to schedule me if it's morse, it's a hard question given our absolutely disgusting and abysmal legacy on racism in this country. >> whether it is more or less, i think dr. king would agree that we have more tools with which to work today. we should be able to do a better job. we have more people willing to working of all races and nationalities, it's no longer black and white. we can unite and do even more than dr. king was able to do. dr. king set a great tone for us and left souse much to work with in terms of love and peace and justice and connected it not just with black and white but also with our brothers and our sisters in other parts of the world. i think they're owl there, they're standing to see what we're going to do here to help resolve our challenges and bring them in to help to do the same. in the united states and in their countries. >> how do you think dr. king would speak to issues, like the pervasive crime problem we see roiling cities in our countries, cities like chicago, like baltimore, maryland? or the gap in wealth between the rich and the poor? how do you think

. >> who is the most important your -- morse -- most important leader in europe right now? mr. trump: i would say merkel by far is the most important leader. if you look at t european union, it's germany. it's basically a vehicle for germany. reporter: trump told the two journalists that he would put out tweets under his twitter name. meanwhile, a pretend donald trump enjoyed his few minutes of fame at rehearsals on sunday for next week plus -- next week's inauguration ceremony. brent: one of mr. trump lost target in that interview was angela merkel. she use a news conference to respond to his protection that other countries would follow written path lead and leave the european union. chancellor merkel: i think we as european have our destiny in our own hands and i would strongly argue that we ought to stand together as a 27 member state and pursue a forward-looking policy, and economically strong policy, react to the challenges of the 21st century, that is fighting terrorism, securing the external borders of the european union and sharing internal security and working for a tr

fixing 1% -- ftse 1%, morse.not the did -- currency to do strengthen as much as they would like. they want to control volatility, so people are unwinding the positions that they saw over the last couple of days. however, if you look at the expectation in the market is will keep the currency more or less steady, at least until donald trump is sworn in as president. not long to wait for that. how keenly will be be watching the data over the weekend? tomorrow.s data due the clues to the extent that which the chinese. the currency falling so quickly. exactly. a key figure people will be looking at. they will be trying to see if the pboc can keep the reserves above $3 trillion or not. the consensus is that for the reserves to stay slightly above that mark. anything too far below that, even 2.9, 2.9 5 trillion could set tongues wagging and shows the pressure that china is under evenfend its currency, donald trump says china has been weakening its currency, which arguably sometime has, sometimes has not. the currencyet

we can put the pressure on the transport companies to runner is vis morse often and lower the prices, and engage with the young people to shape these services. however, nationally, are the government going to commit to the greater public transport concessions particularly in the current economic climate? could we really make a difference in the 12 months that we have? since young people are uniquely required to stay in some form of full-time education until they are 18, it is logical that the young people's concessions are extended accordingly, but the money does not groton trees, so whichpaigned on the issue before, but there is still too much to be done. in 2012 the study found that cut in transportation issues was a key issue for people, and clearly, it remains. so when we asked nearly 1 million people which topic was most important to them, over 120,000 of them voted for the transport. however, there were already other pressure groups working solely on the issue. the campaign for better transport is already well plished and make-- well establi and making progress, and so perhaps w

so for our burlington bristol, trenton morse ill ville, scud ers falls, talcony palmyra bridge. for those every in you and around that area, pennsylvania turnpike detoured at bensalem. new jersey turnpike west salem, turnpike connector, local roads under the bridge are also closed. we will be talking about this all morning long, and just a heads up, i will be tweeting this information out, as well. jim, back over to you. >> big traffic mess, thank you, meisha. new this morning, authorities are waking to identify the man who held up the vintage wine bar at 129 south 13th street in sent earth city. now police tell us just before 1:30 this morning a man armed with a gun walked into the bar with his face covered and wearing gloves. he got away with about $200 in cash. police are reviewing the surveillance video at this point. >> also, new this morning, police are searching for gunman after a shooting victim is fawn dead in south philadelphia. philadelphia police say they discovered the victim on the 2600 block of emily street. but they think the actual shooting happened at 46th and

