dollar settle m e nt there may be a multi—billion dollar settlement to deal with this scandal, and thatl could be ratified by vw‘s board as early as tonight. any more on that, we will bring to you as we get it. there was more travel misery for hundreds of thousands of southern rail passengers today, as the network's drivers started a 48—hour strike. it's just the latest industrial action in a row between the unions and the company over plans for driver—only—operated trains. and, as our transport correspondent richard westcott reports, it could spread to other train companies. paralysed by a strike — again. more than 2,200 southern services weren't running today. platform 2 for the delayed 0747 thameslink service. their passengers were forced to find other routes in. the whole situation seems

in a multi-national agreement, that is not the case. in many cases all of the other countries have to agree to an action or let somebody out and that is not putting the american interest first. >> and the question about key stone -- >> i won't get in front of the president's executive actions but areas like dakota and the keystone pipeline, where we could tap into the energy more, that is something he has been clear about it. he talked about it on the karm but around the thanksgiving period he talked about that being a big priority. that is one of the ones where i think the energy sector and our natural resources are an area where i think the president is very, very keen on making sure that we maximize our use of natural resources to america's benefit. it is good for economic growth, it is good for jobs. and it is good for american energy. jonathan carl. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >> just the question of your nate. is it your intention to always tell the truth from that podium and will you pledge never to knowingly say something

had a big elaborate multi-year exposition that attracted tourists. it was a great time for the promoters of the area, real estate promoters to develop different parts of the city. in this case this is an elaborate one for a a part of town called mission beach. this is one of the most uniquely printed land promotional brochures we have in our collection. the land promotional brochure like this showed the available lots that would be offered for sale to people seeking the beach community of mission beach. this was issued in 1915 in the same year of the expo celebrating the panama canal opened. out that theoint raw material history comes from primary resources and some of the things we have here at the special collection archives serve historians to better understand our history here in san diego, context within california and the u.s. history. books ofat the journal asher eddie would be representative of a vital rich resource that can be mined by historians because it is full of first-hand accounts over several inrs of somebody who is here southern cal

looks like a couple of vehicles involved in the accident, a multi-vehicle accident right lane blocked at least. two lanes blocked off to the right. police on the scene, blue route northbound past broomall. thanks penndot for zooming in on this, trying to give us a better view. schuylkill expressway and i-95 move moving mostly in the 40s and 50s. yeadon we have a vehicle fire in yeadon, delaware county. we have an accident in upper pottsgrove township this accident cleared a minute ago, dry and clear, but busy out there. >> developing now, gunfire popped off in a kensington park, many neighbors in the beyond a reasonable doubt heard the shots and hit the deck, one man didn't get down in time. and annie mccormick is live at police headquarters, good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the 45-year-old victim is in very critical condition. this is video from the scene. we are told it happened before 9:00 p.m. in the kensington section of the city. the victim was on the front porch of the home on the 200 block of east indiana street. shots rang out, his family members duck, but

multi- mixer and they bought many multi- mixers and they were intrigued by why one would need so many of these machines he would think you think by now i would be able to say it. so he went there to say hello. they were happy to meet him they could bank milkshakes until you needed a vanilla. it was very helpful to their system. he describes it in his autobiography like he was describing falling in love. it was so perfect to him. and the system was so beautiful he also really fell in love with the not only the inefficiency but the cleanliness. he was very happy to see both you wanted to figure out figure out how to propagate it across the land. so for ray it started with milkshakes. he meets the brothers and he sells them all of these machines at what point did he decide this needs to go big and how do i make this go big. when he first laid eyes on the mcdonald's operation all of those other people were there sketching but ray decided he didn't want to seal he wanted to help sell it. he that night they began franchising they had one that was working on their behalf he became ill not lo

