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mike rowe, thank you for joining us. >> tucker, congratulations.ook at me and you on prime tim time. >> tucker: i think it goes without saying, it's a good thing. it's good when american jobs are saved. but you are already seeing a backlash against this. people saying well what about the mexican citizens who would've worked at those plants in mexico? how should we feel about this? >> i feel pretty good. look, it's not just jobs. when i say that, i don't mean to minimize it at all's. all. there something larger at work here. it has to do with our identity. what it feels like when we are actually making things as a country. you know, people ask me all the time about dirty jobs. the lesson was, the value that comes from you know, getting your hands on a thing and always knowing how you are doing because you are a part of some sort of process, on a micro level, that was the case for me. on a macro level, for the country, it's just important for us to collectively feel like we are making something. >> tucker: so a manufacturing job even while, let's say

now i want to hear from mike rowe.ect donald trump putting companies on notice at his first press conference in months. outsource? at your own peril. >> there will be a major border tax on these companies that are leaving and getting away with murder. steve: so far donald trump successfully convinced a number of corporations including ford and carrier to keep jobs here in the united states. that's good news right, or is it? here with reaction and t show star and host of podcast, mike rowe. joining us from fox 35 in orlando. good morning. >> how are you steve? steve: i'm okay. what do you make of donald trump saying, companies, i'm not going to toll you what to do, but if you leave, go to another country, there will be a bigrd boor tax. >> sounds like he is serious to me. look, i said it in a couple of ways. i truly believe you can't underestimate impact and morale of country and digging back to making things again. steve: sure. >> it's very, very good but i do think that maybe it doesn't make perfect sense to penalize

and if most of them trigger warnings, mike row aggression, save spaces, say what? it's not an issue at all. people have not heard those words. the times ran a story about la a guardia community college in the wake of the leakses and all the trauma and safe space discussions, it was totally absent from la guardia. people were just trying to get through the day, take care of kids, pay tuition, i had toronto freedom. no-has silenced me. okay? as historian especially to call what is happening mccarthy. i find an insult to the suffering that happened under mccarthy. however there was an narrowing of debate and discussion on our campuses, especially our elite ones. and there's very good survey literature that documents this. so, they do studies where they ask students, is it safe to hold unpopular opinions on this cam us? and at the elite schools, a declining fraction of kids say, yes, through college. that can't be good. so, as you go through college, fewer and fewer students say, yes, it's safe to hole unpopular opinions. and when i was researching this book, frankly,

territories which include guam, puerto rico, as well is think the compact nations, marshall islands and mike row knee should. you said you support all of the above in terms of energy, which sounds great except that in all of the above, what is happened is that the fossil fuel size of energy has gotten a lot of support over decades. so i hope when you saw all of the above, you will also be committed to providing more resources and support, particularly r & d for alternative and renewables aside from or in addition toesle fuels we need to have a more level playing field for policy that truly respect support for all of the above. >> i've always been a strong proponent for research and development of different technologies, different inknow vacations, disopportunities, and in this complete spectrum of the energy, to include looking at traditional sources to make sure we're better at doing that. certainly horizontal drilling, fracking. when it come otherwise of the test tube and into fielding energy needs to be affordable, reliable and abundant. >> when you look 100 years in the future and recognize

row? >> mike pence has shown he defers to donald trump when asked about any number of things.e really will give donald trump pretty much all credit for anything that happens in the government, anything positive that happens. in some ways if he continues to be deferial to donald trump. there is jarrod kushner who has family ties and super close to him and steve bannon and others that will be vying for that attention. it will be interesting to see how much power mike pence has once behind closed doors. >> between the inaugural parade and the inaugural balls the president signed an executive order on health care, directing the secretary for health and human services than heads of all executive departments to use all of their authority and discretion available to them "to wave, defer, grant exemptions from or delay the implementation of any provision of the affordable care act, especially any provision that will impose a fiscal burden, as this executive order, any cost, fee, tax penalty or regulatory burden on individuals, families, health insurers, health care providers, makers o

