the mon valley in western pennsylvania is the birthplace of us steel.. in its heyday it employed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to "put america first". 0ver lunch i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. it seems like he cares about the working class, he cares about the people who are trying to make a living and have big businesses and things like that, small businesses, he cares about that kind of stuff. some of the stuff he does i agree with, like the tax cuts, looking after working class people, but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they can do away with all that. how are you feeling with that vote? a little disappointed. juan lacey, a small—business owner in the mon valley, hoped mr trump would run government like a ceo, so does this former 0bama voter regret switching to trump? when i went into the voting booth and i pulled the lever i was satisfied. i'm having buyer's remorse. why? because it's not consistent. john fetterman is a democrat in trump count

the mon valley in western pennsylvania is the birthplace of us steel.—century magnate andrew carnegie. in its heyday, it employed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to put america first. 0ver lunch, i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. seems like he cares about the working class. he cares about the people who are trying to make a living, and have big businesses, and things like that, and small businesses. i think he cares about things like that. some of the stuff he does i agree with, like the tax cuts, looking out for the working class, people like that. but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media, i think they can do away with all of that. how are you feeling about that vote? a little disappointed. juan lacey, a small business owner in the mon valley, hoped trump would run government like the ceo. so does this former 0bama voter regret switching to trump? when i went into the polling booth, i was satisfied. i'm having buyer's remorse. why? because it's not consistent. joh

the mon valley in western pennsylvania is the birthplace of us steel.w carnegie. in its heyday it employed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to "put america first". 0ver lunch, i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. it seems like he cares about the working class, he cares about the people who are trying to make a living and have big businesses and things like that, small businesses, he cares about that kind of stuff. some of the stuff he does i agree with, like the tax cuts, looking after working class people, but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they can do away with all that. how are you feeling with that vote? a little disappointed. juan lacey, a small—business owner in the mon valley, hoped mr trump would run government like a ceo, so does this former 0bama voter regret switching to trump? when i went into the voting booth and i pulled the lever i was satisfied. i'm having buyer's remorse. why? because it's not consistent. john fetterman is a democrat in

today we feel the effects of that mons truss storm from yesterday. heavy winds and snow and a historic city of boston frozen in place. the bone chilling temperatures are now setting in. >> reporter: a bitter cold is gripping the east coast. with temperatures that feel like negative 15 degrees or more. spreading from the midwest to the northeast. even florida scrambling to deal with windchills below zero. and schools up and down the coast are closed many for a second straight day. a sanitation crew salted the roads trying to stay ahead of what has become a deadly icy situation. roads made worse by the monster storm. >> the worst i have seen down here. >> i saw it come closer and closer. i was like, oh, no. >> and in boston a historic storm surge flooded the city rything in the path. >> this happened in 45 minutes, lifeboats and even a tractor used to rescue people from the freezing floodwaters. >> the biggest one since i was a kid in 1978. >> and a coast guard cutter was used to break up the ice. >> we are stuck here another day. >> new york's jfk reo

mon two of the reshuffle tomorrow, thejunior authority.e reshuffle tomorrow, the junior and the authority. mon two of the reshuffle tomorrow, thejunior and the middle ranks, we are told we will see many more women, many younger people, and tory mps more women, many younger people, and tory mp5 from black and minority ethnic background. and the number of women attending cabinet goes up from eight to ten. david livingstone, big eurozone, a known remainer. he has the debutjob. mine is the title and minor social care. what is thatjob? his chairing a series of cabinet committees on brexit and domestic policy in the areas where the onus is not so focused. so she can absolutely focused on the brexit negotiations and on the domestic policy of national security and the economy. he hasn't got the first secretary of state title. ministers who have gone with great fanfare, if they don't have something to tell whitehall they are a big beast, they normally run into trouble. david lidington has two think that tell whitehall he is a big beast, david livin

