[cheers] mike pence: mike pence: life is winning in america for many reasons. life is winning through the steady advance of science that illuminates when life begins more and more every day. [cheers] mike pence: life is winning through the generosity of millions of adoptive families who opened their hearts and homes to children in need. [cheers] life through the , compassion of caregivers and volunteers at crisis pregnancy centers and faith-based organizations that administer to women and towns -- in towns across this country. and life is running through the quiet councils between mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters, between friends across kitchen tables and over coffee at college campuses. the truth is being told, compassion is overcoming convenience, and hope is defeating despair. [cheers] word, life is a winning in america because of all of you. [cheers] mike pence: so i urge you to press on, but as it is written, let your gentleness be evident to all. [cheers] mike pence: let this movement be known for love, not anger. [cheers] let this m

. >> mike: leonard now 7 for 7 from the line. he ties his career high with 38. >> mark: you could make the case on the other end, there was contact on kyrie irving's drive to the basket. >> mike: spurs perfect from the line tonight. 12 for 12. james drives on lee. there's the help defense. tries again. kicks it inside, thompson floats it up. that misses. thompson, the rebound. and he's fouled by ginobili before the shot attempt. that will be the first team foul on the spurs. >> mark: you take for granted the extra effort that lebron james puts into a basketball game. sprints from the baseline, to get back into the picture. you say, well, it's a regular play, well, he's a champion, because he made the same type play in june. >> mike: game seven, the block on iguodala. irving, steps back, knocks it down again. >> jeff: this guy is a joke, how good he is in pick and roll. the way he uses his body to create separation. >> mike: he's got all six of their points here in overtime. as we're under two minutes to go. patty mills' jumper, w

[applause] [cheers] mike pence: you can count on it. [applause] mike pence: count on it. this person will possess a top-notch legal mind, unwaivering commitment of the constitution. we need this person on the bench as soon as possible. given the vacancy that has existed on the court. as you heard the president say today, this administration will put the safety and security of the american people first and foremost. providing for the common defense is the first obligation of our national government, and working with all of you, president trump and i are going to roll our sleeves up. we will rebuild our military. we will restore the arsenal of democracy, and we will at last give our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guard the resources they need and the respect they deserve to accomplish their mission and protect this nation. [applause] mike pence: our top legislative priorities begin with repealing and replacing obamacare. president trump has made it very clear, we need to end this law's burdens on hard-working families and businesses and simultaneously replace

. >> mike: leonard now 7 for 7 from the line. he ties his career high with 38. >> mark: you could make the case on the other end, there was contact on kyrie irving's drive to the basket. >> mike: spurs perfect from the line tonight. 12 for 12. james drives on lee. there's the help defense. tries again. kicks it inside, thompson floats it up. that misses. thompson, the rebound. and he's fouled by ginobili before the shot attempt. that will be the first team foul on the spurs. >> mark: you take for granted the extra effort that lebron james puts into a basketball game. sprints from the baseline, to get back into the picture. you say, well, it's a regular play, well, he's a champion, because he made the same type play in june. >> mike: game seven, the block on iguodala. irving, steps back, knocks it down again. >> jeff: this guy is a joke, how good he is in pick and roll. the way he uses his body to create separation. >> mike: he's got all six of their points here in overtime. as we're under two minutes to go. patty mills' jumper, w

so, mike, mike's committed to this. it will be mike and mike on february 18th.hole weekend, then you have the the big autism walk on sunday. >> polar wear run walk for autism take place on sunday president weekend february 19th. >> how big is that for sales. >> one of the biggest weekend of the year foresee aisle city we have excess of 40,000 people coming down to sea isle >> that is you and a party of 40,000. you are committed. mike, you made peoples weekend already going in to this weekend. shot of you in there will be tremendous. can i bureau donald trump's word, tremendous. >> yes. >> preserving, just in case. >> you know that will do wonders for your skin. >> does it. >> shrinkage. >> let me tell but this, i don't know if i want to by one of these or not. they are wedding band being made now, that if you take it off, is there an imprint of the word marriage on your skin so celebrity jeweler name jason posted this picture of ring, with the word married on the interior, the letters, of the word, leave a temporary mark, on your finger, so jason says his wife i

