[applause] >> thank you, mrs. obama, and thank you, amy. president obama, i know of everyone here, you are aware that your wife is a tough act to follow. i hope that you are more prepared than i am. [laughter] >> it is hard to believe that just 11 years have passed since barack obama launched his presidential campaign in abraham lincoln's home town of springfield, illinois. it was 11 years ago this very week. some of you might recall that when he addressed the crowd outside the old state capitol, the quoted a speech in which lincoln observed the strange, discordant and even hostile elements that america confronted in 1858. at the time of president obama's inauguration, america again faced challenges that could be described in quite similar terms. a global economic crisis. wars in iraq and afghanistan. rapid technological progress and the rising uncertainty that came with that progress. during a period of profound change in the country and the world, president obama provided a steady leadership that millions of americans were seeking. he was

[applause] mrs. obama: and i know the kind of impact that will have on their lives, because i was one of those girls. and when i think about those future generations and generations after, i think, again, wow, wow, what an incredible journey we are on together in this country. we have come so far. yes, as we see today, we still have a lot more work to do, but we have every reason to be hopeful and proud. and i am truly grateful to have had the opportunity to stand alongside my husband and play a very small part in that history and in that future. but i am even more proud of the extraordinary woman and artist who made this portrait possible. amy sherald. [cheers and applause] mrs. obama: not yet. i have got more to say about you, girl. barack and i had the privilege of considering a number of outstanding portraitists, and i want to thank bill allman, thelma golden, michael smith, our team. we love you guys. i know you are out there. they guided us every step of the way. oh, there you are. of course i can se

[applause] >> thank you mrs. obama and thank you amy. obama, you are aware that your wife is a tough act to follow. i hope that you are more prepared than i am. it is hard to believe that just 11 years have passed since barack obama laugh -- launched in presidential campaign abraham lincoln's home town of springfield, illinois. some of you might recall that when he addressed the crowd outside the old state capitol, the quoted a speech in which lincoln observed the strange discordant and even hostile elements that america confronted in 1858. inauguration, his america faced challenges the could be described in quite similar terms. a global economic crisis. wars in iraq and afghanistan. rapid technological progress in the rising uncertainty that came with that progress. of profoundiod change in the country and the world, president obama provided a steady leadership that millions of americans were seeking. he was a voice of calm in times of chaos. he was a voice of comfort in times of grief. he was a voice of confidence at all times, confiden

mr. obama joins many high profile celebrities and elite golfers who were in town. former president is taking part in a private leadership conference hosted by at&t. mr. obama is not scheduled to make any public appearances. >>> trafter that he will participate in a diversity and equality round table. and thin the afternoon, he will meet with amazon's jeff bassos at the saint regis hotel. >> 76 in san jose. that was a tie. most field that was 74. low 70s, san francisco napa. livermore and half moon bay got to 73 degrees. tracking that southerly surge bringing the fog up and down the coast. i will let you know how this is going to play into your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. >> abc7 news was in santa cruz for a spectacular sunrise. hit the waves today. as kate larson explains, the warm weather. >> it is already fully blooming. >> reporter: pointing out a plant that is flowering up two months ahead of schedule. >> opening up with the unprecedented amount of heat receiving

about her5, mrs obama just said "wow".ielberg and tom hanks. mr obama joked that his yearbook picture was the closest he had come to receiving such an honour up to now. some developing new5 from south africa — the ruling african national congress has decided to remove president jacob zuma as head of state. earlier, after a 13 hour meeting of the party's top leadership — they'd given him 48 hours to resign. that is it canal, you for watching. —— for now. hello. tuesday's weather is a wet, windy, and for some of us, rather wintry tale. the culprit — an area of low pressure swinging in from the atlantic that will bring some di5ruptive snow to the northern half of the uk. some wet and windy conditions further south. so here it is — this weather front pushing in from the west. a low—pre55ure centre to the north. the low itself will keep the winds up right the way across the british isles. the worst of the snow will be through the morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres po55ible across the

