bonjour. >> daniel: bonjour, daniel, ça vas?d like hungry trenchermen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. it's good. >> daniel: delicious. >> anthony: yeah, this is good. >> daniel: i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> anthony: i love that they cooked with wine too. you're going to jail for that in the states. >> daniel: exactly, in making the sauce. >> antho: crap, these kids eat fast. look at how fast this kid eats. turn your head, they'll eat your soup right out of your plate. my school lunchroom, you pushed up your tray, just like in prison, bob, "move it along." bop, "move it along." >> daniel: yeah, here they come -- they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love marie gives to the food she makes and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> anthony: dessert is homemade fromage blanc -- farmer cheese, with chocolate and orange segments. >> daniel: what do you want

daniel: this is my bed here. have to clean it thoroughly every evening, because everyone who comes through here steps on it with their shoes, and it gets pretty dirty. >> he takes meticulous care of his new lodgings. but it isn't that easy for him to sweep his memory clean of what he experienced at home. daniel: i often think of my dead brother. i think of my sister who lives somewhere far away in another country. and i think of my own dead child and the girl i had the baby with. >> many here have similar stories to tell. they drown the memories in alcohol and other drugs. now, daniel's found something else. as often as he possibly can, he makes the long walk several kilometers across bucharest to a circus performers' school run by the parada child protection ngo. street children have been getting training here for years, learning acrobatics and juggling with rings, balls, and clubs. their instructor is flori budurushi. until a few years ago, she was touring all through europe as a trapeze artist. flori: bravo. t

first and last saw daniel when he was the size of this shoe. so, i'm going to follow jimmy's lead and because i am a writer and by definition of a writer is take more care with the language we put on a page than that which rolls eloquently off our tongues i thought i would read to you from the book to which jules kindly referred and in which he quotes in the welcome table, a book of mine that came out almost 30 years ago about our shared neighborhood. it is called, running in place, scenes from the south of france. my wife and i in fact were in the south of france this very week and returned from it, having given -- st. paul devans a birth. the house and its history is no longer a happy one but my memories are wholly happy and i thought i would share a few pages about the book about that. i first met jimmy in inconsequentially as it were in istanbul in 1970. a play of his was running. i didn't speak any turkish. we sort of grinned at each other in turkanse once or twice. we ran into him as he was moving into this bastid and, this was just as we

now, daniel's found something else.s often as he possibly can, he makes the long walk several kilometers across bucharesto a circus performers' school run by the parada child protection ngo. street children have been getting training here for years, learning acrobatics and juggling with rings, balls, and clubs. their instructor is flori budurushi. until a few years ago, she was touring all through europe as a trapeze artist. >> this is a wonderful opportunity for these children to prove that they're good for something in this life. and there are some who really are very talented and have already made the leap into show business. >> but first, they have to practice for hours under her guidance. they rehearse every figure with utmost precision. it's a tough school and a challenge for daniel. but he wouldn't even think of giving up. >> i feel good here, because i forget all my cares and problems when i'm training. >> then daniel has to go out to , make some money, as he puts it. he heads for a spot close to the romanian pa

daniel: we're actually lucky putin wasn't more subtle about it. that would've been far more dangerous for our congregations. now, the descendents of the emigrees, who'd rather not conform to this new russia, have to work out for themselves where they stand and what they want. >> worshipers in the western-oriented orthodox church aren't all ethnic russians. many non-russian french have also joined. and they stand behind the priests who refuse to disseminate any political content reflecting russian president putin's interests. these congregations have long been a thorn in the side of the russian orthodox church. >> there are so many great thinkers in paris. but some of them have obscured the word of god and even spoken disdainfully of god, because they've been so blinded by human ideas. >> that view also receives support in france. the russian-french cultural society extolls the virtues of the new cathedral. >> for us, it's great. we always had to apply for grants from the city of paris. we don't have that kind of money ourselves. now, we're getting

