mr. thomas and others getting a generous amount of money and if anythingness of unpaid rent that was done to complete the work that is not nine hundred and 99 percent complete that was signed off to be taken over by the tenderloin housing clinic they're prepared to take position and move forward but notably at the time mr. thomas settled and well paid last october he agreed first and foremost to withdraw the appeals he had previously done last year and not submitted with the renovation work or slow down it is also noted as part of that settlement i have a copy here i'll be happy to submit there was rent forgiveness that the work was not signed off but agreed as soon as the sign offs are done he's obligated to presume paying rent we have a cynical attempt by a tenant to try to manipulate the system to avoid paying rent i have copies in the commissioners are interested of the relevant pages of the settlement argument there be only 4 including his snatch agreeing to the terms that are now violate i have copies if you're interested. >> you can leave them with the clerk. >> are you done counse

mr. thomas jefferson >> the problem with the rebellion in the western portions of the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: giving us a peak in the history books, loud john adams and thomas jefferson a historic philadelphia ink to share that on inauguration day when adams , a president, others considered to be a federallist had to pass baton of power to jefferson, the first head of the democratic republican party, it was a tough pill to swallow for one side. >> day mr. jefferson was inaugurated, i did not attend. >> oh, stop ity caught early stage in the morning out of washington district of columbia and headed toward massachusetts. >> wow. bold, mr. adams. >> yes, it was. >> reporter: for several years jefferson and difficult not the write to each other and it wasn't until about 1812 when, doctor rush a good friend of both of us encouraged us to write each other in which we did. our differences were put aside , and our friendship renewed. >> reporter: known to be friend who often disagreed. >> no, yes. >> no. >> yes. >> my goodness absolutely not the. >> guys, men. >> thomas jefferson's pres

mr. thomas is one of several u.s. military officers who have written letters to the state department appealing for mr. haydar to get a visa. he said he sympathizes with some of the views regarding immigration that mr. thumb campaigned on -- mr. trump campaigned on but iraqis like mr. haydar were singled out and shot at and we made a promise, he said. mr. thomas said he knew of five iraqi interpreters who were killed in the 15 months of his last tour in iraq, including three who were gunned down in their homes for working with the u.s. military. president trump continues to ignore the damage that he is doing to the safety of our country, and our service men and service women overseas, brave men and women who risk their lives to help u.s. soldiers in iraq have already been caught up in the president's unconstitutional order. i just want to associate myself with the man who said, who had been there, a soldier who had been there, said america made a promise. i believe in an america that keeps its promises. donald trump's o

mr. thomas is one of several u.s. military officers who have written letters to the state department appealing for mr. haydar to get a visa. he said he sympathizes with some of the views regarding immigration that mr. thumb campaigned on -- mr. trump campaigned on but iraqis like mr. haydar were singled out and shot at and we made a promise, he said. mr. thomas said he knew of five iraqi interpreters who were killed in the 15 months of his last tour in iraq, including three who were gunned down in their homes for working with the u.s. military. president trump continues to ignore the damage that he is doing to the safety of our country, and our service men and service women overseas, brave men and women who risk their lives to help u.s. soldiers in iraq have already been caught up in the president's unconstitutional order. i just want to associate myself with the man who said, who had been there, a soldier who had been there, said america made a promise. i believe in an america that keeps its promises. donald trump's o

mr. jefferson: that is a lot like what we conversed with thomas paine about. mr. hamilton: thomas hobbes said it best. we would be living in a state of nature where life is nasty, brutish, and short. anna: we would have no government, anarchy. mr. jefferson: it bears repeating. your constitution is not meant to limit your rights. if you are wondering whether you are allowed to do something, do not look to your constitution to find if you have permission. if your government is wondering whether it has permission to do something, it has to look at the constitution and show where it is written to allow them to do that. you look at laws that are passed to see what you are not in what you are allowed to do. if you do not have a constitution, perhaps there would be chaos. i think people would still gather together and work together in small societies. however, the bigger threat would be your government would see no limitations to its power and would become over powerful, worse than a monarchy. you would have the old roman dictators. you have tyrants, at radical governmen

