ben white, former congresswoman republican nan hayworth of new york. the timing here, looking at the president's tweets this morning. at 6:15, 6:25, he contradicts, basically cuts off at the knees, his own chief of staff. two hours later, at 8:37, he contradicts what the house had to say about chip. ben white, what's going on here? >> as you see so often in these cases, president trump is making it more difficult for both his own white house and congress to come to some kind of agreement to fund the government, avoid a shutdown, all over the map on chip, on the wall, on all these subjects. he's supposed to be the great negotiator. he's making it all much harder, likelihood of a government shutdown higher. if kelly could keep him off twitter, we might be able to keep the government open. >> we know that's not going to happen. so nan, here's what i think the president is banking on and maybe some republicans, it's that the democrats are going to be able to -- they're going to be able to blame the democrats. >> well, i think the president, i read his twee

>> if you're like biologist nan howzer this is what you want to see, a beautiful humpback whale, just spreading its fins. what's really cool about this video is she's actually able to reach out andtouch. look how close she gets, right but i like this right here where you could see how small she is compared to how big this 50,000 pound behemoth is. watch what happens right here. nan says the whale comes up to her and pushes her and she claims that right here it puts her under its protective pectoral fin. >> what is it protecting her from? where is the shark? >> right. oh my gosh. >> there's a great big tiger shark over there. >> oh yeah. >> you were right, christian. they're like okay everybody, come on in. she gets back up on this boat and watch what happens here. everybody okay? you all right? you okay girl? she's like yeah i'm okay. >> i love you, too. >> because this is "right this minute," we get the story behind theo we go via skype to the cooke islands to chat with nan houwzer "right this minute." thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> did you see the

'cause we don't have a woman problem in nan.the women have a sharpton problem, they're telling me i'm getting too grouchy. they don't think i hear them say about it. and don't worry, yolanda, got a younger woman here. and a group where nan is, i want ebony to help martin and i to help present this award to her. >> thank you. we're going to keep this brief for the sake of time, but in 2012 is when i first met our honoree when she gave me a chance as a senior college student to intern. i volunteered for a year and to do this work, you have to be passionality behind it. she taught me how to do march logistics and i planned two marches after her transition. and i honor you so much, so now we have the second woman running and it's my third year as bureau chief for national action network so i'm following in your footsteps and i appreciate everything you taught me and i'm very grateful, thank you, janay. [applause] >> let us honor janay ingram. [applaus [applause] >> oh, i'll make this brief. i managed to not tear up which i thought i

nan hauser believes it this could be the first time a humpback has protected a human.

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i'm bringing back former senator bob toricelli and nan hayworth.e met with the aide, told her they were soul mates over ice cream, then wrote a letter, in it he wrote, you are kind and sensitive and caring and infectious with your laugh. you are and have been a complete partner to me and you have brought me much happiness. he signed the letter, with all my heart, patrick. he may be putting this letter out to try to say there's nothing dirty here, there's nothing sexual. but there doesn't have to be hard core sex to make it completely inappropriate for your colleague, for your subordinate to go back to work with you the next day, after you said, you're my soul mate. >> you know, what, i was a freshman with pat meehan and he was the model of probity, i have nothing but the highest respect for him as a legislator. >> i like michael weinstein's manife movies but now that i know about him, i think he's disgusting. >> nobody reading that letter would say he's a disgusting pig. that said, the definition of harassment is -- in some ways it's making someone

but scientists like nan know the scientific data does not support that conclusion.nd that the lying, the idea that climate change is a problem and that we should deal with it because of the mud slides and the wildfires and the increasingly strong storms that we're seeing, it's actually really dangerous. it's a national security threat for the president not to understand that underlying policy. >> here is my question. i do think trump knows what he is doing. he is a smart politician. but i don't believe a big city liver like him, and he is manhattanite, for a number years, he doesn't believe everybody walking around the streets of manhattan with a gun. he doesn't believe in that. so why does he say it? why does he say we're safer with everybody having a gun when he knows new york would be like dodge city if everybody had a gun. >> because he constantly plays to his base. he finds it easier. his safe retreat is to 35 to 37% of the country. that's where he goes. >> but he is not one of them. >> he may not be. >> he is not one of the 37%. >> he was a democrat for how ma