mr. obama joins many high profile celebrities and elite golfers who were in town. former president is taking part in a private leadership conference hosted by at&t. mr. obama is not scheduled to make any public appearances. >>> trafter that he will participate in a diversity and equality round table. and thin the afternoon, he will meet with amazon's jeff bassos at the saint >> 76 in san jose. that was a tie. most field that was 74. low 70s, san francisco napa. livermore and half moon bay got to 73 degrees. tracking that southerly surge bringing the fog up and down the coast. i will let you know how this is going to play into your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. >> abc7 news was in santa cruz for a spectacular sunrise. hit the waves today. as kate larson explains, the warm weather. >> it is already fully blooming. >> reporter: pointing out a plant that is flowering up two months ahead of schedule. >> opening up with the unprecedented amount of heat receiving. >> reporter

struck out on that as well. >> mrs. obama says she's proud young people of color will see an image of someone who looks like themselves at the hall of a great institution. >> so the internet had some fun with it. because these are unusual paintings for presidential paintings. one twitter user asking if anyone else was getting the beyonce vibe. >> the president's making lemonade. >> another reference, former press secretary sean spicer hiding in the bushes outside the white house. >> another in these lines was homer simpson. and how about chris christie who was photoshopped sitting right there. the former president seems to like it. >> and the memes keep on coming. >>> when we come back a ticket mix up that has one music fan piping mad. piping mad. ♪ skinny the skinny the skinny ♪ skinny the skinny the skinny >> just give me the skinny. then there were four on "the bachelor." arie made the hard choices. >> and let's get the full breakdown, our senior global cont is here. >> amazing, amazing. i considered my whole outfit, i rea

mr. obama's agenda. >> reporter: it was perhaps the worst kept secret on the central coast, barack obama coming for a visit to monterey. the chp caravan and undercover security officers parked on the tarmac at the monterey jet center being a dead give-away. mr. obama landed a little after 5 p.m. today wearing jeans, a sweater, sunglasses, not as big of security detail as when he was president but a sizable presence nonetheless. mr. barack obama has been invited to attend an at&t conference somewhere in monterey county. we did see workers load at least two sets of golf clubs into a van. our golfing sources say he is not registered to play at the pro-am, pebble beach, spyglass or monterey peninsula club. here is the monterey county sheriff's office to describe their role during president obama's visit. >> we generally get about a week's notice. we have some assets they would use. for instance, this one is the bomb squad and they've been called several times, any time a dignitary comes into town. >> reporter: now if mr. obama plays golf here, it will very likely be at a private club somewhe

mrs. obama a a present from tiffany's. you might remember the awkward handoff where she didn't know where to put the gift before pausing for photos. mrs. obama telling ellen degeneres in an interview airing tomorrow that the gift was a lovely frame. >>> up next here tonight, the big new movie starring the real-life american heroes who inspired it. and the tactics? g. next at 6: what the postal inspector is doing about the crime that keeps happening. also -- one bay area city reveals its throwing out old pot convictions. we look at why other cities may be dragging their feet. >>> finally tonight, the amazing true story of three american heroes coming soon to the big screen. and when it came time to choose actors to play them, director clint eastwood had a big surprise in store. here's joe fryer. >> reporter: they were already real-life heroes. now they're real-life movie stars. alek skarlatos, spencer stone, anthony sadler play themselves in "15:17 to paris." the movie recounts how they stopped a

mr. obama graduated from the san francisco art institute. the former president personally picked the painter, kehinde wiley, who has his artworks displayed at numerous museums such as metropolitan museum of art. mr. obama said he tried negotiating for a fewing changes. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotiate smaller ears. struck out on that as well. >> these are the first presidential portraits at the smithsonian painted by black artists. >>> prince harry and his fiancee los angeles native meghan markle are revealing new details about their upcoming royal wedding at noon, may 19th at st. george's chapel in windsor, england. most recently prince charles walked down the aisle to get his marriage blessed in 2005. the newlyweds will leave in a horse and carriage and travel along windsor's main street. then down the so-called long walk before arriving back at windsor castle giving thousands of spectators a c

