take your family and get out of my city. >> my uncle is probably turning over in their grave. they're a reason i'm a chargers fan. >> reporter: it comes after voters rejected a ballot vote asking for over a billion dollars in increased taxes to help fund a new stadium. >> the chargers wanted a lot more taxpa could agree to. >> reporter: the chargers walked away from the negotiations. the l.a. chargers will share a stadium with the rams. >> we have to put a good product on the field. we have to get into the community which we plan to do. >> reporter: alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >>> they known about the possibility of this move far while, but it seems like the graphic artists didn't have much time. this is the new logo for the los angeles chargers. it still has the bolt that the chargers had in san diego, but not a lot of people are having fun -- were liking it. >> okay, so they are having fun with it. >> yeah. calling it lazy. >> oh, no. >> it kind of looks like the dodgers logo. >> they didn't put much effort into it is the claim? >> exactly. and then you have to have t

dollars they can get with the discretion the better off we will be because i will know what they are in my city need is. it's only common sense that when you look at the larger east coast cities, the water systems that were constructed in the 18th and 19th century are in great need of repair. they are belowground so you can always see the problem and we talk a lot about lead, but leakage is a huge issue in america. a lot of them water never comes out of the tap. i think water needs to be pushed to a higher priority, especially in the large east coast city. if you go across the country you don't have to go very far to see that the roads need to be in better shape you can probably show up at a neighborhood meeting in any city represented appearance summary will bring up potholes and road improvements. >> thank you everybody. we really appreciate it. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [

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this is my city, rick.elease the pictures. >> a certified fresh rating, patriots day is catching flak from those who say wahlberwahlb character never existed. one says the film is most f fascinating when it shows the confusion after the bombing and the pileup of differing opinions and clashing egos. maybe "bye bye man" will be the ticket for the weekend. >> i don't know. i'm not going. that's the news for this by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> this morning the fbi fbi being investigated. >> at issue james comey's handling of hillary clinton's e-mails. a public letter days before the election. what could come of that probe. >>> the president-elect's top cabinet picks breaking rank with trum

this is my city, rick.patriots day is catching flak from those who say wahlberg's character never existed. one says the film is most fascinating when it shows the confusion after the bombing and the pileup of differing opinions and clashing egos. maybe "bye bye man" will be the ticket for the weekend. >> i don't know. i'm not going. that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning, the fbi investigat >>> the fbi's handling of hillary clinton's e-mails, believing he helped hand deliver the presidency to donald trump with that public letter just days before the election, but what, if anything, could come of that probe? >> meanwhile, the president-elect's top cabinet picks breaking rank with trump over some key issues and sending mixed messages regarding u.s. relations and russian relations in the near future. this is a bizarre mishap on live tv. the details just ahead. >> the surprise at the white house. president obama days away from bidding a final fa

what a game, what a finish. >> not just for me, but the alumni, the fans, my city in gainesville, myamily, myself. this is bigger than just me. so this just impacts so many people across the world. man, i'm just -- i don't even know what to say. >> what a game. >>> all right, warriors took care of the kings last nice, 32-6, they will take a day off before hosting miami tomorrow. seth curry named the nba conference player of the week. averaged 32 points a game, 5 1/2 assists, 4 1/2 rebounds during the stretch. eighth career week honored more than any player in franchise his torrey. he is now the seventh player in warrior history to score -- >>> shaun livingston joined 15 students at francisco middle school in north beach for a youth financial literacy events. through the warriors future leaders program clark and livingston discussed the importance of career development and financial management. >> it is important to come and talk about financial literacy because the kids are our future, right, you know? it is important to educate them on the experience that we have as professional ath

