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>> jason: that's a great question.that you asked the question. ♪ >> anthony: do you like it? you're happy here? >> jason: look, i'm at a point now, after five years, where, uh, i miss certain things about home. i miss my buddies. i miss, uh, burritos. i miss having certain beverages with my buddies and burritos, and certain types of establishments. um, but i love it. i love it, and i hate it. you know? but, it's home. it's become home. >> antho: aryou optimistic about the future? >> yeganeh: yeah. especially if this nuclear deal finally happens, um, yeah. very much, actually. >> anthony: despite the hopeful nature of our conversation, six weeks after the filming of this episode, jason and yeganeh were mysterious arrested and detained by the police. sadly, in iran, this sort of thing is not an isolated incident. ♪ mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can he

jason: likely, yes.process as it had to be last year. one of the things learned in early 2016 is it is rhetoric regarding interest rate moves that had a big impact on the dollar and commodity prices on the industrial economy. on a relative and absolute basis, u.s. financial assets should fare very well this year. francine: what did we learn from the fed? we have to bring it back to the markets. how do you assess how much inflation chung can bring to your economy your janet yellen? jason: from janet yellen's point of view, efficient is a lagging indicator. the fed has been trying to get inflation for a long period of time. out which -- average hourly earnings are important to watch. wouldt think janet yellen describe herself as a labor economist, but she is very, very interested in the wage markets in the labor markets. from her point of view, i am not so sure that she will be all that worried. she was normalized rates, but she also wants to make sure that labor is getting its fair share of the inflation

huffman. >> just been determined to make a difference. >> reporter: she and jason started the nonprofit oakland six years ago. it's named for the city's area code. with yoshi's music connections and jason's business background, the pair reaches more than 2,000 students in more than 2 dozen oakland schools a year. using private donations, the nonprofit pays for many locally based professional artists to teach and speak on campus. >> you see people that are from the same neighborhood that are doing amazing things and now they think anything is possible. >> reporter: and students also have the opportunity to perform on stage at yoshi's jazz club where some of the world's best musicians have played. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: if anyone understands the power of music, it is yoshi. she said it saved her life. she grew up in an orphanage in post world war ii japan. >> without music i don't think i could have come this far. maybe i would be dead a long time ago. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: now yoshi and jason want to empower young people. >> the music they could dream, they could express who they are.

back to you, jason. >> absolutely. joe said it.something to build on for next season. 1-5, a great season for the raiders. >> thanks a lot, jason. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. we're back! funniest thing-- stella fell in love with this dog on our walk, just stared at it lovingly. turned out to be her reflection in a hubcap. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an allergist today, and he thinks that joe's rash is an allergy. what a surprise-- an allergist found an allergy. he thinks he might be allergic to stella. the only reaction this dog gives people is the giggles. i mean, when she tried to lick her own [laughing] face... in my village, if a goat acted that dumb, we wouldn't even eat it. this allergy thing is very serious. we need to separate them for a week to see if the rash goes away. i don't know if i can go that long without seeing joe. not joe! the dog! i already called mitch and cameron. - they're gonna take her

so, me and jason, we are not perfect. i mean, wow. our relationship is like, that guy who got hit bay -- by a truck and hit by a car and then trips on the pavement, but he has the dopest wheelchair. he got the best surgeon. he has the in-home chef. he has the lettuce grown on a table in new hampshire. we had the good food. i'm really actually happy. we have great, great food, and that is -- generous. and i love him, and my guard is so far down that i make mistakes. his guard is so far down that it's like, oops. >> but a bunch of ons and put a bandage on it and try to make love or force yourself and feel better the in next day. that as far as i can get with it. >> but there's a lot of truss there. >> it's trust in bottom layer which can't always be in other person. my mother told me, don't marry somebody unless if you die, you would leave your newborn baby with his people. my mom is so smart. like that. we are good. i don't need to be here. my thing is going to go on. jason, on my worth day -- this is the thing about now. i don't trust

