. >>> it's deja vu all over again. firing his third coach in three years. >> how are they going to go about putting this whole thing back together. >> i feel this is the bill murray movie, ground hog day over and over again. where do they go? >> jed york goes to find a coach with a symbiotic relationship. this just can't go on. all of this turn over comes with a price though. the 49ers will reportedly place chip kelly previous head coaches, and their coaching staff $69 million to get off his lawn. this was another year of york blaming the difference in football philosophy a football disconnect. >>> the marriage didn't work. and you know i should have probably seen it it's easy to play revisionist history but we are where we are. and that's why we're cleaning the slate and we're reaccomplishing that culture. >> so the process of hiring two new people starts now. the door was open for feed back but well. >> nobody raised questions. he's the boss. >> you have a problem that nobody is raising questions. the fans are embarr

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so i have a bit of deja vu to covering the 2009/2010 obamacare effort.ifference here is democrats had a clear goal in mind. they wanted to cover more people health surance. it not clear what republicans are groping towards aside from getting rid of the affordable care act. >> that is the great point. what is the plan? jennifer's point about promising the moon. sean spicer said we have a mandate to provide care to more people at lower deductibles. i thought if that's the mandate, that's a tough mandate to live up to. then you have sara to the point about deja vu, status quo bias is intense in health care. change is scary. which ever direction. this is tom macarthur in that audio, jennifer, saying "we're telling those people we're not going to pull the rug out from under them and if we do this too fast we are in fact going to pull the rug out from under them." >> i think their honest the i is at least refreshing and you make another good point, chris, which is one of the complaints about obamacare and the complaint donald trump out theed was that the deduc

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. >>> a disappointing case of deja vu yesterday for detroit fans. nemesis aaron rodgers of green bay snatching away the nfc title. >> in the corner of the end zone. touchdown. >> rodgers threw four touchdown passes in green bay's 34-21 win on the road, but both teams will make the playoffs. >>> and an old hand takes the controls as dallas roar into the playoffs. tony romo took over but the dallas cowboys rested rookie sensation. dallas was 13-3 on the season and will be the top playoff seed. >>> the san francisco 49ers make changes at the top after sinking to the bottom of the nfl standings. the team yesterday filed head coach chip kelly and general manager trent baalke. the niners ended the season by losing 14 games. >> while the rose parade's "never on sunday" moves it to monday, they look at how they'll keep the crowds safe. >> reporter: the stands are set. police presence will be at an all-time high. you have 700,000 people expected to be here that have to come with security concerns. >> absolutely. incidents like berlin, nice, france, are stark

more on the storm and highway 17, deja vu, a large tree blocked a large portion of the santa cruz mountains of drivers withere strande. the same thing happens during that's week's storms, too. >> yes, jessica, it is a mess here for the past two weeks basically. it is still a mess here tonight even though it may not looked like it. we are actually standing ton southbound 17 lanes because chp has actually closed it down here. they are making everybody going off the bear creek exit and they can take the old santa cruz highway roads. it could be at least three more hours we are hearing and continues to be a stormy headache for the people that drives here every. >> the massive tree and mud slide blocking southbound lanes near the redwood estates and behind it, darkness and drivers turned off their car and gas an up. >> drivers stuck near bear creek grove. >> we had a bunch of bad days recently, it is tiring that we sit here and you are not sure where to go. >> one night we started out at 4:30 in san jose and we got home at 12:30. >> some decided to turn around and go the wrong way to escape the

it is essentially deja vu, isn't it?t was this time last year. >> i think this movement will have shot and long-term impacts of the markets. entering into the market in the near term and it is going to hold and be strong temporarily. but in the long-term, i think this action is a setback after liberalization of the currency in a very long-term. enough, there are various curves. as if peoplek would be taking their money out. it is pretty rapidly. >> the individuals, foreign investments. will removek they those measures in the short-term. the next three to six months, i think 7.0 is going to be a offshore.g thing for it is not easily broken through in the next three to six months. >> we saw at launching at 5%. could we see that and perhaps it resumes the trajectory we have been witnessing? >> we will see how the market is always correct. it will continue the depreciation against the u.s. dollar. >> for this story, it does remain a large extent. of peopleoss the bows shorting the yuan, isn't it? >> over the last two days, i

