dr. bob, delighted to have you back today. next, we will hear from dr. scott gottlieb, commissioner of the food and drug administration. the fda plays a critical role in our emergency preparedness and response capabilities through its review of medical countermeasures, including drugs, vaccine, diagnostic tests and by ensuring these countermeasures are safe and effective. further, the 2013 reauthorization aimed to improve regulatory certainty and predictability for medical countermeasures under review at the fda while also providing the agency with additional authorities to support rapid response to public health emergencies. scott, we are delighted to have you here and delighted to have you in that position at fda. finally, we will hear from dr. steven redd, the director of the office of public health preparedness and response at the centers for disease control and prevention, cdc serves a number of roles under the framework and has built a strong relationship with state and local public health departments, an important aspect of preparing for and respo

dr bob fu from the china aid association spoke to us more in depth about why this happened.nother example showing this barbaric action toward these peaceful, innocent believers and the churches. it shows the increasingly deteriorating situation of religious freedom and rule of law in china under the president xi's ruling. really, many suggest it is the worst since the end of the cultural revolution. i mean, all the time, leaders of this church were arrested since this church was built in 2009. and they were sentenced from one to seven years imprisonment for building this church. and many of them were even tortured. and china is now really imprisoning more prisoners of conscience than the number combined by the rest of the world. now, sorry to interrupt, doctor fu, they were arrested and the church was demolished because the church was demolished because the congregation, the leadership, refused to sign the three self patriotic movement, so can you explain what would have happened to this congregation had they signed this congregation had they signed this three star —3 self p

cia and the director of central intelligence is managed by dr bob bonnie the resing boy raising i'm sorry if i've messed up your name dr body who told investigative journalist enough you had in two thousand and fifteen we. funded stanford university through the computer scientists jeffrey allman who had several promising graduate students working on many exciting areas one of them was served a brit the founder of google the intelligence community's m d d s program essentially provided brims seed funding which was supplemented by many other sources including the private sector so essentially was like the early seed funding now before google really became google intelligence community fingerprints and now google's run in congress with that much money it's an interesting interesting change interesting snake right there. in that was filled with hate in their heart against other human beings ever truly see the light well it seems that a former executive member of the state legislative committee in brandenburg germany's far right anti islamic alternative for germany array of tea party hats fort

we are happy to announce today that the appointment of dr. bob as our deputy director of health and she actually will be replacing me at 3:00 because i have a department head meeting across the street so she'll be sitting in my heat. that is why we have deputy directors. [laughter] >> the president did sign a two- week top gap measure and we're still in the process of understanding exactly where the budget is going and also the agreement on the tax bill reconciliation will take another couple days due to conflict within the the senate roll so we'll hear about that shortly and we will provide the commission update of what that means for us and on december 4tf supervisorors vote today approve our epi contract and that was really important for us and as you know we're spending $270 million on a new epi contract for our e.h.r. and we're very happy to move up forward ahead of implication of that new project and i'll leave the report at that if there's any other questions? >> on her report please. commissioner chung. >> thank you director. one question

. >>> a judge is dismissing several charges against bob menendez and his friend dr. maneggan. the judge said there is no evidence of quid pro quo for those campaign contributions. >>> president trump will attend the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. he commented on unfinished business in washington he compressed optimism about reaching an agreement on immigration open to extending the march deadline for the daca program. he said he is looking forward to speaking to special counsel robert mueller and would be willing to do so under oath. >>> eagles fans are making up for their behavior last weekend and doing good. the zimmer foundation tweeted while we may have our differences we give credit where it's due. eagles fans donated $11,000 with heartfelt apoll gets how their fans treated vikings fans while in philly. >>> it is the tackle that everybody is talking about, the action was not on the field, but in the septa subway stop leave be the link on sunday. excited eagles fan ran into the support column. temple film students were on the train, they recorded the video tha

. >> thousands did just that including bob casey, philadelphia school superintendent dr. william hite and governor tom wolf. that's what today is about, dr. king was about service above all. we need to create a fire society for everyone. >> reporter: local organizations an companies and volunteers donate their time and resources. >> reporter: we're parting here to help women who are transitioning back into the workforce by making inspiration work cards and beauty bags and necessities and toiletries. >> reporter: each played a small role in bringing to life what dr. king's undieing dream. >> it was mlk's vision it feels like a big philly community here. >> reporter: and coming back outside live, i want to show you the banners that you see across the room. this is 23 years worth of banners created by the younger generation it reflects the times in which they were made, soda they are reflecting movement change and hope for a better future a future that is inclusive for everyone. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> there are many places to get involved o

