kelly: yes.en. mccain: thank you. there is an epidemic in this country with opioids. it is manufactured in mexico. regrettably, according to information that i have, a lot of it is coming across the arizona-mexico border. coming into phoenix, arizona and being distributed nationwide. we are seeing a mass increase of death from overdoses. place amongst many older americans that have turned from oxycontin and other substances. a in fact, former governor of new hampshire will testify here of the release of your aspect -- aspect oflly severe this epidemic. if there is a demand, there will be a supply. what is your view of that situation? i will start off by saying, i found out that an old friend, who is not so old, 62 years old, after a successful life, just overdosed on heroin. to your point, it is cheaper and more available in many ways. the point is that most americans don't realize it. consume in heroin we the united states is produced in mexico. they have responded in cartels. in south asia,nd i

kelly, -- general kelly? you forly: thank considering my nomination to lead the men and women of the united states department of homeland security. senators mccain, carper, secretary gates, they can for taking the time for being here on my behalf. my wife and family have already been introduced but i will say it again, my wife karen is with me here. she is my hero. she has put up with more in our 40 years of marriage than you could ever imagine. my daughter is here as well. jake, ant husband, lance corporal, another american hero. i thank them for their service and sacrifice. over the past 45 years, i have been blitzed to serve my country -- i have been privileged to serve my country. i have led platoons through divisions, held senior command divisions -- positions in iraq. as secretary gates mentioned, as a senior military assistant to two of my heroes. i have worked across other agencies and allies, the private sector and independent experts who identify innovative solutions to current threats. these assign

welcome general kelly. thank you for your service to this country and most importantly, thank you for being willing to serve again. it's very important that people stand up when their country calls. i appreciate your willingness to do that. you've been asked to serve as fifth sek friday of homeland security. the department of homeland security has tremendous responsibility to protect us. at this moment in our history i can't emphasize enough the need to protect our critical instra tur, whether it's electric grids, public transportation or power plants. we need to understand what steps you will take to defend that instra fra structure against intrust and arm. our intell jeans community, dhs is a vital part of, is among the fine nest world. i argue it is the finest in the world. interest is made up of dedicated public servants including members of the military. in order for these people to do their job of protecting americans, in an increasingly challenging environment, they need the support of our government

general john kelly, john francis kelly, and to welcome his wife karen and their daughter kathleen and her husband jake, sitting behind us, to this confirmation hearing. karen, i said to your husband yesterday, given all the years he's served and you've allowed him to serve, for you no purgatory. straight to heaven. so thank you for continuing to share with us an extraordinary man. created about a dozen or so years ago, the department of homeland security's 240,000 employees get up every day. they go to work. they go to work to protect our homeland and all of us who are privileged to live here. almost every month for the past four years i've gone to the senate floor as some of my colleagues know to talk about the remarkable work that they do for all of us. they respond to devastating hurricanes, saving lives and helping people put their lives back together. they protect us from cyber attacks and help secure thousands of miles of our country's borders to the north and to the south, the east and to the west. they expedite the movement of billions of dollars of commerce every day while in

chip kelly awaits his fate. the 49ers give it up early as it is a fumble by sean drone actually in the hand off exchange. they lose the ball as you see. bobby wagner from the hawks recovers. they would imagine only a field goal. kaepernick comes out hot as usual. this one to drone. in a wide open spaces, good for 24 yards. down to the four. and it's a 7-3 lead for the niners as a quarterback touchdown continued right after that. a bit later. good for a 23-yard pick up and it leads to a short burst. this time starting the second quarter. and the 49ers so many games this year, built up a first quarter, early first yard lead. turn overs again, this one by dwon harris he's tripped actually. clark of the seahawks has it at the 15-yard line and he's gone. holding on to the lead. later in the second quarter, you have to see this pass. wilson kind of off his back foot on the move. look at jimmy graham like he's boxing out for a rebound. he's got it. 42yards and the touchdown and from there, seattle running the ball as t

with general kelly, seems more about donald trump than about general kelly, and more whether generalall. is he going to want mass deportations, is he wanting extreme vetting? >> what is good about general kelly, he is not partisan, he is a marine. marines are problem solvers. there for 45 years. they are problem solvers. as far as president trump about the wall and some is things controversial, blunt way of saying them, general kelly speaks truth to power and he is going to tell the truth to president trump when he is president trump. building wall is unwith them. i don't think we'll get into how they will pay for it. if a wall is way to do it, general kelly thinks he is going to do it. it is not for a political party. but for the safety and security of americans. liz: senator claire mccaskill giving her opening statements at the moment. she is minority ranking member on senate committee for homeland security. we're talking about the southern border. you know these terrorists. if they can't get in the southern border -- >> they will go north. liz: they will pose as canadians. >> they

