descent from outside and enemy to look the right kind of strong. but internal descent, it's tricky. you need internal descent to stay healthy, in order to course correct when you are getting something wrong, especially if you're a big, powerful agency. right? you need there to be or you won't grow. you'll cease to be able to function at your best. descent is threatening to people in power. right? the people in power who the descenters are complaining about. it's tricky. it's a balance. the fbi under j. edgar hoover is the example of not handling that balance very well. that's how you get a director for life. i mean, other agencies tried to cure themselves against descent that naturally grows inside powerful institutions and that's why we have powerful whistle blower protection programs and private companies. there are sometimes means by which people can anonymously complain or anonymously report up the chain things that they think are dangerous or wrong. the state department, though, they have some things singular. thanks in part to the disaster that was the vietnam war, the state d

to have a public descent ant they go respond for respect and not leaving the descent ant out in public view those are higher priorities any questions - does the - investigations work with the district attorney investigators occ the district attorney's office the medicines office and crime scene and all other participating unit to do we we think that a comprehensive investigation and walk through with the incident crime scene once occ allows it i don't know if any of you have respondent i've worked unfortunately over 15 to 12 officer-involved shooting shooting we all work together but wait patiently to get people together and do one walk through to not /* containment the crime scene what the da needs to be present. >> that's the point is the da i read the question and answer the question. >> da i we try to wait for everybody. >> read the question. >> don't the da need to be present no. >> for a walk through but collaboratively we try to wait for everybody. >> once the criticisms in ferguson with michael brown was on the ground they throughout the medical examiners office then the office

we're enforcing 14 descent decrees and the reality is that the descent decrees that are filed, i was at a conference several weeks ago before the election, with a half dozen or so of those judges. let me tell you, they are not going to slouch around the enforcement of those descent decrees, they're rigorous and robust around the enforcement of the existing descent decrees, that's really important. i think a more important point is worth noting. i think what we all reflect here is the world of policing and the conversations that are happening in law enforcement today are just kind of so well on their way. they are -- there's a conversation happening among law enforcement leaders now, that some of us think was not happening three or four years ago. people in this country were once again focused on the really difficult and entrenched issues of racial justice and policing and public safety. how do communities get to define what public safety is i think given the rooms that i've been in with law enforcement and community leaders in recent years, abandoning the approach toward reform right

commissioner president wolfram supervisor tang supervisor yee 10 i's with one no supervisor farrell descent the ordinance as finally passed. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations supervisor kim thank you for your leadership. >> with that, madam clerk please call item 2. >> an ordinance to authorize the department that elections for the fourth amendment to extend the term to 2018 and increase the total initiative from 19 to approximately 29 million and reinforcement. >> supervisor breed. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee there are 11 i's. >> the ordinance has finally passed unanimously next item. >> item 3 an ordinance to amend the administrative code to modify the fines and fees at the public library. >> okay colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next time. >> an ordinance to amend the campaign and government conduct code to file the reports regarding the solicitation of charitable co

the spacecraft had failed in the final moments of its descent.pushing the boundaries of space exploration, our focus has also been very much on our own planet. 2016 has been declared the hottest year on record, putting climate change and how to tackle it in the spotlight once again. this year, our planet united, at least for a while. for the world's countries, a plan to cut greenhouse gases became international law. the groundwork was laid at a climate summit in paris last year. after years of negotiations, an historic global agreement had been reached. countries must now move away from fossil fuels and instead adopt a green energy approach. butjust as the paris deal came into force, donald trump was elected as the us president. he once called climate change a hoax. in 2012, he tweeted it was invented by the chinese to harm us businesses. and during his campaign, he said this is what he would do. we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop all payments of the united states tax dollars to un global warming programmes. island nations

