the staff director from the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, stacey mcbride, frank larkin, house sergeant of arms paul irving, roy blount, rules committee ranking member and senate democratic leader charles e. schumer, speaks of the house of the represents, paul d. ryan, >> yes, they've had to do this twice. they're escorting people and then they get introduced. you'll get to hear from a couple of them before the oath. >> michael, is there anything magical about the time? we talk about noon, the swearing of the oath. constitutionally? >> it's the moment that goes all the way back. and an interesting thing is how hard a moment that is because in 1981 when jimmy carter was the outgoing president, as you know, he was trying to get american hostages released from iran. and at 12:0 1, one of the aides

joining us now, mcbride, former assistant to george w. bush. and chief of staff for laura bush.ou know these folks well. you have been in touch with people on the ground there in houston, what have you learned? what is your reaction? >> well, first of all, my reaction to this is we are so blessed to know that he is doing better. of course, absolutely, he is not your average 92-year-old. all of us who know and love him are praying for him. they mean a lot to all of us. i am thrilled to see that news. speak to what was described to us about the first lady coming to sit by his bedside, is that a lot of what you have been hearing? >> absolutely, she is so devoted to him. they really spend all of their time together. and they just love being with each other. can you imagine 72 years married? it is just an extraordinary example of a loving marriage. they have great devotion. i was just with the bushes in the end of november. at the library. and it is just remarkable to see them together all the time. they have the love that they show for each other and their entire family. it is very,

a person is hit near mcbride avenue >> steve: not some the public between january occurred off layettean h&k magazine. which can hold up to 30 -rounds. and one ballistic vest. also known as a bullet proof vest. - oddly. there were no signs of forced entry into the car. if you any clue where these f-b- i items may be. the contra costa county sheriff's office wants to hear from you. new tonight at ten. prosecutors call him a crime lord who ruled over a billion dollar drug empire. today joaquin "el chapo" guzman made his first appearance in u- s federal court. the sweeping 17-count indictment that couple put the alleged kingpin behind bars for the rest of his life. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. ahead at 8. a highway littered with skittles is odd. but wait until you hear where the stockpile of candy was being shipped to. and next. a school president told he's out of the job.all for the kind action he took for a student. much >> reporter: for a steady rain and then still watching for potential flooding in parts the no. they also south bay can be very careful flash flood watch for the

. >> you saw christian mcbride?g this weekend. >> jimmy: at the village vanguard. >> yeah, i'm going this weekend. >> jimmy: because we always talk jazz when you come out. we did -- i like to, now and then if i get a chance to go out and go see the knicks and then i get to check out some jazz after the knicks. knicks and jazz. >> oh, you do? >> jimmy: yeah. that's my move. >> oh, great. >> jimmy: and so i -- >> how was the set? >> jimmy: it was unbelievable. i love what -- >> it was a quartet, right? >> jimmy: it was a quartet. there was -- >> i saw the trio last week. >> jimmy: i heard they were amazing. >> they were. >> jimmy: marcus strickland on tenor sax was like -- ♪ >> great. great. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: josh evans on the trumpet -- >> on the trumpet, yeah. ♪ >> that actually sounds the same there. [ laughter ] the sax and the trumpet. >> jimmy: they switched horns at one point. [ light laughter ] >> o o nasheet waits on drums? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you know, quest, this dude -- >> jeff tain watts birt

american girl unveiled the gabrielle mcbride doll at the king of prussia store. gabriella is a spoken word poet who overcomes personal obstacles. the store cells books and accessories that help bring a doll's story to life. >>> now you're going to need to keep the umbrella handy even though this rain's moving out, more rain is coming in. i'm tracking the conditions for your return to work and school tomorrow. plus a blast of arctic air by the end of the week. my daughter wants to stay organic. my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. . >> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >>> right now four police trying to track down a naked man spotted in south jersey. >> they believe the same person's exposing himself to teenage girls and women in several communities. nbc10's south jersey sin did i long joining us from eve