commentator: through for kelly smith. it's a great pass. kelly smith!s britain's first female professional footballer, hers is a career that set a benchmark and a career that will be remembered fondly. i think i've had a very good career at international level and club level. i've travelled the world. and at the age of 38, the body's telling me that it needs to stop. the game's in a magnificent place at the minute and it's good to step away at this right time. smith has always stood out. she made her england debutjust days after her 17th birthday and went on to win 117 caps and score a record 46 goals for her country. the majority of her career was spent at arsenal,

head coach chip kelly is out. shortly after the 49ers lost to the seahawks today, kelly met with the ceo and was informed he would not return after a dismal season with only two wins. in statement he said i felt the decision to change our football leadership was absolutely necessary. the performance of this team has not lived up to my expectations or those of our fans, and that is truly disappointing." . kelly is the second consecutive

kelly: very sad.anges coming to the fox news prime time lineup good friend of ours, starting on monday tucker carlson tonight takes over at 9:00 pm eastern following o'reilly make sure to check tucker out, good tv for you. julie: doing really well 7:00 time slot that is going to do it for us. kelly: stick around for more news. julie: that is right i am going to see you fox report 7:00. >> i think i will watch. julie: you going sledding what are your plans snow outside. kelly: for debbie reynolds singing in the snow ♪ ♪ you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands

baalke and head coach chip kelly have been fired.er faithful feel sympathy for kelly and believe he took the fall in a bad situation. 49ers it ceo jed york will hold a news conference 10:00 tomorrow morning to discuss what's next for the team. singer mariah carey blaming problems with her live new year's eve performance on a mlfunctioning earpiece. you saw her stop singing last night on new year's rock & eve we ryan seacrest right here. despite her tweets saying she did not have a sound check, she did have a rehearsal before the performance. >>> in turkey tonight, a manhunt for a gunman who killed 39 people at a nightclub on new year's eve. at least 70 were wounded including one american in what's believed to be an isis-inspired terror attack. >>> it's the election controversy that just will not go away. 2017 is beginning the same way it ended for president-elect donald trump with questions about russia and hacking. abc news reporter mary bruce is in washington with the story. >> reporter: a political story from 2016 hanging over the

kelly has been the host of fox's second-most-watched program "the kelly file."esidential campaign after a feud with trump in the first republican primary debate in august 2015. trump criticized kelly for asking him about his attitude toward women. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. no, it wasn't. ( cheers and applause ) your twitter account -- ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you. for the record, it was well beyond rosie o'donnell. >> yes, i'm sure it was. >> rose: joining me is brian stelter, senior media correspondent for cnn. he is the host of "reliable sources." before that, he was at the "new york times." i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: tell me how big a story this is for you and for the media, because you cover the media. >> for tv insiders, one of the biggest deals of the decade. >> rose: why? why? because, as you know, she is one of the rising stars in media on television. we saw it vividly in the u.s. presidential

kelly: lara spencer works on abc and megyn kelly will work on nbc. harvey: there's a war between abc and nbc. >> so if matt lauer and george step-a-whatever, saw each other at the airport, would we expect them to talk? harvey: no, they're guys. [laughter] >> we got tom hardy who starts talking about dogs. kelly: he's a huge dog person. >> if dogs had thumbs, we'd all be -- harvey: if dogs could start picking things up. >> what could they do? they're not making decisions. huh, maybe i'll make dinner before the owner comes home. surprise him with a little bit of salmon. harvey: i'm not saying making salmon but it could be a more

john francis kelly. and to welcome his wife karen and their daughter kathleen and her husband jake sitting behind us to this confirmation hearing. karen, i said to your husband yesterday, given all the years that he's served and you've allowed him to serve, for you, no purgatory. thank you for continuing to share with us a great man. a dozen or so years ago the department of homeland security the employees get up every day and go to protect our home land. almost every month for the past your years i've gone to the senate floor to talk about the remarkable work that they do for all of us. they respond to devastating hurricanes, saving lives and helping people butt their lives back together. they protect their lives from cyber attacks and protect borders to the north and south and to the east and to the west. they expedite the movement of bills of dollars every day and disrupting human struggling trafficking rings. they keep us fly when we fly the not so friendly skies. they protect presidents and vice pre