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what a game, what a finish. >> not just for me, but the alumni, the fans, my city in gainesville, myamily, myself. this is bigger than just me. so this just impacts so many people across the world. man, i'm just -- i don't even know what to say. >> what a game. >>> all right, warriors took care of the kings last nice, 32-6, they will take a day off before hosting miami tomorrow. seth curry named the nba conference player of the week. averaged 32 points a game, 5 1/2 assists, 4 1/2 rebounds during the stretch. eighth career week honored more than any player in franchise his torrey. he is now the seventh player in warrior history to score -- >>> shaun livingston joined 15 students at francisco middle school in north beach for a youth financial literacy events. through the warriors future leaders program clark and livingston discussed the importance of career development and financial management. >> it is important to come and talk about financial literacy because the kids are our future, right, you know? it is important to educate them on the experience that we have as professional ath

and my city louisiana, 25% in resist and higher costs for health care because of those broken promises of the law. i hope he comes here to apologize for those broken promises. i don't know if that's going to be the case. more concerned about legacy than about the filling those promises. they are here to fulfill those promises. we told the american people if you give us a great opportunity to work everyday and not just to repeal obamacare, but replace it with report that put patients back in charge of their health care decisions. they focus on lowering costs and increasing access to help kerry bring in doctors back in the practice of medicine who are getting out of the this because they don't want unelected bureaucrats in washington telling them how to deliver the health care they retrained to provide. so it's an exciting time for the country. we are really excited about getting to work to restore those promises made to the american people can get our economy to make america great again. >> happy new year, everyone. i'm very excited to energize the new year, the new opportunities that i

this is my city, rick. release the pictures. >> a certified fresh rating, patriots day is catching flak from those who say wahlberwahlb character never existed. one says the film is most f fascinating when it shows the confusion after the bombing and the pileup of differing opinions and clashing egos. maybe "bye bye man" will be the ticket for the weekend. >> i don't know. i'm not going. th's >>> this morning the fbi fbi being investigated. >> at issue james comey's handling of hillary clinton's e-mails. a public letter days before the election. what could come of that probe. >>> the president-elect's top cabinet picks breaking rank with trump over key issues and sending mixed messages about russian relations in the future. this is a mishap on tv. gives the appearance of a russian takeover. the details ahead. >>> then the prisurprise at the white house. president obama days away from bidding a final farewell pulled a fast one on the president. what he did that brought bide

say to the people in power that you are not going to comment to -- come in to my city and take my mexican brothers and sisters away. [applause] michael: i will stand in front of you nonviolently and peacefully. the other night, i asked 30,000 people in new york city who will join me to block off the holland tunnel and the lincoln tunnel if the government comes to take our mexican brothers and sisters away? 30,000 people said they would do it. [applause] be willing to put yourself on the line. it is that simple. the next thing on your to do list -- you have to run for office. you, yes you. i can see your faces. "no, no mike. not me." i'm shy. this is not the time for shy people. shy people, you have two hours to get over it. if you knew me personally, you have no idea how shy and how much of an introvert i am. anyone who knows me -- how true is that? wen i was 18 years old, a senior in high school, i could not stand the principal or the assistant principal and their backwards ways. i decided to run for the school board at only 18 years old. i called up the city clerk, and i asked him what

take your family and get out of my city. >> oh, boy. their outrage after the team makes it official leaving their home of 56 years. >> i don't blame them. and salena gomez makes a steamy

it really feels amazing to create jobs here in my city. i could not imagine doing anything else. get your free business mentor at score.org. trish: there are protesters gathering outside the convention center where donald trump will be momentarily. there are two festivities going on at the convention center, the liberty ball and the freedom ball. the third ball is the armed services ball. you can see some protesters gathered. you have seen this throughout the day in washington, d.c. and other parts of the country. we'll keep an eye on this as they continue their march towards the convention center. but right now i want to get back to the party. joining me is the star of the sitcom "last man standing," tim allen. what are you doing here? >> i thought it was a football game. we were protesting a minute ago and then we came in here. i'm a big protester. i have a black five so i add an element of class to it. i'm here to support the army, navy, air force. i love the military. there was some sort of event here in washington today. trish: something like that. i probably can count on on