anita mcbride who's here from the american university first lady center, can also tell you and back me up on this. first of all, let me just mention the roles because it will be to you see soo what depose into what she does. first and foremost. mom. spouse. daughter. sister. start with that. first hostess. we all look to the white house all the time to see what's going on in the white house. they are trend setters at the white house. the first time they served arctic char at a state dinner, about 30,000 pounds imported into the united states, after the year was up, 300,000 pounds were imported, so you set the trend and you can set styles. diplomats. laura bush and hillary clinton went around the world as ambassadors and diplomats for the united states. policy advocate. every first lady picks a flat form she wants. whether it's rios lynn carter with mental health and you could name a variety of others. she is also a steward of the house as is the president. they take care of the house. right? >> absolutely. >> to leave anytime a better place, not a better place ch they want to make impr

anita mcbride was the chief of staff to laura bush, and believes barron will find plenty of perks at his dad's new home. >> there's a small bowling alley, if you like to do that. you know, there's a tennis court, and right now with the obamas, there's a basketball court, and there's a pool there. >> reporter: the trump presidency will bring change to all corners of america, but perhaps nowhere more profoundly than to trump's youngest child. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and we'll be right back. third time that day. i wasn't even sad. first the stroke, now this. so we asked my doctor. he told us about pseudobulbar affect, or pba. it's frequent, uncontrollable crying or laughing that doesn't match how you feel. it can happen with certain neurologic conditions like stroke, dementia, or ms. he prescribed nuedexta, the only fda-approved treatment for pba. tell your doctor about medicines you take. some can't be taken with nuedexta. nuedexta is not for people with certain heart conditions. serious side effects may occur. life-threatening allergic reactions to quinidine can h

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anita mcbride was the chief of staff to laura bush and believes baron will find plenty of perks at his dad's new home. >> there's a small bowling alley if you like to do that. you know, there's a tennis court and right now with the obamas there's a basketball court and there's a pool there. >> reporter: the trump presidency will bring change to all corners of america, but perhaps nowhere more profoundly than to trump's youngest child. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> time now 4:53. ever heard of the website called family tree now? it's a database website full of information about nearly every, single person in america. the concerns surrounding the site this morning. it is basically giving out all information.. >>> new this morning a lot of people are talking about the website family tree now. it is basically giving out all your personal information for free without your knowledge. all you have to do is type in your name and click search. you can see people's addresses, past and present. you can also see family members. even roommates and significant others come up in the search.

. >> anita mcbride the chief of staff to laura bush, and believes baron will find plenty of perks at his dad's new home. >> there is a small bowling alley, if you like to do that. you know, there is tennis court, and right now with the obama's, there is a basketball court, and pool there. >> the trump presidency will bring change to all corners of america, but perhaps no where more profoundly, than to trump's youngest child. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and up next, some of hollywood's biggest stars are coming to philly. we'll tell but a new movie filming here, pat? >> good morning, jan, how are you? just waking up from a quick nap here at the philly home show. getting ready for all of the festivities that will begin today, and we will be doing a make it or take it, coming up next, downing that here at the philly home show. see you in a i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. bo

president-elect, the staff director for the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, stacey mcbridete sergeant at arms, the house sergeant at arms, the chairman of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, roy blunt. rules committee ranking member and senate democratic leader, charles e. schumer, the speaker of the house of representatives, paul d. ryan, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, house majority leader, kevin mccarthy, and house democratic leader, nancy pelosi. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint congressional committee for inaugural ceremonies, the honorable roy blunt. senator blunt: thank you-all. if you have a seat, you can sit down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states f america. today the legislative, executive, the judicial branches of our constitutional government come together for the 58th inaugurat

a man either fell or jumped off the mcbride overcross into 880 and he was struck by a car.didn't survive. chp said the driver, however, did not stop. here's what the vehicle looks like. a 2006-2014 bmw. it most likely has front end damage. >>> police say this man robbed a subway on monday night. employees believe e he had a gun. he was able to get away with some of the cash from registers. >>> several groups will gather to show the economic importance of keeping the raiders in oakland. it is called the oakland coliseum economic impact and action committee. they will hold a news conference in oakland at 10:30 highlighting irreparable damage to the community if the raiders leave for las vegas. >> also today, a state senator will announce his bill to lower the amount a company can garnished from students. >> happening now nbc bay area investigation. one of san francisco's newest neighborhoods are sinking. businesses could be on the hook for fixing it. weeks ago nbc bay area jackson exposed the problem in the mission bay area. public works inspectors were there back in the neig