and i see my kelly ann. oh, kelly ann. come here. come here. come here, kelly ann. get up here. come here kelly ann. she's been so great. wow. so there is no den she won't go into. when my men are petrified to go on a certain network, i say kelly ann, absolutely, no problem. then she gets on and just destroys them. so anyway, thank you, baby, thank you. thank you. be careful. so this is a celebration of victory. you're my friends, we needed this victory, three weeks before we won, as you know, it was going to be the single greatest defeat in the history of politics. they predicted that this would be the greatest loss in political history, not even modern political history. they said in political history and i'll tell you one thing, i out worked everybody. i think i out worked anybody whoever ran for office. i learned that from belichick, right? but we out worked them and three, four, five speeches a day, all over the place and that last two weeks and the last weeks specially, there was something that was happening. i told the group today they cancelled their fireworks two weeks

>> i'm shocked that a general kelly would try to spin the president's basic goal. he has made it very clear he wants a muslim ban. giuliani one of the closest advisors made it very clear he told them to find ways to bring about the ban. the ban does not make any sense, the way the ban is perceived all over the world, in the heart of europe and the east, it's a band that basically targets muse muslims, it under mines america in the international system. brooke, you don't have to be a specialist on the relationship between the united states and isis or al qaeda to tell president trump that it's ineffective. it will do more damage than good to american security, it's counterproductive because it provides a massive propaganda boost to al qaeda and isis at the end of the day there's basically no security, it's really lose-lose for america and it's a disservice for the american idea to basically respect for other people and other religions not including just muslims but all religions. >> the trump administration and sean spicer reiterating the fact that it is not a ban.

i am not the megyn kelly of today. i have no power.ver of industry magazines is the most powerful man in news. i didn't want to blow up my relationship with him. i wanted to have a good relationship. i was doing well at fox news. i was performing well, earning my strength, wanted that to be the standard by which i was judged. as soon as we have a physical confrontation, and did not do anything and ran out of his office and hired a lawyer and for the record i did tell a supervisor, which is what you are supposed to do? long story short, years went by, i would look for other women, i found one and the timeline happened. he is not a bad man, when gretchen's lawsuit with his i wasn't sure about that one. and former fox news employees, and and duct an internal review. no on-air talent. not my friend capable of the daily beast, and and in this way to address, the blonde hair down, sneakers on, fallen off the monkey bars, and back on top of the monkey bars. this will not happen to one more woman at fox news ever? i told them to get a general

i'm kelly evans.ieve it or not, even though there's a lot of red on our screens, we have a record close and it's the nasdaq. by bucking the trend was able to move higher by .2 to close at 5531. so that one continues to set new records. we'll get more to the composition of how it happened in just a moment. meanwhile, the dow 30 down 1/3 of a percent. 19891. now we're back below 19,900. the s&p 500 dropping about the same amount. 2269 for the broad index. russell small caps continue to move lower throughout the session today dropping nearly 3/4 to 1357 today. now coming up on the show we have two big interviews. merck ceo kenneth frazier and ginni rometty will join us live from the inaugural fintech ideas festival. let's head uptown to the nasdaq. bertha comes gives us the breakdown. bertha? >> a little bit of a perfect record, in fact, at least for 2017. the young year. up five days in a row for the nasdaq 100, which was really the engine today with those large caps that were moving and also up five da

the niners will fire both head coach chip kelly and general mfl trent balcke after the season finale against seattle. a franchise record 13-game losing streak. if kelly gets fired, it would mean the 49ers would have four different head coaches in four straight seasons. jim harbaugh, jim tomsula, kelly, and whomever is next. balcke has been with the niners since 2005. he took over as gm in 201 1. the niners will wrap up the regular season against the seahawks sunday at levi stadium. >> and that will be quite an interesting game to watch. >> it certainly will, filled with a lot of emotion. >> thanks. coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00, a parking lot ripped apart in the south bay. what sparked this major effort to rescue a trapped racoon? plus an unexpected ride after the ride. the new details tonight on that amusement park rescue in southern california.

trump, you don't control the editorial on the kelly file. and that is when he blew up and started screaming at me. you are a disgrace, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. i almost unleash my beautiful twitter account against you, and i still may! >> that was the worst bullying that you had since seventh grade. >> i don't know that i would classify that as bullying so much as an angry politician, which i'm used to. but the threat of the twitter account was clear. i already had the one in question drafted. it had been drafted for weeks. the opening round was electric hard questioning for all of them that was in the bag for weeks. for now i am in a position where i know he is angry. he feels antagonized. he wasn't antagonized, but he feels antagonized and he spent those four days trying to feel me out a little bit. like what's the story with her, what's going to happen to her. they didn't try to get me pulled from the debate but it was clear that he was focused on me. extraordinarily focused on me. at the time i thought to myself this would be