department has identified the driver who was killed in a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old her-nan reyes- also killed.montgomery, was caroline montgomery, was also killed. (grant) back here locally... the napa county sheriff's department has identified the driver who was killed in a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old her-nan reyes- aguires lived in fairfield. he was on his way home from visiting family in napa when a giant rock knocked his car off a cliff. officials in napa county are now stepping up efforts to prevent more mud and rockslides. the county has teamed up with a company to provide free straw wattles and wooden stakes to people in areas damaged by last october's fire storm. they are meant to prevent erosion. and caltrans says they will now double their efforts to make sure hillsides are safe all across napa county. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed partly cloudy skies after a foggy morning. it was mild in the south bay with some temperatures in the mid 60s. in the north bay, where clouds lingered, it was much cooler with highs in the mid 50s. we have a weak weather system

nan profit group. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines from the delaware and lehigh valleys. >>ithin of the fan favorites is backing the bird in the super bowl lii. >> jeremiah trotter says he thinks this team can get it done. trotter signed autographs for fans in mount laurel, starting linebacker on the eagles 2004 team a team that who in super bowl 39, trotter says there is a lot ride willing on sunday's game and he believes this team can rise to the challenge. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" what happens when a with man tried to board an airline flight with the peacock? >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> president trump delivers his first state of the union address and we have reaction from yours, meisha. >>> and, from the chilly minneapolis, good morning everybody, we have so much going on in this city right here right where i'm standing on super bowl live, but in the just what is happening right here there was something very special, that took place last night and more coming up in a little bit but stay right where you are, cbs-3 t

. >>> hay unas mÁs a vvanzadavanz otras des drerbt nan mÁs destinan mas recursos para la educaciÓn, peroizado por la comisiÓn estadounidense de derechos civiles, concluyÓ que acampa raciÓn del distrito escolar promedio, el no distrito de mayorÍa hispana o afroamericana, se gasta menos. lo que significa que las minorÍas estudian en edificios deteriorados con libros des auc taulzados y maestros menos calificos. un reciente ejemplo, una fotografÍa de niÑos afroamericanos abrigados dentro de una escuela. >>> el derecho a una educaciÓn p pÚblica debe ser un derecho civil el departamento de educaciÓn emitiÓ un comunicado asegura que su misiÓn es garantizar que todos los niÑos asistan a una escuela que les ofrezca una educaciÓn excelente. a solo media hora donde vive constancia, estÁ esta comunidad. en contraste con el distrito escolar, donde asisten sus hijos, en esta escuela el 97% de sus alumnos se gradÚan, la diferencia, esta es un Área de altos ingresos. las escuelas ubicadas en vecindarios mÁs lujosos reciben mÁs fondos, porque los impuestos de esas casas son mÁs altos que en la Áreas mas

dollars lies father received a part of that money for his daughter's hand in law i learned to be said nan to read from watching chinese t.v. she is the fifth woman from her village to marry a chinese man who said you know i don't want. their. eyes or my mama. does them all of the developers will please listen to the law or i want us. well you want. to. bring. their full. law doesn't know what cloud of life she will have in china she was told by the trafficker the new husband is rich and she thinks she will have been easy a life then in indonesia. the money you think you can get. to. lie has arrived in gongs on the bachelor village. saw. she will live with the new husband's parents. lance we both go to the country on a family residence permit which lie will have to re new every year but she doesn't have a work permit. yet. how . to do this for the. contact. who placed her in a. not not not it happened after mom doesn't understand the local dialect. yeah every. now and them. you know i. gather you. figure out how you. live we'll probably never see indonesia or again. in laws sacrifice too m

trish: nan, great to see you. >> and you, trish as always.: i'm glad you voted to get rid of those. >> yes, ma'am. very proud of that. trish: shares of apple, everyone, you can see here, a live picture for you up half a percent, $179.93. pretty good. the company had a bombshell announcement bringing back $350 billion worth of money it has been holding overseas. it is spending 250 billion investing and creating 20,000 new jobs. they're saying in large part because of tax reform. we told you this would help. we have more on it next. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. trish: let's listen in to the president right now talking about the wall in pennsylvania. >> as you know, in fact in an intervi