march for life kers every year to mark the anniversary of the 1973 rowe versus wade. mike pence became the highest ranking official to appear at the march >> because of all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this across the nation life is winning again. in america. >> with the new republican president and republican majorities in congress, abortion rights opponents say they're feeling political momentum. president trump promised to opponent an anti-abortion judge to fill vacancy. that announcement is expected next week >>> prosecutors office says it will not pursue charges against chris christie in the bridgegate case. steps from a crime complaint filed against the governor by a firefighter. two of his former aids were convicted in federal court in november but he's denied any wrongdoing. his office released a statement calling the complaint an injustice against the governor. >> new tonight, hollywood comes to center city. you are looking at a big movie shoot on jfk boulevard generating excitement. natasha brown is downtown with more on what's

row. donald and melania trump, they will sit inbetween baron, and evan a trump, and her husband, and to the right of your screen there, vice president mikeow. >> and it will officially begin. >> i don't know if you can hear, but very loud cheers from those here in the reviewing or in the bleachers. very loud cheers for the new president. >> donald trump is waiving to the crowd, waving to the glass. directly across from him, we are in what we have said earlier the best seat in the house, directly across from him. but there are people who are sitting in the stands, in bleachers directly across from him. and he was waiving at them short time ago. giving them the thumbs-up. baron is now waving at them. every someone sort of moving into place. and even though we've been showing you many of the groups that are marching in this parade, the crowd, they'll be marching right down here in front of this viewing stand. the president will get to review >> the parade itself continues. it is going on. there is a nice wave there. >> the crowd is now chanting baron, baron. >> are they chanting baron? >> they're chanting baron, yes. that was a chant for ba

march for life kers every year to mark the anniversary of the 1973 rowe versus wade. mike pence became the highest ranking official to appear at the march >> because of all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this across the nation life is winning again. in america. >> with the new republican president and republican majorities in congress, abortion rights opponents say they're feeling political momentum. president trump promised to opponent an anti-abortion judge to fill vacancy. that announcement is expected next week >>> prosecutors office says it will not pursue charges against chris christie in the bridgegate case. steps from a crime complaint filed against the governor by a firefighter. two of his former aids were convicted in federal court in november but he's denied any wrongdoing. his office released a statement calling the complaint an injustice against the governor. >> new tonight, hollywood comes to center city. you are looking at a big movie shoot on jfk boulevard generating excitement. natasha brown is downtown with more on what's

manchester united are on the march — 6 in a row for them but they are still 6th. and mighty mike van gerwen is world champion once again. good evening. the premier league has been almost non stop for the past week or so. six more matches today. second placed liverpool could have closed the gap on chelsea to 3 points, with a win at sunderland, but they could only draw. they twice took the lead through daniel sturridge and then sadio mane at the stadium of light but twice jermain defoe equalised from the penalty spot. they are still in the relegation zone butjust one point off saftey they are still in the relegation zone butjust one point off safety liverpool are still second but if chelsea beat spurs on wednesday they could stretch their lead to 8 points. you need a little bit of luck. i thought when you work so hard, maybe you deserve but maybe they deserved it. it does not feel too good, of course. it is a little bit of coincidence in situation like this. we matched their energy and we deserved it. we played against a good team and we hung in when we had to. we had big chances a

rodgers, the seventh game in a row without an interception. >> al: right. so, mikeccarthy, super bowl champion in '10, eight-straight years to the playoffs. 3-3, at home. next week, 4-4, away. this guy has had more gut-wrenching playoff defeats than anybody. he has lost five playoff games. five. on the last play of the game. in regulation or overtime. i mean, you go through the litany. the giants beat them in overtime in '07. cardinals beat them in 51-45 in o.t. 49ers won the game on the final play, wild card 13. hawks beat them, overtime in the nfc championship game. and last year, we were there, when larry fitzgerald caught that touchdown pass after a hail mary by rodgers had sent the game into overtime in arizona. >> cris: there were people coming after his job halfway through the season. and he probably had the best way of describing it. he said, you know, we keep stats on everything, including some of those articles that were written. we have all those filed away, too. >> al: always good to have a list. >> cris: uh-huh. >> al: by the way, mccarthy was out on th

