in all 20 students from national star were back on the slopes and third years georgie and kyle showedn up the entire mountain. we really aim for giving everyone the maximum independence possible. josh, zoe, dom and abby all followed and the students wanted to give me a taste of how much skill is needed to control your descent with your upper body. i thought we were off, i thought we were over! but on the slopes, i was always going to be in the shadow of the former british champion. another reason you love skiing, ed, is the apres ski. and you tell me there's some karaoke in there? g:— lots of was the right one, amazing. lots of snow there, i don't think we have much of that in the uk. let's get the weather. plenty of other things, not much snow because for many it has been mild this weekend but with that dismal grey sky overhead in many places, some outbreaks of rain, this afternoon this light and patchy rain will sink south and east, northern england and northern ireland slowly brightening up, scotla nd ireland slowly brightening up, scotland some sunshine but also showers and strong

physiotherapy staff at national star college have helped him realise his main dream, strengthening hisown way down the mountain once more. it's been a massive part of his life. to think that he's going to have a go at doing it again is just amazing, yeah. it means more than you can imagine. this week the moment came in andorra. it was a gamble because neither ed nor anyone else knew exactly how he'd react to being back on the slopes. this is it and it's a moment his family never thought they'd see, and it's notjust a historic moment for ed as we go off down the mountain but also for the whole sport because in a way, this opens up the mountains for all. although he was being guided at first, his sit ski has been adapted so ed can soon control his own direction and speed with his head rather than relying on someone pushing him on a wheelchair. by the end of this week, he was nearly ready to fly down the slope alone. how was it? pretty amazing. for him to do this isjust phenomenal and to be taking control. most of the students at national star need assistance with everything they do, so t

in all 20 students from national star were back on the slopes and third years georgie and kyle showedthe maximum independence possible. josh, zoe, dom and abby all followed and the students wanted to give me a taste of how much skill is needed to control your descent with your upper body. i thought we were off, i thought we were over! but on the slopes, i was always going to be in the shadow of the former british champion. another reason you love skiing, ed, is the apres ski. and you tell me there's some karaoke in there? if i buy you a beer! ed opted for a cider, and the apres ski is a crucial part of this whole experience as these amazing athletes toast their success and independence. it's a fantastic tribute that to all the work that the instructors out there are doing behind the scenes and also the national college. very inspiring, isn't it? it is. and it must have been amazing for ed as well. it was a gamble to know how he was going to react. one of the last times he was on the slopes, he was british champion. but still physically demanding, because you are using dual core streng

ed wasn't alone, 20 students from national star we re alone, 20 students from national star were back entire mountain. we really aim forgiving up the entire mountain. we really aim for giving everyone the maximum independence possible. josh, zoe, dom and abby worth, followed and the stu d e nts dom and abby worth, followed and the students wanted to give me a taste of how much skill is needed to control your dissent with your upper body. i thought we were off, i thought we were over! but on the slopes i was always going to be in the shadow of a former british champion. another reason you love skiing, ed, is the apres ski. and you said there's some karaoke in there? i'll buy you a beer! ed of opted for a side and the apres ski is a crucial part of this whole experience as these amazing athletes posted their success. and independence. a remarkable experience. they have such a team effort, you have the instructors and the staff. but you can't wrap them in cotton wool, let them go on their own. when you were sitting there, what was your feeling? it was very unusual. you normally ski? norm

physiotherapy staff at national star college have help him realise his main dream, strengthening hisive part of his life. to think that he's going to have a go at doing it again is just amazing, yeah. it means more than you can imagine. this week the moment came in andorra. it was a gamble because neither ed or anyone else knew exactly how he'd react to being back on the slopes. this is it and it's a moment his family never thought they'd see, and it's notjust a historic moment for ed as we go off down the mountain but also for the whole sport because in a way, this opens up the mountains for all. although he was being guided at first, his sit ski has been adapted so ed can soon control his own direction and speed with his head rather than relying on someone pushing him on a wheelchair. by the end of this week, he was nearly ready to fly down the slope alone. how was it? pretty amazing. for him to do this isjust phenomenal and to be taking control. most of the students at national star need assistance with everything they do, so to be able to go out in a sit ski and truly experience

