connolly -- the clerk: mr. connolly of virginia and misfranl of georgia.

and when kennedy got shot in dallas, john connolly got shot two. and he became untouchable politically and so that made the coalition flounder in terms of writing an identifiable target. they worked on these down out things but the other thing that came with that was because they work so well, african-americans and mexican americans exerted new power in the city in a way that they wanted to put their priorities first, understandably and white activists were always ready for that. so the end result actually i get into great detail in the chapter, basically the coalition starts inviting again and white liberals decide to go it alone. they form a group called texas liberal democrats and they claim once again as they had 10 years earlier that they were going to create a group of individuals who are going to be colorblind, going to speak for everyone and that didn't work. it was a conflict over what the goals were. for white liberals, to win this internet fight within the democratic party. and to bring thegovernment to the states , and for most black an

connolly: i thank my good friend, mr. mcgovern, for his leadership and for managing this rule today. i rise in opposition to the closed rule for h.r. 11. ranking member engel, mr. price, and i have submitted an amendment to h.r. 11 when it came before the rules committee. our amendment offered a balanced approach and strongly reaffirmed long-standing bipartisan principles that undergird u.s. policy on the israeli-palestinian conflict. we introduced that amendment as a reasonable alternative that would allow all of us to convene the broadest possible bipartisan coalition here in the house. personally, i believe the u.s. should have vetoed the u.n. security council resolution and notably our resolution supported the u.s. veto of anyone one-sided or anti-israeli u.n. security council resolution or any resolution that seeks to impose a solution on the conflict. our resolution also condemned boycott in the campaigns and sanctions that target israel. it reiterated support for negotiated settlement leading to a sustainable two-s

connolly mentioned some subject matter experts. i assume that one of those is the human rights organization commission >> the man writes teresa parks. yes. we brought teresa parks in. >> [inaudible] have you also consulted with transgender law center as well? >> yes. we have internal and external stakeholders were involved in the process and as it moves through concurrence there may be changes to the wording. it was mostly defined for to bring clarity to the current definitions and make policy more expensive. >> in our packet is the general the rules of conduct trip is that in connection with this particular report or is that something we were given just to review? >> i don't believe it is my general pocket general order 2.01 >> okay. thank you very much >> thank you anything further, colleagues? sgt. next item >> we need public comment >> is the public, on the sparks report queen. public comment is closed. next item the item 2 approval of the words committee recognition action spews is a great commissioner mazzucco for this item o

senator mark warner and congressman gerry connolly hosted a rally at the charles houston rec center. hundreds also joined senator tim kaine and governor terry mcauliffe in richmond... to urge republicans to save obamacare. about eight-thousand people attended a rally in warren, michigan to hear senator bernie sanders speak. happening today.. national day of service... president obama and the first family will help out at the jobs have priority naylor road program' in southeast d-c. the family shelter received the obama girls' old white house swing set. the president offered the swing set to trump's 10-year-old son, barron... but the president-elect declined. and -- for the second year in row, newschannel 8 is proud to offer live coverage of the martin luther king jr. day parade. d-c bureau chief sam ford will serve as parade emcee and host for our coverage... which begins at noon on newschannel 8. "thought our defense did a good job making some plays. but in the end, it wasn't enough." coming up. the nfl title games are set.. after a weekend of thrilling playoff games. and dallas and

connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. i asknimous connt to enter into the record at this point my statemen opposing this rule because of what it does to federal employees and the rights of the elected members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. slaughter: i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record a description of the many troubling republican rules changes in h.res. 5. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. slaughter: let me continue to close, we will continue to fight as our leader said, with all the tools we have. we will not be silenced, we may not be able to do much in congress until we get to court, but we will not be silenced. we invite you to bring regular order back to this house and to bring back the value of ideas. always remember that because you shut out a number of congresspersons from being part of what is happening here, that you are shutting out the voices of over half the american public. remember too that we did get a million more votes in the election previous to

connolly of virginia, mr. cummings, the ranking member out of maryland, all four have come together as original co-sponsors here in the 115th congress. i'd urge its passage and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 69. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 21. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i ask general leave to call up