a man either fell or jumped is off the mcbride overcross near 880. he didn't survive. the driver didn't. and here's what the suspect's vehicle looked like. i bmw 3 series from 2006 to 2014. it should have front end damage. >>> san bruno police are hoping someone will recognize this man. he robbed a subbe way restaurant on el camino monday night. employees believed he had a gun. he was able to get away with cash from the registers. >>> several groups getting together to show the importance of keeping together the raiders. it is called the oakland coliseum economic impact and action committee. they will hold a news conference in oakland at 10:30 highlighting irreparable damage to the community if the raiders leave for las vegas. >> also today, a state senator will announce his bill to lower the amount a company can garnished from students. lenders right now can garnish 25%. the proposed cap is 15%. >>> a light rail station will be at a stand still the next three months starting january 30th. the motague will be redone preparation for the bart extension. >> san jose is is

the staff director for the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies, stacy mchatton-mcbride, the house sergeant at arms, chairman of commission of joint ceremonies, senate democratic leader charles schumer, the speaker of the house of representatives paul ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy and house majority leader nancy pelosi. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint congressional committee for inaugural ceremonies, the honorable roy blunt. >> thank you all. if you have a seat, you can set down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] today the legislative, the executive, the judicial branches of our constitutional government come together for the 58th inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people all over the

he has filled in and he received his appointment as united states attorney after mcbride tleft eastern district of virginia. my familiarity with him was always pleasant. i think he is a fine gentleman. my familiarity with sally is more in depth. i had a pleasure of serving in georgia with her when she was the united states attorney. i consider her a professional colleague. i consider her a friend. tonight after she has had the fortitude and courage to make the statement that she made i'm especially proud to call her a friend. i think it took a great deal of courage. i think it took someone that recognized that her job is not simply to agree with the president simply because he is the president or wishes something done. in fact she is a servant to the constitution and a servant to the people. she analyzed her duty and looked at the constitution very carefully and decided that the order that president trump put forth won't with stand constitutional scrutiny. >> a number are saying even though they may find it what this order is insisting upon that when it comes to the legality of it it w

stay in new york where barron would complete the school year and tomorrow morning on "fox5"anita mcbride former chief of staff to first lady laura bush will be here to talk about the importance of respecting the privacy of the first children. you can catch that interview at 7:30 tomorrow morning. >> certainly think that's absolutely what people should do. i mean, they're children. they don't have anything to do with this. they didn't ask to be put in the spotlight. >> absolutely right. >> please. >> inavenueetably they will be in the spotlight at times and family uvrption ifs and that kind of thing. there you be no >> back off. >> when we come back a look at tonight's top stories. >> and governor larry hogan taking a serious swing at opiate crisis and new rules that could impact precipitation policys for thousands of marylanders. >> and one day before delivering state of the stated depress virginia governor terri mcauliffe talked to "fox5" and what he thinks we need to do to move america forward next at >> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories. >> we begin in oxon hill, marylan

shoppers of the american girl store in king of prussia got their first look today at gabriella mcbride, the doll is a spoken word poet who overcomes personal obstacles. the store also sells books and accessories that help bring gabriella's story to life. >> guess what? >> what. >> you know the hatch watch. >> i'm addicted. >> look at that. >> oh! hello she waits for that second egg on the right to crack. >> little footballs dooshl. we're going to be talking rain in the forecast. one's moving out, round two heading our way. we'll check it hour by hour coming up. fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. . >>> we are still three weeks away from the inauguration of donald trump but the new congress gets sworn in tomorrow. >> that'

>> her name is gabriela mcbride, she uses poetry and art to overcome her personal challenge of stutteringword, kim swim through the book, i love the stories behind the characters. they usually have, obviously the book that goes with the doll. >> yes. >> nice to find a doll that looks like you or you can identify with, or maybe has your backgrounds. >> i didn't know that they made noise. >> i didn't either. >> well, they don't. >> so how do they know that she stotter? >> because there is a book, the doll is from the 1800s, certain character, like whole book behind it, and your child, you know, gets the clothes, dresses, and play acts. >> she couldn't be cuter. >> i know, she super adorable. apparently she has different outfits that have accessories that go with her theme of -- like this says dream. >> can you get american girl dolls? fill. >> there is a pop up store, went through christmas time over at king of prussia. normally we have to drive all the way up to new york city, i think it may be gone, you can let us know it it is still open since then, but, you know, anyway, she is neat, co

