oh, darn it, show me the eraser. show me the eraser. i'm going to close this up for you. technical difficulties, guys, so sorry for that. but now you can see just give me a second here, i'll play this video for you. there. ta-da, it was worth it, right? check out this eye-popping, jaw-dropping video. lauren kayaking through her mother's living room. it is on a lower level down a small set of stairs. that's how it became so flooded wednesday.

trump is going to erase it within the first week. and that was what everyone thought.to make the case in this book-- and i do-- that that's not really true. and i think we're already seeing that's not really true. >> trevor: but, i mean, trump says he's going to come in and reverse all of the executive-- >> right. >> trevor: --work that obama has put into place. he's going to erase obama. he's going to replace obamacare with something much better. so, essentially, is that not the legacy that people are worried, you know, donald trump can erase? >> so the idea that obama only did things with executive action is a myth that republicans used i think to attack his programs. and if you read the book, it's not really true. he passed a lot of laws that people were not paying attention to in his first two years, and he did use executive actions. but he put these things together in a way that's going to be very durable, even the executive action, like on the environment. they did a lot of regulations, and he made a deal with china on climate change, and they got the world's fir

. >> can you erase that history? >> you're never going to erase the history. you try to interrupt that history. >> proving sometimes it's never too late to right a wrong. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. legrange, georgia. >>> turning now to syracuse, new york and a terrifying scene caught on camera. surveillance video captured the moment when a pickup truck crashed into the side of a public bus. moments before passengers can be seen bracing for impact and some are simply sent flying. six people were treated for injuries. the driver of the pickup was ticketed by police. >>> when we come back, we're celebrating 50 years of tom brokaw at nbc. and not how you'd might expect. from the law. =raj/vo= what police just told us about the take down. =jess/vo= and, dozens of car windows shattered while driving in the east bay. what police are doing to keep t =jess/next close= next. =raj/vo= >>> finally tonight, we're marking a pretty special milestone for a guy you just might have heard of. our friend and colleague, tom brokaw, who used to occupy this place each night for decad

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so does this mean all of the standards have been erased and start over after perhaps, you know, 60 day, 90 day period has passed? >> you asked such great questions, but i don't know. and i hope people think of this it way, not a matter of just visas. i understand that president trump was elected on this policy, but i think perhaps after a discussion of the long standing united states policy on refugees, it was borne out of world war ii. it was born out of the united states not taking in jewish refugees who were the victims of nazi persecution when they had to be turned back. so there's historical precedent, especially when you're talking about the category of people, as you've been addressing throughout your show today who are helping the united states. so it is still so much to sort out here, frederica, it's not one size fits all when you're talking about people not being allowed in the united states because of their country of origin or because they have been legally allowed to be here under our green card system. >> so lynn, hold on. another significant development coming from the w

. >> can you erase that history? >> you're never going to erase the history. you try to interrupt that history. >> proving sometimes it's never too late to right a wrong. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. legrange, georgia. >>> turning now to syracuse, new york and a terrifying scene caught on camera. surveillance video captured the moment when a pickup truck crashed into the side of a public bus. moments before passengers can be seen bracing for impact and some are injuries. the driver of the pickup was ticketed by police. >>> when we come back, we're celebrating 50 years of tom brokaw at nbc. and not how you'd might expect. swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise l finished. umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just <

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we started off easily 20 years ago with this old-fashioned dry erase board. some of us have become emotionally attached. it is easy to look at the board. stay there are events we are aware of. this deals with our crew based in harrisburg. we have people in philadelphia and pittsburgh. this will show you a quick rundown of what the events are and what people are assigned to cover. we can say who is the capital, who is at a certain location. we shift our staff around. that's based on where people might be at that day. one of the main goals that we do is shed daylight on what the legislature is doing. we have up bag. 88.lived to be i want to make sure that people like that know what's going on with their elected officials and what decisions are being made and what's being done with our money. whenever we talk about the different issues are the different bills being considered, i keep people like that in mind. how is that going to affect them? pcn is in a unique situation. we are funded by the cable system. we don't receive money. that is a big misconception. we

