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and then congressman kingston needed help identifying some of the ties that he had. wanted to lay those out. i think we need to think about people like paul manafort who actually was a long-time consultant -- >> the one that -- >> the president of -- >> the one that was an independent contractor who was fired. >> who was actually in trump tower as recently as last month. you can talk about carter page who was his foreign policy adviser, who has business ties with the state-owned petroleum company in russia. you can actually go to -- >> but that doesn't mean -- >> you can actually go to bayrock, which is a company which invested in trump soho which is backed by russian interests. so the facts that, i mean, if donald trump wants to show his taxes so we can actually do this deep dive, that's aold tire song, we've been there done that. but to sit here and say there are no ties and you don't know anything of it, i mean, michael flynn was just in moscow last week. >> based on -- >> michael flynn was in moscow last year. he was in moscow last year at a gala as a guest of vl

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congressman kingston?did hear a lot from obama over the years where we have to be nice and they won't attack us, and that did not stop ingrown terrorism from -- >> we should also point out that this executive order would not apply to the people who are responsible for the attacks you just talked about. >> right, and seth is absolutely right, the turning points in our battles, in the war in iraq and afghanistan was soldiers like seth working side by side with the iraqi and afghani nationals, and many muslim soldiers, and that's why the president's executive order of let's have a 30-day review, that comes into place, because views like seth and other members of the congress are important to say we have to sort through this, and what is going to be best, and how do we get this thing turned around. i think parts of this are going to stay and i think parts of this will be modified. >> if you said there should be a 30-day review for that element of the national security, why not a 30-day review for what was impl

but i want to talk in this discussion and get congressman kingston's reaction to this.idal wave of intelligence news today. you have clapper who's testifying that russia hacked the election. you have intercepts showing that russian officials celebrated donald trump's win. you have the intel report identifying the go-betweens russia used to give stolen e-mails to wikileaks. is all of this putting the president-elect in a tough spot where he's sort of painting himself into a corner? >> i don't think it is, i'll tell you why, i think the democrats have turned this whole thing into politics and people back home watching they're saying i'm a little confused. is this not just this is not my president, the never trump -- >> what do you mean democrats? people in the intelligence community are democrats? >> i think the intelligence community has been used as a political pawn by democrats and by non-trump supporters to say look, this is not how you handle these things and this is what he said, this is what the fbi said, this is what the cia said. and you keep getting these intell

kirstin powers kevin madden and jack kingston. kevin, jack said that -- >> he's simple minded.hat's what i heard. >> he's simple minded. he speaks to the heart. and you know, so he was -- did you say you were, i don't want to put words in your mouth. he didn't like the meryl streep speech last night. go ahead, kevin. >> he doesn't give himself enough credit. yeah, he didn't like the speech. i don't think there's a lot of people in the country that liked the speech. >> i liked. >> go ahead. >> i danced in small circles. i was happy, happy, happy. go ahead. >> yeah, a lot of people on my side of the political prism did not like the speech. look, i think it was -- it's sort of a cliche right now in many ways for somebody in hollywood to stand up and criticize somebody who is a republican. i do think there was -- there definitely were some heartfelt moments in the speech. it did come from the heart and resonated with that particular audience but there were also things that seemed very out of touch with middle america. you know, saying that without them, all we would have is footbal

but get congressman kingston's reaction. tidal wave of the information. russians hacked the election, celebrated donald trump's win, intel report identifying the go-betweens, is all of this putting president-elect in a tough spot where he's painting himself into a corner? >> i don't think it is, i'll tell you why, i think the democrats have turned this whole thing into politics and people back home are watching, a little bit confused. isn't this not my president. >> are you talking about people in the intelligence community as democrats? >> i think it's being used as political pawn by democrats and nontrump supporters to say this is not how you handle these things and this is what they said and cia said. and you keep getting leaks to the press in my opinion not called for at all, beyond the pale, probably unprecedented. i was on the committee that had briefings, i think there is a shake-up needed but never seen the intelligence community talk to the press the way -- >> you say democrats -- >> hold on. you say it's democrats. but put up with general dempse

