♪ i like ike ♪ everybody likes ike ♪ for president >> eisenhower, facing his democratic opponent, adlai, won in a landslide. >> so help me god. >> on inauguration day, eisenhower came walking down. and i said, "mr. president, may i take a picture?" the flashbulb didn't work. he stopped. and he said, "fix the flashbulb and take the picture." and i did. this was a very kind and caring man. >> 1953 beckoned. ike had run world war ii. but he'd never held office before. america held its breath and wondered what would happen next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatmen

ike protested, but did not intervene. in 1957, he seven, he did however send troops to lebanon to support that pro-western government when the pan- arab revolution, led by soviet ally and egyptian president. >> each time america tried to threat soviet union, soviet union reacted very strongly. 1957, america tried to overthrow the new regime in syria and soviets make their exercise on america step back. it was to crisis around recognition. >> in berlin, administered by the allied forces since the war, they threatened to force out u.s., british and french troops if soviet run east germany was not recognized. >> my father told, you have to recognize east germany as a state. of course american say no we don't have to recognize and doing so will keep you out of their leak. >> the standoff led to the construction of the berlin wall. >> the race to launch the first man made -- man to the moon has begun. >> i remember the week that we spent in gettysburg under the skies looking for it. >> the space race was underway and nasa was

. >> ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ you like ike,e ♪ everybody likes ike for president ♪ ♪ hang out the banners, beat the drums ♪ ♪ we'll take ike to washington ♪ >> sabato: virtually every product was sold with a jingle. so "i like ike" with prancing elephants became the symbol for eisenhower in 1956. >> ♪ ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ ken-nedy for me ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy >> sabato: and john f. kennedy had the "kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy" ad that would literally drive you insane if you listen to it too many times. >> ♪ try something new >> sabato: well, in 1964, we began the era of professional television advertising that really did have an impact. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that was making a name for themselves with advertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about mayb

ike was the fifth to take president with a radio audience, the second to do so while america watched. the solemnities of the ceremonial occasion were over, the presidential party retired to the offices of the new secretary of the senate mark christ for a luncheon buffet they heartily enjoyed. the participants of the ceremonies and personal guest of the new president and vice president were at last reflecting a relief from the mornings charged tempo. i witnessed through the intimate proceedings the camera colorfully recorded the lighthearted mood in which the chosen leaders of both past and present at this moment took part. outside where the mammoth procession was being readied, the weather was holding forth with typical eisenhower luck. he of course acknowledged them one and all, glad that they were there. vice president nixon was every bit as exuberant as the new chief executive and the pair responded to the cheers of the crowd as their cars crept along at four miles per hour. ♪ narrator: herbert hoover, reverend symbol of the republican party, received many a warm ovation. standing

the flow from georgia reminded the crowds that ike enjoys his golfing there at the summer white house entry the glee , club from purdue university with that special composition. louisiana depicted a french quarter scene on their float. the parade moved along at a smart click of 120 paces per minute and was witnessed by a crowd that set an all-time record. more than 750,000 spectators along the line of march. ♪ narrator: the gotham skyline was duplicated on new york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobile. and right behind the float from the the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new -- gary county new york. ,♪ narrator: the states without 15th floats nevertheless made their presence seen and heard. there was the one from mobile. the gop mascot, entry from ohio , was miss burma a king size , symbol of victory. and the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania marched informal attire, a little conspicuous in their top hats, but receiving good-natured cheers as they spun their red, white, and blue umbrellas in salute to ike. as wa

the float from georgia reminding the crowds that ike enjoys his golfinthere at the summer white house. the glee club from purdue university with that special composition. louisiana depicting a french quarter seen on their float. the parade moved along at a smart click of 120 paces per minute and was witnessed by a crowd that set an all-time record -- more than 750,000 spec taters along the line of march. the gotham skyline was located on new york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobile. and from the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new york. 15 states without floats made their presence seen and heard. or was the banner of the keystone state while a tv unit rolled alongside. the gop mascot, entry from ohio was missing erma, a king size symbol of victory. the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania march in formal attire, conspicuous in their top hats for receiving good-natured cheers as they spun their umbrellas in salute to ike. as was appropriate for a professional soldier turned statesman, they paid their respects to the