mr. obama called his leness with the former president prettyst y backdrop, sharp, while mrs. ama sidley -- simply set of hers "wow."th amone in attendance were former vice president joe biden and hollywood luminaries like steven spielberg and tom hanks, and of course, me, although i only got a back seat. it was lovely to be there, 'hough. from andy warhols pop art to the civil rights movements, the 1960's were a decade of social and political change. a new exhibit at the philadelphia art museum is bringing together paintings, photographs, architecture, and fashion that highlighted this extraordinary time in erican cultur i went to have a look. revolutions, warsocial upheaval, and assassations but on the1960' front lines of culture, everything was groovy, bab designers and artists experimented with new forms, new materials, and a new age. >> consumer culture in the 1960's was a driving force ofin vation and experimentation. the new use of materials like plastic allowed for furniture beand design objects t mass-produced and miniaturized, and this goes along with the jet age. peo

mr. obama has been invited to attend an at&t conference in monterey county, although his schedule has not been released. mr. obama is an avid golfer, but our sources say he is not registered to play at pro-am, pebble beach, spyglass or the monterey peninsula club. as to his schedule, we don't know exactly why he's here, but he's now here somewhere on the central coast. from monterey, kiet do, kpix5. >>> certainly odd to say this in february, but temperatures cooled down today to the 70s, how long they stay in the 70s before they cool down further. nice evening for a stroll on the beach. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up. >> at 6:00 republicans running for governor gang up on two of the democratic candidates, why calling out their marital infidelities may not work. >> but first the markets closed down today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. >>> kind of wish i was down at the monterey coast. >> not bad. >> usually highs in the 60s. this weekend we're looking at tem

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mr. obama's initial reaction was that's pretty sharp and he complimented the artist who created michelle . >> i want to thank you for so spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and intelligence and charm and hot ness of the woman that i love. >> that's very sweet. you can see them, folks are feeling pretty mixed about it. it's 48% -- actually 58% saying, yes, we like it and 42% saying no right now. you can affect the vote so go ahead and vote right now. by the way, kehinde is the first african-american artist to create a portrait for the portrait gallery. >> mr. obama tried to negotiate less gray hair but the artist said i'm not going to allow that. >> thanks for joining us. "world news tonight" is next. i'm >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the family scare. donald trump jr.'s wife and two others taken to the hospital after opening a package containing white powder. while at the white house, questions about president trump and his former aide accused of physical abuse. the president wishing him well, and saying, remember, he says he's innocent. now, repo

mr obama called his likeness, he said it was pretty sharp. it is pretty cool. if you do a backdrop., shejust said wow. that picture of her in a beautiful dress. among those in attendance joe biden, in beautiful dress. among those in attendancejoe biden, in —— and others. former president obama said it was a great honour. we'll be talking about what is in our news review in 15 minutes. stay with me on bbc news. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. we will talk about the british comedy is returning to tunisia. goodbye for now. —— companies. hello. the weather will present us with some challenging conditions to get to stay under way, whether it be wintry, wet, or windy, wherever you are. disrupters are possible across the northern half of the uk. further south with the worst of the ring. this is the low pressure responsible. this is set to push from west to east through the day. scotland, rush hour looks particularly difficult. by — ten centimetres of snow possible across the islands, even through the central belt we are talking about 1-3 central belt we are t

mr obama called his likene55 'pretty sharp', while mrs obama said of hers 5imply 'wow‘.nd tom hanks. president obama joked his yearbook victory was as close he had come to receiving 5uch victory was as close he had come to receiving such an honour up till now. thank you for watching. hello. tuesday's weather is a wet, windy, and for some of us, rather wintry tale. the culprit — an area of low pressure swinging in from the atlantic that will bring some di5ruptive snow to the northern half of the uk. some wet and windy conditions further south. so here it is — this weather front pushing in from the west. a low—pre55ure centre to the north. the low itself will keep the winds up right the way across the british isles. the worst of the snow will be through the morning in time for the rush hour, sadly, across scotland with 5—10 centimetres po55ible across the highlands. but a good few centimetres po55ible through the centre belt, making for a dangerous rush hour. for northern ireland, perhaps the worst of the snow pulling away by 8am, but not i think before we've had some sign