let's end on the new york times, jason.e on the front page — freshening policy from random twitter posts. is this going to be the shape of things to come for the next four years? members of his staff in the white house are saying, these can carry on tweeting. they say this is his way of getting the message across, because he does not trust the mainstream media. people like myself, obviously, we just report alternative facts. the cleverness of trump is the way he uses twitter as a distraction. so, bad news comes along, and you find him tweeting what looks random but probably is purpose about a tv show, or the ratings of the apprentice. and so we all look at that, and we are not looking over there. it is quite frightening. melanie eusebe and jason beattie, we are out of time, unfortunately. that's the papers tonight. you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website. if you missed any of this evening's programme, you can watch it later on the iplayer. my thanks to melanie eusebe and jason beattie. we have seen remark

. >> eagles jason kelce and darren sproles are in orlando for the pro bowl this is jaso jason's second and third straight for darren. both these guys wish they were headed to houston for next wee week's super bowl. falcon as living today led by penn charter matt ryan. patriots arrive tomorrow. this is the second appearance for falcons and patriots going for fifth super bowl title. >> in the men's final australian on battle between roger federror and rafael nada nadal. it went five sets. three game to one deficit to

but when it's impossible, even jason chaffetz just gives up. tonight chairman chaffetz said i don't see any evidence. but the president has 100,000 people at the department of justice. and if he wants to have an investigation, have at it. i just don't see any evidence of it. the oversight committee is not planning to do anything with it. so there is jason chaffetz saying people being registered in more than one state is not evidence of voter fraud there is jason chaffetz saying dead people on the voter roles is not evidence of voter fraud. in other words, everything donald trump says is evidence of voter fraud is not evidence of voter fraud. we could fill the rest of this program with members of congress in both parties saying there is no evidence of voter fraud. but a presidential investigation is coming. and suspects like tiffany trump had better be ready. joining us now eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning writer for the waste post. also with us jason candor, missouri's former secretary of state. and charlie psychs, editor-in-chief of rig

a lot going on in mobility, jason.s we await ces and see what kind of surprises may be in store there, what's your take on tesla? >> well, you know, elon always sets his targets very high, and they have accomplished a lot. the cars are simply brilliant. and he's so far ahead of everybody. i mean, the ford announcement that they're going to have, a 300-mile-range car in 2020, is so laughable when he's delivering 76,000, 77,000 cars this year that can do approximately that range. in fact, i upgraded my roadster, which is a 6 or 7-year-old car, with a 325-mile battery from tesla last month. he is so far ahead that these other companies are getting to where he was in 2009, 2010, 2011. so, i think the distance between these companies is getting wider. and you know, now that he's playing the sort of energy game, putting batteries on walls -- i mean, people are literally putting batteries on their walls. people are putting the solar tiles on their roof. he's got an energy company here and materials are coming in one end of th

jason, mr.rump says he'll pressure the drug companies to reduce prices using his twitter account, just like he did with that plane thing. this is actually something democrats have pushed for for years and republicans have been absolutely against. just looking toward the good side of things, mr. trump is trying to take politics out of it and come up with an idea that works. >> carol, i don't know if i'm that enthusiastic about a president scolding the business world through twitter. i don't know that he has a new plan. i don't believe he needs more people. i don't believe it until i actually see it. i will say this, the issue is not always with the pharmaceutical companies. sometimes it's with the insurance companies. it is expensive to come up with new drugs. i'm not getting drug insurance money. i know it's expensive to come up with new drugs. it's the coverage thof those drugs that's often the problem for families suffering and going bankrupt. unless he can find a way to change the pharmaceuti

. >> i'm jason. >> jason, good to see you. >> you got jason a root beer one time, many years ago. >> i tell you what, jason, i'm still -- >> this way. >> look at the camera. >> jason, there is a tradition. it is called command coin. on the battlefield, the deal is they give you that coin, you pretend -- next time i see you, if you don't have it, you got to buy the root beer. you have it, i got to buy it. >> old enough to buy -- >> i stole it. great to see you guys. how are you? how old are you? >> 6. >> you're getting old, man. you're getting -- >> cameron, who how are you? good to see you. >> thank you for all your hard work. >> did you tell him you sleep with champ every night still? >> champ, cool dog, isn't he? >> every night. >> that's great. all right, guys. when i come to washington state, will you promise you'll see me or say hi to me. >> family gathering. >> all right. >> always at my house, actually. >> we show up where we're invited. >> all right. >> thanks, everybody. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for everything you've done. >> thank you.