the warnings to residents in the mountains outside los angeles, santa monica and san fern nan dough valley. >>> the airline is now requiring owners to turn over paperwork for their animals two days before their flight. before the animal is allowed to fly in the passenger cabin owners have to show documents proving the animal is trained as a service dog. delta says complaints about animals biting and causing other problems have nearly doubled since 2016. disability advocates don't like the new rule. >> as a blind person it's very unnerving -- you know, it doesn't sound libe a very hard requirement, but you get so many pieces of paper, you don't know what they are. >> the "today" show will have more reaction to the new service dog rules. look for their report later this morning right here on nbc 10. >>> an online petition trying to expand food assistance to pets is now growing. it helps low income people buy food, but you can't use it to buy pet food. so far the petition has 88,000 signatures. >>> it's 4:26. eyes on the prize. the eagles have a busy day ahead as the count down to the super b

>> that's right, nan they're letting their faces go au natural.hey haven't gone makeup free since 2012, a first for their newest host, eve. so i thought i'd take one for the team too. >> why the heck were you afraid to come in here with no makeup on? you look amazing. >> i did a nice peel before this happened last night. >> facing her biggest fear today, eve admitted she was too scared to leave the house without makeup before. >> it became a security blanket. >> i would put on concealer just to go outside. >> would you do it again? >> i would. >> that makes me happy. >> i would. not tomorrow, but -- >> [ laughter ] the ladies showed their support, walking out all clean faced, except sheryl underwood, who went half and half. >> your skin is flawless. >> i put everything on. >> meanwhile rng there's a fresh face at "cbs this morning." >> this is john dickerson. he'll be here at the table with us. >> also rating high, his love of animals. >> we have a rescue dog that controls our lives. >> how do you not love a man that loves dogs? my ex-husband hate

and haley burns and former new york republican congressman nan heyworth from the independent women'sorum and strategist tara doudel. thanks for being here. le me start on the news of the phone call between romney and trump. romney trashed trump during the campaign. romney may have been secretary of state after the campaign. now it looks ike he's doing to be' u.s. senator. he's a rock star in utah. utah republicans are not too crazy about trump. what is the white house's thinking about the prospect of romney coming to washington is this. >> well i think they anticipate if he were to come to washington that he could be this kind of thorn in the president's side. he's been a very outspoke ep critic of this president. that is no secret but there is a question of whether he would be. you've had people like jeff flake, bob corker, all having scathing criticism and voted for major pieces of legislation like tax reform and health care and so forth. so i'm taking this call for what it is today. because remember that famous dinner that we saw the two of them at, only for romney to come out. bu

. >> reporter: kaufman and ferd nan were charged tuesday. they master minded the murder for hire of the radio host and veteransed advocate. april was shot to death after he threatened to expoise an illegal distribution ring connected to the doctors medical practice and the pagan outlaw motorcycle gang. two others aired on racketeering also going before a judge today. both he and april grew up in the same area. >> that was the shocking part. i thought they were friends. >> reporter: to avoid being implicated, court documents allege he also recently plotted to have dr. kaufman killed by the mafia or people at the atlantic county jail. kaufman was locked up there since june on weapons charges after showing a gun when investigators came to search his office. he was moved to the hudson county jail following the arr t arrest. it does not appear they are linked to a different probe. that prompted the search at kaufman's office. >> kaufman will have to return on tuesday when he and some of the other suspect are due in court for detention hearings. i

. >> reporter: as the birds prepare for the first playoff game since want, 2014 eagles nan is confidents ever. >> reporter:. >> 24-20 eagles. >> reporter: seem pretty confident. >> i'm an eagles fan. that's what eagles fans do, right we come to battle. >> reporter: at chickie and pete's we found alex hall a long time eagles fan enjoying his first taste of philadelphia. >> growing up in charlotte like my dad is a vikings fan my brother a rams fan. >> reporter: today these long tortured fans putting their faith in another name nick foles and hoping he can deliver the ultimate win. >> i don't want to say sb yet but let's get through tomorrow's game first and rock the house. then we'll work on that next week. >> reporter: all right first things first. we just checked and there are more than 2800 tickets still available for tomorrow's game on stub hub many going for a couple hundred to several thousand dollars. reporting live in south philadelphia, jeff chirico channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you jeff. >>> a crowd of university officials students politicians former players all gather t