connolly: that means the mayor cannot exercise powers mr. your hand-picked emergency manager let him, correct? governor snyder: initially, yes. mr. connolly: master, we travel to flint and conducted a transcribing to of the last emergency manager appointed, you appointed, gerald ambroise. you appointed, not miss mccarthy. we asked if he considered the city council impotent during his tenure. his answer on the record was "absolutely." you know how many pages of edicts were issued by your appointed emergency managers in this tragic time period, governor? governor snyder: no, but let me respond to your comment. mr. connolly: hold on because let me show you. i have only five minutes. ladies and gentlemen, hold them up. these are the stacks of edicts issued by your emergency managers, not by the city council oakland. -- not by the city council of flint. do you know how many of those 8000 pages built with meaningful steps to protect the citizens of flint from lead? your appointees? governor snyder: no. mr. connelly: not one. wait a minute, governo

senator mark warner, congressman gerry connolly both hosted northern virginians in alexandria today. the recathered to center to share what the aca means to them and fight the repeal efforts. >> when you talk about a pre-existing the rec center to share what the aca cog dropped by your health insurance company because you've got it, that's catastrophic. it could even be life-and-death. kimberly: rallies are going on all over the country. senator bernie sanders hosted one in michigan. congresswoman nancy pelosi hosted one in california. maryland senator chris van hollen held a rally in billy, where more than 1000 people showed up right cheryl conner was there and she joins us live with more. what are you hearing? that crowd was so large that people actually sit outside and they waited for the speakers to come to them. it's estimated that about 1500 along with the overflow areas. senator chris van hollen led the maryland rally to save health care. congressman hoyer, delaney, the stage along with several county executives. the message was, the affordable care act saves lives and creates

cummings said he will attend friday because the inauguration is bigger than donald trump, but gerry connolly on aoined several others growing list of democrats boycotting the event. >> we need to work together to get anything done. mike: trump has called them disrespectful and unpatriotic. but during past presidential transitions, it political historian says there have been many personality conflicts and protests. >> this idea that it is a kumbaya moment is historically not the case. congressionalhis inauguration all boycott is unprecedented. >> we cannot recall in incidents in which it has been so public mike: there is debate and disagreement about democrat -- among democrats about whether this is proper or politically smart. progress is in town for the protest say that all members of congress should attend. >> i think they should be here as a tradition. >> they should respect the office. . mike: president obama would not comment on the boycott. bill and hillary clinton will be there, too. >> is your tremendous loss for veryf us, but it's a big thing to say they are here. mike: d.c. mayor m

coming up at 8:15 - democratic representative gerry connolly joins us live in studio.king with republican virginia gubernatorial candidate corey stewart. the president plans to announce his nominee for the u-s supreme court this week. the announcement was originally set for thursday... but a white house official says the nomination could come as early as today. the high court has been without a ninth member since associate justice antonin scalia died nearly a year ago. coming up at six - a dramatic shootout in chicago caught on camera. why this video is just being released to the public. plus - a situation room swap. who's in and who's out from president trump's national security council. and, good morning washington is giving away a trip to hollywood! you could be going to "live with kelly's" after oscar show. watch for you chance to win - coming up six. nats fans spring training is right around the corner.. and today the team will pack up their equipment and send it down to west palm beach florida..home to their brand new spring training ballpark. thousands of pounds

democrat jerry connolly described mr. obama's marching orders. make sure every american who loses his or her health care knows that the republican repeal vote did that. >> reporter: president-elect trump pushed back on twitter, writing -- the dems own the failed obamacare disaster with its poor coverage and massive premium increases. >> the simple fact is the american people know who owns obamacare. it's the first half of the title. >> reporter: pence promised repeal would be followed by a grace period until his party can craft a new law, but house speaker paul ryan was short on specifics. >> we have plenty of ideas to replace it. you'll see as the weeks and months unfold what we're talking about replacing it. >> reporter: democratic leader nancy pelosi -- >> to repeal and then delay is an act of cowardice. that means we don't really know what we're doing. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo entered the fray, announcing that 2.7 million of his state's residents were at risk of losing coverage. he even broke them down by >> the ayes have 5

