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why don't we go to miriam or mim as i like to say, in new york. miriam. >> caller: hello, mr.ramer. how are you? >> i am good miriam, how about you? >> caller: i'm doing good. i want to know if i'm diversified. >> okay. you came to the right place. >> caller: i have ul tree ya, apple, bank of america, merck, and microsoft. >> oh, boy. now i am going to make a change here, okay? i think apple and mike oh soft, they are too much head to head. i'm going to say we have to change out microsoft. we're going to have to put in, let's see -- how about an oil? let's get a little juice here in the oil patch. i was listening to my friend talk earlier about global, which the o is oil. i like his thinking. schlumberger reports tomorrow. let schlumberger comes in. it always seems to sell off, and then you pull the trigger. take out microsoft and go to schlumberger. altria, i think is going to get a takeover bid. bank of america, we like the quarter very much. the stock is resting, ready to move. merck, yes. i'm not going to switch out of merck. i like drug stock. we made this change here. wo

>> we saw miriam over the weekend. was helping provide food for a celebration at our local synagogue. >> you have a whole interfaith community. it's muslim, jewish, christian, everybody there together all eating dinner -- you all break bread together. it's a beautiful experience. >> it is. the faith that we're looking for is the faith in humanity. you don't need to subscribe to any particular religion to join and participate in our events. we're looking for people to connect. >> lieutenant, what do you think the answer is here? >> well, the president needs to rescind the executive order. right now this is a moral failing on our part. it's not what america is all about. in fact, it's making us less safe. >> how so? we keep hearing that, it's making us less safe. obviously the terrorists don't care about executive orders. why do you think that this is actually heightening -- >> they do. it's a propaganda tool for them. they can use it to go back into their communities in syria and iraq and tell people in those communitie

is ambassador miriam schapiro. in ifs -- here to weigh ambassador miriam schapiro.much for joining us. already an extraordinary few days on the trade friend. what you make of these actions you have seen so far? guest: it has been quite a week. we are one week in now. i think the visit with prime minister may went very well for both the prime minister and the president. on the mexico front, things did not start off very well. we need a reset almost immediately. i think it is good news today that the two presidents have spoken and put out a statement and tried to calm the waters there. as someone -- scarlet: as someone who was privy to negotiations, do you take what trump says about the immigrants illegal commit or the wall, do take them literally or metaphorically? guest: what we need to focus on really is finding areas where we can work with mexico. tradingur closest partners, our southern border, and because of the last 20 years, along with canada, the relationship has integrated the economies. if we start a trade war with mexico, it will end up hurting the u.s. ec

it makes its first stop of the new year at the miriam theater.l be how to make a good friend. >> reporter: it's part of the kimmel center's discovery series which introduces children to the art of theater. >> it's similar to having a fun day of play. >> reporter: elephant and piggy we are in a play at the miriam theater january 21 with a special presentation for school students on the 20th. go to arts in philly.org. >>> queen elizabeth has been missing church because of a cold. well wishers feared for her as she arrived by car. she also a regular church goer, her appearance today is her first in public in several weeks. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two wake-up wraps for $3. enjoy two freshly-made oven-toasted wraps with bacon, sausage, or ham, and keep on all day. america runs on dunkin'. everybody, 7:55, oh, boy, 16 degrees out there. this is a live picture over atlantic city via the sky cam there. no snow, but as you know it is cold out there. >> not a good day for a polar bear plunge. >> reporter: i did one of those in chicago on a cold day,

