citizens of seven muslim majority countries from entering the us for 99 days syrian war refugee herself, marge now lives in new jersey. but her husband is in the process every trying to join her and their two sons in the u.s. >> i am feeling feeling humiliation crashes i am syrian, muslim, not welcome here any more. that's what i feel. >> martini said she is encouraged by the outpouring of sport shown locally at demonstrations across the country. >> what i know about america is this this is the lands of freedom, this is the lands of liberty, this is wherever one has a chance to be someone special. and that's why i chose this country. >> after federal judge's order, all detainees at the airport were released and allowed to continue onto their final destinations, aclu helping two syrian families who landed in philadelphia saturday and were sent right back a mid the travel ban. but for now live from philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do. cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> meanwhile people are protesting president trump immigration orders from coa

homero: marge! apaga esa cosa ruidosa.ue les preguntÉ si tenÍan algÚn propÓsito de aÑo nuevo. [hablan en inglÉs] [risas] [hablan en inglÉs] [habla en espaÑol] >>hablas en espaÑol? >> un poquito. >> y para ayudar le hicimos un juego como adivina la palabra. >> primera palabra policÍa. [divina] >> segunda palabra, pistola. [adivinan] >> tercera palabra, secuestro. >> secuestro... secret... no, no. [hablan en inglÉs] >> nÚmero 4, palomistas. palomitas. [hablan en inglÉs] >>palomitas de maÍz. >> y la nÚmero cinco "helado" ♪ ♪ >>o wow ♪ ♪ ( habla en inglÉs) >> que tal y mÁs policÍas pistola y mucha acciÓn llegan a las salas de cine el fin de semana. karla: tÚ estÁs ansioso de ver la. johnny: tiene muchas de las cosas que me gustan en una pelÍcula: acciÓn, carros y mujeres lindas. karla: yo iba a decir que palomitas. gracias, luis! mÁs adelante nos vamos a enlazar en vivo contigo, porque nos tienes una exclusiva con lupillo rivera, y dos actrices de "su nombre era dolores: la jenni que yo conocÍ". johnny: asÍ es. nosotros contin

. >> what about the vetting process -- >> son -- >> we today bur used marges officials that top immigrationextraers on capitol hill and other offices were involved in drafting the executive order. that doesn't jibe with your reporting we they weren't involved. can you say which -- >> you're talking officers that weren't involved. >> any officers on capitol hill. >> 535 offices, plus at territories. >> which -- >> just because you without 1535 officers to tell you which one wiz talked. to as we told you there were staff from appropriate committees and leadership offices involved. >> thank you. >> thank you very much two questions, please. one on behalf of the -- thank -- question is that under trump -- president trump, you think india will be the member of the u.n. security council and what changes you think we can see from the administration. >> obviously the president is very pleased with ambassador haley being confirmed and spending her first week in new york. she is going to do a fine job representing us. and i'm not going to get any further with respect to seats on the security council.

they have consolidated power by marginizi margin marg marginalizing independent media in the united statesng a crime by exceeding the limit of criticism. alexi has reported on putin and russian politics for years. great to see you both. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> do you see in what president trump says about the press, do you hear echoes of what auth authoritarian rulers say about the press. is there any similarity? >> absolutely. when ever i look at what president trump and his team are doing, i'm like wait a second. i have seen this movie before. it's all familiar to us. i'm not talking about a country like iran or china where autocrats are crushing or strangulating the media. i'm talking about turkey. a country that was a democratic a decade ago with somewhat independent media and now turn into a state where there's one journalist is being put behind bars since last summer on average every day. if there's anyone who is saying this cannot happen here in the united states, they are significantly understa lly unde how leaders can undermine freedom. >> we're not seeing newsp

. >> a big round of applause for marg margaret. >> happy birthday, sweetheart.'s in town with her best friend and neighbor audrey celebrating their friendship. she was a bit nervous about being ambushed but eagerly went for it anyway because she said change is good. and good for her. let's hear explain that. >> my hair from the back looks like a 16-year-old and then when i turn around you get a 61-year-old. but i'm not 61. i am not. >> i never heard that expression. all right. well, we are going to take great care of you and make you look even more beautiful. >> okay. i'll take it. i'll take this. >> and she is here with her best friend audrey. let's take one last look at megan before. and bring out the brand-new megan kozak. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> all right. wow. >> all right. are you ready to see her. >> i am. i'm ready. >> oh, my god! >> yes. turn around and look. >> oh, my god. that is not me. okay. i did not anticipate looking -- oh, my god! oh, my god. >> beautiful. >> i cannot believe that's wow! wow! okay. >> it worked. wow. >> right into camera three.

