside down on top of a house. look at that. this pilot in texas making an emergency landing aiming for a field behind the home. instead the 67-year-old clipped power lines, flipping upside down and landing on the home's carport there. the crash knocking out power to some of the neighbors. luckily the pilot and four people inside the home were not injured. clayton: look at this horrifying video, showing fireworks exploding on the ground sending sparks flying in a massive crowd sending people running for their lives. watch. [explosions] [screaming] clayton: the terrifying new year's celebration in malaysia goes wrong when the rockets start shooting at spectators instead of firing off into the sky. four people hurt, three seriously burned, but expected to be okay. the town didn't have a permit to put on the show to begi

. >>> happening today the search for a missing small plane near cleveland ohio will resume. the plane with 6 people including a family of 4 went missing thursday night. police are investigating the contents of a bag recovered as part of the search. crews are received multiple reports of debris watching ashore east of the airport. >>> opponents of the dakota access pipeline [audio difficulty]. "u-s bank stadium - divest - hashtag no-d-a-p-l" the message was meant to encourage u-s bank to stop investing into a com >>> 2 protesters climbed up, then lowered a banner. standing rock. ium - a media the message was meant to encourage u.s. bank to stop investing into a company backing the access pipeline in standing rock. outside of the stadium a media rep explained why they were targeting the bank. >> they have $175 million invested in energy transfer parents the parent company to the pipeline. this is a great place to stage a very public demonstration urging the bank to divest from the pipeline. >> it is not clear how the protesters climbed the rafters or got their equipment inside

joining me now is pastor dale darrell scott from cleveland, ohio who is also a trump's reporter as well as fox news contributed mr. green. remember when the for republicans, they tried to wreak havoc on this ethics committee. isn't the congressional black caucus making slavery reparations just as ridiculous. >> that's not true. jesse: where am i going wrong? >> this bill has been introduced for decades and his focus, the focus focus of this bill is to first research what has happened to african-americans in this country starting with slavery, the impact impact of the jim crow era and then to figure out which specific remedies can be recommended. jesse: was this smart politics for him and january 2016. >> of a smart politics for him going back for many years. whether this is specific to donald trump or the specific in turmoil with race relations is not accurate. jesse: you know mr. trump personally. is he ever going to consider slavery reparations? is this going nowhere. >> president obama, in 2008, 2008, he opposed reparations publicly. he's done some social programs that could be imple

how can we make sure in the future whether it's in istanbul, whether it's in cleveland, ohio, or any lace in the weplace in t the forces of protect are in the right place at the right time. >> you hit on that earlier. this is not any given night at any given nightclub. this is new year's eve at a well-known very popular nightclub in the city. they thought they had threats. nightclub owner has to lay on security. the police can't secure every private venue. he can ask for help from the police. they can push the security perimeter back a half a block. that guy couldn't have penetrated with the rifle. if they didn't search every bag, someone could have got in with a handgun like santa klaus here. at least maybe could you have stopped the rifle attack, which is going to be very deadly. if people are stopped half a block away with a rifle, if you start shooting at that perimeter, the police or security at the door can lock the door, shut up and repel them there. you are letting people with rifles backpacks with ammo and maybe bombs penetrate crowded venues. that should have been stopped.

. >> this was the scene in cleveland ohio which is under a snow emergency right now.system dumped several inches of snow on the lakeside city which is limiting parking only to traffic tonight. more than 70 snowplows were out and about this afternoon trying to clear the streets. 50 more plows are expected to take over later this evening. >> meteorologist cecily tynan in for adam. we had some fluffy fakes out there. >> we saw some snow squalls and that's moving through the midwest. that will be clipping our northern areas tomorrow. so, getting a little bit more active but no big storms out there. >> good. >> storm tracker6 -- i know you don't like the snow. >> got to shovel. >> you do veneto shoveyou don'tl this. what we're dealing with are snow showers and snow squalls. it's almost like in the summer when you get the pop-up thunderstorms some instability moving through. this is the biggest batch right now. this was over center city at 4 o'clock and now you can see how quickly these are moving. it's heading across the garden state parkway but where you see that purple c

officer david fahey was directing traffic in cleveland, ohio, when driver crashed into him and then took. fahey was a three year veteran of the cleveland police department. police arrested a man who face as list of charges tonight including vehicular homicide. >>> a strange site in california monday when part of airplane's tail washed up along the beach. lifeguards removed the airplane fuselage from the sands of the town of cardiffe north of the san diego. the tail is believed to come from a small aircraft that crashed back in 2010. the investigation into that wreckage of course is now underway. >>> quite the video out of florida. emergency crews rescued a horse that got stuck in ditch right there. you're looking at southwest miami dade county. officials say the horse was spooked when a car drove by and he slipped and fell into the ditch. rescue -- by the way he had his rider on top of him. rescue crews blindfolded the horse to calm him down. then used straps to pull him back up on to the road and neither the horse nor the man riding him are hurt. >>> well works men in california are luc

