tal, eugene, salena. that is an important question with the economy if you repealed obamacare and the cost to it. it could be put to tom pricstev mnuchin. he was a goldman sachs alum and turned hollywood producer. democrats will likely hammer him on the record at onewest. the bank he formed after indymac. this week, two advocacy groups filed a claim alleging onewest discriminated against minorities. critics blamed the mortgage practices. mnuchin is a critic of dodd-frank. trump has said he wants to dismantle it. see if there is daylight. trump wants tax cuts. lawmakers will ask how he will pay for them and if they match up with the president-elect. they want tax reform soon. mnuchin is on record with that. one of the duties is likely dealing with the debt selling. a march 15th deadline to raise the cap. the new team in place will have a very big financial decision to make very, very soon. >> interesting to see if congress will push back on the debt ceiling this time around. >>> president obama held his fi

back with cnn politics reporters, eugene scott and tom lobianco. >> eugene, i want to start with you.we heard some of the america first trade policy and american first foreign policy. i read over the inaugural address several times. this line stood out. >> we will seek friendship and good will with the nations of the world but we do so with the understanding that it is the right of all nations to put their own interests first. we do not seek to oppose our way of life on anyone but rather to let it shine as an example. we will shine for everyone to follow. >> we do not seek to impose our will. how does that correspond with the rest of the inaugural address? we know that there were leaders that aren't buying that phrase. >> people are very interested globally about what this administration will look like. i was just on the white house american foreign policy page. there is not a lot of detail about what that means, what america first means. there is some fear from people around the globe, including some of our allies about whether america first means america only. details related to put

joining me here is our eugene and charlie syke is here with us. before we start this, i want to hear from senator sessions on the subject of race. >> i hope that i have shown you of the character that created of me was not accurate. it was not accurate then and it is not accurate now. and have no doubt it existed in a systematic and powerful and negative way onto the people and great millions of people in the south, particularly of our country -- i know that was wrong. i know we needed to do better. we can never go back. eugene, you said on the air tonight when journalist reported about him, they called him jefferson -- >> he's a 70-year-old man born in alabama. everyone is going to see this through their own prism. >> people are going to remember whether it is 30 years ago, he was up for federal judgeship and he did not make it through because of racist things he had said. today he made a pretty force full and perhaps convincing case that the person who was portrayed back then was not jeff sessions. he said a lot of things that people will find e

eugene, thanks for your insights. we'll see you again. >>> poland is set to formally welcome the biggest deployment of american troops in decade. the united states says it's meant to reinforce its ties with nato ally, but russia is loudly disapproving. more new from atika shubert live for us in poland. it's good to have you. this buildup, it is a move that is being made by the current president described as defensive in nature in support of the nato alliance but russia sees this very differently. >> reporter: yes, dimitri peskov described it as a threat of military borders near to russia's borders. where i'm standing here, we're more than 1,000 kilometers away from the nearest russia border. but there has been deep concern here in the eastern european allies of nato especially when they viewed russia's not so covert aggression into ukraine, annexation of crimea, ever since then they have been calling to bolster nato troops in the region and this is the response. what we're looking at is four battalions of about a thou

let's bring in eugene scott. eugene, good to have you with us. let's break this down into it's many different parts. first, from a big picture point of view. donald trump attacking a civil rights icon saying he is all talk, no action despite his very deep history in civil rights, not to mention the fact it was just last june that lewis arranged a sit-in on the topic of gun control. so on the issue of lewis' service being attacked, what is the response so far. did donald trump go too far? >> many democratic lawmakers and supporters of john lewis and the civil rights movement and laws and policies that have been proposed since then do believe that donald trump went too far but they don't believe that this is new for donald trump. many people are not surprised. there was some concern about the accuracy of donald trump's caricaturing of metro atlanta and some doubt that donald trump actually has a plan that would improve the issues that he finds most alarming. i do think one thing that's very interesting is that donald trump, after saying that john l