the prisoners in front, daniel, her brother oscar daniel, young 18-year-old and named tony howell, isaiah pirkle and oscar daniel and ernest knox would eventually behaved but i didn't know that when i brought this picture. this is something i couldn't escape, the first faces i had ever seen, as i panned across this photograph, it raised more questions than it answered, two turned to the teenage boys who swing for their crime, which two. if they were accused of raping and killing, who are the others. all my life i question whether god's people lived in verse i but i was face to face with the truth, something much closer to it than i ever thought it would get. the legend i grew up with is riddled with lies and distorted by the ticket 3. these were real people led to real death at the start of the season of violence leading to the expulsion of all 1098 african residents, i begin to understand how the names and dates, and racial cleansing seems like only a legend. a deliberate and sustained campaign of terror. this was jane and oscar led to the streets of atlanta. the first look at these phot

by age 41, daniels produce neighborhood monster's ball."r. >> background. >> tas the director of the movie "precious" daniels earned his own oscar nomination for -- >> who was going to love me? >> for getting raw performances from a cast that include add certain diva almost unrecognizable as a social worker. >> how did you get mariah carey to take off her make up for "precious"? >> carefully. i'm a snake charmer. >> easy does it. when actors work with me they know that they can trust me. and i am not afraid to tell people who i am and what my flaws are. and getting that, people talk back. they open up and their guard is down. when their guard is down, get it! get it! >> ready onset. >> no, he doesn't hold back. which brings us to the second thing lee daniels is very good at. >> i got to tell you for the record, i'm bored with hollywood people of color saying hollywood owes you something. don't nobody owe you nothing. >> provoking and sometimes outraging people with his unalloyed candor. especially on the topic of race. >> i had to fight for

jane daniel, prisoners, on the front, jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel. 18-year-old man named tony howell. this is ed collins, 24. isaiah perkel, ernest knox who is 16. the two boys and oscar and earnest were eventually hanged for the murder of may crow. i didn't know any of that when i saw this picture. it was something i couldn't escape. these were the first faces of blacks i fosyth, i ever seen. this raises more questions than answered. if two faces belonged to teenage boys were doomed to quote swing for their crime, which two? if they were accused of raping and killing may crow, who are all the others? all my life i questioned whether black people ever really live in fosyth. now i was face-to-face with the truth or something much closer to it than i thought i would get. while the legend i grew up was riddled with lies and distorted by bigotry at its heart was no myth. its with a terrible reality. these were real people being led to real deaths at the start of the season of violence that would lead to expulsion of all 1098 african-americans residents of fosyth. as i learned more

artan van buren defeats daniel webster. -- martin van buren defeats daniel webster. van buren runs into some troubles -- a new financial panic sweeps the country. the panic of 1837. all those pet banks, the state banks that received those used thoseosits, deposits, over speculation and western land, there was a land bubble. the bubble popped in 1837. the democrats become extremely unpopular across the country. now it is the whigs'turn. whigs run against martin van buren. ae whigs say they will play test run a war hero. the hero of the battle of e incal new -- tippecano 1811, william henry harrison. we're also going to put on harrison's ticket a democrat. criticalt who was very of jackson, john tyler, who is a virginia planter. he was a jeffersonian, but thought jackson was to king like -- too king like. they were right. look at that landslide for the whigs. they overwhelmingly win the election. the first time, they control the house, the senate, the presidency. rubbing his hands. he is ready to go. william henry harrison delivers his inauguration speech. a storm come