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and syria has also reiterated demands that the us pull troops out of the key northern syrian town of mon bitch turkish and y p g forces clashed again on saturday pushes ahead with a military operation aimed at clearing the kurdish militia from the turkish border area. kurdish and other activists say saturday's fighting concentrated in the northwest of the afrin region in this video kurdish fighters target turkish helicopters with small arms fire activists say turkey is making slow progress on the ground. president wretched type added one ready to supporters just over a week into the campaign he claims turkey has inflicted heavy casualties on the chinese. three hundred ninety four terrorists have been neutralized oh. and we have twenty martyrs from the free syrian army and our military the lives. of. the figures are disputed and cannot be verified independently turkey took journalists close to the front line in syria on saturday here will issue watch over territory they've controlled for the past two years overlooked by y p g positions on a nearby hill turkish artillery continues to show

tough to tell one of the problems of protesting there's no clear ship there's no clear structure to mons this grew out so quite a most economic grievances so it's difficult to see how it can since sustain it so in the long term without that clear focus to drive it forward and also many people will know that if the state wants to crack down that they have the mechanisms to do so. the president and the government. right after this break. will not be tolerated all right eric randolph thanks very much for the update from tehran. well north korean leader kim jong un has delivered a new year's address with a warning for united states he said that he has a nuclear button on his desk at all times to be able to respond to any u.s. attack kim said the u.s. would be unable to wage war against north korea because it was within range of pyongyang's nuclear weapons. but he was more conciliatory toward south korea saying he was open to talks and hoped to lower military tensions between the two neighbors you hit for more on that let's bring in correspondent josh smith he joins us from solve josh kim see

militia in syria turkey has demanded that the us pull its troops out of the key northern syrian town of mon be it turkish forces and y p g clashed again over the weekend and cars operation is aimed at clearing the target the kurdish militia from the turkish border area. say saturday's fighting concentrated in the northwest of the african region in this video could his fighters target took a small arms fire activists say turkey is making slow progress on the ground. president richard sipe added one brother just supporters just over a week into the campaign he claims turkey has inflicted heavy casualties on the time that means. three hundred ninety four terrorists have been neutralized. and we have twenty motss from the free syrian army and our military. the figures a disputed and cannot be verified in the pen and the turkey took journalists close to the front line in syria on saturday he approached militia watch over territory they've controlled for the past two years overlooked by white p.g. positions on a nearby hill. chickasha to the re continues to show why p.g. forces with support from

miss jar mon, if i ask you a few questions. what deficiency in the report do they view as the most serious and why? >> as you know, several deficiencies identified. but we feel like it's so important there is better control over oversight of firm's initiation of food recalls and the health hazard evaluations are done sooner. because we have several examples in our report where the health evaluations weren't done in some cases over 100 days. i think on average it said 57 days. and it's important that that's done so there is better information fda would have where the harm is of the products. we think that's the most important. >> okay. the oig report stated that this review was conducted to determine whether fda's fulfilling its responsibility in safe guarding the nation's food supply, now that it has the authority to conduct mandatory recalls. does the oig see any evidence that the mandatory recall authority has been helpful to fda's ability to carry out its mission to protect the u.s. food supply? >> we are encouraged by the p

plus a meeting of chancellors but was there a meeting of the mon. courts and germany have been trying to find common ground on the divisive issue of migration did they succeed. good to have you with us tonight the two koreas are taking a step that many hope will lead down the path of reconciliation in the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea representatives met today and agreed to march under one flag at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics they also agreed to send a joint women's ice hockey team if the sea approves a small step towards lessening tension but. will be the first time to the two koreas have marched together at the two thousand and three world university games they entered the stadium under the so-called korean unification flag since two thousand they've also marched together at three olympic games. i'm joined here to my far right by honda's mostly occur re expert from bruins for university and right next door here to me to my right our sports correspondent alina talking to both of you welcome kline's

luther king, jr., ha jane elliott: i was absolute heartbroken, because he had one of our heroes of the monjessica: as chaos broke out in big cities far away, elliott wondered how she would explato o their hero of the month. going to let them walk in the shoes of a person of color this country for a day. jessica: what she did next w captured in this abc documentary, filmed just two years later. the "brown eyed, blue eyed" exercise. jane elliott: is there anyon the united states that we do treat as our brothers? who? the black people. it might be interesting to ju people today by the color of their eyes. would you like to try this? >> yeah. jane elliott: i was going to pick out a group of people on the basis of a physical had absolutely no control. i was going to assign negati traits to them because of th physical characteristic and physical characteristic alone and since i'm blue eyed an of the students are blue eyed, the brown eyed people are go. blue-eyed people are not all bed equipment at any time.within sed created a superior brown eyed group who were convinced of their own superiority

