the navy seal i spent time in the interior. but clearly what has happened is folks in alaska are upset. they feel like the management, they have no voice. if you're looking at the timber assets along the coast and the southern part of alaska, the forest fires occurring yet we can't. and then become your pipeline pipeline is down 40%. engineering wise as a lot of issues is the backbone of alaska's is that though. a lot of it has to do savings mechanisms put in place, we've taken the field and we've made those in the field of taking away their resources and bring them up to this validation, layers and layers. a lot of this should be made on the field in the ground or on the ground by people that are closest to the problem. these are people that live in communities. a lot of the blm managers that in the community and they understand communities have to have a voice. i do recognize the difference is that needs to be handled different because of the size. i also understand that private land equity in alaska is so incredibly small, y

i hope we can do the same thing at the department of interior. it is frustrating and it makes us angry and when you have 2 federal agencies in disagreement with each other, and the head of the department won't step in and say, hey, i am going to resolve this. blm, stand down these people are in charge of wildlife. if you don't want to do that, fine, but let's get rid of fish and wildlife service. we are paying a lot of money for it. let blm do it if they are the ones that can overrule them. i'm encouraged for the -- i am encouraged by what i see your today. have you visited the interagency fire center in boise? rep. zinke: no, sir. i have been on the front lines of multiple fires. isch: you will be impressed when you visit. i know you are going to do that. it falls under what i talked about -- they have a map there dot for everyed fire started in america each year. thousands of them. right in the center, it is located there for good reason. my time is up. thank you very much. sen. murkowski: thank you, senator risch. senator king. senator king: t

we refer to the secretary of interior as alaska's landlord. you are probably the most consequential member of the administration outside of the president, in terms of issues that we work with. i take this nomination very very seriously. i've mentioned in my opening statements we have had a number of disagreements and a very difficult relationship at times with this administration. you have acknowledged that each of our states are different. i have walked you through our map and tried to outline why we are unique, why we are bigger and better and broader and faster and more complicated and more challenging than most others. my question to you, very broadly, is how will your approach to management of alaska's lands be different than what we have seen? how will your recognition of the unique aspects of a state like alaska be different in these years going forward? >> well, nu. thanks for the question. as you know, as we visited each other, alaska is different. i recognize that. as a navy seal, i've spent time in kodiak and spent time in the aleut

and he will be no different at the department of the interior. as the deputy and acting commander of joint special forces in iraq in 2004, ryan led a combined force of special operators through the streets of fallujah, as a forward commander at the height of insurgent terrorist activity in what can only be described, and i quote, as a warehouse of death. ryan was charged with committing a strategy utilizing tens of thousands of personnel both military, civilian to advance our mission. and he courted with other branches, nations and government agencies to achieve diplomatic and military missions. ryan earned two bronze stars and many other awards for his service to our great nation. we should also be thankful to his wife lola and their children for their service. and i might add, apples don't fall far from the tree. ryan's daughter who is sitting beside him was a navy diver. his son-in-law is also a navy seal. following his retirement from the navy after 23 years of honorable service to our nation, ryan came back to montana and he continued to ser

this is the interior department you are walking into.ntonin on you and, so are many americans, to come in and fix it. we know you are a navy man, so excuse the expression, but i hope the cavalry is on the way. we need the department to recognize that individuals such as john sturgeon, what they go through when they overreach into our lives. there will allow us to produce our resources and help us theore throughput in trans-alaskan pipeline. it will prioritize the cleanup of contaminated lands and legacies. millionhich is 223 federal acres, and one quarter of its land in private ownership, one quarter of one percent in land of private ownership. interior must recognize the importance of transfer and land transfer exchanges. ngsa.ses made pursuant to a promises made to our native veterans. ensuring our federal government honors those commitments to americans remains one of my highest priorities. we need a department that will rely on the expertise of the to addresso more volcanic and mineral mapping. if you are confirmed, you will inherit

as a secretary of interior, now i have to be strong on all issues. and on the specific gateway terminal, what i raised my eyebrow strongly on is i didn't take a position whether yes or no in the terminal. i took a position to make sure the nepa process was followed and the eis was completed before making a judgment. what i found was we were close to ending the nepa process with the eis after years and millions of dollars were spent on it, and then that was truncated in stocks by affidavits and i didn't judge whether they were affidavits were true or not true but just, if you don't finish the nipa process and don't finish neis and then all of the sudden, the process can be interrupted and the permit can go pulled on the basis of something outside the eis, why would you ever consent to spend millions of dollars on eis? that was my objection. >> you believe in the tribal sovereignty of lummy drive to object in this case? >> they had every right to object as in this case, who also have a treaty obligation. i found that you were picking one tribe over ano