joining us now, inside.com founder and ceo jason calacanis. jason, good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> well, my first question is, does it matter? because i don't think the president-elect is taking to twitter at this point to win popularity contests. he's targeting his pressure at certain companies, on certain issues, exciting his base. does it matter? >> well, you know, the great thing for trump is that when he tweets, there's no vetting process, there's no fact-checking. he can talk directly to the tens of millions of americans who want to burn down the existing system in washington to drain the swamp and start over. and those people love him and they love his attacking, bullying tweets. and you know, those tweets are effective in the short term perhaps in a negotiation, but in the long term, i think every civil adult and probably most kids understand that bullying people and berating people into doing what you want is not as effective as collaborating and inspiring people to solve these big problems. the interesting thing is, he's going to gain tens of mill

ladies time to talk, and fellows, too, jason bowman is here, stain gram shades of jason, he'll show usr brouse together. we need your help. >> yes. okay, here we go. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >> kerri-lee air moved in after the rain yesterday. now seeming lake effect snow, most in effect western pa, western new york, but as we zoom in little closer we see few flurries, not far from our area. we've got montgomery county, berks county, bucks county, all reporting snow flurries this morning. shouldn't be any more than flurries. so these temperatures, and the sunshine, when you see it, it is all deceiving. because had 1 degrees actually feels like 32, and that's our windchill in the city. it is a windchill of 28 degrees in lancaster, and 35 in atlantic city and 19 in mount

obviously, jason peters, connor barwin. >> jason peters coming off of a great year. i don't know if you can do anything with him. you have to have two tackles to protect him for another year. they are more important than the center in this position because kelsey has had problems this year. no doubt but i wouldn't mess with carson wentz other than to get him receivers. >> he will adjust. how long will it take? couple of snaps and he adjusts to the new center. he has a bigger tush. >> i'm going to work that into the next show. eagles have tough decision to make. jeffrey lori has been more involved this offseason than ever before. is this a good move for the eagles to have your owner, jeffrey lori stepping up? >> normally, i would say no. i think it was his responsibility. the owner has to come in when something is not fiscally sound. there are times that jeffrey would stop and he didn't. being prudent, the owner has to take a bigger role. >> he's on the team since 1994. no superbowl. speaking of the superbowl, superbowl sunday, a week from tonight -- >> no buzz. >> no

jason: i don't think so. sir john templeton said bull ,arkets are born in pessimism grow in skepticism and die in euphoria. it is hard to say you have euphoria if you have net redemptions for retail investors. that will not last a month or two months. that could last years. it could last a significant amount of time. there's a lot of people who have sat on the sidelines for the past eight years who may start to want to get in. jon: these are the guys that make up the majority of our audience here, they look at the say the spread between expectations of what trump can deliver and where the reality lies that's where are we in terms of expectation and reality? jason: all of my clients are institutional investors. a lot of institutional investors have gotten trump and populism wrong. think there is still a lot of skepticism about the trump administration. some of it is just because of the wacky stuff that he says. it's only been six days. he has gone straight down the middle. he has told you exactly what he's doi

jason, his amateur remarks equally shocking. when i read that about china i was like they can't say that about our pledges, only we can say that about our pledges. does this say donald trump is getting under their skin. >> this says they're waiting to test them. the first 100 face with george bush where we had a spy plane go down, these countries line up to see how tough they're going to be. when you have a president who is already at odds with the intelligence agencies how tough can he be? how aggressive can he be? how strong can he be in any kind of negotiations he wants to make? china will always say abrasive things but this is a test of how much restraint and discipline can trump show in the face of these insults. >> he actually has a lot of power to slap huge tariffs by himself on goods from these countries. >> right. >> this is a huge trading partner for us. >> and they can do the same thing to us. our debt ratio with china makes it dangerous to go to trade war with them right now especially from a president who says i'm a