it to the show you know the only way that struck me was because of the use it is of lethal force and nan. films have never truly been silent in the days before talking pictures films were accompanied by music either from music boxes or an organ in one thousand thirty three knots shyness or kestrel music transformed king kong from a bit of monkey business into dramatic cinema it became known as a landmark of film scoring. military projects sales roughly the favor where somebody goes into it. or cope with idea it will be fun to do you know the blank page is always the blank page plus i have no idea where music comes from so you know as well as the feel of summer's gonna switch off the top. making film music in hollywood is no walk in the park in the mid one nine hundred sixty s. and italian composer started shaking things up with his music for spaghetti westerns like the film's hero's ennio morricone is melody's west straight shooters . yet they never sounded clichéd and at times even ironic. i feel. i. then paint john williams iconic theme for star wars. known as the maestro of the movies

. >>> and a train rider's kind act when he notices a homeless nan need of a good pair of winter shoesot of people talking this morning. there's still a lot of good in there world. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> developing now on "action news," a gunman on the move a.m. bushes a shooting victim leaving the man for dead on a philadelphia street. >> happening today, ticket blitz. eagles fans throw a hail mary pass at grabbing seats to sunday's big game. >> accuweather is tracking the slow moving snow system. it's almost like ragu coming out of a jar. some of the northern suburbs will see snow today. not going to reach southern portions of our area until tomorrow. >> breaking right now, this is a live look at the schuylkill westbound, ouch, where a crash has shut down all lanes. >> goodgood morning everyone its 5:30 on this tuesday january 16th. weather and traffic with david and karen. >> yeah, this is our dry commute and yet we're starting with some pretty big problems. let's get back to that breaking news on the schuylkill expressway. we have a

hailed so it could be the case that our nan was counting on some kind of support either from general intelligence of from other centers or blocs inside the army but apparently the more those faster managed to. take out this kind of potential support and left basically left unknown out in the cold on his own at all because that's something that you can believe because we're seeing now two former military men putting their kansas's forward suggesting that they do have military backing. now i see in theory this can be right but the reality is that we have not seen any division within the military or have not seen a single unit in the military going to support time and for example or a group of. people who works in the military who declare that they are fully behind the line and all of mr ahmed one saw for example saw i think in theory anything is possible but the reality on the ground is clearly showing that they don't have really that level of support that they would expect or maybe they expected they would have but they didn't if they had we have we would have seen even a small exampl

scotland, a lot of cloud, rain here, it was a different story in cav tree in nan tom shire.icture, a big hole in the cloud, where is where we have had the best of the sunshine and those impressively high temperatures forjanuary. further those impressively high temperatures for january. further north those impressively high temperatures forjanuary. further north outbreaks of rain in scotland. windy weather across western and north—west scotla nd across western and north—west scotland as we get on through the rest of the afternoon. there is conditions of fir mating of the high temperatures. brighter spots through the next hour or so could get 1a or 15. during this evening and tonight the weather will sink into northern england and north wales by the end of the might. ahead of that rain band, very mild, nine or ten degree, the overnight low, to the north of the overnight low, to the north of the rain band something colder, that is because this antonio banderas of rain will be tied in with a cold front. front. by behind that as the name suggests we bring in coileder airfrom the

nan hauser believes it this could be the first time a humpback has protected a human.hat's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. my guest today is funny. she's a comedian, actor and a disability advocate. she who was born in the united states to palestinian immigrant parents. and since birth has been living with cerebral palsy, a condition which affects the brain and nervous system. maysoon zayid believes comedy has the power to transform the lives of disabled people. she also says her standup comedy shows help normalize the perceptions of muslims, when many seek to demonize them. can comedy really do all that? and where do you draw the line between what's funny and what's unacceptable? maysoon zayid, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. i really want to shake your hand but i shake too much to shake. laughs consider it done. maysoon zayid, you've said if there were an oppression olympics, you would win the gold medal. yes. why do you say that? i would definitely