the spokane issue is also something that's been in the interior. it passed the house and senate and then supported by previous secretaries. will you take a look at this and look at ways to support the spokane tribe on their settlement. >> i look forward to looking at it. i too used to shop in spokane so i'm familiar with the area but i'm not familiar with this specific thing but i look forward to looking at it. >> thank you. >> the final question? >> congressman i know you're passionate sportsmen. that's one of the things i like about you. i think i mentioned in our meeting that we spent four days with my two sons over the holidays on one of the department of interior's wilderness study areas. i am proud to say on that trip, my 13-year-old, i think both boys will never forget that trip, but i suspect if montana is like new mexico, you also experienced losing legal access to public land, experienced what it's like to drive up on a maintained road that you always knew was there and find for the first time a locked gate. i have a bill called the hunt

this might never happen again, according to interior minister thomas de maiziere. agree on tougher terms for residency. we are to strengthen the requirements for asylum-seekers who may be lying about their identity. we also agreed on easier conditions for putting people in custody ahead of deportation." terror suspects should wear electronic times like these, and those deemed potential terrorists should be able to be detained easier. a lack of cooperation from the countries of origin is another point where the government wants to react more strongly. "we want to further encourage those countries of origin that corporate with us to use all possibilities to take back their citizens, but we don't want to look like beggars. in our opinion, those who do not cooperate with us, those who do not want to take back their citizens, can also be urged with the proper amount of pressure to take these measures." this can also mean that the german government cut back on development aid for countries like tunisia or morocco. the government wants to implement all of the security mea

las autoridades aconsejan siempre apagar los autos y no dejar a menores en su interior, solos.que perdiera el control de su vehÍculo, es estrellara contra una vivienda. a las nueve de la maÑana el hombre se estrellÓ contra los autos, se saliÓ del camino y chocÓ contra una vivienda desocupada, la cuadra 2800. se desconoce si muriÓ por el choque, o si una condiciÓn mÉdica le hizo estrellarse. brown, presentÓ su presupuesto fiscal para el 2017- 2018. sandra cervantes nos trae los detalles, desde el capitolio. sandra: el gobernador brown, presentÓ su presupuesto estatal de 177,000 millones de dÓlares. el estado tendrÁ miles de millones de dÓlares menos para gastar en los prÓximos 18 meses. si queremos un sistema fiscal solicita se tiene que tener un fondo grande de reserva y un fondo para emergencias dice brown, agregando que de acuerdo al departamento de finanzas una recesiÓn moderada podrÍa costarle a california 18,000 millones al aÑo, durante tres aÑos. brown dice que para lidiar con la incertidumbre se requiere prudencia. esto dejarÍa con un dÉficit de al menos 2000 millones. e

enhancing public safety in the interior of the united states. public safety in the interior of the united states. [inaudible] congratulations. what beautiful children and beautiful wife. [inaudible] you allt trump: thank very much. we're going to make the rounds and get a tour. so onr the last hour or c-span, you've been watching some of the activities and actions of president trump in his first week in office since his inauguration on january 20, and we would like to get your thoughts on how you think the president is doing in his first week. here are the numbers on your screen. us, as always, or leave a comment on our facebook page. the news media reporting on president from -- on president trump's first week in office. this headline from "the wall street journal" -- this from "the business insider" politics section -- the story itself goes on -- now your chance to weigh in on what you think -- how you think the last week has gone for president trump, his first week in office. billy, you are first up on the democrats line in benton, illinois.

las autoridades aconsejan a pagar los autos y no dejar a menores en su interior solos, ya que asegurandida de barack obama como presidente de los estados unidos, tendremos los detalles de su emotivo discurso. ademÁs, la cobertura de un hecho que en mÉxico se convirtiÓ pesadilla para esos periodistas que termina involucrados con otro accidente distinto al que terminaron involucrados inicialmente. raÚl: los Águilas del amÉrica presentaron su uniforme para el torneo clausura 2017. leÓn:el presidente barack obama se despidiÓ del paÍs en un emotivo discurso en el que intentÓ reconfortar y animar a una naciÓn en vilo por los cambios econÓmicos, las amenazas a la seguridad y la elecciÓn de donald trump. nataly con mÁs informaciÓn. nataly:despuÉs de mi elecciÓn como vaciarlo del estados unidos cosas del, esta visiÓn no es realista porque la raza sigue siendo una potente fuerza. al despedirse cambiÓ la tradiciÓn de sus predecesores de despedirse en washington, pero tambiÉn hablÓ de los inicios de chicago. vine a chicago en mi juventud intentando encontrar rebuscando propÓsito, fue en un vecinda