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. >> i was told that the inmates in this -- on this side were actually flashing their lights sos, morseode. looking for the outside to come in and help them. >> you can hear the yelling and screaming and, you know, people yelling for help. >> inmates, i heard, were tied up on these railings and thrown over and hung. some were just tossed off from mainly the third tier, the tier above us. this black mark is the outline of a body of an inmate used for the torch to carry on. i think his name was perry. he had a lot of enemies in population. that outline there on the floor is permanently there. it will not come up. >> some of the groups that were holding the officers hostage were attacked by other groups of inmates. the hostages were taken from them, dressed in inmate clothes, slipped out of the prison and subsequently, those prisoners that did that got pardons. >> after a 36-hour stand-off, exhausted, hungry and freezing, inmates surrendered to the national guard. >> when it finally was over, we came in with the national guard, the state police. and we rushed in and first thing that i had

the rain flooded the road and alameda county put up barricades but that push the water onto chuck morse property. >> i am trying to get the water from running over the road to be on my property more. a consequence of that is more volume and has caused a significant amount of erosion. here's one way looks like now.>> this has been here for over 30 years. all of a sudden this rain didn't handle it. >> his driveway isn't the only storm damage. >> reporter: relative given way and hillsides had been sliding. south and north kenyans have it shut down on many occasions since the storm started. people say it has been hard to get around.>> the past three weeks it's been on and off. it has been flooded, there are trees everywhere. it gets pretty bad.>> reporter: in fact the canyon just opened after a tree fell on a car on friday.>> went to go all the way around and it's hard for us to get home but people know it will only get worse as the rain continues. >> as for the damage to the driveway mr. moore hopes alameda county will help him. if he doesn't get any help from had it could compromise the r

. >> probation officer gordon fleming is convinced morris require morse time in the care of the state. his attorney will fight to see that morris gets what he wants, to be released home. but it is judge mary beth bonaventura who ultimately gets to decide morris' fate. >> i think i understand your testimony to be because morris is not as available or participating with these services to the extent that you think appropriate, that he should just remain locked up? >> well, i'm basing that upon him running away from home. his mother not knowing where he is. and she was having a hard time controlling him and reasoning with him. he has failed a couple of drug tests. morris has told me on several occasions that whatever i do it's not going to work. >> so had you previously recommended that he undergo anger management, and you had recommended family counseling and counseling services. why don't we let it work itself through some more. let's let 9 counseling take hold, the anger management take hold before we say the answer is to keep him locked up. >> that would be fine but morris has tended

only one in saint-paul who read any english and he had to take down the telegrams which came in by morse code or something, word by word by word and bring it. and he said, he told me i said, i came there i was 15 or 16 and he would always greet me with a big kiss but he was like a grandmother to me. he used that word. i always got invited in for a drink and, he was living in this tense situation at the moment with being followed even in america, when he went back to teach and he went to new york, the fbi was on his tail, organized by j. edgar hoover. you know about that, been confirmed now. everybody was saying this is only, well, and he called him a black homosexual communist and he has to be followed. he was not a a communist. i think j. edgar hoover should have come out of the closet at that moment. [laughter] people like the rolling stones guitar it, bill wyman was a good friend of his and picture of him in the book. the book has 50 photos which trace his earliest days there carole, daniel and simone right up to the burial here in new york at st. john the divine, at the cathedral. i

. >> a michigan mom is on a mission to make supermarket checkout line morse child friendly.tarted on on-line petition calls a michigan area grocery company to get rid of candy and tabloid magazines from the checkout lines. >> my son asked me about the word cocaine, and while i was going to introduce the topic of drugs to him at some point, i wasn't ready to take about that edge to him in the checkout aisle. >> she is also asking the store to replace the checkout lane candy with healthier foods instead. she start the move on moveon.org after trying to contact the company, but didn't get any response. >>> a big announcement coming today from the city of oakland. what we're finding out about who will be the new police chief. >> reporter: we are live in the santa cruz mountains where the rain has been coming down. we'll tell you about the downed trees and power outages, and what cal-trans and the chp has been dealing with. >> get ready for a slow commute this morning. a winter storm is dumping rain all across the bay area. what you need to know if you're heading out the door. >>