kingston was kind of underscoring there's been a flurry of activity.onald trump promised he would get to business. he has. 14 and counting now, maybe 16 executive orders. americans won't just judge on this flurry of executive order action but they're also going to judge on the consequences or benefits of these executive orders. how much is at stake, so to speak, ron, is there for the president in all of these orders? >> i think the dynamic of the trump presidency is being set right here and on the streets in america. you know, when representative kingston said he's not waiting for consensus, that's putting it mildly. you have a series of actions in which the administration has signaled that it was good advice to take them literally and seriously during the campaign in which they signaled they intend to do exactly what they said during the campaign even though many said that it was a metaphor and americans resist him every step of the way. i think what has been signaled here is that it is going to be very hard for democratic elected officials to treat t

i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston.i lose one of my medals it'd be devastating and stressful, do you know what i mean? to know that, after all that hard work, this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place now and the only place it can go right now is up. it must be hard as well because the triple triple is such a special achievement? it's very, very, very special, but we'll see. fingers crossed. sadly, whilst bolt stood clean, his rivals have fallen around him. justin gatlin has been banned twice forfailing drugs tests. tyson gay has tested positive for an anabolic steroid and his fellow jamaican, asafa powell, has served a six—month ban. today, nesta carter was found to have taken the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine. ididn't i didn't rule out that he would not performed guilty. i am surprised, though. bolt will now have to hand back one of his precious medals, still he'll retire with his legacy intact. katie gornall, bbc news. there are three semi finals to look forward to at the australian open

congressman kingston saying a lot of the questions could be answered through hearings. >> yes. >> and bakari disagreeing. >> you can't have sitting down -- noded needed help identifying the ties. paul manafort was a long-time consultant -- >> the independent contractor who was fired. >> in trump tower as recently as last month. carter paige, foreign policy adviser with ties to state-owned petroleum company in russia. >> doesn't mean a nefarious relationship. >> you can go to company backed by russian interests. if donald trump wants to show his taxes so we can do this deep dive, we've been there and done it but to say he was in moscow last year at a gala as the guest of vladimir putin. >> under those standards, anyone who has anything to do with russia, donald trump is supposed to stay away from, i guess. let me say this, during the hearing princess when mr. tillerson is up there, senators can ask them almost anything under the sun and drill down on any of these questions and say are there relationships? do you feel uncomfortable. what would you do if you found out. the hearing proces

joining us right now is jack kingston, former u.s.rved as vice chair of the republican conference. kingston served as trump senior adviser during the campaign and recently traveled to russia last month to brief u.s. business leaders there on what to expect from the trump administration. sir, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, becky. it's great to be here. >> let's talk about first of all your trip to moscow. what happened on that trip and what did you tell the american business leaders there. >> well, i met with a number of business leaders through american chamber of commerce and also ypo, young presidents organization. these are pretty serious, large businesses, procter & gamble, boeing, 3m organization, caterpillar. caterpillar tractor, for example, has been in russia since 1930. most of these companies had been in russia for over 20 years, probably 30 would be the average of any of them. so you know, they have seen lots of presidents come and go in the united states. loo lots of leaders in russia and soviet union

kevin, jack kingston said -- >> he's simple minded.s what i heard. >> he was -- did you say you were -- i didn't want to put words in your mouth. he didn't like the merrill speech last night. >> he didn't ask give himself enough credit. >> there's not a lot of people in the country that liked the speech. i think. >> go ahead. >> i danced in small circles. >> a lot of people on my side of the political prism did not like the speech. i think it was a cliche right now for someone in hollywood to stand up and criticize somebody who's a republican. i do think there was -- there definitely were some heartfelt moments in the speech. it resonated with that particular audience. there were things that seemed out of touch with middle america, saying that without them, all we would have is football or mma. this is something that i think continues to sort of dwemonstrae the red state blue state divide we have. >> i would agree with you. except that he is the apprentice, and he is hollywood person son phied. >> you were criticizing her for being a r

jack kingston, thank you for your time. we are trying to get a lot in to a little bit of time.oming up, a federal judge blocking part of president trump's executive order on the travel ban. will more lawsuits overturn the controversial ban and is the case headed to the u.s. supreme court? when we come back we'll discuss that scenario and talk about the political implications of trump's executive orders. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. [vo] quickbooks introduces he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com.