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>> mike brown: yeah.hat's a rare thing to say, for a prediction for a scientist, and i'm willing to say it. >> whitaker: you do know how mind-boggling this sounds? i mean, a new planet hasn't been discovered for 170 years. i believe you think it looks like this animation over my shoulder here? >> mike brown: you know, we took a little artistic license and put some lightning on the dark side of it, because it might have lightning on the dark side of it. we think that it's somewhere between ten and 20 times more massive than the earth. >> whitaker: and we haven't seen it? we can't see it? >> mike brown: it's so far away that it's actually just at the edge of what our biggest telescopes on the ground can... can possibly see, because it's so far away. >> whitaker: 50 billion miles away. it's also hard to find because it has an enormous orbit. >> mike brown: planet nine, we think, takes something like 15,000 years to go around the sun. >> whitaker: wait a minute, 15,000 years to make one orbit? >> mike brown:

>> mike: you will have to ask him. some commentary.the end of the day, i know that whether it's our security at home or abroad, president-elect trump is going to put the safety and security of the american people first in every decision. >> chris: you are not willing to give it a vote of confidence at this point. >> mike: i think you would have to the president-elect. they had conversations. that will be a good question for him after january 20th. >> chris: and finally, one minute left the central message. central theme that president trump wants to advance in his inaugural address. the message he wants to send to the american people? >> mike: i will let him speak for himself on friday. i think the american people will see the same donald trump they saw every day of this campaign. when he steps up to the podium, he will speak from his mind, he will speak from his heart, and he's going to lay out a vision to make america great again, and i have to tell surrounded by my family and take the oath of office as vice president of the united s

>> mike: donald trump one this election fair and square.ore counties then any republican sense ronald reagan. i have great respect for him, particularly in the civil rights movement. i was deeply disappointed to see someone of his stature question the legitimacy of donald trump's election as president and say he's not attending the inauguration, and i hope he reconsiders both positions. we'd even had recounts in this election where the numbers for the president-elect had actually gone up. there's no question about the legitimacy of the selection, and for john lewis to make those statements is deeply disappointing. it's also disappointing because i truly do believe this is a time when the american people should be celebrating the peaceful transition of power. that's what this week is really all about, chris, and to know that four living presidents will be on the stage acknowledging that peaceful transition of power, the world will be watching, will hear the first remarks that donald will make as president of the united states in his inaugura

all right, mike.ot something else at the end of this hit george gave me a preview of something i wanted to reveal. look at this beach. we have got snow covered beach that is hard to do because it is really sand, salt mixed but you can see some of the sand by the ocean where the water has come up and you can see tide going out but how lovely is that look. here on the beach all by myself, you can see somebody drove on the beach earlier today. i don't know why. maybe to get a look but some tracks on the sand, but we didn't get hit hard at all here. george, we will look through right now at jfk boulevard there is a salt truck going up the other way toward the bridge but really not needed. the shore, barely got anything bay we had 3 inches where we started our trek, up in maple shade at 78 and 33, and hardly even a dusting as we say down here, but as sue was warning everybody, they may get 6 inches, tomorrow morning. maybe they got away witt today because tomorrow they will pay for it. by the way, mike, i