. >>> highway 17 is back open after a case of deja vu, a large tree blocked a portion of the highwaye santa cruz mountains. it happened during the evening commute stopping traffic and leaving some drivers completely stranded. the three did it near redwood. hundreds of cars stuck well past midnight. the chp closed 17 southbound add bear creek road before they did, you see that man? spray painted three-plus hours on his towel and held it up telling other drivers to exit immediately. >> try to help people go -- not go through the damage i did. >> we are also told three buses full of high schoolers were stuck there well into the night. >>> dozens of people living in hollis str forced from their homes because of major flooding there. the pacheco creek is flowing through lover's creek as it's called. the levee broke for the second time in two weeks. 21 people and dozens of farm animals had to be rescued. the county declared a local emergency. last week's flooding happened in this same exact spot. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," our coverage of president donald trump's ina

that was deja vu. >> american alligator. kennedy: crocodiles are much bigger in australia.that's as big as a small boat. >> we have problem crocs. we have gone from a population of 4,000. through different conservation efforts we are up to about 140,000. kennedy: is that good? but the population has come back. the problem is that now the public outcry is there are too many crocs. you have got to look after them. you have to look after all these animals. kennedy: you can catch "outback wrangler." hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. kennedy: my cloak is so vast it has its own sanctuary city. this is the "topical storm

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that was deja vu. >> american alligator. kennedy: crocodiles are much bigger in australia.hat's as big as a small boat. >> we have problem crocs. we have gone from a population of 4,000. through different conservation efforts we are up to about 140,000. kennedy: is that good? but the population has come back. the problem is that now the public outcry is there are too many crocs. you have got to look after them. you have to look after all these animals. kennedy: you can catch "outback wrangler." kennedy: my cloak is so vast it has its own sanctuary city. this is the "topical storm." topic number of one. i have a feeling you were watching the inauguration also thinking to yourself, what on earth are these people saying to each other. the transition of power from unlikely foes. the past presidents flirting with each other and their wives. what goes on behind fake smiles and nervous eyes. leave it to bad lip reading to break it down. >> i'm important. you want to be me, don't you. quite a figure. >> i'm going to barf. do you ever wash that wig? i pretend i like you but i hate y

. >>> deja vu, a dense fog advisory in effect across the entire region and we're tracking rain and windy gusts. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast helping you plan your sunday. >> reporter: gray, do you know how lucky we are? because i was doing the math. if this was a typical january, we would be getting 15 to 25 inches of snow. we kind of dodged a bullet. it has not felt like january at all this month. we had a a couple of days earlier in the month it was pretty cold. we had a minor snow effect, but outside that, it's been very, very mild. philadelphia running four degrees above average for the month of january. there's the view looking live on sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport, wet runways it's not raining in philadelphia, it is damp with a little bit of mist and drizzle and steadier rains off to the southeast off the jersey shore area from atlantic city to wildwood and cape may. there's the view, we've set it in motion for you, this is the very last of it, most of today will feature clouds and patchy fog and drizzle

is this deja vu? is this 2016 all over again? robert: there are big differences. the beginning of last year, the big move was the strength of the dollar particularly in the offshore markets. that was allowed to run for a while, and then the authorities reacted by pushing up in hong kong and tightening support of the currency. this time, they got their reaction in first. this is an important constructive step for there are broader changes underway. that is interesting because some are saying yes, it helped deter speculators, but they undermined china's push to make it an international reserve currency. right? robert: the question is whether it is a short-term maneuver or telling us something about the long-term and whether we will see thi volatility recovery. you have to remember the quarter has been reset at the beginning of the year. it is a particularly important point that we see the offshore currency appreciating, not depreciating against the u.s. dollar. vonnie: the longer-term trend seems to be depreciation, and china is trying to strengthen at the moment to