. >> reporter: for mr. obamassible pose and included references to his life in the background. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair. >> reporter: wiley is known for his poses of african americans evoking historical figures. mr. obama didn't want that. ad t had to explain that i've got enough political problems without you making me look like napoleon. >> reporter: the portraits will be displayed beginning tomorrow, uno unique paintings of two ground-breaking americans. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. before we go, a quick visit to northern italy where the battle of the oranges is the highlight of carnival season. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org town buzzing. good evening, i'm allen martin. i'm elizabeth >>> kpix5 news begins with a debate over new rules for vacation rentals that has a bay area beach town buzzing. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. there are yard signs r

he chose kehinde wiley. >> mr. obamaaid he tried, but failed to have input on his look. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair. and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotiate smaller ears. struck out on that as well. >> the painting of michelle obama shows a fashion forward first lady. she chose amy sherald who painted with gray scale. not to erase race, but declaring it irrelevant. >> it was a mixed response. >> very mixed. >> i heard tera say it looked like kerry washington. not michelle obama. it breaks with tradition. that is what the first lady wanted. she wanted to break with tradition. she said she wanted little girls to look up and see someone who looked like them on the wall. >> the president's looks like him. her portrait? not so much. >>> one of the world's top advertisers is threatening facebook and google. saying clean up or we will pull our ads. details on cnn money stream next. >>> a former west virginia police officer winning a $175,000 settlement from the ci

mr. obamaand references to his life in the background. >> i tried to neg geshate less gray hair. >> internationally acclaimed for large scale paintings of imposing figures. mr. obama didn't want that. >> i had to explain that i got enough political problems without -- without you making me look like napoleon. >> reporter: the portraits will be displayed beginning tomorrow. two unique paintings of two ground breaking americans. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. before we go, a quick visit to northern italy. for the battle of the oranges, the high light of carnival season. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm done dahler. the flu season hasn't hit its peak but the worst on record. cdc reports there are more flu related hospitalizations this season than ever before. just last week, flu and pneumonia accounted for one in every ten deaths in the united states. but there is a new de

mrs. obama, thank you. thank you for seeing my vision and being a part of my vision.aint american people. and i tell american stories through the paintings i create. >> again, that is the scene at the national portrait gallery, one of the smithsonian museums in washington. you heard from the former first lady, michelle obama. right now at the podium is the artist, amy cheryl. she painted the portrait that will hang in the national portrait gallery of michelle obama. there it is on the screen. that was just unveiled in the last ten or 15 minutes. a very big day at the portrait gallery as these things go. this is the only place at the white house where you can find a complete collection of every president, every first lady. today, the obama's portraits are being unveiled. you can see the portrait of michelle obama. that is the artist speaking about that. we are expecting to see and hear, as well, from barack obama, the former president. his portrait, yet to be unveiled. we are expecting that in a few minutes. we will show that when it happens. let me bring the panel in

mr. obama said of her portrait, i am humbled. i am honored. roud. >> president obama says th they ignored his discussion, less gray hair and smaller ears. >> a yearlong test has found disturbing pricing policie polia dozen national retailors. here's nydia han to explain. >> if i think i'll save money, i spend fast but not after this. checkbook magazine found too often sales prices are not special at all. instead they are creating a bogus sense of energy to buy. >> stephany is skeptical after clearance tag for earrings, $128. >> i wondered how much they were originally. i pulled the sticker back and they were $98. the clearance price is $30 more than the original price. >> this is apparently just one kind of bogus bargain. over the course of ten months, checkbook magazine tracked prices available for five week at 19 major retailors and found in most cases thee price was the routine price, the one the store charges more than half the time. >> by one get one half off. that makes me want to buy it right now. >> you are worried if i come back next w