trey daniels of the warriors turnover knocks down his 4-3 and connolly again, finishes with 27, a stunner as the griz come back to beat the warriors again, 128-119. >>> women's college hoops, 20th ranked cal hosting number 16 oregon state. also had six boards, but cal's defense kind of shaky in the second and the third. look at brown, hanging and hitting there. she had 14 and freshman pivot adding 19 for the beavs. cal falls 66-56. they're now 13-2. for the first time in his ten-year nfl career, offensive tackle donald penn will miss a game and it could not come at a worse time for the raiders who face the texans in the wild card playoffs today right here on abc7. as if connor cook didn't have enough on his plate, a rookie quarterback with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> the name of the game is you see things like this happen a lot, anything can happen, anything can change with the drop of a hat. so, just always got to be ready, and you know, whether it's out there on the practice field, get mental reps, put yourself through it mentally, to now getting reps, you got to

steph would finish with 40 going one on three or four there, but ten seconds left, mike connolly beats draymond green, rises fires and we go to overtime tide at 111. trey daniels of the warriors turnover knocks down his 4-3 and connolly, again, finishes with 27, a stunner as the grizz come back to beat the warriors again, 128-119. women's college hoops 20th ranked cal hosting number 16 oregon state, christine led all scorers with 26 points, also had six boards but cal's defense kind of shaky in the second and third. look at brown hitting and hanging there. 14 and freshman pivot adding 19 for the beavs. cal falls 66-56. they're now 13-2, 1-2 in the conference since stanford beat oregon. for the first time in his ten-year nfl career, donald penn will miss a game and it could not come at a worse time for the raiders who face the texans today. as if connor cook didn't have enough on his plate, a rookie quarterback starting his very first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> the name of the game is you see things like this happen a lot, anything can happen, anyt

to the second period we go, caps up 3-1, off brett connolly says don't mind if i do on that one makingcapitals. now, in the third, caps up 6-1 but not slowing down, kuznetsov makes it a touchdown washington. caps have scored 26 goals in their last four games. they win this one 7-3. now john wall and the wizards with the second of back-to-back taking on carmelo anthony's nicks. melo probably never wanting to see this play again wide open, misses the jumper. he made up for it with 34 points though. remember when otto porter, jr., couldn't miss from three last night? the hot hand stayed around. first wizard in franchise history of back-to-back games with six three pointers. derrick rose missing the shot but he grabs his own rebound, gets the putback, the nicks take the bun-point lead. during the final seconds of the game melo m behind his back, no stopping him. 29 points. 13 assists. wizards hold on to win 113-10. >>> now down to level 25th ranked maryland on the road taking on iowa. hawkeyes came to play. jordan stepping back and draining this tray. 11 points for him. iowa ties the game

congressman jerry connolly of virginia did the same thing. he ran into the same resistance in terms of police officers not wanting to listen to him despite his status as a federal official. we have a little tape of that interaction. congressman connolly was not happy from being stopped by what he wanted to do there. i will worn you, it's a mild swear word. still, a little swear. >> i'm a member of congress. we're asking for access to -- are people being detained? >> sir, i don't know that. i work for the police department, not for -- >> but your job is to enforce the law. >> yes. >> we have a federal judge who has ruled that anyone being detained has a right to legal representation. >> the dulles police have been very helpful. >> and i want them to know that i'm going to be a pain in the ass. >> i told you, a little swear. i warned you. members of congress, senators showing up, intervening, being willing to be a pain in the -- democratic party mascot. this is an unusual thing to see, right? we don't usually get to see our members of congress