el prÓximo viernes va a hacer mÁs frÍo por los cielos despejados, especialmente hacia el interior.dos inmobiliarios, tienen un riesgo de perder dinero, ♪ leÓn:las autoridades de boston descubrieron montaÑas de dinero y cuando decimos montaÑa de billetes, nos referimos a 20 millones de dÓlares en efectivo. marÍa: si usted se pregunta a dÓnde escondieron tanto dinero, la respuesta se la podrÍa acaso abuelita. al mejor estilo de nuestros antepasados, los dÓlares no estaban en el banco, estaban escondidos en el colchÓn. leÓn: dicen que la banca de billetes son producto del lavado de dinero y esta pasa en un sistema piramidal. maÑana se sentÍa mal. jackie: muchas presentador: la construcciÓn de un muro en la frontera con mÉxico entra en las acciones que anuncia maÑana el presidente. donal trump california estrena fiscal general del ex congresista demÓcrata javier becerra promete defender a los inmigrantes. que regrese la fortuna del trapovaluada en $16,000,000,000 y de miembros de la oposiciÓn en mÉxico. una nueva placa se renueva la apariencia de sus usuarios pero comparte cosas de su

but interior secretary is not one democrats focus on. they have the votes, and harry reid changed the rule and they need only 51 votes and he will likely sail through and their there will not be controversy around zinke. others may be more controversial. but a lot will not be a factor because of the votes. >> sandra: betsy devos we can expect fireworks this evening, but the democrats trying to marginalize the nominees, are they getting anywhere? >> there are tough questions that can can and have been asked. i would expect education secretaries nominee to have push back about school choice and vouchers. but listen, the bottom line elections have consequences. and unless you have the votes in the senate, you don't have a ton of leverage unless republicans come on your side. the nominees that possibly have issues, tom price is going to get challenged on his investmentes. he's the hss nominee and rex tillerson, and saw the questions about ties to russia. but i don't see the republicans moving against the nominees unless there is something bi

also later today, we'll be trump nominee for interior secretary. he will testify montana republican ryan zinke, a former u.s. navy seal. critics say he has a lack of experience with one term in congress and also been criticized by environmental groups. a lot going on here in capitol hill. also preparations for the inauguration are underway outside along the national mall. that's the latest here on capitol hill. anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> when oh president-elect donald trump does take office in a couple of days he plans to tackle the nation's trade deficit. it will be the first with the white house national trade council on the to do list, the president plans to hammer out a trade dill with preliminary pin center teresa may and with russia that he could lift sanctions on vladimir putin's region, they want to see mexico pay for the border wall. construction and figure out reimbursement later >>> local hospitals are in need for blood donations. the director of a blood donor services says type o blood is needed. >>> final time, president oba

he will testify for interior secretary. of course a former u.s. navy seal. critics say he lacks experience and also been criticized by environmental groups. we'll have to see how that goes, we'll bring you the latest on all or channels, this is the latest on capitol hill, anjali him ill fox 5 local news. >>> making waves in maryland. oklahoma attorney is he scott pruitt was one of the 21 attorney generals who opposed the clean of chesapeake bay. pruitt sued the epa more than half dozen times over projects he didn't agree with. pruitt senate confirmation hearings begin tomorrow >>> 5:05. 41 degrees. damp and i think it will get wetter >> there's a little bit of moisture there. you can feel it. it's got the feel to it kind of a rainy day coming up. it's not going to be a wash-out but there will be on and off showers, grab the umbrella it will come in handy if you're heading out and about. satellite and radar shows a first batch of rain moving across the 95 corridor. we'll have breaks here and there in the action today. you can see just out to the west, more mo

en lo que nosotros le llamamos el forzamiento interior de la leyes de inmigraciÓn.no fue solamente forzar en la frontera sino tambiÉn en las ciudades de todos los estados. >> la orden del presidente establece la colaboraciÓn entre las agencias locales y agentes de migraciÓn. una prÁctica que realizÓ en sus patrullajes. >> empezÓ a parar a motoristas latinos, fue una agenda anti inmigrante que aterrorizÓ a nuestras comunidades. >> la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles, es la organizaciÓn que llevó a los medios judiciales. >> todas esas cosas que pasaron en arizona, se van a multiplicar en cada estado y lo que se tiene que hacer a diferencia de arizona, tÚ puedes instituir a un alguacil