anchor: a something happens, unless what, daniel? daniel: two scenarios.e could get some type of shock and have yields move back down to the levels we saw last year. always a possibility. probably the bigger risk is that you get a larger stimulus package with the republicans in trump. trump did talk about $7 trillion in tax cuts. that would be a lot of money. we are expecting it to be modest around $1 trillion. if it were bigger, you are talking about large numbers and that would be passed through inflation expectations and nominal yields and you see a bigger risk of inflation. anchor: where are you with fed rate hikes? two this year? how many this year? daniel: probably around consensus of two to three height. big much a function of how the stimulus packages and how much the u.s. economy can support because the key point people need to keep in mind with all the enthusiasm, which is good for animal spirits, as they say, is the trend potential growth rate of the u.s. economy is around 2%, so if with some stimulus you push the growth rate higher, in the end,

the prisoners in front on the left, jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel, a young 18-year-old man named tony howell, this is collins was 24 and this is ernest knox who was 16. the two boys here, oster daniel and ernest knox would eventually be hanged for the murder of made grow but i didn't know any of that when i first saw this picture. it was something i couldn't escape. these were the first faces of black foresight i had ever seen it as i scanned across the board draft, i knew it raised more questions than it answered. if two of those faces belong to the teenage boys were due to hang for their crimes, and if they were accused of raping and killing may grow, who were all the others? in my life i questioned whether black people ever really lived in forsyth but now i was face-to-face with the truth or at least something closer to it than i thought i would get. the image made me realize while the region i grew up with was distorted by lies and bigotry, it's part was no myth. it was a terrible reality. these were real people being led to real deaths at the start of the season of violence

daniel: shares in airlines went down. twofold problem, having to deny large numbers of passengers, but some people are avoiding travel because of the massive protests. reporter: donald trump's order barring entry from seven mainly muslim countries has caused disruption at airports. many travelers were forced to change plans and cancel business appointments. and airlines themselves like lufthansa have had to revise their duty rosters. the band means cap and personnel and people from the countries on the list cannot fly into the u.s. american authorities are issuing contradictory statements about who can and cannot enter. airline shares traded lower monday in stock markets around the world, in part considerable losses from airlines from arab countries. >> this is a fundamentally bad sign, and it has put stock somewhat under pressure. reporter: trump's band with international repercussions have made traders uneasy and is a headache for people with employees from the affected countries. daniel: now that trump is that the helm

you have got la la land against i, daniel blake, gritty social realist thing. and brexit, the overrated has been actress... and brexit, the overrated has been actress. . . we and brexit, the overrated has been actress... we will talk about her in actress... we will talk about her in a minute! it chimes with where britain is at now. there is the outstanding british film as well. i think it will win there, but whether it can beat something like la la land... the musical itself is the genre is designed to lift people out of the great depression and i, daniel blake says, we are in a great depression, it almost nessa —— necessitates double—macro. depression, it almost nessa —— necessitates double— macrom depression, it almost nessa —— necessitates double-macro. it is 50 yea rs necessitates double-macro. it is 50 years since cathy, come home. . he has been prolific as well. they do not chime as much with the public as i. not chime as much with the public as i, daniel blake, successful at the box office, goes right to the heart of britain. he dares to show on screen w

daniel ragsdale was replaced around 10:30 this evening. again, we don't have any explanation as to why he was taken out. tonight's personnel moves come as multiple lawsuits have come challenges the constitutionality of friday's executive order and after huge protests erupted at airports nationwide following the temporary detention of people traveling to the u.s. with valid green cards and visas. today five judges in five districts all ruled against the order. the order went 0 for 5. also by council on american-islamic relations the largest muslim civil rights organization in the country. there is a lot going on. a lot of it is as yet unexplained. again, the big headline tonight, president donald trump firing the acting attorney general of the united states sally yates after she refused to defend his executive order in court. this story broke in the 9:00 p.m. eastern hour. and one of our guests in our 9:00 p.m. eastern hour was eric lish bloe blou, an investigator for the "new york times" who was essentially learning the news as we were as