needless to say some fans are getting a bad sense of deja vu. others are trying to look on the bright side. >> the niners fired balky after is six years as general manager. the team will have had four head coaches in four seasons. >>> the "washington post" is walking past its report that what was used from the russians attack the energy department. >>> the worry was russians were attacking our energy in tp infrastructu infrastructure. but the post is adjusting its story specifying it doesn't know it was the russian government and indeed there may not have been a tack attack at all. the post gets very specific while a computer may have been attacked, it was not attached to the electrical grid. so that is a walk back. donald trump attacks g.m. in an early morning tweet. he said general motors is sending mexican made model of chevy cruze to u.s. car dealers tax free. g.m. doesn't pay a tax because of 1/2 attachment most of the models are made in ohio. there is a new take is circulating from his new year's eve party. it is on social media. it shows

it was deja vu all over again for those who saw the real thing. >> it went on for a long time.ldn't get enough of the o.j. trial. >> i'm o.j.. >> best "do it yourselfers." give it to the gaines and their hit home makeover show. >> i do love a good "fixer upper" marathon. chip and joanna gaines, you're just adorable. >>> animation brought us the best -- >> tina, what is going on? >> your mom. >> what? >> the strangest new arrive? >> vodka and chainsaws? >> that's right, father and son warrior weekend! >> son of zosh, what a weird show, right? it's like he-man meets arrested development? >> and the worst oversight finally corrected after all these years, congratulations to ru paul, at long last winning an emmy. >> don't touch that dvr. coming up, we've got the biggest, best, and baddest in big news, some spectacular moments in sports, and -- roll it! >> you're my judge? you're my judge? >> we'll go out for the worst night at the movies, the best blast off, and are you excited or is that a flaming phone in your pocket? "all the best, all the worst 2016" rolls on. uh, you asked to

. >> deja vu for currencies. >> this is the second hour of daybreak asia live from bloomberg u.s.nd asian headquarters. it is just past 8:00 a.m. in hong kong. >> 7:00 p.m. in new york, i am betty liu. i wonder what else will pop up in a 17. >> you have to break it down, so many of them. >> any number of them can affect the stock market but today we were focused on wall street on what is ahead in the u.s. jobs report. a glance of it with a private payrolls report from adp which sent a little bit of a doubt in the market about the growth because it came in under estimates. we have more on what happened on wall street. for theteresting set up friday wall street trade because we closed off the lows, the -- most losses you raised any nasdaq closed at a record which is an interesting set up, despite -- check out the market snapshot, the dollar extended losses, the new concerns about a strong currency by the fed bonds rallied and yields sank ahead of the friday data. bloomberg, this is bullish dollar bets, going into the new year, way off admit year. -- where we were admitted year. -- m

needless to say, some are getting a bad sense of deja vu. >> fire coach, fire coach. establish his team i would feel a lot better. >> the niners fired after six years as g.m. you want to talk about turnover. the team is going to have four head coaches in four seasons. jed york predicted that the 49ers would not be going to the super bowl. >> one of the easiest predictions. >> that was present easy. i think everything else is fairly difficult. we'll try to do this. a little prediction on this the first day of business of 2017. we can say shares in general motors will be in play. this after our next president attacked g.m. in an early morning tweet. general motors says donald trump is sending mexican made model of the chevy cruze making usa pay big border tax t. he often tweets with american companies and that moves their stock usually to the negative. one way to play it out would be to figure out what the president-elect is thinking about. short the stock before the tweet. probably a lower open. futures on the broader index call for down arrows. many investors do expec

