ads icon for sure. thank you. also happening now the resist banner hung from a crane in d.c. and it's coming down. michelle: greenpeace pulling the political stunt, members dangling above the construction site. q: it was visible by the ellipse from the white house. michelle: a clear message for the president. what do they want? alison: and what will happen to the protesters. stephen tschida in northwest. it was a pretty wild day. stephen: yeah. it's not over yet. let's get you up to date on the you can see still on this crane, you can see a couple of the protesters a few flights up. they are the protesters that chained themselves to the ladder to bar their way up if anyone would go up there to take the demonstrators down. they are still up there for the past hour and a half or so. or the two hours they have been rolling up the banner which had been hanging over this part of downtown. let's show you video we shot earlier today from the ellipse. this illustrates what the message was. it was this resist banner. from the distance it did appear to hangover the white house. we caug

. >> reporter: visitors checking out the iconic sign say adding additional security would only impact tourists and not the pranksters themselves. >> i came from brazil. i just would like to see the sign. >> reporter: this resident thinks security should be heightened. >> i'm concerned that somebody might get hurt up hethere, migh paul. also the vandalism. it costs money to repair it. >> reporter: security video did catch the pranksters. no arrests have been made. reporting in the hollywood hills, abc 7 news. >>> all right, weather anchor spencer christian has if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. . >>> a group of hayward teens is going all out to help a classmate diagnosed with hodge kins lymphoma. they're raising money to help with her medical bills by following this simple recipe, live, love, and bake. >> and then you're going to sprinkle a bunch of sugar. >> reporter: baking 101.

adding he's all talk no action. he's an icon of the civil rights era. he was beaten during the voting rights march from selma to montgomery alabama. the president elect also lashed out at the out going head of the cia. mr. trump tweeted that the agency couldn't do much worse and asked if the cia director was the leaker of fake news after brennan said the president elect doesn't fully understand the russian threat. >> when he speaks or reacts, he needs to understand the implications that impact the united states could be profound. >> the president elect said he's almost ready to unveil the proposal to replace obama care. >> he's looking at the pharmaceutical companies. he's looking at ways to drive costs down and give accessibility andoptions to people th >> they will release details of the plan after the inauguration. >> the president elect also said he would use executive power if necessary to replace the affordable care act and the war of words between the congressman and congressman lewis and the president elect has many of you talking on social medi

adding he's all talk, talk, talk, no action. luis is an icon of the civil rights era and he was beating during the marching rights from selma to alabama. the president-elect lashed out at the out going head of the cia. >> mr. trump tweeted that the agency couldn't do much worse and asked the cia director john brenham was the leaker of fake news after brenham says he doesn't understand the russian elect. the president your electricity says he's -- telling the washington post the plan will provide insurance everybody. >> he's looking at other ways to drive cost down and give access ability and options to people -- >> they'll release plans after the inauguration. >>> president-elect says he would use executive power if necessary to replace "the affordable care act." be sure to watch kpix 5 all week for the latest in washington. melissa cane will be in dc for the events leading to the swear in of trump. she'll bring the live reports on thursday. >>> 37 people are dead after a turkish cargo jet crashed into a village. investigators say the boeing 74

in the wake of tweets aimed at congressman and civil rights icon john lewis, more have been added toou who will not be there. you will hear from one of those congresswomen live in the next hour of cnn newsroom. abdominal pain? bloating? you may have ibs. ask your doctor if non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs, walgreens and riteaid. >>> live in the cnn newsroom, i'm poppy harlow live in new york. we gib with the single sentence pitting the president-elect against a civil rights icon who once march aid longside dr. martin luther king jr. georgia congressman john lewis, one of a growing list of democrats who will skip trump's inauguration next week, had this to say when he was asked if he would work with the next president. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> you do not consider him a legitimate president? why is that? >> i actually think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. >>

morning between congressman john lewis and the president-elect is adding to the divide between democrats and republicans. the civil rights icon questioned trump's legitimacy to be president and trump's response wasn't kind. as our lucy noland report politicians on both side of the aisle are now weighing in. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: the statement heard around the world, congress hand john lewis says those words during an interview on nbc's meet the press. lewis believes president-elect donald trump's presidency will not be legitimate because of of what american intelligence calls russian interference in the 2016 election and now politicians from both sides are sounding off in a growing feud, between the civil rights icon and the next commander in chief. >> well, i have great respect for john lewis and for his contributions particularly to the civil rights movement. i was deeply disappointed to see him, someone of his stat the tour, question the legitimacy of donald trump's election as president and say he is not attending the inauguration. >> i understand why john lewis feels