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i'm hena daniels in new york, how parts of the country bracing for more rain and heavy snow. >> ♪ >> >> and, it is one of hollywood's most light hearted awards show. more on last night's golden globes when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> biggest stars happen a in film and television hon orders during the annual goal end globe awards wards. lala took home awards including best actor and actress, moonlight earned the biggest honor of the night. meryl streep, awards, used her remarks to allow president-elect donald trump. chris martinez more highlights from last night's goal end globes coming up in 30 minutes. >> looking forward it. winter weather slams both coast. still reeling from this weekend's blast that left snow and ice, and while severe storms out west could potentially be the worse in the area in more than a decade. hena daniels with more on the devastating weather. >> resident across northern california keeping close eye on water level, anticipating what coul

angela and danielle, thank you so much for your time.resident trump used his first executive order friday to one of them -- one of the very first to ease the regulatory burdens of obamacare. it's a move that could be aimed at rolling back the laws of so-called individual mandate. here's donald trump's adviser kellyanne conway. >> 20 million who rely upon the affordable care act in some form, they will not be without coverage during this transition. lots of folks got caught in that trap and that gap, and he wants to make sure that through that you can buy insurance across state lines, you have health savings accounts. liz: my next guest is a doctor. he says obamacare collapsing under its own weight. joining me now fox news dr. mark siegel. explain to me what you mean by that. >> i'm excited so as to what the doctors office of the future will look like. with all of these regulations rolled back, you've got to imagine what it's like now. a patient comes in, the first thing i say is, well, do i have to cover this? do i have to cover that? is

clay, in conjunction with daniel webster, has a plan. clay pushes through congress that summer, just a few months before election day, a bill to recharter the bank of the united states. why does clay do this? clay says, i think jackson is bluffing. there is no way, in an election year, he would do something so risky and bold as to reject a bill like this. the bank bill passes the house. the bank bill passes the senate. the bank bill arrives on the president's desk. veto. jackson stuns the world and vetoes the bill, unleashing a veto message in which he rails against the bank of the united states. reprinted in newspapers all across the country, now we have an election. this question of the bank is on everybody's mind. it is the number one issue. everyone is talking about it. here's another cartoon. i love that cartoon. it's a pro-jackson cartoon, that hydra of corruption. jackson going up against that financial beast. it's a hard campaign for jackson. nicholas biddle flexes his muscle, and on behalf of the bank, gives clay a $50,000 campa

in the film i, daniel blake, you see the main characters daniel blake and his friend kate lose their is a punishment for not looking for work hard enough or turning up on time for appointments or whatever. now, daniel blake's story is fiction, but those who work in food banks say that sanctioning does force people into charity. we're going to debate sanctioning shortly with ken loach, who made the i, daniel blake film. but first, we go to the town of accrington to meet some people who've been sanctioned. filmmaker nick blakemore has returned to maundy grange, a charity relief centre he visited in 2014, which tries to help them. good morning, maundy grange. i've had a bit of a bad situation with a landlord. he's evicting us. it's been an absolute nightmare. got in rent arrears with the landlord and he'sjust started getting really heavy. he's been evicted. needs referring. at the moment, he's struggling hard forfurniture. right. here, we try to provide an immediate response to poverty and need in the local community. need can be defined as not having enough to eat or suffering from men

daniel has the details. daniel: it wasn't perfect, but a lot of reasons to be positive.th in the united states has slowed more than expected, but remains buoyant. the u.s. labor department said the country added 156,000 jobs lastst month. the numumbers in a sustained yer of job growth in the united states. the unemployment t rate is 4.7 percrcent, close to a nine-year low. the report is the last important snapshot of the u.s. economy under the outgoing president barack obama. last year, donald trump singled out forward specifically for criticism, calling its plans to build a plant in mexico an absolute disgrace. now the car giant has slammed the brakes on the project, investing $700 million in an existing plant in michigan instead. they are ditching the 1.6 billion dollar mexico project. >> it was set to be the pride of the region, but now work on the ford factory has been canceled, only a skeleton remains of the grand plans for a plant employing 282800 workers.. >> it was ununexpected newews. it dropped on us like a bucket of cold water. we were all expecting a big deve