. >> senator durbin, james mattis, rex tillerson, mike pompeo, all three in a row, much more aligned with the mainstream of american political opinion and intelligence opinion on the actions of russia. does it hearten you that they disagree with president-elect trump and seem to be taking this russian threat more seriously? >> they're comments are much more accurate and sober and reflective than the tweets we're receiving from the president-elect. let's be clear, his comments about putin and russia aren't in the world of reality. these cabinet nominees are being much more specific because they have individual knowledge about it. they've been briefed on it. i hope the president-elect will finally sit down -- he's had one -- but have more intelligence briefings so he understands this real threat to the united states. >> senator dick durbin, always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> atmy moment now the house is set to vote on that key budget resolution we've been talking to you about that will pave the way for the repeal of obamacare. msnbc's kasie hu

mike pence, tweeting this photo of them inside the church in the front row. at the same time, president obama's final moments in the oval office. seen through the window, leaving a letter for his successor. 9:42, the president-elect's motorcade arrives at the white house. a glimpse of what appears to be a tiffany box inside. a gift for the departing president and first lady. president obama with a greeting. >> mr. president-elect. how are you? >> reporter: a handshake. and then a kiss for michelle obama. >> congratulations. >> melania trump presenting that blue box. a gift from tiffany's. president obama reminding them their photo is next. >> you go right here. melania, you can go on the other side. >> arranging their order. >> no, no, hold on. i'm always on the left. soon you will be. >> a smile and a wave before entering the white house for coffee. tradition. two families on the morning of the inauguration. at the capitol, guests arriving. president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. the bush family did not support donald trump. the former pre

mike: if you believed what the characters were doing was bad or stupid, you would not want to watch it. in row wife -- in real life, i like these guys and you want to reach for them -- root for them. announcer: monday night on the communicators, carnegie melon university professor, the author of the book "streaming, sharing, dealing" talks about the impact of the data on the book and movie interest. he also talks about how companies like netflix, amazon, and google accumulate data on consumer preferences and use it to transform and is. -- transparent industry. that it wouldhink give you an advantage and you can see where the industry is now going. announcer: watch the communicators monday night at eight eastern on c-span. >> the new congress starts tuesday. watch all of the opening day events and activities on c-span. we are live from the u.s. capitol starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you'll meet new representatives and hear from returning members. the house gavels in at noon. opening day business includes the election of the house speaker, his address to the whole house, and later, debate and a

showed up hours before the event began so they could get a front row spot to hear the vice president. >> my favorite vice president, mike pence. >> can you imagine that it took 44 years for a vice president of the united states to understand, areate the value of life? >> reporter: security to get into the rally was tight because of the vice president, but that didn't deer pouring in. also speakingod am pro-life. >> reporter: despite the proabortion supporters. this man, like many we spoke with, was inspired by the vice president appearing in person. >> impressive. i think the movement is in the right direction now. >> reporter: while the crowd was large here, particularly on the washington monument grounds, the crowds were also very peaceful. reporting from the 44th annual march for life, mark news4. >>> and all day we've seen people sharing moments from the march on social media. we encourage you to share your moments from the rally and the march. use the hashtag nbc 4 d.c. and we may feature your post online or on air >>> in the past few minutes president trump attends a swea vetting on the campaign trail. it's an eff

our evening rush hour, and of course all of the septa buses detoured as these row tests are on the move this have afternoon. mike and alex, back over to you. >> 6:03 on this inauguration day. inauguration events kicked off last night in washington with the make america great again concert at lincoln memorial. toby teeth, three doors down and others performed. it was tapped off with a huge tire works display over the memorial. afterwards donald trump spoke at a vip dinner. >> tomorrow we have a speech, probably around 12:00 o'clock. the it may rain, it may not rain, i don't care, it doesn't matter. i mean the truth is, if it really pours, that is okay, because people will realize, it is my real hair and that is okay. >> that that is a pretty good line. >> thousands did take to the streets of d.c., yesterday, to protest, president-elect trump , the crowds were chanting, and started fires in the streets of some locations, protests, were seen in cities across the country, and moore are expected today, for sure. >>> and while some oppose the new administration, hundreds of thousands of visitors are going to washingto