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lading nan sev-- play the saturday here on abc7. in a verbal alteration monday's game. it is believed that the nba thinks they were playing the role of pieeacemaker. do not forget that stick around for season debut for toyota after the game. mike shumann analysis. and coach kerry keating. >>> kawhi leonard out indefinitely. played nine games all season. the spurs believe he is return some point but the timeline is murky at best. it was a year ago today ground was broken at the chase center? san francisco. the new home of the golden state warriors. state-of-the-art multiuse facility. warrior's owner expecting nothing but the best and mike shuman give us an up dated tour today. >> reporter: construction in full swing with over 500 workers on-site daily. on time to open for the 2019 season. >> 40% through. the next big landmark that a lot of people would think of is topping out. that is when we are done with the structure of the chase center and that is this august. >> reporter: 18,000 four -- and a three quarter acre main plaza. not j

ranjit muslims who fled from nan ma being targeted by people smugglers in the refugee camps of bangladesh. eleven soldiers are killed in kabul in an attack on a miniature candidate i saw says it's to blame. at least four people have been killed in aden off to what yemen's government has called an attempted coup by southern separatists the two sides are supported by different countries within the saudi led coalition who are jointly fighting the hersey rebels the international aid organization oxfam says the escalating violence as forced it to close its office in ties with the image of a reports. fighting has intensified in the city of thais in central yemen government forces have been fighting who the rebels who are aligned with iran since two thousand and fifteen the saudi led coalition backs the government but fighters and guys say they're exhausted and not getting the help they need they say military aid is being provided on the basis of their alliance with members of the coalition some say the brigade to go into the u.a.e. get them or supplies that. has. been receiving the required sup

lading nan sev-- play the warri saturday here on abc7. both suspended three games for engaging in a verbal alteration monday's game. it is believed that the nba thinks they were playing the role of pieeacemaker. do not forget that stick around for season debut for toyota after the game. mike shumann analysis. and coach kerry keating. >>> kawhi leonard out indefinitely. played nine games all season. the spurs believe he is return some point but the timeline is murky at best. it was a year ago today ground was broken at the chase center? san francisco. the new home of the golden state warriors. state-of-the-art multiuse facility. warrior's owner expecting nothing but the best and mike shuman give us an up dated tour today. >> reporter: construction in full swing with over 500 workers on-site daily. on time to open for the 2019 season. >> 40% through. the next big landmark that a lot of people would think of is topping out. that is when we are done with the structure of the chase center and that is this august. >> reporter: 18,000 arena, fou

for the next 24 to 36 hours ushering in arctic air and we have more on that with meteorologist cecily nan. >> the winds are pulling dow the coldest air mass of the o so the next .he storm systeonti deepen we are looking at the windchill in philadelphia. not thatbarees dropping as we next two days and what this will do is pull down arctic air air masshe season and record over the windchill advisories are posted and windchill warnings from 1:00 friday morning until noon day. that really the heart of theextr these are pretty remarkable numbers. windchills tomorrow be below zero if the far north and west coun the poconos and the norther rehive and 1 20 degrees zero.earby north and west suburbs 10 to 15 buy low ro. delaware 5es below i w limit your time outdoors dress in layers andover un are s res to d levels. record low forec can a low of low of and elsewhere a tying records a atlantic city airport that record that will be broken was set back if climb deep freeze in the fu. hartmanardit are you live at sompoint.>> rey ned upw g down and still experiencing some pretty wind gusts inint.s blowi

people want in part because they're part of our community and because kicking them out -- heather: nand. >> he always promised that we will have a border wall. president obama himself when he was a senator supported a wall. so this is part of what the democratic party is also promised to the american people and it's incumbent upon them to cooperate with the president with the senate majority to get this done. heather: no matter who the president is. we will see if they come to agreement, right? >> i don't think that's the issue. i think that, you know, we are talking about donald trump keeping his promise and not sticking the american people with 18 billion-dollar bill for a wall they don't want. heather: all right, which he does say mÉxico will pay for. thank you so much for joining us this morning. appreciate it. the time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour and chant death to america in streets now iran is making sure it lasts for generations, brand-new lesson plan in schools aimed at avoiding a cultural invasion. a new weapon in the fight against addiction in america, how the p

