bryane butler, jessica rogers, thank you for being here. >> sbreresting.the president say they want to do the same thing, return power to the people. what do you think? tweet us at in day. you can tweet me at my name, alisyn at her name. facebook.com/newday. >>> we're following a lot of news. let's get right to it. >> i have a running war with the media. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> this was not the biggest attendance at an inauguration in u.s. presidential history. >> the president gets hit with his first lawsuit claiming his business conflicts violate the constitution. >> i'm optimistic we'll get every member of the cabinet. >> beware of the teddy bear, president trump. putin will change his tone. >> never had a cia director confirmed on the first day. >> you will be getting a total star, a total gem. >> there are plenty of people try to delegitimize this president. >> the constitution does not begin with either president. it begins with we the people. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camero

and i want to introduce briefly here, jessica rogers and karen hing l. you three got this going and look at what it turned into. what goes into your mind? >> surreal, awesome and just pure love. i am so main love with colorado and proud of us for coming out and standing up for what we believe to be right. >> reporter: i know for you, this was personal. you're a math teacher who works with a will tlot of the latino community. you heard the fear that they had and expressed during the election hearing and the talk about deporting families. you have a daughter who is a lesbian and a son who has a bea be berger's. >> i'm so proud of what we've done and we set out to send a message and i'm sure that message has been sent. >> reporter: what is the big message? >> that we are all equal. that we all deserve to be treated equally and equitably, regardless of our gender, skin color, those are the things that make us beautiful. not reasons to be shameful. we need to be proud of who we are and that's the message that we all have to stick together and we are powerful

woman, and all of this lusting after a cartoon is problematic, it reminds me of who framed roger rabbit. >> tom: jessicat find her groupie. creepy. >> i don't know, i don't think the aesthetic is heterosexual, do you agree with me on that? >> a woman and a male mr. clean. >> i don't think the people who thought this campaign -- >> this came from gay guys, is what you're saying? i'll back you up, mr. clean and had a great ass. >> it's a little bit strange to sexualize mr. clean, i never thought that was the idea. but now that you look at it, i guess he's a big muscle he guy. >> tom: i think that's what it was. from a physical standpoint, he's well conditioned, right? >> low body fat going. >> tom: just from cleaning or did he have to do extra stuff? >> this is what i do not like, it's false advertising, you cannot get a body like that by cleaning the kitchen. by cleaning anything, this man is at the gym all the time, he is doing this on the side because he cannot get a real job because he's always training. >> tom: we've got to go. coming up, a fond farewell to the mother of pac-man. ♪ >> tom: of the fat

roger mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the president making good on his promise to build that wall, and it's only the beginning. donald trump outlining his america first vision and his plans to get there. >> reporter: president trump saying in an interview with abc news construction on the wall between the u.s.-mexico border could start in four months. and, yes, taxpayers will have to pay for it at first. >> all it is, is we'll be reimbursed at a later date from whatever transaction we make from mexico. now, i could wait a year, and i could hold off the wall, but i want to build the wall. we have to build the wall. we have to stop drugs from pouring in. we have to stop people from just pouring into our country. we have no idea where they're from. >> reporter: in the interview, the president says planning has already begun. tonight, mexican president enrique pena nieto said he won't pay for any wall, adding the decision to build a wall divides our two countries. mr. trump also pledging to beef up immigration enforcement. as

jessica. good afternoon, everyone. rogerive—set victory over rafa nadal, in the australian open final. at 35 years old, it's been five long years since he won his last major title. tim hague has more. roger federer and rafa nadal, a match—up made in tennis heaven and a final no one could have predicted, yet everyone wanted to see. and this, with 31 majors between them, lived up to expectations. back and forth, like two prized fighters. federer struck the first blow, but nadal, like his opponent, is a man winding back the clock. he didn't disappear. relentless and ruthless in equal measure, and this match was level. but not for long. the 17—time grand slam champion produced some scintillating stuff in the third set, taking on nadal and beating him easily, 6—1. and while the contest was as engaging as ever, so were they. a peculiar point to pop the question. yet it didn't distract the spaniard. in the bullring and taking the set by the horns. you can only applaud play like that. it meant we inevitably went to a fifth and final