i am morse code. >> get away from that. put that down. take your shoes off. what, you will tell mom? i'll take them off for you. >> why don't i just tell mom myself? mom, i'm getting mud all over your carpet, do you mind? >> as you can see, she is a bit sassy. you don't like the daughter at all? >> no. >> you like caitlin? >> caitlin i like. >> you're going to watch it tonight 8:30 on fox? are you going to take her out or retired. >> i said 9:00, after? >> oh, no, i'll be up. >> these guys talking about their wives all morning, fair to say? at least reveal that? i asked how is in charge at your house and you said? >> i'm the boss of my family and i have my wife's permission to say so. >> that's what i am talking about. your wife is in florida. so you don't have to say anything nice about her? >> no, i won't say anything because -- >> it will get back to her? >> i'm smart enough. >> how hard after worker you are. >> oh, hello, i'm drinking coffee and tea? just call my boss, jim driscoll, toll him? >> i'll tell him the mayor said gave you a raise. >> of this to

it's going to be a full day of talks starting and 8:30 thirs morse. we have the president due to arrive here around noon. he'll be speaking to the folks here at this gop conference while they are having lunch. he should be arrived in philadelphia around 11:30 and deporting around 2:00-ish, you have that window where he will be in town. the vice president mike pence is doing a speech to the gop around 2:00 this afternoon. then you have the british prime minister, she will be speaking around 3:30. of course, a full day of events. we'll be following that for you. for now, we're live in center city, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> meantime, protesters filled the street outside the hotel, ahead of the president's arrival. >> nbc10's katy zachry has the impact. >> reporter: a lot going on thousands of protesters expected to come out to this part of center city, really protests and rallies are scheduled for all day long. there is a message from city hall this morning. and that is all the protesters to be peaceful. now, we saw the first of the sizable protest l

was almost over acting to prove a point, the equivalent of blinking out the word hostage or blinking morse code with his eyes. these guys know what they are doing. they have accepted that trump requires a level of obedience and insane behavior, they are going to stay on this roller coaster as long as they can. you are right. when a president is aed- tells a press secretary to lie, it's see ya. i got to go, boss. press secretary can go out and say many things. he can say i have nothing for you on that. i'll get back to you. i'll talk to someone else about that. there are a million ways to walk around a problematic question but the flat out lying, just saying the sky is bright green, just saying the moon is made of cheese, there were 47 billion people on the mall, none of that is true. spicer knew it and he's under the gun for it now. the washington press corps is having a tough time navigating where they are going to be in this behavior. i think it i is laudable that t folks are using outright lie to describe what they are doing. when kel li anne conway or sean spicer's mouth is moving lie

. >> cooper morse started organize philly women rally with toy coordinate the how much. >>> presidentrump will meet with his first foreign lead they are week british prime minister teresa may will be in washington on friday. president visited headquarters of the cia in virginia. he spoke to cia staff in front of the wall memorializing fallen officers. the president promised to give the intelligence community his fullbacking. he hinted at boosting rules on torture putting in place with president obama and fight of ice is. >> we have been fighting these wars longer then any wars we have ever for the. we have not used the real abilities that we have. we have been restrained. we have to get rid of ice is. >> president trump pick for cia director mike pompeo is awaiting senate the confirmation. earlier president and first family attended a prayer service. >>> pope francis adds he will wait to see what president trump does before forming his opinion n an interview with the spanish newspaper leader of the catholic church says he does not the like judging people early, asked about pop list st