. >> when i deal with federal courts, this of the state courts, states courts are marge richardson cone indian when it comes to bail. less likely to reduce bail. federal court, i call it the kinder gentler bail court. but in this case, i think they're going up a tough hill. >> cardoza said her fate will depend on what she says to police. if she told police she knew her husband might do something and tried to stop him, a jury would only hear i knew it was going to happen and did nothing. cardoza said that could be enough to sink her case. she faces the possibility of life in prison. >>> days before the 45th president in sworn in, the 41st president is in the hospital. coming up next, latest on the health of george h w. bush and why his wife was hospitalized today as well. >>> a bomb threat at a high school and other community centers across the country. coming up, the latest on what happened. >>> former president george hw bush and his wife both in the hospital. he's being treated for pneumonia. the 92 year-old former president was then moved to intensive care. >> pneumonia is really com

there were be hundreds of other coordinated marges around the country in alliance with the women's marchomorrow in d.c. in d.c. today the protests were surprisingly big and at times surprisingly disorderly but even still they did not seem to interfere very much with the inaugural proceedings. that said, the inaugural proceedings ran very off time today and at times they just seemed off. there was i think it's safe to say light turnout for the trump inauguration today. the new president had promised he would break all records. that they would have a bigger crowd turning out for his inauguration than any inauguration previously. clearly that did not happen. you've seen these pictures today, the comparison pictures from the trump inauguration with the first term of president obama. this is a view of the number of people who turned out in the unticketed area on the national mall where anybody can come out to watch the events. along the inaugural parade route, there are definitely were places where there were crowds, both trump supporters mostly and also some trump protesters. but there were

in fact, he has ties to 50 of the groups that attended the woman's marge this weekend. 50.ccording to the media research center, sources pumped $90 million into those groups. some of of the top of march organizers were members of the obama administration, hillary clinton's campaign, bernie sanders campaign. again, this was not some spontaneous uprising. a well-thought-out political spectacle. designed to denigrate the new president. if you watch the exposition, you heard some really crazy stuff. >> blacks are still in shackles and graves just for being black. slavery has been reinterpreted as the prison system inferential people who see melanin as animal skin. i am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag. and i'd didn't know devils could be resurrected, but i feel hitler in these streets. a mustache traded for a toupee. nazis rename to the. >> bill: that kind of extremism is simply nuts. yet, the trump administration responded. >> you have celebrities from the podium using profanity laced insults. you have a very prominent singer, who was with hundreds of million

bushed a marges the elevated that to the point of having a deputy assistant to the president who was dual, headed and did midnight --... went around the world china, russia, the gold states and others are using economics for geopolitical purposes, but i would add that most secretaries of the treasury are not enthusiastic about involving their issues in an interagency process. that's the mildest way to put it in their port don't come to those of meetings unless their colleagues become interested in treasury issues and my experience at the white house was hard to get the secretary of the treasury over to the white house for issues come up with reasons i said. >> to amplify exactly what bob said, it sometimes isn't the question whether they are invited, but often the question whether they show up and in a certain moment the invitation and there's a lot of meetings that, in fact, they don't think their expertise is important and so it gets downgraded to who shows up and ultimately no one shows up. >> often the case with the obama administration there were so many meetings at the white ho

senate marge is is 34 republicans and 16 democrats.overnor tom wolf will make his budget address on february . >>> president-elect donald trump incoming press secretary doing a little damage control after trump makes comments about russian hacking. the president-elect says he knows quote things that other people don't know. soon to be press secretary sean spicer had to make round on the cable news networks to clarify trump's comments. it comes after the president-elect promised a major revelation about the russian hacks when someone asked what he knows that other people don't know. mr. trump responded quote you'll find out tuesday or wednesday. meantime spicer says donald trump is getting security briefings every day and there is not conclusive evidence that russians were behind the hacking of the democratic e-mails during election season >> i think what the president-elect is referring to that he gets briefed on a daily basis on different threat, issues facing this nation by his national security team and by other members of the intel