continue to raise senior levels our concerns about policies that challenge democratic goff new orleans nans governance and civil liberties and the need for robust society. mr. chairman, ranking member kalne, thank you for the opportunity to speak with you. and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you very much. i was really good comprehensive overview. and obviously we have the right panel here to delve into that. so with that, mr. ranking member, did you, tim, did you want to make a statement? >> i think i'll wait. >> i'll reserve my questions so i'll yield to you. >> i poll gois for being a few minutes late but spared you hearing an opening statement from me. so there is some good news. will et me jump into questions. one of the things i'm puzzled by, and you can offer some in shiegt into this, there are refl tively stable countries in north africa. yet a large number of the foreign fighters come from these nations. why is that the case? why have they been such producers of foreign fighters who go to fight with isis? >> well, thanks for the question, senator. and let me sa

. >> eagle super nan south jersey gets surprise after lifetime. the super bowl from the viking fan. >> good luck year. >> a lot of coloring things green. >> green glam is e for some people who are super hyped for the super bowl. >> do the eagles fans really know the quarterback. >> that's carson wentz that's nick foles. >> nice try. >> oh,. >> ya. >> carson wen. >> this (laughing). . >> today's morning sponsored by the proton therapy at penn center they do look alike but do you have know the players. >> in a exist big eagles fast from south py. their mom, one of our producers, very cute. katie did you see them? >> yes. so cute. >> so adorable. >> forecast, not looking so a door thanks. >> you hey. okay okay, you saved yourself that will was the right answer. >> what you have some snow working it way through kind of flanked the western and eastern edge of the area here, weaver one system departing, one system moving in, neither of which i much. at the moment what we lock at the tri-state sweep note the bulk of any accumulating snow at the shore is

radio, and we're going to continue to leverage our new technology systems to do both predictive main nan main -- maintenance and to provide better customer service, so that's a quick overview of what's taking place. >> thank you, mr. haley. i find it hard to believe that the 5r hasn't had more growth. that's my bus. directors, comments, questions? anyone? well, i know that you see th e these -- joel sees the statistics all the time. >> yes. i'm so pleased with the presentation not just that was done today, but the reporting and keeping to the -- all these numbers and metrics that we aspire to achieve, including this friday, we'll be right back at it, looking at how these metrics turn into these results. thank you to staff. it just shows how good everybody's doing. i know it can be tedious, but it's worth it in the end. i appreciate the work of nelson-nigard to really bring out those good results. thank you. >> directors, any questions or comments? i think we have one member of the public who wishes to comment? >> clerk: yes, madam chair, david fillpell. >> yes. i waited to comment about

and what does core nan, what do they even imagine this law would say.s it have to be proved in court that they came here through no fault of their own? come on. that's not how any law is going to be writ written. no, any amnesty is a 100% amnesty and any senator, republican or democrat, weepinganing about children whoe here through no fault of their own is a lawyer and pushing for amnesty and to destroy the country. steve: nice little summary there. now i want to confirm then the story that's being told, which is that it's ridiculous that they can't do the deal, it's a nice deal. in exchange for daca you get some really good stuff, building the wall and chain migration and the visa lottery. that's the deal that was put out there. everyone should be happy with that, including the trump base. are you saying you wouldn't be happy with that? ann: no. and the trump base once they figured out they were hoodwinked wouldn't be happy about it either. we had an amnesty in 1986. twenty years later the ninth circuit was still amnestying illegals in class action law

the main nans problems, the readiness the training problems. other problems are there and we need to fix them. that's the priority. the men and women are out there risking their lives for us deserve that. >> this is not you have been talking about this for a while. are you making head way with your colleagues in that argument in terms of them understanding what that means? >> yes they are. what made head way with our colleagues is unfortunately the deaths of sailors. the death of marines. soldiers. etc. and none of us can ignore the accidents and unfortunately the casualties that have come from the accidents. the other thing that made head way with colleagues is the news of the day. the north korea missile launches and the things that happened in the world. they know. they have a better appreciation for the fact that we can't afford to wait and assume we'll fix thing ts later. the world demands it now. >> do you feel like dod is focusing enough on that message right now? >> dod is certainly focussed on the problem. as we have talked before, som