[cheers] mike pence: it's a good day.is the best day i have ever seen for the march for life in more ways than one. i am deeply humbled stand before you today, deeply humbled to be the first vice president of the united states to ever have the privilege to attend. [cheers] mike pence: more than 240 years ago, our founders wrote words that echoed through the ages. they declare that these truths are self-evident, that we are all of us endowed by our creator -- [cheers] mike pence: -- with certain unalienable rights and then among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [cheers] mike pence: 44 years ago, our supreme court turned away from the first of these timeless ideals. but today, three generations hence, because of all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this all across the nation, life is winning again in america. [cheers] mike pence: that is evident in the election of pro-life majorities, in the congress of the united states of america. but it is no more evident in any way th

but we are on the way, you see mike greenwich there. >> good morning, mike. >> good morning. >> how is the the road, how was the drive. >> it is not so bad, so far, road are wet, but they salted pretty good. it is still below treeing so you have to be careful. turnpike is pretty good. you should be all right on the turnpike. >> only kind of snow we are seeing is on the grass, on the side of the roadway and on the trees. >> you will get to blue mountain you will see plenty of snow. >> wait, mike. >> yes. >> i don't have have any hand warmers. now mike greenwich said i don't need them. i'm under the impression i will need them to go skiing. we stopped at wawa. they didn't have have any. i'm starting to get concerned. >> it is good for your first time because you will be hitting the ground with your hands. >> she has got gloves on, you will be fine. >> you will generate heat. i don't think you'll need them it will be just fine. >> i would the rather have them then in the have them. >> pan over to the middle of the vehicle again. >> is it strange to see, mike normally i'm in the back. >

mike wallace: this is mike wallace at the cbs newsroom in new york. america's first three apollo astronauts were trapped and killed by a flash fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. virgil gus griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. the first american astronaut to go twice into space. edward white, 36 years old. the first american to walk in space. and rookie astronaut roger chaffee, 31 years old, training for his first spaceflight apollo one scheduled february 21. these three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before off --imulated lift for a simulated lift off when the fire hit at about 6:30 tonight. they were inside the spaceship, pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. a closed circuit television camera with relaying pictures of the astronauts on their backs inside the spacecraft atop the two-stage saturn there was a one. flash and that was it, according to a nasa spokesperson watching the television screen in the block house a few hundred hours away from the launch

mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. toathan: we will be deployed breath the district to bring you the most copperheads of coverage friday. join us for live team coverage all morning washington" at 4 a.m. steve: the temperatures right now are in the upper 30's, lower to middle 40's. not so bad. the normal average high temperatures this time of year. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, a few clouds right now not amounting to a whole lot. dry overnight, don't have to g, wind out of the north and west at five. tomorrow morning, dress warmly, grab your sunglasses. the highs eventually make it into the lower to middle 50's with a good deal of sunshine by midday. then clouds later tomorrow afternoon into the evening, but it will stay dry from morning through noontime and into the evening. i'm more concerned. futurecast, 9 a.m. thursday, rush-hour fine. a lot of roads will be closed. be aware if you're getting up early to join "g with freshly updated looks at the traffic and the forecast. thinking in we are terms of the cloud cov

your show, mike.he is a good girl. >> how many partners has she had. >> ya. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes, mike. >> what about fellows, why is it on us women? >> that's right. there is what i was curious about. this study only was about women? >> different dynamic, relationship ruined, but guys, is it the same? is it the same die name i can, the same for both? >> if you sample all of the chocolates, why do you need to keep sam bling? >> you know what you like, flight. >> i got my sample out of the way years ago, and i'm totally happy dipping into the same box. >> ya. that's, ya, maybe that holds true. i don't know. i think perhaps, well, alex, is it the case? can we ask? how many partners have we had? >> ya, i'm going to -- i'm not going to. but i have heard though, my grandmother, mother, say oh, they have to play the field, you know, let them have their fun, so does that mean that doesn't hold true any more? >> the whole thing about getting it out of your system, never gets out of the system does it really