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donald trump now knows that the way to erase the shock of anything he has said or done is to simply say something else. anything else. it doesn't have to be shocking. it just has to be new. and the news media will latch on to the newest thing donald trump has said because it's new. that's why you haven't heard much about what donald trump said three days ago. the news media has processed it and moved on. to this. >> i also know things that other people don't know. >> of course, the president-elect should know things that other people don't know, but so far, there's no evidence that donald trump does. and then there's his refusal to know what everyone else knows. >> they notice any time anything wrong happens they like to say the russians -- she doesn't now if it's the russians doing the hacking. maybe there is no hacking. >> maybe there is no hacking. that's what he actually said about the stolen e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign chairman john podesta. does that mean that he thinks john podesta may have just forwarded his e-mails to wileaks? that is how desperate donald trump has

solvent for perpetuity and allow young people if they chose to and only if they chose to, to help erase some of that student loan debt. it's a winner all around because you've taken an entire generation out of the producing class, you don't start a small business if you've got student loan debt and you don't buy a car or get married to paraphrase mrs. clinton, you don't move out of mom's basement and don't mean it in a pejorative sense and that innovative thinking, i'm looking forward to have the opportunity to fight people across party lines. it doesn't make anybody do anything, right? you choose to enter the program. it doesn't change the benefits my mother receives, which you don't break that promise you made yesterday, you change maybe the setup for tomorrow but that sort of thing, to know when it's over with we made a mark and moved the needle. nobody's going to remember me but they'll remember what we did while we were here and that's made yesterday, you change maybe what matters. >> appreciate your time. >> the new congress starts tuesday. watch all the opening day events and act

the regulation has potentially been erased.d there's enough enthusiasm that there are people toeady had applications execute on his expansion plans. you currently serve as the president of the federal advisory council. wonder if you have been approached about the federal board of governors. kelly: i served three years on the federal reserve or in richmond and just completed my fourth year and as president of the advisory council. enjoyed the experience. nor have i --i have a full-time job today and i'm enjoying it. scarlet: would you take it if you were asked? kelly: i would think about it. i'm still working. i believe in serving my country. i love what we do to promote jobs and scarlet: a hedge fund manager was found guilty, convicted in a fraud case where the manhattan trade deliberated for just over 90 minutes. they found him guilty of conspiring to inflate the price losses fromhide investors straight this was a three year long case that included the suicide of a fellow executive and defendant. vince --und guilty of conspiri

a computer-based, formatted well -- we started out easily 20 years ago with this old-fashioned dry erase board. it's nice and easy to just look at a board, and for instance, and it wednesday there's a list of all the events we are aware of right now. this only really deals with the crew based in the harrisburg region. there may be additional evidence they cover. but this will show you just a quick rundown of what the events this only really deals with the crew based in the harrisburg are, what people are being assigned to cover, so if something additional pops up on short notice, we can say who is at the capital, who's at a certain location, and kind of shift our staff around and add things we need. i think one of the main goals of what we do is shedding daylight on what our legislature is doing. i always think, i have a grandmother -- got bless her, she lived to be 88. i want to make sure people like that know what's going on with their elected officials and what decisions are being made and what is being done with your money. whenever we talk about the different issues are different bi

everything was erased. phillips has spent 10 years looking for physical evidence of forsyth's black community: remains of burned-out churches, and lands from which african- americans were driven off. why is this stuff so difficult to find? >> well i have a land lot number and that's it. >> reporter: today much of this land is high-priced real estate, but when phillips first came it was a different place. >> in 1977, when my family moved to forsyth, the place was changing quite a bit. the completion of highway 400 in the mid-1970s suddenly made forsyth viable as a bedroom community for professional people working in atlanta. >> reporter: those newcomers weren't always welcome, though. at the time fewer than 40,000 people lived here and some were willing to use extreme measures to protect their way of life. today, more than 200,000 people live in forsyth. and thanks to a surge in new businesses and high-paying jobs it's one of the wealthiest counties in the nation. >> to successfully erase this kind of land t