the young people of my city, liverpool, worked for better transport by campaign iing to o youth ticket, the my ticket. the my ticket enables me as under 19 to travel across six l local authorities for 2 pound a day. and now, the lightbulbs should be flashing, because bert transport is achievable. we did it. but it took us over five years. we are in times of austerity, and where the budgets are being cut like their paper in order to save money. so how will the government fund cheaper transport and concessions? some people argue it is should be from the $1.1 billion spent on the bus passes for the eld elderly, and something that mynan would not be happy about, and she can vote. perh perhaps over the yearing we could apply enough money no government to the support this, and for 12 months, it just won't cut it. i know that i'm so lucky to affordable transport, but you, too, can work within the local authority and focus on the transport issues if you need to. some people may argue against this, because they believe that youngle people can't achieve it, and that not the case. however, this s

but -- >> it's not so easy. >> why do you want a gun permit. >> to protect my family. >> martinez lives in new york city housing project. >> a couple months ago a man was beaten to death in front of my building. >> hear shots go off and it's boom, boom, boom. >> the howth the would get a gun license. that turned out to be an ordeal. >> have you there at 9:00 when they open up at 10:00 and have you sitting there until almost 3:00 in the afternoon. >> they serviced me within 90 minutes. >> it's john stossel coming here to get a license -- >> for you it was 9:00 in me morning until 2:00. >> yes. >> tide you get at the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the lottery than getting a cop on your street exactly the same time you get in a problem. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal. >> glen runs this web site which advises people on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert, i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

in cities like my hometown of cleveland. too many struggle to recover from the foreclosures crisis.imagine have your income is and housing and how precarious your life is. one piece of bad luck, you lose your home, kids change schools. everything turned upside down. there is an urgent need for affordable housing. to rehabilitate more than a million old homes contaminated with lead like the homes in my neighborhood in the city of cleveland. it would help communities with abandon homes. an update sewer and water infrastructure. all reasons that this is so important. >> thank you sherrod brown. we continue with questions. >> what about the idea the presidents and on the campaign trail on infrastructure. we have heard mostly things about healthcare and today the pipeline and things like that. are you more concerned about trying to get ahead of the game here and were cemented this? were singled, he said this on the campaign trail mr. president, ? >> we are challenging him today to join us. we agree. democrats have been talking about this.there have been bills to do this long before donal

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

but -- >> it's not so easy. >> why do you want a gun permit. >> to protect my family. >> martinez lives in new york city housing project. >> a couple months ago a man was beaten to death in front of my building. >> hear shots go off and it's boom, boom, boom. >> the howth the would get a gun license. that turned out to be an ordeal. >> have you there at 9:00 when they open up at 10:00 and have you sitting there until almost 3:00 in the afternoon. >> they serviced me within 90 minutes. >> it's john stossel coming here to get a license -- >> for you it was 9:00 in me morning until 2:00. >> yes. >> tide you get at the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the lottery than getting a cop on your street exactly the same time you get in a problem. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal. >> glen runs this web site which advises people on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert, i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

this is my [ bleep ] city, rick.release the pictures. >> that was actor john good man portraying commissioner ed davis. he joins us along with mark wahlberg. wahlberg's character representing a composite of several brave figures. >> i watched it. it's fantastic. >> thank you. >> hard to relive the pain of that time. mark, why did you want to make the movie? >> ultimately the hope. seeing not only my city, but the victims, survivors, how everybody responded. it was really a pivotal moment for me and reminder of what boston strong really means and how proud i am to be from boston. >> i love boston. it's not just a slogan, boston strong. it's a real spirit. i think the movie captured that. ed, one of the things the movie does so well is capture the chaos of the attack and how gruesome and grisly the scene was and you having to swing into action and figure out who did it. what were those hours like? >> well, the first thing is the human toll, the loss of life, so many people injured and hurt. we had to take care of them.