. >> joining me now is anita mcbride, chief of staff to laura bush.usting thinking about that. it does sound like controlled chaos. >> it is. to think about this inauguration and the parade is an hour and a half or two hours shorter. it's less time for that. >> it's amazing that everything of the obamas has to be out. do they send stuff that they already have earmarked what they want in various rooms? >> typically that is what happened. after the first meeting where we saw mrs. obama greeted mrs. trump. the chief usher had a conversation with people on the trump team to start to go through the checklist of things they will want to move in and want to have in the house. those conversations have been going on. >> the clothes will be hanging. >> the inaugural items will be laid out and food they want and beds will be made for all of the overnight guests. the sheets and towels they preselected will be there. >> they are not redoing the entire white house. they only have sway over certain rooms. >> this is one of the most wonderful lasting legacies of jack

anita mcbride is with me, she's the former chief of staff for first lady laura bush. to have you on. >> thank you so much, poppy. >> you were there in 2009 during the transition, and you saw barbara and jenna bush along with sasha and malia, what a great picture here that you have sent us. what was that moment like for the children? >> i think that it was really -- they were excited, they were nervous, of course they came in through the diplomatic reception room door, it was late evening, so it was dark, their grand mother was with them and their mother, of course they had the comfort of family with them and it was a really wonderful gesture that laura bush had invited the girls to come and for mrs. obama to she knew that it would mean a lot to them and make them feel more comfortable if they could see it through the eyes of barbara and jenna, her own girls who were sasha's age when they first saw the white house with their it grandfather. >> in a sense, i feel like the first children are more sort of protected not just by security, but from us, from the media, from t

thanks so much to the staff that made all this effort happen today. [ applause ] stacy mcbride, the staff director of the rules committee and staff director for the joint committee on the inauguration, maria lomire who came on board to do this. her last event was the pope's visit. so that just got her ready, mr. president, for your visit. the great work of the capitol police, sergeant in arms of the house, the cooperative effort of the d.c. police. our goal today was for this event to be an event where people came, and when they left the event outside, they felt like they had all the freedom you could possibly have and still have all the security you needed. i hope people left feeling that way. if they did, it was the great work of so many other people. mr. speaker. [ applause ] >> thank you, roy. this is a great honor and privilege, to toast my dear friend and former colleague, vice president mike pence. i just really enjoy saying that. i think about the times that we've walked back and forth just down this hall on the way to a vote, but if memory serves, more often than not, we walked t

. >> join meganow is anita mcbride, the chief of staff to first lady laura bush.sting thinking about that. it really does sound like a controlled chaos. >> it is and to think about it, that this particular inauguration, the parade is almost an hour and a half or two hours shorter -- >> means less time for them. >> less time for them. >> amazing that everything from the obamas has to be out and everything from the -- does the trump family send stuff that they -- they already have earmarked what they want in various rooms? >> typically that is what happens is after that first meeting where, you know, we saw mrs. obama greeted mrs. trump, the chief usher would begin to have a conversation with people on mrs. trump's team to start to go through this checklist of things that they will want to move in, thins they want to have in the house, so those kinds of kfgss have been going on. >> their clothes will be hanging -- >> their clothes will be hanging, their inaugural items will be laid out for them. food that they want to have. beds will be made for all of their overnig

anita mcbride was chief of staff to laura bush, and believes baron will find plenty of perks at his dad'sme. >> there is a small bowling alley if you like to to that, you know, tennis court, right now with the obama's there is a basketball court, is there a pool there. >> reporter: trump presidency will bring change to all corners of america but wraps no more profoundly then trump 's youngest child. kenneth the craig for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> kate joins with us our forecast, put your shorts away >> yeah. >> pack them up, one day, that was it. >> yes, one and done. >> good news is after tomorrow you may not need snow brush for a while. tomorrow we will see a little bit of snow but next week and right into next weekend and into the week after temperatures look above average. the not near 70 above average but above average. we have a nice stretch of warmer weather if not a fan of the cold, the rest of yan or next couple weeks looks above normal but not tomorrow, tomorrow is the exception to all of those rules, it will be cold and a little snowy through the afternoon. lets get into it