daniel: happy new year to you.hanges were closed today in london and new york, but still plenty to talk about. solid factory data is boosting eurozone stocks. job creation is at its fastest rate since june of 2011. there are still a few things in the air for investors, such as how britain's exit from the eu will affect sentiment. and, donald trump's vision to make america great again. the u.s. will remain a world power, at least on equity markets. the 14 most valuable corporations are in the u.s. and the world's most valuable company is once again apple. its market value is 625 billion -- is $625 billion. the biggest uncertainty is the future presidency of donald trump. will his policy strengthen or weaken the u.s. as an economic power? will he withdraw from trade agreements or support exports? the u.s. will continue to cast its shadow on all industrialized countries. so to will be monetized policy of the federal reserve. fed chief janet yellen has already pointed to interest rate hikes in 2017, but trump has criti

jack daniels is creating an aroma infused coffee bean that's made for you. you can drink coffee that takes like jack daniels. there's no alcohol. >> what's the point? >> it has the essence. >> what's the point of the essence if there's no alcohol in it? >> some people like the taste of jack daniels. >> no. >> okay. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night sleep you lack do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal ♪ every anchor, gal and guy, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ who cares what the bosses think they're a goofy crew ♪ and if your neighbors call the cops here's all you have to do ♪ ♪ when they yell it's half past three tell them hey, it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ do the world news polka >>> this morning on "world news now," tables turned after his investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails the fbi director is

daniel sturridge volleying over from close range.// daniel sturridge volleying over from close range.break through shane long to win the second leg 1—0 and reach their first league cup final since 1979. real madrid have been knocked out of spain's copa del rey, beaten by celta vigo 11—3 on aggregate in the quarter finals. celta were never behind on the night with cristiano ronaldo and lucas vazquez‘s goals not enoug for real madrid who after wednesday's 2—all draw have now only won one of their last three games. daniel wass got what proved to be the winner. earlier atletico madrid had no such problems. ending a—bar‘s record run to the quarter finals with a 5—2 overall victory. wednesday's second leg finished 2—all juventus still have a chance of becoming the first team to win the coppa italia three times in a row. they've beaten milan in a repeat of last year's final to reach this season's semis. 2—1 the final score withjuve's goals coming in the first 21 minutes. and milan eventually ending the match with ten men... monaco are through to the final of the french league cup. radamel fa

. >> sÍ, ven acÁ. >> ven acÁ. >> esto se estÁ marcando, daniel contrÓlate que no te conviene.>> auien podrÁ conectarme eso por favor, necesito secar al muchacho >> le quie les quiero pedir una discÚlpalo a mis padres por el dinero que gastaron en educaciÓn. >> no sabÍa a quÉ nivel. >> no que estaba tan drÁstica la cosa. >> miren lo que tengo para daniel como Él me mojÓ. >> yo quiero recordarles. >> tu eres una mujer nueva. -p>> tu eres u mujer nueva que ahora le ha dado un elco a su vida. >> vuelo come lo diste tu. >> rashel. >> espÉrate. >> espÉrate. >> la venganza no es buena. >> hay unos invitados aquÍ quÉ van a pensar de nosotros. >> corintios 13 yo, donde hay amor. >> no metas a corintios ♪ ♪ corre corre corre corre corre! ya viene, ya viene, eso eso eso ella: ¡no, felipe!¡por favor, no! mi marido puede venir en cualquier momento... ¿quÉ?,¿quÉ, no te parece excitante el riesgo? la emociÓn de que nos vean... de que tenga que salir corriendo para que no me descubran. >>¡eres un loco! pero, es que yo soy una mujer casada. tengo una familia. tengo un esposo... ¡eres una mujer