. >> good mornin >>> we begin in cleveland, ohio with new developments in the case of that private plane that disappeared over lake erie. divers recovered the aircraft's cockpit voice recorder as well as a seat with what may be human remains. six people were on board that small aircraft when it vanished after taking off from cleveland on december 29th. >>> in chicago, a judge has denied bail for four young african-american suspects accused of abusing a mentally disabled white man. the disturbing incident streamed live on facebook sparking outrage. the four suspects face kidnapping and hate crime charges. in court the judge said to them where was the sense of decency each of you should have had. >>> debbie reynolds and carrie fisher have been laid to rest in hollywood. not far from where they lived. broadway paying tribute to them friday night by dimming its lights for a minute. debbie reynolds died on december 28th. one day after daughter carrie fisher died. the pair both made their broadway debuts in 1973 in the revival of the "irene." >>> tilikum the seaworld orca that killed a trainer

host: a republican in cleveland, ohio. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i don't know what world you live in or are aware of, but i am an 86-year-old man. i was born in 1930 and remember people standing inbred lines. thank god we do not have bread lines anymore. however, i am seeing more senior citizens working because they cannot make it. despite what you are saying, the mood of the country has been very depressing across the country. i think the revelation you are missing is that people are waking up. the american public is sick and tired of being told how to live their life. you can talk about the trade deal in all of these things but barack hussein obama never worked a day in his life. he is a rabble-rouser. donald trump has hired and trained more people. i hope he trains a lot of black people to work in the neighborhoods so they learn the trade. there are basic things that you people have to wake up to. the reality is, if you are not working with your hands, you are not working. a compassoes not anything unless somebody is putting up a structure that

i remember when he went to a charter school in cleveland, ohio, sat down with those kids, gave a quietpeech to a very small audience, at which he said these things. i think the ladder of success means a good job, a good education, and safety in your neighborhoods. he didn't have to do that, the trump campaign was targeting lower-middle-class white voters. there was no prospect of him getting the black vote, but he continued to do it. i think his commitment is real. >> jon: what about the cabinet picks that he's made so far? who among those picks suggest to you that this is a serious concern of his? >> betsy devos at education, and ben carson at housing and urban development. certainly, the main thing he has to do is lift the economy if there is any hope of economic aspirations in those cities. but you know, economic growth has passed by the inner cities before. black people have seen growth come and go. what they really need are better schools, and betsy devos, the education secretary, is going to push both choice and charters as competition to the public schools in a way that barack o

. >>> the search resumes for a plane that disappeared over lake erie near cleveland, ohio seven vessels and four dive teams are searching the waters up to 45 feet deep from the aircraft. authorities say that the small plane took off late thursday carrying six people, and on sunday a small bag, washed a shore, and officials have confirmed that it is, from the plane. >>> south carolina a judge has issued an order limiting dylann roof's movements within the federal courtroom where he will act as his own lawyer during sentencing. judge ruled that roof cannot approach witnesses or the jury at the hearing. he will also be sitting in a chair, furthest from the jury and victim family members. beginning tomorrow jury will decide if roof should be sentenced to death or life in prison for killings of the nine black church members, during a bible stud any 2015. >>> so do you have a new years resolution? well, some dentists say start with your teeth. what they say you should start doing and stop doing, to keep your smile healthy. >>> also this. >> spend sometime. >> reporter: man meets his mother de

the inaugural panelist will be natalie from fox 8 in cleveland, ohio.s larson of the lars larson show, jeff joby from joby publishing, and kimberly from wpri in it rhode island. not sure how she snuck in there. i look forward to virtually welcoming them to the briefing room, and with that some questions. john roberts. >> the removal last night of ms. yates from her position has raised questions as to how this president will deal with dissent in the ranks currently and in the future. did he see what she said yesterday as a difference of opinion, an act of insubordination? how will he act on similar things in the future? >> there's a big difference, john, between listening, sharing ideas, and executing lawful orders. it is the right of every american to express their idea and opinion and, frankly, that's what you're going to see the president do today. we're talking about leaving -- to get their opinions and ideas on how to protect their critical infrastructures. when she's the acting attorney general, she's not only responsible, but required to execute l