one state that could be hit the hardest is west virginia, which voted for trump by a huge marges. >> we decided to come here to west virginia to see how t hits home for people who really depend on the protections of that health law. there's a pretty powerful story right here. howard works for the town. but the most important job is caring for their son, paralyzed by a mysterious illness. >> what happens if you lose this insurance? >> our son would die. >> it's that simple? >> it's that simple. >> the biggest fear, losing the benefits under preexisting services. >> we had a million dollars maximum on the insurance policy. >> he had a liver transplant when he was 20. >> this is a life-or-death issue, through the affordable care act, which is not perfect, we've been able to reach many more people. >> people like michelle barredo, a recovering addict, whose treatment is covered through medicaid expansion. >> the main thing i'm working on focusing on right now is myself and my sobriety. if you take away the insurance, it's like pulling the rug out from somebody. you're taking away their t

. >> syrian war refugee herself, marge martini now lives in new jersey but her husband is in the processvery trying to join her in their two sons in the u.s. >> i am feeling humiliated. but i am muslim. i am syrian. and we're just like not welcome here any more. that's what i feel. martini said she is encouraged by the outpouring of support so locally and that demonstrations across the country. >> what i know about america is that this is the lands of freedom, the land of liberty, and this is wherever one has a chance to be someone special. and that's why i chose this country. >> and in a statement last night, president trump says this ban has nothing to do with religion, visas will be issued again to these countries once the policies are reviewed. in the meantime, the detainees were released from the airport sunday, the aclu helping two syrian families who landed here saturday and then were sent right back. but for now, liver from philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. people are protesting president trump

the claim is you're not registering my marge because it's disparaging. and your claim is we run a program that doesn't include disparaging trademarks, that's why you're excluded. it doesn't seem to advance the argument very much. >> disparagement provision is only one of a number of restrictions on copy -- i'm sorry, on trademark registerability that couldn't be placed on speech itself. for example, marks that are merely descriptive, that are generic, marks that the applicant is not the true owner because somebody was previously using the mark in commerce, those can't be registered either. >> aechb of those -- and i know there are several. are related to the ultimate purpose of the trademark. which is to identify the source of a product. so every trademark makes that statement. now, what is -- that purpose or objective of trademark protection does this particular disparagement provision help along or further, and i'm thinking of the provision that says you can say something nice about a minority group but you can't say something bad about them. with all

the pro-life group, the new way feminist, are still bowing to marge, respondent, "this one goes out to the women's march on washington, just yesterday we were together, but it's okay, we understand, not everyone is strong enough to stand up to the haters. luckily we have had some practice, either way, see you saturday." so, i am always hesitant to join anything labeled feminist anymore because it's always sort of interpreted as pro-choice and liberal. feminism means that you're pro-choice and liberal now, right? >> harris: yeah, i'm going to lille do all my time to you. >> chris: don't i just know about all of this. when i got my women's studies major in kansas city. no, look, we've watched this march eat itself before, already. there was a discussion about intersection and about white racism, that white women participating in the march needed to understand their privilege and that stuff, and i thought, while this isn't going well. now they are kicking out pro-life folks. and what's interesting, democrats cannot understand how they lost a donald trump, even as they are repeating the th

. >> or what about marge simpson. >> it took up more than two spots on the sidelines.we -- >> that's actually. >> that's enlarged. okay. >> that is impressive. >>> when we come back, luke bryan will be -- what he'll be doing in two weeks that men haven't done in a while. >> and why madonna is in hot water with the secret service. hot water with the secret service. "the skinny" is next. stay with us. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. ♪ ♪ >> it is your monday skinny. we're going to start with history. first in ten years for a man at the super bowl. >> fox announced that luke bryan has been picked to sing the national anthem on february 5th for the super bowl. super bowl 51. >> he will be the first male singer to perform it in ten years. b

one of the things they have said repeatedly, the people planning the inaugural, that their marg orders from president-elect trump have been, we need to be ready to go on day one, first minute. we're going to be heading into the white house after that parade. we're going to get the job done for the american people. they're saying the parade is going to be shorter than usual. so, today i guess in many respects it's very ceremonial for him. he'll be spending the night at blair house, which is traditional, right across the street from the white house. tomorrow more ceremony, but then he gets down to business, katy. >> chris jansing, thank you so much for giving us a rundown of donald trump's busy day. joining me right here from washington, d.c., and seated next to me, actually, is josh bolton, the former chief of staff for george w. bush. you were there for 41 leaving office. you were there for 43 taking office and leaving office. it's a privileged perspective to have, to see this transition of power up close and personal. talk to me about the differences -- orsame similarities f there are