mike quick and ike reese have the remedies. i'm, i'll start with you. >> you talk about finding a quarterback in carson wentz. one of the things that could help carson wentz out. who actually throws the ball an awful lot this year is a consistent running game. what the eagles need to do is be more consistent with their execution in the running game. that way the coaches feel more confident in sticking with it. earlier in the season we're trying to close out this game versus the detroit lions. there are several breakdowns, and execution in the plays that results in a fumble. first of all you've got to get jordan matthews, supposed to block down on this safety. he misses his block, which allows penetration. lane can't kick out on the guy he's supposed to, he has to basically cover up the block that jordan matthews misses. which means big plays play on the outside one-on-one for ryan mathews. he's able to get his head on the football, force the fumble there, which led to a field goal for detroit in that game. this play was availab

locatedam skyline was on new york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobileand from the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new york. 15 states without floats made their presence seen and heard. or was the banner of the keystone state while a tv unit rolled alongside. the gop mascot, entry from ohio was missing erma, a king size symbol of victory. the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania march in formal attire, conspicuous in their top hats for receiving good-natured cheers as they spun their umbrellas in salute to ike. as was appropriate for a professional soldier turned statesman,-- turned they paid their respects to the new chief executive. there were two regiments of west pointers led by the 190 piece band. has been of cadets parading for inaugural since general grant's first in 1879. woodrow wilson saw the cadets swing by. one of them, a corporal named eisenhower seeing the lines and steps were as per size of those passing in front of him. , the display suggested no new order of military rule. the theme of the parade seem

what would you say is ike's greatest legacy or his key legacy? >> guest: he has a lot of them but i think that his ability to work with others, the ability to keep the country safe, and the fact that he's underappreciated after all these years suggests that we have more to learn. so that gives you a sense that we need to learn more about our history because guess what, it factors in now. if you look at that speech, you would place radical islamic terrorism for the expanding soviet union and communism. you can talk deficits now. now the debt is 20 trillion. then was in the billions. bipartisanship arguably is past president could've done a lot of difference if he had met even once a month with the leaders from the hill. i would tell them, you know, look backwards. always look forwards but don't forget to look backwards at where we have been. >> host: do you have any predictions of how some of these principles might be brought to bear in the next four years tax it's obviously not just the president who has to adopt certain key ways of operating but

i sat down with three key members of the zero four eagles, d tackle darwin walker, special teamers ike reese and tre thomas, the trio made it to the super bowl and lost to the patriots an experience they will never forget. >> for me it really was traumatic and it was two years ago i finally watched it for the first time and that was only because, there was showing it on nfl network, and i happened to turn it on. i will not lie to you, don, i still wake up, facing tom brady, that is how traumatic it was for me. >> hey catch more of my conversation with darwin, ike, tray sunday after afc championship game right here on cbs-3, the nfl to daze kicks off at 6:00 and then steelers and patriots getting at 6:40. great conversation with these guys. >> that was the sign stealing super bowl. >> we will talk about that and we talk about is and andy reid a hall of famer. >> good files. >> thanks, buddy. >> when we come back another look at best moments of the today's presidential inauguration, stay with us we will be right always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone co

we got ike. that does it for us. we will see you tomorrow. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> sounds like you have a new cohost for 2017, a two shot of you and ike. >> i'm just hoping that -- i don't think we get the chair he comes in. i think we will have to get a proper chair fitted to him and why not be a studio chair. he could be here if i need to step out for some reason. >> why not? we're ready. thank you, rachel. >>> we don't know exactly what dr. king would have said about donald trump, but it probably would have sounded a lot like something he said about another republican. >> trump battling john lewis after he questioned his legitimacy of his presidency. >> we welcome calls. >> john lewis gave an emotional speech to a young crowd in miami remembering martin luther king's legacy and eluded to the controversy. >> when you see something not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to do and say something and not be blind. >> more democrats join in inauguration boycott af

lots bre in ike borachow. welcome. say that at a conference this week, quote, investors' sentiment was as bad as we have seen since '08. >> yeah. it's a little disappointing. look, we came into 2016 with a great set justify for holiday. we had a disastrous '15. we had more favorable weather. inventories the best in four years. decent healthy consumer. and 25% have given us their holiday updates and 19 of them missed. so at the end of the day, you've got the backdrop of a really choppy fundamentals when they should be improving. and you layer on border tax questions and what's going to happen to these companies as they import all of their product and it makes it difficult for investors to get comfortable on the majority of this base, i think. >> i don't know how many of your names are in the full universe but you say the only ones worth making a investment are lulu, tjx, burlington and ulta that's it? >> those are the names that are momentum heading into holiday. so i think the key thing you saw for holiday was business

we got ike. that does it for us. we will see you tomorrow.now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> sounds like you have a new cohost for 2017, a two shot of you and ike. >> i'm just hoping that -- i don't think we get the chair he comes in. i think we will have to get a proper chair fitted to him and why not be a studio chair. he could be here if i need to step out for some reason. >> why not? we're ready. thank you, rachel.