this assignment board, we use a sharedr-based web format. 20 years ago with this old-fashioned dry erase board. some of us have become emotionally attached. it is easy to look at the board. for instance, next wednesday there is a list of all the events we are aware of right now. we also have bureaus in the lid lpa and his bird. the additional events they have, i will show you. this will show you a quick rundown of what the events are and what people are assigned to cover. we can say who is the capital, who is at a certain location. we can sort of shift our staff around as we need to based on where people might be at that day. one of the main goals that we do is shed daylight on what the legislature is doing. so, i always think -- i have a grandmother who lived to be 88-years-old. i want to make sure that people like that know what's going on with their elected officials and what decisions are being made and what's being done with our money. whenever we talk about the different issues are the different bills being considered, i keep people like that in mind. your average, every day, penns

cannot be erased. this national day of association is not only a day to reflect and appreciate the service of those who have served, but those that are serving today. they are driving, walking, patrolling your neighborhoods, keeping us safe. they are ready to put their life on the line, yes. every day. but every day they do so much more. so much more for us that goes unnoticed. the officer that tookt stolen bike report on a christmas day and then the next day delivered a new bicycle to that little boy's home. how about the officer who anonymously buys groceries for the needy family. the officer who counseled a little girl who was being bullied because of the clothes she wore and bought her a new set of clothes. how about the officer who called -- went to a call where he had to cradle a two-month-old baby in his arms giving c.p.r. to his little, fragile blue face hoping for the best news, fearing the worst, getting the worst, and headed off to his next call. or the officer that held the hand of a dying

insensitive to the needs of others will learn charity and that the sources' scourges of poverty will be erased from the earth. and all the people will live together in the finding force of mutual respect and love. now, on friday noon, i am to become a private citizen. i am proud to do so. i look forward to it. thank you friday at noon i become a proud c. i look forward to it. thank you and good night. -- proud citizen. i look forward to it and thank night.d good >> we've listened to the address by dwight d. eisenhower who spoke this evening from his white house. >> now, another farewell address, this one from president reagan took place in the white house oval office on 1989, it's 20 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017]5 [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for s caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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say putin's nipples look like pencil erasers. say anything, anything negative about him.are you, because i bet you won't! , of course, trump could immediately clear up any questions about his business dealings with russia if he just released his tax returns. >> i'm not releasing tax returns because, as you know, they're under audit. >> stephen: sir, i really, really don't think you need to worry about the audit anymore. once you get the launch codes, you can do the e-z form. although, i would give anything to meet the i.r.s. agent with the balls big enough to audit the president of the united states. i don't know who it is, but he wouldn't even need a desk. he could just rest the forms on his scrotum. >> jon: oh! >> stephen: they're not going to audit you. where was i? what i talking about? oh, barack obama. right. last night, president obama gave his farewell address to the nation, which will be followed by the republicans' farewell address to everything he did. it was a gracious speech, and obama reaffirmed his commitment to the peaceful transfer of power. >> i committe

donald trump has vowed to erase the obama presidency. some of it he can easily erase.rove more indelible. 22 million people are on obamacare. clean energy is now a huge american industry with millions of jobs. >> we must come together as nations -- >> obama's foreign policy focused on diplomatic solutions, wary of military interventions and nation building, reflects the mood of the country. but on the whole, many of his policies will be under pressure and could be rolled back entirely. how did this happen? when looking back at presidents like johnson or fdr, it's clear to sustain a long legacy, you need not just to get elected president but to forge a political coalition. johnson and roosevelt had congressional majorities that lasted. obama is an intensely charismatic politician, but he was not able to build a political base underneath him. in fact, during his eight years, the democratic party has suffered a historic series of defeats at the state and national levels, putting them in the worst position they have been in since the 1920s. was that obama's failure? a lack