convierte cualquier fiesta en un tremendo reventon daniel amaya desde chiquito yo usaba la computadoranesis imperfecta, o la enfermedad de los huesos de cristal,y con el mas minimo contacto se puede fracturar ana amaya como solo acostado pasaba, no haca ejercicio, los pulmones le quedaron pequeÑos, no le crecieron con la una persona adulta se ha roto los huesos mas de 300 veces, le han hecho 15 cirugias y respira con ayuda de unamaquio aislado del mundo daniel amaya llegue al punto de pedirle a los doctores que mdicamente me hicieran suicida o me ayudaran ellos a quitarme la vida pero hace 7 anos, descubrio su pasion por la musica, los diferentes ritmos, fueron elevando su espiritu y el sueno de ser disjockey, se convirtio en una profesion daniel amaya me la paso trabajando desde el momento que despierto hasta el momento en que me voy a dormir maria paula ochoa/los angeles la musica ha sido la mejor medicina paraael, que al nerse ente a su computadora a hacer zclse trl quese le olvida que sus huesos de cristal daniel amaya ver gente que est pagando por verme tocar, veri nombren las luc

this is jane daniel, her brother oscar daniel, tony howl, ed c collins and ernest knox. these two here would eventually be hanged for the death. i didn't know that when i saw the pictures. these were the first faces of black foresight i saw. as i panned across the photograph, i knew it raised more questions. if two of the faces belonged to the teenage boys who would quote deem for their crime. if they were accused of killing may who were the others? all my life i questioned whether really black people lived in versailles and now i was faced with the truth. the image made me realize while the legend i grow up with was riddled with lies and distorted by bigotry at the heart was no might myth. it was a terrible reality. it would lead to the expullings of all the residents. i learned how the tale stripped of names, dates and places seemed the racial cleansing seem like a legend. it was a deliberate and sustained campaign of terror. this is another program i came upon. this is jane and oscar being led from the streets of atlanta where they got on a train and went to their tri

can you tell us who daniel ragsdale is and what just happened to him. >> certainly, daniel is the now former acting director of i.c.e. he was the acting director for exactly ten days. from the 20th to now, from trump's inauguration. as a civil servant, he was simply deemoted and replaced with a man named thomas whoman, who was the chief enforcement officer at i.c.e. >> sorry to interrupt you. was this -- does this mean that thomas is now going to serve in that job for ten days and they have some other person in mind? is this simply an unexplained musical chairs thing or does this mean that thomas is the choice of the trump administration to be the new head of i.c.e.? >> from what i understand, he is the choice as announced by the new d hrhs secretary tonight. he's the choice to lead i.c.e. his expertise is law enforcement. he's a cop's cop doing a cop's job. he's used immigration enforcement as related to law enforcement and not of paperwork or refugee or a complicated issue. he's a guy who finds people who shouldn't be here and gets rid of them. and i think it reflects what the trump

>>> daniel.tiempo les cuento daniello amigos en la casa tenemos tiempo despejado y frÍo a travÉs de las planicies centrales y el oeste de la naciÓn aquÍ vemos durante horas de la maÑana. el mal tiempo se concentra a travÉs de los estados de grandes lagos. >>> para ficmente en el estado de michigan y tambiÉn al norte de indiana vemos alguna lluvia moviÉndose en el extremo oeste del nuera naciÓn desde el oeste de la penÍnsula de la florida y lluvias hasta zonas tri-estatal desde washington hacia pennsylvania y tambiÉn new york lluvia que poco a poco se va a ir mov peenld al este para dar pasan dÍa despejado en temperaturas para el dÍa de hoy 62 los Ángeles y san francisco 56 denver 31 seattle 47, y phoenix 58 nuestros amigos en new york sea, 52 para washington y 86 para pla florida y alguna probabilidad de lluvia dispersa en la tarde, el estado de texas con 53. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> asÍ que temperaturas algo frÍas pero condiciones en el tiempo muy buenas, sigo con ustedes en casa, buen