. >> within minutes, success. .ut it might have been deja vu because two weeks earlier at the same resort- >> we know your arms are hurting. take a deep breath. >> i can't. it hurts so bad. 7:00 a.m., wet will show you the do's and don'ts of staying safe with your "gma first look." announcer: now, "good morning washington," on your side. 6:30, aight now at winter weather alert. we are expecting winter precipitation to start following in just a few hours. expected to have a big impact. the stormwatch 7 weather app weather team is out in force helping you get ready for what is ahead. good morning, i'm larry smith. autria: i'm autria godfrey. get ready, it is coming. withve two meteorologists you this morning. veronica johnson is tracking the latest. veronica: this is a small system, but it is always the small systems that at times can be tricky to forecast. and hard for folks to get a handle on because it is not that big of a deal, but when it hits the roads it does not make for a good mixture. in someling earlier locations, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, could make for some slick condi

jonathan: dÉjÀ vu on the ski lift. cell phone video when >>> i'm not sure i didn't hit him. jonathan: a would-be robber probably thought he'd have an easy job robbing a 74-year-old woman. little did he know he meet his match. michelle: she came face to face with him but he ended up running. the man broke in her home pointedded a gun to her face but she lunged for her gun nearby and the thief took off with her firing at him. >> i'm not sure i didn't hit him. i don't know yet. i tried to kill him. if you break on me i'm going to kill him. he is going to kill me or i'm going to kill him. jonathan: the robber won't go back. michelle: i'd be scared to do the interview with the gun in her hand. jonathan: investigators with the bowie county sheriff office says they have no problem with the actions taken by the pistol packing granny. we are glad she is safe. michelle: i hope he sees the story. don't go near her. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- unprecedented look at the murders committed by the >> no river of

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>> it was, it was like deja vu last night at dinner.trange. >> sean: did eric bolling have to do the heimlich again? >> no, fortunately i stayed away from shrimp. >> sean: [laughs] >> it was just so nice, to see those people. >> sean: can i just take my you've never been more wrong on politics in your life. i will play montage of you being so wrong about donald trump. let's roll the tape. >> i've one thing to say one thing only. that is that this race is over. trump has no place to go, his race, effectively as of tonight, is no longer a presidential race. this race is over, you might as well check it. the question now is how do you minimize damage? as far as donald trump is concerned, it will never, ever happened. remind me of said this, she will crush them. she can crush him from jail. >> sean: from the tape, she will crush him. she will crush him from jail. that's what he said. are you saying i'm right, she belongs there too? why did you see this coming, you are smart. >> i don't think i analyzed the race closer than i did for this on

. >> a bit of deja vu then. >> a bit of a warning. >> so what does stability look like in terms of price levels then by the first half? >> i think by the time we get to the french elections, beginning of -- end of april, beginning of may, we'll have parody in euro/dollar. 3% on the ten-year treasury, dollar/yen somewhere low mid 120s on dollar/yen. with the dollar yuan rate might be 7.3. that would make it feel like the fed is in control. >> back to the yuan, it seems heavy handed. they tried to manage the currency before with little success and that drew consternation by the international stage. now trying to restrict international flows, m&a flows, individual cash, now try doing this. are they losing more credibility? >> i don't know whether they want -- yes, they're losing some credibility on the surface, but it's incredibly difficult to control capital flows in an economy where the flows in and out are so big. there was a story yesterday about the size of the direct investment flows from china into the united states over the last couple of years. that's money going out. i have curren

. >>> highway 17 is back opened this morning after a case of deja vu.arge tree blocked a major portion of the freeway in the santa cruz mountains. it happened during last night's evening commute stopping traffic completely and leaving some drivers stranded. we have the three did it right there near redwood estates. we're told hundreds of cars were stuck well past midnight. the chp closed 17 southbound at bear creek road, but before they did, we saw this guy, who had spray painted "3-plus hours" on a towel, held it up telling other drivers to exit immediately. >> try and help people not go through the brain damage i did. >> we are also told three buses full of high schoolers were stuck there well into the night. >>> authorities at the port of oakland say terminals will be back opened today. this after an inauguration-related work stoppage yesterday. workers didn't show up and that forced the port to close down. sources at the port say some members of the international long shore and warehouse union stayed hole. all to send a message about donald trumpal