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it was erasing words to hide underage trafficking. >> a back page moderator stated any time we saw the young word we were to edit it out. >> reporter: the site would remove words like little girl, perhaps most shockingly, amber alert from adult ads and allow them to be posted to the site anyway. on the witness stand, officers all declining to testify. just hours before the hearing back page shut down the entire adult services section. replacing the pages with a banner saying the government has unconstitutionally censored this content. >> reporter: some anti-trafficking group said it was a critical tool depended on america's vice detectives to locate and recover missing children. the electronic frontier foundation says the invasive burdensome inquiry into the the editorial practices creates an intense chilling effect for any website operator seeking to define their own moderation procedures for the third party content they host. just as quickly as back page's adult section was shut down, we found similar ads on other parts of the site, like on the men seeking women dating pages. back pa

history can't be erased.the costs are too great to too many people and the jeopardy to our interest is too formidable. so i think of course high-level contacts are going to happen, should happen. of course again we root whole heartedly for different kind of era but a campy one that glosses the path or papers over the fact that you are talking about dealing with the leader who has his own opponents intimidated and in some cases killed. this is not your average, this is not the symmetrical, this will never be a symmetrical relationship absent a sea change so that elements of what we need to keep in place are there and one of those elements is dialogue but not from a position of weakness or forgetting history. >> think you very much for sharing your thoughts. sarah thank you so much. thank you so much everybody for coming. [applause]

history cannot be erased. the costs are too great to too many people and the jeopardy to our interest is too formidable. i think of course high-level context are going to happen and should happen. -- we in thisroot administration route wholeheartedly for a different era, but it cannot be one that glosses the past or fact thats over the you are talking about dealing with the leader who has his own intimidated and in some cases killed. average -- this is not a symmetrical, this will never be a symmetrical relationship absent seachange. i think the elements of what we need to keep in place are there. one of those elements is dialogue, but not from a position of weakness or from forgetting history. mr. herbst: thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and time with us today. amb. power: thank you so much, john. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [capt

but it does not erase the fact that what he said was ridiculous. that it's not a legitimate election. and i think that for john lewis to do that, frankly it is i think disrespectful to dr. martin luther king jr. to make those kinds of comments about the peaceful flow of power. and i wish he hadn't done it. as far as what it does, i think it hurts democrats because there are a lot of good democrats around this country who i disagree with dramatically on policy. but they love america, and they feel that this kind of attitude and action on the part of john lewis is truly an embarrassment to our process of government and to the legitimacy of the election, which nobody has been able to show that the russians affected the outcome. the outcome was affected by hillary's poor message, her inability, our unwillingness to go and campaign in key states that she should have won but yet lost, and the fact that donald trump captured an extraordinary level of voters that traditionally vote democrat. they voted for donald trump, and they said they did. it wasn't ab

not there at all then at the trial with him is testimony was never called on and he disappeared and erased from the memory of the event and went around the country for the rest of his life meeting people in various churches talking about the role but he had played and eventually died in philadelphia industry destitute. >> mary e. tragic. >> the person you write about only 2-foot tall? >> chiquita is one of my favorite characters, and they're all nonfiction they are real people but she was born in guadalajara and was 26 inches tall and was discovered when she was living in new york and was brought to the affair as a highlight of the midway and named it that mascot of the exposition. that is interesting because and redefined her as a cuba instead of mexican and the fact that he was a mascot as the relationship with cuba. of this low-lying intimation but was not treated very well by her manager and she left very suddenly i don't want to ruin the story but a dramatic departure. >> the first one to go over niagara falls in a barrel and survived. she capitalize a bad experience but paul r. and n

many of them had proof of their previous identity erased. >> on this identity card my name is-- and on this one my name -- that means they change my first and last name and also my birthday. >> she was 16 when she accidentally found the document that would reveal her true identity, including the fact that she had five siblings. >> it was a moment of such intense emotion. he looks like me. he was so handsome. of mygot a small glimpse roots. >> in 2014, when a national a semifinal he admitted the she stood outside the gates, beaming with joy. >> what a beautiful victory. the first step toward recognition. the french government recognizes it. >> today, dozens of reunion children lifted demand operations from the state, access to their files and plane tickets they could never afford. wants us to finally be recognized for who she really is. anchor: a chord in the southern french city has equated a man who was accused of helping migrants across from italy to france. three error trend migrants in his path. university research had faced the prospect of six-month suspended sentence and told his