. >> miriam has a lot to clean from 2016. >> about letting things go, and we have a lot of things to let good of for 2016. >> three, two, one! >> midnight came early at the lawrence science haul in berkeley with a ball drop. >> want to do something cool and this is an amaze energy for. she has recently gotten into balloons. >> the skies over san francisco's waterfront will pop with a dazzleing fireworks display. >> we have been checking the weather and looks like we'll be lucky. so should be pretty clear viewing area. >> reporter: itself you're coming out expect to pay a lot more for park buck 5 bucks at this lostthth lott. >> wire freezing. >> the family from brazil has high hopes for 2017. >> the new government and in america as well so let's hope to have a better play in the world for everyone. >> reporter: a simple wish. >> happy new year. >> reporter: in an san francisco, abc7 news. >> bat and caltrain will stenservice past midnight to bring homers in nears revelers. caltrain service will be free at 9:00. other transits will also provide free rides a 8:00 tonight until 5:00 new

. >> miriam has a lot to clean from 2016. >> about letting things go, and we have a lot of things to let good of for 2016. >> three, two, one! >> midnight came early at the lawrence science haul in berkeley with a ball drop. >> want to do something cool and this is an amaze energy for. she has recently gotten into balloons. >> the skies over san francisco's waterfront will pop with a dazzleing fireworks display. >> we have been checking the weather and looks like we'll be lucky. so should be pretty clear viewing area. >> reporter: itself you're coming out expect to pay a lot more for park buck 5 bucks at this lostthth lott. >> wire freezing. >> the family from brazil has high hopes for 2017. >> the new government and in america as well so let's hope to have a better play in the world for everyone. >> reporter: a simple wish. >> happy new year. >> reporter: in an san francisco, abc7 news. >> bat and caltrain will stenservice past midnight to bring homers in nears revelers. caltrain service will be free at 9:00. other transits will also provide free rides a 8:00 tonight until 5:00 new

. >> tambiÉn nos llegÓ la siete fotografÍa de miriam rosas de nuevo mÉxico.y le agradecemos mucho por estar viendo el noticiero ediciÓn digital. presentadora: tambiÉn esperamos que este muy bien de salud de la ex primera dama bÁrbara bush, que fue entregada por bronquitis en el mismo hospital de houston en el que se contra su esposo, el ex-presidente george bush. quien fue ingresado el dÍa sÁbado por diferentes problemas respiratorios. presentadora: la seÑora bush es tratada con antibiÓticos tras experimentar fatiga y tos. en tanto, el exmandatario se encuentra en condiciÓn estable. afortunadamente, son buenas noticias. presetnador: por otra parte, con otro bloqueo de su cuenta en twitter, esto ees bien extraÑo, a un joven cubano de 23 aÑos de edad por haberlo llamado "cheeto retrasado" en alusiÓn a su aspecto fÍsico. presetnadora: se asombrÓ de la decisiÓn tomada por el presidente electo, aunque reconociÓ que su actitud fue inmadura. presentador: ahÍ lo tenemos, precisamente, este tweet que le pasÓ el estudiante al presidente. demandan de repente tweets que

miriam es indocumentada y asegura que esta amenaza a los fondos de su ciudad no la llenÓ de miedo, sino apoyar la lucha. luz: durante la manifestaciÓn, la supervisora enviÓ un mensaje al presidente trump, diciendo que san francisco estÁ listo para pelear. >> en realidad, su poder es ilimitado. luz: el aÑo pasado como en el mes de mayo, la junta de supervisores vetÓ para aclarar las polÍticas de la ley santuario, donde se aclararÁ a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn si un indocumentado tiene delitos graves. en su discurso anual sobre el estado de las redes san francisco, podrÁ expandir un poco sobre las medidas que piensan tomar. leÓn: al mismo tiempo, la jefa de alguaciles del condado de san francisco emitiÓ un comunicado donde dice: "siempre hemos respaldado y siempre hemos respaldado la polÍtica de san francisco de ser una ciudad santuario". marÍa: dijo que los alguaciles de san francisco no comparten con la agencia ice informaciÓn sobre los detenidos. nuestra compaÑera beatriz ferrari nos acompaÑan el sur de la bahÍa donde unas organizaciones comunitarias anunciaron que unirÁn fuerzas p