interior may approach 70 by monday.espite the overall warming, nighttime temps will remain cold, especially away from the coast/urban centers. lows will easily drop into the 30s and poss the 20s with patchy frost. made sure to include frost the next two nights. there could also be some patchy fog across the interior valleys, especially the north bay and west delta region. if tule fog creeps westward through the delta some of the fog may be dense. still ahead -- new at ten... both backlash -- and support... after a store owner refuses to sell yarn to women who wanted to make hats for the women's march. and next:also new at ten... the suspect in a decades old bay area murder faces a judge....why the man in his fifties... had to have his case heard in juvenile court. on a story we an update an update on a story we told you about last night at ten:an arrest in the murder of a teen that happened more than 30 years ago in vacaville. today the man now accused in the murder faced a judge... but the case was heard in juvenile co

trump's nominee for secretary of the interior.inke is expected to tell senators, "i am humbled because of the great responsibility the position holds to be the steward of majestic public lands, the champion of our great indian nations, and the manager and voice of our diverse wildlife." also today, betsy devos, mr. trumps pit for education second, will face questioning, she is a target of the left. with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren writing a 16 page letter critical of her, saying "there is no precedent for an education department secretary nominee with your lack of experience in public education." she will tell senators, "i share president-elect's view that it is time to shift the debate from what the system thinks is back best for kids to what moms and dads want, expect, and deserve. in an education reformer predics if confirmed, devos will make quite an impact. >> day one, when she gets through this hearing today, that opportunity includes trying to put the president's vision of giving every child in america who doesn'

where there is the date is what that influence is, what can we do about it. , ithe department of interior will inherit, if confirmed, the usgs and we have great scientists there. i am not a climate scientist expert, but i can tell you i will become a lot more familiar with it, and it would be on objective science. i do not believe it is a hoax. senator sanders: you do not believe it is a hoax. mr. zinke: i don't know

two-4 inches, sections of interior south jersey, new castle county, and as we move a little further down the shore, you can see, four to 7 inches, places like millville, to atlantic city, avalon, wildwood, cape may, rehoboth beach. could you certainly see 7 inches of snow. so, philadelphia will go hour by hour. we are talking about an inch or so for tomorrow. cloudy, cold start. some light snow moving in during the midday time frame. snow tapering in the early afternoon, highs only in the upper 20's, maybe coating at most for the lehigh valley. temperatures will stay in the 20's throughout the day. atlantic city, under that winter storm warning, four to 7 inches of snow, possibility. light snow beginning early tomorrow morning. moderate snow, midday, it tapers, into the afternoon. cape may, you're in that warning area, as well. four to 7 inches of snow a possibility. the moderate snow midday. so, once again, it begins down the shore, first, 5:00 a.m.,

so the first goal here is security, internal security, interior enforcement, external security, border enforcement, get those right, make sure violent criminals aren't roaming our streets. those are the things we're focused on right now then when we have confidence that we've actually figured that problem out, then i believe we should fix this broken illegal immigration system which isn't working for anybody. image and visa tracking is very important as far as our security. about 40% of people who are undocumented are people who came and overstayed. they came legally but overstayed their visas so this is a complicated problem we want to fix on a step-by-step basis, prioritizing national security and border security first. >> today, there was a report that the white house has a memorandum floating around there that says that there will be black sites -- >> it's a bogus deal. >> let me say, sean spicer said it is not a white house document. >> right, right. >> but other news organizations, i think nbc, confirmed that the document exists, that perhaps it's the trump administration -- >> n

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they always wanted to move the capital more into the interior. it started in philadelphia, when they wanted to go west. county wasuphin formed from part of lancaster county, and they decided to make this the county seat. they named the new county after the dauphin of france. we were beholden to the french for helping us in the revolutionary war. so they named the new county dauphin, and much to harris' s displeasure, the county commissioners decide to rename what had been colloquially known as harris's ferry lewisburg after king louis xvi. harris was not happy about this at all and refuse to write a deed to any of the properties he sold. and i checked. we cannot find any. he decided to sell the area between the house -- mulberry street, as far north as south street, which is where his son-in-law, william clay, lived. clay married harris' oldest daughter, and was by profession a civil engineer. he and harris got together here in the house and laid out the lots in the new town of harrisburg. from the time he first started to sell lots in 1785, whic

en san josÉ temperaturas 61, mÍnimas hacia el interior , porque el frÍo sentirÁ hacia el interior, pudieran lo menos pequeño del mundo. ♪ leÓn: esta noche a las 11:00 pm, un abogado nos cuenta las obligaciones de la leyes que lo pueden meter en problemas. piden interceptar las llamadas telefÓnicas, y llamadas de textos. mÁs de 20 millones de dÓlares encontrados en el lugar menos esperado, le daremos una pista, en su colchÓn. marÍa: imÁgenes muestran el agua, pareciera que las personas camino aran sobre el agua. leÓn: para verificar que el hielo no se iba a quebrar, el grosor tiene dos pulgadas y media, hay 5 pies de aguas, y eso sÍ bien fria. que valor hacer eso, una quebradura de hielo, y adiÓs. leÓn: me intereso lo del colchÓn. estados unidos impide el paso de