mcbride. and they said, we got to test you. with hbo. i didn't know what that entailed.: i guess whatever testing they did, it worked. [ cheers and applause ] >> right. >> jimmy: it's very nice to meet you. please let me know about the baby. >> i will. >> jimmy: i will go through and i will help you, if you need to call me from the hospital room, i will be there. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: the show is "american housewife." tuesdays at 8:30 on abc. katy mixon! we'll be right back with migos! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'd like to thank vin diesel, katy mixon, philip rivers and joey bosa, and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, their album "culture" january 27th. here with the song "bad and boujee," migos! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ raindrop drop top smokin' on cookie in the hotbox ♪ ♪ on your chick she a thot thot thot cookin' up in the crockpot ♪ ♪ we came from nothin' to somethin' i don't trust nobody grip the trigger ♪ ♪ call up the gang and they come and get you cry me a river give you a tissue ♪ ♪ my chick is ba

. >> let me bring in anita mcbride, former assistant to george w. bush and first lady laura bush. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> how do you forget about the first family? you suddenly move into the white house, there's a famous address. how do you do this? >> you've got one of the most famous historians here who has researched all these people to try to explain this. nobody can completely prepare you for walking into something like that and walking into the white house and having these expectations that everyone has of you on what you should do. >> but is there a career employee who sits you down and says, this is the way it works, you're going to meet this person, you're going to meet that person? >> my first job in the white house was reading ronald reagan's mail, and the woman who taught me to read mail and analyze it was someone who was hired in the last days of franklin delano roosevelt. i'll never forget it. she had done that job for years. but there is no one really like that. that's an operational side of the white house. there is no one like that, really, o

mcbride. and they said, we got to test you. with hbo. i didn't know what that entailed.my: i guess whatever testing they did, it worked. [ cheers and applause ] >> right. >> jimmy: it's very nice to meet you. please let me know about the baby. >> i will. >> jimmy: i will go through and i will help you, if you need to call me from the hospital room, i will be there. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: the show is "american housewife." tuesdays at 8:30 on abc. katy mixon! we'll be right back with migos! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wow! this toilet paper reminds me of a washcloth! that's charmin ultra strong, dude. cleans so well... ...it keeps your underwear cleaner. (secretly) so clean... you could wear them a second day. tell me i did not just hear that! (sheepishly) i said you could... not that you would! ...charmin ultra strong with its washcloth-like texture, helps clean better than the leading flat-textured bargain brand. it's 4 times stronger, and you can use less. it cleans better. you should try it, "skidz." we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? this is todd har

sherman mcbride, current offensive coordinator and assistant head coach grew up in the '70s with hisother on the aliquippa side and his dad wanting him to go to hopewell in 8th grade. he moved in with his father at a house over the line. he last ad few days and neighbor told on him. he wasn't alone. hopewell in dorsett's day was known as whitey land according to aliquippa blacks. in 1960s, mount vernon felt effect of school busing to ease desegregation. they had a two mile walk to aliquippa high, seeing a bus take half their neighbors to hopewell. living life of aliquippa black, his father worked at a j and l. tony ran some with the baby, baby bugaloos when at the tried to stir trouble in alley quip past when playing major league football at deciding age of 13 and 14, door set was not allowed to play because of hazy rules about age and weight limits. he and his best friend, mike kimbrough played for little steelers. in i in other era he was there for the taking. just as aliquippa schools were becoming bed ram, door set was walking calm halls of hopewell general juror high.y he kept t