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here's what donald trump's senior adviser jack kingston told wolf blitzer on friday. >> what was clearhat there was no effect of the results because of this. no tampering of machines. and no motive that was found and so forth. so i think that the good part about this report and today's action and the hearings this week is that maybe we can get beyond the politics and say okay, what do we do about this because we know russia isn't loan. there is china and other nations always trying to hack into our computer systems. what can we do about that. and then one other question if we're going to continue, and we as a community of maybe critics in washington, d.c., where was the president, if this was going on in 2015, 2016, why did the president wait to this fall to talk to putin about it and even when he did talk to putin about it, he said you guys need to cut that out. those were ahis word. seems like it would have been a much bigger deal for the president of the united states and would have merited him sitting down with putin saying what the heck are you doing and if you're going to continu

that can happen. >> congressman kingston, is this a smart move? >> this is a philosophical belief. 300,000 abortions a year. in georgia alone, we have 274 women's health clinics that don't do abortions and they are medicate eligible. for women who want birth control advice and gynecologist and anything they need from planned parenthood, they can get from one of the 274 clinics and there is no abortion debate. when they don't do abortions, if we give them money and they build a building that does house abortion operations and procedures, how is that money fundable? you can't make the money non-fundable i guess is what i'm saying. >> we don't give them money for buildings. there is no line item. through medicaid, we reimburse poor women. 21% of the counties in which they operate, they are the only center there. just so you know, 97% of what they do is non-abortion. it is stds, cancer screening, it's just -- birth control. >> then why don't they just get out. if it's 3% of the budget, get out. >> you are condemning millions of poor women to having un

paul begala, gloria borger, jack kingston, van jones, also trump sup potter and contributor to the hill, mcnenny and kirstin powers. again in unchartered waters. unprecedented to see the president-elect openly in tweets disparaging the intelligence community, essentially siding with julian assange or at least quoting him, something republicans years ago were calling for julian assange's head. >> and so was donald trump, actually, himself. it's a bit surreal. we're in a situation where we have a president-elect who's on a collision course with his own intelligence community upon which he's going to have to rely to make decisions about our national security. and on a collision course with senior republicans in congress who believe the hacking was real and who want to establish very serious sanctions against russia. lindsey graham said he wants to throw not a pebble at russia as barack obama did, but a rock. donald trump is saying prove it to me. why should i believe it? i believe his problem is that he believes this is all questioning the legitimacy of his presidency. if i were going in t

former republican congressman jack kingston, senior adviser to the trump campaign, joining us. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> i assume you've gone through the declassified report. the bottom line, do you assess what the u.s. intelligence community has contincluded thate russians were trying to help bolster donald trump and undermine hillary clinton? >> i think the fbi and the cia are on the same page, that there was russian interference, and russia was coordinating it from the top levels. but i also say the nsa only had a moderate level of confidence on that. but what was clear, that there was no effect of the results because of this. no tampering of machines, and no motive that was found and so forth. i think the good part about this report and today's action and the hearings this week is that maybe we can get beyond the politics and say, okay, what do we do about this? because we know russia isn't alone. there's lone actors. there's china, other nations always trying to hack into our computer systems. what can we do about that? and then, you know, one other question, if w

joining me now is former congressman jack kingston, a senior adviser to the president's campaign.joins me from washington, nice to have you on. >> great to be here, poppy. >> let's talk about what effect you think this ban will have in stopping terror. meaning what data can you point to, that justifies that these seven nations have a tie to u.s. terror attacks or a higher incidents of bringing terrorists to this country? >> i think the idea is that maybe that the evidence i would say is that these countries themselves don't really have a, a standard that would preclude enemies of the united states from immigrating here. when you think about sudan. yemen, syria, libya. iraq. these are not countries that are known to love the united states of america. so i think the idea of reimplementing a ban which we have had in the past, where you can sort out who is coming in, what are they doing here? how long will they be here? i don't think it's a bad thing. i think it is a step forward in trying to organize our bothereder security. >> you say these are not countries that love the united sta