should pause to recognize this was the first president in american history to mobilize an amazing multi-racial coalition that included a plurality of working class whites based on an optimistic optimistic, empathetic, caring politics where everyone felt included and everyone had voice. and he won the popular vote and the electoral college twice, something neither his predecessor or successor was able to do. what he was not able to overcome, though, was a gerrymandered congress and a toxic polarity, 50 years in the making of congress that has lost the habit of working across the aisle. that said, he was able to have some remarkable accomplishments. seven presidents before him tried to do comprehensive healthcare reform. he did get it done. you know, and even if it is undone, which republicans are trying to do, it is still part of his legacy. insurance rates have gone down -- uninsured rates down to 9%. uninsured rates among african americans dropped by a third. you know people will remember that legacy and the other thing that on matters of race that were remarkable accomplishments with crimina

we have residual backups from an earlier multi-vehicle crash.tbound 580 after north flynn road it was a multi-vehicle crash involving up to 7 cars. and chp says it was due to black ice so make sure you are driving safely out there. to get through black ice, you have to steer in the direction of the skid and not slam on the brakes. okay? so you're moving at sa miles per hour through the altamont pass on to -- 15 miles per hour through altamont pass to the dublin interchange. altamont pass to 680 will take you up to 16 minutes. and then if you are heading into the peninsula you're all good. same story with the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are on. it will take about 15 minutes to get through it. roberta? >>> roqui you know how to avoid hydroplaning? just don't go out in the rain. >> good advice. thank you. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everyone. lots to talk about. let's get to it. live hi-def doppler radar. no rain going. we have reno to the north eureka and mount vaca and that's our mount umunum radar site. we're ready to go. we a

their striker, diego costa, amid claims he's fallen out with the club's coaching staff and talk of a multi—millionound offer on the table to move to the chinese super league. here's our sports reporter, patrick gearey. at the home of the current champions, chelsea showed why they are still favourites to be the next ones. a 3—0 win at leicester is some statement. the only questions surround a man not here. premier league top scorer diego costa didn't travel after a row with the coach about fitness. reports suggested there was big—money interest in him from china. diego costa! reports chelsea's manager says he knows nothing about. you can listen to a lot of things. if there are the problems, you solve the problems in the changing room. never during a press conference. yeah. but i repeat — "if". that word again — "if" costa did go, he would be following the likes of oscar in heading for easters riches. he is earning an estimated £a00,000 a week. china has been the next destination for other chelsea players. john obi mikel this year

so this is all due to an earlier multi-vehicle crash involving seven cars here after north flynn road. that's been moved off to the shoulder. but that backup will cause problems. so if this is part of your morning commute, give yourself some extra time or avoid it altogether. moving over to the dublin interchange, altamont pass to 680 will take 15 minutes. then if you are traveling into the peninsula from hayward to foster city, traffic is moving well from 880 to 101. and then the south bay commute looking good. right? 101 northbound, 280/680 split to highway 237 that will take you 17 minutes. that's our only slow portion of the south bay. 280 northbound and 87 northbound are looking good. but there have been reports of black ice on highway 17 near the lexington reservoir. so watch out for that. and also watch out for that along the altamont pass, as well. moving over now to mass transit, everything is on time. bart, ace and muni. check ferries schedules online for changes on the ferry today. >>> roqui, thank you. now to breaking news out of san francisco where police are on the scene

employer pensi-- multi-employer pension funds that are in dire straights. these are ones that have become unstable and they are pension plans for people like truck drivers, carpenters and miners and the treasury secretary has the authority to temporarily or permanently reduce the pension benefits if the plan is projected to run out of money. there in therein, there are two bad outcomes, one it's running out of money and you are going to be faced with the problem of what to do about it. these are folks that are living on the edge. and a reduction of the pension is going to mean something that they have to go without. what do you think about this and how would you approach this heart-wrenching issue? >> i appreciate your concern, and we had an opportunity to talk a little bit about this when we met and i believe your office followed up and sent me some information on this. so, it's something that i look forward to working with you on and let me first say, i think that people who have worked very long periods of time and have built up a pension deserve to get