here is the question, eugene. what dwoes this say about donal trump's ability to build bridges across the aisle before he takes the oath of office? >> it questions his ability to do so. the list of democratic lawmakers boycotting the election continues to grovemew. it is on top of the women's march. there is a concern also that perhaps donald trump isn't really interested in working with some of these people. if you look at the heart of john lewis' critique, it wasn't about donald trump specifically as much as russia's involvement in the 2016 election. many democratic lawmakers who even do think that donald trump's election was legitimate would like to see the president-elect you be more aggressive in addressing that issue. >> this latest controversy all started after lewis said that he did not believe trump to be a legitimate president. this topic came up during the obama's presidency. poppy harlow touched on that earlier in her show. let's listen. >> i also think it is unprecedented that a congressman with a sta

mountain time for eugene scott this morning. >> that's early. >> eugene, the biggest story as we head into this week is donald trump telling us he has a secret. he knows something we don't when it comes to alleged russian hacking into the u.s. election. president obama just issued the list of sanctions kicking out russian diplomats or spies in the united states. sean spicer was asked about all of this on the sunday shows this week. listen to what sean said. >> does he accept that russia was behind this? >> he has to have the brief from the intelligence community. everyone in the media wants to jump forward and make a conclusion based off other sourced information that are coming out of the intelligence community. he will do this right. >> clearly the obama administration and president obama thinks something went on here and president-elect donald trump is not willing to say so yet. >> that is true. it is the question of getting the information. the problem is the president-elect has been criticized for repeatedly for taking a long time to get the information. many of his critics said

eugene, let's talk about this. julian assange had said it wasn't the russian government that directly gave them the e-mails. this classified report we have is there was a chain that came from russia. what is the new information? >> i think the new information is going to give voters the opportunity to see just how things got to them. no one specifically has always said that it was a direct exchange with the russian government and wikileaks. we know there could have been go betweens. he clearly pushed back on the interview on fox news is saying he got it from vladimir putin and no one is saying that is the only way you could have gotten it. >> assange sounded like a lawyer in the interview with fox news. tal, on james woolsey. he worked for four administrations. he is now stepping away and quit his job as adviser to the transition team. how significant is this? >> keep in mind that before he stepped away, he had been fairly vocal in support of the intelligence coming out that pointed the finger at russia for hacking

this is why we need eugene scott. news doesn't sleep. >> if we don't sleep, why should news sgrch news. >> what a remarkable. on december 15th, we thought we would have a conference on the road map going forward. unpack for me your headline from the trump news conference. >> never could we have expected what would have happened yesterday. my main headline yesterday from the business perspective is the answers we were thinking about conflicts of interest. we did not get. donald trump is not moving in the direction that many were hoping he would and separating himself from businesses in a way that we would have more confidence in as the american people that would not create more conflicts. >> i'll be honest with you, i never thought he would be able to. he would be able to satisfy the business ethics. the nature of the business is so you unique. the way the world works, powerful people run the economy. you are always trying to buy favor and spread business out among people. by that very nature, donald trump as the head

eugene cernan was 82 years old. >>> thank you.think about those moon landings, such a source of american pride, aren't they? >> and to be one of a dozen people to have done anything in history so cool and great to see all of his stories we got to hear. >> have you seen hidden figures y yet? >> no. >> you have to. >> presidential luxuries coming up. >> from white houses to a custom sapphire necklace and personal paparaz paparazzi. how the jet setters with usher in the new presidency. next with more on that. >> "world news now" >>> taking a live look at just three days away now from the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states. >> president-elect donald trump has built his personal brand on the image of gilded luxury. how will the ultra luxe group ring in the new presidency? >> reporter: presidential pillow cases, white chocolate white houses and views fit for a commander in chief. d.c. hoegtss are lining up the inauguration luxuries. >> private airfare, transfers throughout your stay with a private limb seen. you'll