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

. >> go to l.a., take a good time, get out of my city. >> my mom and uncle are probably turning over in their grave right now because they are the reason that i'm a charger fan. >> reporter: the chargers deciding to move comes after voters rejected a ballot measure to help fund a new stadium. >> the chargers wanted a lot more taxpayer money than we could have ever agreed to. >> reporter: they walked away from negotiations with the city. the new l.a. chargers will share a stadium being built for the rams. >> we've got to put a good product on the field and ingreesh ate yourself into the community, which we will do. >> my two cents here, there's so much wrong about this move, i'm not sure where to begin. let's start with this. it's just sadness for the loyal chargers' fans who supported this team for 50 years despite this has been a poorly run franchise. in this case, the value of the franchise may increase by a billion dollars but the coach will have to pay a fee to relocate. take that money and put it into a deal in san diego and stay in a place where people love your team los angele

were like me, the middle class white people and maybe the working class black people who lived in my city and that was pretty much it, and, you know, there is a lot of evidence when people actually spend time around people who are different from them, a lot of these biases and a lot of this frustration sort of fades away, and that is a problem with the fact that we are so isolated right now. >> there is a fear of losing something, instead of seeing this as an opportunity to gain so much by uniting, by seeing that if we all sort of, you know, kind of lived in a more balanced world it would be better fo for all of us, and noe is here to take anything away from you. >> dickerson: all right. we are going to pause right there. we are going to take a short break. we will be back in a minute with our panel. technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum

my pocket the last 2 1/2 months. dear mr. walsh, i'm thankful for you because you protect our city from a mad man and you will make me and my family. your man, brian. that's why i stand here with my colleagues any day to protect the people that can't protect themselves. thank you. >> the mayor of boston, martin j. walsh, will join us next. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell you

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

city. what is happening to my hometown? st week chicago had the distinction of being the deadliest city in america, exceeding new york and los angeles combined. sadly, the second city is second to none when it comes to violent crime. what gives? why is violent crime skyrocketing there, but not in other big cities? and what can chicago do to stop the carnage. first, the why? gang violence is rampant and shows no signs of slowing down. law enforcement to up to their eyeballs in crime. the dirty secret nobody wants to address, the culture of crime has become the norm in chicago, much like in l.a. in the 1980's. those are the hard truths chicago needs to admit to. now, donald trump tweeted this, chicago murder rate is record setting 4,331 shooting victims with 762 murders in 2016. if mayor can't do it, he must ask for federal help, exclamation point. i agree, but think we need to go further. the second amendment was created for the protection of the citizenship. chicago's harsh gun laws are a big part of the problem. it's high t

my pocket the last 2 1/2 months. dear mr. walsh, i'm thankful for you because you protect our city from a mad man and you will make me and my familyfe. your man, brian. that's why i stand here with my colleagues any day to protect the people that can't protect themselves. thank you. >> the mayor of boston, martin j. walsh, will join us next. >>> the latest executive orders and statements by the president about immigrants are a direct attack on boston's people, on boston's strength and values. >> joining us now, boston mayor marty walsh. thank you for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. i just wonder if you had a chance to speak directly to donald trump, what do you think he doesn't understand about this that he needs to know? >> i think he doesn't understand that there's fear in the country and the country doesn't fully agree with him. i think if we had a chance to explain it to people and talk about what we need in the country is immigration reform and republicans and democrats the last seven years have been been able to agree on things there's another way of doing things. as the leader of a free nation, it's about compro