mike -- this is mike wallace. three apollost astronauts were trapped in a fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. gruss griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. the first american astronaut to go twice into space. edward white, 36 years old. the first american to walk in space. astronaut, roger chaffee, 31 years old, training or his first spaceflight scheduled for february twice first. these three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before assimilated liftoff when the fire hit at about 6:30 tonight. ,hey were inside the spaceship pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. a closed circuit television camera with relaying pictures of the astronauts on their back inside the spacecraft. wase was a flash and that it, according to a nasa spokesperson watching the television screen a few hundred yards away. the screen went blank and he said there was no communication from the astronauts. they died silently and apparently swiftly. their bodies ha

what is mike pence up to? >> reporter: you are seeing lawmakers coming in and this is the start of what they hope to be a funeral procession for the affordable care act, for obamacare. i don't want to go as far to say these are the last strikes, and they clearly want to dismantle the law. talking to lawmakers coming in this morning they note the irony of president obama starting off the term working with his own party and he is over talking to the democrats, and the irony is, mike pence, they are taking the same approach, and that is not being bipartisan when they are trying to dismantle. everybody acknowledges dismantling it is possible and what do you replace it with and how do you have all the moving pieces. and it's an attempt to get back on track after yesterday. you won't find a congressional lawmaker that will privately acknowledge that yesterday was a good day for them. they had a bit of a fumble and today's attempt to get back on the same page with their new ministtion. >> we will see how that works o

i don't think that's a record, mike, that can ever be broken, mike, do you agree with that? what do you think? but i will say that they said, it was very interesting, that donald trump took down the bust, the statue of dr. martin luther king. and it was right there. but there was a cameraman that was in front of it. so zeke, zeke from "time" magazine writes a story about, i took down -- i would never do that. because i have great respect for dr. martin luther king. but this is how dishonest the media is. now, big story, the retraction was like, where? was it a line or do they even bother putting it in. i only like to say that, because i love honesty. i like honest reporting. i will tell you, final time, although i will say it, when you let in your thousands of other people who have been trying to come in, because i am coming back, we're going to have to get you a larger room. we may have to get you a larger room. and maybe, maybe it will be built by somebody who knows how to build and we won't have columns. do you understand that? we get rid of the columns. but i just wanted

we are expecting to hear from mike pence and theresa may.n tomorrow for the president's first foreign visit. ahead of today's meeting in of the tweetsone this morning from the president said this -- an hour after that we came out from the mexican president announced he was not coming to the u.s. here's president trump's response this afternoon. the presidentp: of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. we have no choice. host: president trump from philadelphia this afternoon. we will have all of that speech later this afternoon and on www.c-span.org. bill on the republican line. caller: hi. my comment regarding trump is i knew he is a great guy. i as soon as i heard he was going to run i was going to vote for him. i did not pay any attention to the entire process of getting him where he is at now. hillary clinton was completely out of it. she is so far out i

first we were reporting he had selected mike pence. mike pence was in midtown manhattan.n him come out the car at the same time trump was still considering chris christie after offering the job to mike pence. i'll never forget when he announced he picked mike pence. we went to the ballroom at the hilton i believe and the song playing was "you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones which i could not believe they were playing that song and trump spoke for 20 minutes, for 20 minutes and then said this famous line, let's get back to mike and finally introduced him and governor mike pence came out and mike pence much luike kellyanne conway the deserve awards. they have been able to interpreter what donald trump says and they really have taken some of the brunt of this campaign because they have gone out there and have had to carry that message and stay on message during some very, very difficult times in this campaign. >> maybe the song was you may find sometimes you get what you need and he may have gotten what he needs in mike pence. there was a moment of cris

who walked in with mike pence? reince priebus, incoming chief of staff, kellyanne conway, senior adviser, but also the legislative affairs team for the next administration, the trump administration, all of which are very close with vice president-elect mike pence and also speaker ryan behind closed doors announcing today that mike pence will get office space on capitol hill. while they'll be talking with industry participants, the involvement of vice president-elect mike pence is going to be a fascinating thing to watch, because much of the legislative affairs team is tied to mike pence. mike pence getting his own office space on the hill. in terms of how things are going to operate here in the very complicated, complex process, mike pence is going to be somebody you need to watch very closely, carol. >> when all is said and done, phil, how will congress work? will they get things done? because the senate is controlled by republicans and the house. and you have a republican in the white house. will it work like a t