. >> reporter: jessica lived in the berkeley apartment next door to rogerer and valerie morash. >> they were always smiling. >> reporter: 35-year-old roger seen here on his facebook page ran a gaming company. his wife had a ph.d. from cal. authorities found couple along with their two cats dead in different areas of the apartment. what killed them remains a mystery. >> we ruled out carbon monoxide. >> like rubber. burning rubber. >> reporter: she said for quite a while she smelled fumes like generator coming from their apartment but did not know what it was used for. >> i didn't know the fume were coming through the wall. that was concerning to me. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators hope that penaltying autopsy and toxicology results will help explain what led to the couple's death here in their apartment. it is unclear when those results will be made public. >>> we have a different type of story on the other side of the bay. for thousands of families, it is hard to keep pace in the silicon valley. now a tech coil in mountain view is hoping the step in and help. >> it is an offer you

jessica howly lived in the berkeley apartment to roger and valery. she said the two were quiet but always smiling. she said for quite a while she smelled fumes like burning rubber coming from a generator running inside their apartment. but she didn't know what it was used for. >> then i didn't know the fumes that were coming through the walls of that was concerning to me. >> authorities found the couple along with their two cats dead in different areas of the apartment. but what killed them remains a mystery. police say they have ruled out carbon monoxide. one officer said they even tested for radiation. >> an update now on an nbc bay area investigation, sidewalks and streets in one of san francisco's newest neighborhoods are sinking and businesses in the area can be on the hook for fixing them. weeks ago nbc bay area's jeff exposed the problem in the city's mission bay neighborhood. yesterday public works inspectors were back looking for issues. in each case they find they'll issue citations to building owners who will have to pay for the fix. >> th

jessica creighton. coming up: sutton stun leeds. the non—league side beat a team 83 league places above them to reach the fifth round of the fa cup. rogeriumphs at the australian open, five years after his last major title. and england are denied a t20 series win over india, as the second match goes down to the wire. good evening. all of that to come, plus reaction to carl frampton‘s title loss, and england six nations injury news. but let's start with football, where the fa cup shocks have continued today. two non—league teams are through to the last 16 of the fa cup, for the first time in its history. yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton, and today sutton united have stunned leeds. sutton captainjamie collins was the difference, scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot. leeds are currently fourth in the championship, sutton play in the national league — 83 places below. the fifth round draw is tomorrow evening. we were due to play lincoln on saturday the 18th, that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today, you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th as we

jessica. see you after two o'clock. hello, good afternoon. you are watching bbc news. i am jane hill. before we turn to our main story of the day, the resignation of ivan rogersugh in the past few moments from greater manchester police. we are just hearing from that police force that four men have been charged this lunchtime in connection with the collision in oldham where you were remember two young girls died, two cousins died in that. we are just hearing that four men have been charged. this was on new year's eve, early evening on new year's eve that these two young girls were struck. four men now facing charges, including causing death by dangerous driving, and conspiracy to convert the course of justice, driving, and conspiracy to convert the course ofjustice, also driving without a licence and failing to stop after a collision. there are quite a number of charges. four men facing those charges and those two cousins who were holding hands as they crossed the road, killed in that collision. that is just through from greater manchester police. let's return now to the news that britain's outgoing ambassador to the european union, sir ivan rogers, has strong

jessica, thank you very much. lets return now to the news that britain's outgoing ambassador to the european union, sir ivan rogersoutgoing isn't unwelcome. you may have had plenty about his e—mail today. let's speak now to the former minister and conservative mp, dominic raab, who joins us from westminster. good afternoon. in this linked the resignation e—mail, he talks a lot about the need for expertise and a lack of preparation and clear thinking. is he making some valid points? it's a long letter, and what the media will do is pick out anything remotely negative, and ignore the principal reason why he is stepping down. he was due to step down in november, the negotiations starting march, and it will be common ground from the foreign office and ministers, he believes we should have the head ambassador in brussels seeing it through from start to finish. don't get me wrong, there will be a lot of froth around this story, but that's the principal reason why he is stepping down. its perfectly professional and i believe it will make sense to a lot of viewers. he's making a point, this is january, it starts in march.