but if jason gaillard had his way that policy would change.displays his believes on his skin. >> i know the looks i get, i'm perceived as a racist or whatever. and you know, i get that look, you know, like, and, you know, i don't care i love it. i'm not a supremacist, i'm a separa separateist. >> he says inmates of other races understand. >> you go with your own people, just like animals go with their own species, it's the natural order of things. >> that is the best way to put it. tattoos don't bother me, everybody is tatted now. to me he look like he bought more tattoos than the last person. that's how i look at it. >> that's his personal issue. as long as he don't take his believes or whatever out on me as my skin color, then i don't have a problem with it. >> as long as it don't go on to the next person, it's cool. >> i'm not as extreme as i was. i'm proud of who i am, that's never going to change. and if i see one of my own getting beat up then i'm going to go to his aid. you know, that's never going to change. that is just who i am. >> y

i fought for jason. him to the guys. that's what i recall. is that solid enough? i can't believe danny would say i didn't want jason in the band. that's ludicrous. ♪ take me as i am ♪ put your hand in mine >> coming in to something that had been together for so long, this is a family, this is awesome, this is us and everything. i was with a group full of guys who were mentors that had been through a lot. i'm looking at that saying this is what they did to come out the other end of it. this is what i'm doing. it's cyclical. do your best work. just don't self-destruct. it comes back around. the road is narrowing. if you just stay and survive there aren't really going to be many left. ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. customer service!d. ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really?

ashley: jason, where do we eventually go? you still feel like we're going to have to relentless march up? >> i do. i think the first, you know, call it three months, the first quarter of the year you're going to see fear of missing out. i think people are looking at a long-term stock market chart, and they're saying this rally is not done, it's going to keep going higher, i want in. and then really fast forward towards the summer, we really need to see where inflation and interest rates are at because that may cause headwinds if inflation -- liz: jason, isn't that precisely when the more experienced investor gets out, when the fear of missing out trade comes in? [laughter] retail investors have not fully gone in. data, whoo hoo. [laughter] it is. it shows that week after week after week last year we saw redemptions, people pulling money out of exchange-traded funds, and, of course, mutual funds except for the final week of the year. and i begin to wonder is that what -- and i don't call it this, other people call it this -- t

fried and jason fried, executive officer just wanted to chime in on a couple of update as the cpuc is doing great work with the business plan and looking forward to seeing the final version next year when necessary have the plan rolled out for the process to be done quicker good ideas how to do that and looking forward to that 2015 on the cpuc discussion were up having i potentially are a darker view how the pauksz treats the customers not as fairly as they need to be treated they protect the bundled customers to the disadvantages of other customers we need to talk about there as was stated basically the same customer and should be protected equally we need to make sure we are doing that up to this point the cpuc comments especially some of the commissioners they talk about protecting the customers not realizing we need to do more to cat them to protect the other customers so come next year as lafco stays involved i'll be continuing as to write letters or opposition whatever to make sure we're protecting the cpuc customers with the bundled customers of benjamin those are my - i'll be

. >> i just listen to jason brooks!> i do, too. >> i just went straight to the third floor yesterday said, jason, let's tawk! coffee talk. >> financial talk. >>> good morning, everybody. rise and shine! heading out the door not as cold as 24 hours ago but nonetheless, still a chill in the air. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we are trying to take a bird's- eye view from sutro tower looking due north, you can see the traffic coming in from the north bay out of the robin williams tunnel into the city of san francisco. you're greeted by that huge deck of low clouds and fog. you see the huge area of low pressure off the coast? this is a potent storm but it's banking off the huge ridge of high pressure. as it does so, we will not see the rain. but it's churning up the seas. high surf advisory in place today and tomorrow with 25-foot breakers. onshore partly cloudy skies today temperatures into the 50s. it's cloudy now, partly cloudy today in santa clara 57. east of the bay the numbers stacking up in the low to mid- 50s. 56