policy,ike your aca great, keep it. we think if we let the free market forces move ahead, we will have a better and more affordable insurance policy. for it, there are simple things we can do. transparent prices, i think if we had transparent prices it would drive the cost down. expand savings accounts, make it like an ira and let anybody have access to it. and let insurance go across state lines. to help those people who need help. those are real some blood samples that we are not pushing anybody off of the cliff -- some simple examples and we are not pushing anybody off the cliff. -- we decided many decades ago that i would be pro-life. was in mytaking -- i last day in office and i was speaking to a mother that was pregnant, maybe five months along, she had not felt the baby move yet. i could hear the baby moving and there was a sister beside the mother and when she talked, the baby would move more. and i do not know how anybody and itbort a human being was part of our clinic to help pregnant women that do not want to

as you were talking about before we went on air ike eisenhower's is probably one of the most modern with americans and he gave the phrase of the american industrial congress that it talked about the prison apparatus and complex and other complexes, a simple phrase from a obama speech could set the tone or the oppositional politics in the trump era. obama will remind people of why they voted for him and leaving them in good shape and donald trump unlike obama inherited a country moving in a positive direction and we will see what trump does with it. >> the time is always on the president's side assessing the legacy. how do you think president obama will be judged. >> the office is much cooler than history. history tends to forgive. ronald reagan when he left was at the bottom tier of failed presidents and now he is at the top tier. if you ask ordinary people, the average person thinks obama was the greatest president in american history from five percent to 10% back to six percent and others saying obama would be mediocre went up from 50 to 60 to 71%. ordinary people don't see him as grea

but just after sunset, tada, we carried dear ike over the threshold of his new home.y. and now, behold, here he is. our very own dwight eisenhower in his new habitat. not at all creepy. not at all. he's nice to have around. today is a lot of things. today is the 64th anniversary of the inauguration of president dwight d. eisenhower as president of the united states. and frankly, we feel lucky to have him. we want to learn how to clean him next, but we feel lucky to have him. we are thinking of taking him on another road trip sometime soon. maybe with a bigger car so we don't have to remove his head. but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. that does it for us tonight. see you again monday. now it's time

there was some discussion whether ike was asked. but you know it's unusual for a vice president to be elected, isn't it? >> guest: well, it is. if you look back in history vice president gore did something similar with no clinton. obviously they were different circumstances and he was trying to distance himself from all the controversy but at the same time clinton was a great campaigner. the same kind of deal if you look back in history. perhaps it might hit been better for richard nixon to own an issue. >> host: of all if i's relationships with the great man which do you think was the most intriguing of them? >> guest: i almost wrote the book on the relationship between your grandfather and churchill and the letters that they sent back and forth. i think there is a lot to explore that i just didn't go back but it's there at the library. they really valued each other in the world and i thought that was the most intriguing. i do think the relationship with kennedy is very complex and we talk about it here. you know this book as you k

let's start with ike in new york, ike. >> caller: hi, jim.nks for taking my call. >> of course, ike. >> caller: okay. i own activision blizzard which seems to run into resistance at around 39. i'd like your general feelgs about the company and where you think it's wise to hold it. >> my favorite has always been take two. i've been with take two the whole way. it's certainly got more mojo. another, omar in texas, omar. >> caller: a big howdy from the great state of texas. >> fantastic. >> caller: i want to thank you for your market insight over the years. >> all right, thank you very much. thank you. stock? >> caller: hey, i bought a array at 550. >> that's a speculative stock. you have got a chance right now to play with the house's money. take off half and you'll be a winner. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> yo, dad oh, how is it going? >> not bad there, chief, what's shaking with you? [ siren ] >> don't know pena? he's th