i'm not as nasty as confederate flags being tattooed across my city, maybe the south actually is goingt of people who see melanin as animal skin. i am not as nasty as a swastika painted on a pride flag. and i didn't know devils could be resurrected, but i feel hitler in these streets. a mustache traded for a toupee. nazis renamed the cabinet, electoral conversion therapy, the new gas chamber. >> hello, women of massachuse s massachusetts. and hello friends of women of massachuset massachusetts. i love you, too. thank you, mayor walsh. i am glad to have this chance to stand shoulder to shoulder, to fight alongside the mayor of boston for the people of this country. thank you. so we're here today because of the power of women. the power of women to come up with good ideas like this rally. the power of women to organize like this rally. and the power of women to make sure that it's our country enters a new political era, that the voices of the people will be heard. yesterday donald trump was sworn in as president. that sight is now burned into my eyes forever. and i hope the same is true

obvious at team head quarters where fans showed up and threw eggs. >> take your family and get out of my city. >> they're the reason i'm a charger fan right now. >> reporter: the chargers deciding to move comes after voters rejected a ballot measure asking for over a billion dollars in increased taxes to help fund a new stadium. >> the chargers wanted a lot more taxpayer money than we could have agreed to. >> reporter: the chargers walked away with negotiations from the city. the new l.a. chargers will share a stadium being built for the rams. >> we have to put a good product on the field, and we have to put ourselves into the community. which we plan to do. >> reporter: alex stone, abc7 news, los angeles. >>> now, larry beil will share his feelings about the move coming up in his sports segment. despite the talk of a raiders move, the effort to keep the team in oakland is moving ahead. there's a formal proposal of terms on a new stadium at the coliseum to the raiders and the nfl. the proposal includes details on a stadium, financing and commercial development. we're told it gives the raiders

i'm not as nasty as confederate flags being cut to do across my city.aybe the south actually is going to rise again, maybe for some it never really fell. blacks are still in shackles and graves just for being black slavery has been reinterpreted as the prison system in front of people who see melanin as animal skin as a swastikasty painted on a pride flag and i did not know devils could be resurrected, but i feel pillar h --itler in these streets, a mustache traded for a renamed,azis conversion therapy, the new gas chamber shaming they gave out of america, turning rainbows into suicide. i am not as nasty as racism, fraud, conflict of interest, homophobia, sexual assault, transphobia, white supremacy, massage any, ignorance, white privilege it is our honor and privilege to bring the next speaker to the stage, the one and only author and activist jeanette mott. >> i stand here today as the daughter of a native hawaiian woman in a black veteran from texas, the first person in my family to go to college. i stand here as someone who has written herself onto

any little brother paul breed guys for being here and acknowledge my staff rosy and samantha and one of the best chief of staff in the cityohnston. >> (clapping.) >> thank you to my campaign team any consultant maggie and my campaign manager who is here and so many amazing people that definitely takes a village to win a election and re-election i'm grateful for many of the sports and the volunteers and my heart it full thank you all so much for your support for my campaign i want to really focus my remark on the country and was there is to come i mean, i'm really i have to tell you honored my colleagues choose to unanimously support me to continue to serve as president of the board of supervisors that means a lot i'm looking forward to the next two years we say so many work to do and looking forward to doing that work with i think two of the most amazing people that i had the pleasure the clerk of the board angela. >> (clapping.) >> and our john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> (clapping.) >> we make a great team i'm looking forward to doing this work over the next two years as board president and a supervisor i'm honored

city in the country. hillary lost the state by just 10,000 votes. so what happened? i begin myearch for answers here at church. all four of these mothers lost theirs to violence. why didn't detroit with all the pain and suffering here, with all obama did for the auto industry, why didn't detroit come out for hillary clinton? >> maybe because people thought it would just be a landslide. especially after watching the debate. it's like hillary, she won the debate and it's like why do it? she is going to win anyway. i think it was complacency. >> i think the party failed us, period. the democratic party failed us because they were so sure that trump could not become the they didn't put in the work. >> trump did come to detroit. many people stood up and said i care about black people after all. what have you got to lose? >> arrogance. >> ignorance. >> no compassion. >> it's true. the truth hurts. it's like a sword. what do we have to lose. we have been democrat for 40 years. has anything really changed? what do we have to lose? what we are born with is not working. it's obvious. it'