similar orders were allegedly issued within the departments of interior and agriculture.icials om the u.s.d.a. later told reporters the order was improperly issued and not cleared by senior leadership. meanwhile, at the white house today, press secretary sean spicer disputed the broader claims altogether. >> no, no, there's nothing that's come from the white house. >> brown: in a separate interview with npr, however, a spokesman for the trump transition team at the e.p.a. did say agency scientists will likely have their research reviewed on "a case by case basis" before being released publicly. >> brown: juliet eilperin has been looking into these developments for "the washington post." she joins us now. a certain amount of confusion at this point. how much do we know about whether the administration is attempting to silence these agencies? >> well, there are certainly some agencies where there has been clear efforts by new members of the administration who are restricting the communication. now other administrations have also thought to get everyone on the same page. the

the interior minister believes the man acted alone and left in his wake, a shattered nightclub and a bloody start to the new year. a massive manhunt for him continues. the interior minister believes the shooter changed clothes before disappearing amongst of the chaos. john, cbs news, turkey. >>> turkey's deputy minister, prime minister says authorities believes they have the alleged shooter's fingerprints and close to identifying the gunman. >>> this week, press elect trump will hold meetings. this comes after trump cast doubt on their conclusion that russian hackers carried out cyber attacks in the run up to the u.s. election. >>reporter: 35 russian diplomats were expelled. president-elect donald trump says he isn't convinced that russia was behind the attacks on u.s. cyber systems. >> i know a lot about hacking and hacking is a hard thing to prove, so it could be somebody else. and know things that other people don't know. >> mr. trump said he would share what he knows later this week in a reference to his upcoming meeting with u.s. intelligence agencies. >> what he's driving at is

las advertencias van mÁs hacia el interior.es en todo el paÍs y despedirÁ a más de 10,000 empleados. las ganancias durante la temporada navideÑa cayeron un 2.8% en comparaciÓn con el mismo poderÍoque el aÑo anterior. de esta manera, ahorrarÁn $505,000,000. en san francisco, no habrÁ despidos pero venderá el edificio de la tienda de hombres. leÓn: si usted fuma cigarrillos electrÓnicos, tenga cuidado. se informÓ que se han registrado 134 incidentes en el paÍs con la bacteria de estos dispositivos. al parecer, esta baterÍa se han sobrecalentado y en ocasiones hasta ha llevado aprovocar explosiones que ha lastimado a mÁs de 50 personas entre el aÑo 2009 y el 2016. ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ todo el cuidado de salud que tu familia necesita. todo conectado para ti. estamos aquí para ayudarte,ella okay?ivia. bp 100 over 40. let's get some o2 and start some leads. no, no, no, déjatela puesta, es para ayudarte a respirar. make some room please! vamos a llevarte al hospital ahora, okay. no te muevas, vas bien. la vida te puede cambiar en

cesar --- hay una fuerte activid berkeleyonde la polic de interior de undaver en el apartamento de laalle deakin. lorena take 2boxes --- sandra bermudez esta en vivo con los detalles. sandra han revelado detalles para sabe? take sandra live (sandra) las autoridades todavia no h dado a conocer los detalles de lo que ocurrio . (vo) pero lo que sabemos es que como a eso de la 1 de la tarde llegaron aqu luego de que alguien reportara que una persona estaba inconciente en el interior de uno de los apartamentos que se encuentran aqui ela cuad3000 de deakin . inmediatamente evacuaron todo el complejo. es un edificio de 4 unidades habitacionales. llegaron tambien los bomberos y personas de la empresa de electricidad pg&e. inclusive la unidad de manejo de materiales peligrosos. el asunto es que no se sabe como murieron estas dos personas. y sus dos mascotas. pues tambien se localizaron dos (sot byron white / vocero de la polica de berkeley) 29:14 right now they are here tryito . (vo) muertes o de la policia dictenis se hubieran relacionado con alguna fuga de gas, monoxido de carbono o algo asi

then we can go to the secretary of the interior candidate here. >> sure.iz: what do you think democrats are gaining by boycotting if negative? because again, if you're looking at what making this country the best democracy on the planet. we have peaceful transfer of power. we may not like it or who got chosen but you have to stand by the person in the initial stages how they will do and wish them the best? >> well, we would certainly wish good success all the way around. success in the congress and in all of the other parts of our government. we can be hopeful but everything we've seen, i mean to get up in the morning, 4:00 in the morning to take on john lewis because of his statement, and anybody else raises some real questions about the temperment of the next president. but i'm going to be hopeful and i'm going to be there. i will do my protest in the way that i was lee elected to do by my votes, by my work in committee, on the floor and speaking out on issues on television, any place else. liz: well you're welcome here because we welcome any voice. >> t