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what would ike say to trump? i thought from reading your book that republicans come into office controlling the house and senate. what would ike say to trump? >> work across the aisle quickly because a -- it could go fast. eisenhower lost control of the house and senate in two years. he ended up working with them and passing a major highway bill that created the highway system we have now. but he would say get on it. work with them now. and also be cautious about the big decisions because you have to have dissenting voices in the room. >> you are a serious guy but here we have greg gutfeld. >> i'm glad you took my advice and changed the title from "killing eisenhower." you don't want any product confusion. i was -- i ask writers when they write a book. as it's almost over or you just sent it off, do you ever wake up in the middle of the night and go, "oh, crap." >> this book starts with president-elect kennedy meeting eisenhower period ends with president-elect trump meeting with president obama. i wrote the endi

ike leggett vetoed legislation that would have raised the minimum wage. he said that boosting the wage to that level would harm the county's economy and its ability to compete for jobs. george's county joined in the district with an unusual regional action to raise the wage this year. d.c. has since adopted a $15 freezing and by 2020. larry: two women were swept under by a massive wave. >> i got her, i got her. larry: they were pulled into the ocean walking on rocks in san diego. a good samaritan and lifeguard took about 40 minutes to get both women out, but one later died in the hospital. three of the rescuers were later hospitalized and are expected to be ok. autria: coming up next, a ski vacation with your name on it. when a trip for the whole family. plus, star wars fans, the big reveal. + larry: lucas films announcing the latest titer -- title for the new sci-fi franchise. episode eight will be called last jedi. it will hit theaters on december 15. autria: right now lift tickets for bryce resort in mount jackson, virginia. we are looking for color nu

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just after sunset, though, ta da, we carried dear ike over the threshold of his new home. he had admirers checking him out as we carted him through the lobby and now, um, behold, here he is. our very own dwight eisenhower in his new habitat. not at all creepy. not at all. he's nice to have around. today is a lot of things, the 64th anniversary of the inauguration of eisenhower as president of the united states and we feel lucky to have him. we want to learn how to clean him next but we are lucky to have him. we are thinking of taking him on a road trip soon. maybe with a bigger car so you don't have to remove his head, but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. that does it for us tonight. see you monday. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> how's that for a long work day for you. >> i don't know what you are talking about. besides i have a cohost now made of wax. >> the 12-hour work day helps to have a cohost. >>> the trump white house issued the first executive order about the affordable care act. we will have the details on that and much more. the dan

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wouldn't you want to sit with ike and talk baseball? wouldn't that be a lot of pressure?nd he said oh, no, my grandfather loved to play golf. that was when he would allow the press to come take pictures with a diplomat or somebody else would go and often there were only two other guys and he would say david come out and go and he said that's me a 14-year-old out with the presidential press. so you know they were substantial people. i always have admonished people who always want to say how dumb george bush was, like wait a second, this is a guy that went to jail an harvard business school. you may not agree with his politics but he's not dumb, so i would love to have dinner with any of them. >> what could our new president learn from studying pat buchanan? >> that, too. >> but studying james buchanan. >> i think the differentiation between good presidents and bad presidents, jfk are the top that historians always decide to take. you can't come to the top of the ladder and not be decider, james polk hated him for being a waffler, you're my advisors you got to tell me what

just after sunset, though, ta da, we carried dear ike over the threshold of his new home., here he is. our very own dwight eisenhower in his new habitat. not at all creepy. not at all. he's nice to have around. today is a lot of things, the 64th anniversary of the inauguration of eisenhower as president of the united states and we feel lucky to have him. we want to learn how to clean him next but we are lucky to have him. we are thinking of taking him on a road trip soon. maybe with a bigger car so you don't have to remove his head, but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. that does it for us tonight. see you monday.. >>> there from the very beginning when president obama delivered the keynote address up in boston back in 2004 p. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. >> there is not a black america and a white mark and latino america and asian america.

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[laughter] ike did not support marshall. he cut a supportive paragraph out of a speech he intended to give in the upcoming campaign. two months after mccarthy speech in august 1951, churchill published the fourth volume of his history of the second world war. he felt no need to kowtow to the rabbit, redbaiting -- rabid, redbaiting senator from wisconsin. he included an account of the moments in june 1942 when he and brooke had been in the oval office with marshall and roosevelt when the president had to break the terrible news to him. of the fall of two brooke. -- to brooke. nothing could exceed the sympathy and chivalry of my two friends, churchill wrote. no reproaches, not an unkind word was spoken. what can we do to help? once, give us as many sherman tanks as you can spare and ship them to the middle east as quickly as possible. they were sent by marshall. as well as 100 self-propelled guns. the ones that got through to egypt played a role in helping to win a battle five months later. a convoy of them was sunk and marsha