carolina:estamos revisando las redes sociales presentan miriam dice que entiende que no estÁ ni bieny dice que no se queda atrÁs, muy serio. javier: y enhorabuena, marÍa espinoza hace lo suyo mirÁndonos en vivo. carolina: desde california a elÍas tambiÉn. son algunas de las miles que nos acompaÑan costa a costa quienes se suman a toda la gente linda, nuestros reporteros digitales por todo el paÍs. javier: bueno querida familia de noticias. carolina: sigamos con las noticias, esta semana en el marcÓ de la toma de posesión del presidente electo donald trump se esperan marchas en varias partes del paÍs una de las mÁs concurridas serÍa la marcha de mujeres de washington. javier: vÁmonos con el skype a travÉs de la red con paola mendoza directora artÍstica de este movimiento que conversÓ hace algunos momentos con nosotros. paola: estamos esperando por lo -200,000 personas. tambiÉn tenemos mÁs de 3000 marchas por todos lados de los estados unidos y tambiÉn en varios paÍses. carolina: cuando hablamos de una marcha de mujeres, no son solamente mujeres, quÉmensajes quieren ustedes mandar? p a

in dallas miriam yasin choked iack tears after her mother, a green card holder from syria, rds finally released after being detained for hours. >> it's sad. >> i'm not 100 percent happy. >> you don't ban certain countries. tourism can come from anywhere, any city. >> a student at southern methodist university osama alolabi is still waiting for the release of his parents. >> men are crying, women are crying. put yourself in our shoes. >> reporter: those tears were flowing at the international airport too, the hossein khoshbakhty brother was detained after arriving from iran. >> i don't know what to do he come to this country, and they do something like this. 20 years and my brother is-- do nothing wrong no prison, and i do nothing wrong. >> reporter: at jfk airport dr. suha abushamma of the cleveland clinic arrived in the u.s. with a passport from sudan. she was given a choice, leave voluntarily or face deportation which would prevent her from returning to the u.s. for five years. she boarded a flight for saudi arabia. >> the ban could also affect the academy awards. under the president

>> why don't we go to miriam or minimum mim as i like to say because my aunt's name is miriam. >> i love. i watch his show. buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell. >> speaking of teams, is there any chance that you could -- >> we'd just like to thank you. my son will be graduating this spring debt-free from college thanks to you. >> yes! yes! yes! whatthg-ed tryintorehicolee ughtmy crty, whatthg-ed tryintorehicolee rrtoeat igarn?wellcoulget fa ets u atha yrscsc direcye rsap eevaatt wt my pp c tim tuea sketba.ik wh s)whwh tuen e k e ta om stltthhamaer >>> when a company reports a great quarter, you don't just want a blowout. you want a road map for further blowouts. that's exactly what skyworks solutions gave you last night, which is how you get a stock to rally 10 bucks in one day or 13%. >> hallelujah. >> on a day dominated by trump's inauguration, it might be helpful to say a few words about the session's biggest gainer and how it came to be. one thing's for sure. it had nothing to do with washington. honestly. i don't know about you. i find that a welcome relief. if you don't know skyworks,

miriam martine with the group together we will san jose organized the protest. many people here say the united states is a country built by immigrants, and to ban one group is unamerican. the head of the evergreen islamic center was also at the protest. he talked about the impact trump's immigration policies are already having on silicon valley tech employees. >> i know of many muslims who are working for facebook, google and all that. they had scheduled a vacation, but they're not going out at all because they are afraid they won't be able to come back. >> reporter: others are here to protest the president's efforts to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. there were 200 people, as we mentioned, but everything was very peaceful out here. there were a lot of families. some protesters i talked to said that after they left this protest just a few minutes ago, they're going to head up to san francisco ask jond join the pro there. reporting live in san jose, ma rirks rianne favro, nbc news. >> we're waiting for rain in january. >> really amazing statistics as we