multi-mixing machines. it's a mouthful. you would think by now i would be able to say it. he went there to say hello and they were happy to meet him because he saw he's so a very t piece of equipment that helps their business. they could make milkshakes until you came up and needed a vanilla. so it was very helpful to their system. they met ray and he was dazzled. he described it in his autobiography as if he were falling in love because the system was so perfect to him. he'd seen a lot of stores and drugstore counters and restaurants and bus system was so beautiful he also fell in love with not just the efficiency but the cleanliness. he was a neat freak. he was happy to see this and wanted to propagate across the land because in his mind the more mcdonald's, the more multi-spindled milkshake machines there would be sold so i started with milkshakes for him. he meets the brothers and sells them all this milkshake machin machines. >> when he first laid eyes on the operation all those other people for their

multi-vehicle accident. just around mile marker 350.5. now, two lanes blocked is what i'm hearing right now. right and center lanes will have details for you on this. might be a pretty serious situation. check in with drive times when i come back. for now get a check on today's forecast will meteorologist bill henley. >> little less than an hour away from sunrise. heading to coldest time of the morning. right now in wane. live picture. nice and dry there. winds light, but it's 22 degrees. philadelphia it's 28. cold all around. looks like it's going to be pretty nice for the mlk holiday. tonight we'll start to see changes. neighborhood forecast just ahead. >> thank you bill. plus a stamp of disapproval. poll says about donald trump's popularity ahead of inauguration. and defending little nikki. following death we're hearing from lawyer who worked with philly's imfamous mob boss. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 pr

moving nicely on i-95, a multi-vehicle accident with the tractor-trailer.n the blue route. mass transit is looking good, i want to warn you, septa saying the fox chase train is two cars short. 805, might have overcrowding issues. >> reporter: we're bundling the kids up. windchills in the upper teens and low 20s. this afternoon windchills in the 20s, as well. 24 in allentown. 23 in reading. 27 in wilmington. 29 in millville. 31 with the windchill. we'll have sun and clouds, noon, 32. 3:00 p.m., 35, that's the high, windchills in the 20s, back below freezing by 7:00 a.m. light snow moves in sooner on the models looks like anytime between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. it will be over quick with a coating to two inches across the region. >> sheriff deputies in georgia chased down a loose llama. someone in the parking lot showed the animals sharing the road with drivers strolling past the starbucks. it belongs to a nearby resident. the llama enjoyed his add -- adventure and happy to have the harness back on. >>> police round up in rural tennessee is going viral. sheri

we can defend post world war ii and multi-lateralism. this could provide a framework to address such a vision. in terms of tools, pd tactics to counter this information need to be revamped. the white house and state department should work with congress on legislation to support public resource and stable public diplomacy platforms and programs in countries and regions most affected by disinformation campaigns. in terms of research, the state department needs to do a better job of listening to target audiences to understand their needs and the impact of pd programs and messaging efforts. this means partnering with local ngos who understand these audiences better. audiences consistently request not only news but also entertainment in local languages, such as russian, so they are not dependent on russian entertainment and absorbing the russian world view in the process. producing this content will require partnering with local news and entertainment professionals. the state department should try to re-open american spaces in russia beyond t

northbound 880 before marina boulevard it's a multi-car crash. there were reports that there were five cars involved now chp saying there are 7 cars involved and you have traffic moving at just 5 miles an hour. so barely moving and it's backed up right past the 238 highway there in san leandro. so if you are heading out this way give yourself some extra time. it is a traffic alert so that means it will take 30 minutes or more to get cleared out of the roadways. so if you are taking southbound 880 to the san mateo bridge here's a live look at that commute from hayward to foster city. that will take you about 13 minutes so that's the good news here this morning. more bad news, the altamont pass is slow again. you're driving at 13 miles per hour coming off 205 in tracy and up to 30 miles per hour once you hit north tracy boulevard. so north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you up to 40 minutes and then it frees up through livermore to the dublin interchange. south bay, 280 and 87 looking good but the slowdown here is on 101 northbound,