the briefing room tomorrow if you're the inaugural panelist will be natalie from fox eight in cleveland, ohio, lars larson, jeff from publishing in south-central kentucky and kimberly from rhode island. not sure how she snuck in there. i look forward to virtually welcoming them to the briefing room, and with that, some questions. john roberts. >> reporter: the removal last night of missed yates from her position has raised questions as to how this president will deal with dissent in the ranks currently and in the future. does he see what she said yesterday as a different of opinion, active insubordination, how does he read it and how will he act on similar things in the future? >> press secretary spicer: there is a big difference between listening, sharing ideas and executing lawful orders. it is the right of every american to express their i.d. and opinion, frank lee that is what you have seen the president due today. we are talking about at the 2:00 hour, him sitting down with the cyber experts to get their ideas and opinions on how to protect our critical infrastructure. there is a differe

. >> a lot of snow in cleveland, ohio. in areas south and east. six to ten inches overnight. one of the accidents where this greyhound bus swung around, caught on fire. thankfully everybody there is okay and more know is on the way which we'll tell you about in a bit. >>> good abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. a burning ban all 24 hours. above average highs, though. umbrella wednesday through friday then another mild dry weekend is ahead. temperatures range from 60 in richmond to san jose at 67 degrees. tonight some chuly fog is possible. upper 30s to mid-40s around the bay and out towards the coast. >>> lots of emotion and politics at the s.a.g. awards. we'll have the latest. olitics at the s.a.g. awards. we'll have the latest. i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me hd 4 it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectab

three authors, cleveland, ohio. thank you for being patient. go ahead, please.ew comments if i may. >> host: certainly. >> caller: i like mr. obama was very thoughtful reflective approach to most things, and i consider that he had a very good demeanor, a very nice temper, and i admire that. two things i didn't admire was when that representative joe wilson called out to him, you lie, at the congress meeting when the president was talking about the healthcare matter. the other thing i didn't like was when the gop leader, senator mcconnell, said that his top goal was to make mr. obama a one-term president. >> host: thank you for the question. >> guest: i agree with the caller that obama does have a good disposition and demeanor and he's an intelligent man, a rational thinker and is, often in an irrational world. i was a quite clear he was trying whether the caller was trying to say prez obama should have responded more harshly to those two actions, in terms of being called a liar and a state of the address. you don't want to get into a shouting match in there. i t

it is almost as if he is the same guy that walked on that stage in cleveland, ohio, 17 months ago fordebate. and did not do a walk-through to see where the microphones are and the lights and the cameras. and i thought boy, is that a smart move? what i realize is when he walked out there, he did not need the prep because in his mind and in his heart, he was ready for the moment. >> shannon: that's what i think he likes to do things his own way to tackle them his own way and he seems like he is chomping at the bit to get started. laying out ambitious things he wants to do on day one and seems ready to go. >> bill: we'll wait for the departure at st. john's church and the hand-off. mr. trump says he will get down to work today. so much of his team still in flux. how much progress can we expect in the early days? we have thoughts on that and analysis from the reverend live on this inauguration january 20, 2017, washington, d.c. >> shannon: we'll hear from the president-elect of his plan moving forward. you're looking live as they leave st. john's church. >> bill: he did something last nig

de todo el mundo >>> las bajas temperaturas no impidieron que la gente saliera a las calles de cleveland ohiopersonas reclamaron por los ciudadanos detenidos en el arte puerto internacional de dallas donde 9 personas continÚan detenidas. >>> tambiÉn los manifestantes hicieron sentir sus voces de descontento en arizona. >>> Él estÁ abusando con su poder de presidente, Él estÁ violando nuestros derechos constitucionales. o sea, que ese seÑor piensa que Él estÁ arriba de la ley. >>> en la ciudad de san francisco, a las protestas se unieron abogados de inmigraciÓn que ofrecen asistencia legal gratis a la familia de los detenidos. >>> esta indignaciÓn puede crecer en los prÓximos dÍas el gobierno estarÍa estudiando mÁs medidas, como la posibilidad de preguntarle a los visitantes extranjeros, quÉ pÁginas de internet y redes sociales vistan. tambiÉn estudian solicitar los contactos en sus telÉfonos. si el visitante se niega, se le podrÍa negar su entrada al pais. algo que tambiÉn fue considerado por la administraciÓn obama. en medio de masivas protestas el presidente trump defendiÓ sus acciones ejec