message coming from civil rights activists ahead of inauguration day, adding fuel to the fire as the president-elect blasts in iconic civil rights leader. >> now abc 7 news at 6:00 am on your side. kimberly: a wet but thankfully not icy start to the weekend, a different story from the southern plains where ice is slowing traffic on the roads and in the sky. here, the rain was on and off. no ice or snow ith meteorologist josh knight explains how a few degrees made a huge difference. josh: that's really all that it took. earlier this morning we were expected to drop further than they did. we stayed above freezing around d.c. it was a cold and raw day. let me show you what's going on, starting off with a map of weather advisories. they just added a few more. earlier this morning the area was covered in pink and purple, but now it is just to the north and west of d.c. closer to the mason-dixon line is where we have the winter weather advisory until 11 p.m. further south, howard county, northern anna-lysa:, closer to baltimore -- northern montgomery county, closer to baltimore, that is where we have a freezing rain warni

sweeted, lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district adding he's all talk talk talk no act. lewis is an icont the civil rights area rah. he was beaten during the voting rights march from thelma to montgomery, alabama. with four days to go before the gnarring the president-elect also lashed out at the outgoing head of the cia. mr. trump tweeted that the agency couldn't do much worse an act of cia director john breen nan was the leaker of fake luce after ben can said the lead pregnant doesn't fully understand the russian threat. >> when he speaks and reacts, make sure he uppeds that the implications and impact united states could be profound. >> the president-elect also says he's almost ready to unveil this proposal to replace obama care. telling the washington post, the plan will provide insurance for everybody. he's leaking at the pharmaceutical companies. eat looking at other ways to drive costs down and frankly give accessibility and options to people they don't have now. >> trump team will release details of the plan after the inauguration. jamie yucas cbs news new york. >> cargo plane go

. >>> also, new this morning, the president-elect is adding to his twitter attack on a civil rights icon. democratic congressman john lewis should finally focus on the burning and crime infested inner cities of the u.s. i can use all the help i can get. >> this is leading to the democratic lawmakers saying they will boycott on trump's inauguration. >> to tear down john lewis is definitely detrimental to his cause and not going to play well with african-americans. >> half of the world needs to get over it now that trump is in. >> what do you make of that comment there. he got over it when obama got in, and people have to get over now that trump is in. did we ever see this happening, the attacking of a civil rights hero, john lewis, and the back and forth between him. >> it would be difficult to find a more represented political action. it's something the president-elect attacked in his tweet. i think this is clearly motivated by donald trump feeling he was unfairly attacked by john lewis, who suggested he was not a legitimate president. it's something that threatens to detract from the in

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and to kick it off, president-elect trump is adding to his twitter attack on civil rights icon john lewis. more democrats now saying they will boycott the inauguration on friday, and this morning trump's team is responding to this public spat for the first time. >> we all, everyone agrees, that congressman lewis is a civil rights and voting rights leader, and he deserves our praise for that, but it is disappointing to hear somebody who has such an important voice and platform to say what he said about the president, which by the way is just false. he is a legitimate president. we need to work together to help the inner cities and everyone else in america, and we would like his help. >> well, nbc's kelly o'donnell is outside of trump tower right here in new york. so, kelly, with a good morning to you, if anybody thought this public spat would be over in a day or so, they would be sorely mistaken, wouldn't they? >> reporter: well, alex, you're right. and where we have seen these interactions where trump takes on one of his critics it tends to have a couple of acts, and we have seen that alr

defending the immigration order would not be consistent with that duty adding nor am icon vinced that the executive order is lawful. at her confirmation hearing to be deputy attorney general two years ago senator sessions asked her about that duty. >> do you think the attorney general has a responsibility to say no to the president if he asks for something that is improper? the views the president wants to execute are unlawful, should the attorney general, the deputy attorney general say no. >> senator, i believe the attorney general or deputy attorney general has an obligation to follow the law and the constitution and to give their independent legal advice to the president. >> justice department lawyers did, in fact, defend the executive order over the weekend when the first round of challenges was filed and the heavy lifting in federal court won't when the legal briefs are due on whether the order violates the constitution and federal laws. by then the white house hopes it's choice will be on the job. the senate judiciary committee votes on his nomination later today. >> all right.