. >> let me bring in anita mcbride, former assistant to george w. bush and first lady laura bush. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> how do you forget about the first family? you suddenly move into the white house, there's a famous address. how do you do this? >> you've got one of the most famous historians here who has researched all these people to try to explain this. nobody can completely prepare you for walking into something like that and walking into the white house and having these expectations that everyone has of you on what you should do. >> but is there a career employee who sits you down and says, this is the way it works, you're going to meet this person, you're going to meet that person? >> my first job in the white house was reading ronald reagan's mail, and the woman who taught me to read mail and analyze it was someone who was hired in the last days of franklin delano roosevelt. i'll never forget it. she had done that job for years. but there is no one really like that. that's an operational side of the white house. there is no one like that, really, o

sun mcbride, political editor of the newsletter, the daily newspaper, is on the line.on the line. thank you forjoining us. our correspondence there saying this issue has escalated and escalated, was it inevitable that this would bring about martin mcguinness‘s resignation? this would bring about martin mcguinness's resignation?” this would bring about martin mcguinness's resignation? i don't think so, over the last month it has becoming creasing the likely, sinn fein has been under a lot of pressure from supporters to act in a way seen as pressure from supporters to act in a way seen as being decisive. the scandal caused unprecedented public outrage, the scale of the losses to the public purse at this level, and the public purse at this level, and the ineptitude, sinn fein has been under a lot of pressure about this, certainly it was becoming much more likely that even though this was a surprise, i do not think it is a shock. why is it there that this particular scandal has led to this effect of breaking up of the government? we have been here before, haven't we? over

expert arborists to study the mountain davidson forest he peter who is the chief forester and joe mcbridessor of urban forestry from uc berkley in the words or both of them concluded the trees on mountain davidson of good vigor that cutting 16 hundred mature trees is clear cutting that the removals will increase the pocket of winds through leaving the remaining trees sub able to breaking limbs and failing over in the words of peter the removals are are not forest management one does not manage a forest by removing the forest leading edge for habitat conversion nap proposes to convert the heart of mountain davidson forest to scrub and grasslands those are in the words of the plan we ask you to save the money davidson forest please take the forests out of the nap control and transfer it to the rpr arborists who will care for and nurture the trees thank you. >> next speaker >> hello my name is steve i'm a residents of miralu loma we'r in favor the maintenance plan basically, we find the forest to be wonderful and enchavrnt place and feeling this plan might actually change the atmosphere of t

joe mcbride and will last another within years what will harm the effort taking out a middle of the forest peter come and look at the urban forestry manager and agrees the forest is sliding but the trees are recovering this is a gift from sutter he planted it in the 1880s as part of harbor day and opened the tree forests open to the public for hiking for the mental and fell health before a public park in the last remedy in advance on park city land response to comments confirm is a historic landscape and should be protected whether i he had presidio i urge you to adopt it or take the thirty acres forest out of the natural plan and return to natural park status it is on the grassy area thank you very much >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> >> (clapping.) >> thanks we'll appreciate if, if you don't show emotion on one side or the other not fair to anyone thank you for coordinating. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm sally with sf dog and urge you not to delay certificate the eir if you do you want the maintenance each time not addressing the areas in city parks nap calls cl

expert arborists to study the mountain davidson forest he peter who is the chief forester and joe mcbride professor of urban forestry from uc berkley in the words or both of them concluded the trees on mountain davidson of good vigor that cutting 16 hundred mature trees is clear cutting that the removals will increase the pocket of winds through leaving the remaining trees sub able to breaking limbs and failing over in the words of peter the removals are are not forest management one does not manage a forest by removing the forest leading edge for habitat conversion nap proposes to convert the heart of mountain davidson forest to scrub and grasslands those are in the words of the plan we ask you to save the money davidson forest please take the forests out of the nap control and transfer it to the rpr arborists who will care for and nurture the trees thank you. >> next speaker >> hello my name is steve i'm a residents of miralu loma we'r in favor the maintenance plan basically, we find the forest to be wonderful and enchavrnt place and feeling this plan might actually change the atmospher

i spotted this stall 80 west at mcbride. one lane is blocked. clogging up traffic. heavy for the upper east shore freeway leaving hercules approaching the stall. since so many folks are stuck in the backup, that means light traffic for those west of the area through al bany and berkeley and out to emryville. the lower east shore freeway looks good. 23 minutes there from hercules down to the oakland maze. here is the nimitz. always a slow ride. not today. it is friday light. 14 principals from san leandro to downtown oakland. that's a great drive time. usual crowding on highway 4 but only 21 minutes to make that trip from hillcrest and antioch out to the 242 split. not bad. back to the desk. >> thank you, robin. >>> this morning, parents of some elementary school students are outraged you might say after they found out that the kids were eating lunch outside during the storms last week. >> it happened in vallejo. kron 4 spoke with a parent and district official to get answer snooze the parent that i spoke to has a fourth grader going to the school since she was in ki