mr. mike thomas. >> all right,t holly let's getlt the kids off to the bus stopus t shall we. good note. chillier today. depends on where you live. lve. off to the north temperaturesorr starting in the 20's toward hagerstown come lands soom definitely bundle them up up upp there as you work your way southward towards leonardtownond fredericksburg temperatures abue little closer to 40's but generally chilly and cloudy louy too start the day. after school staying cloudy patchy drizzle here and there. r here's your fox5 seven-dayday forecast. 60 on wednesday with early th ear showers to afternoon sunshine.u. thursday's dry with a mix ofmixo clouds and sun with temps inn the mid-50's and inaugurationgun day on friday 52 degrees but de we are watching the chance forno some showers during the afternoon hours. hour weekends right now looks split, dry on saturday, maybet showers on sunday. that's the weather.we let's do traffic with erinc witn como. >> 4:56. >> 4 metro service kicking in at 5:00. they are operating on an n adjusted schedule in honor of martin luther king jr. day.r. ay

we will apply the same roles to them to secretary devos, mrs. thomas -- we areanken: i think selling our kids short by not being able to ask follow-up questions. i was kind of surprised -- well, i'm not that surprised that you don't know this issue. ms. devos, your family has a supportingry of anti-lgbt causes, including groups that this conversion therapy. for example, you and your family have given over 10 million dollars to focus on the family, an organization that currently states on its website that " homosexual strugglers can and do change their behavior and identity." devos, conversion therapy has been widely discredited and rejected for decades by every mainstream and medical health organization as inappropriate. it has been shown to lead to homelessness, drug abuse, and suicide, particularly in youth. in fact, many leaders of conversion therapy, including both religious ministries and mental health professionals, have not only publicly renounced it, but have issued formal apologies for their work and how to the it has been individuals involved

. >> the nominee today is thomas michael hardiman. >> reporter: mr. trump's other finalist, judge thomas hardiman of pennsylvania, who like bojorquez, sailed through his confirmation hearing to the federal appeals court. interpret the law. >> reporter: if gorsuch is blue blood, hardiman is blue collar, first member of his family to graduate from college, he put himself through georgetown law driving a taxi. no matter who the president nominates, democrats have said they are going to fight. they are going to try to block this nominee, just like republicans blocked president obama's choice of merrick garland. >> pelley: jan crawford for us tonight, jan, thank you. cbs news will bring you live coverage of the president's announcement. as mr. trump said, it's coming up at 8:00 eastern time, 7:00 central. our cbs news political director john dickerson is joining us tonight from the set of "face the nation" in washington. john, with 41% or so of americans against the travel ban, is this having an effect on the president's ability to govern? >> well, in the s

mr. speaker, i'm thomas crawford and i have the privilege of represent iing the young people of sunderland and i have brilliant explanations of why we should vote this motion. i agree with them with the age and the environment. and i want to talk about the practicality of the motion, and people say it is ambitious, but sint ambitious for everything that we do. and to sit here on the green benches is ambitious, and we never thought that it would payoff, but when it did, the payoff was bigger. in the local campaigns, the the bigger the doubts, the bigger the payoff, so i urge everybody to back this campaign and not to let the word ambitious to put us off any further, and encourage us to move forward. >> now sh, members of the youth parliament, we have two front bench contributors in this debate from the northwest, but if there is a back bencher who is thirsting to contribute. and there is a woman waving at me with a purple or the burgundy top, and yes, your good self. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm eugenia herrington and i represent south cambridge. all people need to be supported for the po

i think there were many doubting thomas mr.idn't see her as surviving one of the worst crises in years if ever and i think that to her credit she took personal responsibility for getting it right and made it clear in her town hall meetings. everybody else was responsible for fixing what was going on and i think that crisis like so many others overcame the crises big and small unit became better leaders for it. i think that she's a better ceo because she had a trial by fire. "after words" airs every saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous programs on the website, booktv.org. >>> a ton of things happening constantly that are affecting our politics. the way that things get changed in the country, my favorite example is in new york everybody here is familiar with the governor and how hard he fought against raising the minimum wage up to the moment he decided he wanted to take credit for it. the protest was right down the street. you also have -- we should be real he was under investigation looki