i knew how honourable you were, i knew how descent you we re you were, i knew how descent you were fromwhat you were capable of. but i never fully expected that you occupy the heart, from all of us. we will continue to watch that speech from joe biden maybe play you another clip later on. i will be back in a few minutes time on outside source. we will look at interesting weather events round the worldment first off to eastern asia where we have areas of heavy rain to contend with. firstly, off the coast of vietnam, a chance this could form into a tropical storm but it is bringing intense downpours to coastal parts of vietnam. heavy rain in the southern philippines and central anaesthesia. further north a cold wind but mainly dry for south korea andjapan. on wind but mainly dry for south korea and japan. on to australia where we have an active monsoon season, so heavy showers, northern parts of western australia, warm in sydney. 36 degrees on friday before cooler conditions, new zealand is seeing a respite with drier and brighter weather and highs of 23 in auckland. across to north ameri

to have a public descent ant they go respond for respect and not leaving the descent ant out in public view those are higher priorities any questions - does the - investigations work with the district attorney investigators occ the district attorney's office the medicines office and crime scene and all other participating unit to do we we think that a comprehensive investigation and walk through with the incident crime scene once occ allows it i don't know if any of you have respondent i've worked unfortunately over 15 to 12 officer-involved shooting shooting we all work together but wait patiently to get people together and do one walk through to not /* containment the crime scene what the da needs to be present. >> that's the point is the da i read the question and answer the question. >> da i we try to wait for everybody. >> read the question. >> don't the da need to be present no. >> for a walk through but collaboratively we try to wait for everybody. >> once the criticisms in ferguson with michael brown was on the ground they throughout the medical examiners office then the office

and paris attack over a year ago, mainly french and belgian nationals of moroccan descent. those countries are part of this travel ban. why is that? >> i certainly trust our national security officials that they picked the seven nations that are affected here specifically, syria and iraq, which are isis strongholds and that is the reason they picked these nations and the vetting process clearly didn't meet the standards necessary to execute this. i think it's important to go back to the origin of the executive order. it is to protect all americans from foreign nationals who intend to come to this country to carry out terrorist acts and look, our country, our national security agencies must be right 100% of the time. terrorists only need to be correct one time. i think this is an important step, but it's necessary to be done and look, there's going to be hiccups with any kind of major rollout like this. i remind you, healthcare.gov. months and millions of dollars to execute that and they failed. i think what we're seeing now is unfortunate and clearly frustrating for those w

neil armstrong had command of the craft during the final descent to landing. both of them were standing. they were fully suited in their space suit, and they pretty much filled that interior volume in that position with those space suits on. it was not really designed for comfort. it was designed for the purpose of landing, giving the crew an exit so they could spend a couple of hours on the surface of the moon, and then launching again along with their precious cargo of lunar soil and rocks to bring back home to demonstrate that they had been there and to have those materials for scientists to begin analyzing to better understand the moon. it's also amazing to think that the computing power required in that day to send these craft to the moon and to program them for the descent and the launch was done with fairly primitive computer programs, and memory was minuscule compared to the memory we have now. and it's often said that the computinging power we hold in our hands every day with our smart phones is vastly more than it took to send people to the moon and

neil armstrong had command of the craft during the final descent to landing. both of them were standing. they were fully suited in their space suit and they pretty much filled that interior volume in that position with those space suits on. it was not really designed for comfort. it was designed for the purpose of landing, giving the crew an exit so they could spend a couple of hours on the surface of the moon and then launching again along with their precious cargo of lunar soil and rocks to bring back home to demonstrate that they had been there and to have those materials for scientists to begin analyzing to better understand the moon. it's also amazing to think that the computing power required in that day to send these craft to the moon and to program them for the descent and launch, was done with fairly primitive computer programs and memory was minuscule compared to the memory we have now. it's often said that the computing power we hold in our hands every day with our smartphones is vastly more than it took to send people to the moon and back. it gives

in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descentere illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more just society to everyone this ended our event because this is a place of worship we ask you leave the stage as quickly as possible thank you very much