tweet to representative john lewis, what he told the civil rights icon, a lot of people weighing in on that, 6:42. >>> dark >>> we're addinge and 20 seconds of light per day. >> that is good news. >> what's our sunset time? >> i have no idea. >> ok. i can find out for you. happen ap >> man. >> you got all the info. >> i see you. if you were to lie someone will tweet you and say you were wrong. yeah. >> it's a little after 5:00. i know that. >> let's go to the forecast. >> i promise steve i will know shortly. on and off showers today. cloud cover as well and we do have the milder temperatures trying to work on in. it will be mild next couple days, average daytime high is typically in the low time of year, and we are going to be well above that for the next week or so. in fact, maybe 50 to 55 later this afternoon, best day, partial sunshine thursday, looks like rain showers friday. i think it will hold off and we'll just have clouds friday morning but i can't guarantee it might be tweaked. light rain showers in 40 dulles, manassas, 36 in frederick. 34 in hagerstown. and again, some cool temperatures start today, but warmer a

added in the mix. >> and she went on to the further iconic role, nominated for an academy award in ordinary people.k you so much. a pleasure to talk to you. >> thank you so much. i'm sorry it's under this circumstance. >> me, too. be sure to follow me on facebook and twitter. that's it for "the lead." i turn you over now to one mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, breaking news, wallpaper president trump signs orders for the construction of a border wall, insisttion mexico will reimburse u.s. taxpayers. he's also boosting the size of border patrol forces and stepping up deportations of undocumented immigrants. >>> major investigation, the president is standing by his false claim that millions voted illegally, costing him the popular vote, and he's calling for a major investigation. some key democrats say, bring it on. >>> tortured answer. in his first interview since his inauguration, president trump says he supports water boarding, but senator john mccain warns him, quote,

adding, well, to the divide between democrats and republicans. the civil rights icon questioned trump's legitimacy to be president, and trump's response was not kind. politicians on both sides of the aisle are now weighing in. >> i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: statement heard around the world congressman john lewis says those word during an interview on nbc's meet the press. lewis believes president-elect donald trump's presidency will not be legitimate, because of what american intelligence calls russian interference in the 2016 election and now politicians from both sides are sounding off in a growing feud, between the civil rights icon and the next commander in chief. >> well, i have great respect for john lewis and for his contributions particularly to the civil rights movement. i was deeply disappointed to see someone of his stature question the legitimacy of donald trump's election as president and say he is not attending the inauguration. >> i understand why john lewis feels the way he does. this is a very fearful, divided n

added. can both things at the same time be wrong in that >> john lewis, as ven or rated as he is. i want to say icon legend that word gets thrown around, john lewis really s is it appropriate for him to be saying that donald trump is not a legitimate president? >> i see your point, i think you're also saying that donald trump is wrong too to be suggest all talk and no action of him. absolutely. i also think though that now that you have this question of russia's involvement and there will also i think be -- i don't think there will ever be agreement. this now gives democrats the opportunity trump what donald trump did for years to president obama. >> if you dish it out you ought to be able to take it >> but do you have a wonder. i don't know if point is the right question? what is the goal? you attack his legitimacy you're going to get tweets and response. maybe it's the opportunity for -- i don't think it's the opportunity your intention to start a conversation. i really think it's just we get to question his legitimacy for next however many years >> you listen to john lewis. i think context and vo

iconic american brands out there. let's get right to the closing numbers. the blue chip average rallied by 155 points to close at 20,06. the nasdaq added 55. the s&p up by 18. also a new record high. dominick has been tracking the action from the floor. he joins us now. what got to us this historic high? >> it has been a long time coming. we've been sitting this talking about it for such a long time. today it was about one stock in particular that propelled us that got to us open right at that 20,000 mark and that was boeing on the heel of strong earnings. boeing alone accounted for nearly 50 points. a huge chunk of what happened today. you have united technologies, on the heel of its earnings report. it only took with four or five points off the overall picture. if you look at caterpillar and boeing, they added the most. >> so if an investor happen to put $10,000 at or near the market lows, what would have happened? >> you know, timing the market is always a tough thing. if do you look at the way you systematically invest, if you managed to buy at the lows, you got a good return on your investment and here's what we're talking about. if y

tweeted lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, adding that he is all talk, talk, talk. no action. lewis is an iconthe civil rights era and he was beaten during voting rights march from selma to montgomery alabama. were four days to go before his inauguration the president-elect also lashed out at the outing head of the cia. mr. trump tweeted the agency could not do much worse and asked if cia director john brennan quote it was this the the leaker of fake news? after brennan said the president-elect does not fully understand the russian threat. president-elect also says that he is almost ready to unrail his proposal to replace obama care telling the washington post the plan will provide insurance for everybody. >> he is looking at other ways to drive costs down and frankly give accessibility and options to people that they don't have now. >> reporter: trump team says it will release details of the land after the inauguration. >>> the president-elect also said wow use executive power, if necessary, to replace the affordable care act. >>> first lady michelle obama is tweeting her support for congress