. >>> es que daniel sale con unas cosas. >>> pero oigan vieron mario perea estÁ con la familia riveralogrÓ reunionir a las tres generaciÓnes que bueno estar con ellos mÁs adelante. >>> quÉ rico. >>> antes de ir a las noticias un abrazo muy especial a doÑa irma serrano gracias por.... >>> vamos con vanesa hoc y las noticias. >>> se desatÓ la guerra. >>> (risas). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> muy buenos dÍas para todos de gusto saludars comenzamos con las noticias un nuevo dÍa y los principales titulares de esta maÑana. >>> el senado dio hoy el primer paso para la revoco de la reforma de salud del presidente barack obama. con la cual se benefician unos 20 millÓn de estadounidenses entre estos cuatro millones de latino las medida presupuestario ay llanta el camino para diferentes comitÉs tengan lista para el 27 enero legislaciÓn que desmanto rÍa el obamacare. >>> y california en emergencia tras aÑos de sequÍa las lluvias inundaciones de la tormenta de la dÉcada ya han comprado la vida de varias personas, el mal tiempo obligÓ a evacuaciones y al skwooe rre de tersa por deslaves y tambiÉn causÓ inte

daniel, thanks so much. daniel halper and lee carter.appreciate as we await the president's farewell address. that's it for us. neil cavuto continues our special coverage of president obama's farewell speech tonight from chicago. [♪] neil: he was different coming into office, he will be different leaving office. welcome, everybody. president obama formally says good-bye to the american people in a venue that is different than his predecessors. most of them said their parting zplents oval office other east room of the white house. there have been some exceptions to that. but no one has done with barack obama plans to do tonight. chicago, mccormick place, thousands crammed in to say good-bye to their hero. they greeted him in 2008 to hear him say i want to be president of the united states. now it is barack obama's chance to say good-bye and to put a final signature on his 8 years in office. we are told he's going to focus more on the future than dwell on the past. but he won't pass up an opportunity to say how far he we have come as a cou

daniel, thanks so much. daniel halper and lee carter.te as we await the president's farewell address. that's it for us. neil cavuto continues our special coverage of president obama's farewell speech tonight from chicago. [♪] neil: he was different coming into office, he will be different leaving office. welcome, everybody. president obama formally says good-bye to the american people in a venue that is different than his predecessors. most of them said their parting zplents oval office other east room of the white house. there have been some exceptions to that. but no one has done with barack obama plans to do tonight. chicago, mccormick place, thousands crammed in to say good-bye to their hero. they greeted him in 2008 to hear him say i want to be president of the united states. now it is barack obama's chance to say good-bye and to put a final signature on his 8 years in office. we are told he's going to focus more on the future than dwell on the past. but he won't pass up an opportunity to say how far he we have come as a country. je

daniel: we are.e are talking household growth to be in the 1.3 to 1.4 million growth a year, up from the 600,000, more than twice what we had seen over the past 10 years. it is about what we saw in the 1990's. not exactly what we saw on the 1970's, as you said, when the baby-boom was entering the age of household formation. it is, kind of, suggestive of underlying, statistically positive underlying demographics for the future for housing demand. joe: do you believe -- daniel: the demand is going to be characterized by growth in a lot of senior households, millennials forming new households, and really a growing number of minority households that will reshape the distribution of demand in the types of housing that is needed. joe: yeah, i just want to ask about that. first, do you believe we are adding to the existing housing stock fast enough to absorb the demand, or will we have to kick it up a notch? and second, what is the nature of the homes that will be in demand? we have seen multi family do ver