i think when you look at big multi national agreements, multi lateral agreements, they're not always in the best interest of the united states. the beautiful thing about a bilateral agreement is that if any one of the two parties in the agreement decides at any time they want to get out of the agreement or are not being treated fairly, they can negotiate it. in the multi national case that's not the case. all the other countries have to agree and that's not putting the u.s. interests first. >> on the question about keystone and dakota access. >> i will tell you areas like dakota and the keystone pipeline, areas that we can increase jobs, increase economic growth and tap into america's energy supply more, that's something that he has been very clear about. i think he talked about it not only on the campaign but around the thanksgiving period he was talking about that being a big priority. that's one of those ones where i think that the energy sector and our natural resources are an area where i think the president is very, very keen on making sure that we maximize our use of natural r

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it's a multi-cloud future. vmware's strategy is to give the customers the networking and tools so customers can take it vantage of all them and have the best of clouds. it's like we gave the customers flexible the of their servers in the past, we will give complex ability and control of their cloud services in the future, and that strategy is resonating very well with customers. >> i that you had an eyebrow raised when you saw [indiscernible] which even on a generous protection of revenue growth, which was strong, would 10 times next year's revenue. what do you make of that valuation on a company that is in your space? >> i was bit startled by the acquisition? as a company that is an important partner for us in many domains. it is mostly complementary to overall ifus, and everyone is saying this tech opportunity is moving beyond traditional i.t., and tech is breaking out of tech and we are in the digital future, and every aspect of the business becomes a technology opportunity. we believe we are coming into a.

he said no, no, no, we'll open up this big-time multi-billion dollar factory in mexico.n he says donald trump is on the verge of creating a renaissance in this country. he found his road to damascus and the road to washington when he became president against anything more than what he expected. if he starts to shut down the super highway we have seen for manufacturing jobs between states in the united states and some of the poorer states in mexico, they will change their tune and move some of these factories back to the united states. even if it helps in short term it will help in the long term. charles: a fox news poll shows a majority of those surveyed fear that fake news is hurting our country. we'll discuss it next. ... >> reassured the american people. >> thousands for a guy who is a multi-billionaire, i don't know-- huh? >> i know you're all anxious, i appreciate it. huh. >> made this statement, during the inauguration. >> i understand that. >> how can you be comfortable with when-- >> maybe he didn't win. >> he's very comfortable with his win. >> if he believes th

which were written by guys in multi-national corporations, and what think said, why do we want to pay a worker in america $15, $20 an hour when we can shut down here, go to china and pay people a few bucks a you are whwh -- an hour. and it succeeded. we have lost jobs in kentucky, west virginia. but the whole country has been significantly hurt. i believe we need a new trade policy. i believe we tell corporate america that they got to control their greed. they can't throw american workers out on the street who made them wealthy and then move to mexico and pay people a few bucks an hour. so if mr. trump is prepared to sit down and work on a new trade policy, which is based on fairness, not just on corporate glide, ye greed, yeah, i will be happy to work with him. >> you have one head shaking up and down with a lot of energy. and it comes from tianna. she hails from detroit, michigan. she's a democrat, she voted for you in the prime air, clinton in november, this issue, nafta goes to the core of her question. >> my dad worked at american axle for 24 years before he lost his job to nafta

according to white house officials, those familiar with the decisions, the action is part of a multi-they focus on immigration, among an array of sweeping changes to the nation's immigration system under consideration by the new president. president trump expected today to be heading over to the department of homeland security, visitsrnoon today, as he homeland security on sunday, over the weekend, on saturday, rather, he visited the cia over in langley, virginia. we will stay here live waiting to hear from nancy pelosi, live coverage in washington today that will include later today the briefing from white house spokesman sean spicer at 1:00 p.m. eastern. here on c-span waiting to hear from nancy pelosi, the democratic leader, with thoughts on the democratic agenda, reaction to the president's executive actions so far, and perhaps some questions, as well, on repealing and replacing the federal health care law of 2010, obamacare. we may hear about the houseboat yesterday on defunding abortion. the house passed that late yesterday afternoon. nancy pelosi, the democratic leader, should be o