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. >> reporter: the latest sexual break-ins happened along north kingston avenue. the same suspect was arrested for groping another man at a gym in 2014. >> so what was the reaction of these guys when this happened? >> from what i understand, pure shock. you think that early in the morning, you're just waking up or sleeping. you don't expect anyone to be coming into your home. let alone touching you inappropriately. >> reporter: police consider him a sexual predator but fear his victim list could get a lot longer. police concerned that some men might not come forward. the right now that suspect is right behind me in jail, coming your way at 6:00. find out how police were able to capture him so quickly. literally in minutes. that's ahead in just a moment. rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> okay. we'll see you at 6:00. ? mass murderer charles manson is reportedly in the hospital. there are reports that he left the prison today and test a bakersfield hospital about an hour away from the prison. the hospital will not comment. back in 1971 he was convicted of killing act

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i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston.edals it'd be devastating and stressful, do you know what i mean? to know that, after all that hard work, this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place now and the only place it can go right now is up. it must be hard as well because the triple triple is such a special achievement? it's very, very, very special, but we'll see. fingers crossed. sadly, whilst bolt stood clean, his rivals have fallen around him. justin gatlin has been banned twice forfailing drugs tests. tyson gay has tested positive for an anabolic steroid and his fellow jamaican, asafa powell, has served a six—month ban. today, nesta carter was found to have taken the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine. my my personal opinion is that i am surprise. bolt will now have to hand back one of his precious medals, still he'll retire with his legacy intact. katie gornall, bbc news. southampton have reached the final of the efl cup in england. beating liverpool in the semi final by 2 goals to 0 over two legs

it was a tranquil friday evening in kingston—upon—thames, as you can see captured by what one of our but we are getting rid of the cold air that has been with us for some time. that is clearing off into continental europe, milder air spilling in from the atlantic, and with that milder air we also import some weather fronts, too. the first of the weather fronts bringing some wet weather through the course of saturday, and then we are set to see further weather fronts spreading in during sunday, particular towards the south. now, we start saturday morning, and we've got quite a lot of rain around, also a little bit of snow over the hills in the north. there could be some icy conditions, too, particularly across parts of northern ireland, scotland, into north—west england, so watch out for some patchy ice in the north first thing saturday. further south is that bit milder, where we have got all the cloud and the outbreaks of rain. as we move through the day, then, many central and eastern parts of the country keep their fairly damp picture, whereas towards the west we will start to see

it was a tranquil friday evening in kingston—upon—thames, as you can see captured by what one of ourhe thames. but we are getting rid of the cold air that has been with us for some time. that is clearing off into continental europe, milder air spilling in from the atlantic, and with that milder air we also import some weather fronts, too. the first of the weather fronts bringing some wet weather through the course of saturday, and then we are set to see further weather fronts spreading in during sunday, particular towards the south. now, we start saturday morning, and we've got quite a lot of rain around, also a little bit of snow over the hills in the north. there could be some icy conditions, too, particularly across parts of northern ireland, scotland and north—west england, so watch out for some patchy ice in the north first thing saturday. further south is that bit milder, where we have got all the cloud and the outbreaks of rain. as we move through the day, then, many central and eastern parts of the country keep it fairly damp, whereas towards the west we will start to see bri

24-year-old ismael espinoza vasquez was seen climbing out of a resident's window near cyprus and kingston streets monday night. he was chased down and placed under arrest. apparently this is not vasquez's first run in with the police. he was arrested for sexual battery june of last year after similar behavior at a 24-hour fitness. now investigators are seeing if there are any connections to other cases. a spokesperson with the san mateo district attorney's office says they are looking into all cases involving vasquez. and as for residents.they are hoping this time.he is kept behind bars. >> steve:ivestigators in vallejo say a woman may have witnessed the murder of a pawn shop owner last month. now they are hoping to locate her.looking for information that could lead to the arrest of the shooters. timothy pult was fattaly shot during a robbery inside pawn advantage.on springs road in vallejo. a 45-year-old employee was also shot but survived.and a dog was killed on scene as well. police say they are looking potential witness.and are asking her to come forward. two male suspects remain at l