having chosen to call sf home because of the diversity its inclusiveness, it's amazing city, i'm happy to say i met my husband here our daughter was born here, and we own a home in just future district. through the years i got to know how deeply jeff cares about the city, how well how important it is that sf takes care of all its people, protect them, keeps them healthy, educates them every one of them. and you know, i'm happy to say this is where i live. this is an amazing city. it is you need to have lived in many other cities and countries and this is a special place. it's very special and i'm very excited and proud to say a good friend of mine is going to be my supervisor. i'm very excited , best of luck, and i'm looking forward to how well you got us into the future. >>[applause] >> thank you, joya. i know that's not easy. so our next speaker is dion jones, who is the an rn at san francisco general hospital. >>[applause] >> so i apologize for looking like a drowned rat. i stood up for two hours in the rain trying to book within the assembly district democratic party elections. so i met jeff in 19

. >> hey, steph, good to see you in my city this week as well as we get ready for the inauguration. i'm live here on capitol hill where we are counting down to friday. but with just four days to go on this martin luther king jr. holiday, the president-elect is in a war of words with freedom fighter congressman lewis. >> congressman lewis set to speak any minute in miami this morning. we're taking you live down there. how will he respond? let's talk about the backlash to all this. more than a dozen members of congress joining a handful of their colleagues who were already planning to sit out donald trump's big day. i'm going to talk to one of those lawmakers, congresswoman barbara lee during the show. and that public fight over the nation's secrets, not over yet. the cia director taking issue with donald trump's recent comments suggesting the intelligence community took on naziesque tactics. lots to take on with donald trump getting sworn in on friday. and more than two dozen democrats say they will be sitting this one out. how come? partly it's the fight between the president-elect

i have 8,000 lean miles of roads in my city that we are responsible for.you give money to the states, it's not going to help my inventory. and somehow i think congress and the last administration were under the concept that if we give money to states, it'll make it's way to cities. very little of it did with the stimulus package and i'm concerned they'll make that mistake again. >> interesting there. we been talking about giving power back to the states. now the mayors want power back directly to the cities this. this on transportation funding. after the break, i'm going to talk with a mayor. the mayor of south bend, indiana, not about infrastructure spending. he wants to be the head of the democratic party. >>> here's hampton pierson with cnbc market wrap. >> thanks chuck. stocks rallying led by a surge of materials. dow jumping 112 points. s&p up by 14 to a new record. nasdaq adding 48 also hitting a new high. al co. with a shares are higher. they fell short of estimates with bub revenue came in ahead. the stock has been up more than 4%. >>> existing hom

. >> hey, steph, good to see you in my city this week as well as we get ready for the inauguration. live here on capitol hill where we are counting down to friday. but with just four days to go on this martin luther king jr. holiday, the president-elect is in a war of words with freedom fighter congressman lewis. >> congressman lewis set to speak any minute in miami this morning. we're taking you live down there. how will he respond? let's talk about the backlash to all this. more than a dozen members of congress joining a handful of their colleagues who were already planning to sit out donald trump's big day. i'm going to talk to

here in my city of chicago last night, 11 people were shot.nfortunately, that's a typical saturday night. in many ways, communities of color ar going backwards in america, whether it's law and order, economic rtunity, education. i think donald trump has a lot of excellent answers to address many of those problems, and i want to get to those policy solutions, not personal disagreements on twitter. >> do you think maybe he could have said it differently, though? >> indeed i do. i think he could have said it differently. look, anyone who says that this is not a legitimate presidency, that's insulting. it's insulting to voters, by the way, people in states like wisconsin and ohio and michigan. you're telling them that their vote didn't count or that they made a mistake and it's incorrect and it's insulting to voters. so, i think it's very appropriate for the president-elect to defend legitimacy of his election. i think that's important for all americans, it's important for our democracy. i would rather he not take on john lewis in a personal sense