row. michael stewart, ellen, and then go back to, yeah. >> thank you, mike kov with yahoo news. on the question john was asking you about, i want to ask you specific questions about the december 29th sanctions, which some have said was not sufficiently robust given the provocation. you sanctioned the sfb and gbu as entities and you sanctioned, i think, four top gru officials. none of whom actually come to the united states and none have assets. and long time associated. and some in 2015. can you give us some insight into why you would, if you really wanted to send a message to putin, you would not put on the list and also the thinking about having invited him to the summit in 2015 and in retrospect, did you send the wrong signal? >> so you and the rest of the reporters in the room, not going to talk about what sanctions made and what might be made in the future. there's always a tension though and it's been prevalent in the entire discussion of imposing sanctions and in particular, when we're talking about nation states and also keeping open, doing so in a way that keeps open en

mike bushell. johanna konta's australian challenges gathering serious momentum after she won her eighth match in a rowshe would potentially face serena williams in the quarterfinals. she has been in brilliant form, winning the title in syd ney brilliant form, winning the title in sydney in the build—up to the big grand slam in melbourne, and caroline wozniacki had no answer. johanna konta cruised to the eighth straight win. she will play ekaterina makarova in the fourth round. i am very happy with the level i was able to maintain throughout that match, and from the get go, i knew that she was not going to give it to me. caroline is the kind of player who will make her opponent earn any point against her, so opponent earn any point against her, soi opponent earn any point against her, so i knew that and ifelt opponent earn any point against her, so i knew that and i felt that i committed to the way i wanted to play, and i had trust in that, even if it sometimes wasn't going to work, it was going to bring opportunities, and i am happy it did today. johanna konta is on course to meet serena williams in a

row but after this, time for a night's sleep. hull city have appointed the former sporting lisbon and 0lympiakos coach marco silva as their new manager. he replaces mike was sacked by the club on tuesday. silva, nicknamed "mini mourinho" because of his roots in portuguese football, is young, at 39, but has already enjoyed several high profile appointments, having led the greek side 0lympiacos to the title last season. speaking to the club website, he said the aim was for the side to stay in the premier league. at the moment, our position is bad. at the moment, our position is bad. at the moment, our position is bad. at the moment, our performances and results are not the best. it is important that we change the situation. we have a busy week. after a busy month. we have to change things and we are confident and with confidence, we will improve things in the organisation, in our concentration, many times. the players know this. they are smart. i know this, and i pass this on to the players. and then, i believe, vickers if i don't believe, i would not be here. i believe that we can help whole city to remain in the premier league. and we were told that h

all best wishes for bob dole there on the back row. mike emanuel is up on the capitol steps.ent, president obama, former president joe biden stopping and greeting former senator bob dole, once the republican nominee for president. now in his aging years. touching moment of bipartisanship. we saw hillary clinton and former president clinton going up the steps behind me just in that direction and being greeted by republicans and democrats. so you see some folks some leader types who have taken the approach clearly that this is much more than being about one man. the visuals are quite powerful. obviously during some of the speeches we heard senator chuck shumer speaking and the trump supporters did not love everything they heard. we heard some boos when the new president was taking the earth. we heard some boos and some jeering. some signs, hangover from a very very difficult presidential campaign. >> certainly there was an alternate oath being screened by some in the crowd. there's a lot you haven't seen. we'll get to that in due time. helicopter that you saw on the right-hand

row? >> i think we expect it to continue in that mike pence has shown that he really defers to donald trumphen asked about any number of things. and he really will i think give donald trump pretty much all credit for anything that happens in the government, anything positive that happens. so i think in some ways if he continues to be deferential to donald trump there's that. but i should add there's so many competing people. jared kushner who obviously has family ties and is super close to him. but then you also have steve bannon and the others that are going to be i guess vying for that attention. i think it's going to be really interesting to see how much power mike pence actually has once there behind closed doors. >> between the inaugural parade and the inaugural balls the president signed an executive order on health care, directing the secretary for health and human services and the heads of all executive departments to use all of their authority and discretion available to them "to waive, defer, grant exemptions from or delay the implementation of any provision of the affordable care

