some of our features, lectures and history andrew jackson's presidency is discussed by professor jonathan bar barth. >> i think we can state the most colorful president in u.s. history. a giant of a figure. >> saturday 10:00 p.m. the 1951 educational film narcotics. >> this is a shooting gallery, a room where add ticicts come to the needle. >> presidential inauguration archive. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> john f kennedy in 1961. >> a man holds in his mortal hands all forms of human poverty and all forms of human life. >> and ronald reagan from 1981. >> let us take inventory, we are a nation that has a government not the other way around and this makes us special around the ertd. >> and monday, the 1977 film "the time has come" originally created for overseas audiences, it documents the progress of african-americans by -- >> it is bringing about a new sense of hope and not just a new sense of hope and optimism but also bringing about a sense of economic pair ji. >> economic history. for our complete schedule go to c-span.o c-span.org. >> tomorrow al sharpton marks mart

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bars. jonathan, he told the truth.rayers have been answered. >> reporter: sabrina limon now awaits her next court date. meanwhile, the former firefighter who was facing life in prison without parole, will now only get 25 years behind bars in exchange for his testimony, dan, paula? >> thank you for the report. we really appreciate it. >>> as we have been saying throughout the show, a lot of weather news this for that, let's get it back to rob. >> on both coasts. the rescue in california. a water rescue out of arizona. one or two inches of rain outside phoenix. the sheriff's department doing an aerial rescue. plucking that person out of a stranded vehicle. dramatic times there. and all is well. not all is well in the fact that there is another storm coming to this area this morning. san jose, california. you saw winds gusting. a damaging force there. and flooding across santa barbara and lots of southern california. this will be the strongest yet that we've seen so far coming in today. let's talk about. let's show you wh

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jonathan: today police identified three people shot and killed inside a bowie restaurant. richard reeve is live outside the blue sunday bar where police say they are now investigating a case of workplace violence. richard? richard: jonathan, that is right. you can see more people are arriving to pay tribute to the three people who lost lives here. police call it a simmering dispute between the bar tender and the owners. a family friend told us she believed that the bar tender was told recently he was losing his job. outside the blue sunday bar and grill, this growing memorial. >> there is a lot of crying happening. a lot of richard: 18-year-old madsen is a hostess here. she knew both the victim and the gunman at the close knit establishment. >> nobody can believe it. the nicest people in the world do something that isn't expected. >> bowie city police along with fire and e.m.s. riverring here around 2:15 sunday morning. investigators say an investor of the restaurant while remotely accessing the indoor surveillance system saw several unconscious people inside. arriving officers found the bodies of 46-year-old sherwood mor

jonathan: the police a conflict bowie.rder at a bar in they say the man shot three people to bluesundaybar and grill. he worked there as a bartender. he then turned the gun on himself and remains in critical condition. family friend recently said that he had been told that he was going to be fired. alison: a health alert and what may be a major breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's disease. it is a hat that uses electromagnetic waves to help with memory loss. patients wear it for an hour twice a day. the hope is that it can stop the disease from progressing. the health organization behind it says it is still in the testing phase. jonathan: good news about former president george h.w. bush -- he is home from the houston hospital. he had received treatment for pneumonia for two weeks. he said he is thank full for the kind messages he has received and the world-class care from the doctors and nurses. alison: sean spicer defending the administration's relation with the press. after a little more than a week on the job, he was there to answer questions at the gw school of media and p

jonathan: a woman who was the search of 18-year search has been found alive. the woman who abducted her behind bars. a woman took a newborn from a jacksonville florida in 1998. police say gloria williams took the girl to south carolina and raised her as her own and tried to forge documents. a tip led police to arrest williams and d.n.a. test was conducted to confirm the identity. her father looking forward to meeting his baby girl who is all grown up. >> williams is facing kidnapping and other charges and she could face life in prison if convicted. >> head for us, the video have to see of a snowplow off 300-foot cliff. maureen: women around the globe spending hours knitting pink hats by the thousands. now they are in reston. where you will see them ahead. jonathan: and doug hill tells us who could face morning of snow and ice. maureen: first, larry smith as a look at what is coming up monday at "good morning washington." >> thank monday on "good morning washington," we are live at several day of service events to step up and make a difference. >> we reveal a big difference of living dr. kings dream

jonathan: soak it in. this is a scene at a bar in clemson. pandemonium.am scored the touchdown with literally 0 seconds on the board leaving the crowd stunned and happy because they beat an unbeaten alabama. michelle: on top of that it's the school's first college football championship in 35 years. jonathan: whoo hoo! michelle: it was also revenge. alabama beat clemson in last year's title game. they are crying. how sweet! well, alabama may be feeling the sting of a loss but they have a beast on their hand. jonathan: this is not a human being. this is a running piano. bo scarbrough the running back had a monster game but it's not enough to win it all. he is tough. but still kirk cousins, the redskins q.b. in limbo realized why he wasn't courted by 'bama. he figured it out. check it out. he tweeted this. comparing a tenth grade picture of scarbrough with himself in 11th grade. on the right, young kirk cousinsson pounds and then a grown man there. michelle: large and in charge. jonathan: he runs over people. there are clemson guys on defense in the cool bat