two solid conservatives, neil go gorvsech and thomas hardman. mr. trump held off as long as he could before revealing his choice to them. even the chairman didn't know. >> i wish i knew. i wouldn't mind letting the cat out of bag but i don't know. >> reporter: several officials say they heard the president will choose gorsceh but reserves the right to change his mind. he will bring a westerner sensibility to the supreme court. conservatives compare him to antonin scalia, someone he admired. >> he was a lion of the life. a roar that could echo for miles. >> reporter: he met his wife while studying in england. they have two daughters. thomas hardman comes from a working class background. first in his family to graduate from college and drove for his father's taxi company in massachusetts. he married the daughter of prom innocent democrats in pittsburgh. whoever the nominee is is in for a tough fight. president obama's choice never got a hearing. >> we had the situation that a supreme court seat has been stolen from one president and delivered to anoth

karen, thomas, mrs. as you see in the video may also have video to match, because we spotted some surveillance cameras, pointing down at the sidewalk to maybe confirm this gun owner's story. >> it will be interesting to check. thanks, steve, 5:10. police are investigating a drive-by shooting, this happened in frankford. the victim says it was happening there in the 5100 block of penn street. investigators say they walked into the er, reported they'd been shot. they said a gray car drove up to their vehicle and opened fire inside. one of those victims was shot in the hand. also, investigators were called out to this scene after a car slams into a pole, that's happened in hunting park. this is about 12:30 this morning, right over there on the roosevelt boulevard. just look at that car badly damaged. the good news is that no one was hurt. >>> a developing story this morning, in fact, a warning for parent every pediatric office in ocean county. about 900 children received potentially compromised vaccines. th

mr. moderator. i move that dr. thomas young, who desired to address the meeting. >> mr. young, you will way to be recognized by the chair. you may be recognized by the chair, and you may speak, sir. >> thank you, sir. mr. moderator, you are most kind as opposed to others like him over there. this tea is really a slow poison that has a corrosive effect on all those who consume it. i have given it up since it became a political poison -- >> this meeting is not adjourned yet. sir, you have the floor. >> thank you, sir. tea produces nothing of value. its use is insidious and pernicious and leads to various distempers. i trust that you fellow countrymen have decided to eschew this tea, this boston distemper, and will resist your urges toward this wicked weed, and to all other needless imported commodities. we are here in boston a free and generous people, and we have decided that to gather here today to exercise our right, which is long-standing right. whether this order will take us, i cannot rightly prognosticate, but mark my word. now that the hand is on the plow, there mu

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mr. trump defeated, hillary clinton. supreme court justice clarence thomasterld the oath to the new vice president. >> i, michael richard pence... >> pelley: and the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, swore in mr. trump. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ( applause ). >> pelley: the sound of 21 guns salutedly the new commander in chief. his inaugural address set the tone for his presidency. >> americans want great schools for their children, safe neighborhoods for their themselves. but for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> pelley: mr. trump escorted his predecessor to a marine helicopter, and we can only imagine what mr. obama was thinking as he surveyed washington for the first time as a former president. within minutes, the new president got to work, making his cabinet nominations official, and the veteran deal maker got his first taste of washington horse tra

first of course mike pence was sworn in as vice president by supreme court justice clarence thomas. then mrp took the oath of office prehave presided ovey chief justice john roberts. donald trump delivered about 20 minutes of remarks. >> we assembled here today are issuing a new decree to be heard in every city, in every foreign capitol and in every haul of power. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first, america first. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and the official inauguration program ended on a high note rather literally with a stunning performance from a singer with pennsylvania roots. >> ♪ and now, ladies and gentlemen, the new york military academy, from cornwall hudson, new york. this historic academy has been named a junior reserve officer training corps, distinctive >> reporter: that was 16-year-old jackie of pitts pittsburgh who got her big break winning a national talent show: it was a stunning moment the national mall hundreds of thousands of people on it totally silent for that moment. "action news