today there are pretty descent al attorney that tifs. now it's 7:17 let's bring deceive in. >>> okay. thank you, sir. a far cry from my yesterday when we had a lot of fog. now there's patches of it, but nothing compared to sunday. mainly clear and cold out there. a lot of 30 dz showing up. it's a mostly sunny day. looks nice and then the same on tuesday and then the changes are on the way for wednesday. by wednesday afternoon, everybody is back in the rain. mostly sunny and some of the fog is tough to bun off. you get the available moisture and as you know there's been a bunch here in january and then the nights are still pretty long. you get the temperatures and due point and get together and get that dense fog and boy i will tell you that it's really established itself out in the skrally. more rain on the way and then three systems on wednesday, friday and sunday and some rain in between. i want to see a whooper of a system and there it is. it's a big snow producer and a loft that is mainly in the areas of northwest and then that can s

let's keep in mind there's hundreds of house of americans, of iranian descent who have relatives andusinesses in iran and appears that now all of that is going to have to be on hold and according to the statement from the iranian foreign ministry, they describe the executive order as a, quote, gift to extremists. it's an obvious insult to the islamic world and in particular, to the great nation of iran. now, of course, let's keep in mind that iran and the united states somewhat ironically are both supporting the iraqi government in baghdad in the fight against isis. more than 5,000 u.s. military personnel on the ground in the area around mosul supporting the iraqi army and the rift with iran. i've been in touch with the form er and he's been concerned about the implications of the executive order. if i can read this, what is the incentive of these people referring to iraqi soldiers to help us or protect us? they fall into despair anderson coop cooper. the one who serves on the ground, in iraqi, it could endanger personnel in iraq. >> all right. sobering note there. ben wedeman, thank

during his time in office, he had contended with a global financial crisis and syria's descent into war political stalemate at home. our correspondent laura trevelyan is in chicago. what are we expecting, laura? clive, you can see behind me the crowds are flooding into this lakeside convention centre eager to hear what barack obama convention centre eager to hear what ba rack obama has convention centre eager to hear what barack obama has to say in his closing address to the nation. this is where it all began for him where he came as a community organiser and this is where he claimed victory in chicago in 3008 so it is fitting he should choose this town for his farewell address. people i've been talking to will hope that the president will reassure them, an area of anxiety for democrats as they worry about what donald trump will bring and whether he can repeal obama's legacy as he is promising to do. the white house says this speech will be beyond politics, he will reflect what he has learned in his eight years in politics and offer some hunters to confront the challenges ahead, which i

every doctor you go to or specialist here in columbus, georgia is someone of pakistani or indian descent. so you are telling me, and we have china towns all over the united states of america, so we would have people believe those immigrants from those cultures are here illegally? we never talk about the other portion. you only sure about the ones that come across from the southern border. i would like someone to explain how many illegal immigrants we have here in the united states that did not come across from the southern border, who does not have brown figments and their skin, and who just flew in here on we -- work visa and never went back. greta: all right, yolanda. on your point, we will hear more from the president on immigration and the refugee policy. in the wall street journal, the president will order six refugee curves. he is reporting that their crafting executive orders for sweeping changes to u.s. refugee and immigration policy including the middle east, north africa deemed as a terror risk. that list includes people expected to include people from libya, and syria, molly.

in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descentere illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more just society to everyone this ended our event because this is a place of worship we ask you leave the stage as quickly as possible thank you very much >> good afternoon mr. clerk are we ready to call i'll officially call the meeting to order wednesday, january 11, 2017, it is one 13 in the afternoon please rise and join me for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god,

caucasian descent. more importantly, this democrat and republican think, it's out of control. it's like a big sandlot. if you don't want to play the ball game my way, it's the highway. look, we have to come to the middle. we should not be doing extremes. we as a society should quit complaining about people and start holding ourselves accountable. we only have ourselves to blame. let's grow up. as my wife says, pull your big girl panties up and move forward. let's start the you're right. let's hold ourselves accountable. host: a new survey from pew research takes a look at the house members of congress when it looks at their religious police. highlights the fact that nine out of 10 members in 90%,ew house and senate, describe themselves as members of the christian faith according to the survey. there are two non-christian republicans in the congress. both are jewish. that means 291 out of 293 congressional republicans identify as christian. there are a slightly more religious diversity on the democratic