. >> reporter:it was monday - when san mateo residents living near cypress and kingston called 911. sot/tc: 6 sgt. amanda von glahn/san mateo police dept. you caught him in the act? yes. as he was exiting a residence. sgt. amanda von glahn is with the san mateo police department. besides stealing - van glahn says suspect, 24 yearnold ismael espinoza vasquez was sexually assaulting his victims. sot/tc: he was groping them. von glahn says they are looking into whether there could be connections to other cases. sot/tc: we are looking into this. + but the do know that vasquez was linked to a case last year here at this 24 hour fitness sot/tc: it is with the da - a spokesperson with the san mateo district attorneys office says they are now reviewing that case as they pursue charges in the most recent burglary and sexual battery cases. for residents, they hope that this time, vasquez is kept behind bars. sot/tc: 1:36 lori/peninsula resident i hope they get him and prosecute him. in san mateo, te >> britteny: 10 you make of that out at 6:00 morning still dealing with rain. winds expected l

i asked him about it back in august in his hometown of kingston.ork, that this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place right now and the only place it can go is up. it must be hard, as well, because the triple triple is such an achievement. it's very special. but we will see. fingers crossed. sadly, while usain bolt stood clean, his rivals have fallen around him. justin gatlin has been banned twice forfailing drugs tests. tyson gay has tested positive for an anabolic steroid. and his fellow jamaican asafa powell has served a six—month ban. today, nesta carter was found to have taken the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine. you can't rerun the race, you can't get those medals back. and in the case of bolt, after what we saw in rio, we now know that that was his last olympic games, so it has gone from those nine medals, that were unbelievable, to eight medals. but that is still unbelievable, what he achieved in his career. he will now have to hand back one of his precious medals, but he will still retire with his legacy intact. ka

i asked him about it back in august, in his hometown of kingston.essful, do you know what i mean? to know that, after all that hard work, this would happen. but i think the sport is in a really bad place now and the only place it can go right now is up. it must be hard as well because the triple—triple is such a special achievement? it's very, very, very special, but we'll see. fingers crossed. sadly, whilst bolt stood clean, his rivals have fallen around him. justin gatlin has been banned twice forfailing drugs tests. tyson gay has tested positive for an anabolic steroid and his fellow jamaican, asafa powell, has served a six—month ban. today, nesta carter was found to have taken the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine. you can't re—run the race, you can't get those medals back. and i think, in usain bolt‘s case, after what we saw in rio, we all now know that that was his last olympic games. so it's gone from those nine medals, that were unbelievable, to eight medals. but it's still unbelievable what he achieved in his career. bolt will now have to

host: that's burt from kingston, rhode island. let's hear from one more caller. gloria from roberts, illinois. on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i wanted to ask her about the house resolution that has been presented to prevent presidio from including in their reports the cost to the government from canceling the obamacare act. host: that's gloria from roberts, illinois. paige winfield cunningham? guest: i believe the caller is referring to some provision that was included in the budget resolution this week, and some people kind of framed it as a gimmick but i think it was actually sort of a technical thing that doesn't actually govern how the c.b.o. scores the bill. the big question is going to be whether republicans can come up with something in a replacement that they're able to pay for and one of the questions is when they repeal the bill, are they going to try to keep some of the taxes in place on the health insurers and medical device companies and the high cost health plans, those were things that helped of course to pay for the a.c.a. for all those

glor gloria borger john king, bakari sellers, jack kingston, angela ry, jody kantor. gloria.we had drama obama tonight. very emotional speech. wiping a tear from his eye as he talked about the importance of his wife during his presidency and how proud he was of his children and about joe biden when he called a brother. there was a speech about the responsibility of citizenship going forward. and i think that was -- you know, laced throughout entire speech. which is what you can do going forward and how we can't be governed by fear. so important. clear message from him and he -- my take-away from it, is this is a president very emotional about leaving office and a little bit worried about what's going to come next. >> also john, giving a perspective of how he sees the country and politics in america today, good and bad. >> and at a time when we do tend to argue about every issue and play out debate about every issue or every tweet, recognize the turning of the chapter in our history. this is a huge moment. it was history. he himself saying a lot of you volunteers didn't think