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they are not in lock step, euge eugene, with their boss. >> they are not. these pairings at the early stage for someone like donald trump who is an outsider, are getting to know one another and figuring out what you are about and values are and where you stand on issues. what is interesting to see regarding these people who surface who are not on the same page with him is how he responds to people who are not yes people and may have knowledge in areas and push back on his jengenera general ideas. >>> much more to come. we are told that trump crafted himself. what will he say? stay with us. >>> our democracy must not be the envy of the world, but the engine of our own move. there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. >> the best lines ever when you think about it. >> bill clinton's inauguration in 1993. hillary clinton was there by his side on that day. she will be by his side again today to watch the inauguration of donald j. trump. she along with everyone else as in everyone in the audience waiting to hear what t

political reporter eugene scott. we saw meryl streep with the impassioned rebuke of donald trump. we saw the audience sit in complete silence with meryl streep. i don't know what's in the mind of every one of the people in that audience right there, but we do know that in general hollywood does not support this president-elect. >> yes, very much so. i remember watching the speech and seeing the camera pan the audience. i saw it focus on faces, many i have seen speak out against donald trump during the campaign. if i could guess what they were thinking, they were affirming her message and concerns. >> i want to play another bit of what streep said. it gets to the divide of the coastal liberal elites. this is what meryl streep talked about the culture diversity in hollywood and the importance of protecting it. >> hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners. if we kick them all on the, you have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts which are not the arts. >> now, mixed martial arts and football ma

back with us, stefanie and steve schmidt and eugene robinson. how do you like this one? >> of the results of this election, i cannot see anything but disaster ahead. bannon, the way he's operated, he needs an enemy. his movement is nationalist movement that he kind of ran at right bar. there is no hillary clinton on the public stage anymore. there is no barack obama and so i guess we are it. i guess the evil media is the new enemy but i don't see a real future in this strategy, i saw others from the other administration saying well, steve kind of went a bit far with those remarks. >> on the other hand, part of this complaint was that we could not have been more wrong of this election and no one is standing up to protest that. >> they won the election, it was a narrow victory. assuming that the conversation o f politics will turn to the next election and not the last election. those comments are fine for the chairman. those comments are outrageous for a senior adviser who carries the title "senior adviser and chief strategist." for people who are born in the 1980s, that n

eugene, good to have you. first let's go back here. that term we talked about "alternative facts" the only alternative to fact is fiction. is that what kellyanne conway is suggesting the press and public should be okay with? fiction? especially coming from the white house press podium. >> that's certainly what the public and voters heard. you may have seen that hashtag, #alternativefacts was trending on twitter much of sunday evening after her statement. i think this is an opportunity today at sean spicer's first official press conference, at least as they are calling it, to give people the truth they want, not an alternative to that. >> we expect politicians to put spin on issues, but i think it was the late u.s. politician daniel patrick moynihan that said, quote, everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts. kellyanne conway also spoke today on the issue of trump's tax returns. first saying simply that he will not release those tax returns. later, eugene, walking that back slightly with our jeff zeleny, saying that

eugene sims is armed and dangerous. witnesses say he tried toy grab a little girl when the mother trained to intervene she was shot. they withheld the name due to nature of shooting and then felt it was best to get the word out so the public can help find sims. >> with domested cases they're usually targeted. so really there's no reason to think that this person would arbitrary go shoot peo harm other individuals although that's the unknown we don't know the that. >> here's another look at sims' photo. >> and police are looking for another man that shot at national park. the victim was shot several times and is expected to recover. investigators don't believe that the shooting was related to the job fair. they're now looking for a man last seen driving chevy impala and the job fair was resketched. >> a man accused of killing a fair fax county police officer is behind bars. they arrested brian plandonverde. they have evidence that ties him to surprised's shooting in great falls. fairfax country police officer tried to pu

eugene scott.mp plans spy agency overall. "the wall street journal" wants to revamp the intelligence. he is questioning the structure right now. others have done that before. though now some are looking at it and saying the timing is interesting given it is days before he will get briefing on russian hacking. >> as you can imagine, a bit of push back. there is some concern that donald trump doesn't really understand the intelligence community as well as we would like a president-elect to do so. along those lines, some concern that michael flynn is kind of behind of the push back. there's been criticism that the discussion may be more political. >> the intelligence community. clapper will give him a definitive report on russia a. was the intelligence community in support of hillary clinton in assuming a hillary clinton win and that's what the team trump is saying. sour grapes and they have to get used to it. >> that is what team trump is saying. the intelligence community is saying the concerns with