bars. he is now facing charges chargen the shooting of five people at the airport on friday. he told the judge he understands the charges that could cover the death penalty. jonathan: well, donald trump's first cabinet nominees are facing confirmation hearings in the upcoming days. the senate majority leader was in new york to brief trump on the process. he plans to take up eight of the picks alone. the department of ethics have not completed all of the reviews. the president elect told reporters that he expects all of the nominations to be confirmed. >> they are going great. confirmation is going great. i think they will all pass. every nomination, they are all at the highest level. they are the absolute level. i think they will do well. jonathan: the transition team announced his son-in-law jared kushner named senior adviser to the president. ivanka's husband. wavers of people will scry -- waves of people will descend on the national mall for the inauguration and the f.b.i. says they are ready for anything and everything. jeff goldberg is at the national mall. you got to see a of the lot of the technology the f.b.i. will use but a lot we won't see. jeff: good po

jonathan: all right. >> coming up, i'm at the auto show with concept cars like this one. gold wing doors. massaging chairs. and a bar in the back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. jonathan: do you like uber? it's now the most common expense for business travel. the companien analyzed 40 million expenses from a million travelers. uber accounted for 6% of all business travel transactions which passes starbucks. starbucks is the most popular meal expense. the largest amount of money is spent on air fare. michelle: there was a ceremony in tysons today as the city officials broke ground on the new jones branch connector. the project is expected to ease congestion to maybe it easier and safer for people to walk and bike between the two sides of tysons. one lane in

jonathan: race to market and stock up on bread. doug: we have been talking about the first measurable snow. but that is a low bar.ble snow is .1 of one inch. that is officially the smallest measurement you can make. that goes in the book as official snowfall. we haven't had the first measure snow. this will probably wind up being it. how enough? couple tenth to inch and a half north of the city. it look like it will spread light snow tomorrow night. it's delightful right now. 53 and sunshine after the clouds and fog this morning. wind gusts were reported not long ago at 40 miles per hour at b.w.i., thurgood marshall. everybody else upper 20's to 30's. gusty winds bringing in colder air and the skies are mostly clear. we will see the temperatures slowly drop in the upper 30's. it will be breezy and cooler throughout the evening as the high pressure will work its way in and back out of the area. the fact that the high pressure moves out opens the door for the approach of the upper level system. quickly moving out of the north and west. by itself it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. it's alberta clipper system

barred indefinitely. >> also, people holding certain visas will now have to undergo an inperson interview in order to renew them. >> we're joined now by jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university. jonathan, i want to look at the legal side of this with you and examine where this may or may not conflict with american law and the american constitution. what do you think? >> well, first of all, the judge likely issued the stay because people were going to be put into an irreparable situation where they would be sent home. so often judges will freeze the action of a case, say all right, stop, let's take a look at this before anyone has anything done to them that won't be easy to reverse. so the stay has to be considered separately from the merits in a sense. ultimately -- >> so essentially they decided to put the whole situation regarding immigrants and refugees on pause until such time as they could rule on the merits of the case? is that what you're saying? >> right, in order to get a preliminary injunction, the aclu will have to establish they're likely to prevail upon the merits. that's a very tough standard because what pr

jonathan: how difficult will it be to attract the talent? go to a bariday evening and canary wharf on a thursday night and asked them if they want to take their family took harris and take a higher tax. how does that factor into all this? pariss the argument that and frankfurt makes with that in mind? michael: that is certainly a major obstacle that paris in particular is facing. part of their pitch is that they are going to push for some reforms in the laws to make it a little bit easier on the employment law front, ce. certainly they face questions on that as other european capitals. a lot of those jobs will have to move somewhere in the eu and it whicht a matter of capital can have the best combination on the legal side, the skilled worker side, on the real estate issues as well. it is a mix of pros and cons. jonathan: great to have you with us on the program. thank you. the big discussion over the last couple of months is not whether another european city will be a beneficiary. it is whether right here in new york will be. david: you increasingly he

eastern tonight, on lectures in history, the andrew jackson presidency with professor jonathan bar. colorfully the most president in the united states, i think we could say almost objectively, the most colorful president in u.s. history, a giant of a figure. >> saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on "reel america," the educational film "subject: narcotics." >> then in the shooting gallery, a room where addicts come to inject their narcotics. >> on sunday beginning at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the archival presidential inauguration starting with franklin and eleanor roosevelt in 1933. firm beliefpress my that the only way we have to -- only thing we have to fear is fear itself. in 1953, d. eisenhower john f. kennedy in 1961 -- man holds in: a his hands the power to abolish all forms of human poverty. >> and ronald reagan, 1981. take reagan: let us inventory -- we are a nation that has a government, not the other way around, and this makes us special among the nations of the earth. >> and on monday on "reel come,"," "the time has narrated by james earl jones, documents the progress of african-am