we have john kelly, we told we were looking for that, june kelly, the president-elect's nominee to run the homeland security department now making his opening statement at his confirmation hearings. let's take a listen to that. >> thank you for taking the time to be here on behalf and for your very, very kind words. my wife and family have already been introduced, but i'll stay again, my wife karen is with me here today. she's my hero. she's put up with more in our 40 years of marriage than you could ever imagine. my daughter kathleen is here as well. and her recent husband, jake lance corporal jake fox retired. another american hero. i thank them for their service and for their sacrifice. over the past 45 years, i've been privileged to my serve as an enlisted marine and as an officer. i've led platoons through division and courts. held senior command positions in iraq. servinged as a commander of the united states southern command and as secretary gates mentioned, senior military assistant to two of my heroes, secretaries gates and panetta. i have worked across the interagency, i've w

kelly still has three years left on his contract. with nothing to lose they go for it on fourth and goal. san francisco led 14-3, but the 9ers can't hold the lead. thomas rolls with a one-yard touchdown. seattle led 19-14 at the half and went on to win 25-23. the 9ers dismal 2-14 record ties the franchise mark. after the game kelly was asked about his future. >> i don't think anything surprises me, so, you know, i don't live my life -- i live my life in vision and not circumstances. i control what i can control and what we can control is how we coach our players and what we do with them. if that's good enough, then that's good enough. if that's not good enough, then so be it. >> trent is officially out. we'll show you how they did later on in sports. carol. >> so no official word on chip kelly, but you would imagine that a new gm would want his own guy. >> probably. the way kelly was talking during today's press conference, it sounded like he knew this was going to be it. >> all right. thank you, rick. much more ahead. >>> let's now

we heard from john kelly at homeland. they are retroactively trying to say there was no chaos, that there were people who were not unfairly detained that extreme vetting is needed and that he was part of the process or his people. that contradicts all of the reporting as to who was in the loop and who was out of the loop in terms of the specifics of the rewritten executive order, when it was released. >> right. i think the picture is pretty clear now that the white house and a very small group of people at the white house were doing this, were making the decisions, were driving this and the rest of the administration across the agencies were playing catchup. general kelly said he was unaware of an order, but certainly wasn't regularly briefed on the details, and said he was relying on what the news media was reporting to hear the latest. we're only a week and a half into this, right, but already pretty clear there's a group of advisers at the white house that want to do things quickly, they want to do this flurry of execu

kelly's star was rising and rising and rising.s controversial, but she is clearly a breakout within this television news orbit. to see her leave, and not just leave, but go to nbc was a really -- was really a bombshell today. i think it is saying a lot about where tv is right now. charlie: what does it say about where tv is right now? brian: we are all going through what we know is a media revolution, and it's not happening as quickly as you might think. these changes are gradual and there is still room apparently for a $15 million deal or $20 million deal like we saw today. there's still millions of people who want to turn on their tv and watch megyn kelly, to watch charlie rose, if i may say to , watch these programs every day. you might have thought 10 years ago that these were going to change everything. and they are. mobile phones are changing everything, but not so quickly. so megyn kelly is clearly looking at the landscape, deciding she wants to leave fox but wanting to go to a big network with a lot of opportunities to rea

. >> will megyn kelly's move to nbc spark a new mornnng show war? which coworkers were blind-sided. and claims that matt lauer blew a gasket. >> mou mariah carey is moving on from her new year's eve disaster. we are sitting down with her manager. >> and the meryl streep, queen of the golden globes. >> i've just been nominated 789 times. >> sitting down with the most memorable moment. >> everyone i talk to said they go to the bar. >> okay. >> now, for january 5, 2017, this is entertainment tonight. >> new insight into the final moments before the passing of carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. call. >> we did that heart breaking audio today on the same day that loved ones gathered to say good-bye to the star wars icon. >> the mood is somber on this rainy morning outside debbie and carrie's compound in the hills above hollywood. flowers and van. the media vas vigilant as cars were coming and going for the private memorial for kayy who has already been pree krooe mateed. >> one of our international flights coming in from london is about 10 minutes out. a

that's general john kelly.t side of your screen, senator sessions of alabama continues, jeff sessions, continues to take questions from the senate judiciary committee. both of those confirmation hearings now happening at the same time. it's a wild day for news. we're going to keep watching both of those hearings. remember, there were something like nine hearings originally scheduled for this week alone. we've just gotten word in that one has changed. and that is the confirmation hearing for andrew puzder who is up for labor secretary. nominated under donald trump. he's the ceo of the company that you may recall owns and managing carl's jr. restaurants and hardees restaurants. that scheduled hearing, which was supposed to be this week is now going to happen in february. in part, some of these hearings have moved in response to complaints by democrats and others that not enough paperwork had been filed yet to fully consider these nominations. i'm joined now by mike allen, he's executive editor of access and reall