maybe with a bigger car so you don't have to remove his head, but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. that does it for us tonight. see you monday.. >>> there from the very beginning when president obama delivered the keynote address up in boston back in 2004 p. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. >> there is not a black america and a white mark and latino america and asian america. there the united states of america. >> even at first glimpse, we all knew, i did, i thought we were witnessing something special. here was my meet reaction after he was finished with that amazing speech. >> i had seen a first black president there. the reason i say that is because i think the immigrant experience combined with african-american background combined with incredible education combined with beautiful speech, not every politician felts help with speech, but that speech was a peace of work. >> sure was. got it at the place where abraham lincoln once stood to hear the future president kick off campaign. coldest day of the year. >> in

ike leggett must now sign it into law. that is no means an guarantee as he is an open critic of the idea. he fears that it casts montgomery county unplace to do business and may negatively impact the workers that the bill intends to help. >> this is true that we have low rage earners. if we pass a $15 minimum wage the small businesses will suffer and the people will lose jobs as well as lose shifts. >> this is worth pointing out the bill has a provision to allow the companies with 25 or fewer rolling out the 15 minimum wage by two years. other words, 2022. reporting in rockville, i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. jonathan: "7 on your side" now with a consumer alert. after a cyber security breach affecting northern virginia locations of a hospital chain. sentara healthcare said somebody breached a vendor computer system. 5,400 people were affected. all were patients between 2012-2015. information includes names, birth dates, social security numbers, the medical procedure and prescription history. those affected are now notify ied

. >> he's got it ike in his window. put christmas lights or manora ben lines uu his hardware. >> that's brotherly love right there. casey affleck got a little digging after he won his goldenn globe. >> they are really close. ben did that fist pump when casey's name was announce and then it's time to party. it was boy's night for the boston bros. casey arrived at the amazon afterparty clutching his new hardware and hung with ben and matt damon. ben, nailing the finger point pose. meanwhile, ats the hbo party, it was lady's night. reese witherspoon and nicole kidman's show premieres next month. >> i love you're girlfriends in real life. >> what's funnier is our husbandssare off camera holding our purses. >> as for the rumors nicole wants more kids with hubby keith urban. >> was that a mistake? were you misquoted? >> wait. you need to ttll me first. >> it was. no i would have loved to. i would have had more kids. i think i'm past that point now. ♪ >> winner sara palson hinted drinks were on her future. she hit up the fox b

but a cold in here like ike and government and three days hugh me here beta o near-perfect, and he society's teesix fly hope for the very seldom do i walk out to. >> it is an honor to listen to you. there are two issues and one is the tremendous way puffed the murder of an innocent man we could sit here to talk about death row but more importantly there seems to be thousands troughs so perhaps an adequate. '' period it seems that it seems wrong to make getting. >> it does not change. that is how the system works but with intimidation and badgering and we could only finance at out through the diligence of our team. i see a lot where somebody testifies and these things happen. ninety-seven%. so few federal trials. one judge said he has not had a trial in years because they will have a police -- they do a plea deal. faugh procter roughly half to have the heart for half. if you are missing those faugh for freebie not. >> i just came back from being out of the united states. wirth i am curious to know now of the cut is for what has stood out for me is the word exoneration does not mean you are in

that's how traumatic it was for me >> catch more of my conversation with darwin, ike and tray after thenship game on cbs3. the nfl kicks off at 6:00. steelers patriots kicking it off for real, the conversation was great. we go through the intrahe >>> good samaritan found her stuffed her inside a trash bag. she would need a k9 wheelchair to get around. the spca on erie. >>> the weekend hasn't arrived and temperatures well above average but unfortunately. we got 40's in the poconos saturday and sunday 50's in the city and down the shore, saturday looks dry, maybe a few breaks of blue sky. most cloudy, sunday is when rain could move through, can't rule captioning sponsored by cbs >> preserve, protect and defend... >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ( applause ) ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause )

they discovered every time the owner arnold palmer played golf ike's blood pressure went up so they had a conference whether they should allow him to watch arnold palmer. and the doctors reluctantly concluded that his life is probably coming to an end anyway so they would allow him to continue to follow the golf course. [laughter] so that was a good one. >> guest: that's classic. as a golfer, i love that connection as well. he had a love for the game, and i have a friend who at an auction somewhere there was a plank of wood from the oval office and they had cleats marks from the south lawn. >> host: what you think golfing did for him, because we were always critical when president obama goes on a golfing trip or -- [inaudible] >> guest: there was a lot of criticism how much he played golf. i don't begrudge any president for playing golf, because i know it frees the mind and enable your grandfather -- he talked about it and oral histories -- to focus, be outside, appreciate nature, but be able to clear his mind about what' of what was go. president obama speaks a of it e same way. i happ