we are hoping we don't see deja vu of a few days ago. >> we're seeing this color. >> yes, we'll have a lot of rain rolling in here again. here we go with another round of some rain moving into the bay area. i want to show you this time lapse of the view from mount hamilton as the sun rose earlier today. it was so beautiful. we're still some clouds rolling through, but the clouds are starting to thin out. we'll get a little more sunshine for the south bay as we head onto the noon hour. here's what it looks like from below. san jose seeing once again a filtered sunshine and some chilly temperatures as we are still in the 40s. and we are also in the 30s in livermore where the fog has been really thick. napa has made it up to 50 degrees, one of the warmer spots there on the map. and we will see a mix of sun and clouds. once again for the rest of the day, starting to see, here we go, that green that chris is wearing, that same shade. and we will see some more of those showers moving in. now i want to take you hour by hour to show you when we will start to see this rain moving in. well, fo

needless to say, some fans right now are getting a bad vibe of deja vu. others are lying to look at the bright side. >> we still have five rings, better than most people out there. >> a proud story franchise. they fire baalke as six years as gm. the team will have four head coaches in four seasons. >> that would be denver at the same time, all the raiders fans were leaving after the game, it was an interesting time. >> disappointed raiders fands. >> people were rowdy, even at the airport. coming up next, problem in the skies, the reason that the flight from australia to san francisco was delayed by more than a day. >>> and as we've been mentioning, nbc bay area has issued a micro climate weather alert because of all the rain that is moving in. take kerry hall's forecast with you all day wherever you go by downloading the app. you can check the interactive radar, track the rain or snow wherever you are. we're back in two minutes. >> anger in the air, and it's all caught on video. a passenger on board a 14-hour flight from sydney, austrailia i can't to san

so i just -- it's deja vu all over again. there's some differences in the circumstances, but it's disturbing that this executive order which was so poorly planned, was so ill conceived, was to cruel and so inhumane that it has sparked in our nation and in our justice department a revulsion against its inhumanity in its own constitutionality, and i believe it is. it does have a clear priority of one religion over another. that is simply not allowed in our constitution. >> the legal action now being taken by your state, part of the legal argument, you need to prove the executive order is doing harm to washington state. what's your argument there? >> well, it's doing harm, obviously, to the individuals involved. i consoled an american citizen, a wife of a man who's cousins of boeing engineer. her husband had a visa. vetted ready to go. he flew and then donald trump would not let him go the last six feet to embrace his wife who's an american citizen. they went him back to vienna. the individual harm and the tears she shed that ni

i'm getting a bit of deja vu from the primaries, actually.you said, there are thousands of people out here in warren, michigan, to stand in rally for the health care, for the affordable care act. and we've seen star-studded democrats take that stage, and of course, the headliner, bernie sanders will be coming at the end of the rally and that's still to come. we at nbc had a chance to speak with senator sanders and speak to him about what he expects to come out of these dozens of rallies that are happening over the country. take a look at what he said to us. >> you're going to move to the privatization of medicare. you're going to make devastating cuts in medicaid and raise prescription drug costs for citizens and what are the american people are saying don't do that. >> reporter: as you can see, the targets are out for the gop. they've been rallying as much for the affordable care act as they are to replace and repeal in their words, in their statements. we did have a chance to speak to a bunch of people attending these rallies and bear in mi

it is a deja vu for some of us >> reporter: if you can remember back then what cause that had fire. >> i remember talking to the fire marshall he said he wasn't, it was hard to determine but the belief was it was careless smoke, wooden roof deck. >> reporter: a lot of pet lovers did everybody get their pets out, some people will risk their lives on get their pets out. >> i believe so, i don't have have a pet. i know my neighbor has a dog and a lot of people seemed to have dogs outside. so i everybody, it was a pretty calm evacuation of the building. i think people had time to get the out what they needed. >> reporter: maybe next tenant s meeting get an alarm for that roof deck if it keeps getting on fire. >> yeah if there is something that can be done for that, one hopes. >> reporter: we appreciate your time, need a place to keep warm our live truck will do. there you have it, residents very calm, very collected there, and as he told you, second fire in this building within a decade. that is at the same spot on the roof again and i was than the just joking when i say figure out to get