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hi, john. >> hi, kelly.f the curveballs that rick perry faced when he went into his hearing today was the report that came out before it began that the trump team was contemplating severe budget cuts in the department of energy. not for the only time in this hearing rick perry handled democratic questions about that with humor. >> my question is do you support these cuts? yes or no? >> well, senator, maybe they'll have the same experience i had and forget that they said that but -- >> we're counting on you. we're counting on you to educate the incoming president. >> my commitment to you and the members of this committee is to obviously not only reach across political aisles but also to work with the men and women who i have an extraordinary amount of respect for at the department of energy to find the solutions to these many challenges that we have. my past statements made over five years ago about abolishing the department of energy do not reflect my current thinking. in fact, after being briefed on so many

(kelly laughs) - what? - and give you a high five over what a wonderful time this is to be in the news business. is this not the greatest moment to be doing what we do? - this is a great time to be in the news business - every day, something you couldn't have ever believed. - that's true, right. you're talking about the election i would imagine. - oh, and not only that, but even within the same day, it's like, you get up in the morning, here's this big story and then five minutes later. - there's a guy climbing up a building, and you're like yeah, what? - and that's like the ninth most important thing in the world. i remember when the melania trump nude pictures ran in the new york post, nobody even talked about it, because like 50 more important things happened on that day. - there were so many more. - wouldn't that have been a top story most years? - right, and it's great because those nine things were things that were actually about issues and were actually interesting, that didn't involve nudity. - yay

coach chip kelly is expected to be on his way out. this comes after the 9ers lost again today ending with a disappointing 2-14 season. one of the 9 israel critics flew this banner today saying levi stadium, the house that harbough built, referring to the more successful previous coach. abc 7 news reporter leslie wrigley talked to fans about the dismal year and what lies ahead. >> brian dickey is the guy at the bar. the only guy at the bar. at a place that's usually jammed with fans watching 9ers games. >> i can see the reflection here with the business here. hopefully it will pick up next year, and we'll see a better season. >> it's the hope for the future that keeps 49ers flanz afloat. >> every team has our rough period. give us two or three years. we'll be making the playoffs. >> any nfl team with rebuild within five years, and i'm really hoping that we do in the next five years. >> maybe we get the new general manager, you know, then we can start rebuilding the team and get back where we're supposed to be at. >> you have to stay fa

coach chip kelly is expected to be on his way out. this comes after the 9ers lost again today ending with a disappointing 2-14 season. one of the 9 israel critics flew this banner today saying levi stadium, the house that harbough built, referring to the more successful previous coach. abc 7 news reporter leslie wrigley talked to fans about the dismal year and what lies ahead. >> brian dickey is the guy at the bar. the only guy at the bar. at a place that's usually jammed with fans watching 9ers games. >> i can see the reflection here with the business here. hopefully it will pick up next year, and we'll see a better season. >> it's the hope for the future that keeps 49ers flanz afloat. >> every team has our rough period. give us two or three years. we'll be making the playoffs. >> any nfl team with rebuild within five years, and i'm really hoping that we do in the next five years. >> maybe we get the new general manager, you know, then we can start rebuilding the team and get back where we're supposed to be at. >> you have to stay fa

, jim harbaugh, jim tomsula, kelly and whoever takes over for kelly. meanwhile, baalke has been with the niners since 2005. he took over as gm in 2011. the team has not commented on the report. thf week, matt mcgloin was able to update his status from backup to starting quarterback of the raiders. i know it's not the way he wanted the promotion, but he will be making his fi start since his rookie year of 2013. while the raider nation might wonder if he can lead oakland to an afc west title, his college coach has no doubt about it. mcgloin was a star the moment he walked on campus at penn state. he was the first walk-on to start at qb in school history. he ended upsetting the school record for career passing touchdowns. the head coach at penn state at the time was bill o'brien who is now head coach of the houston texans. he said given the opportunity, his former qb will shine. >> when we started spring track mis -- practice, it was obvious to me after nine or ten practice, this was the starting quarterback. to make it into the pros, i knew it would be h

thank you very much. >> thank you general kelly. twient remind the members i'll limit questions to 7 minutes and be very disciplined in maintaining the 7 minutes. there are questions that i will ask and then reserve the rest of my time and defer to senator -- chairman mccain who has limited time. let me start with the three questions. general kelly, is there anything you are aware in your background that might present a conflict of interest with the duties of the office to which you have been dominated? >> there's nothing, sir. >> do you know of anything personal or otherwise that would prevent from you fully and honorbly discharging the responsibilities of the office to which you are nominated. >> nothing, senator. >> do you agree without reservation to comply with any request or summons to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of congress? >> do i. >> thank you. senator mccain? >> general, as you know we passed legislation on the defense bill prohibiting torture, including walterboarding -- waterboarding. do you