the ni girl panelists will be not let her make from fox eight in cleveland, ohio. lars larson of the lars larson show. check joby from jeff joby publishing in south-central kentucky and kimberly califf from wp are right in rhode island. not sure how she's not in there. i look forward to virtually welcoming them to the briefing room. and with that, questions. john roberts. >> the removal last night has raised questions as to how this president will deal with dissent in the ranks currently and in the future. does he see what she yesterday is a different opinion and act of insubordination? how would he read it and how will he act in the future? >> there's a big difference between listening and sharing ideas and executing lawful orders. it is the right of every american to express their ideas and opinion and frankly that's what you thing the president did today. we are talking about at the 2:00 hour with cyberexperts give their opinions and ideas how to protect our critical infrastructures. but there's a difference when she has the act in attorney general is not only r

zones and 8201 in the mountain and pacific time zones, three hours, neville is joining us from cleveland ohior being patient. >> a few comments if i may which i like mister obama's thoughtful, reflective approach to most things and i consider that he had a very good demeanor, very nice temper and i admire that. two things i didn't admire where when that representative joe wilson. when the president was talking about them. the health scare matter and the other thing i didn't like was when the gop leader, mitch mcconnell, said that his top goal was to make mister obama a one term president. >> thank you for the question and the comment. david maraniss. >> i agree with the caller that obama has a good disposition and demeanor and intelligent man, rational thinker and in irrational world. i wasn't clear whether the caller was saying he should have responded more harshly to those actions, in terms of being called a liar in his union address, don't want to get into a shouting match their, a larger thing is -- a lot of times it appears either behind the zeitgeist but never quite at it. either ahead

trump went out, for instance, went to a charter school in one of the toughest neighborhoods in cleveland, ohio little audience, a quiet speech, saying i want to do something about the ladder of success. i define that as a good job and good education and safety, which he call the new civil rights issue of our time. he didn't have to do that. supposedly he was out there targeting all lower middle class white voters, the ones who made him win the election. but trump spent time in inner city neighborhoods. i believe he is serious about finally doing something about conditions in the places those people live. stuart: i zeroed in on his new education secretary, betsy devos. >> yeah. stuart: who is a clear champion of school choice, the opportunity to choose which school your kid goes to. because you want the best for your kid. >> yeah. stuart: that is, that is my opinion and i think you share it. >> i completely share it. what is needed is competition with the public schools. betsy deif voss isoing into office not promising to eliminate competition but there should be like in new york city. louisian

ohio. the drive from cleveland to erie is not fun. and detroit to grand rapids, those are snow-covered roads. chicago, you lucked out last night. you were warm enough to have all rain out of this. this is the forecast for the next 24 hours. this area has already seen some snow, that's four inches out here. areas in the cat skills, binghamton, two to four inches. the timing of this is this afternoon and early this evening. so the evening commute could be rough. hartford, two to three inches. same for providence and boston. that may be enough with the timing to make the roads difficult heading up 81 or across the mass pike. south of new york city, you're fine. warm enough for all rain. here's the timing, just about now, there's the snow in the blue. by the time we get to the noon hour, that is when the snow breaks out through southern portions of new york all through the hudson valley. that's when we'll see snow from new york city up to hartford, connecticut. notice the snow in pittsburgh, but primarily pittsburgh looks to be too warm.

host: from cleveland, ohio, line., democrat's go ahead.morning, what is your message to washington? good morning, thank you for taking my call. is essage to washington twofold. i'll start first with the congress. think that it's going to be extremely important that everything presented to the vetted and ds to be questioned to the endth degree. obstructionism and not naive to think this republican congress will not things, ough very scary but i believe it is in our best interest that we need to vet. when things are said like the american people, we'll let them on the n who should be supreme court and this obama, nt, our president has eight more months to go, and is unconstitutional insulting and disrespectful to those who support the president, of the voting population that did not vote for the current president-elect. out that term american people and they completely disregard those opposing have opinion. second-fold, i think we as diligent at to be following these things. we have to stop and read more just what our friends on facebook are

three authors, cleveland, ohio. thank you for being patient. go ahead, please.ew comments if i may. >> host: certainly. >> caller: i like mr. obama was very thoughtful reflective approach to most things, and i consider that he had a very good demeanor, a very nice temper, and i admire that. two things i didn't admire was when that representative joe wilson called out to him, you lie, at the congress meeting when the president was talking about the healthcare matter. the other thing i didn't like was when the gop leader, senator mcconnell, said that his top goal was to make mr. obama a one-term president. >> host: thank you for the question. >> guest: i agree with the caller that obama does have a good disposition and demeanor and he's an intelligent man, a rational thinker and is, often in an irrational world. i was a quite clear he was trying whether the caller was trying to say prez obama should have responded more harshly to those two actions, in terms of being called a liar and a state of the address. you don't want to get into a shouting match in there. i t