want to play don't talk into the mike and win $10? >> don't talk in the mike what does that mean?you just lost. don't talk into the mike and win $10. okay? >> okay. >> oh, too bad. you want to try again? >> all right, yeah. >> do you want to try again? >> what? >> see ya. don't talk into this mike and win $10. >> all right. >> no, you lost already. gimme the microphone! don't talk into this microphone and win $10, okay? you ready? i couldn't hear you. what's your name? >> tyler. >> game over. do you want to play don't talk into this mike and win $10? does that mean yes or no? would you like to play don't talk into this mike and win $10? >> yeah. oh. >> hi, don't talk into this microphone and win $10. >> what? >> you just lost it. >> oh. so you're not supposed to talk. >> the name of the game is don't talk into this microphone and win $10, okay? >> okay. >> you lost again. >> that sucks. >> don't talk into this mike and win $10. are you ready? you want to play? do you want to win? don't talk into the mike and you win $10. don't talk and you win. don't talk and you win. do you want

i want more of mike myers i want mike myers all day, all week, all month, all year long. [ cheers ] >have a book by mike myers. "canada." >> yes. >> jimmy: why did you write this book? what is it, a love letter to canada? >> it is a love letter to canada. canada is 150 years old this year. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's a big deal. >> and it's the sesquicentennial. that's what we call it. >> jimmy: that's great. >> it's catchy. [ light laughter ] and penguin random house asked me to write this book and it's my 53-year relationship with the country that i love. >> jimmy: look at this guy here. i mean, this is unmistakably mike myers. [ laughter and applause ] i mean, look at how cute. it's almost like wayne with garth's hair. [ laughter ] >> a little bit. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: it's a very cute boy. >> that wig is made of fine quality human hair. [ laughter ] and you can swim in it. you can swim in it. >> jimmy: you could swim with that wig on? that's fantastic. how old were you there? do you remember when this picture at all or you -- >> 21. >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ laughter ] you

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but mike was literally, i had a group before, we had nine different people? now, i must say i didn't mind canceling eight appointment, that wasn't the worst thing in the world, but i met him and i said, he is so good. number one in his class at west point. now, i know a lot about west point. took me one year. i'm a very person that very strongly believes in academics. in fact, every time i say i had an uncle who was a great professor at mit for 35 years who did a fantastic job in so many different ways academically, he was an academic genius. and be then they say, there's donald trump -- is donald trump an intellectual? trust me, i'm like a smart person. [laughter] and i recognized immediately. so he was number one at west point, and he was also essentially number one at harvard law school. and then he decided to go into the military. and he ran for congress. and everything he's done has been a home run. people like him, but much more importantly to me, everybody respects him. and when i told paul ryan that i wanted to do this, i would say he may be the only

admire most about mike, our friend, he really is the happy warrior. if any of you serve with him, which most of you have, you know he is fond of this proverb, so one rpens iron, person sharpens another. well, the vice president all of us. he makes all of us better. what a ds all of us privilege it is to serve this a criticalry at such hour in her history. we are so grateful for him being today. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the vice the united states. [applause] [applause] vice president

and that, really coming from mike mccarthy. just able to do so much. >> al: he gets them all lined up. and that pass is caught. and taken down is ebron. and he stays inbounds. that keeps the clock rolling. >> cris: dom capers has a magic wand. how he has this to 17 points with who he has left in his holster, i have no idea. >> al: fires. that's caught, in green bay territory goes ebron. they hit the tight end again. ball is at the 45 yard line. before the two-minute warning to take advantage of it. stafford will step up and throw. that's over the mid. and you have tate going to the 21 yard line. and that comes with a two-minute warning at 1:57. so, tate exhausted. but he has the ball at the 21 yard line. 31-17. . ♪ oh, sunday night >> al: detroit's very own mike tirico is here. and will unveil the entire playoff schedule for next weekend. michele on the field with the stars of the game. and we'll take a look ahead to wild card weekend. now, as far as the afc is concerned, we know what's happening there, in terms of the match-up