>> chip kelly led the playoffs in 2013. it's gone horribly wrong for the coach.of the last 25 games and lost his job for the second time in 368 days. nearly a year since the eagles let him go, sengd worst record in the nfl. eagles, they could have been the only team in the division to miss the playoffs. if the redskins beat the giants, cousins, picked by giants, gianting win 19-10. will deshawn jackson come back to the eagles as a free agent among the things to watch here in philadelphia. the patriots lock up the number one seed with a win against miami. tom brady, three touchdowns, breaks nick sole's record. new england 35-14. they lock up the one seed in the afc. andy read chiefs get 2c. flyers, hockey now. the flyers lost five of six coming into play in anaheim fighting to get into the win column against the ducks. flyers down two with two goals in the second. 90 seconds apart, ties it at three stays that way until the shootout. flyers need a score to stay alive. sean denied. flyers lose 4-3. they dropped season high four straight games despite tieing the fran

kelly is the third coach in 3 seasons to be fired.he dismall -- less than stellar is what i'm trying to say 2 and 14 record is the main reason he says he had to make these changes. he also fired the team's general manager. in a statement he said he feels the change is absolutely necessary and the performance of the team has not lived up to his expectations. here's what the fans have to say about the latest shake up. >> looks like time for a new general manager and head coach and a little bit throw back to the old years to the championship 49ers. . >> reporter: some experts are blaming the losing season on a roster that needs serious help. the ceo will speak to the media at a press conference later at 10 this morning. more beds for people in need. the gilroy armory shelter is bringing in another 50. the >>> with a week of cold wet weather shelters in the south bay are rushing to add more beds for people in need. the gilroy shelter is bringing in another 50. >>> well, still some people shrugged off the conditions to go for a skate but o

. >>> then, will megyn kelly's move to nbc spark a new morning show war? which co-workers were blindsided by the news and what do we know about the report that claims matt lauer blew a gasket. >>> plus, how mariah carey is moving on from her new year's disaster. we are sitting down with her manager. >> and the meryl streep, queen of the golden globes. >> i've just been nominated 789 times. >> our countdown to the show with the eight-time winner's most memorable moments. >> everyone i talked to said they go to the bar. okay. >> now, for january 5, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> new insight into the final moments before the passing of carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. we have the just-released 911 call. >> we get that heartbreaking audio today on the same day that loved ones gathered to say good-bye to the star wars icon. merle entered debbie and carrie's compound in the hills above hollywood followed by carrie's daughter and her reported boyfriend taylor lawsuit nir. carrie's brother todd fisher drove in, so did meg ryan, ellen barkin and also c

hi, kelly. turkish police detaining two foreign nationals at istanbul's main airport on suspicion of links to the deadly new year's eve nightclub attack. police did not state their na nationaliti nationalities. >>> hundreds of people joining a protest outside that nightclub in istanbul. protesters walked to the scene of the attack holding red car nations and banners condemning the violence. they also held a minute of silence to commemorate the victims. >>> the 115th congress is now in session. at noon vice president joe biden gavelled the senate into session. the first order of business, a ceremonial swearing in of newly elected and re-elected members. >>> four people were killed in mon's storms in rehoboth, alabama. the victims were inside a mobile home when a tree fell on it. two were related. there were downed trees, power lines scattered throughout the town. very severe weather there. that is the cnbc news update. i'll see you in an hour. >> thanks, sue. >> sure. >> see you later. >>> 30 min

head coach chip kelly is out. shortly after the 49ers lost to the seahawks today, kelly met with the ceo and was informed he would not return after a dismal season with only two wins. in statement he said i felt the decision to change our football leadership was absolutely necessary. the performance of this team has not lived up to my expectations or those of our fans, and that is truly disappointing." . kelly is the second consecutive 49ers head coach to be fired after just one season. most fans we talked to tonight supported the decision. >> worst play calling i have ever seen in all 49 games since i have been a 49 fan an if he is responsible for it he needs to go. >> i have been a fan since the day i was born. time for a change. we need something different. >> some hoped kelly would stay. >> i think it is a little unfair. he only had one season and what he was given he should have another season or two to try to see what he can do with the team. >> reporter: before he learned he was fired this is what kelly had