interior sections have been dealing with a lot of sleet and slippery roads and snow. in areas of central new york and upstate new york and vermont and new hampshire, a big rain storm from providence to boston. here's the forecast with the pink and the purple. additional snow and a lot of areas with high elevations. that's a look at the weather stories of the day. temperatures in the big cities have been above. so far it's a rain issue. also watch the snowstorm out of the rockies and the central plain. >> thank you. with all the storms out there, two are on vacation. we will find out where. it's not palm springs. we will tell you when we come back. >> check out this unbelievable demolition in central china. 12 stories each reduced to rubble in 10 seconds. >> look at that. the explosives were distributed for more than 120 locations across the buildings. they were brought down to make way for the business and residential center. >> i like that. going down past that. it's cool. an alarming report about cervical cancer. the risk of dying is higher than previously believed

. >>> estambul continÚa en alerta, final zarn las investigaciones en el interior de la discoteca y todoudadanos se han acercado para mostrar sus respetos y mostrar mensajes, velas y ofrendas florales. >>> cuando la ciudad volvÍa a ser el objetivo de un nuevo atentado terrorista la exclusiva discoteca, frente al estrecho fue el escenario del ataque perpetrado por un solitario pistolero. un sujeto matÓ a un policÍa y una persona antes de entrar. >>> el hombre entrÓ disparo indiscrimina indiscriminadamente y huyÓ quien dice fue el testigo del atentado. >>> no sabemos quÉ ocurriÓ en el interÉs rÍo se escucharon disparos y luego de t minutos el sonido de una explosiÓn. >>> en el interior del lugar, frecuentado por extranjeros, se encontraba alrededor de 600 personas. algunos sobrevivientes tuvieron que lanzarse a las gÉlidas aguas del estrecho para salvar sus vidas. otros tuvieron que esquivar los cuerpos destrozados en suelo para poder huir. >>> vimos a la mayorÍa de ellos los amigo que vieron eso se desmayaron >>> minutos despuÉs un gran despliegue policial acordonÓ el lugar. decenas de am

and interior ignored existing regulatory success at the federal and the state level and shut out the cooperating agencies, the states who are responsible for enforcing federal mining regulations. n 2015, nine of the 10 cooperating states withdrew as cooperating agencies in the rulemaking and development process due to o.s.m.'s exclusionary tactics, failure to provide for meaningful participation and continual limiting of the states' involvement over the past several years. the national environmental policy act, or as we know it as nepa, requires o.s.m. as the lead rulemaking agency to involve states in the drafting regulation -- of the regulation , requires them to involve states. these failures and the restrictive tactics that were employed by o.s.m. led the house natural resources committee chairman, mr. rob bishop of utah, to send a -- r in 2015 to the goor, to the g.a.o., the government accountability office, requesting a review of o.s.m.'s compliance with nepa in the agency's development and drafting of the proposed stream protection rule. ample evidence exists that o.s.m. exclu

the senate will hold hearings tomorrow and nominees wilbur ross for secretary of interior and elaine for secretary of transportation, heather. thank you so much, kelly. >> are you saying that's a conspiracy theory here? >> we are not going to sit around and let it happen. we are going fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on sunday. chris: okay. heather: reince priebus also echoing the president's own statements following a meeting with the cia, assuring agents that his risk with the intel community was exaggerated by media reports. so let's keep talking about this, do you think the new administration should police media bias and hold the press accountable, weigh in during a live debate right after the show on facebook page, #keeptalking. clayton: madonna quick to backtrack after controversial comments during women's march on washington and drew attention from the secret service. >> yes, i am angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought an awful lot of about blowing the white house but i know that this won't changed anything. clayton: it was a metaphor posting on instagram,

the interior minister believes the man acted alone and came prepared. leaving in his wake, a shattered night club and bloody start to a new year. >> the attacker remains at large. a massive man hunt for him continues. the interior minister believes the shooter actually changed clothes before disappearing air midst the chaos. cbs news, istanbul turkey. >>> we just learned the turkish deputy prime minister says authorities have obtained the fingerprints and a description of the gun man who attacked the nightclub and are close to identifying him. >>> following a precedent set by george washington, pr well to the nation eight days from now. the major speech reflecting on his eight years in office will be given in his hometown of chicago. and just within the hour, the first family returned to join andrews. his last vacation before turning the presidency to donald trump. they shook hands with well wishers trying to boarding air force one and returning to the white house. >>> donald trump is back in new york city after spending his holidays at his florida reso