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. >>> a judge is dismiss dismissing several charges against bob menendez and his friend dr. mevment -- melgan. the judge said there is no evidence of quid pro quo for those campaign contributions. >>> president trump will attend the economic forum in switzerland today. he commented on unfinished business in washington. he expressed optimism about reaching a bye -- a bipartisan agreement for the dacc program. he said he is going to speak to robert mueller and will do so under oath. >>> zimmer foundation tweeted while we may have our differences we give credit where it's due. eagles fans have donated $11,000 with heartfelt apologies for how some of their fans treated vikings in philly. this is amazing we promise we'll change lives with this money. thank you. >>> it is the tackle everybody is talking about, but the action was not on the field it was in a septa subway stop leaving the link on sunday. very excited eagles fan ran into a support column. temple film grad students were on the train and recorded the video that was on twitter and viewed more than 5 million times. >> re

dr. martin luther king jr. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose this morning where the celebration train will take off in a couple hours. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the annual martin luther king celebration train which will be sponsored in cart by cal trains will be leaving diridon station at 9:45 this morning heading up the peninsula with stops in palo alto and san mateo before making it to san francisco. once in the city there will be a march and parade in honor of dr. king. the train ride up the peninsula if you are not pham lay it's a social experience with passengers chanting and singing songs in celebration of the late civil rights leader. this year's celebration train takes place with the backdrop of president trump's comments last week when he reportedly referred to haiti and africa as s-hole countries. this was in a meeting about immigration reform. last night he denied making that remark and says that he is not a racist. tickets for the celebration train are sold out. other events taking plac

bob dylan. david: did you ever meet him again? dr. collins: i did. david: did he remember you? dr.ns: no. he denies the whole thing. it was quite a bit later, maybe 10 years ago. david: you went to college, the university of virginia. dr. collins: yes. david: were you an academic superstar there? dr. collins: i was a bit of a nerd. i got excited about science in high school. i should give testimony right now to the importance of having really good teachers in high school. what got me interested from science did not come from my family. no scientists or physicians. for generations. it was that course i had in 10th grade at lee high school. david: you then went to yale to get a phd in what? dr. collins: in chemical physics. david: what is chemical physics? dr. collins: quantum mechanics, mathematical, physical science. david: your parents were proud. you got a degree from the university of virginia. you have a phd from yale, and now you're ready to get a job, right? dr. collins: you would think so, wouldn't you? [laughter] david: what happened? dr. collins: here i was as a graduate s

dr. pepper is joining together bob gamgort, now coming back to the public markets we'll spend a lot of time young, let me start with you, the decision you made to sell the company on behalf of your shareholders and along with your board of directors. why is it a good deal for your shar shareholders >> it is for our consumers and partners and we talked a lot about being a total beverage solution this is a perfect avenue we are not in cold beverages but also hot beverages >> what does it mean >> in every category, they are changing quickly beverages are moving fast and sub categories, we want to make sure we are there every minute and any time and any place >> mr. gamgort, similar question to you, i have spoken to a handful of people this morning on the face of it, i don't quite completely understand what the benefits of bringing these two companies today. i understand what dr. pepper does and keurig, but i would not see them together, what are the benefi benefits >> if people realize about it, it will make total sense when we put these beverages together -- we cover all consumer stakes. impo

. >> reporter: thousands did just that including senator bob casey, philadelphia schools superintendent drdr. william hite and governor tom wolf. >> that's what today is about. dr. king was about service above all. we need to create a fair society for everyone. >> reporter: local organizations and companies had volunteers donate their time and resources. >> we are here partnering with philadelphia wardrobe to help women who are transitioning back into the workforce by making them inspirational note cards and putting together beauty bags that include necessities and toiletryies. >> you're a diamond. they can't break you. >> we're advocates for domestic violence victims. senior youth, homeless. >> reporter: each played a small role in bringing to life what was dr. king's undying dream. >> it's almost kind of like mlk's vision like in action. really feels like a big philly community here. >> reporter: 23 years worth of murals and paintings created by the younger generation the latest ones reflecting an era of hope and movement for of course a future that is more inclusive of everyone. reporti

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dr. pepper just like last time once more for this fabulous manager. let's go to bobn florida. >> caller: i last spoke to you and as a former al shareholder, i thought we got shortchanged then and more of the same. you would think nokia would be a leader -- just like a.l., promising new products when do they bring the revenue in? >> my problem is it is the competition. it is so stiff and so good that nokia has become a has-been. let's go to robert in georgia. >> caller: booyah. first time caller, long time viewer my question is kroger. i have been a long time holder of the stock last year it dropped down 1969 value. and it is going to alibaba this week it is kc don't know what we are going with this. >> kroger got slammed one, two punch last year. and then comes back because people forget about amazon and the business is good at these prices i am neutral on it 33 i want to sell. it is in no-man's land let's go to sandy in texas. >> caller: hello and booyah, jim. how are you today? >> i am good today i am fired up. >> caller: i am doing great. in april 2016, you did th