mike mibach. gasia, we lost four in a row.elt like i had to say something. >> perfectly justified. >> the streak is over there. >> there you go. let's talk about the wet streak that we're picking up tomorrow. >> fog for this morning. tomorrow afternoon, it looks like moderate to heavy rain for some. today is our last dry day. we will get a break or two the next couple of days. but three systems are coming in. hues galore. i know. there were many oranges and pinks this morning on the sunrise, especially the fog and haze in the air made for a beautiful sunrise. jake red sky at night sailor's delight red sky in the morning sailors take warning. is there a storm coming? yes. wind advisory for us. our system is on the way for tomorrow. rain kicks in for the evening commute tomorrow. up north, it will be earlier for that. bay area, tomorrow afternoon. it looks like another wet pattern kicking in. three systems for sure. maybe three and a half. 30s and 40s on your temps. that easterly breeze should turn more southeast as the wind beg

row of more sunshine in the bay area. >> i have a clear shot of a clogged westbound 80. we'll talk about what's going on back at the toll plaza. >>> thank you, mike. plus, the search continues this morning for a missing driver. the reason officials need to stop water flowing from bay area reservoirs to do it. the rain is moving out-- but you could still be in for a dicey >>> all right. just some lingering showers left this morning. vianey is calling them stragglers. but the rain generally speaking is moving out. slick roadways you might find when you head out this morning. >>> and as the storm clouds clear, the damage left behind. governor brown declares a state of emergency. >>> first responders believe they found an 18-year-old driver's car here in the alameda creek. the impact it will have on drives. you're watching todayed in the bay. >>> tuesday morning. you made it through your monday, rainy morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. how about change the tempo tuesday.

row off to play the atlanta falcons. bend it like beckham. back to the right and right through. mike mccarthy is excited. packers red hot and have won eight in a row. a tough game coming up against the atlanta falcons and afc, pittsburgh steelers and kansas city chiefs and steelers win without scoring a touchdown. six field goals but they'll have to find the end zone. coming up next, tom brady and the new england patriots on the road. >> you're pretty good calling sports like that. >> my first time ever doing highlights. >> let's go back to ginger with flooding in texas. >> the flash flooding, the pictures on the highways covered in water in dallas, texas, well, now the storm obviously moving east and the jet stream going to allow a lot of mild air to folks who haven't seen it for awhile. - rain for inauguration? today: cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-46 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: se 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with showers. milder. highs: 52-57 winds: sw 5-10 mph exclusive, the man who raised a young girl for 18 years believing she was his own daughter, now he's opening up after learning

row off to play the atlanta falcons. bend it like beckham. back to the right and right through. mike mccarthy is excited. packers red hot and have won eight in a row. a tough game coming up against the atlanta falcons and afc, pittsburgh steelers and kansas city chiefs and steelers win without scoring a touchdown. six field goals but they'll have to find the end zone. coming up next, tom brady and the new england patriots on the road. >> you're pretty good calling sports like that. >> my first time ever doing highlights. >> let's go back to ginger with flooding in texas. >> the flash flooding, the pictures o covered in water in dallas, texas, the storm moving east and the jet stream will allow a lot of mild air for folks who have not seen it what i while. let's get to the select industries -- cities. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, bundle up when you head out. 28 degrees in philadelphia. in the teens in the lehigh valley. let's go outside, at least we have the bright sunshine and what a shot, gosh it's gorgeous, as we like live on sky6 live hd, sunshine rising, we'll a lot of it the first half of th

all best wishes for bob dole there on the back row. mike emanuel is up on the capitol steps.dole, once the republican nominee for president. now in his aging years. touching moment of bipartisanship. we saw hillary clinton and former president clinton going up the steps behind me just in that direction and being greeted by republicans and democrats. so you see some folks some leader types who have taken the approach clearly that this is much more than being about one man. the visuals are quite powerful. obviously during some of the speeches we heard senator chuck shumer speaking and the trump supporters did not love everything they heard. we heard some boos when the new president was taking the earth. we heard some boos and some jeering. some signs, hangover from a v very difficult presidential campaign. >> certainly there was an alternate oath being screened by some in the crowd. there's a lot you haven't seen. we'll get to that in due time. helicopter that you saw on the right-hand side of your screen was what we would until about 32 minutes ago have called marine one. it i

mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. hello. johanna konta's australian open challenge is gathering serious momentum after she won her eighth match in a rowif she can get through her next match, she would potentially face serena williams in the quarter—finals. konta's been in fantastic form this year, winning a title in sydney in the build up to the big grand slam in melbourne, and wozniacki simply had no answer to britain's number one. wozniacki, seeded i7, only managed to win four games, as konta cruised to an eighth straight victory. she'll now play ekaterina makarova in the fourth round. things got simplified for me today, andi things got simplified for me today, and i enjoyed trying to execute the plan. i really enjoy being out there. it was a really nice atmosphere on court today. there was atmosphere on court today. there was a lot of people. a lot of support, soi a lot of people. a lot of support, so i enjoyed the whole thing. it's a busy day of football with seven matches in the premier league. spurs and liverpool can narrow the gap on leaders chelsea. liverpool have already kicked off. they're hosting swansea at anfield. liverpo

mike pence who secretary james mattis and john kelly. earlier outside of the white house, the parade on pennsylvania avenue. the family gave son barron front rowany ten year old would love. picture of a country in decline. >> this american carnage stops right here, and stops right now. >> fuelled with campaigned-style nationalism. >> well will follow two rules buy americans and higher americans. >> he showed asking that they be honor withed applaud. >> there's nothing more i can say because i have a lot respect for those two people. >> reporter: that's executive ordbo omare trying take first step of repealing, that is limited in its power urging the agency that have involvement begin to dial things back. congress approve nominees for cabinet post. it expected he would visit cia as early as today. >> let's get to hallie jackson she live from the white house. that's where president trump expected to attend prayer service. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. president waking up in the white house for the first time. first thing heading here to the national cathedral for the prayer service where he will be joined by vice president mike th

mike. i didn't even plan this. polar plunge. >> yeah. >> look at the that. >> maybe you can to two in a row, sea isle on the 18th and come down to north wildwood on the 25th. >> yes. >> then you can go to karate school. >> they have a lot of snow here in north wildwood. this is deepest we have seen yet. look at these steps. give he your best guesstimate for how keep that is. >> that would be a 2 inches. >> yeah. >> it is still coming down. we will walk gingerly up these steps, we were here, greg and i a year ago. look at this. >> gorgeous. >> two monday in the row they have had a storm. look at that beach erosion. this is there last monday. now what is left of the beach, that cliff, it the is now coated with snow. but as ugly as the erosion is, look at where this dune grass is, with the snow on it, doesn't that look just lovely. ad hoc sign here, beach closed , due to construction. but the beach will be opened, for mike yearrick in sea isle city, a week from this weekend after the big super bowl weekend. we have another big weekend for mike. there is a look what you are diving into the lovely atlantic ocean in the wintertime.

mike santoli in for wilfred frost. if this doesn't say 1999, britney spears, i don't know. >> two days in a row we have invoked britneypears on the show. >> today it is throwback thursday, and we're throwing it back like it's 1999. the dow hit 10,000 in that year. "baby one more time" was a top ten hit. one of the best songs ever. >> even i remember that. >> yes. let's check in on the global markets. the strength continues for u.s. equity futures. we have a mini rally going on here. building on the record closes all around for yesterday. dow futures are up 46 points. s&p is up 2. nasdaq futures are up 13. global markets are going strong. building on what we saw in wall street yesterday. here's a look at the dow since the election of president trump. it's up about 9.5%. it's not just the dow. the index of small caps, the russell up more so since the election. s&p 500 is up about 6.5%, 7%. >> 7 plus. >> and the nasdaq up higher since then. it's broad and tech has joined the party. europe as well is in the green this morning building on 1% gains we saw in yesterday's session. german dax up a half percent. ftse in the uk

rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> tonight donald trump attending a dinner for his vice president elect mike pence. be called liberty and freedom and held in the space here, more than 30,000 people attending those two balls. a third ball called the a salute to our armed services ball will take place in the space here at the national building museum. about 2,500 servicemen and women and first responders are expected there. in less than 48 hours, those spaces will be utterly transformed. like president obama's first inaugural ball back in 2009, one of the most anticipated moments will be the first doonance. the obamas serenaded by beyonce in their first dance. earlier today i heard about the trumps' first dance. this is going to be the armed services ball. what's going to happen here? >> tights traditional hail to the chief ball and it's a tribute to the military, fist responders, the police, the firemen, and the significance is the place it's held in. this building was the original pensions billing so after the civil war in 1887, montgomery maintenan mains, the general quartermaster, who also did ar