miriam webster reported a spike in searches for the definition of the term and cleared things up writingf information presented as having objective reality." some celebs had suggestions of their own. i remember once arguing alternative facts with my ex-girlfriend. it did not go well. and former 'n sync singer lance bass added, as a member of the back street boys i had a love child with betty white. we live now in a world of alternative facts. >> madonna facing backlash after controversial comments she made at the women's march in washington, watch. >> yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. but i know that this won't change anything. we cannot fall into despair. >> according to the gateway pundit, the secret service is investigating the pop icon for those remarks. madonna defended her comments on instagram writing, i am not a violent person, i do not promote violence, and it's important people hear and understand my speech in its entirety rather than one phrase taking widely out of context. she meant it figuratively we can assume. >> i reall

miriam webster told us they chose the word surreal as the word of the year for 2016.ecause the it describes so much of what we are seeing right now. i want to pick up on one of the things jeffrey said. about the technological disruption in the country we have assumed technology was a good thing. we embraced it. assumed it was propelling us forward. and that it would, perhaps, even though it was displaying jobs would make for a better society, better flow of information. i think we will question that on a lot of levels, because the of what it has done to democracy, certainly what it has done to the level of american discourse. as journalists we have to learn how to operate in a world where there is no longer a common set of facts. people -- get their news in such a way that it usually affirms or confirms everything that they already believe. we have some one who is about to occupy the oval office, who its -- dismissing many of the publications that we work or have worked for. is trying to bypass us and go to people. as we try to explain the surreal university. we find

miriam carreÑo viene acompaÑada de sus abuelitos, carmen y emily.ana: bueno, creo que los retos tambiÉn han sido de ellas hacia mÍ. karla: de aguantarla, doÑa carmen. carmen: no, es muy buena. adriana: yo pienso que la adaptaciÓn es darse cuenta que ahora nosotros somos los que cuidamos a ellos. ellas dicen: ¿te vas otra vez? ¿vas a seguir trabajando? pero quÉdate! yo tengo que trabajar! karla: esta pregunta va para ambas: ¿quÉ te ha dejado esta experiencia a ti? adriana: ya me vas a hacer llorar. mira, mi mamÁ es madre soltera, y ella trabajaba tres trabajos para a que yo pudiera tener lo que tengo. y yo soy muy trabajadora, pero se lo debo a mi mamÁ, porque yo la vi trabajando y luchando, y ella me mostrÓ eso. mi abuela, la de pelo blanco, hasta el Último dÍa que mi abuelo vivÍa, ella lo cuidÓ, lo baÑÓ, le ponÍa colonia. ella me enseÑÓ a ser esposa. y mi abuela, la del medio... ellas no se graduaron de la universidad, ellas no fueron el bachillerato. ella se graduÓ en la escuela de la vida, y ella tuvo ocho hijos, y todos son profesionales. ella t

my name is miriam pemberton. i'm a research fellow at the institute for policy studies here in washington. it's the oldest progressive multi-issue think tank in washington. i direct the peace economy transitions project. in the last session, i touched a bit on sort of supply and demand in the gun manufacturing market for police and the military and for individuals so i thought what i would just do, in just a brief couple of minutes, is run through what are the requirements for demilitarizing our economy because that's really what i work on. so there's two things you have to do. the first is you have got to move the money. maybe these are obvious things. it's not enough to cut the military budget. you really have to reinvest that money in the domestic economy to create a sort of demand pull for what economists call a demand pull for the economy to move and so things are not looking very good for cutting the military budget. we may as well say there's clearly going to be a big move to, you know, have a big military