we are joined by political reporter eugene scott. eugene, thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> one week into the trump presidency. one of the vedevelopments, you e members of trump's party question some of his policies. that happened with this travel ban. that happened here on cnn when ohio senator rob portman went on with jake tapper and critical of part of. it listen to what senator portman said. >> the extreme vetting proposal that did not get the vetting. as a result, we have seen problems. >> what do you think should be done now? >> i think we should slow down and a discussion of hysterical voices on both sides of this. one, our country is not as safe as it should be. i'm on the homeland security committee. we have not had adequate screening programs. i think we need to tighten things up. >> his language is similar from the other republicans who are critical of the ban. they are careful. they are not saying the president should not do anything at all. they don't like the way it is rolled out. >> that is true. most repub

eugene scott, simone sanders. you both. >> thank you. >>> we do want to remind you to tune in tonight, fareed zakaria is talking about president obama, the legacy of barack obama. tonight at 8:00 p.m. on cnn. >>> still to come on your "new day," after a 13-month investigation into the chicago police department, the u.s. justice department finds a pattern, they say, of exceptionive force. so what happens now? >>> plus, l.l. bean, in politics. caught up in cross hairs after donald trump publicly thanked the board member for her support. there's also an ongoing boycott. we'll have details of this -- next. taking a holiday in britain, are ya doll? well, the only place you need go... london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. >>> well, poland is welcoming nearly 4,000 american troops today. this is the largest ameri

let's bring back eugene scott to break this down. eugene. let let's start on the voter fraud.wonder when that would begin or where it would begin. there is no attorney general in poli place. you have to get somebody could run the justice department first. tell me why we think the story line is here today with the president still seemingly convinced or trying to convince the rest of the world he could win the popular vote. >> i think the story line will be continued criticism from lawmakers on the right and left toward donald trump making claims that have not been substantiated. of all of the investigations to support and back, there is concern over why this has gotten donald trump's attention most. especially when there has been no proof. creating more distrust in the voter system. especially in light of ongoing investigation of the russian involvement in the 2016 election. it seems to be a misdirected focus for donald trump. it is what republican lawmakers and democrats saying with little proof. >> one of the things of voter fraud. registered in two states is not fraud. a lot

greg and eugene and salena and tim are back here with our panel.e message carried through the transition. up until last night, when he was still speaking in campaign-like terms. if you are going to change and focus on something more than the campaign, this is the time, this is the place. >> this is his employmenmoment. this is the moment to put the campaign rhetoric behind. put behind the moment you beat someone. none of it needs to be at the inauguration. today is the day you bring the country together. you are the president of everyone. you remind people that i understand you didn't support me. i understand that maybe you didn't like what i had to say. here's our moment to come together. here's where i want to take you and i want to take you on the journey together. he can't say that enough. those sort of tangible benefits are the kinds of things that can start to bring people together. >> we're told it may be 20 minutes. who knows? that is some guidance. we are told it is about making america great again. i'm sure we will hear that. eugene, maki

eugene is a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to say quickly, we are running a very dangerous slippery slope. we see a lot of rhetoric from this president. the thing that is disturbing is the greed. we talk about vulture capitalism. this is the top guy we see we have put in the white house. , i sky with so much wealth think they will not make america great again. they will make america worse a again because money is never enough. donald trump wants to rebuild his wealth on the back of this country again. this is a guy who acts like he never lost. he lost money at the casino, he should know what loss is. what made me really sad is he said he would create 28,000 jobs. what are the risks? the guy is tweeting about het that 3 million people -- is showing the mental stability he does not have to run this country. i hope these guys cannot satisfy the greed by going after the money, by polluting the water, and the dirty project they are trying to do, it is scary. the watchdogs should watch these guys. the rhetoric is not going to

robert, ali, eugene. costa, no sign that candidate trump is morphing into president trump any time soon, huh? >> nicolle, throughout my time reporting on the 2016 race, observing trump up close, he would often have a stack of papers printed out for him every day to read the news and he would sit there with the marker and underline key stories and circle them that he wanted to insert in his speech. i think what we see from his twitter feet is not random musings, though they seem like that, someone who's reacting to exactly what's put in front of him in terms of news coverage. i think that's what happened with north korea. >> ali, you have a theory somewhat of what's being put in front of him has to do with china. >> after that tweet he sent out another one. i don't know who got it. says "china has been taking out massive amounts of wealth and money from the u.s. in a totally one-sided trade but won't help with north korea. nice." i don't know whether he was taking the north korea thing -- he keeps trying t