mr. president. he said i will give you the money. thomas me, promise me. promise me you won't so that house.emember we were in the oval and ashley was in the elevator and the elevator plummeted when she was with a group of people. it plummeted to the ground. worried that she had been badly hurt. andt up to take the call you didn't let up until you make sure your service followed through. you make sure that everything was all right. president, wer. -- marrying up, we both did. the truth of the matter is, i sent this to michelle last night, michelle is the finest first lady in my view that has ever served in the office, there is a lot of great first lady's but i really generally mean it. [applause] biden: when i joe got to meet michelle's brother and he told me about how you guys were raised, i got to know and love your mom. your mom was 15 years old and she could have been my mom. the way you are raised, the way we were raised, it wasn't any different. that this decision to join you, which is the greatest honor of my life was the right decision on a night when we had to go and accept the nomi

the issue surfaced this week after former labor secretary thomas perez widely considered mr. ellison's top rival for the dnc post, said republicans did everything to gum up president obama's agenda, so democrats should return the favor by filibustering president trump's upcoming high court pickering you expect the filibuster and president trump announces his pick next week, my the democrats wait and see who was chosen? guest: there is never been a full-blown filibuster for a supreme court nominee, although the threat is always been there. i think the democrats feel that they have some cards to play diduse the republicans something a president, which was refused to consider president for almost a year. justin scalia died in february of 2016, and they sat on merit nomination and refused to give him a hearing or a vote. if you look at the list of names that have been floated by the trump white house, there are some on that list that would be very easy for the democrats to oppose, and i think also to filibuster. trump does come up with , do know,o is probably conservative in what

neil gorsuch and thomas hardman as candidate and president mr. trump -- >> every person i pick will be -- i think people are going to love it. i think evangelical christians will love my pick and will be represented fairlily. >> if that will happen, i'm pro-life and appointing pro-life judges. i think you will be impressed with this person. >> democrats are ramp up their opposition. delaying votes on several nominees. schumer spoke out on the nominee. >> we want a mainstream nominee who gets bipartisan support. the reason for this is simple, we thought it such an important position it ought to be main treatment in terms of the nominees. >> peter. we're told that president trump invited both to washington for a rare evening eventment we do not know that they are here. i spoke with a senior white house official. they have been trying to build up drama surrounding the pick. 8:00 tonight at eastern. it may not be clear who he going with. both judges could be there in the east room. what's also not clear is whether one or both will be here at the whit

mr. pence: and that was who would swear me in and on which bible would i take that oath. it was my great honor that justice clarence thomas, in his 25th year on the supreme court of the united states have the honor. [applause] mr. pence: one of the great honors of my life. [applause] mr. pence: when it came to the bible, i thought about it long and hard. and then we made a call out west to the reagan library. and i asked if i might have the honor to take the oath of office on the bible that our 40th president took his oath of office on. what touched my heart was to find out that the verse he took the oath on is one of my very favorites. it is one that i often quoted on the campaign trail. i leave it with you today as an admonition, because now is the time for us to do our work, support this new president and the confidence of the american people placed in him and the agenda that they've elected him to advance and elected all of you to advance. i also think if you are inclined to bend the knee and bow the head, it's good time to do that, too. that verse in president reagan's bible was ancient words that are still true toda

mr. speaker. i am reminded of the words of sir thomas moore who was the lord high chancellor in new england during the 16th century. he strove for life excellence in public service, but in the end he was put to death by the ery state that he sought to so nobly serve. in an earlier reflection on the saint thomas moore had this to say and i quote, when a man takes an oath, he's holding his own self in his own hands like water, and if he opens his fingers, then he need not hope to find himself again. now, mr. speaker, throughout that wonderful day last week of our swearing in here on -- in the body, i was reflecting prnlly on a singular word -- personally on a singular word and that word is replenishment. our american system of governance has an extraordinary capacity to reflenish -- replenish itself with new ideas and refreshed perspectives. our political starts with the belief that political power is derived from each person's dignity. by voting citizens invest that very power in the representatives that are sent here to make judgments on their behalf. but, of course, to earn that right in the firs