bob riddle. >> while many rang in the new year with champagne and cheers. dr.poule spent it pushing threw contractens. the medical staff handed her and her husband this lovely 6 pound 10 ounce baby boy. >> i had a clock. i was watching it the whole time. >> you were. >> it was some inincentive at the end too. >> tell me. >> well i remember them saying it's almost -- we could do this. we can be the hospital with the first birth. i was like okay. okay. >> as a practice psychiatrist with an understanding of how the human body works, dr. powell honestly thinks it was dumb luck her baby typed the arrival when it did. had her years of medical training did not prepare her for the emotional experience as she became a mother for the first time. >> a lot of my patients talk about it but it's not the same unless it's your own. it's just really special, the connection which is pretty soon. >> many people are happy to leave 2017 behind and are worried about 2018. this new year has already brought dr. powell more than most people can ask for. >> i think that a lot of people

bob menendez and his friend. that leaves 11 of 18 counts for corruption of the up coming retrial. the seven dropped charges including political donations made by the dr.. there is no evidence of quid pro question -- quid pro quo for those contributions. >>> president is heading to davoss and heading overseas. he said he is open to extending the march deadline for young illegal immigrants. he is willing to speak with special counsel robert mueller and is willing to do so under oath. "good morning america" will have more at 7:00 a.m. after "action news." >>> an effort to make up for some borish behaveer made against vikings fans. the fans are donating to mike zimmer, while we may have our differences, we give credit where it's due. eagles fans have donated $11,000 to the charity because of the way they treated vikings fans in philly. this is amazing. >>> everybody is talking about the tackle that did not happen on a field, it was at the septa subway stops. an excited eagles fan was rallying the fans on the train. temple film students were on the train. they recorded the video that has been viewed on twitter alone more than 5 million times. >> you didn'

dr. maxwell but he won't be here this morning. i'm bob barnard.e'll explain why. >>> mark wahlberg's million dollar demand the actor reportedly held his latest movie hostage until he got paid. while his female co-star basically wor the all the money controversy made the a lister a target at last night's critics choice awards. we'll have the latest. >>> first though the friday warmup after weeks of subfreezing temperatures mother nature giving us a a break. don't get used to snowflakes and winter like weather could be right around the corner. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> you know what else is right around the corner? the weekend. >> yes. >> wisdom the weekend has not yet begun. >> but you messed it up. this is your chance much. >> i was going to give him -- >> the phrase doesn't fit you can't say it. >> i'm not going to steal wisdom's line. >> oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> it's friday. >> this is a mess. >> it's friday it's friday. it is january 12th. glad you're here for good day. it's good to see everybody. >> ahead this morning protecting your

dr. doolittle of "60 minutes." the wildlife editor. >> simon: i feel like i'm in an elephant sandwich. >> pelley: bob talked about it in 2011. >> simoner get involved in gratuitous cruelty. and, it's very refreshing to go see them, after you've spent a lot of time interviewing politicians. >> pelley: he went to central africa, where scientists are beginning to understand how elephants communicate. ( elephant roar ) >> simon: excuse me, we have a vocalization. >> that's a protest. >> pelley: he went to a remote corner of brazil in search of jaguars in the wild. >> simon: we happened to be there as a jaguar swam from one side of the river to the other. it was a once-in-a-lifetime shot in the dark. >> pelley: he traveled to the edge of the north pole with filmmaker john downer, whose remote cameras record life among the polar bears. >> simon: is he trying to intimidate us? >> pelley: but elephants were his favorite. he and producers michael gavshon and harry radliffe did three stories on them. >> simon: you fall in love with them, and you don't want anyone to hurt them. >> pelley: but as "60 minutes" has reported over the years, african

dr. gupta said later he thinks trump has here at disease not shared by man who examined him, a skit last night said trump has a rocking bob another day press corp in oval office with leader of kazakhstan president only about occasionally takes a question. >> john acosta got an answer. >> mr. president do you say you with an more people from norway did you say that you wanted more people. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> i want them to come from everywhere everywhere thank you very much everybody. >> kau kay shinn white kinds or people from other parts of the world, people of color. >> reminded me something you might see in less democratic kinds, when people at white house officials foreign government attempt to get in the way of the press and doing their jobs. >> okay. so there is no question trump was pointing at acosta out doesn't like him called him fake news didn't just talk at acosta whole press cool dismissed, trump answered jim's question unlike what you might see in less democratic countries. >> bill bennett on media and president one year later later on this many practice, facebook is fiddling w