democrat jerry connolly described mr. obama's marching orders. >> make sure they own it. make sure every american who loses his or her health care knows that the republican repeal vote did that. >> reporter: president-elect trump pushed back on twitter, writing, "the dems own failed obamacare disaster with its poor coverage and massive premium increases." >> the simple fact is the american people know who owns obamacare. it's the first half of the title. >> reporter: since promised, repeal would be followed by a grace period until his party can craft a new law, but house speaker paul ryan was short on details. >> we have plenty of ideas to replace it. you'll see as the weeks and months unfold what we're talking about replacing it. >> reporter: democratic leader nancy pelosi. >> to repeal and then delay is an act of cowardice. that means we don't really know what we're doing. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo entered the fray, announcing that 2.7 million of his state's residents

connolly -- the clerk: mr. connolly of virginia and misfranl of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker announces the speaker's appointment and the order of the house january 3, 2017 of the following members on the part of the house with the commission on security and cooperation in europe. the clerk: mr. hastings of florida and mr. cohen of tennessee. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 29 usc 2903 and the order of the house january 3, 2017 of the following member on the part of the house to the japan-united states friendship commission. the clerk: mr. takano of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a, rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 6:30 p.m. today.

brian's daughter lauren connolly was driving home after her first ever night shift is a newly qualifiedr. she was a bit concerned about how things might go, because it was a new experience for her being in charge and she was feeling quite pleased with herself. but nevertheless, on the journey back home, she fell asleep. how did you find out something had gone wrong? because we were expecting her home, we set off to find her, and while we were driving, we could see the accident on the other side of the road. at the time, junior doctors in scotland could work up to seven night shifts in a row. brian's campaigning has helped cut this to five. i'm lauren's voice now. she's not able to speak for herself. i think that she did speak up initially but wasn't able to carry that through. i'm trying to do it now. 18 months ago, after a run of night shifts, a junior doctor from gosport was heading home to his pregnant wife. the doctor was travelling home after three night shifts when his car collided... he probably fell asleep... dr patel was just 33 years old. i think it's almostjust too easy to th

jim connolly from bbc newsbeat has the story.worth millions but your local postman could an wichary —— good unwittingly be delivering drugs. more and more people are buying drugs on the dark web. what was in there? it's not of cannabis. you smell it and then what? you tell the managers and they say that you must deliver it, tell them to be more careful. really? the royal mail says that it does not knowingly carrying illegal items in the network. getting drugs online is becoming more popular with people like steve who would only talk to us if we protected his identity. like steve who would only talk to us if we protected his identitym like steve who would only talk to us if we protected his identity. it was cheaper and you had less chance of getting skanked. we found it funny how she handed it over and said thank you very much, she was com pletely thank you very much, she was completely unaware that she was part of the drugs trade. this part of london news to be home to lots of shots where you could purchase legal highs. the gover

tricia and joely fisher opening up to our chris connolly. >> i do remember seeing her on, you know, in0-foot close-up, and going, "wow. that's my sister." >> we had the coolest big sister in the world. she was a bad ass, bawdy, gun-toting princess. i mean, who has that? >> i think that she was more sensitive. >> she was secretly soft. >> reporter: and aware of her mortality. hours before that fatal heart attack on this flight -- joely texting the sister she shared with father, eddie fisher. >> we talked about age because she was floored that she was 60, we talked about our children and our frail mothers. >> reporter: carrie fisher's mother was the hollywood legend, debbie reynolds who died just a day later. >> i knew that if carrie wasn't going to survive this that debbie wou you knew it. >> reporter: in those final moments, carrie's sisters promising her they would take care of her beloved daughter, billie. >> i remember just holding her hand, and telling her that we were there, that we would make sure that her daughter was whole. which she will be. >> she definitely adored billie, yo

connolly mentioned some subject matter experts. i assume that one of those is the human rights organization commission >> the man writes teresa parks. yes. we brought teresa parks in. >> [inaudible] have you also consulted with transgender law center as well? >> yes. we have internal and external stakeholders were involved in the process and as it moves through concurrence there may be changes to the wording. it was mostly defined for to bring clarity to the current definitions and make policy more expensive. >> in our packet is the general the rules of conduct trip is that in connection with this particular report or is that something we were given just to review? >> i don't believe it is my general pocket general order 2.01 >> okay. thank you very much >> thank you anything further, colleagues? sgt. next item >> we need public comment >> is the public, on the sparks report queen. public comment is closed. next item the item 2 approval of the words committee recognition action spews is a great commissioner mazzucco for this item o