. >> massachusetts sheriff thomas suggests having his inmates build it, mr.ously vow today make mÉxico pay for it but using inmates from massive infrastructure projects would be beneficial for everyone. new battle over gun rights heading for showdown in the state of texas. proposing a new law that would give everyone to openly carry handgun without a permit calling it con constituent -- constitutional carry. heather: untold story of three african american women who served behind the brains of one of the biggest operations of american history. launch of astronaut glenn to orbit. >> because we wear glasses. >> so let's step in the spotlight with michael tamara. you got to sit with the cast? >> i did. all told me what it was like to bring the incredible story to the big screen. >> you have to see what she becomes. >> when i saw the trailer i was like, wow, i didn't know the story and nasa was progressive for the day and the movie and you're like, no, not so much. >> it's amaze to go me that the story wasn't told. it's amazing that these women are heros like they

host: joe thomas, tha we've heard from opinionists on the east coast, opinions on the joining us from iowa, another opinionist. talk show host, mrconway, good morning. caller: good morning. it is interesting have you gone real h coasts and now in america. host: what is the message from real ameri

host: joe thomas, tha we've heard from opinionists on the east coast, opinions on the joining us from iowa, another opinionist. talk show host, mr. conway, good morning. caller: good morning. it is interesting have you gone real h coasts and now in america. host: what is the message from real america as far as the lection with the incoming congress and new administration? guest: job one, you have got to the v.a., it is absolute indictment of our nation how we people who come home having defended our freedom. die og wait lists, this is disgusting, it is indictment well,cialized medicine, as that is for a whole other day. what we do to our veterans has be fixed. it is not even that complicated, it is a fairly simple fix. have to let them do it and hopefully it will happen days v.a. hundred overhauled. that doesn't mean there are bad medics and nurses and doctors, there are excellent people who absolutely want to do the best veterans, unfortunately, like most of d.c., bureaucracy out of its own way. host: as far as you said a imple fix, what is that fix in your mind? guest: that fix is, you come back and you are honorably our servi

mr. trump planned to announce thursday the front runners are william prior, neil gorsuch and thomas hardiman. there's been an opening ton on the high court almost a year following the death of an nine scalia. >>> police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a man inside a gas station in distrt fox 5 was first on the scene and lindsay watts there with the latest. >> reporter: police don't know if this was a random or a a arcticed killing. they say it didn't appear to be a robbery and the man who was shot inside this gas station was visiting. he did not work here. you can see the b p is back open tonight. we'll show you video of what it looked like earlier. it was around 4:45 when the young man was killed. investigators say he looked to be either a teenager or in his early 20's. police say they're not ready to identify himself yet. looking into the store, we can see few evidence markers, a lot of police in and out over the course of about four hours. police say there were witnesses that they interviewed but tonight they're still looking to speak to anyone who might know anything or mi

mr. trump wrapped up interviews last week. closes source to the issue say these are the most likely finalists. neil gorsuch, thomas hardiman and william pryor jr. despite options, democrats are concerned republicans would deploy the nuclear option and reducing the threshold for declare aing a filibuster from votes to 51. >>> stoking concerns on wall street this morning. the tax cuts are not the priority. the dow tumbled for the biggest loss since the election. the growing fear of divisions with republicans could stall the number one goal of investors. in a meeting with small business leaders monday, the president brushed aside criticism of the rally he started. >> the stock market has gone up massively since the election. everyone is saying the market will go down. the market's not going down. the smart people know me. the business people know me. they know what i'm about. the market went massively up. when i was elected, a lot of the really smart people went out and bought a lot of stock. they have been rewarded. >> actually as he is speaking, the stock market was tumbling. it is so rare to see a sitting presiden

mr. president." you tried to steal that title from me once before. and i will not let it fall within your grasp again. good day, sir. >> thomase to power comes at the expense of many careers, including his own vice president's. shut out of power, aaron burr will put his life on the line to get it back. ♪ i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i did my ancestrydna and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. >> >> though still vice president, aaron burr is blocked from power by thomas jefferson. and he seeks vengeance for those who have wronged him. to regain his political status, burr runs for governor of new york. like burr, alexander hamilton's power is diminished by thomas jefferson's victory. but he can still use his influence in new york politics to keep burr from becoming gove

associate justice of the supreme court clarence thomas administers the oath of office to the vice president of the united states. >> placed her hand on the right bible. mrpence, do solemnly swear... >> i, michael richard pence, do solemnly swear... >> justice thomas: that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states... >> that i will support and defend the conception of united states. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and i will well and faithfully discharge... >> the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter. >> the duties of the office in which i am about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applauding] [band playing] ♪ [applauding] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the mormon tabernacle choir accompanied by the presidential united states marine band. ♪ oh beautiful ♪ for spacious skies ♪ for amber waves of grain, for personal moun