recreation staff including bob, jackie, lorraine, and linda, our aquatic staff, our volunteered division all deserve kudos for helping us celebrate and remember the positive impact that dr. king's life had on our nation particularly at a time when our country could use reminding. i want to acknowledge and thank our speakers including the honorable brown, who gave an amazing speech and special shout tout margaret macarthur for her help in facilitating mayor brown's appearance. i want to thank our terrific police chief, chief bill scott, for coming to the event, bringing his team and for his remarks and lastly, i also want to acknowledge commissioner low and commissioner anderson both of who attended and commissioner low's introduction of mayor brown was awesome. it was really good. [laughter] it was really a beautiful event. lastly, and it was my hope that he was going to be here today, so we could vet him in person, but unfortunately, tom hart is sick as a dog. so we sent him home. he showed up at the office is this morning to come down here today and dana took one look at him and using her strongest motherly instincts, said, tom, you're going home. so tom went home. so

bob. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate dr. berry black gives the benediction. >> let us pray. eternal lord god, the giver of every good and perfect gift, we thank you for the gift of senator robert j. dole. a hero and an exemplary role model for patriotism, service, justice and freedom. lord, we're grateful for the beauty of his life that continues to bring light to darkness, joy to sadness, pardon to injury and hope to despair. may his magnanimous living challenge us all to see you more clearly, love you more dearly and to follow you more nearly each day. lord, bless and keep senator bob dole and his precious elizabeth in all of their going out and coming in, keep them without stumbling or slipping and one day may they both hear you say well-done, good and fateful servants enter into the joys of your lord. we pray this in your great name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representa

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bob. thank you for your service. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as the chaplin of the united states senate, dr grateful for the beauty of his life that continues to bring light to darkness, joy to sadness, pardon to injury, and hope to despair. may his magnanimous living challenge us all to see you more clearly, love you more dearly, and to follow you more nearly each day. lord, bless and keep senator bob dole and his precious elizabeth in all of their going out and coming in. keep them without stumbling or slipping, and one day may they both hear you say, well done. good and fateful servants, enter into the joys of your lord. we pray this in your great name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain at your seats for the departure of the official party. and until your row is invited to depart by a visitor services representative. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the ceremony honoring bob dole receive willing the congressional gold medal from house and senate leaders and the president's remarks will reair tonight at 8 will okay p.m. on c-span. you c

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dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> breaking news from "the washington post" right now. the white house bracing for donald trump to submit to a face-to-face grilling with bob mueller's russiaobe. topics include jim comey and mike flynn which are story lines in any potential obstruction case. the lawyers have negotiated terms they have not presented to mueller yet. it could be news to mueller and it could be news to trump himself. he said earlier this month an interview is unlikely. >> we'll see what happens, but when they have no collusion and nobody's found any collusion at any level, it seems unlikely that you would even have an interview. >> a couple of thoughts, this "washington post" scoop is fascinating. it adds possible clues for why tonight all of a sudden there are leaks about big ticket items in the russia probe, the sessions interview, the comey interview, an fbi director threatening to resign, white house denials. all of this happening. but if you pause on this as a legal and journalistic matter, if this story is a big bone for the press to chew on tonight, it also has some pretty big paw prints on it. consider the stories based on how trump's attorneys have th

current dr pepper investor jeb will control this investment they're taking the leverage ratio, that is debt on the company, and talking about $600 million expected synergies by 2021 i did ask bobcourt, the current ceo, he'll be the ceo of the combination, exactly wlhat the benefits are in terms of that synergy numbers are specific to how the product will change >> if you think about how bench brands are born, they're born in small outlets, vending convenience. they buy one bottle at a time. that's hard to do. you need a very, very sophisticated distribution system thats exactly what dps has so we're able to match that with our strength which is in that decisional grocery >> and they are talking about simply wanting to be where the consumer, wherever the consumer wants them saying that this deal was in the initiative was undertaken from a consumer speshgtive, particularly, of course, given coffee is growing and carbonated beverages are not. people close to the deal who helped construct it tell me tax reform did change their view on that again, given where we are right now. they do expect the deal to close in the second quarter of 2018. and, again, you'll have 13% of it trade pu

cia and the director of central intelligence is managed by dr bob on the thorazine . raising i'm sorry if i've messed up your name dr body who told investigative journalist nephews i had in two thousand and fifteen we funded stanford university through the computer scientists jeffrey allman who had several promising graduate students working on many exciting areas one of them was a brit the founder of google the intelligence community's m d d s program essentially provided brims seed funding which was supplemented by many other sources including the private sector so sensually was like the early seed funding now before google really became google intelligence community fingerprints and now google's run in congress with that much money it's an interesting interesting change interesting snake right there. in that was filled with hate in their heart against other human beings ever truly see the light well it seems that a former executive member of the state legislative committee and brandenburg germany's far right anti islamic alternative for germany are a hefty party hat