jim connolly reports. it's an illegal trade worth millions.e the regular mail. more and more people are buying drugs on the dark web, and it means people like this... how you doing? ..are the final point in the drug deal chain. one parcel that has had drugs in it. what was in there, as far as you know? it smelt of cannabis. so you smell it, and then what? you tell the managers and all they say is, you need to deliver it. if you see the place it's being delivered to, just tell them to be more careful. really? the royal mail told us it doesn't knowingly carry any illegal items in its network. but getting drugs online is becoming more popular with people like steve, who would only speak to us if we protected his identity. it was cheaper and it had less chance of getting what we call skanked. me and my friend have found it incredibly funny how she handed it over and said thank you very much, i looked at her and said, thank you very much. she walked off, completely unaware that she was part of a drugs trade. this part of london used to be home to a

assistant political editor norman smith in westminster, but first our europe correspondent kevin connollyher conciliar truth tone struck in the european parliament, though it was made —— conciliar tree tone struck, though it was made clear that negotiations will be difficult. that's right, given that most european politicians, especially in a place like strasbourg here, view brexit with incompetence ability. there was no big well—prepared —— with incomprehensible at it was the we're working with a view snippet from a speech, and we are working with a view clips from a news conference, but the tone from jean—claude juncker, who is conference, but the tone from jean—claudejuncker, who is going to bea jean—claudejuncker, who is going to be a very important figure on the european side sounded pretty conciliatory. he was pleased with what he called clarifications from theresa may, and although the talks we re theresa may, and although the talks were going to be very difficult, he was going to do his best to make sure there was a good outcome, fair for both sides. everyone here will tell you th

connolly mentioned some subject matter experts. i assume that one of those is the human rights organization commission >> the man writes teresa parks. yes. we brought teresa parks in. >> [inaudible] have you also consulted with transgender law center as well? >> yes. we have internal and external stakeholders were involved in the process and as it moves through concurrence there may be changes to the wording. it was mostly defined for to bring clarity to the current definitions and make policy more expensive. >> in our packet is the general the rules of conduct trip is that in connection with this particular report or is that something we were given just to review? >> i don't believe it is my general pocket general order 2.01 >> okay. thank you very much >> thank you anything further, colleagues? sgt. next item >> we need public comment >> is the public, on the sparks report queen. public comment is closed. next item the item 2 approval of the words committee recognition action spews is a great commissioner mazzucco for this item o

connolly mentioned some subject matter experts. i assume that one of those is the human rights organization commission >> the man writes teresa parks. yes. we brought teresa parks in. >> [inaudible] have you also consulted with transgender law center as well? >> yes. we have internal and external stakeholders were involved in the process and as it moves through concurrence there may be changes to the wording. it was mostly defined for to bring clarity to the current definitions and make policy more expensive. >> in our packet is the general the rules of conduct trip is that in connection with this particular report or is that something we were given just to review? >> i don't believe it is my general pocket general order 2.01 >> okay. thank you very much >> thank you anything further, colleagues? sgt. next item >> we need public comment >> is the public, on the sparks report queen. public comment is closed. next item the item 2 approval of the words committee recognition action spews is a great commissioner mazzucco for this item o

connolly: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record at this point my statement opposing this rule because of what it does to federal employees and the rights of the elected members of this body. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. slaughter: i ask unanimous consent to insert in the record a description of the many troubling republican rules changes in h.res. 5. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. slaughter: let me continue to close, we will continue to fight as our leader said, with all the tools we have. we will not be silenced, we may not be able to do much in congress until we get to court, but we will not be silenced. we invite you to bring regular order back to this house and to bring back the value of ideas. always remember that because you shut out a number of congresspersons from being part of what is happening here, that you are shutting out the voices of over half the american public. remember too that we did get a million more votes in the election prev