. >> reporter danielle nottingham. there's still time ken.anielle nottingham says it is the most diverse field in a decade. >> reporter: the musical romance la la land leads the oscar race with 14 nominations. a tie for the most nods ever. the film has been a hollywood favorite from the start. tapping into traditions of cinema's golden age. the other contenders for best motion picture show a diverse field including arrival, fences, and hacksaw ridge which also scored a director nomination for mel gibson ending his ten year exile for racist comments. >> it is interesting that hollywood has forgiven him. >> reporter: also nominated for best picture, hell or high water, lion, manchester by the sea, moonlight. about a black man who struggles with identity growing up in a poor miami neighborhood. nominees for best actress. amy adams was left off the list for arrival. though the film got eight nominations overall. the awarding will be handed out here in hollywood at the theater with jimmy kimmel as host. best actor nods went to casey affleck, ryan

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for daniel bobian, another gang dropout, early retirement was also involuntary. >> i've been hanging with gang members since i was a kid, so it really wasn't news when i came to prison. i already knew what i was going to be, a northerner. now i've got to take -- an individual called immediate on some names, and i took off on him, and he called me a punk or a [ bleep ], i'm going to take off on you, especially in prison. but we cannot fight against each other, so for that, we were both removed. >> being removed means that the inmates are now considered enemies of their former gang. >> he got a slash, right here and i just got a little mark. at 5:00 in the morning, and i was drinking coffee most of that night, trying to stay up, but you can only stay up for so long. and they tried to get me in my sleep, and i woke up and hit him in his arm. and he ran so i could not see him, and the co seen me, and i was bleeding, and that was it. going to the hole, i was there for like, eight months. going back and forth, they were like, yeah, you're a piece of [ [ bleep ] you can't come back. and i w

only from tums >>> jamie daniels has taken an involuntary hiatus from martial arts.is confined to a segregation unit on a fleeing violation, not being in his cell when he was supposed to be. >> but it was good to get away for a couple of weeks because i was out there just moving so fast. just settled me down. gave me the opportunity to think without a lot of chaos going on. hopefully when i go back out, i'll be more in tune mentally. >> and in spite of his confinement, the jujitsu expert will do his best to stay in shape physically as well. >> i take a wool blanket, whatever. some people put a book to make it harder. just get a little padding. it's not as forgiving as a regular punching bag, but do with what we got. i come back here and fire off some punches, about 50, 60 jabs, do that each hand like that. do some combinations. stuff like that, back and forth. just to burn off some calories. >> but a far more serious offense has occurred inside the residential treatment unit. a brutal assault in the laundry room has left one inmate near death. the attacker had claime

there were two danielles. there were two jasmines. there was a josephine.oleon didn't make the scene, but there was a josephine there was some woman named alexis in a shark suit. >> it was a dolphin. >> it was a shark suit. she thought it was funny. it ran through the whole episode. it was so stupid. we can't wait to get her out of here. anyway, the women a note, a couple, carynn from miami. she stole the first kiss with nick there. i think you could say she was quite aggressive in her approach. but she says she's there for we'll see what happens. got a long way to go. if the previews are anything, carynn is going to be around for a while. and then there's liz. it's fair to say liz and nick have a history together. they know each other. they were at a wedding, drank a little too much booze, wound up spending the night. woops. >> she was curious to see whether he would remember. she didn't get much of a reaction. >> nick claimed that he remembered her, and then he was a little off put, let's say, by their conversation. that sort of got weird. ironically enou

daniel: they're going exit quite a bit earlier than the e.c.b.licy settings look too loose to us there. jon: great to have you with us. you are sticking with us, as we swift toward the federal reserve and dollar. let's get headlines outside the business world. good morning to emma chandra. emma: newly released video appears to show esteban santiago walking through the ford lauderdale. tmz posted the video on its website. santiago has been charged with killing five people and wounding six others. his first court hearing is today. top republicans are warning president-elect donald trump he could face a rift with members of his own party unless he's tougher on russia. senator lindsay graham says and he senator john mccain will push for sanctions against russia for hacking the presidential campaign. graham says he wants to hit russia in the financial and energy sectors. and in london today, commuters had to find other ways to get to work after thousands of london underground workers went on a 24-hour strike. the union rejected a last-minute offer, an

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