jason sudeikis is on the show tonight.eers and applause] she's one of the stars of hulu's "the path", now in its second season. michelle monaghan is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and he has a fantastic special called "the messy truth", it's back on cnn. van jones is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] a very interesting guy that i'm looking forward to talking to. before we get to all that, the transition to donald trump's presidency has been just as chaotic in the first week of 2017 as it was before the new year. from the ongoing dispute over russian hacking to the gop's attempt to ram through cabinet appointments without fully vetting them. also, tweets. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: presidential transitions are a time to project an image of calm and stability by, for example, holding regular press conferences, or giving interviews. instead, trump has continued he habit of tweeting obsessively about some of the least important things you could possibly imagi

this populism, jason was not antigovernment. >> it was not an ideological speech. he was not ronald reagan, you do not hear anything about small government or reigning in spending or anything like that. he reminded us that he elected a nonpolitician, even an anti-politician. >> a third third-party candidate almost that one under the republican label. >> and he said some pretty tough things to the people sitting right behind congress, that you, these folks right over here he was saying has been enriching themselves at your expense and that's going to stop. >> kim, your small government person, as hardy as any of us, what you make of the point that this really was not aimed at governments? in the critical sense that reagan was. >> i think we i think we have to be clear that this is one of the least ideological presidents this country have seen in decades and decades. that is going to be one of the risks of this trap presidency. donald trump is going to go often where public sentiment wants him to go. that's not going to be in line with what a conservative congress, m

. >> john, jay, jason, when we return, let me return with trump watch.

jason up on skype. did i get that right.ght. >> you did. we have the two names floating around for the supreme court, any surprise there.se >> you never know, it's donald trump. there could be a head fake going on with these two.wo. however, i do hear many conservatives, many conservative groups confirming that it's for sippy think that's because they really want him to be the nominee and he very well couldwl be the appointment that donaldpn trump seeks.tm there's a lot of good reasons for both of these picks.ks. chief among them really just start at the very beginning isg their age.. they're some of the youngest ones put up for quite sometime and that meansns that they will be there for many, many years to come, many decades to come. let me let you jump in there and comment. what do you think about these two. >> i think one thing we can all agree on is that by partisanpart cooperation is out the door with this administration, with thiss congress and with these participants. that may not lead to a supremeue court pick that we all agree on,

jason white.ng dc for the inauguration and stopped by the popular restaurant for a meal. >> we really hit it off well, and i know i had a perception of the place where i felt uncomfortable, and she had a perception that she was about to serve trump supporters, and we were just in the same boat together, and we all have the american spirit, and it's really our duty to make america great ourselves, not one person, but ourselves, and that's by respecting and loving one another, no matter how much we disagree with them. >> as for roslyn harris, the server who got the tip, she said she hopes to the thank dr. white one day for his kindness. >> little stories here and there, and you recognize the goodness out there not just in the city, but across america. >> it's out there. it is. >>> 3-degree guarantee. >> you nailed it! >> i was hoping for a bull's- eye. i went 59, 59 for a long time, and then it just popped up to 61. we are okay. it's 2 degrees, and that's all right. i'm going to go with 56 tomorrow,

the teenagers were ride opening the the boulevard and smashed into a car near the intersection of jason drive. bensalem police say the driver of the car is cooperating with authorities at this time. . >> reporter: . >> reporter:. >> reporter: shorts are not releasing any names including the driver, the driver is cooperating and the investigation is expected to take a few hor days, that the

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(mugshot) el sospechoso es jason silva de 4anos edad.desconocido por las autoridades pues el estaba libre bajo libertad condicional.. (vo) el incidente ocurrio a eso de las 7:45 de la manana en la cuadra 200 de cherrywood avenue. resulta que cuando la mujer vio estaba llevando su auto se le puso enfrente y el la intento arrollar. la alcanzo a golpear ilesa o le paso nada. salio pero se robo su carro con todo y su hijo. rapidamente la policia acudio la escena y comenzo la busqueda del delincuente por todas partes, inclusive en otras ciudades.. y escuche lo que paso. (sot) lt. robert mcmanus, vocero policia san leandro ella pudo llamar a la policia de inmediato, teniamos a nuestros agentes e investigadores ah en cuestion de minutos y en menos de 15 minutos los detectives encontraron el auto que fue robado (vo) el carro lo encontraron en la avenida 107 en oakland.. afortunadamente el pequeÑo estaba ah, ileso. al sujeto lo encontraron a 4 cuadras de ese lugar. . al parecer gracias a las grabaciones de las camaras de vigilancia que habia en e