in a new interview, the civil rights icon charges there was "a conspiracy by the russians and others to help get trump elected" adding, quote, that's not right, that's not fair. that comes as trump tweets that hillary clinton should never have been allowed to run for president, calling her, quote, guilty as hell. the trump team is confirming his national security advisor retired general michael flynn was in touch with russia's ambassador to the u.s. and discussed setting up a phone call between trump and russia's president vladimir putin even as the obama administration was preparing new sanctions against russia and in its waning days the obama administration is warning that isis leader's days are numbered. defense secretary asheton carter says the hunt is getting warmer making it clear there is fresh intelligence on the isis leader. i'll speak with democratic senator richard blumenthal and all our courts, analysts and guests are standing by with full coverage of the day's top stories. we he begin tonight with new questions over the recent contacts between a trump advisor and russia which occurred just as the obama a

after civil rights icon john lewis doubted the legitimacy of trump's win, the president-elect firing back calling lewis all talk, adding he should focus on the burning and the crime infested inner cities. >> because someone disagrees with you, that doesn't mean they are a bad person or it gives you the right to say something negative. you have to be bigger than that. >> i thought it was ridiculous. give trump a chance. >> he says he wants to make things better in the african-american community. less' pray that is true. jeff: while many here worry about trump, they carry with him the spirit of king. >> we all each have to stand for justice, peace, unity. jeff: in falls church, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: here is something we are just getting in the newsroom now. maryland congressman anthony brown just tweeted he will be skipping the inauguration because of trump's comments about congressman john lewis. brown tweeted he respects the office of the president but cannot tolerate disrespect. 30 democratic leaders have said they will skip the inauguration come friday. a day for history at the white house. the cubs com

four law makers in our area have added their names to the the list, and many are showing solidarity with civil rights iconepresentative john lewis , who questioned, trump's victory. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. >> our lauren johnson is joining us live from independent mall and they are sending a very strong, clear message here, lauren. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. it was those comments by representative lewis over week end that got donald trump firing back on twitter and many members of the congress as you mentioned nearly two dozen democratic members have taken a stance against the president-elect saying they will sit out of friday's inauguration ceremony. here locally the number is up to four, last night congressman bob brady joined that list, saying i'm not going to the inaugural i want to support john lewis. he is a personal friend of mean. congressman dwight evans says i stand with john lewis. he said i will not attend inauguration, russian ha

added their names to the list. many of them are showing solidarity with civil rights icon representative john lewis , who questionedrump's victory. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man gete elected and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. >> very strong word there. as you mentioned the list growing our lauren johnson joining us live from independent mall this morning. hi there, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. the list is growing every day more than two dozen democratic lawmakers are new saying that they will sit out of friday's events, including four from right here in our area. let's take a look at who they are, last night congressman bob brady joined a list saying i'm not going to the the inaugural i want to support john lewis who is a personal friend of mine. also congressman boyle made his position known on facebook in the end of his statement he said i accept decision of the people, i respect it but i will not celebrate it. on twitter, dwight evans used the #i stand with john lewis. he goes on to say i w

iconic billboards at the centre of piccadilly circus in london. the lights have been switched off for renovations and they'll stay off until later this year. the billboards have displayed adse than a century. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. in every culture on earth, dance is a physical, joyfulform of expression and communication. it is, in a way, the world's most basic common language. well, my guest today epitomises the ability of dance to cross borders of time and space. akram khan is british by birth, bangladeshi by family heritage and now globally renowned as one of the great contemporary dancers and choreographers. his performances weave together influences from east and west, past and present, how would he define his dance? akram khan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, welcome. it seems to me so many of the great professional dancers have been raised in one very strict discipline, one cultural tradition, but that isn't quite true of you, is it? no. i was born and brought up in london, so already i was exposed to many, many different cultural activities from very, very different back