row in australia. the people of saigon have just heard there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home! demonstrators waiting for miketh teargas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity which is believed by officials to have broken all records. this is bbc news, i'm gavin grey. the latest headlines: allegations in the gambia that millions of dollars could be missing from state coffers following the departure of long—time ruler yahya jammeh. a white house spokesman says the us is in the early stages of talks to move its embassy in israel tojerusalem. another effort to bring an end to syria's six—year—old war begins on monday in the kazakh capital, astana. for the first time, talks have been convened by russia and turkey, as well as iran. also for the fir

mike pence spoke at the march for life in washington. rally marked forty-fourth anniversary of the supreme court ruling, row verse weighed which legalize addings nationwide in january of 1973. one woman who rallied says the day was about compassion. >> care about human beings, we are caring about life but we are here to treat woman with compassion and in the confrontation and to have a clarity in our message that all lives hatter. >> organizers say natalie rally promotes texas bill to eliminate wrongful birth lawsuits in which parents claimed there is did not properly warn them of the risk of giving birth the to a child with serious diseases. >>> turning now to the eyewitness weather forecast, justin, what can we expect to take. i hear all eyes are on tomorrow morning. >> we're talking about snow. throwing out that s word. i'm not much of a snow lover, one shore day toward spring season and winter weather fans are like knock it off they want to see some snow. we will get some. southern half of the viewing area will see best chance, delaware, new jersey will get your shot. bad timing. coming after the morning commute tomorrow. we will talk

that's the second year in a row for the niners to fire their coach along with their general manager trent bulky. and the chargers dismissed mikeer san diego's 37-27 loss to the chiefs yesterday. san diego lost six games this year in which they led in the fourth quarter. >>> and in minneapolis, the vikings wrapped up their season with a 38-10 win over the bears. while that had no implications for the bulk, they witnessed something extra at u.s. bank stadium. activists dangling from the rafters unveiled a giant banner protesting the dakota pipeline. they reportedly intended to pressure the bank to fully divest from the company funding the construction. while the play was not halted, sections underneath the protesters were cleared. the two men came down after the game and were arrested. >> that's one way to make a statement. >> it is. the hollywood sign was better, though. >> the hollyweed, that is. how about my cowboys, though? that's what i'm excited about. >> the cowboys don't have an easy road. >> no, but they are there and i'm very happy about that. oh, thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, president-elect donald trump wishes a

row off to play the atlanta falcons. >> how to double bend it. >> yeah, double bend it. bend it like beckham. back to the right and right through. his head coach mikethy is excited. again, guys, the packers right now, red hot and have won in a row but they have a tough game coming up against the atlanta falcons and afc, atlanta falcons and afc, pittsburgh steelers and kansas city chiefs, 18-16, and the steelers win without scoring a touchdown. six field goals but they'll have to find the end zone. coming up next, tom brady and the new england patriots on the road. >> a big one. >> you're pretty good calling sports like that. >> i felt like a sports announcer. i know, it was my first time ever doing highlights. >> like you've done it before or something. >> let's go back to ginger with flooding in texas. >> the flash flooding, the pictures on the highways that were just covered in water in dallas, texas, well, now the storm obviously moving east and eventually the jet stream going to allow a lot of mild air to folks who haven't seen it for awhile. to the select cities now brought to you by cosequin. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mik

and the sharks win their sixth in a row, 4-3, sticking with south bay teams the 2017 san jose earthquakes are back to work trying to snap a four-year playoff drought. mikea. >> reporter: and there is two players on this roster that did not have to travel too far. >> san jose earthquakes from the university of california. >> i'm christian tieran, from the university of california berkeley. >> nick and christian are living a dream after four years career at cal, he was drafted in the third round. >> growing up it was always my dream to be a professional soccer player and i thank the earthquakes for drafting me and giving me the opportunity. i worked very hard to this point and look forward to going out there day in and day out and proving myself. >> nick, from castro valley, automatically gets a shot on the roster without being drafted. >> it makes a huge difference coming to the academy i was lucky enough to have the opportunity to play with the first team a little. and traveled to england, got used to it and knew what it took to play this level so then when the opportunity came this year i had it in the back of my mind kind after beforehand experience t