i think mary today is a much better ceo than at the outset, not because just she is morse experience. because she had this trying by fire. >> host: the young woman who is now launching a startup company of my own, was interested in the stories from clara shoe. talk about her experience with confidence and also her experience doing a startup as a young woman in a startup. >> guest: right. well, clara is the youngest woman that interviewed for the book. she is the cofounder and ceo of a tech startup, it's called social. she started that with a male counsel forward enin her lay 20s some when i interviewed her for the book she was nine months pregnant for her first child and i wanted to know what kind of maternity leave policy did that it have because there were many young million in the work force who have this mistaken impression that's maternity leave is standard and the don't have to worry about taking time off without pay. well, it turned the toy did not have a maternity leave policy until she became pregnant and she and she made a task force and she said i don't know because is cons

morse most of the case that ordinary people think of as bill of rights cases bill of rights cases becausets are only about limit -- the original bill of rights against the federal government. so, what kind of cases are gideon vs. wainwright and lawrence vs. texas and brown vs. board of occasion and "new york times --" if they're not bill of rights casesout now know enough to know the answer. what cases are they? they're 14th amendment cases. no state or localities shall make or enfor any law which shall abridge the fundamental rights. a second bill of rights which is most intuitive for most americans today because states misbehave because madison lost when he tried to got the original 14 enemy amendment passed. no states shall -- but the senate didn't go along so the lost that fight, that the wins in the end, thanks to the 14th 14th amendment, and it's utterly apt we give madison the credit for the final 14th 14th amendment and a little ironic because all of this is precipitated, this 14th 14th amendment, by the slave owners, abuse of power, and madison and jefferson were charter members

. >> cooper morse started the organize philly women rallies to help coordinate the march. >>> presidentrump will meet the with his first foreign leader this week teresa may, will be in washington on friday. yesterday president visited headquarters of the central intelligence agency in virginia. he spoke to cia have staff in front of the wall memorializ ing fallen officers. the president promised to give the intelligence community just his fullback being. he hinted at loosening rules on torture put in place on president obama in the fight of ice is. >> we have been fighting these wars for longer then any wars we have ever for the. we have not used the real abilities that we have. we have been restrained. we have to get rid of ice is. >> president trump pick for cia director mike pompeo is awaiting senate confirmation. earlier president and first family attended the prayer service. >>> pope francis says he will wait to see what president does before forming his opinion in an interview with the spanish newspaper leader of the catholic church says he doesn't like asking people early. asking

. >> reporter: cooper morse started the organization philly women rally with toy help coordinate the march. >>> at this same time but on the other side of our state people took part in the the women's march in pittsburgh about 25,000 people came out, four including cities mayor. at one point mayor tweeting proud to march with my sisters another group of self hundred demonstrators held a separate rally in the east liberty neighborhood. >>> by far largest demonstration that took place take after president trump's inauguration was in the nation 's cap will toll. half million people, walk in the women's march on washington yesterday, turnout was so massive that the police chief said that there was no room left to march on one major avenue. it featured a wide array of celebrity speakers and entertainers as well. >>> not enough to stop demonstrations all the way in alaska, they spotted signs and sported signs at yesterday's march on anchorage with saying s like snow won't stop this nasty woman. local organizers estimate the 3,000 people showed up in the event. women's march on washington h

joining us with his firm's annual commodities outlook, ed morse. very good morning to you. joining us. might just kick off with gold before we move on to the energy names. in fact, strong for the course of 2016, even though q-4 was sharply lower. on the one hand, you have the prospect of inflation, which is good for gold. on the other, stronger dollar, clearly bad for gold. >> the question is which is going to be weighing more. i think that over the course of the last two months, inflation fears have kind of gone into the market, whether you look at investors in europe, in the middle east, and the u.s. or in asia. the theme of commodities as a hedge against inflation risk has re-emerged. that's particularly the case with gold. so i think there are a whole burch of reasons to expect that gold will not be flat for the year as it would be based on expectations of a stronger dollar. but there may be some signs of not necessarily a big breakout but certainly the yellow metal is becoming much more attractive to investors, as are commodity pools in general. >> in terms of oil, ed,