nan nan nancy is on capitol hill. good morning. >>> good morning. burning the midnight oil indeed. if republican leaders get their way, this shutdown will not last long. they are hoping that democrats join them later today in passing a bill to keep the government open for just two and a half weeks. they say that should give them enough time to crack a compromise, providing legal status to those so-called dreamers. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: gop bill to fund the government failed on the senate floor just before midnight. >> the government shutdown was 100% avoidable. >> reporter: government functions began scaling back at 12:01 a.m. senate's republican leader fumed. >> held all of this hostage. all of it hostage over the completely unrelated issue of illegal immigration. >> democrats were demanding a deal granting legal status to immigrants brought to this country illegally as children. without it, all, but five senate democrats made good on their threat to bring down a bill funding the government for one month. >> mr. carper, no. >> last ditch negotiations to head

the botswa nan government has enormous amount of outrage.ent has formally askedif botswanan government has formally asked if the united states really means that botswana falls under that description. they called the ambassador in to ask that question, an extraordinary thing. a spokeswoman for the african union said it was really alarmed that such contemptuous terms should be used to talk about african countries. we have already referred to the comments from the un, a mixture of baffle m e nt comments from the un, a mixture of bafflement and disgust. we talk endlessly, don't we, about the international ramifications, president trump's standing on the international stage. but when it comes to his core base, other countries don't get a vote. we have the midterms later this year, for example. would the trump administration say, it doesn't matter what other countries think, they are not voting for me? indeed. americans in certain parts of the country are saying —— fond of saying, we don't care what others think of us. there is no obvious sign tha

meanwhile, photographer nan goldin, who is a recovered opioid addict, and a group of her fellow artists and activists has launched a campaign shaming the secretive sackler family -- which owns purdue pharma -- over their profiting off the opioid crisis. "i don't know how they liveve wh themselves congo she said. in libya, a double car bombing in the city of benghazi has killed at least 33 people. the first explosion hit a mosque asas worshipers were leaeaving evening prayers. the second bomb exploded only minutes later as health and security officials were arriving at the site of the first blast. in news on syria, the u.s.-led coalition fighting isis claims it killed more than 150 isis fighters in airstrikes on saturday in syria's south-eastern province of deir deir al-zour. meanwhile, in the northernrn syrian c city a afrin, turkrkes continuing its bombing and ground offensive against the u.s.-backed kurdish forces who control the region. the united nations says the turkish offensive has killed at least 24 civilians and displaced more than 5000 people since the ---- it began on saturda

white house chief strategist, steve bannon, he quote, not only lost his job but lost his mind after ban nan made critical comments about the president and his family in an upcoming book. i'm dagen mcdowell. in for trish regan. welcome, everybody, to "the intelligence report." president trump in extraordinary snack-down of steve bannon, accusing the former aide losing his mind, in it for himself and trying to tear down the country. what does this mean for the president and his base, his most loyal followers? the stock market hitting all-time high, as one prominent bank hinted that the stocks could surge 19% this year. we have the intel. east coast bracing for a major storm, one the national weather service is calling a bomb cyclone. we have the latest. first back to our top story. president trump blasting former white house chief strategist steve bannon. our adam shapiro is live at the white house with everything. adam? reporter: that's right, dagen. what a few hours it has been since the guardian first published excerpts of the book coming out next week, "fire and fury" about the trump admi

but at nan we'll watch more rain move in for the evening.ice back in part of ohio, kentucky, moving to western section of p.a. ice storm potentially. or sleet. and freezing rain followed by a fair amount of snowfall back there. temperatures, man, that is a big story, too. here we are back to tonight. 37 degrees at 11:00. out the door tomorrow. many of you will not be below freezing. 37. then we rebound. by 12:00 noon, we are at 47. i'll stop this tomorrow afternoon. we are in the mid-60's. but the mid-60 to the west before it dramatically cool down. check out the very, ve beyond that. here is what it look like for us. friday we are in the 60's as well with the rain. saturday the temperatures decrease all day long. much cooler than 4:00 in the afternoon than 4:00 in the morning. you arech watching sunday and monday. both days are dry but struggle to get above freezing again. michelle: thank you, bill. the time to book for spring break is now. especially after seeing the forecast. "7 on your side" with where to find the best air fares and how