to have a public descent ant they go respond for respect and not leaving the descent ant out in public view those are higher priorities any questions - does the - investigations work with the district attorney investigators occ the district attorney's office the medicines office and crime scene and all other participating unit to do we we think that a comprehensive investigation and walk through with the incident crime scene once occ allows it i don't know if any of you have respondent i've worked unfortunately over 15 to 12 officer-involved shooting shooting we all work together but wait patiently to get people together and do one walk through to not /* containment the crime scene what the da needs to be present. >> that's the point is the da i read the question and answer the question. >> da i we try to wait for everybody. >> read the question. >> don't the da need to be present no. >> for a walk through but collaboratively we try to wait for everybody. >> once the criticisms in ferguson with michael brown was on the ground they throughout the medical examiners office then the office

to have a public descent ant they go respond for respect and not leaving the descent ant out in public view those are higher priorities any questions - does the - investigations work with the district attorney investigators occ the district attorney's office the medicines office and crime scene and all other participating unit to do we we think that a comprehensive investigation and walk through with the incident crime scene once occ allows it i don't know if any of you have respondent i've worked unfortunately over 15 to 12 officer-involved shooting shooting we all work together but wait patiently to get people together and do one walk through to not /* containment the crime scene what the da needs to be present. >> that's the point is the da i read the question and answer the question. >> da i we try to wait for everybody. >> read the question. >> don't the da need to be present no. >> for a walk through but collaboratively we try to wait for everybody. >> once the criticisms in ferguson with michael brown was on the ground they throughout the medical examiners office then the office

in a far away land it is here and now nearly 17 years ago over one hundred americans of japanese descentere illegally incarcerated in concentration camps those camps exist could i so in the threat that lies before us inspiration hope and faith in the human spirit and in the undying belief that together we can create an equal and more just society to everyone this ended our event because this is a place of worship we ask you leave the stage as quickly as possible thank you very mu sfgovtv.org. >> neighborhoods and san francisco as exists and fascist as the people that i think inhabitable habit them the bay area continues to change for the better as new start up businesses with local restaurants and nonprofit as the collaborative spaces the community appeal is growing too. >> what anchors me to the community i serve is a terminal connection this is the main artery of the southeast neighborhood that goes around visitacion valley and straight down past the ball park and into the south of market this corridor the hub of all activity happening in san francisco. >> i'm barbara garcia of the win

to have a public descent ant they go respond for respect and not leaving the descent ant out in public view those are higher priorities any questions - does the - investigations work with the district attorney investigators occ the district attorney's office the medicines office and crime scene and all other participating unit to do we we think that a comprehensive investigation and walk through with the incident crime scene once occ allows it i don't know if any of you have respondent i've worked unfortunately over 15 to 12 officer-involved shooting shooting we all work together but wait patiently to get people together and do one walk through to not /* containment the crime scene what the da needs to be present. >> that's the point is the da i read the question and answer the question. >> da i we try to wait for everybody. >> read the question. >> don't the da need to be present no. >> for a walk through but collaboratively we try to wait for everybody. >> once the criticisms in ferguson with michael brown was on the ground they throughout the medical examiners office then the office

. >> first, i'm an american of chinese descent. my father immigrated here. he struggled so that we can take part in this beautiful thing called a new year's chinese parade, and make that very bold statement, we're not going anywhere! >> and this was in hong kong, people celebrated the lunar new year with fireworks-the fireworks show lasted about 20 minutes. >>> and san francisco's chinese new year's parade is set for be february 11th. you can watch the parade right they're on fox 2. >>> well, the warriors had two things going against them when they faced off against portland last night. it was the second game in two nights, and steph curry missed his first game of the season because he had that flu, but the warriors momentum seemed unchanged. the game started as a showcase for kevin durant's talents. heed up with 33 -- he ended up with 33 points. golden state gets the victory. >>> the oakland a's are getting ready to promote the upcoming baseball season. this year players got off the field, took to the city in a series of photo shoots. the pitcher said it's