presentadora: yo estoy por aquÍ siguiendo a jason.ron dentro del estÓmago de este animalito lo que se habÍa comido. por un milagro divino, pudieron extraer. ahora se estÁ recuperando. mira cÓmo se trago este cuchillo. presentador: habÍa una historia muy similar en ecuador, que paÓo lo mismo, creo que se habÍa tragado una botella. imagina. estas cosas pueden pasar. hay que estar siempre atentos. presentadora: cualquier cosa se pueden tragar. rÁpidamente, saludos a la gente de la costa oeste de california. presentador: tambiÉn, la gente en san antonio, los angeles, por supuesto, la gente que nos mira nueva york. regresamos maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [risas] ♪ [aplausos] ♪ ♪ >> bolita! [risas] burro:

but it makes people think. >> jason, she makes the point there was a real reality check there for somere speech, though, wasn't necessarily divisive. and i saw a lot of democrats, including president obama clapping during this part of the address. take a listen. >> a new national pride will steer ourselves, lift our sights and heal our divisions. it is time to remember that old wisdom our soldiers will never forget that whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. >> jason, what did you make of that part of the speech? >> yes. whether you're black or brown or white. he doesn't mention muslim or lgbt. donald trump is not a unifier. everyone is going to clap during the speech because it's polite and what you're supposed to do in a peaceful transfer of power. no president in recent history who i think is going to be held more accountable for what he accomplishes than what he says. look, if donald trump gets into office and improves the economy and comes up with a better health care plan, people will like him. but there's not much in that speech that

that dead long before trump killed it, jason. you know that.dn't talk your own party into it. you had more cooperation with the republicans on trying to get tpp through. >> oh, absolutely. it was a great combination of the president of the united states with the leaders of both parties in favor of it. now you have a president of the united states and for some reason the leaders of both parties against it. >> why didn't it go through? >> didn't have enough of them. i think a little extra effort, and we could have gotten it through. >> you had bernie and hillary who hated it probably more than trump. >> if you can see a large change to nafta that would have an impact on our trade deficit with mexico, that's delusional. >> you can say overall america makes out great on these deals, i understand the idea consumers are getting cheaper goods as a result of this. but you can also look at it and say, look, there's an entire class of people that got left behind. people who were doing these manufacturing jobs, and when you can do it for 40% cheaper in me

very inspiring and encouraging to jason's character. how are you inspiring and encouraging for your husband. time. do this, fix that. take the garbage out. come on, get it together. don't go to sleep, stay awake. >> i don't know, i hope i'm inspiring to him. >> someone who isn't so inspired jessica was pregnant with them during filming. >> he was like okayy i'm playing trains. >> you have to do what you have to do. >> can you leave me alone now. >> you cannot compete with thomas the train. one couple who gives jessica and justin a run for their money is george and amal. look at them going for a romantic stroll by their home in the english countryside. she's wearing the same boots we see on kate middleton, they are kate'ssfavorites. >> flip or flop is the most popular show. after several surprises were uncovered in their divorce documents. those documents indicate that tarek has not only asked for spousal support, but wants to prevent christina from getting spousal suuport from him. a source close to christina has come out firing. tellin

jason: several factors.rgins which have been under pressure for many years now are by both theexpand head resumes and the yield curve on the back part of last year. you are starting to see improved operating leverage as banks work through all the new rules and regulations over the last several years. the banks continue to buy back their stocks. i think looking out, further upside to be possible to the new factorsof these postelection like the potential for lower corporate tax rates or more relaxed financial regulations work their way through the system. david: you bring up financial regulation. we had the announcement that donald trump has chosen jay clayton for the sec. a partner at a firm in new york. what we know about him, what are your thoughts on him, what that might mean for the banking sector? jason: in general, if you look at a lot of the appointments to date, several have worked at banks or have banking experience. here is yet another appointment with the knowledge of the financial services industr