mike and alex? >> how about that? >> back to school. >> back to school. >> even for philadelphia schools. >> that's right. >> in general. >> 6:08. well, it seems like vice president joe biden has no plans to slow down after his time at the white house is over in what 16 days. >> but he was overheard during a senate swearing in, talking about his new job. a position that could be based right here in our area. >> yes. it was a hot mike, we call it. he likes swearing in congress people. likes to chat with their families. so the hot mike recorded him saying he plans to start abide entrust to aid his cancer fighting campaign. the project will be partially based at the university of pennsylvania right here in philly. biden's comments about his future well were made in a one-on-one conversation yesterday. he did not appear to be aware the microphone was on, even though the microphone was on. all day. >> and he's been swearing in people all day. >> yes. >> so, he knows they put it on him. >> looks like he may be spending time

mike is army strong. he graduated at the top of his class at west point and then served as a calvary officer patrolling the iron curtain before the fall of the berlin wall. after completing his military service, mike attended harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review. because he is an attorney, mike understands the law, as emphasized by my distinguished colleague from california, a long-serving member of the intelligence committee, senator feinstein. and aside from the many questions posed to congressman pompeo, this is the salient point -- he will respect the limitations we have placed on our intelligence services, and he will preserve our constitutional values. after practicing law, mike returned to his mother's roots in south central kansas, running several very successful businesses in wichita before making the decision to run for congress in 2010. mike came to washington with a strong desire to serve the people of the fourth district. ready for a challenge, he sought a seat

>> good day everybody, it is wednesday. >> mike, mike, mike. >> i'm going to try something new. >> whatnue $20 bill f somebody gives me a vente skinny vanilla latte, and bridges it to fourth and market. >> no. >> i have a 20. >> rea

vice president elect mike pence, not elect, excuse me, vice president mike penned, has a big smile ona. you can see the big smiles on their faces, too. they're looking into the reviewing mike pence just gave them the two thumbs-up. got a big wave from the president, donald trump, as well. you can see the smiles on their face, as each of them look to the left, to say hello. >> and i'm getting the sense that some in the crowd are also from indianna. because every time these indianna groups go by, a very loud cheer. so perhaps -- >> the indianna people are just entheusiastic. >> there you go. (laughing). >> four thumbs-up from vice president mike pence. >> awe. >> (music playing). >> i'm sure hopeful, i'm sure you heard the announcer there, they said this one, mr. vice president is for you, the columbus north high school marching band from columbus, indianna. that is the vice president as >> so you can certainly understanded the entheusiasm from him, and his wife, karen, as they welcome the sound of north band, from indianna. what a special moment this has to be for the vice president, t

>> mike jerrick was co host of juliett hud i of the morning program with mike and juliett. >> are young upgrade her. >> isn't this the ten year anniversary of that show. >> she has got old news, because i have not done anything else. >> so what are you doing now? what are we chopped liver. >> at least you have something , she doesn't even know who i am well, you have to do something nuts. >> why not. >> get arrested or something then she will know you. >> all right, i'm on it. >> see you tomorrow. >> bye, lauren. >> bye, guys. >> we will get back to this story because people are asking on twitter, what was going on in west philadelphia, this big brawl, in the streets , the cops show up, what caused it, why was one child here dragged by her hair into a squad car? we are trying to get some results. waiting on richard ross to show up at the round house. gah! look at us. we're rapidly losing credibility as handymen. mom washed our clothes. one wash with tide pods and we're right back where we started. we look like catalogue models! who trusts a clean handyman anyway? yeah! turns out it wa