just today, virginia democrat jer gerry connolly said he would not attend. anthony brown and rosskin also said know. we have a list in the nbc washington app. we invite you to search inauguration boycott. >>> powerful testimony today from a man tasered and stabbed and watched as intruders shot his wife. sentencing is under way in the case against alicia schmuhl. the former lawyer and husband were convicted in a brutal home invasion targeting her former boss and wife. david culver was in court as one of the victims shared some painful memories. david? >> reporter: incredibly painful, doreen. important to remember, preliminary hearings to the actual trials to where we are, the sentencing phase. the victims, leo fisher and sue duncan, his wife. both in their late 60s have had to recount and relive this horror several times. and today fisher back on the stand. more than two years since those vicious attacks. leo fisher and sue duncan. >> i have sort of this underlying fear of things, fisher told the judge. i'm overly alert, looking for a man in a dark outfit wit

barbara comstock, northern virginia, and gerry connolly say that they do not support this overall freeze. resident trump has put this executive order in place for the next 90 days. he has instructed his office of personnel management to come up with a long-term solution for reducing the federal workforce. this morning unions for federal workers say that a freeze like this will cost taxpayers more money in the future. in 1982 edge he a gao study was done that found that hiring freezes during the carter and reagan administrations wound up costing more money and did not ultimately reduce federal employme contractors were brought in to circumvent the system but in this case trump said that there will be a freeze for contractors as well. coming up later this morning we are going to go one-on-one with the former vice presidential senator, tim kaine, to talk about the hiring freeze and implications of could have on our area. that's coming up at 7:45 this morning. reporting live, sam sweeney. hearings on seven trump cabinet nominees. the judiciary committee is expected to hold a vote on jeff ses

coniston fromthe maryland, and congressman gerry connolly. they will sit this out. of course, many of these lawmakers say they are doing this to stand in solidarity with john lewis. saidabout a week ago, he he did not consider donald trump to be a legitimate president. that set donald trump often a twitter storm. really a lot of people saying that they will not come out. sitting out, a larger coming. -- elijah cummings. and more senators will be coming to the inauguration. autria: live for us in our abc 7 beer at the capital. 9:30 is the time everything gets underway. kicking things off or be the national cathedral choir of washington. larry: there we go. we will watch for that. in three hours. 6:09, let's get a look at other news with jummy olabanji. fewwe will talk to her in a moments. right now we take a quick break on "good morning washing autria: 6:12 on this inauguration. tracking rain today and also for the second half of your weekend on sunday. let's get to the hour by hour forecast. it is chilly outside but it is dry. we will stay cloudy tonight at. after a

philip connolly is 43, a drug userfor decades, he's at brook place clinic because he says he wants toon't want to be drinking. i want to be clean. since i was about 25 i started using heroin. i was an alcoholic at a young age. i done class a drugs at about 25, yeah. it's destroyed my life. that's why i'm here. it started me thinking. philip typifies the at—risk user, middle aged, often homeless, with other potential health conditions as a result of his lifestyle. i'm back smoking, you know, i noticed my breaths are really short. liverpool has the highest rate of people taken to hospital with drug—related mental health or behavioural problems in england. heroin isn'tjust a problem in liverpool, of course, but critics argue this city isn't using all the tools available to it to combat overdose deaths. this amateur video from america shows liz, a heroin user, who's overdosed. her respiratory system has collapsed. herfriends give her a drug called naloxone, narcan‘s the brand name, which has been used by hospitals and paramedics for decades. breathing on her own? yeah. naloxone reverses t

we spoke with connolly of virginia, and he blasted chafe its. >> i think it's really taking a double standard to a new level. this is the same chairman who promised oversight no matter who occupied the white house, and here he is backtracking profoundly. and actually now trying to make an example out of the head of the office of government ethics for doing his job. >> here's the danger, jake. the politics, that is what makes americans disengage from these important issues. there is, however, an important point of contention that we have to pay attention to between democrats and republicans. the democrats want the hearing to happen in an open setting with cameras, and the republicans want something more private, a transcribed interview which is being billed as a meeting behind closed doors. jake? >> all right, christina, thank you so much. let's bring in richard painter, the former white house lawyer under george w. bush now a law professor at the university of minnesota. sir, thank you so much for joining us. congressman chafe its appeared on this show yesterday saying it's too early