associate justice of the supreme court clarence thomas administers the oath of office to the vice president of the united states. >> placed her hand on the right bible. mrpence, do solemnly swear... >> i, michael richard pence, do solemnly swear... >> justice thomas: that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states... >> that i will support and defend the conception of united states. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and i will well and faithfully discharge... >> the duties of the office of which i'm about to enter. >> the duties of the office in which i am about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applauding] [band playing] ♪ [applauding] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the mormon tabernacle choir accompanied by the presidential united states marine band. ♪ oh beautiful ♪ for spacious skies ♪ for amber waves of grain, for personal moun

mr. trump has narrowed his choice to neil gorsuch, the front-runner, and new york's judge thomas hardiman. kellyanne conway said they will oppose abortion rights. >> i can guarantee the promise that president trump made will continue as president, that he's a pro-life president and he has promised he will promote pro-life judges including to the supreme court. >> conway says trump will nominate someone who will honor the constitution. >>> and a member of the ee legal navy s.e.a.l. unit credited with helping in killing osama bin laden was killed. they targeted an al qaeda branch that had been previously attacked by drones. al qaeda said 30 people were killed including women and children. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> the high statikes and risky raid was planned during the obama administration and authorized. it was carried out just before dawn. their target was the headquarters believed to contain vital intelligence inside that warranted a ground operation but when the team arrived they were confronted by fierce gunfire. the pentagon said one u.s. serviceman was killed and three others in

mrs. francis swift. >> who are you looking for? >> my son, thomas swift. >> she said, has anybody seen tommy swift?s sign. and i remember thinking, that's the emblematic mother. that's the mother of all of us. america has been attacked, and it has been changed. is the new century for this nation. >> i will never forget tom's voice on that morning of september 11. you can see much more on tom's career tonight in a two-hour nbc special, "tom brokaw at nbc news: the first 50 years" at 9:00 p.m. central. tom will be joined by tom hanks, among others. this week we highlight another life lived. ♪ you're going to make it after all ♪ >> what seems routine today was revolutionary in 1970 when mary tyler moore introduced a character who was a single working woman in a man's business, fighting for equal pay and open about her sexual independence. moore's cultural impact can be measured in the tributes she received this week from the womenhe winfrey who said of her hero, she was a symbol of what couldn't be done. tina fey said she developed her show "30 rock" by watching episodes of "mary tyler moore." and our

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thomas almalorso lives in fairfax. a history teacher who voted libertarian. he thinks one of mr. trump's biggest challenges will be undoing obamacare. >> in theory he should be able to get a lot done. he should be able to transform obamacare and turn it into something else. i hate to be the one to bring the bad news, obamacare was never going to work in the long run. we will see as far as politics goes what he can do and how it will turn out. >> we are finding out more about the future of the health care law. the president-elect is about to roll out his plan, and pete has more. >> reporter: new questions about obama care are coming into your city, your voice birth. congress is getting closer repealing the 7-year law it requires everyone have health insurance. >> it may not have been good for some people, but it's been good for other people. >> reporter: you have been writing asking why republicans don't have a plan ready they have opposed it since its signing. the trump transition team is busy drafting a replacement. >> he's looking at pharmaceutical companies and other ways to d

, i'd like to highlight a story filed by abc7's eric thomas about a new venture that could fast-track students toward college. >> they called him "mr. october" because of his postseason heroics at the plate. but on this friday in september, reggie jackson was talking about the importance of science and technology education to students of color. >> and as a minority, you do not get a fair opportunity. you do not get a fair shake. >> but sometimes you do get a little star power, money from silicon valley, and input from a local community college to help give these kids a nudge along the way. >> the focus on technology because there's such a significant lack of any kind of minority population in technology. >> it's true that african-americans and latinos make up less than 5% of employees at the major tech companies. this initiative hopes to help change that. it's a joint venture between silicon valley software giant sap, the oakland unified school district, and berkeley city college. the goal? get more kids of color involved in the tech industry. that's not new, but this is. students in the academy will be allowed to take courses that