escorting the president-elect as staff director for the joint congressional and marvelous ceremony stacey mcbridelled the rise in the senate majority leader in return,, and nancy pelosi friends. cheers and appalls national music,drumroll,trumpets sounding. ladies and gentleman of the president-elect of the united states donald john trump. cheers and applause. mr. president and mr. vice president ladies and gentlemen welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america, today the legislative been executive in the judicial branches of our constitutional government comes together for the 58th inauguration of the president of the united states. >>: millions of people all over the world will watch and will listen to this event 36 years ago of the firth of moderation and, it was also the first another reason on this side of the capital, president ronald reagan as said the what we do here is both commonplace,. and miraculously >>: common place every four years since 1789, when president george washington took of this exact. same oath >>: miraculously because we have done in

bush, but as we heard earlier this morning from anita mcbride, mrs. bush's chief of staff, the former president doing much better today in the hospital in houston, suffering from pneumonia in the intensive care unit but he seems to be doing better. he's been tweeting out. he of course sent a letter to the president-elect as well, as we see that motorcade now coming in to the capitol, driving up. they will go into the east front and then begin that walk through the capitol to the west front for the ceremonies. cecilia vega mentioned that the last time that donald j. trump and hillary clinton were together was at that al smith dinner. behind the scenes they were with cardinal dolan who's going to be giving a prayer today and they did promise to help each other through this. matthew dowd, that is probably pretty improbable. i don't believe president trump is going to be calling on hillary clinton for advice. >> no, i don't think that's going to happen. i think they both tried to reach out in the aftermath of the election but it hasn't only been a few day

anita mcbride, former chief of staff for laura bush said she grappled with the same thing. >> one ofnd the president that keeps family life as stable as possible. this is an enormous amount of pressure on a family, particularly when there are young children. >> reporter: another critical role for the first lady, first adviser. melania told "60 minutes" correspondent leslie staal she shares her opinions with president trump, even when it comes to his tweets. >> sometimes it got him in trouble. but it helped a lot as well. he had unbelievable following. >> you never say, come on -- >> i did. >> she does. >> of course i did many times. from the beginning of the campaign. >> does he listen to you? >> sometimes he listens. >> for her role at the white house, melania trump said she's going to stay true to herself. >> i'm very strong and tough and confident and i will listen to myself and do what is right and at >> among all the other celebrations this weekend the first couple celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary. the role of the first lady has changed dramatically. only time will tell

so joining us now is anita mcbride and mark and katie and john bolton all joining to us weigh-in on theactories teaming with jobs. is this more optimistic. he went darker talking about the ravages on our borders and the rest. but one thing that i thought that was really interesting that has gotten overlooked, he talked about the forgotten men and women of america and talked about them in two groups. he said mothers and children trapped in poverty and rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the nation. there's a second group of forgotten americans. the people in the inner cities. the people that didn't vote for trump. trump said i'm going to fight for you even though you didn't vote for me today, which is an uplifting part of his inaugural that was overlooked. >> bret: anita, talk about the pagentry here and from the perspective of this day having been with first ladies before. >> sure. this is a great american ceremony, of course. you can't help but feel the weight of it, the majesty of it, how important it is, an incredible symbol and also to see the former presidents tha

the staff director for the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies stacey mchatton mcbridelarkin, the house sergeant at arms paul irving, the chairman of the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies roy blunt, rules committee ranking member and senate democratic leader charles e. schumer, the speaker of the house of representatives paul d. ryan, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house majority leader kenneth mccarthy and nancy pelosi. [ applause ] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. [ applause ] ♪ [ applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint congressional committee for inaugural ceremonies, the honorable roy blunt. >> thank you all. if you have a seat, you can sit down. mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. president-elect, mr. vice president-elect, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. [ applause ] today the legislative, executive, judicial branchs of our constitutional government come together for the 58th inauguration