. >>> moving on, the removal of acting attorney general sally yates has some democrats crying deja vu. lawmakers on the left say president trump's actions last night remind them of a saturday night back in 1973 when president nixon purged doj officials. but this suspect quite the same. back then nixon fired the special prosecutor who was investigating the watergate scandal. cox conducted a detailed investigation into the nixon white house and found the president was guilty of many abuses of power. soon after that, cox was recease leased. nixon's attorney general and deputy attorney general resigned in protest. the series of resignations became known as the saturday night massacre. >>> we had a monday night massacre. sally yates, a person of great integrity, who follows the law, was fired by the president. she was fired because she would not enact, pursue the executive order on the belief that it was illegal. perhaps unconstitutional. >> you see it right there, senator chuck schumer calling it a monday night massacre. joining me from los angeles john dean. john, there is literally nobo

but it might have been deja vu.er at the same resort. >> we know your arms are hurting. take some deep breaths. >> i can't. >> reporter: another 11-year-old boy, got stuck the same way, trying to get off the ride at the middle station to ski halfway down. they tell us riding a ski lift is even safer than riding an elevator, but even so just days ago, a texas mom on vacation in colorado with her two daughters, fell 20 feet off a lift and died. the two little girls surviving. the cause of her fall still under investigation. the typical cause of a far from >> reporter: since 2004 four people have died falling off a ski lift and not related to a e mechanical malfunction. >> some of our ski areas are adding prongs or fingers to the restraint bar itself so it better secures people on the lift. >> reporter: all right, so the most important tip, make sure that this bar is all the way down. make sure you're seated all the way back. if you have backpack, keep it on your lap and if it falls, let it go. don't try to grab it. ro

this is dÉjà vu that i've seen this in san jose's alum asking you to deny the staff report.nanimously. thank you for a much. >> moved for approval >> motion? >> i think we had this discussion a number of times and we know the challenges are ahead of us and we need to make sure high-speed rail is represented at the table and they are in partnership with us. like ed said, the city would be smart to do what we need to do. >> it's a mistake to change what you want to do structurally because of individuals. you have to do your structure based upon the assumption you're going to have, [inaudible] >> we have a first and a segment with that director tran i got reiskin aye nuru aye harper yet. that's for aye and item 11 is approved. your next item item 12 z legend of chair and vice chair which was noted earlier under item 3 that the item was being proposed to next month. at this time, you are now scheduled to go into closed session not received any indication member the public wants to address you on the item listed. however they have an opportunity to do so now. we will go ahead and

saturday, we pretty much did a snow show because we knew the snow was coming, sort of feels like deja vu>> we're talking another threat, lauren and shawn of a little bit of light snow, wintery mix but not as much of what we saw, the weather over past several days, has been kind of crazy, a little bit of a roller coaster ride, a couple of days ago, the high temperature at the philadelphia international airport was 67 degrees. right now, temperatures are below freezing and yes, we have that threat of light snow moving in a little later on today. starting off cold, dry and also quiet. look at that temperature below freezing. 31 degrees right now, winds out of the east-northeast about the seven miles per hour, all is quiet if you're walking the dog getting that cup of joe. 31 in wilmington, 31 that millville, upper 20's in atlantic city. 19 currently in the poconos mountains. so as we take a look at ultimate doppler look at the shrug of moisture moving across the ohio river valley headed towards the delaware valley later on. we'll zoom in a little closer, we have the cloud cover, most precip

deja vu all over again except the parties have switched places. >> you talk about so many people whold potentially lose health care. do we have any sense of what could happen if they do repeal? >> a lot of people -- like we would lose health care. we're expecting 29 million people have coverage through the law and if the law were ended, not replaced with anything, those 20 million people, they would lose their health insurance coverage. if there was a replacement plan, i've looked at a lot of them. they do cover some but not as many. we're talking millions. we don't know exactly how many. >> big battles still to come. sara clef, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow morning john dickerson's guests will woolsey and also mitch mcconnell, reince priebus and cory booker. >>> time now to show you some of this morning's headlines. the "chicago tribune" says the four suspects are being held without bail. the beating and torturing of the 18-year-old may have been triggered by a message from the victim's mother asking where her son was. >>> the "washington post" reports on new

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