now you have the left lane blocked with this multi-vehicle accident. so watch for that one.ee causing a problem as well. this is white march be township hearts lane at baron hill road. police are now on hand directing traffic to help you out and speaking of directing traffic it's going to be kind of a mess. tomorrow is a big day. we have the republican congressional caucus as well as the presidential visit and this is all happening tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. lots of closures all day. going to have 13th street market street portions of 12th street all closed. market street will be closed near juniper, 12th street will be closed near chestnut street and that's going to create a lot of problems. also protests near the lowes hotel. lots of reasons why you'll have big traffic headaches tomorrow. i wanted to you have good you gy warning. schuylkill is not too bad. 23 minute eastbound, 20 minutes westbound as you're traveling right now. weather-wise this is the day you've been waiting for. no weather related issues affecting the roads. mostly sunny and milder, 53 for your

i have multi-racial grandchildren, i've had people ask me, well, how can their names be pepper and wesley, like a black kid or a multicultural kid have this name. this is from mtv writer, and his upon does not reflect their propose. i agree with you, it's over the top and when i heard-- when i heard you say, mercedes, donald trump doesn't done anything racist and ben smith and buzz feed could say he could be called racist. i heard paul ryan say his behavior in the past was the definition of racist. >> paul ryan is not a part of a news organization. i'm talking plain, simple journalism, this is about reporting the news, an editor. what they consider a news site, saying you guys are-- it's all fair game. you can call him a racistment i just don't-- it just doesn't fit-- >> you wouldn't report on what paul ryan defined as-- >> guys, hold on, juan. i want juan to react. >> juan, it speaks to the-- >> i was just going to say, i mean, paul ryan said that. to me, for donald trump to jump up and scream about the fake news and buzz feed and the rest, you know, his behavior, he's the guy that start

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this is a multi-step problem. it's why you have started to see different executive orders get rolled out, and then there's a congressional piece that we have to do legislatively. to the extent the president can continue to identify areas that he can handle within executive actions and orders and memoranda to get -- start curbing the problem of executive -- of illegal immigration, but also, again, it's about -- we talked a little bit about it yesterday in terms of funding. there's a taxpayer issue here. you've got the american people out there working, and then having their money sent to places where folks that aren't in this country legally are getting isn't to cities that are there for using their tax dollars. that's a part of it. it's not a one step solution. i think that's why you've got the wall. you've got some funding issues. you've got the vetting. it is not a one step process. it's going to be a multi-tier, multi-step problem. >> sean, on the supreme court, what is the president's view of -- he is a name t

multi billion dollars projects we have to get our housing house in order relative to priorities we have caltrans electrification and tip of the iceberg they owes the city and county while we're wearing our 09 hats a quarter of a million dollars and the central subway we've got in ambitious subway plan we need to have city attorney a exemption with the public and our staff about our priorities where that is van ness brt or not going to be able to have it all it is good to plan four the future but given what we all know is a seat change at the federal level that will profoundly impact high speed rail to you name it so i wanted to i want to put that out there and want to commissioner tang and i have had those conversations suggest that we start considering having some third party vicinity oversight at this body we consider working with our staff to create and put out a request for proposals to have something that is akin to the role that the legislative and budget analyst praise for the board of supervisors i think this agency would actually benefit from that. >> and then finally as chair

charles: he's not even president yet, yet you have multi-billion dollar plengs of creating thousandsent in this country fell off a cliff after president obama was inaugurated. we went from $300 billion a near to $100 billion. that's better than any tax game out there. >> a lot of people who didn't like donald trump like him now. it's almost like donald trump has acquired america as a corporation and he's going to create profit. if you look at it from a business point of view. he's not operating the united states like a government entity. he's almost operating it like a business like you do at bain capital. and you get rid of bad things and keep the good. charles: thank you all very much. appreciate it. senate confirmation hearings begin tomorrow. democrats promise a bitter fight. but maybe the bark is worse than the fight. we'll be right back. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more tha