victories in military history but before the war of 1812 when he was battling new orleans he became a national star may be the most famous person in america as more importantly for the rest of the world they would fight relentlessly and seriously for freedom. jackson would serve two terms in the white house and go down as one of the most consequential and influential americans throughout history. >> his wall is still there. the more you look at it the more you understand what is happening. these are the numbers but it was 5,000 against 9,000 in terms of being told we lost 13. they have 1262 wounded and we had 39, 19 missing, 484 missing and some were blown apart. they look for orders and if they don't get them they are lost. three generals did seven kernelg curdles dead, 75 officers did. so we took out the officers and let them know we are playing for keeps. they did not adjust their tactics. we did this thing and we had nowhere to go as you see a lot of times in one of them were not convicted for the battle anyway. they have drawn up a load of secession. they wanted out. we had 5.4 james madison a

volunteered to take the stand in the courtroom and looking to star in the eye and tell their stories of his abuse including seven national team jim this including a lympics star's gabby douglas alley race mckayla maroney and four time two thousand and sixteen gold medalist simone bias the twenty year old baila stated for far too long i've asked myself was i too naive was it my fault i now i now know the answer to those questions no no it was not my fault no i will not and should not carry the guilt that belongs to larry intissar the usa gee and others like jerry sandusky of penn state or hedge fund billionaire jeffrey epstein predators like most are forced us all to rethink just where our priorities lie when we allow sacred institutions and powerful individuals to insulate and protect the monsters among us and push blame on the victims. which is why we must be diligent and always be watching the hallmarks of the new. one the older you get the better like the trail with this would be analyzed to get to the bottom if you like but it looks like you're not i got. to. leave the club. loaded with all the watching the harks i a

that tv program, that one program, made ronald reagan a political star, national political star, overnight. it raised easily $1 million within 24 hours, changed thousands of votes, and it led to a bunch of republicans coming to reagan and saying, we went you to run for governor the following year. that's how important that was. and political shorthand one can say no candidate goldwater, no president reagan. that's how important that speech was. extraordinary. ronald reagan, my first meeting with him, serious meeting, was in october of 1965, and he had been spending the last several months testing the waters, as he said to see if the people of california wanted him to run. he had pretty much made up his mind. i called him up and i said dish was working on a profile of him for readers digest, and i said, can i visit you? he said, come on ahead. so for two days, myself and my wife, anne, traveled with him. she had been active in new york politics, and i invited her judgment and she also has been an editor and a fellow co-author with me, and so the there were four of news this limo. the driver

the president's budget just introduced was the largest cut star national park unit since world war ii. an enormous cut. that wasn't the budget that move forward. we don't suspect an increase in the next budget. so we don't see a solution coming to fund parks as needed. parks did see increases on the operating side. with much of the federal government hiring freezes that existed, that put a damper as well is being able to fulfill the positions. >> we've seen a proposal about increasing the fee set national parks. what could they be? >> the parks that charge fees generally 25 or $30. increases have gone up very small. they are public parks. something you want to make accessible to everyone. any families don't have the means to spend significant dollars. the proposal could triple it in some parks. most parks in this region can see and increase of $70. that's enormous. that's a part people go to for the day. local communities will be impacted. it's a significant increase in people are still struggling. >> how much of the overall budget comes from that. >> in the realm of $75 million an in

people with destiny in your hands america will, once again, be a nation that thinks big, dreams bigger and always reaches for the stars. nothing will keep this incredible nation of ours down. nothing will stop us from reaching the highest peaks. nothing is stronger than the strength, will and spirit of the american people. you are the ones who will shape america's destiny, especially all of these beautiful young people in the front. you are the ones who will restore our prosperity. and you are the ones who are making america great again. so, as many of you know, that's what i talked about, make america great again. america first. we put america first now. we're doing trade deals. we're doing a lot of things that i said we were going to be doing. it's not easy. these other countries have become very, very spoiled with taking advantage of us. but take advantage of us no longer. for them it should be their country first but for us, it's america first. that's the way it is. so i want to thank the people of the great, great, great state of pennsylvania. you remember that big night on november 8th. donald trump has won the

. >>> back to the national board of review. a lot of big stars making news there.ncleebl colluding meryl streep. she weighed in on oprah's possible run for president when she talked only to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> oprah kaled it with that speech. we saw you cheering. >> the new day is on the hori n horizon. >> it made me remember what a real leader sounds like. and how it can pull us all together. >> seth miers said oprah and hanks 2020. are row here for that campaign? >> yeah. i think you have to talk to tom about that. >> i'll only be a vp unless i'm guaranteed at least two rides on the presidential helicopter a month. >> marine one. it's called marine one. >> marine one. >> tom was joined by his wife of nearly 30 years as he took home the award for the best actor. they took home the film of the year. >> if we don't hold them accountable, who will? >> steven spielberg recognizes that developing female directors is slow. >> and here are the all-male nominees. >> how did you feel about that? >> well, you know, we have a -- there's also a watershed happening