commissioner president wolfram supervisor tang supervisor yee 10 i's with one no supervisor farrell descent the ordinance as finally passed. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations supervisor kim thank you for your leadership. >> with that, madam clerk please call item 2. >> an ordinance to authorize the department that elections for the fourth amendment to extend the term to 2018 and increase the total initiative from 19 to approximately 29 million and reinforcement. >> supervisor breed. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee there are 11 i's. >> the ordinance has finally passed unanimously next item. >> item 3 an ordinance to amend the administrative code to modify the fines and fees at the public library. >> okay colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next time. >> an ordinance to amend the campaign and government conduct code to file the reports regarding the solicitation of charitable co

in the end people should be encouraged by the fact we're starting off on a descent footing with leaders around the world including president putin. >> dickerson: that means so sanctions were discussed either. let me ask you a question about the border wall. there was confusion how it might be paid for. there was talk about a 20% import tax. the response to that from the left and right, that would essentially pass the cost onto american consumers. can you straighten that out for us? >> yes i can straighten that out. there is no final conclusion how the wall will be paid for by the mexican government. it can either be through a tax on goods coming through the border, a tax and formula on import and export taxes and credits. it could be on drug cartels. it could be on people coming here illegally and paying fines. it could be all of the above. there is a buffet of options we have in order to pay for the wall. we need to pay for the wall. we will build the wall. it will get done. so, we're at the beginning stages of this process. we have been in office for about seven or eight days. we have

she is so, so descent. and she is so inclusive. i mean, so inclusive.he whole world looks at her, and she conveys such a -- she conveys america. so it's been -- i'm going on too much, but i really -- i don't like them, i love them. and it's -- it's a mutual thing. we've had each other's backs and i'll be there for anything he wants. >> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, how smart is it for the president-elect to antagonize his own intelligence community as we learn more and more about what happened behind closed doors with donald trump? >>> also, stacked up like jets over o'hare, three confirmation hearings for three major nominees. and tonight, a look at how some of trump's selections split with the boss. >>> and an emotional moment that brought an emotional man to tears. the honor the president bestowed today on the man he calls his brother. "the 11th hour" begins now.

she is so, so descent. and she is so inclusive. i mean, so inclusive. the whole world looks at her, and she conveys such a -- she conveys america. so it's been -- i'm going on too much, but i really -- i don't like them, i love them. and it's -- it's a mutual thing. we've had each other's backs and i'll be there for anything he wants. >> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, how smart is it for the president-elect to antagonize his own intelligence community as we learn more and more about what happened behind closed doors with donald trump?

also, dozens of state department officials expected to sign a descent memo arguing, we are better than this ban. this weekend, almost immediately upon news of the order, protests broke out. thousands taking to areas and protests tonight in at least five cities, including washington, d.c., where democrats just a short time ago stood in front of the supreme court to call on the president to reverse the new policy. top republicans, including john mccain and lindsey graham, have also come out across the order. gop representative mike coffman calling it a poorly executed and embarrassment. former president barack obama who hadn't spoke out since leaving office supported the protesters saying that he was heartened by the level of engagement taking place in communities around the country. joining me now is a associate professor of law. professor, can you tell us what your own refugee experience was? >> hi, thank you so much for having me on the show. yes, i was one of these people who from a country that's a terrorist country, from iran and i had the hijab and shouted death to america when i

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. >> reporter: this is a filmmaker of japanese and australian descent who co-directed the public service announcement. she said she saw parallels between trump's anti-muslim rhetoric and the mass incarcerion of japanesemerican tizens duri world w ii. athe endf the vio, it's vealed tt the janese wom isctualla muslim wan wearing spial make. >> d't let hisry repea itlf. i think tmp stirsp a lo of contrersy iterms of marginizing ceain groupsf people. and i think over time, it can be normalized, and that's really scary to me. >> reporter: other japanese-americans are reaching out as well. kathy masaoka is an activist in l.a. who has worked with the muslim community ever since the 9/11 attacks. she feels that the japanese-american community needs to stand in solidarity with muslims. >> but i feel japanese-americans, we have a particular role and responsibility to really remind people that the camps were wrong, that this government apologized, and that we are not going to let people say that it was okay. ever. >> reporter: it's a reminder that this man feels is completely necessary. >> of cours