rowe price. invest with confidence. >> we're back now with a look at tonight's top stories. protesters gathered outside of vice-president elect mike pence chevy chase home in d.c.. marina >> and tony, mike pence showed up at home and secret service escorting him. a dinner party in the chevy chase neighborhood and tonightp this was the scene that they called a queer dance party outside and the groups saying we're queer, here and we'll dance and let's get ready to work it and show pencehomo transphobia is not okay in our country. >> and a company giving medical information to a complete stranger and she could lighten her workload. i spoke with a victim whose information was compromised and though director of inner city family services say they compromised clients a victim says no, not so. >> lauren. >>> a 68-year-old great-grandmother gunned down outside of of her southeast apartment building. take a look at surveillance video released today. it shows one m another and firing at him. vivian marrow and her wheelchair is hit by a bullet and she is shot and killed and a man chased by the gunman was shot and survived. he appears to be w

mike or jerrick in. >> they normally called you by your last name. jerrick. >> to this day, when i was a freshman, taking my latin class, father gleason, sitting in the front row, came up and with a latin book smack me across the back of my head. and i still to this day don't know what i was doing wrong. just sitting there. >> do you sometimes wake up in the middle of the night wondering? >> ya, what did dow? >> all of the future things, he knew that you were going to do. >> were you doodling? >> i was talking to a friend of mine in class, i wasn't supposed to be talking, and what was his name? the pe teacher. but also a priest. came up, and punch me right in my sternum. boom. as hard as he k it was rough. >> ya? >> that's why i can handle anything on this show. and i've been through hell and back. >> so dumb thing. i remember they used to tell us don't sleep with gum in your mouth, it would end up in your hair. >> did you have uneven part of your hair because you always had gum? >> try to get as much as you could, mom would normally have to cut it out with scissors. >> and the year book pictures were always great. >> hey, milky way, could you punch yourself u

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mike trout bromance continues. eagles quarterback taking the ball from zach ertz after zach scores a touchdown and gave it to the big baseball star who was sitting in the front rowhe has season tickets in the front row. in recent weeks they have gone hunting together so they have a nice little bromance going. >> one of the thing was the other sneaker. gift giving. >> i believe those seats, you know, they are softwares, they are $1,200 a game. >> 6:26. >> yeah. >> there is a story that broke around 1:00 this morning this delaware county pretty big fire, we have wonderful volunteer fire crews out there , knocked it down, one of our viewers took this video. >> um-hmm. >> plus a local man survives that massacre at a nightclub on new years eve, we will introduce to you jake rock, and what his brother tells us, could have helped save his life, thank god he had a cell phone on him more on this developing story after the break. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. ever

all of these row tests and demonstrations will impact our traffic flow, through the day, and especially the evening rush. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. welshing you are not forgotten anymore, that i can tell you. >> president-elect donald trump has started celebrating, last night he attended make america great again cons inert d.c., including performances from sam moore. >> sam moore was with the duo sam and dave is that the same, sam moore, i'm a soul man. >> i don't know about it going like that. >> soul man. >> i'm a soul man. >> is that the same sam moore? i guess it was. >> what are you talking about? >> no, the blues brothers was ripping off sam and dave. >> yes, it is the same sam moore. >> thank you. >> i'm a soul man... >> it is more like... i'm a soul man. sue says that is better. >> if ryan was any kind of row tuesdayer he would have this couped up. he is probably playing checkers or something. >> here you go. >> ♪ >> okay. >> yeah. >> look at lucy, lucy's rocking out. >> yes. >> look at how beautiful the sky looks today.

row and keep the consistency going we could be a good ball club. >> nice, thank you ducis. >>> there is a new urgent care center for people to utilize in center city. former eagle mikethers were on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony of the brand new center on the 1400 block of chestnut street. it supplies a wide range of treatments and physical exams. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. >>> a warm winter continues at least for a little bit longer. here is adam. >> seven days or more than that. nice as in warmer than average temperatures if you like it that way and wet as times as well. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan nothing going on at the present time. a lot of clouds today and a few breaks of sun early on in the day but the clouds really being stubb