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he only flag i pledge allegiance to a set of united states and the only national anthem they know is the "star spangled banner"." they are a american and respect except their birthright. i think there is a real burning need to get this done and i think that was impressed upon the president. definitions are important. as someone who has been an immigration reform for 20 times 26 asian congress definitions are important so when you talk about chain migration which to me is family reunification the question is what limits are you talking about? when you talk about border enforcement whether they be physical or otherwise the question is what exact weight are we talking about and how much money and when you are talking about diversity lottery are you going to use the lottery? there are many ways to find a common ground for people with good faith to want to do so and i think the urgency of now certainly for the hispanic community which is you not uniquely dreamers and hispanic overwhelming way. >> you can watch all of this coverage on line at c-span.org. we are going to take you live now over two th

stars! - georgia is the most controversial state flag. it set national records for having eight different state flags, and it was a controversy steeped in the history involved with their ties to the confederacy. - many people believed those ties were too reminiscent of slavery. others believed georgia's confederate past needed to be recognized. in 2003 georgia's legislature introduced a flag that addressed the concerns of both sides. it features the stars and bars, which is the first flag of the confederacy, but in the canton, you see three pillars, which are supposed to represent the three branches of government, and words like wisdom, justice, and moderation. a soldier bearing a sword symbolizes georgia's commitment to defending the constitution. so it seems like georgia has finally settled on a flag. one thing that isn't controversial is georgia's important role in agriculture. its nickname is, the peach state. pretty sweet! with flag facts, i'm eric. (solemn music) - how much do you know about presidential history? i'll give you three clues, try to g

that program made ronald reagan a star nationally overnight and easily had $1 million within 24 hours to change thousands of votes leading to a bunch of republicans coming to reagan to say we want you to run for governor the following year. that is how important it was. and they could say without candidate goldwater there is no president reagan. that is how important that speech was. extraordinary. ronald reagan, my first meeting with him, serious meeting was october 1965. he spent the last several months testing the waters to see the people of california who pretty much made up his mind i said i was working on a profile of him for readers digesting can i visit? so for two days, myself and my wife, traveled with him. she was active in new york politics and i invited her judgment as an editor and fellow co-author. there were four of us in the limo there was a driver and in the front seat with me in the back and in between me and reagan was my tape recorder. it was this big. it was like a piece of luggage. wheels to wheels and that was between us. a great big microphone and asking reaga

rebuttal to the state of the union address is often a chance to introduce a fresh face and rising star to a national audience. yet tonight's response comes from one of america's most famous political dynasties. >> representative joe kennedy, iii of massachusetts will look to draw what he calls a powerful contrast to president trump's broken promises in areas of healthcare and civil rights. >> we're told inside this audience is about 30 students who are all involved in school government. so he is speaking amongst the people. he is the only third generation kennedy in office in congress. so this is a big moment for him on the national stage. you. ause ). >> thank you, thank you, thank you. you. good and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. it is an absolute privilege to join you all tonight. we are here in fall river, massachusetts, a proud american city. [ cheering and applause ] an a ity built >> an american city built by immigrants. from textiles to robots, this is a place that knows how to make great things. ( applause the students are with us here this evening, in the auto tech program at diman re

star. >>> to the nationals and very simple. i have two things for the nationals in the resolutions for 2018. win a pl make this the last series for bryce harper in a nationals uniform. will a new skipper change the fortunes or managers prevent base running blunders or wild pitch is? we will find out with a new guy in town with davey martinez. and the nationals have to do what they can to keep him and a once in a generation player is here so don't let him go anywhere. it will be an interesting 2018 but like debra said off-camera, here's a resolution, just win! >> it's just one thing! the wizards are getting there. the redskins are not. that is wusa9 news at 6:00. the cbs evening news is next and we will see you back here. my daughter is... ...studying to be a dentist and she gave me advice. she said dad... ...go pro with crest pro-health. 4 out of 5 dentists confirm these crest pro-health products... ...help maintain a professional clean. and it's the only toothpaste with the ada seal of acceptance for protection against acid er