. >>> montgomery county executive ike leggitt said he may veto the bill due to a lack of support. >>> it is that time of year when icicles start to form outside. they can be beautiful, but also dangerous, as one woman in montana found out. >> something drips on me and ike like, eww. and i look up and here is this icicle hanging out of the closet. a big piece. when they brought that down, we were blown away.. i mean, i just -- that scared me. >> it doesn't even look like an icicle. carol shell said the ice circle forms after her pipe came loose. she recommends that people check their attic every once in a while. experts say that is a good idea even though this case is rare. >>> and that could have been -- >> and she kept it n freezer. >> she had to have evidence that this actually happened. but look, it came right through the ceiling. what if it fell? >> could have hurt somebody, for sure. >> she can use it as a weapon now if she needs it. storing it for later. >> i'm just grateful we haven't the had kind of weather around here where we're seeing many icicles. >> me, too. we've been ta

several community organizations will hold a news conference calling on ike legate to sign the $15 minimum wage bill if had to law. it would raise the county's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020. >>> we've had a pretty mild week with temperatures in the 50s most of this week. storm team four meteorologist sheena will let us know whether you want a had heavy coat. >>> what the center plans to do today to keep kids safe. >>> and another school that plans send kds toi mom said i could have a midnigh. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> well, you remember this huge alligator that looked practically prehistoric. we showed you this video out of florida when it was going viral earlier this week. >> well, now people are trying to see this gator up close. people who run the preserve say it's incredibly dangerous because it's an ga after one guy

y i get asked a lot about what doa you think ike would tell donaldd trump?th -- theny were botht political outsiders obviously.by they both had cabinets icece season hour that cabinet filledf with nominees that they called c eight millionaires an plumberumr because he had businessmen anddb the head of the plumbingmbg association as labor secretary. there are similarities but there are big contrasts in tone andend tenor.te he would probably ike wouldou probably tell donald trump get off twitter. less is more, and words matter.e i think is what eisenhower would say. but he would also you wereou wer caution on the big decisions, ds kennedy. and he was this picture on then front is kennedy calling eisenhower after the bay of pigs flying him to camp david to t consult and kennedy says tos eisenhower, you know, you neverv really know how tough this jobsj is until you're in it, and eisenhower said says, with all t due respect, mr. president, isi think i told you that threehat months ago.months. .> right. >> well, you know, brett, you're perfect example of somebody

. >> i l ike the direction that k.l.s headed over the next five years in terms of infrastructure deponent. i compared to the other places in southeast asia that i have been to, anyway. it's already a pretty well-planned city. there is abundant park space. they have good infrastructure. right now they are expanding that to make it even better, to make it more convenient. are first-rate. they are taking the mrt lines and expanding them to the outskirts. it will make a more computer-based city where people are encouraged to ride mass transit. as a person that has never owned a car, so i'm constantly looking for cities that are very walka ble. that i can access the public transportation. and k.l. is certainly getting there. i think five years from now it will be a very walkable, pedestrian from the city. announcer: the construction of the mrt has seen the expertise of many multinationals and points to the future of infrastructure development within k.l the construction sector and malaysia has been a major contributor to gdp

just after sunset, though, ta da, we carried dear ike over the threshold of his new home.e is. our very own dwight eisenhower in his new habitat. not at all creepy. not at all. he's nice to have around. today is a lot of things, the 64th anniversary of the inauguration of eisenhower as president of the united states and we feel lucky to have him. we want to learn how to clean him next but we are lucky to have him. we are thinking of taking him on a road trip soon. maybe with a bigger car so you don't have to remove his head, but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. msnbc live is next. >>> at this hour, awaiting crowds in cities across america and around the globe. washington, new york, london, 600 in all marching in support for equal rights for all as the trump administration takes power in the nation's capital. good morning, i'm chris jansing live in washington, d.c. on what is expected to be yet another monumental day of activity. obviously i'm overlooking capitol hill right now. a little bit of rain spritzing down, but in a matter of hours, hundreds and thousands of people