union's law enforcement agency is going to report three months ago citing that crypto currencies like mon nero and z. cash are quickly becoming popular in the digital black market money has become so popular that it has risen in the ranks to become the queen of choice for online criminals because but coins underlying technology makes a detailed record of all transactions. take it a step further by encrypting the user's ip address and that of generating a fake what minerals price has quadrupled in value shooting up from ninety one dollars in october of two thousand and seventeen to nearly three hundred fifty dollars currently. later that mark the one year anniversary of donald trump's inauguration as president let's take a bird's eye view of the past year and then take a look at that at twenty eighteen joining us is veronica birkenstock a former member of the truck campaign finance committee and part of the trump transition team last year ms birkenstock thank you so much for joining us many of us had all lot of high hopes last year for what candidate trump a spouse did his goals yet i'm no

. >> we'll be serving green beer for a mon st. patrick's day event. >> t history are for t restaurt. >> reporter: immaterial ever serving green beer for an eagles game. >> cashing in the local slowesf the year, this weekend it will be a jack pot. we have a playoff preview party at 7:30, we'll have live team cover annual all weekend, sunday morning start the eagles game day with a live report from the link at 6:00 a.m. live post game conferrage as soon as the final whistle blows, we'll wrap it up on "action news" sports sunday. >> sounds like a lineup i can be a part of. u. too. >> me too. >> a hiker is lost in the windness for days. >> reporter: it's a cold start across the region, we have temperatures in the teens in most neighborhoods and windchills in the single digits, so bundle up early. things are getting better as we head into the weekend, i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> a cliff side home in malibu is in danger this morning, the land beneath it is crumbling. >> new video on "action news" a

jamal sim mons be, who knows a thing or two about these fights.aucus is not just a trump era thing. i want to point out that mark meadows here is part of the leadership reportedly here within the last few minutes saying they will support the short term resolution. which you heard the congressman say was a sliver of good news. but i would be remiss if i didn't get your response with meadows saying this morning the american people are fed up with short term answers. we need to pass a budget. long term planning makes for good solutions. what accounts for the difference? >> it's yet to see what accounts for the difference. maybe republicans realized they are in charge of the entire government, they have the majority in the house, the senate, they have the white house. the idea that democrats would be the one to face some government repercussion from a shut down is far sis cal. so i think the republicans have realized they have to do their job and keep the government funded. we'll see what happens in the senate. >> my question to you jamal, then the co

a mon store storm that is -- monster storm that is bringing snow to new england. we had snow this morning widely varied in the region. we will talk about that in a little bit. but we move ahead to the n temperatures. wind chill advisory out for everybody tonight. it's going to be a dangerously cold night. right now it feels like 8 in d.c. ten for quantico, fredericksburg and culpeper. those are the warmest numbers. hagerstown at 1. we are seeing a minus 2 degree reading around winchester. the hour-by-hour forecast, feels like temperatures, this is what we are looking at around the d.c. area. 5 at 8:00. we are 1 degree by 10:00. by 11:00, midnight, everybody is at 0 or lower. eventually getting down to oh, anywhere between the minus 5, minus 6 range on the warmer end down to potentially 15 to 20 degrees below 0. dangerously cold morning. fredericksburg called in to say they are closed. the other big district we heard from so far, prince william county, both closed. to find out more sign up to wjla.com/text. michelle: this morning the schools were closed and the fed

the mon valley in western pennsylvania is the birthplace of us steel.e working class. he cares about the people who are trying to make a living, and have big businesses, and things like that, and small businesses. he cares about that kind of stuff. some of the stuff he does, i agree with, like the tax cuts, looking at... the working class people, but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they could do away with all of that. how you feeling about that vote? a little disappointed. this small business owner in the mon valley was hoping that mr when i went into the voting booth, and pulled the lever i was satisfied. i am having buyer's remorse. why? because it is not consistent. john fetterman is a democrat in trump country. when you get out into some of these areas, that no one is visiting, and no one is taking the time to care, left it really open for someone to step in like a donald trump and say, hey, i'm the guy who can fix this. the populist mayor of braddock with a tattoo of the town's zip code, counts this on his party to under