added 18. >>> tributes poured in for mary tyler moore. fans put roses at the base of the mary tyler moore statue in minneapolis. the city where her show took place. people gathered outside the iconicictorian home. dick van dyke tweeted to there are no words she was the best. we always said that we changed each other's lives for the better. he included a clip of them in the dick van dyke show. and ed asner a great lady has left us, i will miss her i will never be able to repay her. >>> as we mentioned before the mary tyler moore show was ground breaking. helped to redefine the american woman. >> it's not unusual for television, particularly sit comes to break barrier, nicole brewer joins us were any closer look at moore's impact and the role of popular culture in advancing social issues >> this is interesting. a show doesn't have to be heavy handed or highly political to make an impact. sometimes it's the light hearted sit comes like mary tyler moore that advanced social causes by bringing folks together to share a laugh. >> ♪ at the world reacts to mary tyler moore passing, many are wrecking her the beloved actress revolutionalized women's roles on television and beyond i want to

added 18. >>> tributes poured in for mary tyler moore. fans put roses at the base of the mary tyler moore statue in minneapolis. the city where her show took place. people gathered outside the iconicictorian home. dick van dyke tweeted to there are no words she was the best. we always said that we changed each other's lives for the better. he included a clip of them in the dick van dyke show. and ed asner a great lady has left us, i will miss her i will never be able to repay her. >>> as we mentioned before the mary tyler moore show was ground breaking. helped to redefine the american woman. >> it's not unusual for television, particularly sit comes to break barrier, nicole brewer joins us were any closer look at moore's impact and the role of popular culture in advancing social issues >> this is interesting. a show doesn't have to be heavy handed or highly political to make an impact. sometimes it's the light hearted sit comes like mary tyler moore that advanced social causes by bringing folks together to share a laugh. >> ♪ at the world reacts to mary tyler moore passing, many are wrecking her the beloved actress revolutionalized women's roles on television and beyond i want to

iconic billboards at the centre of piccadilly circus right here in london. the lights have been switched off for renovations and they will stay off until later this year. the billboards have displayed adsry. it is the first time since world war two the lights have gone off, there they go, except for power cuts and special events. looks completely different now. xi jinping is the first chinese leader to attend the world economic forum in davos. he's expected to push for more inclusive globalisation as the meeting kicks off in switzerland. this year's gathering in the alpine resort is focusing on how leaders should respond to growing populism and protectionism. earlier, i spoke to victor gao, a former interpreter for deng xiaoping and now director of the china national association of international studies. i think president xi jingping's visit to switzerland and his speech at the davos world economic forum are very important evidence, especially because mr donald trump is becoming us president very soon and the new us administration under president trump most likely will go towards protectionism and will withdraw from globalisation. i think president xi jingping will talk about what a re

icon and civil rights leader of our time i could not believe it. i could not believe that he would do that on martin luther king weekend. that added insult to injury. i immediately said i wasn't going to go. it was this on top of his insults to disabled, to women, to gold star parents. to me, this was just the last straw. >> the day after hillary clinton lost. she said americans owe trump an open mind and chance to lead. if she can attend the inauguration should you and your other colleagues reconsider? >> i am open minded to actually making some progress i actually issued a letter on behalf of our 50 members to have a meeting with trump. we sent this letter in december. but we have even yet to hear an acknowledgement of that letter. i do want to see if he can make some progress, but i think if we make progress, it has to start from him. i think he has to stop denigrating people gratuitously with his tweets on a continuous basis. if i were him being only a few days before his inauguration, i would attempt to unify the people who are coming from all kinds of different places, this very diverse country of ours, instead he deliberate

iconic american brands out there. let's get right to the closing numbers. the blue chip average rallied by 155 points to close at 20,06. the nasdaq added 55.&p up by 18. also a new record high. dominick has been tracking the action from the floor. he joins us now. what got to us this historic high? >> it has been a long time coming. we've been sitting this talking about it for such a long time. today it was about one

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added that he treshs the peaceful transfer of power. and as for congressman brown, he cited trump's criticism of congressman john lewis. >> not only did the president-elect hero and icon, but he also disrespected congressman john lewis and the office he holds. meanwhile, the president-elect met with martin luther king iii yesterday. this was at trump tower. king called thameeting constructive. i'm angie goff at the inauguration desk. >> thank you, angie. >>> today, post of the attention will be on more confirmation hearings. ron zinke touts his 27-career as a navy s.e.a.l. as his critical. >>> president-elect donald trump will keep his personal twitter account and other social media after his inauguration on friday. that is the information coming from transition officials. thes administration will use white house certified handles. we want to remeend you to join news 4 for live coverage of the inaugural parade. jim and doreen will be with us every step of the way. we'll have special guests, including long time parade announcer charlie brotman. >>> it is 6:07. new this morning, he could face a big fine on your taxes if you don't sign up for health care before january 3