maria: congressman kingston. >> i don't think that there's anything that they can asked the nomineese been asked. they have been asked over 48,000 questions, they've really drilled these folks. the democrats are going to be democrats, this is what they do. they can be really tough on republican nominees but when you get people of the caliber that donald trump has nominated and we know tom price very well and ryan zinke and so forth, these guys an wilbur ross, they are pros. maria: as specifically to tom price, what about the ethics conversation now after questionable stock purchases? they looked at his stock portfolio, he's being accused of buying shares in a medical device manufacturer just days before introducing legislation that would have benefited the company. >> those questions are fair and legitimate but i'm confident he's going to be able -- it was a very small portion of stock, small portion of his portfolio. maria: right. >> he has to be able to explain it. maria: juan, what do you think? i think obviously the democrats are sort of very curious about this and willing to pre

i don't care whether it's the bronx or kingston or wherever i can get it, oxtail, curried goat, callaloois country. >> chris: man, it's the best. >> anthony: it's such a mix. >> chris: asian. oh, yeah. >> anthony: african. a lot of people totally miss out, i mean curry goat, that's -- >> chris: yeah, man. it's asian stuff. >> anthony: it comes from the east indies, what they used to call -- >> chris: that's true. >> anthony: chef chris's cook-shop has become something of a local institution, a thriving business in a town that's seen better days. how long have you been open here? >> chris: i've been open, this little shop, for 13 years. >> anthony: 13 years? >> chris: yeah, man. >> anthony: the town changed in that time or stayed the same? >> chris: well, right now, you know, we're in, um, our economy is not doing so good right now so -- >> anthony: why not? it's one of the most beautiful areas in the world. >> chris: yeah, for real, we have a beautiful waterfront. >> anthony: beautiful weather. >> chris: yeah, beautiful ladies. >> anthony: fantastic food. >> chris: yeah, what more could

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he's accused of breaking into homes in the area that you see on the map, north kingston and north bay shore boulevard. officers say val ez questions was climbing out of a window when they responded to a burglary call yesterday as one of the officers was slightly hurt in the process. velasquez was arrested. >>> new details on the thousands of national guard soldiers facing debt. the pentagon says after reviewing the cases, the vast majority of the soldiers will have their debts for given. the guard was seeking repayment for 17,000 soldiers for reenlistment bonuses that were mistakenly given out during the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> the warriors have set a date for the groundbreaking of their brand new san francisco arena. they officially announced the groundbreaking ceremony will be tuesday, january 17th at noon. it will be built in the mission bay neighborhood. a group of opponents tried to block construction. in november, a state court of appeals upheld the environmental impact report. the chase center is slated to open in 2019. >>> all right. how is this for hol

. >> congressman kingston? you're a trump supporter. >> reality meets philadelphia. last time in a big room like this full of enthusiastic democrats was philadelphia and so much optimism but it's really channelled to one man and one personality and that's barack obama and to some degree michelle obama but noz transferrable to the democratic party. since he's been in office, 1,000 democrats have lost because his enormous popularity which we saw tonight. at one point somebody yelled out i love you, crowd went crazy. like a justin bieber concert in some ways and i say that respectfully. >> there you go. >> there's no way that could be respectful. >> it was and won't retract it. but the reality is that love was for a personality, not a platform or policy. >> to the congressman's point, can't argue the democratic party is in confusion at this stage and disarray. >> so is the republican party. all of the parties part of that has to do with where we are in the country right now with people rejecting labels and boxes and all of that. global phenomenon. but important to think

former trump campaign senior adviser jack kingston and washington bureau chief for sun times, lynn sweeplarry, i want to start with you. threshold for proving fraud is high. the president describes being registered in two states, deceased being on the rolls, those are not crimes. it is illegal to vote in two states, of course. what's the threshold they have to reach and is there any evidence that supports the president's claim? >> they would have to show somebody actually voted in two places or that somebody intentionally registered falsely in two places, that they registered someplace they do not live. what studies have shown is what's happening is people move, register one place, move, and register in the new place, and forget they're registered in another place. that's not illegal. some of the people closest to trump are registered in two places. steve bannon is, jared kushner is. the fact you're registered in two places doesn't mean you voted in two places, that's illegal. >> lynn, it was 4:00 a.m. when the president tweeted he is going to order a major investigation into this voter