memphis grizzlies from a 19-point deficit in the final quarter. 10 seconds left, mike connolly hit thet and sends the game into overtime. it was all grizzlies in o.t. warriors fall flat and lose a rare game at home. memphis wins 128-119. >>> and still much more ahead on "today in the bay." what are the hot, new tech gamp its? coming up, we show you the newest toy from the consumer electronics show in vegas. >>> answers already seeing steady rain pushing through the bay area now including into san jose. doppler radar picking up more bands of showers crossing the peninsula into the south bay. had to expect the heaviest rain and gustiest winds for the storm coming up when we come right back. >>> and at 7:46 this morning, san jose waking up to a soggy start as we see some moderate rain showers pushing through. 51 degrees this morning and across the golden gate bridge, lots of drops there on the camera lens. 48 degrees. similar pictures around livermore now, but chillier in the tri-valley. temperatures in the 40s, light rain falling into palo alto. camera blanking out due to gusty winds. 51

elijah coming, gerald connolly and andre carson said the hotel lost more than 1 million lost in the firstce operating. the federal agency overseas the hotel and the old post office building. and the document specifically states that the building cannot be held by an elected official. the trump team argued that the president cannot violate those terms because he's already attended before entering office. the congress wants to know if his election victory is now giving the hotel and thus the president a financial boost. >>> and president trump signed the executive order on tpp but also signed two more controversial orders dealing with the federal workforce and abortion funding. the president posed a freeze on hiring for the federal government so no empty positions will be filled and no new positions will be created. during the signing ceremony, he stressed that the freeze does not affect the military. >>> meanwhile, president trump backed the policy to ban u.s. foreign aid to be given to health providers overseas who discuss abortion as a family planning option. u.s. law prohibits the use o

connolly mentioned some subject matter experts. i assume that one of those is the human rights organization commission >> the man writes teresa parks. yes. we brought teresa parks in. >> [inaudible] have you also consulted with transgender law center as well? >> yes. we have internal and external stakeholders were involved in the process and as it moves through concurrence there may be changes to the wording. it was mostly defined for to bring clarity to the current definitions and make policy more expensive. >> in our packet is the general the rules of conduct trip is that in connection with this particular report or is that something we were given just to review? >> i don't believe it is my general pocket general order 2.01 >> okay. thank you very much >> thank you anything further, colleagues? sgt. next item >> we need public comment >> is the public, on the sparks report queen. public comment is closed. next item the item 2 approval of the words committee recognition action spews is a great commissioner mazzucco for this item o

connolly: the president-elect and i had a good meeting with the senate agenda which, of course, includes confirming the cabinet appointments, getting further down the road toward repealing and replacing obamacare. mr. mcconnell: we talked about how we're agenda and ready to get going once he gets down there. reporter: -- [inaudible] -- process of vetting -- mr. mcconnell: everyone will be properly vetted as they have in the past. i'm hopeful we'll get up to six or seven, particularly the national security team in place on day one. [inaudible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> and again, senator jeff sessions, the nominee for attorney general. that confirmation hearing beginning tomorrow in front of the senate judiciary committee, . ve coverage on c-span3 also our website, cspan.org. and our free c-span radio app. american federation of teachers president randy winegarden talked today about the future of public education. let's

with your gma first look, i'm chris connolly, abc news los angeles >>> raiders fans, your team may be down another key player when they take the field against the texans in houston tomorrow. all-pro tackle donald penn is stick recovering from a knee injury. his main job rookie quarterback connor cook. bill mus grave is still trying to figure out what cook can do. >> this is his first week running with the ones. last week was his first week of receiving a uniform on game day and dressing out so we're working the process and we're really looking forward to watching him play. it's a great time of year to be playing football and we've got a young qb that's ready to get out there and have a great game. >>> i know if this sentence is an intentional pun or not, but cook was thrown into the fire because of injuries to derek carr and matt mcgloin. >>> well, the raiders game is on abc7 tomorrow. wayne freedman is heading to houston for the wild card game against the texans. live coverage starts at noon. kickoff is at 1:20. wayne will have reports from texas tomorrow plus a complete wrab-up with