and his job was to figure out if he could erase that asterisk or lighten the color by inauguration day. so far, he's made things worse. the trump transition approval rating is now eight points underwater. 44%, 52% disapprove. the approval rating has fallen six points since we checked this last month. disapproval risen 11. put those in context, obama's transition has a 71% approval rating at this time. at 77%. we don't have comparable data for president george w. bush. shortened time frame that the point. but it does get worse, 30% expressed high levels that trump has the right set of goals and policy to be president. in fact, 70% are somewhat confident or not confident when it comes to that. more confidence in obama, even bush who was marred by the recount and clinton all as they took office. when you ask the public if they have confidence in trump's personal characters to be president. that 32 level of confidence is another historically bad number for trump win compared to obama, bush, or clinton. and just 38% have a positive view of trump which is nearly 30 points below obama at this

all their results will be erased from this season‘s championship, and there will be no relegation fromer this season. johanna konta playes her quarterfinal in the early hours of tomorrow morning against the 22 time grand slam winner serena williams. it‘s been a remarkable 12 months for the british number one, but she‘ll face her toughest test so far in the early hours in melbourne. here‘s our tennis correspondent, russell fuller. there is always an unknown factor when a player shares a chord with serena williams for the first time, butjohanna konta can point to the fa ct butjohanna konta can point to the fact that she has played and beaten on two occasions serena‘s sister, venus, once you‘re at the australian openin venus, once you‘re at the australian open in the first round last year and to win her first double title in the stanford last july. and to win her first double title in the stanford lastjuly. konta has also played other former grand the stanford lastjuly. konta has also played otherformer grand slam winners and former number ones. there is nothing like the aura of serena wi

. >>> the sixers fell to the chicago bulls for their second straight loss, they erased the 20-point deficit in the third quarter. they allowed the bulls to runaway with a win. the sixers take on the kings at the wells fargo center. joel impede did not play last night. >>> flyers forward wayne simmons shined in his first all star game appearance. he scored three goals including the game winner in the third. it happened in los angeles where he started his nhl career. >> fda has a warning for parents, find out which teething items they are telling parents to cut out. >> hollywood had their sag awards, the big winners later in the morning buzz. >> runners will be able to sign up for the annual blue cross broad street run this week. online registration for the lottery opens up this week. runners race from one end of the city to the other, during this extremely popular ten mile competition on broad street. >> reporter: i'm not a runner, but people talk about running the bro broad street run. >> nice and flat, good run. >> reporter: you get the crowds and a good sense of the city. looking at the b

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oh, darn it, show me the eraser. show me the eraser. i'm going to close this up for you. technical difficulties, guys, so sorry for that. but now you can see just give me a second here, i'll play this video for you. there. ta-da, it was worth it, right? check out this eye-popping, jaw-dropping video. lauren kayaking through her mother's living room. it is on a lower level down a small set of stairs. that's how it became so flooded wednesday. so we returned to the same room today. you can see the water is gone but look at all the mud left behind covering the carpet and the bathroom. she tells us a friend recorded the kayaking video just for fun. she is so surprised that some people would not believe that it's real just because as you can see the lights remained on. >> all the lower sockets, the plug-ins and everything are on a different circuit than the lights. so when the water came up in here and it was just over to the electrical outlets, we were fine. when the water came up above the switches for the lights and stuff, i shut the whole power off to the house so i was ne

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the offshore erasing some of its losses.ure companies in byna, it has closed higher 0.2%. a strong rally in hong kong at 1.4% with energy players leading gains. australian market in bull market territory. closing out at 0.3%. a lot of these of course also about this weakening dollar. manus: thank you very much. the very latest on the markets. earnings at the top of the hour, 2.3 billion pounds. an increase in the selling price. jeff.terview with the ceo think you for joining and i had i. you're selling prices are up by 4%. your completion is 15,470. not a bad set of numbers. the back portion of 2016, was there any material change in terms of the footfall across the doors and the momentum continuing in 2017 for you? jeff: we are really pleased with thejeff: performance during the course of last year and the second half was particularly strong. we saw a confident market. i are's are keen to buy and we did not see any changes in that. -- buyers are keen to buy and we did not see changes in that. we are expecting to sell a well

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