, they should let our mike do it and is there weekend promo.ou can see where we are. mega bus stop here down the street from 30th street station. this is where average person, who canned avert acela express dining car that mike takes to new york every friday at 12:15 , by the way if you don't get that first seat i learn from the protesters it is 35 bucks from philly to d.c. on the mega bus. but we met people, going to d.c. on a mega day excursion. these people flew from denver, overnight, on american airlines to the hub in philadelphia, then septa train to 30th street station and then walk down the street here to get on the mega bus and they are going back tonight you will hear from them right now. >> i feel like nothing will ever change if you don't actually do it. sit at home no one knows you are complaining. >> reporter: people will find it amazing you flew from denver to philadelphia to catch a bus to d.c. just to protest. >> yeah, i guess so. it has been a tiring journey but it is worth it to come see nation's capitol. we have a new presid

and mike pence, vice president-elect will speak shortly.is supposed to talk about trump admin min stra trump administration plans. we will have it for you live once it gets under way. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the mayors president and oklahoma city mayor n, nick cor et. >> thank you for your patients. it is my honor to introduce the man who in just four days will be announced president of the united states. he has recently served as governor of i gove

. >> mike, thank you very much. we're also talking about breaking news in the south where we have confirmed in the last 10 or 15 minutes a pedestrian was hit by a car. it happened on center is and actually road. we are trying to get more information. kris sanchez is almost there. she will gather the latest information and bring you a live report coming up very soon. >>> 5:02. niles canyon road is closed as the seven for a missing 18-year-old woman continues. she crashed her car this weekend and still hasn't been found. >> just trying to get closure for that family. bob redell has been closely monitoring the story for us. there have been new developments in the search you found out about yesterday. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the alameda county sheriff's office believe they have found this young woman's sedan. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow caused by the recent rain. divers might be able to retrieve the car later this morning. a drone is hovering over rapids. th

, new dah dah, mike halpern.hat is his name? >> james. >> he is a little guy. >> he is perfect. >> that is what happens. >> thank you, karen. >>> also with us is msnbc political analyst elise jordan and joining the conversation is the cofounder of axios, mike allen. big day today? >> we flipped the switch. axios.com went live this morning. >> get out. >> all 50 of our clelolleagues arlington are working it. >> i love it. today is the day. president and ceo of the aspen institute, best selling author walter isaacson joins us. good to see you, walter. thank you for being on. >> thank you. congratulations to mark and to mike. >> exactly. both having babies of their own! also with us is pulitzer price winning reporter and associate editor of "the washington post," david marinis is joining us as well. packed house today, joe. >> first of all, walter, we want to let you know we have been certainly thinking about you. >> thank you. >> we are deeply moved about your words about your father and his passing. tell all of ou

mike, kari, thank you very much. a follow-up on the pg&e criminal case after the deadly san bruno blast. the utility was sentenced to pay the maximum fine of $3 million. this had a lot more than just the money yesterday. pg&e was ordered to run a three-month-long advertising campaign publicizing its criminal conviction on tv. she lost her husband and she feels the ruling is fair. >> i thought the judgment was strong. but you know what, it is never enough because i can never get my family back. >> the utility also needs to perform 10,000 hours of community service. that was also part of the sentencing. we should note back in 2015, they had a record $1.6 billion penalty on pg&e. >>> the idea to establish california as a separate nation is apparently taking its first real step forward. ever since the presidential election there's been a push by some californians to start a new nation. many experts say the whole idea is a long shot at best, but it hasn't stopped supporters who have now submitted a proposal that would nee