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there they want the operation to extend further east as well as president aired on announced towards mon be a city also controlled by the kurds it's and this other kurdish enclave when it comes to the kurdish forces they say they've been returning fire the kurds also claim they managed to repel. the offensive speaking of casualties for now the kurds say there have already been quite a few mostly civilians it's all lies says ankara they say they've only killed fighters or terrorists as turkey puts it the turkish military is trying to reassure everyone it will take precautions to minimize civilian casualties but in the media reports we also saw more threats from the turkish government like the prime minister saying anyone who helps the kurds with weapons will automatically become a target for ankara's guns. but it is not just the kurds who sustained damage during operation olive branch this turkish city was hit by three rockets fired from syrian territory turkish troops are now carrying out their terror operation one person was killed more than thirty others injured in the shelling accordi

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meteorologist mon nikkei cryan here now with when you might be expect to see rain where you live. >>now it's hard to hear that we're expecting rain when it was such a gorgeous day with warm temperatures and some sunshine. it's about to change. we've got a line of showers that will be rolling through. right now it's back through central pennsylvania up into williamsport through state college and into pittsburgh. it's going to be moving into our western counties over the next few hours. right now we just have a few light showers out ahead of it reaching in lancaster and chester county all the way up north of berks and into the lehigh valley area. that's where those showers will start to move in first and then we are expecting that rain to continue through the overnight really making for wet start to our sunday morning. i'll track it all for you. to let you know how your sunday is shaping you can see it becomes more widespread overnight while we're sleeping but it continues that widespread activity does continue at times moderate rainfall all the way through 8:00 o'clock. so this is wha

start off 2016 one of the big stories is legal marijuana could be coming to new jersey in the next few mons if governor elect bill murphy has his way, however, not everybody is rushing to get that legal pot. some folks raising the red flag. we bring that whole story to you. and unlikely but i think very appropriate hero of second amendment movement you will meet a woman who had to get a pardon from governor crust ty even though he had legal right to kara firearm. wait until you har the compelling story. taked to her tonight. 2016 is no behind us. we'll take a walk with you through some of the really compelling news stories for entertainment and everything and weather that happened over the past year. i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." bill: a big question in new jersey as governor elect bill murphy gets set and whether he will be able to make good on the campaign promise to make recreational use of marijuana legal across the board. he is already fighting some resistance from the democrats and the republicans some members of the state senate say hold on governor elect, not so fast. no

the momore chatter and outra,, thmorere mon can b be de. what's your opinion? >> do you agree?isisocial media a threat to democracy? tell us on facebook. follow us at "dw global society." and that was this week's democracy special. thanks for joining us. don't forget, we enjoy hearing from you. write to us at global3000@dw.com or on facebook, dw global society. see you next time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c)c) - in athens, there's still anger and there will be anger for as long as we live, i think. for those who are responsible for the crisis. (techno o music) - whoo! (singing) - for me, art without meaning is more decoration. - art is the antidote to the crisis.

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today mon dieu. greetings from berlin and a warm welcome to our latest edition all lined up and power packed with the following top stories. pure energy swiss music machine d.j. bobo turns fifty. sure nostalgia a new illustrated book revives one thousand twenties berlin. and future technology an italian robot and his or its watercolor masterpieces. but he's been filling stadiums all across europe for twenty five years now has sold more than fifteen million records with countless of them going gold and platinum and despite all of that d.j. bobo says that he really can't sing very well at all all this was musician is probably most famous for his legendary dance moves but you can see here and he's taken a fair bit of flak over the years and yet his millions of fans do the main trouville on friday d.j. bobo turns fifty years old and on stage at least he can still give many younger performers a run for their money. the . d.j. bobo stages a show for all the censors and five million concert goers around the

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