oliver: sean connolly, thank you for joining us.resident-elect trump is not in davos but his presence can be felt around the alpine village. we will hear about what banking leaders have to say about our coming president. theconfirmation hearing for interior secretary getting underway. he will be taking questions from the senate energy and natural resources committee. the entire hearing is available on the bloomberg at live go. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. renick.i'm oliver time for the bloomberg business flash. mark zuckerberg denying claims that virtual reality headset maker required by facebook stole the technology for the oculus rift toggles. he was called to the witness stand buys any max media that poached oculus media one of its star designers and looted its intellectual property. cases in its second week. president-elect donald trump has been good for business for the new york times. according to the ceo who says the newspaper's online business delivered off the chart performance in the fourth quarter

connolly: who are we kidding. everyone is trashing president obama. if you want to condemn the u.n. resolution, let's do so, i'll join you, but that isn't what this is about. this is about kicking a president on the way out one more time and enhancing a false narrative about his lack of support for our ally israel. and it agreeses the skid to defund the united nations while they're at it. and i say to my friends on my side of the aisle, don't be fooled or enablelers. there was a viable alternative. we could have had on the floor and we were denied that right. we were even denied the motion to recommit for a reason, because they don't want to risk that. they want to control a platform that is negative and insidious and a resolution filt with insinuations and distortions of fact. vote no on h.r. 11. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: what this resolution attempts to do is to rescrect the u.n. resolution that calls for a palestinian state but not a jewish state. a resolution that opens the door fo

connolly for being quote condescending to members. what do you think?he's condescending. he has an ongoing investigation. remember when he reported on hillary clinton's investigation it was over. that's an appropriate time to do that. he has a pending investigation may be of the association -- arthel: i'm sorry mr. colson i'm not sure you heard my question. the question was is okay to make repeated disclosures during the campaign about the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails but to this day refuse to say if the fbi is investigating links between the trump campaign and russia lacks that's what i want you to react to. >> if you let me continue i will tell you that. the answer to that is the investigation of hillary clinton was over. he had a duty to report that in a duty for her to report it which essentially he decided not to prosecute her. that's an over investigation. the investigation if there is one of donald trump is pending and he probably shouldn't comment on that. think we are talking about apples and oranges here and the focus here is w

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i rise for purposes of submitting for the record, the statement of my friend, congressman gerald connolly from irginia who if he were here -- the chair: request will be covered under general leave. mr. johnson: and i will read a bit of the statement. for the record he wanted to be known that agency employees are barred under appropriations bills from engaging in publicity or propaganda. agency employees are specifically barred from engaging in substantial grassroots lobbying campaigns when those campaigns are encouraging the public to pressure members of congress an administration or department or legislative proposals. and with that, i submit that for the record. and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota for three minutes. mr. peterson: do you have further speakers? i have no further speakers and i just want to say that some of this has been passed legislation around here. sometimes what comes back, you don't recognize what you have passed legislatively. this bill and this amendment will help solve that pro

i also spoke to our northern ireland correspondent marie—louise connolly, who brought us up to date onhat around 8% more people arrived at emergency departments compared to the same time last year. how does that translate into football? we understand that around 63% of patients were seen within four hours. of course, the target is 95%. and it is worth noting that people living in wall areas had to wait quite a lot of time longer, particularly waiting in ambulances waiting for those transfers outside of the emergency department. moving the 12 hour breaches. around people had to wait more than 12 hours either to be admitted, discharged or treated and of course the target here is that no one should have to wait that than to time. 0ver here is that no one should have to wait that than to time. over the christmas period, ambulances were devoted around six times in as many days and in one instance, one emergency department closed its doors to any new admission for around 16 hours. 0ne doors to any new admission for around 16 hours. one of the biggest problem is that we have here at the momen