[cheering and applauding] >> justice thomas: mr. at after me. i come a michael richard pence, do solemnly swear. >> vice president-elect pence: i, michael richard pants, do solemnly swear. >> justice thomas: that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and, that i will well and faithfully discharge. to >> and, that i will well and faithfully discharge. >> the duties of the office on which i am about to enter. >> vice president-elect pence: the duties of the office on which i am about to enter. >> justice thomas: so help me god. >> vice pres

thomas jefferson. but to do so, jefferson must confront his internal conflict over the issue of slavery. >> mr.ave i told you about interrupting me? >> i'm sorry, sir jefferson. it's only that... what are you writing? >> it's for the congress, political matters. it doesn't concern you. >> as a tobacco farmer and a virginian, jefferson supports the inequality of slave ownership. yet he writes the immortal phrase, "all men are created equal," the cornerstone of the emerging american identity. while a glaring contradiction, it doesn't invalidate his words. jefferson truly wants to liberate future generations from slavery. so he attacks the slave trade in his declaration. that decision heightens tensions between the northern and southern colonies at the very time they need to come together. >> when jefferson said, "all men are created equal," no one in 1776 knew exactly what he meant. but the important thing was that they were fighting for independence. and how it was phrased turned out to be a much bigger deal later. this became this beacon toward which americans have felt they had to strive ever

thomas standing by. >>> also tonight after the president-elect tames aim at the intelligence community calling those up confirmed reports a disgrace. today, a video of the spy in hiding. >>> the showdown. mr. trump's picks for the pentagon and the cia. making it clear where they stand on russia. >>> the family tragedy. the fast-moving fire. the six children that were lost. >>> the major ice storm moving in tonight across several states. >>> and the surprise at the white house that left vic

mr. trump directed sean spicer to talk about the size of the inauguration crowd. lets bring in our republican john thomas. he's joining us now, listening to that and one observer -- is this what trump's voters want the white house to be focusing on right now? >> i don't think any americans, republicans or democrats want to white house to be talking about crowd sizes. first of all, that clearly was a rat hole that the white house's spokesperson should not have gone down. if he want to automatbout size e rating system that he had a bigger audience than bill clinton had and barack obama. those a i think all of this is a side show. the real issue is the economy. that's what voters put donald trump in office to fix and the more we get off on this, is just noise for everyday americans. >> many voters will agree with you that this is noise and a lot of these twitter wars that we have seen leading up to this presidency were also side shows and that's why people voted for mr. trump because they felt that he will deal with jobs with the economy. this whole concept of alternative facts, potentially coming out from

thomas d. holman to be the acting director of u.s. immigration and custom enforcement. mr.has served since 2013 as the executive associate director of i.c.e. enforcement and removal operations. daniel regsdale was serving as the head of immigration customs enforcement. we're rejoined now by jonathan alter, also john feiner, former chief of staff of secretary of state john kerry, and david jolly, former republican member of congress from florida. and mr. jolly, first of all i want to get your reaction to the events of tonight including your understanding, your reaction to the executive order that the acting attorney general tonight, the first acting attorney general of the night, thought was unlawful and a new acting attorney general has now been put in to try to fight to defend that order in court. your reaction to the order and to what we've seen happen tonight. >> yeah, lawrence, look, you nailed it with the monday night massacre. i think if this is week one of the trump administration, it indicates that within the first year, we might find our president drifting toward a

that two federal appeals court judges, neil gorsuch and thomas hardiman, top the list of candidates. the announcement comes amid the uproar over mr. trump's immigration moratorium, and a high-level ouster at the justice department. john yang begins our coverage. >> reporter: a night of plitical drama at the white house gave way to a day of defending president trump's actions. white house press secretary sean spicer: >> for the attorney general to turn around and say "i'm not going to uphold this lawful executive order" is clearly a dereliction of duty. and she should've been removed, and she was. >> reporter: acting attorney general sally yates, an obama appointee, was fired after directing justice department lawyers not to defend the president's immigration order. "at present," she wrote them, "i am not convinced that the defense of the executive order is consistent with my responsibilities, nor am i convinced that the executive order is lawful." spicer insisted justice's office of legal counsel did find the order lawful. >> that doesn't sound like an attorney general that is upholding the duty that she has sworn to uphold. at t