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all that is left is for me to thank my guests, jarrod burneston, diana furchtgott—roth, and eugene stilleybangalore to examine how a country with the fastest growing workforce in the world is coping with the slowdown in jobs growth. in the world is coping with the slowdown injobs growth. for in the world is coping with the slowdown in jobs growth. for now, though, from washington, dc, goodbye. a weekend of huge variety in the uk with one common denominator, i'll show you what i mean with the help of some weather watcher pictures. some hard frost around, in other places we've seen a lot of sunshine by day, this beautiful shot in cumbria on saturday. some areas of mist and thick fog patches persisting all day in some places, for others it stayed disappointingly gloomy for much of the time as we have seen in mid wales. for all of us the common theme is that it's cold out there. there's milder air lying in wait in the atlantic, the question is, how quickly will it get to our shores. as the milder arrives you will see the weather fronts bringing wind and rain. a few showers even on sunday, no g

let's bring in cnn politics reporter eugene scott live from washington. a lot of topics to talk about. as it seems every day it's almost episodic. let's talk about donald trump and his response to the democrats over their frustrations with the fbi. donald trump tweeted this, what are hillary clinton's people complaining about with respect to the fbi? based on the information they had, she never should have been allowed to run. guilty as hell he says, they were very nice to her. she lost because she campaigned in the wrong states. eugene, it does seem that the president-elect is still focusing on the campaign. >> he certainly is but he's not focusing on two very important points. one, it's not just the democrats who are expressing frustration with the fbi and how they handled the 2016 election related to investigations into hillary clinton's e-mails as well as hacking from the russian government. it's republicans as well. and what the president-elect rarely mentions is that u.s. intelligence agencies discovered that it wasn't just hillary clinton and the d

eugene krabs? - yes? what? is this a--a--a ticket? - a ticket?d i write you a ticket? huh? oh, i know. how about for turning the whole town into a parking lot? - but, officer, i, uh--i, uh--listen... - relax, man, that's just my order. i want two krabby patties and kelp fries to go. i don't wait in lines. - oh, sure! right. whew! ha-ha-ha. spongebob, can you get the kind officer two-- - krabby patties and kelp fries to go, sir? anything for our boys in blue. - here you go, officer. and thanks for being so understanding, if you know what i mean. no charge. - you're welcome. just hope the mayor doesn't find out about this mess. he's the one you need to worry about. - [gulps] - mayor. - eugene krabs? - aah! mr. mayor! - the whole town is at a standstill because your drive-through is so slow. - well, don't you worry, mr. mayor. there's an answer for that, too. crash! there you go. see, now we got two drive-throughs, two lines, and i'll make money twice as fast. [laughs] - that should work perfectly. [horns honking] - okay, who had the double krabby p

helping us to break it down, cnn correspondent eugene caught. good morning, eugene.t was changing hourly for the 115th congress. abandoning the plan to cut the house oversight. why did they do that? >> i think we mentioned several possibilities of why they did it. i really believe the feet by donald trump communicated to republicans said that was not one of the areas that he wanted them to focus on on day one when there's other areas to focus on such as health care, such as infrastructure. but there was concern from him and other lawmakers, that this watchdog committee, this group, has not been operating the same way they had hoped that it would have. >> it's interesting i thought he capitalized on the situation. >> you had said yesterday morning on this program, you said, look, will donald trump come forward and capitalize on that. >> i think it's an easy move. there's no lots for donald trump to do that. he saw the way it was going. he looks good in the process. he did say that the offices is a good thing and should be kept. he just said that the timing stunk on th

eugene, thanks for being with us. you were very busy during the presidential campaign. what was different about fact checking this time around? >> wow, there was a lot different. first of all we are dealing with an open seat. barack obama stepping down. both parties had a very vigorous primary. hillary clinton didn't expect to have one with bernie sanders but she did. to get the number, the high teens, the number of candidates running on the republican side. so we were very busy with two very busy primaries. that didn't get us to the general election. once we got there, it was insane because you had a democratic nominee under investigation by the fbi and a republican nominee who had never run for office before and has a penchant for exaggeration. >> how would you compare it to past presidential races just in terms of the volume you had? >> i'll tell you, it was very, very busy. nothing that i have ever experienced before. >> we've heard a lot about this so-called fake news. it's a phrase we keep hearing. the first news conference since the election, president-elect trum