germany's interior minister initially where he stands by demanding that potential terrorists be put inson before they can carry out an attack. reporter: it has now been three weeks since the terror attack on berlin's city center. the perpetrator was a rejected asylum seeker from tunisia. a classified by authorities as a potential terrorist, he was allowed to w walk around freely. now the interior minister wants to -- german chancellor angela merkel as announced the government will be strengthening its efforts regarding repatriations. >> that is the same expectation citizens have. the majority's eight we want to meet our humanitarian obligations but it is also necessary that those who do not have protective status leave our country. reporter: but anis amri was not reported because necessary papers were missing. tunisia is not the only company -- country that is not cooperating with germany. politicians are threatening to cut back on development aid. >> i also think the pressure that we exert on these countries must be increased. if cooperation does not work, then we have to consider cha

. >>> en mÉxico un video grabado en el interior de una prisiÓn muestra lo que parece un mercado de drogasas imÁgenes han provocado gran escÁndalo concomo se pueden imaginar raÚl torres con los dets. >>> igual que en un mercado, los reos ofrecen en vena marihuana y cocaÍna en piedra a otros reos. >>> pura piedra. >>> es el interior del reclusorio norte de la ciudad de mÉxico los vendedores preparan, exhiben y venden las dosis, llegan ansiosos los presos adictos y todo ocurre ante la vista de guardias y el propio director tla cÁrcel. el video lo tuvo visiÓn imagen tv. fue grabado por un pres. y como muestran las imÁgenes, algunos guardias son cÓmplices y cobran cuotas a los prisioneros, por permitirles el trÁfico de drogas. >>> en este momento hay personas detenidas y por supuesto habrÁ mÁs. >>> caramelo vende comida fuera de la prisiÓn. dice que hace muchos aÑos saben que ahÍ dentro se venden drogas. >>> el que estÁ allÍ adentro tiene que entrarle, si no de lo contrario, le va peor. >>> y segÚn organizaciones de derechos humanos no solo el reclusorio norte muchas cÁrceles en el paÍs son ve

. >> los conflito os se van a dar al interior de la organizaciÓn, pero tambiÉn se pueden dar entre laecomposiciÓn que lo ha metido en una situaciÓn de crisis al interior. reportero: varios gruposreportero: internos estarÍan buscando un nuevo lÍder. si bien esta en mayÚscula -- z, los jÓvenes podrÍan tomar el control. >> hay un relevo generacional. y a los hijos de coronel, los hijos de el chapo, estÁn restos a tomar el puesto. >> pueden trabajar por su cuenta o entra en pugna. reportero: por si los problemas no eran suficientes, hace unos dÍas las autoridades mexicanas arrestaron en culiacÁn a el negro, otro importante campo, hijo de juan josÉ esparragoza moreno, el azul, uno de los 3 grandes lÍderes del cÁrtel de sinaloa. quiÉn tomarÁ las riendas de este cÁrtel? esas preguntas se hacen las personas. mientras tanto se piensa que pueden venir tiempos peores. hasta que logren ponerse de acuerdo en quiÉn serÁ el prÓximo jefe. marÍa elena: una enorme disputa legal ha surgido en torno a la herencia del cantante juan gabriel. estÁn tarde fue -- esta tarde fue presentada una demanda por part

at various rallies he spoke as prime experience minister and interior minister.he's that the focus on international issues and has spoken quite a few times about donald trump and how we need strong leadership in france and europe as we head into uncertain times ahead for european security, and all the issues that the donald trump presidency will evoke for transatlantic relations. in that regard, he is really trying to show that he is the that his only adversary in the particular primary is just not realistic in terms of his policies and expectations. he's been compared with jeremy , and his economic policies are being discussed right now, is the first item on the agenda of this two-hour debate. unrealistic and impossible to finance, it's idealistic and should not -- that his program is more it has beend accounted for in terms of the numbers and that he is the man to go for if you want solid leadership and experience of a more pragmatic, economic policies. he's put the focus on matters of security. his experience as prime minister and interior minister dealing wit

reporter: getting tough on interior, germany's and justice ministers agreed tuesday on stricter security measures in the wake of the berlin attack. among those, a controversy plan would force suspected islamic extremist to wear an electronic bracelet. >> we must do everything we can to ensure that a case like the one of anis amri does not happen again. reporter: anis amri the man who killed 12 people in berlin last month had no ties to extremist groups and was on the authorities watch list, but they lost track of him in the days preceding the attack. yet without a proper trial, forcing him to wear and ankle bracelet would have posed an ethical dilemma. anit could be doable if individual openly seeks to harm others and threatened their physical well-being or their lives. to propose reforms have garnered widespread support among germans, even if some still questioned their usefulness. >> i think people like this have to wear a bracelet. >> will it really prevent attacks? i doubt it. it's mostly just to create a sense of security. reporter: other plans include putting pressure on countries