multi vehicle accident on the schuylkill. i want to show you the aftermath.olved with this accident have cleared. we're looking live though at the schuylkill near conshohocken and you can seep eastbound still jammed from the -- see eastbound still jammed from the blue route. on plymouth road at johnson road a new accident. >> if you're in southwestern chester county right now karen you do wants to slow it down because some of the snow could be adhering to road surfaces. it is certainly cold enough for that to happen. hopefully this pops through fairly quickly and has a fairly low impact and it also looks like this northern portion of it is beginning to fall apart a little bit. nonetheless a snow shower possible this morning. on the bus stop this morning, i would dress the kids warmly because temperatures are in the 20's right now. this afternoon we get up to the low 40's with fairly light winds. temperatures do improve by 3 o'clock, your high is 42 today. could be some peeks of sun. at the same time a couple of snow showers this morning and through the aftern

i'm not a multi-million air or a billionaire.n't lived until you put a payroll on your credit card. this is the reality of the backbone of this country. >> well, the back bbone of this country, i think we should support entrepreneurialship and small business. but i am not supportive of large multi-national corporations that make billios a year in profit and don't pay a nickel in taxes, nor am i supportive of those corporations who throw american workers out on the street and move to china or mexico. >> what about the small businesses? do you think there's space to work with trump on that? he's talked a lot about getting rid of regulations. >> should a small business or large business be able to pollute the water or air or food? >> i don't pollute air, water or food. however, when these rules and regulations come in to cover all of business, and you're starting, trying to start a business, it's tough enough -- >> i think we should take a look at it, but it's, you know, the devil is in the details. we've got to see what those regul

of that increase came from a rebound in multi-level units. >> big shift in mortgage lending is raising concerns about one area of the housing market. "the wall street journal" bonds back some nonback lenders by quicken loans and others who lend to borrowers whoan't get loans have topped a trillion dollars. they did so for the first time in november. ralph, welcome, good to see you. give us background here. it used to be that you went to a savings and loan or conventional bank to get a lone. there are knots of nontraditional lenders in the marketplace how big are they in the percentage of mortgages written? >> they are certainly playing a more important role in lending. if you look at just say fha lending for example, their share is grown from about 9 or 10% from mortgage originations to about 60% over the last four or five years. they are starting to play a much more important role in lending. on top of that some of these nontraditional lenders are offering products that are more attuned to younger generations. so for example, sofi does everything on line. so they are starting to cater

we derive so much of our strength from our diversity, we are a multi racial, multi ethnic, multi-faithed democracy and we're proud of it britain is no less british because we led the way in multilateral organizations like the u.n., nato, imf and the world bank over many years. membership of these bodies magnifies all the members ability to advance the common goods of peace, prosperity and security. i believe strongly in a rules-based global order. the establishment of the institutions that gave effect to it in the mid 20th century was a crucial foundation. and the tragic history of the first half of the last century reminds us of the cost of those institutions absence. the litany of follies of their time are mistakes that we should never forget and never repeat. so we must uphold the institutions that enable the nations of the world to work together. and we must continue to promote international cooperation wherever we can. one example of that is modern slavery. a scourge of our world, which we can only defeat if we work together. changing attitudes, rooting out such abhorrent practices

national cathedral for what they call an open-ended religious summit, a mass, a chance, a service, multi- denomination. that went off without a hitch. there is no problem, then later meeting with the cia in langley. as far as business as usual despite the unusual activity, a a remarkable testament to this remarkable city and remarkable country, that life goes on. the question is, how long it can maintain that pace. mike tobit is following this. jennifer griffin is following this and kennedy. before we get to them let's go to the shot that's not within a few yards from where i sit. it is off of 17th street northwest. our cameraman has offered to try to do this to try to take a look at where that is, swing out this is where the protesters gather, swing around to where we are, to lafayette square at the front of the white house so you can get a sense of why this is of a concern of security folks because it is within a stones throw of the white house. but this covers from the north part of the white house all the way down across the south lawn. obviously there be very careful not to include