mrs. obama's hands. >> i love how she's looking to turn around. >> guess who stepped in and took charge? hers, the president himself, barack obama who was still technically the president at the time. he took the box and brought it inside the white house. problem solved. >> he hasn't seen the box since. >>> "the skinny" is next. >>> alexa, how far is mars? >> how far is mars? how am i supposed to know? there's not even oxygen there. >> alexa, please play country music. ♪ i don't dance now i make money moves ♪ >> no, alexa, i said country. ♪ i be in and out so much ♪ skinny so skinny >>> that's pretty funny. and that's rapper cardi b starring as alexa after the robot somehow lost her voice. >> she's among the biggest internet stars of the week including blue ivy carter, the super blue blood moon and congressman joe kennedy's lipps. >> he's now doing explaining. after the state of the union response. twitter went crazy. one person even writing, ask not what your country can drool for you, ask what you can drool for your country. >> you couldn't compl

and her artist amy pulling the curtain down and then mr. obama then unveiled his portrait.o very very good stuff there. >> the ability to be the first african-american paint to paint the first african-american president of the united states is absolutely overwhelming. >> we are both very grateful to have been the subject of their attention for this brief moment. >> both portraits will be on display for public viewing that would be for to you see starting on tuesday. >>> the weinstein company still feeling the impact right now the sexual misconduct allegations aimed against co-founder harvey weinstein. new lawsuit filed again the company has stopped its sale. fox's adam housley has more from los angeles. our investigation as demonstrated by the petition filed yesterday uncovered a pervasive pattern. of sexual harassment, intimidation, discrimination and abuse at the weinstein company. >> reporter: proposed deal to sell the weinstein company potentially falling apart. after new york state attorney general eric schneider man filed suit against the company and its co-founders b

the moment went viral because of mr. obama surprise reaction.she said it cost her off guard. . >> some people wanted to know. >> now we know. >>> president trump has a decision to make. when we may find out whether he will order the release of a controversial republican number on the russia investigation by the fbi says, it has great concerns about the memo. >>> dozens of suspects arrested in a statewide human trafficking thing. check that morning, traffic is moving along pretty well. if you're driving on 880, we have bart problems will tell you more about that. >>> i am putting a one our forecast, it is sunny and warmer. is going to be that way for a while. >>> the white house could decide as early as today to release this mysterious classified memo about the fbi. we'll have more on the implications coming up. >>> good morning and thank you for waking up with us. thursday morning it is the first day of february. it feels like the first day of may or june. i am pam cook. . >> and i am dave clark, let's find out more about our weather. >>> we hav

we can see these live pictures of mr. obama at the podium about to speak. they both chose african- american artists for their portraits. minutes ago michelle obama's portrait was unveiled and after the unveiling she spoke to the crowd. her mother was among those there. let's take a moment to listen in. >> it appears president obama is addressing the crowd so it may be a couple of minutes before we see the portrait. when it is unveiled we will share that with you. this is part of the smithsonian institution and it has the only completion of presidential portraits outside of the white house. >>> oakland fire officials say that one person died in west oakland after a fire at a homeless encampment. the victim is an adult man according to the east bay times we don't know that person's name. the fire badly damaged a shack and burned other debris. >>> the coast guard is continuing its investigation into why a ferryboat ran aground at the oakland marina. there were 43 people on board when it caught fire and got caught on the reef in shallowater yesterday afternoon.

predecessor, the portrait of president obama and his wife michelle were unveiled in washington, d.c., and mr. obama had nothing but praise for his wife's artist. >> i want to thank you for so spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman that i love. >> the and paintings will hang in the smithsonian gallery. they are the first presidential portraits at the smithsonian to be painted by black artists. >>> which of your favorite junk food snacks and beverages in the future, the new study encouraging lovers to ditch the romantic staples this valentine's day and try something less traditional. >>> you may want to struggle with someone special this valentine's day. it's going to be pretty chilly. we are finally feeling winter like. it looks gorgeous at the beach, but yes, temperatures are cooling. i'll take more about that coming up. >>> we went under cover on one of the busiest black market streets. >> you know anybody looking for phones. >> a lot ends up at 7th and market. >> where we found the iphone's kill switch isn't stopping thieves. >> the greate

mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! former president barack obama -- in town and on the move. >>> motorcade in monterey. former president barack obama in town and on the move. a visit that has a lot of people talking. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. out of office but still in favor. president obama joining the annual party down in pebble beach. officially it's a corporate visit for at&t but it comes with golf privileges in the sunshine. ian cole is in monterey for us which is filled with secret service agents. >> reporter: that's right, we first spotted president obama at this hotel around 5:00 on cannery row tonight. he left for several hours then came back just before 9:30. we're not sure where he was during that time but there were a lot of people happy to see him come back here. new video tonight of former president barack obama's motorcade returning to the monterey plaza hotel. during the excitement some local college students were on a stakeout. >> we came out looking for him. we seen on twitter

where you might have a good chance of seeing mr. obama coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." today in the bay on this thursday morning -- >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. you're watching "today in the bay." live pictures now from highway 280 and 17 interchange in san jose. mike will have more of your traffic updates in a bit. first,erey county, the pro-am tournament begins today. jordan spieth playing and, of course, celebrities like bill murray and look who else is in monterey bay. president barack obama scheduled to attend a at&t leadership conference. this is video of that motorcade in monterey right there as you see at the monterey plaza hotel and the president has had his own fans waiting for him. >> we happened to be driving around and saw the cop cars and i knew that has to be him. we have to get out of the car and see. >> it was crazy. yes, we saw him and it was insane. i love him so much. >> oh. >> he's a rock star. >> barack obama. we're still wait to go hear if he will play in the tournament. a lot of people excited abo

mr obama is a new set of options with mr trump. so how do we reach the law i want guests we have a live online community as well in this conversation so just pause for a moment so i can bring them back in but when you mention the end goal being peace of course before we get to peace so there are people living their daily lives and struggling with that and so we want to check in with them on how they're going about that we got this comment via you tube someone that's watching live for a novice clearly the military can't solve the problem people should take action to overcome their challenges rather than just hoping things will get better clearly also this is someone who is not in afghanistan but people who are are doing things that are taking action in the way that they can and this is a piece that you wrote in case i die it's entitled why afghans keep notes in their pockets and you spoke to several people residents of kabul or who are doing things like this they're writing their names on a note so i have one on my screen here he wr

then, the portrait unveiling ceremony for president obama and mrs. obama. and then, the panel comparing watergate to today. .he 2018 savannah book festival p.m., the pulitzer prize and national book award winner. on american history tv on cspan3, historians on world war i and the legacy of president woodrow wilson. six: 30 p.m., scholars explore the relationships 6:30en presidents -- at p.m., scholars explore the relationships between presidents and gorbachev. watch monday on the c-span networks. >> live coverage of the savannah book festival starts this morning and includes "future war." scott shapiro with how a radical plan to outlaw war we made the world. and celeste headley with her book on how to have conversations that matter. watch live coverage this morning beginning at 9:00 eastern on c-span's book tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are taking your calls from republicans, democrats, and independents. some, a quick look at front pages from across the country courtesy of the museum -- newseum.

. >> mrs. obama is going to take part in a conversation at oracle arena on march 28th. will be discussing her let's move initiative which focuses on childhood obesity. the former first lady will also discuss issues affecting our veterans and her fight to help girls around the world go to school. we are also hearing her new memoire "becoming" is expected to hit store shelves november 13th just in time for christmas. >> a lot of people will be buying that one. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> one ticket, two airlines and countless questions about how a man got stuck in a gap between the two air carriers. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. muds mind of people living in santa >>> at 4:52 first happening now, mudslides at the top of a lot of people's minds living in santa barbara county. a winter storm is going to bring more rain and possibly thunderstorms. people who live below mountains burned during the wildfires were warned that they might need to evacuate at any moment. >>> united airlines says a passenger o

the artist who painted mr. obama is california native kyhind kyhinde wiley who does portraits against vibrant, colorful backgrounds. wiley graduated here from the san francisco art institute in 1999. the portraits will hang oat the national portrait gallery in n smithsonian. beautiful. >> comfortable weather. clouds increasing. we are dry through the weekend. next monday we are tracking low snow, maybe down to 1,000 feet. spotty showers there at the lowest elevation. for some of the hills next monday may get a dusting. we'll keep an eye on it. >> thanks for joining us at 3:00. we'll see you at 4:00. >> bye. >>> tonight, olympic surprises, and an american medal rush. >> she has to go right up and do it. yes! >> boom! wow. >> holy cow. >>> history on the ice and snow as powerful winds blow the schedule up in the air. >>> security under scrutiny as the white house's story keeps changing about how it handled the abuse allegation scandal and dozens of white house officials operating without permanent security clearances.