. >> plus are kelly ripa and megan kelly headed for a daytime show down. >> would you ever consider goingk to doing live. >> as regis gets candid on his live fall out. >> well i had to leave the show. >> and then brad and angelina form a united front. >> this joint statement is huge for the kids. >> plus -- tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> hello everyone. welcome to the weekend insider. we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood starting with our good week, bad week. >> it was a bad week for paris jackson. >> i'm proud to be a black american, proud of my race. when people make of stories that i don't want to be who i am it hurts me. >> unleashing a stream of tweets she's since deleted she slams the trailer of fiennes poretrayl of her dad makes her want to vom vomit, angers me that they were this insulting not just to my father but my godmother liz as well. fiennes was under heavy skrult iny since it was announced last year. he is stead fast that his take was comedic and colorblind. >> i don't think imagination should have rules on it. i go back to the theme if it promotes s

chip kelly was shown the door. during his only season with the 49ers the team lost a franchise record 13 straight games. with sunday he is's game against the seahawks, kaepernick's final time in a 49ers uniform wilson goes deep to graham for a 42-yard gain to the 1 yard line. it sets up a seahawks touchdown. they win 25-23. the raiders in denver, mcgloin was knocked out by a shoulder injury. he was replaced by cook who got picked off twice. also yesterday the chiefs won meaning kansas city wins the afc west. oakland will play at houston next week in the wild card round and we get warriors basketball back today. >>> the play of the day soccer arsenal, take a look at the striker highlighted in red. the frefrn man pulls off the incredible back field goal. the goal my with no chance and that is your play of the day. >>> well, 49ers fans we've been here before so we'll hear from some of you about how you feel of the recent firing of head coach chip kelly. ,, ♪ glad forceflex. extra strong to avoid rips and tears. be hap

this is a big risk by megyn kelly.here could be big rewards. >> katie couric had a longer career up until that point when she made those changes. you know what i mean? >> that's true. >> right. 12 years, all of it at fox news, she said she grew up there, essentially. everybody wanted her. she's the star. even though she's fighting with donald trump this year -- >> there was definitely a marketplace for her. nbc was a bit of a surprise in this announcement. i think one of the broader take a a ways, we know cell phones are changing the way we communicate. and yet those changes around happening quite as quickly. there's still a market for star anchors or programs that tell you what's going on in the world that are reliable, that are consistent. and for like megyn kelly whose brand is about surprising you, expectations. >> for a show at 9:00, zbiets the fact involved in an island of trump questioning, you know, it's a political news show. >> yes, conservative. >> yes. that doesn't seem to be what she's going to do at nbc?

megyn kelly was a huge star here. number two show on cable. >> impact on fox, fox, i compare to the university of alabama football program this week because alabama keeps playing for championships every year yet they are graduating players and going to the nfl. i looked at the two examples. glenn beck leaves, highly rated host, fox takes off their bench five people and puts them around the table and say talk about stuff, highly rated show, same thing with greta, she leaves 7:00 o'clock, tucker carlson comes, if you compare them year over year. i think the bottom line, howie, fox bus not rebuild, it reloads and that's scary if you're a competitors. howie: right. starting a show at msnbc. some people say that megyn kelly left for money. i believe she's taking somewhat less money to go to nbc. a lot of this was schedule in her life and the three kids you heard her mention. tucker carlson, he's only had his own show here for a few weeks. he gets a 9:00 p.m. slot, how do you see that looking out? >> if you're looking at de

megyn kelly as many of you know left f a with nbc. it is rumored she will take over the 9:00 hour of the "today" show which reportedly didn't go over well with everyone in the peacock family. -p>> there are certainly report that matt lauer was livid at the idea that megyn kelly was coming to nbc news. a report claims the "today" show front man blew a gasket when he learned of megyn's hiring. but an nbc source tells us that report is completely not true. >> matt lauer is known to be territorial over the "today" show and perhaps rightfully so. he does haae quite a brand to protect. >> a separate source telling over megyn's arrival at nbc, some on-air talent already there are quote losing it over concerns that kelly will take their spot. >> anytime you bring on a-list talent there are a lot of egos in play there and a lot of estate. >> meanwhile new details's have ehe merged about the deal that brought the fox news star to nbc. >> it certainly is in the realm she's hit the big time and this is about as good as it gets for anyone in the t