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. >>> multi million-dollar jewelry ring is crack in the delaware valley and investigators are trying to recover all of the jewels stolen from victims including a star nba player. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us live with the very latest on this investigation, joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you police detectives spent 72 hours at jewelry store behind me, they had a search warrant, they were trying to crack into six safes, they were successful and recovered, tens of thousands of pieces of stolen jewelry. police believe that there are more victims out there and hit in this burglary ring an nba basketball player. cbs-3 watched as team of investigators sorted through hundreds of pieces of jewelry, scope of the multi million-dollar burglary ring that police say had its base at this store on jeweler's row stretched across the delaware valley. court documents show more burglars comes and charged in the summer, zeroed in on lavish homes. we are told they would run surveillance on their victims and go to extreme to avoid tripping sophisticated security systems.

his desire to get active and get back in shape along with his multi-tasking and problem solving skills helped him find electric bicycles and now as bill griffith tells us, he's staking a claim in this niche but fast growing market. >> before he found electric bikes, back pain limited his ability to exercise, to work indeed to live life. he hurt his back while serving in the military. >> i grew up very quickly in the military. i went in at 19 years old. >> in 2000 nol ty joined the army reserve. a truck landed in a ditch in cue wait only days before the start of the iraq war in 2003 and despite hurting his back, nolty stald on four more months before coming home. >> i was very concerned when i returned about what my futures going to look like. >> reporter: physical labor was not an option. by 2006 he was helping a family friend put his luggage sales business online. he was immersed in ecommerce when in 2011 he discovered electric bikes online of course. he converted his own bike and got the bush he needed to get back on the road. >> i didn't need to where i was focused with my physical

welcome to our multi agency communications center which is part of tsa which is part of the department of homeland security. this is where i just received a briefing, one of several on the security around the two weeks inauguration and series of inaugural events. here at our multi agencyt communications center we are represented by tsa, the the united states secret service, metro police, capitol police,e homeland security investigations, the fbi, the department of defense including our national guard, fema, and the washington metro area transit authority. a number of those agencies are represented with me here in this room following my opening remarks will hear from the deputy director, chief matthew of the capital police, chief mclean, chief rock of the metro area transit authority, and others represented here today. following our remarks we will take questions on topic.ns on we will take questions on topic. like past and our girls this inauguration has been designatet by the secretary of homeland security as a national special security event. they made that designation in july. this

n part, that means multi-national institutions, because we know that so many of we face today global terrorism, climate change, crime, unprecedented mass movement of people do not borders.ational so we must turn toward those un and tions like the nato to encourage international cooperation.nd those multi national institutions need to work for that formed them and to serve the needs and interests of the people of those nations. no democratic mandate of their own, so i share you agenda and believe by working together we can make relevanttitutions more and purposeful than they are today. call on others, therefore, to join us in that effort and to ensure they step up and should.ute, as they hat is why i've encouraged unitedez to focus on the nations on core functions of conflict ing, prevention and resolution. i've raiseed with my fellow leaders, the need to deliver on commitment to spend 20% of dp on defense and their defense budget on equipment. i've raised with staltenburg, secretary general of nato need to make sure equipped to fight terrorism and cyber war fare as to fight more conv

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the deal to develop turkey's fighter aircraft could lead to multi—billion dollar contracts.n and central chile are now known to have killed at least 11 people and left several thousand others homeless. firefighters and volunteers are tackling more than 100 separate fires, half of which are still out of control. those are the headlines. now it's time for click.