he is 42-year-old eugene sims and it's believed he is armed and dangerous. good evening, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the shooting happened at the intersection of chester and win tlop streets oxon hill. lindsay watts has been on the scene all day long and joins us. lindsay. >> this is domestic violence shooting that played out i front of 15 kids. it happened right on this corner and tonight you can see the police are still keeping an eye on this area. and we talked it a witness who says the gunman jumped out from the bushes and tried to grab a little girl standing here. we are told the child's mother tried to protect her daughter and she got in a physical fight with the suspect and was shot. that woman surd vivd and is recovering at the hospital tonight and luckily none of the children here got hurt. >> we'll give you a look at the crime scene it happened after 7 a.m. and police knew who the shooter was early on because this was domestic. and investigators decided not to release the suspect's name and photo until just before 6 . this is what poli

they've identified the shooter as 42 year old roland eugene simms, and they're asking the public not to approach him, if they see him, instead, call 911. >> they saw a man jump out on the bushes, try to grab one of the little girls. and then the lady was like no you're not going to take my kid. so he pushed her down. they started fightingment then they said they heard a gun go off. >> this neighborhood mom, who didn't want her face shown on camera, says they are seven year old son, was among the group of student waiting for the school bus. when a man shot a woman at the corner of winthrop and chester streets, tuesday in the morning. so they started running toward, you know, my house, and they were crying and everything. so i just took them in the house. >> she said the kids were frightened, but not hurt. and eventually she drove them to forest heights elementary school. the prince charter county police department initially said six kids witnessed the shooting. but now the prince george's county public school district says there were 15 student there. >> this is terrible. it is trauma

we brought in the political reporter eugene scott. he is here in new york after being here with us in washington. i want to listen to the president a little bit in the east room on sunday. this was a moment after the weekend of events. a moment that felt like an evolution of president trump. listen to him talking about who he is here to help. >> and as i said during my inaugural address, this is not about party. this is not about ideology. this is about country. our country. it is about serving the american people. we will prove worthy of this moment in history. i think it may very well be a great moment in history. so be proud. be very proud. >> it's not about me. it's about the people. that is, to me, that is the period on the sentence of the weekend. a tumultuous weekend. >> i noticed quite a few times even on inauguration day and day after while i was covering the campaign, he often said i'm the only one who can fix it. when he was inaugurated, he said we. we will help take this country to where it needs to be. there are concerns

eugene, dave, paul and we'd pretend to be the rat pack.see every show that represented another era. >> jimmy: really? >> we saw -- in two days we saw wayne newton, ann margaret, and light intra minelli. light intra was on fire. she was singing, she left and flew right off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you in touch with wayne or liza? >> light intra, look, she's at the house now. i remember seeing liza. we were in the audience, all excited. they would always introduce us from the audience. >> jimmy: right. >> in each of these shows. we didn't know who was going to end up fourth. bus that's the hip spot. >> jimmy: ah. >> george hamilton was over to the side, i remember, that night. and liza went through paul shaffer and the people from stv. she didn't quite have it. and then she got solemn. she said, there's someone else out there who's helped me through a lot of stuff. a lot of rough stuff. i'd never met liza minelli, by the way. shouldn' she said, not only is he brilliant but i think he's real handsome too. and i thought -- i assumed she was

josh rogen, eugene scott, greg valliere, and selena zito. welcome all.calling this the carnage in america speech, a radical departure from hopeful, hopeful, hopeful and the architecture of some of these speeches of presidents past. but donald trump made a lot of promises about ending that carnage. i want to listen to those. >> we will bring back our jobs. we will bring back our borders. we will bring back our wealth. and we will bring back our dreams. we will build new roads and highways and bridges and airports and tunnels and rail ways all across our wonderful nation. we will follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american. we will reinforce old alliances and form new once. and unite the civilized world defense radical islamic terrorism which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth. i will fight for you with every breath in my body and i will never ever let you down. >> that, josh, is exactly what he has been promising on the campaign trail, distilled in to one powerful moment of his inauguration speech. but he hasn't told us ho