we have patchy drizzle starting to develop across the interior sections of south jersey.e'll make a zoom into gloucester and camden counties. there's glassboro and williams town area they are picking up mist and drizzle. this will continue on and off for several hours until the main batch of moisture gets in here overnight tonight. that will arrive overnight tonight and into monday. there's the center of the storm right there. this will make the trip all the away across the country like this. once it hits the appalachians it comes charging up are the eastern seaboard. because the counter clockwise winds around the low it will pull the moisture up the coast. speaking of the tornados, mississippi, alabama, look at the violent weather, thunderstorms watches that are up, tornado watches in effect all that moisture is lifting to the north. fortunately by the time it gets here, it will be a smidgen of its former self. it will be weak compared to what they are dealing with down there. periods of drizzle and fog through the late evening hours. overnight tonight, here comes the ra

this interior going to be anywhere along the harris line. in his various writings, chamberlain left a series of clues to pinpoint the location with a fair amount of precision. i have them labeled here a, the shelter of a crest. this advanced not less than 300 yards. distances are crucial. otayter became the battery. fort on myr, left -- left. salient was doing that. threatening the fifth corps during the day. the hollow in my front background, boggy, swampy. ink was firing on my front. i made a half face to the left, inclined to the left and felt a sharp hot flush. that was when he was wounded. it occurred at the bottom of the hill in the marsh in this area. corroborating evidence. -- there was a mountain of supporting evidence from other sources. summitamberlain artillery support it was supplied by barnes. griffin's stayed on the other side of the railroad. reports from bigelow and his companion precisely pinpoint the location of the ninth massachusetts. they talk about spending the morning advancing along the baxter road. they were advanci

tambin se pueden or los disparos en el interior de la discoteca., dijo que hizo contacto visual con el atacante y este le sonri. el joven tomo la sonrisa como seÑal de que lo estaba dejando ir y no tena intencin de herirlo. sot mehmet dag / testigo "i was in shock at the scene. i couldn't move anywhere. once he went in, we don't know what happened. there were gun sounds and after two minutes, the sound of an explosion." "estaba en shock, no me podía ni mover. una vez que el entró no de disparos y pués de dominutose escuch gritos, tambin el sonido de una explosin y vio a las personas salir corriendo por sus vidas. el club reina est entre los locales ms populares para los turistas por su pista de baile y vista al mar del estrecho de estambul. los familiares de las victimas tuvieron que ir a la morgue a reconocer los cuerpos de sus seres queridos. uno de ellos fue enterrado hoy. el gobernador de estambul, "ataque el inciden como un terrorista", pero no dijo quin pudo haberlo perpetrado. brenda brito, telemundo. ahora nos vamos con su dosis deportiva d

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the interior one a mystery. we have an inquiry out to the committee about zimpg izinke an, two nominees that fall under the jurisdiction why they've been delayed. seems to be an overall pattern for democrats trying to push the nominations off as long as possible. >> let's go back to tom price, we just played that sound bite there. beyond that exchange hoy did it how did it go for him? >> reporter: look, this hearing has been, in many ways, a repeat of the last one, although some of his answers have been crisper. clearly they did a little bit more preparation for this. his earlier hearing very contentious because of these ethical issues that have been raised about his stock trades. this is something that democrats have really focused on that he was trading in medical stocks at the same time he was working on legislation that might impact that stock price. he got some more questions about that today, but so far, from what we can tell, there hasn't been a bombshell moment along the lines where any significant new i

he now refurbishes the interiors of boats, mainly on city island over there in the bronx. i have been there. it's a beautiful place. well, he wanted to bring his people, his kids here and grandchildren because their lives were threatened. they came again a month ago. i met the little boy, a beautiful little boy, a red-headed syrian refugee. i said what do you want to be when you grow up? a policeman. i asked the daughter. what do you want to be? a doctor. the elias family and their young children are not a threat to america. they are the promise of america. the same types of people, mr. president, as your ancestors and mine who came here seeking a better life and working so hard for it. it's my guess if president trump met these refugees, mr. hamid and the elias family, he wouldn't be so hardhearted. our country has a grand and proud tradition of welcoming families like these with open arms. america is at her best when she is a safe harbor in a world of stormy seas. so, mr. president, i urge my republican colleagues to help us overturn this wrongheaded, counterproductive,