with you, mike.e. >> why not. let's do weather first anderst d we'll talk which is actually winding downd here in and d.c. t the worst wrt of it came through about anughon hour, hour and a half ago. ag quick burst of heavy snow it'sws what put down all of theth accumulation you'll see. mostly on the grassy surfaces. generally wet roads around the immediate d.c. metro area. ar. first round is light snow justst about to push out of thet to puu region and maybe a little bitli heavy snow still left downeftdon across portions of lower lower southern maryland.sorn mar more details on the weather in e a bit but now let's do traffictc with erin como. >> 5:02. seeing a lot of heavier snower s in the area of fredericksburg,d, virginia around the marinethe corps base, 95 northbound arthb crash after the marine corpscorp base it's in the express lanes blocking the right lane.king tht you're seeing green for the most part paw volume is still sl light but trust me you want tono slow it down and use caution cun thi

president obama and vice president mike pence meeting. phil mattingly live from capitol hill to tell us more. hi, phil. >> reporter: hey, carol. this is the opening pitch, if you will, the second day of congress, a congress that republicans have made very clear repealing the affordable care act is goal number one. they actually already started the process of it yesterday in the u.s. senate. when you talk to aids really on both sides of the aisle that will be involve with these meetings, they say the meetings aren't deep strategy sessions or even in the weeds policy discussions. what they're trying to figure out is how to approach this really massive undertaking that both will go so. the republican side trying to repeal and replace, the democratic side trying to stop that from happening. there are splits on both sides on how to handle the way for ward. most notably, on the republican side, how to relays the law they're trying to repeal quickly. those are important dynamics to keep an eye on. what you're going to see from mike pence is to r

but look at this beret. >> mike, you really do have proof. you see this mike? >> thank you, girls.ng your cookies. >> is that the new smors? that is it right there? >> that's it are the there. >> is it good? >> yes. >> let me try one of those. >> but either way, mike, we all did a great job. thank you ladies for showing us this is the proper way to do it. thank you, jen, back to you. >> okay, we are going high brow. it is time for the inaugural gallup. all the polls. what will mrs. trump bewaring? we will tell you what we predict right after the break. >> after a couple of cloudy and rainy days, here's what you expect. sunshine returning, rest of the day today, anyway, and probably the very first part of tomorrow. then, we get into this unsettled weather pattern, just in time for the weekend. oh, there is another plane taking off. anyway, temperatures will be above average, throughout the seven day forecast, really, it is temperature of 44 degrees at the airport right now. forty in lancaster, 34 mount pocono. 40 degrees in atlantic city. forty-four in dover, delaware. high of 53 to

mike: we like u.s.ities and inancials we think the oil prices move higher and better oil prices feed into better performance for energy producing stocks as well. outside of that, if the dollar continues to strengthen against the yen, that's supportive for japanese equities. on a japanese basis we like equities as well. francine: thank you very much. global market strategist at marcus ashworth. up next, could you get exporters heading for choppy waters. we'll talk brexit, manufacturing and the future of the high end marine luxury industry with the yachtmaker sun based international. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back. sebastian: lloyd banking group, he sells have sold off and lloyd's received $25.billion bail out in the wake of the 2008 crisis. the f.b.i. has arrested a former volkswagen executive who faces fraud. according to the "new york times" citing two people with knowledge of the arrest and aid oliver schmidt to led in 2014 to march 2015 is expected to be arraigned today. the paper said the d.a.j.

mike: mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. kimberly: she will make a lot more in tips now. the outcome of a special election will determine control of the virginia senate. two of thes win three seats, they would take control of the chamber the tiebreaker. tuesday's election will replace lawmakers elected to congress in november. and the virginia general assembly convenes wednesday afternoon. it will be the last of governor terry mcauliffe's term. top of the agenda, filling the 1.5 l.a. another shortfall in the state's two-year budget. more than 1000 bills are expected to be filed before wednesday, including a bill banning hand-held cell phones while driving. maryland lawmakers also meet wednesday, filling the budget shortfall topping their agenda. they will consider proposals for mandatory paid sick leave and a ban or extended moratorium on fracking. governor larry hogan and democrats are expected to clash over proposed repeal of the so-called roadkill law that sets rules on funding transportation projects. a crime alert and prince george's county, a man was shot and a ho t