prince george county police say eugene dangerous. he tried to grab a little girl and when mother tried to intervene she was shot. they found it was best to get the word out to catch sims, hopefully. "fox5" spoke to homicide detectives of what wept into the situation. >> with domestic cases they're usually tarring theed and there's owe no reason to think this person would arbitrarily go to people or harm other individuals although that's up nope. we don't know that. >>> here's another look at sims picture if you have information about him you're asked to call police. >> okay. 5:34 i'm not going back in time. >> backwards mature sgleen no, no. >> always moving forward, forward, forward. >> man of the hour and man of the day. >> lovely day for a stroll isn't it? let's do it. >> sunshine finally after rain, drizzle. >> that drizzle was annoying. >> it was it was blowing in your face. >> blowing in your face and cold. >> cold. that. the wind stirs it all up. good day coming up today. temperatures now already above what average high is for

they have won 38 straight at home up in eugene. the first half, the ducks up 10. and on that distracting court. the emphatic slam. 30-18, oregon. the second half, the ducks up big. blocked shot. tyler dorsey, smooth in transition. the three-pointer. oregon wins easily and 104-year- old school record is snapped to the 16th straight win overall by the oregon ducks. loyola, mary mount versus santa clara. yeah, four dudes. i'm guessing they lost a bet or something. i don't know. tight game. brandon brown drains the three- pointer. the lions are up by one. brown had 12. time winding down. the broncos down two and jared browridge stepped back for three with 2.7 seconds left and that is the game winner. santa clara wins 64-63. they are now 5-3 in conference play. now, breaking a 60 on the pga tour, it has only been done nine times and now it has within done twice in just 10 days. this one at the career builder challenge in california. the 17th hole. a fellow is looking to break 60. and the approach shot. get it close to the pin. and he will hit the birdie from there. his

today it might be a little cloudier eugene scott. there won't be any umbrellas because they're not allowed to bring umbrellas. >> not those surrounding the president or the people below the big podium. they don't get umbrellas but when you get down to the mall itself that's where you can bring the hand held umbrella. >> tell me about the moment and the bible and the little. we remember in 2009, president obama was sworn in on a bible that belonged to martin luther king jr. so that gave you some sense of where he wanted to take the presidency and the direction he wanted to move this country in but one thing that i find most interest as good that both of them will be sworn in on lincoln's bible and so there's quite a bit of division and at least the trump team is hoping this can show some sense of unity. >> and the vice president will use a ronald reagan bible. >> ronald reagan used it both times as governor and president but never used by anyone else. mike pence using that today. clarence thomas will swear him in. can we put up that g

but eugene, i want to pick up on something you said that was interesting. you talked about the trump brand being aspirational because if you look at the overall themes yesterday, people noticed it was bleak. people picked up on the american carnage line, people want to know where the hope, where the shining city on a hill is and eugene's take on it is that there are people who look at all that and say there is an element of aspiration. >> sure. i think that's fair and what i think trump does well is he brands himself. not just him but his family as well. they're international branders. there's no reason they shouldn't take that skill and apply it to what they're doing now. people, you know, around the world have associated the trump brand with a high level of quality, elegance, refinement, you know, luxury, that's what they've been selling and that's what they did sell during the campaign during a lot of people. can they deliver that sort of high standard of living and that sort of image on the ground? >> a guy who lives in a marble tower is the -- is the h

joining me now to discuss, cnn politics reporter eugene scott.ou say correspondent for the "washington examiner" sarah westbrook. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> i want to start with a statement. let's put it up, russia other countries outside groups and people are consist tournamently trying to bribing through the cyberinfrastructure of our governmental institutions, businesses and organizations. this seems to be what we heard from donald trump during the campaign who said it could be russia, china, a 400-man sitting on the edge of his bed. still no change. >> yes, all of that could be possible but what u.s. intelligence agencies are confident of is that this situation was russia. and they would like to see the president-elect are more aggressive in responding to the data that they presented to him friday. he seemed a bit more accepting of it, said he would form a committee soon within the next 90 days to address issues of involvement of foreign governments but i think his critics would like to see him are far more aggressive on