commissioner president wolfram supervisor tang supervisor yee 10 i's with one no supervisor farrell descent the ordinance as finally passed. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations supervisor kim thank you for your leadership. >> with that, madam clerk please call item 2. >> an ordinance to authorize the department that elections for the fourth amendment to extend the term to 2018 and increase the total initiative from 19 to approximately 29 million and reinforcement. >> supervisor breed. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee there are 11 i's. >> the ordinance has finally passed unanimously next item. >> item 3 an ordinance to amend the administrative code to modify the fines and fees at the public library. >> okay colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is finally passed unanimously next time. >> an ordinance to amend the campaign and government conduct code to file the reports regarding the solicitation of charitable co

. >> he's of syrian descent and is visiting family in turkey right now and there's a worry he's not going to be able to get back in the united states. >> reporter: the response from california's congressional delegation has been critical of president trump's order. on national holocaust remembrance day senator kamala harris made a special reference in one of her tweets. "during the holocaust we failed to let refugees like anne frank into our country. we can't let this history repeat itself." now, there is already a legal challenge in the works. the council on american islamic relations is planning a news conference monday to announce a lawsuit against this executive order. larry, back to you. >> all right, sergio, thank you. >>> a bay area businessman is not taking any chance the trump administration might delete years of hard work done by the environmental protection agency. billionaire hedge fund manager tom stier and non-profit next gen climate are taking steps to preserve the epa's climate change findings. stier copied the entire website and moved it over to saveourepa.com. >> what we

with some of the classic musical numbers that accompanied new york's new year's eve ball making its descent. we stay with the pictures, but this has been a huge security operation in new york. an estimated 2 million people in the area, surrounded by a ring of about 40,000 ton trucks and police to keep everybody say. it is a comfortable temperature. lots of the traditional hats doing the rounds and couples enjoying themselves, but the temperature roughly five celsius, so not freezing and people enjoying themselves, as you can see. let's cut back and hear some more of the music. # these little town blues # are melting away # i'll make a brand new start of it # in old new york # ifi new start of it # in old new york # if i can make it there # i'll make it anywhere # it's up to you, new york, new york # new york, new # i want to wake up in a city # and find i'm top of the list # top of the hill # number one # these little town blues a huge number of tourists, as with every year, as many go to attend this event. it sweeps across from east to west, each city in the different time zones nowjoining

supervisor mar supervisor peskin no there are 9 i's and with an no with supervisor peskin in the descent. >> the resolution is adopted please call item 18. >> a resolution to consent to the use of outside increment to be deposited in the property taxes trusting to fund the housing that the investment & infrastructure is to build under he's construction. >> commissioner tang supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin there are 10 i's. >> the resolution is adopted unanimously madam clerk call items 28 and 29 together. >> are to resolutions it approve two unlitigated claims the claim was filed in 2016 by amy against the st. city for 60 thousand and item 29 claim filed in 2015 against the city for $73,000 for property damage. >> colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? without objection the resolutions are duped unanimously item thirty. >> an ordinance to amend the planning code to create an alternative for payrolls to director the affordable housing fee to the smmz sma

traditionally was held by someone who has -- someone who is of asian and in some specific cases chinese descent and out of respect for that, he withdrew his name. and it left me with a hard decision, mostly because i know julie sue for a long time and her work in the community and i have a lot of less suspect for her. i've heard incredible things about mr. hing and i didn't know mr. homasockey well, so i was rely ongoing the people who reached out to me, the information they provided, their presentations, the conversations, and at the end of the day, you know, i was really surprised that i had a strong interests in supporting mr. homasockey and it had to do with more so what he was about and what he represented. i think about the fact that you know, as a member of the board of supervisors, i think about my life and how number one, i've lost a cousin who was killed by sfpd. number two, i personally witnessed sfpd beat my cousin and i've seen these incidents personally and experienced it. a lot of police brutality growing up in community and thinking it's normal and there was nothing that could b