kingston technology unveiled the device. it hasn't divulged how much but to give you a sense of what it could cost the predecessor was $2,700 a pop. they are experienceive. michelle: this is for kids. a toy with physical activity and computer play. the think and learn smart cycle a little exercise bike for the toddlers with a tablet holder in the handlebars. fisher-price showed it off. it is designed for 3 to 6 and comes for a free learning app. the cost is $150. still ahead for us, the swing set removed from the grounds before they move out. where it is going coming up. >> after 52 years, macy's at the mall is closing. coming up we have more on the redevelopment plan. >> a local woman says he tried to rape her. so what is that man doing driving for uber? i'll explain. ahead. >> new at 5:00, a cold day like this when vice president joe biden toured the project as it started. now see the massive drilling project when i come between bake sales and pta meetings, i just want to pay more to file my taxes. i'm totally fine paying

let me bring informer congressman jack kingston who represents the trump side of this.s morning sessions will be introduced by a moderate new england republican, susan collins, of maine. >> i don't think the case is truly there. i understand the rhetoric. here's somebody that has been in the senate for decades. if he was a racist, we would see it. the charges against him when he was up for confirmation last time were made by somebody that was later indicted for bribing jurors, and jeff sessions as a member of the u.s. senate voted for a 30-year extension on the voting rights act and he has voted to give the gold medal to rosa parks and works for the equity in terms of cocaine, and this is not somebody who has this sorted history of racism, and if he was, in fact, a racist, we would know this because there's plenty of time to show his card but the case is absolutely not there. >> simone sanders? >> this is the side of these rigged cabinet hearings if you will and folks are calling it a rigged cabinet because things from corruption to questions about where some of these f

he's accused of breaking into homes in the area that you see on the map, north kingston and north bay shore boulevard. officers say val ez questions was climbing out of a window when they responded to a burglary call yesterday as one of the officers was slightly hurt in the process. velasquez was arrested. >>> new details on the thousands of national guard soldiers facing debt. the pentagon says after reviewing the cases, the vast majority of the soldiers will have their debts for given. the guard was seeking repayment for 17,000 soldiers for reenlistment bonuses that were mistakenly given out during the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> the warriors have set a date for the groundbreaking of their brand new san francisco arena. they officially announced the groundbreaking ceremony will be tuesday, january 17th at noon. it will be built in the mission bay neighborhood. a group of opponents tried to block construction. in november, a state court of appeals upheld the environmental impact report. the chase center is slated to open in 2019. >>> all right. how is this for hol

ten year old kingston, eight year old assume a and two year old apollo, now dating country superstarldon. they are showing pda, have song out together, she seems to be really happen. >> i where of those things where hey i messed up. ya. >> one of those things where, you know, he never wanted to get a divorce but he wanted to keep the girlfriends on the side? i mean, seriously? >> never know what you have got until it it is gone. thirteen years, not 20 years. >> maybe they were together for longer amount of time. >> but married 13. >> might be included, never know. but divorce has to be hard on both sides. >> always hard. you know, the decision do you have make, can we make this work, can i forgive, forget, move forward. sometimes you can't. >> well, alec baldwin, he's now considered the resident donald trump impersonator on s&l, about to break a new record, going to host the show, on february 11. and it will be the 17th time that he's done that, more than anyone else. he'll continue to portray donald trump on semi regular basis throughout the rest of the season. >> or maybe the next

kingston, former congressman from georgia. i'm sorry about confusing your identity.. trump. i apologize for working saying you're working with us. >> you were giving me a promoos. i was looking forward to it. full benefits. >> thank you, sir. >> we are back now to the motorcade, kristen welker is apparently on a flat bed out in front of the limousine, can you hear kpups. >> reporter: i can hear you, right here. and we are along the parade route. we just passed the department of labor. and we are passing a lot of cheering supporters, people who are holding their trump 2016 signs wearing their make america great again hats. we understand there are some protesters as we get a little bit further up the parade route, but so far, we haven't seen any protests. what we have heard is a lot of folks cheering, shouting, a lot of people with their iphones out trying to take pictures, trying to capture this historic moment. and of course, this is a tradition that goes back to our very first president george washington. his parade route, a little bit different though. he travelled