eugene, as always, thank you. we'll be checking with you on the other side of the president's comments. to jon meacham we go, our friend, the historian and author and for the purposes of today's conversation, the biographer of george herbert walker bush 41 having written one of the best works of contemporary nonfiction about this fascinating man. jon, i know you join the rest of us in thinking about george and barbara bush. >> absolutely. you know, he's 92, she's 91. they've been married for 72 years. i was with them last summer in a restaurant in maine. a couple came up and wanted their picture made on their 50th anniversary. barbara said, pikers. so, you know, they had two of the -- they have two of the great american lives. they've just served the country decade to decade. i've called president bush 41 the last gentleman of american politics. and i think in many ways he embodies an efos that is slipping into the shadows. he had more in common somewhat as president and as a politician temp mentally and culturall

. >> a glance away, what happens to you, eugene -- two weeks after the war, on the beach, eddie and eugene, a positive note to race relations with a glance away is a work through with characters moving towards some notion of helping each other along the way and as time goes on that ends, writing to save a life the notion of a hands reaching out helping, is not in the book. it is in your life and your memories as you are reflecting them in this book but it is not in bernard obama 12 and it is not in emmett till. it seems to me there is a notion where the hand was reach searching out before earlier your work, you move in a direction where that hand wasn't there. maybe we don't have that kind of consciousness which does occur in that first book. as you go along in time a vision you had of race relations to where we are now. >> a complicated question, a simple question in another way. a lot of time to grow up, i have been lucky. when i had to write -- it is very different from now. and it is a question of removing the this and the like, and in the most categorical way makes any sense. more and

they say he's roland eugene sims, 42 years old. they say he's armed and dangerous. if you see him, do not approach him. call 911. 15 elementary school kids see a woman shot and wounded as they keith lives nearby. his daughter was there. >> it's terrible. it's traumatized the kids. this is a really nice neighborhood. it's sad kids have to deal with that. >> reporter: the scene, winthrop and chester streets in oxen hill. it was about 7:00 this morning. witnesses say a woman in her 30s was waiting here with her three children for the school bus. they say a man jumped out of the bushes, tried to grab one of her girls. there was an argument. a fight and then gunshots. they say the woman fell to the ground and the shooter ran away. about a dozen kids waiting for that bus saw what happened and made a run for it. this woman asked not to be identified. she has a young boy who was there. >> i was shocked and scared for these kids' lives out here. i called 911, actually. >> reporter: the children, all from the forest heights elementary school. it got extra today. and counselor

eugene is a democrat. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. we are on a slippery slope here. impressiven a lot of rhetoric from this president, and the thing that is really disturbing is that the greed withwe are talking about capitalism, this is the type of guy that we feel we have put in the white house. we have this guy with so much oil, theyal money and are going to get the economy to be worse again because money is never enough. donald trump wants to rebuild as well on the back of this country again. this guy acts like he never lost. he lost money in the casinos. he should know what loss is. what makes me really sad is that they could create 28,000 jobs, but what are the risks? this is a guy who was tweeting -- he hasllion people tal instability that he does not have to run the country. do not got these guys after more money by polluting the water and making a dirty project that they are trying to do that is really scary. should that the wise dog -- by the impressive rhetoric that is not going to cut it. host: our last caller. some protes

eugene sims is armed and dangerous he tried to grab a little girl and when the mother intervened she was shot. if you have any call police. >> developing in fairfax police are being ing for hit and run driver in annandale and we're told a car hid a pedestrian intersection of green barry lane and ever green lane and kept going and the victim is alive and in critical condition and no word yet on description of the car. a northern virginia man behind bars this morning charged with trying to trying to call a fair fax county police officer. herndon officers cost hum after they spotted him pointing a gun in public. they have evidence that ties him to surprised's shooting in great falls. fairfax country police -- when that officer attempted to pull hill over. officer thankfully was not hurt. >> in montgomery county principal of spring brook is under fire for allegedly telling on cheer quad routine at rival basketball game was "too ghetto" and dr. art williams principal at silver spring school was approached by paint bravrp. principal and he said the cheers were too ghtto tonight they're boy