. >> let mwas the attitude that ik the executive order is very confusing and we really don't know yet what the impact will be. until there is a secretary in place for who can interpret the regulations or do the rulemaking to resend the regulations, it's very difficult to say what the impact of the executive order is going to be and as someone who regard us of who is president has always felt that congress should set the rules and write the law, we need legislation. there are some improvements that can be made through the executive order's process and through the regulatory process but that's by no way takes away the means for comprehensive legislation. >> [inaudible] have you shot this to the white house? >> we are moving the repeal to state governments. on the one hand it is consistent with where republicans are. states should have the right to choose. it's also consistent if you like your insurance you can keep it. i may disagree with california's decision but republicans criticized obama for reneging on that. obviously it is too cumbersome on the federal level so they go through st

he joins an all-star roster that includes many of your colleagues --ike mulvaney, ryan sankey mike pompeo -- is mike here? mike pompeo, phenomenal guy. and jeff sessions. [applause] president trump: jeff was one of my earliest endorsers. never endorsed a presidential candidate before. respected by everybody. did unbelievably in front of committee. fixing our health care, we are going to pursue new trade deals that create higher wages and more opportunities for american workers, bringing back this magnificent words, "made in usa." we used to have that. it will be america first again. ,e will create millions of new good paying jobs by removing the economic burdens that cripple our ability to compete. at the center of that agenda is old tax reform -- bold tax reform that lowers taxes for middle-class and for all american businesses. we will also pursue financial strivingat will help americans get the credit they need to realize their dreams. republicans have always been the party of american industry and the american worker. we must embrace that heritage. rebuilding this country with america

but just after sunset, tada, we carried dear ike over the threshold of his new home. he had some admirers checking him out as we carted admirers c him out as we carted him through the lobby. and now, behold, here he is. our very own dwight eisenhower in his new habitat. not at all creepy. not at all. he's nice to have around. today is a lot of things. today is the 64th anniversary of the inauguration of president dwight d. eisenhower as president of the united states. and frankly, we feel lucky to have him. we want to learn how to clean him next, but we feel lucky to have him. we are thinking of taking him on another road trip sometime soon. maybe with a bigger car so we don't have to remove his head. but, ike, thanks for being here, sir. that does it for us tonight. see you again monday. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, my friend lawrence o'donnell. >> rachel, how's that for a long workday for you? >> i don't even know what you're talking about. besides, i have a co-host now made of wax. >> yes. the 12-hour workday helps to hav

this week i sat down with three key members of the zero four eagles, defensive tackle darwin walker, ikeand all pro tackle tre thomas. the trio made it to the super bowl but lost to kraft patriots an experience that they will never forget. >> for me it really was traumatic, it was about two years ago i finally watched it for the first time and that was only because it was being shown on the nfl network and i just happened to turn it on. but i will not lie to you don, i still wake up in the middle of the night, looking at tom prayed i sometimes that is how traumatic it was for me. >> unbelievable. >>> catch more with darwin, ike and tray tomorrow after the afc championship right here on cbs one, nfl today at 6:00, steelers and patriots kicking things off at 6:40. that is all for sports i'm done didn't bell, have a great day. >>> that is "eyewitness news" this morning, at 5:00 here's what is coming up at 6:00 a traffic detour east affecting a link between two turnpikes, find out how that could effect your drive, and how long the repairs could take. >>> it is down to business for president

. >> how do you feel about your ike hter being hon lored this? oh y gosh. >> yes. >> unbelievable. that was 12 years ago, what's happened. but i've also you know, yes, found love and i have a family, growing a family. so i have four children now. amazing things have happened to me in theepast 12 years. >> she credits husband keith urban with helping her to reboot her life. they said "i do" in sydney in 2006. >> i reevaluated what i wanted out of life, and i got a real life. if that makes sense. >> kidman was presented with the international star by her co-star in "lion," dev patel. >> just wanted the earth to swallow me up. >> abd 2017 has had quite a joyous start with that nashville new year's eve performance with keith. >> he was like, come on, baby, i want you to come out and dance around or sing with me. i'm like oh, i don't know. then i sort of ran out on stage, dancing around. >> and then leaves. she stayed for the entire set. leading the crowd in purple rain. it was great. of course we'll see nicole at the golden globes. she is nominated f