fox news kelly's spot will be taken over by tucker carlson. and megyn tweeted out her congratulations calling it a great decision bit network. carey? she is moving off after the new year's eve nightmare. but ryan seacrest finally speak out. it is just unfortunate that it comes to all of this. >> ryan's comment come after mariah seemed to throw shade at him with her recent statement saying quote dick clark would not let an artist go through that. >> heading back down several blocks ought other stage. i didn't have a visual. >> mariah's manager of 20 months, stella,,waged nearly a week-long war with the show's producers but now tommy mottola seems to be calling stella out. karrie's ex-husband and former manager urging mimi to quote hire more seasoned and respected professionals. stella firing back calling tommy a quote relic. >> you are fiercely protective of your client. i joke and ay she is my sister wife. i have her back. >> the force behind mimi, stella a reality show producer, shaking things up, allowing cameras to film the diva's wild anti

both kelly and -- were caught up in the world would christie's office that erupted in a to mulch wase scandal. their paths diverged quickly after that. but their climb climb their way back to recognition and prominence in president-elect donald trump's campaign and kelly winding up in the courtroom. the nickname, smoke. invisible, moving in and out quickly. that witness to how bridgegate went down, consider the governments own closing argument for they said kelly was a disciple. implementing his will and acting as he would, consider this email from bridget kelly to david wildenstein long before the lane realignment at the george washington bridge saying that bill was teaching heard the -- something she believed in a apparently bill believed was necessary to operate. step in's name came up dozens of time in the trial. many wonder why he was not indicted. you can talk to his lawyer kevin marino as i did who said his client was not involved in conceiving or implementing, or covering up the entire bridgegate affair. he was merely an innocent bystander not involved in that kind of dirty b

point shawn spaean spice are you saying secretary kellie was lying? question is was secretary kellie briefed on the final draft of that executive order before it was signed and we don't have a clear understanding on that. >> even the president refer today a ban, what i heard secretary kellie, the secretary of homeland security say there was no muslim ban and specific all these other predominantly muslim countries were not involved, there were promptly seven countries select by the obama administration and they would have ex-treatmetreme vett would not allow immigrations from the seven countries but as far as the travel ban, the seven countries, people that want to come here, they're going to have a lot of problems getting in at least for the next several months. >> reporter: that's right. and at one point sean spicer was asked about rudiul rudy giulian to trump and asked i would like to have a ban how can i do that and the fact that the president was having lunch with him and sean spicer said that is how mayor giuliani recalled that conversation. the

i'm kelly evans in washington. and there we can see the president's son making his way among others out of there. and then they will -- trump and the official party, anyway, will be leading the ceremony. we'll show you all of that in just a moment. we also as we bring you in here and up to date want to know that the market, it's a little bit higher as we enter the last hour of the trading day. the dow has been a pretty interesting tell about how the day has unfolded. it started up about 90 points when there was a lot of anticipation about this inaugural address. it dropped. the nasdaq 100 went lower. tax policy, for example, wasn't mentioned but, again, there's probably a time and a place for that. markets then making up some of those losses today. dow up about .4 of a percent now. the nasdaq composite up a quarter. the small cap russell broadly up about a quarter of a percent as well. i'm here with john and carl and andrew russ sortkin joins us. >> it's been a remarkable day. it's been a remarkable day to see this

amy: that is general kelly.eneral kelly is probably mildest of the three in terms of the militarization i am talking about. mild is a relative term here because i'm a clearly, his orientation is toward greater militarization of the american border. as maintaining of guantanamo a base, he has been outspoken about defense operations in the caribbean and at the border with respected drugs and criminal organizations. general kelly has that particular can do organized hierarchical, essentially kinetic militarized view of how we should approach our national security. there is no balance there. he is unusual and big the first general that is head of the department of homeland security, which has its own, as it were, border patrol say my military capability. amy: mattis, who would be event secretary, having to get that waiver. >> mattis, i think of a what should be the focus. what is interesting to me is the democratic party has targeted eight of trump's cabinet nominees as her principal focus. none of them are mattis.

trump: first, i want to congratulate secretary john kelly and his wife kathleen. where is kathleen? [applause] experience, strength and determination that you have to have to get the job done and to get it done correctly. you will deliver the country. you will deliver the american people like you've never seen before. [applause] the acting administrator of fema, and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united states. our nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this dreadful tragedy. i've instructed fema to do all it can to help those suffering nd affected. he has done an incredible job with speed and they need speed. home lapped security is in the business of saving lives. and that mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important is its law d.h.s. enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [applause] officers and your agents haven't been around to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that's all abou