but mrs. obamae physically turned to me, and she said, "i'm really hoping that you and i can work together." ha-ha. >> amy, i want to thank you for so spectacularly capturing the grace and beauty and the intelligence and charm and hotness of the woman that i love. >> well i had to play those bites, because they're so funny. and it really sort of, lightens a very profound moment. so, let me ask you, amy, before i get to, the amazing representation. tell me about the dress. tell me about the pose. it is really dramatic the way you uh captured the first lady. >> we went through a series of poses. when she landed on that one it just felt like the right one the i knew it immediately. but i think i photographed -- over 150 you know, different poses, some the same, over and over again. just figure out what worked. i think that pose kind of, she is contemplative. she is, she is -- just, just radiant in that photograph. and, the dress was stomething se also allowed me to have creative control over. when i sa

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. >> mr. obamang the artist to paint him with less gray hair, smaller ears, but he was turned down. >>> on the cbs "money watch," job cuts at amazon, and a gunmaker files for bankruptcy. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. wall street's rebound continued for a second trading session. apple rallied 4% leading gains in tech companies, while industrials, banks, and consumer-focused companies like retailers also rose. investors are still keeping a close eye on tomorrow's inflation data. the dow rallied 410 points yesterday. the s&p 500 finished 36 points higher. the nasdaq jumped 107. >>> in a rare move, amazon is laying off some employees at its seattle headquarters. the layoffs affect a few hundred people according to the "seattle times." 40,000 people work at amazon's headquarters. keep in mind the e-commerce giant reported a profit of nearly $4 billion last year. the largest in its history and the first time it topped a billi

mr. obama: i am not somebody who is a great subject. i get impatient. i look at my watch. one of those pictures must have worked? why is this taking so long? so it is pretty torturous just try to take a picture of me, portrait.paint a i will say working with kehinde was a great joy. ,e and his team made it easy and they -- in the tradition of a lot of great artists -- actually cared to hear how i thought about it before doing exactly what he intended to do. [laughter] the complete ceremony, including remarks by former president obama and the first lady from the national portrait gallery tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern. president trump appointed as secret service director. he talks about fighting cyberi

mrs. obama says she was humbled honored and proud of the portrait. oked that the artist kehinde wiley ignored his suggestion of less gray hair and smaller ears. >>> happening today, the two top dogs or the top dogs in their breed group will compete for best in show at the westminster kennel club dog show. judging began yesterday at madison square garden in new york. a border collie pug bichon frise and have earned a place in best in show ring. >> about wow, they're all cute. 5:53 and poison control center is warning people about a scam. details on how it works. >> amazon is laying off hundreds of employees. we'll explain why coming up at 6:00. >> ♪ glam on? >> behind the scene stories at o magazine. >> behind the scene stories at o magazine. and i'm get the best internet with the best shows >> behind the scene stories at o magazine. and i'm and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit conne

well, first off, i find it kind of amazing that we never hold mr. obama responsible for his comment regarding, i may not get immigration fixed in the first hundred days, but i will get it fixed in the first year. had he kept that promise, which we see mr. trump doing, i would say that maybe the daca people would have been taken care of. but as usual, no one in the democrat side, no one in our lower rosin group -- our la raza group, once you ever give anyone credit, and blame should be given to that. ask our guests, what grade would you give president obama on immigration? guest: we worked with president obama really hard. i encourage roberta to look at a. at one point, our organization called him the to porter -- the leftter in chief, and that a mark. we did it because we are nonpartisan and we are looking at the effect of policy on a number of communities. not just the undocumented community. not just the latino community. but the millions of american families being affected by these issues. indeed, we criticized president obama quite a bit, and we pushe