. >>> next trending story, miriam webster seeing a spike in searches for the world emolument after donaldmp's press conference yesterday. the word used frequently by trump's lawyers means a payment or perk from one's office. it also got look-ups in november when trump's conflict of interests took center stage. >> they say the payments to trump's hotels do not qualify as emoluments, but nonetheless he will donate the proceeds. >>> when we come back, today's must-read stories. first a look at european stocks at this hour. the dax is down off the lows here. decent data out of german gdp and eurozone industrial production. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. e l tued diag.. hoon esvarun >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." our must-read stories catching our attention, my pick is in the "wall street journal." sara tried to steal it as well. >> i didn't realize you picked it. >> tillerson for state. mr. tillerson showed he's nobody's fool, that he has a good sense of challenges america faces and that the u.s. has paid a price for the obama administration's retreat to

miriam parker: cleft lip and palate affects their speech, and therefore, people that don't, that live outside the family, would have difficulty understanding what the child is saying. oftentimes, eating becomes difficult as well, because the palate's open, and then food comes out of the nose. >> mel: they're hopeless, and they see us as their last resort. and oftentimes, that's what we are, their last resort. if we're not here, there's no one else that'll do it for them. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, whether they're our own, or someone halfway across the world that we'll never see again, and these children that we meet on operation smile missions aren't even given that fair shot at life when they're born with a cleft, and it's up to us to help them. >> roma downey: zenaida is a playful 4-year-old with a severely cleft lip and cleft palate. her father, juan, loves her dearly and he's determined to protect her. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> juan: with her lip like this, i won't let her go to school. she won't be able to talk well. they won't look at

joining us attorney miriam mia sadique. there were. what did you see this weekend?out 24 hours after a donald trump signed hisne his executive order.rd i didn't know how many there would be when i got there theree were i think about a dozenozen attorneys who had started toedt gather as the evening progressee we had 101 lawyers show up.. a few hundred protesters and i d hesitate to call them protestere they were really supporters,uppr supporting the people who were w coming off the planes of international arrivals.lival same with yesterday. 165 lawyers were actually all present at dulles airportrt answering questions for peopleee trying to gather informationnf since we're not getting any from customs and border patrols. >> i'm just trying to keep the numbers straight here. this is really turned intomb aeg numbers game.numb even from the top all the way down. you're talking a lot about the t numbers of lawyers.nuers of law. how many people actually were pc being detained at dulles thats t you're aware jeff.re jf. >> we have absolutely no idea.b we have no information.

. >>> a new musical acrobatic adventure comes to the miriam theater at the kimmel center this friday.> students in our area want a special in school surprise preview because of their a plus generosity. our vittoria woodill headed over to south philadelphia to get in on the excitement. >> ♪ >> reporter: impromptu performance at philadelphia high school of creative and performing arts this south philadelphia. where students piled into the auditorium for a vice preview have of sirc and wild west theme acrobatic adventure saloon but how did this come to capa? well, hats off, they led it with their new attitude. >> we had a food drive for philabundance and we raised, we don't know total poundage yet but we raised a lot of food for philabundance. >> reporter: most amount of cans in the area, in fact, which got them a front row preview to the skill, strength of professional performers. >> i trained and dance at art school and i think it its cool to see someone who has gone through a sim hard ram what their life is like right now. it makes it a life after school, and it gives them an idea wha

. >> and miriam says bring the roof down. gaga has no fear.ere saying hoping for snow and strong winds that night. >> i like the way jere thinks. he's supportive of the concept, but also that mother nature might rare her ugly head on stage. >> send your >> refused to take questions. >> this was the largest audience to witness an inauguration period. both in person. >> this is the crowd as obama gave his first inaugural address. >> both photos taken from the washington monument. >> according to nielsen ratings, 30.6 million people tuned in. that's more than four years ago but fewer than 2009 when 37. million watched obama. the white house distended their facts. we saw people as far as we could see. our press secretary gave alternative facts. >> alternative facts aren't facts. >> reporter: today the senate action is expected on two of his nominees. mike pompeo and tillerson. tillerson getting the backing of john mccain despite his concerns about how tillerson will deal with russia. >> this wasn't an easy call, but i also believe that when there'