we're taking a look at a multi alarm fire that broke out about 45 minutes ago and you can see smoke there against the night sky. this is market street at letitia street in olde city. heavy fire has been showing off the roof of a six story apartment building. if you know that part of the city you know it's tightly packed, highly populated, a lot of apartment buildings so a lot of cause for concern. we're told that the fire quickly went to a second alarm and that fire crews began evacuating the building but so far no reported injuries but you can expect some delays in this area. >> we are waiting to learn if wintry weather played a role in this deadly crash in burlington county, new jersey. one person was killed when a jeep and an suv collided in medford last night. it happened along tuckerton road at robin hill drive during an evening snow shower. you see snow on the roadway there. medics say the other people injured in the crash did not require an ambulance. >>> police in another part of burlington county have a suspicious death on their hands. the body of a 74-year-old man was found insi

her office says could lead to multi—billion dollar contracts as britain prepares to leave the europeannion. now on bbc news, reporters. welcome to reporters, i'm philippa thomas. from here in the bbc news room, we send out correspondents to give you the best stories from across the globe. in this week's programme: is america's mission in afghanistan accomplished? justin rowlatt asks what the trump administration should do about the united states longest war. according to the american government's own estimates, the taliban still controls a third of the country, opium production is at record high and corruption is still rife here. the forgotten refugees of western sahara. sally nabil gets rare access to camps deep in the algerian desert where tens of thousands of people are living in limbo. anger is growing among many of the youth living in these camps and they say unless they start banging the drums of war, the world will continue to ignore them. sierra leone's missing ebola millions. three years after the obvious began, funds pledged to fight the deadly virus are unaccounted for. who

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the deal to develop turkey's fighter aircraft could lead to multi—billion dollar contracts.a time when britain prepares to leave the european union. laura kuenssberg reports from ankara. a morning at the palace. the presidential palace. meeting a president used to doing perhaps whatever it takes to get his way. popular and feared too after a coup that failed against him but she wants closer ties on trade and defence but also to make british concerns about his behaviour clear. i'm proud that the uk stood with you on the 15th ofjuly last year in defence of your democracy. now it is important that turkey sustains that democracy by maintaining the rule of law and upholding its international human rights obligations as the government has undertaken to do. no mention of that for him. translation: it gives us great pleasure and it's a privilege to host prime minister theresa may here in turkey. we have had a meeting, a working lunch, and we i hope the discussions will be successful both of our countries. just as theresa may was the first leader to enter the trump white house, she h

north flynn road where you're moving at just 10 miles an hour inching your way through due to this multi- vehicle crash involving seven cars. westbound 580 after north flynn road. so if you can give yourself extra time, do that if this is part of your morning commute. north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will now take you up to 40 minutes. it does, however, free up through livermore on to the dublin interchange where you hit back to that slow traffic. altamont pass to 680 will take you 16 minutes. moving over to the peninsula commute from hayward to foster city, that's a quick drive and the same story across the span of the bay bridge here from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze that will take you about 18 minutes. and then i want to tell you about a bart delay here. daly city is 20 minutes late in the pittsburg-bay point and dublin-pleasanton lines. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> oakland cops are pushing hard to find out who would shoot at a car with a little girl inside. kpix 5's christin ayers on the search for suspects and the

at times it seemed as if he would go on for ever but with a multi—billion—dollar american ta keover multi—billion—dollar boss said it is the end of the road for the man he has replaced. i expect this is difficult for bernie, he has run the sport as a one—man, he calls himself a dictator, he has run it as a one—man dictator for a long a dictator, he has run it as a one—man dictatorfor a long time. i think the sport needs a fresh perspective. from second-hand car salesman to the martial rights holder, the rise of ecclestone was remarkable. the 86—year—old's deal making skills quite powerful friends and billions in the bank. there was also controversy. some comments caused offence and he was forced to settle a bribery case in 201a, but this diminutive figure will be remembered as a titan of the sport. you cannot have another bernie. the conditions and circumstances will never exist and he will go down in history for what he has achieved. this is fantastic. recently, f1 has struggled to match the thrills of the pass and with declining audiences, the sport needs a revamp. the most important thing is getting