maybe i was dead long time ago. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and now yoshi and jason want to empower youngthe music, they could have a dream, they could express who they are. >> reporter: like 51 oakland student monica vazquez. >> it shows me how to stay confident. >> reporter: mcclymonds high performing arts teacher pat turner cannot thank them enough. >> they are royalty in oakland as far as the arts are concerned. >> why yoshi and i do this work, because we get so much joy by -- by being around the students, by seeing them evolve. >> makes me very happy and also i'm very proud of them. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: so for bringing music to thousands of oakland students each year this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jason huff mon and yoshi akiva. the next performance is the evening of january 24. during the year they also play at the temezcal student fair. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> paul, it's going to rain to beat the band. >> it's still raining outside. yes, it's going to be coming up again this weekend. lots of water in th

jason, why do you think mr. trump has not met with the heads of the top intel agencies since he was elected? we know as we heard in jason carol's piece there that barrack obama did two days after his election in 2008. >> well, i think it's because this is not a priority for donald trump. his priority has been going around and doing his victory tour. his priority is talking to leaders of foreign countries. he's not a president elect interested in or wants to establish a good relationship with the intelligence community and i tell you this, the real concern about this is not whether he met with them last week or this week or this friday it's if you continue to insult the very intelligence communities you'll rely upon once you're elected president there won't be the relationship he needs to have. it's a dangerous and irresponsible president on his behalf. >> what is your best sense of why he is doing this? it can't just be his desire to run into a buzz saw. are you hearing anything from the people down there close

jason roy scored a dark in two balls that day.t was so disappointing. then again we got to the final, which is something we never thought we could do at the start when we all got together. for us start when we all got together. for us to get into a final was an incredible feeling. india have already won the series, england desperate to avoid a whitewash, they feel like they deserve something from this series so far. they will be forced into one change tomorrow, alex hales has broken his hand. it looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. join us looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join us for commentary from 7:45am. last week seven sports began an appeals process against uk sport's decision not to provide them with any funding for the tokyo 2020 games, among them was weightlifting. sarah davies is one of the leading gb women and knows just h

. >> killer, jason vorhees on friday the 13th. i heard voices like jason vorhees, one of the character is. they told me how to kill people, when to do it. the devil, i was possessed of the devil for six years. he's lived in me for 17. >> how about now addais? >> there's a demon lives outside the window right now. he's a demon. >> what does he tell you? >> most of the time he sings to me, hums. he aggravates me sometimes and i can't sleep. >> when our producer noticed his scarred arms she learned that sometimes ramon directs violence at himself as well. >> what are these scars? >> i cut my vein open about three times. twice with a spoon, once with a razor blade. just watched the blood come out. i do it sometimes just for the hell of it are it took 15 years of bottled anger to do what i did on the streets. if i keep it bottled up again, i may end up doing something like that again. >> he's not going to get that chance any time soon. ramon isn't eligible for parole until 2057. >>fy could go back in time, escape when i had the chance.

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jason carroll, a very cold jason carroll standing live outside trump tower. >>> we mae to talk about all things political david schwartz assistant editor at "the washington post" and paul singer, washington correspondent for "usa today." welcome to you both. david, a big week for mr. trump. first press conference in 165 days. confirmation hearings start. russia is lauding trump's partial dismissal of u.s. intelligence officials on hacking. that happened this morning. and meryl streep is ripping donald trump on national television. david, what is mr. trump tweeting about this morning? meryl streep. thoughts? >> on russia, let's take a step back again. december 9th, my "washington post" colleagues reported out they had found out that russia played a heavy hand in the -- the intelligence assessment that russia had meddled in our election, gone after the democratic party. december 1th, president-elect trump went out on the sunday shows and dismissed it, called it ridiculous. now he's having trouble walking back from the perch where he a allowed himself to appear soft on russia. we don't