. >> reporter: miriam webster defined a relative as someone connect by blood or affinity but c id disagrees stating relatives are commonly define as those related wye blood or through marriage. company says that this should serve as a reminder to notify your insurer have life changes like an engagement, something scott and kate have have done with their new insurance company. julie watts for cbs news, san francisco. >>> now so far we have been lucky when it comes to snowfall. >> that has not the been the case for people in minute so the a this looks like in the northern part of that state. look at that. people have their shovels, snowblowers, that area has already gotten 27 inches of snow this winter. they are bracing foreign more snow, fresh snow and, high wind could bring travel there to a halt. to be fair, it is, minnesota. i think they are really very used to that but it looks scary to us. >> i'm driving in today through conditions, thinking this could be january 2nd, it could be snow but it is not. >> easily could have been snow , it would be a lot of snow because we have another round

so it's interesting, miriam gonzalez, telling me about how this process works.pensated. we will be speaking to the brexit secretary david davis later so we will try and get some of those questions. —— complicated. jackie kennedy is best remembered for her style and elegance, as well as for the events in dallas on the 22nd of november 1963, but a new film examines what life was like for the wife ofjfk before and after his assassination. natalie portman, who plays the former first lady, has been speaking to tom brook about the role, and about her thoughts on president elect donald trump. you're getting masses of praise for this role. did you know a lot about jackie kennedy before you began working on the film? i really didn't know anything beyond, sort of, the popular conception, this 2—dimensional icon. preparing for the role was really what let me know about her more. i said i've changed my mind. we will have a procession and i'll walk to the cathedral with the casket. the really interesting aspect i noticed when i began watching while she had a little girl voic

my name is miriam ali. fatherre in honor of my mohammed ali.want to say something to the nonvoter. we have to start voting. advocacy andt of distrust of the government but we have to learn from civil rights movements from the past which is how we got the civil rights act of 1964. do,ck obama said don't vote. this is what we have to do. don't get frustrated comic it involved. don't complain, organize. watchy people binge television for hours, they are on the computer or facebook for hours. they will stand up for their sports team and know every rule of the nba or nfl but do not know how local government works. we have to start spending time to be responsible for all humanity and stand up for equal rights. >> good afternoon. to dj beverlynext barn. she's the just the dj, she is the founder of black girls rock. with theam standing legendary mc light. >> i am woman, hear me roar. >> the women we are about to introduce to you have suffered unfathomable loss from racist violence. but they are here out of love for their children and hours. please welc

miriam zouzounis, here. you have quorum. >> alright. >> item number 2, general public comment.ows members to comment on matters within the small business commission jurisdiction not not on todays calendar and suggest new item frz future consideration. discussion item. >> we have any members of the public that would like to comment? >> i would. this is my first time doing this so excuse me if i get nervous. >> no worries. >> thank you commissioners for taking the time to listen this afternoon. brian hibs, the owner of comics experience own two small book stores ensan francisco which i hopeened in 1989 so all most a legacy business about not quite. run agsmall business in san francisco is a really incredibly difficult between the rapidly increasing rents and sky high minimum wage so small retailer is frustrated by fees that place a burden on entrepreneurs. in particular rks , i would like the commission to take a look otautomating point of sale registration and inspection ordinance which i believes traps small business in a shake down that can't address the problem. the ordinance

miriam yarlboro who's african-american told the african-american principal the spring brook during thatwil cheerleaders routines are too ghetto.etto well, dr. williams allegedlyly relayed that or even shared thaa pin himself with the cheerleading squad and that's when they got upset and said,ngs all right, we're suppoqusedgot o play -- we are playing northng n wood tonight. tonht we're not going to perform. pero we can show you video tape ofap this cheerleading squad which is predominantly african-american gis.s. they say they are inspired by the culture historically black colleges and universities andnd there's ghetto about their routine. uni we'll tell you,gh tethough, thet athletic director here at sprinr brook apparently told these students that that culture that hbcu culture has no place in pli montgomery county schools. sls well this is all blown up andp d here's some reaction fromro students here at spring brook.rk >> do you think it's fair to call them ghetto? >> no. >> no. because what they're doing is our like -- how can i say this? on tradition. >> yeah, our culture. ourultu