. >> he's of syrian descent and is visiting family in turkey right now and there's a worry he's not going to be able to get back in the united states. >> reporter: the response from california's congressional delegation has been critical of president trump's order. on national holocaust remembrance day senator kamala harris made a special reference in one of her tweets. "during the holocaust we failed to let refugees like anne frank into our country. we can't let this history repeat itself." now, there is already a legal challenge in the works. the council on american islamic relations is planning a news conference monday to announce a lawsuit against this executive order. larry, back to you. >> all right, sergio, thank you. >>> a bay area businessman is not taking any chance the trump administration might delete years of hard work done by the environmental protection agency. billionaire hedge fund manager tom stier and his non-profit next gen climate are taking steps to preserve the epa's climate change findings. stier copied the entire website and moved it over to saveourepa.com. >> wha

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word of growing descent inside the state department. and a growing number of veterans outraged too because some of the immigrants put their lives on the line to help our troops. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of career diplomats worldwide have drafted a rare formal letter of decent. saying president trump's restriction on refugees and immigrants will not mean -- "a drop in terror attacks in the united states, rather, it will be a drop in international good will towards americans." sean spicer reacting today to the news of that letter first reported on abc. >> i think that they should either get with the program or they can go. >> reporter: veterans groups are speaking out strongly against the ban as well. the head of the iraq and afghanistan veterans saying in a tweet, this the flatout un-american. ignorant and shameful. bad for our economy, int'l standing and soul as a nation. defense secretary jim mattis today did ask the pentagon to compile a list of names of iraqi translators and support staff who have worked wi

she is so, so descent. and she is so inclusive. i mean, so inclusive. looking at her, and the whole world looks at her, and she conveys such a -- she conveys america. so it's been -- i'm going on too much, but i really -- i don't like them, i love them. and it's -- it's a mutual thing. we've had each other's backs and i'll be there for anything he wants. >> msnbc's live coverage continues into "the 11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, how smart is it for the president-elect to antagonize his own intelligence community as we learn more and more about what happened behind closed doors with donald trump? >>> also, stacked up like jets over o'hare, three confirmation hearings for three major nominees. and tonight, a look at how some of trump's selections split with the boss. >>> and an emotional moment that brought an emotional man to tears. the honor the president bestowed today on the man he calls his brother. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. tomorrow puts us just one week

change and the words yes we can became the 44th united states president, the first of african american descent. eight years later his place in history polarized. if one of the few regrets i have. that the rancor and suspicious between the parties is worse instead of better. >> reporter: and yet history he hopes will be on his side. >> we have made extraordinary progress as a country these past eight years. >> reporter: the facts first on that track record. in 2009 the president grab with a nation in a financial crisis at home and in two wars overseas. the united states economy was in a recession with the collapsing housing market. weakened banks and unemployment rate above 7.8% and a broken auto industry with gm and chrysler in bankrupty. with in one month of taking office he and a democratic controlled congress acted with the american recovery act. an 800 billion-dollar stimulus plant. passed but with no republican vote. then a federal auto bailout. steering gm and chrysler through. and 14 months later the president worked again with congressional democrats hoping to put in bold, sweeping hea

last new year's eve, men who appeared to be of north african and arab descent allegedly robbed, groped and sexually assaulted hundreds of women at the holiday celebration around the cologne cathedral. the incident helped fuel the rise of geany's anti- immigration party challenging chancellor angela merkel's in this year's election. in her new year's address to the nation yesterday, merkel said islamic terrorism is the biggest test facing germany. in france, the new year brings many workers greater rights to unplug. they'll now be able to ignore work emails outside normal office hours when they're at home or on vacation. the "right to disconnect" law requires employers with 50 or more workers to negotiate and define when staff should not send or reply to emails. officials in france's socialist- led government say the idea is to help prevent worker stress and burnout. france limited the standard workweek to 35 hours back in 2000. here in the united states, four- and-a-half million low-income workers stand to get a raise today. the minimum wage is going up in 20 states according to "the w