three authors, cleveland, ohio. thank you for being patient. go ahead, please.ew comments if i may. >> host: certainly. >> caller: i like mr. obama was very thoughtful reflective approach to most things, and i consider that he had a very good demeanor, a very nice temper, and i admire that. two things i didn't admire was when that representative joe wilson called out to him, you lie, at the congress meeting when the president was talking about the healthcare matter. the other thing i didn't like was when the gop leader, senator mcconnell, said that his top goal was to make mr. obama a one-term president. >> host: thank you for the question. >> guest: i agree with the caller that obama does have a good disposition and demeanor and he's an intelligent man, a rational thinker and is, often in an irrational world. i was a quite clear he was trying whether the caller was trying to say prez obama should have responded more harshly to those two actions, in terms of being called a liar and a state of the address. you don't want to get into a shouting match in there. i t

happened which was in 2005, actually there was stephanie tubbs jones from cleveland, barbara boxer, california, raise an objection about ohio's electoral votes. there was a pause in action during the ceremonial joint session. the two houses of congress met. they voted down the objection and then they resumed their ceremonies. so that is the way any objection would be handled. it seems highly unlikely, given especially the republicans controlled both the house and the senate, that any such objections would be sustained in separate votes by the republican house and the republican senate. >> host: how unusual is in this circumstance? it seems normally this would probably just a matter of formality, right? most americans probably didn't even realize the role of congress in certifying the presidency. >> guest: that's exactly right. the last time this happened which was four years ago more or less today, the congressional record noted that the entire session took just 23 minutes. it's interesting for super congress nerds come it can be interesting. it's always an interesting situation when the vice president who is charged with pre

gm makes the vast majority of compact chevy cruzes in lordstown, ohio near cleveland. shares fell after the tweet. trump also added another member to his robert light hiser as the u.s. trade representative. he held the key position under president ronald reagan. his mission includes confronting china and mexico on current trade agreements. still four major cabinet decisions to fill, including secretaries of agriculture and veterans' affairs. >>> president-elect trump also vowed north korea will not develop a nuclear weapon that could threaten the u.s. he tweeted about this last night in a new year address. north korean leader, kim jong-un said the program has reached its final stage. trump said the north won't build a nuclear weapon capable of reaching parts of the u.s. he targeted china saying china keeps taking money and wealth from the u.s., but won't help with the north korean nuclear issue. >>> less than hour away from the new congress getting to work. republicans now control both the house and the senate. >> news4's tracie potts has more on the new agenda that pr

ohio. the plane was flying from cleveland to columbus with six people on board when it disappeared from radarover lake eerie last week. the pilot was a business executive flying his family and his neighbors to a cleveland cavaliers game. the debris in the water was consistent with the type of plane that vanished. >>> the search is on for three thiefs that got away with a fortune during the ball drop in new york city. it shows them breaking into the store of a high end julie designer at 12:01 a.m. while 7,000 police officers patrolled the area, they got away with $6 million worth of jewels from a safe. they are wondering if it's an inside job. >> there are pieces of inside information as to how this place operates and the apparatus both outside and inside. >> they fled the building through a fire escape stairwell. >>> a 2-year-old boy mustered up the strength to save his brother from a dresser that fell on top of them. the twin moves around looking for a way to move it and eventually was able to push the dresser away enough for the brother to wiggle free. both children are okay, the mom and da

. >> lake county, ohio, may be just 30 ft. collins cleveland but it's a world away from the big city. home to nearly 200 churches and houses of worship. faith matters here. it's where mor man families like the christiansons -- >> very sacred. >> teach their children about love and respect. a place that voted for barack obama eight years ago, but this time for donald trump. >> i wasn't inviting this person into my home to raise my kids, i was inviting them to, you know, be our head of state, our leader. >> i first met bobby christianson before the election. we came to lake county to talk to women who were struggling with their choices. >> tell me how you get over the character concerns with trump. >> i don't think you get over it. >> i came to see you right after the access hollywood tape had come out. talk about how you processed -- how you accepted his character. >> i talked to my kids about how the behavior was unacceptable. how men should be treating women with respect. i hate to say i came to terms with it, i did, i'm not inviting him to te