in and realized they didn't to have pack any clothes, shoes, luggage because eagles offensive line nan wisnieski says you are given free stuff like clothes, shoes, luggage. his bed's covered and so is his bed headboard and is there even more stuff then in this picture he just ran out of room on the bed which is likely king sized since he is so big to show in his picture. so, the first tweet really says it all, back reply from a lovely lady named kelly right on target telling wisnieski just keep your eyes on the big prize of the week and that is winning this game. other fans also in minnesota to welcome the team, up north. >> let's go bird, this is your year. >> eagles fans, we're a team right now. >> this is amazing watching best team in the nfl get off the bus in my hometown to take the super bowl. >> i'm 34 years old. i got idols younger then me walking off that bus. >> what makes a north dakota fan a eagles fan. >> when you bring best to north dakota to pennsylvania you get meehan eagles fan. >> nothing will break down these colors, we will fly, fly all the way. >> reporter: while h

karen of the "washington post," "the wall street journal"'s michael bender, "the daily beast" and elian nan johnson from politico. hi, everybody. thanks for being here. let's start where he left off about this wild set of quotes that are apparently in a new book about you know, what goes on inside the white house. the notion of money laundering and the fact that this may be what the mueller investigation is ultimately going to go after as shimon said, that's something that you know, is a fear. we should note it's hard to imagine that bannon has actual inside knowledge into it. he was maybe more pontificating what he thinks based on who mueller has hired and the experience there. >> and also what he knows of the people in trump's inner circle. he's taking his own experience plus what he's reading from mueller's moves that have been made public and making these conclusions. but there were various contacts with russian officials who were tied to investment banks. why would you do that if there isn't some money involved. these are open questions out there. the thing that's striking is seeing so

nan haworth. good to see you. he has been a bit blackballed out there in the tech community.is saying that this was unfair. and what he has done. anything that is that class action suit. they are having the systematic discrimination against people like them. and they are white and male. they are contending. if you look. they have a hundred page lawsuit. a lot of company screenshots. for what he said in for being basically out of step. they didn't like his view on that. he felt discriminated against because he was white and male. did that discrimination happen after he said those things. i think their contention is yes. there is a class action suit. they are suing on behalf of a class. my feeling can hire and fire at well. they have created a certain protective classes. that they facilitate they had been discriminated against based on the gender and race. they are entitled to that. we will be watching that. thank you so much. a quick reminder i'm filling in with you later today. cashing in tomorrow morning at 11:30 a.m. on fox news. are we witnessing a melt up right now. the d

. >> the nans philadelphia, whether it's the phillies, the eagles, the flyers, the 6ers, you are thecould ever have. >> jerry, my man. >> my lady, love skblu thank you so much for coming in. >> i'll see with you frankie valley the next time. >> i appreciate it. yeah, absolutely. he's a philly goo too. the kimmel center prevents jerry disco, soul, do won saturday january 27th at 8:00 in the evening at the kimmel center. we've got all the details on the nbc 10 app just look for find it on 10. . >>>. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> that guy is amazing. he's been around so long. he looks the same as he did 30 years ago. 39 degrees in philadelphia now. we just have a few high clouds, but it's a whole lot cooler up toward lehigh valley where we still have some snow on the ground. we've got to melt that and it's going refreeze tonight so you want to be aware in the areas that did get significant snow where it's not all gone yet like in philadelphia. it feels like 32 in philly, 30 in pottstown, 22 in allentown. that's a big difference between the 22 in allentown and 38

and today the nan led them -- man that led them to the players carson wentz talked for the first timeince the birds won the nfc championship last sunday. jaime apody live at the novacare complex tonight with more on what carson had to say today. jaime. >> reporter: rick, it was a very unexpected turn of events. carson wentz on a whim finally stood in his locker today and decided to break his silence. we haven't heard from wentz since he walked off the field after the heartbreaking injury on december 10th in los angeles. turns out he not only tore his acl but his lcl as well. he's hopeful he can return week one next season. you got to feel for carson a competitor who surely is dying to be out there with his team. he talked about how tough it is to just be watching from afar. >> yeah, i wouldn't say it's a prideful thing. as humans we all want to be the competitors that we are and be out there on the field. every time the offense is on the field on sundays it's tough. it hits me a little bit but then i'm in it because i love these guys and i'm part of the team just as much as anybody el