some of the morse dangerous countries on the planet, and that's unfortunate. because of that, not only because of that, but a lot of social issues or lack of economic development. and then finally, they're very confident. if they pay the money, get on the network they will get to the united states and they will be in their view at least unlikely that they'll be going back to honduras, guatemala. >> i know we talked in my office about the drug cartels and what big role they have and the people seeking asylum. most is attribute to believe that as opposed to doka or policies of the obama administration. the last thing i want to mention to you is, the enhancements on electronic system for travel authorization. i think people don't realize i'm aware of a situation recently where because of the electronic enhancements we were able to stop someone from coming to america that was coming from a visa waiver country to south america and was planning on coming to america and doing us harm and we were able to stop that travel. in fact, since february of 2016, 40,000 indivi

it becomes ice and it's the morse dangerous precipitation that we've had. continues into early monday and it's that long of a period where we see it fall and it could begin to add up. here's what we are looking at à ice accumulations. we start to see the numbers up to and a half an inch Ãone inch. i am expecting the by monday and late on sunday that we will see the late power outage issues running through kansas and of course getting you down into oklahoma.that's our big one.it's crippling ice. again, stretching to the midwest and it's something we will watch closely in the next few days. >> on the one hand it's good that monday is a holiday. we people off the roads but if you are talking about the power outages, people could be stuck at home in the dark. >> you charge the ipads and the phones. you have something to do there on a day off on monday. >> are you cold enough yet? adam is newand adam, welcome . great to have you.you been down in atlanta. a lotwarmer weather. you don't even have the apparel here . >> i am scrambling to get a jacket. at 77 degrees

. >> if you're not waking up morse than once a night for more than five minute. several times once i see i have more sleep time i'm back over and fall back to sleep. you seem like this guy wake up and can't fall back to sleep. >> wake up go to restroom get a glass of water. >> no never. >> not me. >> you go right back to sleep. >> i sleep right through don't wake up to my knowledge. >> wow. >> you wake newspaper middle of night. >> maybe to use the bathroom. >> i do, too a lot. and last, you're spending less than 20 minutes total awake after you first fall asleep. that's confusing it to me. once i'm asleep i'm asleep. thing about morning show though is that you never can really sleepy don't femor lying i can rest well because i'm nervous and afraid i'm going to over sleep. >> schedule changes, events to go to. sure. >> sure. >> i'm always nerve bus it. >> how many showers do you think you get arm every night. >> five. >> me too. >> i'm five. >> i'm five. >> maybe four and a half you. >> don't require much sleep. >> and still smile we love it scott. >> i'm saying

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rio de janeiro batista was once the richest person but lost morse of most of his fortune when his company. >> we at this moment 8:29 and 34 seconds are 24 seconds away from a couple of government numbers. we've got personal income and spending. let's look at the futures before this comes out. futures indicated weaker for most of the morning. a session down 60 or so. if we're not going to look at that, we're not going to look at ten-year either. santoli knows where all the futures are. rick, the numbers. >> all right. personal income for the month of december expected up .4 is up .3. last month that tenth we didn't get today we picked up on revision from unchanged .1. spending side of the equation exactly as expected. looking for 1/3 percent, exactly what we received. last month unrevised. on real perm spending up .3, following up .2 with positive revision. deflator up month or month .2, year over year up 1.6, an increase of .2 over last look, but .1 below expectations. so no real huge surprises in this data. of course we like to see income numbers keep up with spending numbers. .2 separat

i need to understand morse i look forward to getting more briefs and i look forward to working with youon as we go forward.ok >> thank you, thank you. the department of transportation administers an important small business satisfied program for minority and women owned disadvantaged business enterprises, commonly known as dde. this program serves as a guide for state department of transportation, small business programs and, in fact, many of our states department of transportation align directly with whatever the federal dot policies are. many businesses are concerned about the future of the disadvantaged business enterprise program, and as we are looking to put significant investment in the nations infrastructure, i am concerned that women owned business disadvantage business enterprises may not have as good an opportunity to bid on these contracts to bring those jobs into the local economy, to bring those jobs into the local enterprises and local entrepreneurs, local women-owned businesses if the dde program is not emphasized. will you commit to working with me to reassure illinois s