. >>> we are awaiting several cabinet con fir margs hearings. mr.picks for secretaries of commerce, health and human services, environmental protection agency and the u.s. representative for the united nations, all facing senate committees at the top of the hour. with that our special coverage will begin. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. have a great day. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm jake tapper and we are live in washington. >> i'm wolf blitzer. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the wor

people who are here from a collegiate, those protesting at a concern for women's health issues, a large margerow -- march is expected tomorrow and they are ready for that. scarlet: thank you. joe: i want to bring back elsa lignos, head of fx strategy at rbc. we were talking about the surprise ramifications, everybody focusing on mexico, but maybe people should focus on canada as nafta is renegotiated. tell us why people are underestimating the canada risk? greatit will not be so for canada, donald trump is not looking to cancel it, he is looking for modest changes. canada could lose more with corporate tax reform. there is a proposal from the house that includes a border adjustment tax, it is not his proposal, but he is open to discussing it. if it was implemented it could be extremely negative for the canadian dollar. scarlet: for the mexican peso, we see the devaluation taking place for some time and leading up to the and operation of donald trump it should benefit donald trump. it should benefit the economy, right? guest: yes. we saw the rates above neutral. and inflation is taking higher.

. >> outside is finished, like marge, marble floors. fabulous. >> so yes. do it all at once.b. >> seems we would have footage only a block away. >> well, the draft, is taking place this april. >> what draft? >> nfl draft. >> oh, okay. >> expected more than 200,000 visitors to the ben franklin parkway, they're going to set up big tent so it will be like the pope. >> i like that. >> i like that a lot. >> going to be a lot of attention on fill. >> i and first round pick actually will be 14th or 15th, in the draft. >> that's been pretty cool. into leggo's, then definitely want to check out the leggo lands discovery center coming to plymouth meeting mall sometime this spring. like educational play center, for children from ages two to 12. >> okay? >> it will be the 17th one world-wide. and the united states, only one, in pennsylvania. >> the facility similar to other indoor playgrounds, also ex exhibit showcasing philadelphia landmarks, built entirely out of leggo bricks. >> okay, that is something i would go see. >> yes? >> that's cool. >> remember the franklin institute had thei

around the beltway we're not looking at any marge incidences.y, about 30 minutes from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. northbound on 395-6789 a quick peak at the delays inner loop and outer loop through mongomery county here at braddock road. back to you, melanie. >> anchor: all right. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. we're back in 30 minutes with isjust wanna see ifa again? my score changed... you wanna check yours? scores don't change that much. i haven't changed. oh, really? ♪ it's girls' night they said business casual. i love summer weddings! oh no. yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score. try credit karma. it's free. oh woah. that's different. check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. ♪ >>> believe me, that's not for us. that's because they know who will be sitting with

we have business viewers and invrsers who have moved the marge in touch sids i can do that. frurs. >> does this changing the dynamic? joe's favorite publication druj, where are tax quds with led the stoemsz and an is a sl. >>> i did like that headline. where are the tax cuts? it's been a week. >> tax cuts are more complicated. >> we can't even keep up wp what's happened already. when you come in and a lot of reasonable people said i want to be smoe when irts rut looik your enhance the your aumpany's bout it gives your opponents and allies -- we'll see. >> that's why i gave you those statements. these are opposed to this and we saw nation wide protests for the second week in a row. that's how the trump administration were getting off. >> the first progrem. foe tow in protest 230u7b. >> rin trasquu mow blee been preand an expeck tashz that all of these things are going to. happen. terpg paerlly and twikly nm. >> we were talking about the trump rally. what does he need to do to keep that rally go sng one of things he needs to do is yits you in food foithz. and largely on those