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icon john lewis. >> i don't see the president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they helped destroy the capped daes of hillary clinton. >> lewis added he won't attend the inauguration. it'll be the first time he's skipped the event for 30 years. thank you for joining me this afternoon. >> thank you. >> can i start with the news of the day? i'm interested on the congressman's comments. do you agree and how significant is it to have a capitol hill veteran, a man like john lewis questioning the president-elect's legitimacy? >> at this legitimate as we approach inauguration day president-elect trump will be president trump. regardless the congressman also understands that he has to be worked with particularly on things that we agree with. there may be a lot of things that many do not agree with but the things that we agree with certainly need to be embraced. the goal has to be to bring america together. >> i was reading your op-ed on voting rights, taking a view that might surprise some people. can you explain what you're thinking? talk to me about what you wrote. >> what we stated was one of the major provisions is an i.d. what had bee

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icon, fixture of our west coast. now major changes are in store for the golden gate bridge. a plan is moving forward to create a safety net, but one more cost is now being added. nbc bay area pete suratos is live at the bridge. pete, they need an additional $2 million. the question is what is it for? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, kris. you know what the board of directors here in the golden gate bridge district just to prove that $2 million we were just talking about right there, they approved it to manage traffic during the construction of the suicide barriers because it's going to take up to four years to install those barriers so it's going to take quite a length of time, guys. the cost of this project has doubled the past few years since it was approved. the cost is at about $200 million. the way it's going to look, a stainless steel net seven football fields long suspended 200 feet above the pacific ocean on both sides of the golden gate bridge. $2 million will go to chp who will manage the traffic during this time. here is a bridge spokesperson explaining how it is all going to work. >> the amount that is going to the chp is based on the numbe

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senator joe manchin said the president-elect is absolutely legitimate adding i've got the utmost respect for congressman john lewis. he's an iconust think that was uncalled for. so for this type of rhetoric, it's nonproductive. i would like it in that would tone down a little bit. we'd be much better off and move on. for his part donald trump responded on twitter to lewis' comments singling out his district which includes the heart of downtown atlanta. "congressman john lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart. not to mention crime infested rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. john lewis should focus on burning and crime infested inner cities of the u.s. i can use all of the help i can get." people in lewis' deep blue district reacted to trump's tweets by posting shots of the community to social media. dude, just stop. and republican senator tweeted john lewis and his talk have changed the world. the senator also said to john lewis, one of my heroes, please come to the inauguration. it's not ab

we'll catch up with hollywood icon glenn close and talk about her return to the stage in a legendary role. >>> an adral, after people notice something obvious in the photo. thursday, january 26th, 2017. ♪ >> sisters of the south. all the way from alabama. >> from your favorite texas girls. celebrating 25 years of friendship. >> came all the way from oklahoma for a hug from al. [ cheers ] ♪ >> today is my 16th. >> go, patriots. >> mother/daughter trip to nyc. >> for my birthday. [ cheers and applause ] >>> we're back, now, 8:00, on this thursday morning. it's the 26th day of january, filling in for savannah, who remains on maternity leave. we texted each other a little bit today. >> good morning. >> i'm going to see her tonight. i'm going to meet charley for the first time. >> natalie is coming. >> your throwback thursday song in the background -- >> you don't like it? >> i do. "dancing queen." >> matt was dancing. >> we got a better song to celebrate. >> come on. >> we can do this for mary tyler moore. everybody have their hat ready? for three. for a tribute to mary tyler moore. ♪ we're gonna make i

iconic images that will live forever. >> reporter: don't let all the glitz store you, big business is at stake. kit attract more publicity than an admost beautiful women wearing the world's most beautiful clothes. >> reporter: from the ancient roots to the golden age and the glam cam the floor covering is making history. hollywood history. nbc news, new york. >> so who should win tomorrow notice and who will win? eric davis, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with film here. the drama category, of course arc big oneful which film will win? which film should win? >> i think it will be a race. "moonlight" should win. it's black culture from a point of view we've never seen before. however, if there is a shocker, the big surprise is going to go to "lion" winning everything. it's a story set in a powerful ending. >> talk about the best musical or comedy category? >> "tentth century women" "deadpool," and "fortunate. >> everyone wants "deadpool" it's going to be "la-la land. request itself. >> you seem sure. >> from the performances to the music to the way it makes you feel when you watch it. lock it in for "lala. "i think it