there was a real contest during the civil war for a new national anthem. the star-spangled banner was thought to be difficult in a variety of ways, so one of these ones that lincoln loved was a parody on the search for a new national anthem. if you remember studies of longfellow and aldrich and so on, and these are parodies on how all of these gentlemen would have submitted a text for a new national anthem. $500 was the reward and nobody ever won. there is the most beautiful war poem in my book. walt whitman, whom i really never cared particularly for, wrote something called "pensive on her dead gazing." i guarantee you will cry when you read that. something else you probably all know, lincoln's reading of these dreadful, humorous -- used to drive stanton crazy. balderdash and so forth. i finally read something that i thought was extremely telling, which most writers do not, about the dimension that this was a morale-builder to the union troops when one of them would talk about the confederates wanting to get hold of the union soldiers' outfits. this is something t

is another stunning moment we're learning about nikki haley, ambassador to the united nations, clearly rising star on team trump. she is angry. she is on the record denying rumors of an affair with the president. listen to what she said. >> it is absolutely not true. it is highly offensive. and it's disgusting. this isn't something that just happened as a cabinet member. i saw this as a legislator, i saw this when i was governor, i see it now. people see lies for what it is. do i like it? no. is it right? no. is it going to slow me down? not at all. any time this has happened, it only makes me fight harder. it only makes me work harder. and i do it for the sake of other women that are behind me. >> very powerful statement. you know, it's interesting, kaitl kaitlyn. give us the background why she felt it was so important to speak out so strongly on this issue. >> yeah, certainly a stunning accusation that the ambassador is having an affair with the president of the united states. and the reason this rumor is being talked about, her denial actually drew a lot of attention to this rumor, but it comes

has been long time fans and before their son was born they decided to name him after the star quarterback >> a nationte for sure. he is a great all around guy. >> reporter: what will you tell his son about who he is named after. >> be a great quarterback. >> reporter: just like quarterback who had an early exit because of an injury this little carson had a early entry. >> little serendipity, little destiny, carson went out two months before the super bowl and going out two months before the due date and just perfect timing, you know. >> reporter: this carson whose last name is vo was not due until march 16th. he was born january 25th, hey, who wants to miss the super bowl. >> just in time for the big game. >> reporter: this first time philadelphia parents are predicting a super bell win for their new 4-pound, 8-ounce minivan fan and in terms of the future plans. >> do you him to be a football player. >> he can be whatever he wants to be. >> reporter: baby carson is being carefully monitored at jefferson where he was been where icu nurses made him a customized poster. >> let's go bird. >> now a quick

with 75% of people in need of food and medical aid and on the verge of star nation, the u.n.of the largest famine the world has seen in decades. senior officials say it's a top tier pry orpt for president trump personally. >> the president was very concerned about the humanitarian issues in yellen. the risk of cholera and starvation taking place. >> the 4-year-old civil war raging on in yemen, hitting saudi arabia, a u.s. ally, against iran in a violent proxy con frifkt many the president's congressional allies are hopeful they will use this to leverage the u.s.-saudi relationship. >> the president spoke up about this issue, very clearly, and indicated that the saudi behavior must improve. >> saudi arabia's military continually threatening to impose blockades at yemen's ports which runs contrary to enter law and u.s. national security interests. but a hopeful sign this week, the saudi's rolled of the a new humanitarian program for the country. they say trump must do more to assuage suffering and demand urgency. >> those children could well die. save the children has said they

. >> reporter: but there was a national radio contract and so despite that raging snowstorm the game was played on schedule. eagles star running back steve van buren woke up in on the morning of the game -- >> he look out the window and saw this ridiculous snowstorm and he just we're not going to play today and he went back to bed. >> reporter: phone call from his coach greasy kneel convinced him his services were needed at the park. he took mass transit to get there as for the game the two games slogged their way through the snow for three scoreless quarters. the birds recovered a fumble. van buren punched in it from the 5-yard line.

stars of the movie did their thing,oswith a few lucky . the film takes place in a fictional futuristic african nation of wakanda. s lupita nyong'o, who stars in the movie, hopes it will help change perceptions of africa. >> hopefully it changes the general idea what being anrican. too oftentimes you see africa as a place that is wanting. and here it's a place that you want to go. >> the movie hits theaters february 16th. and actor chadwick boseman, who plays the african king superhero, has this to say to eager fans. >> i think it's going to exceed -- people don't quite know what to expect but it is going to live up to that and maybe exceed it. >>> and still to come here, three of america's richest and most successful business titans are taemg are teaming up to set the stage for the future of health care. t t this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still g

i want to bring in msnbc's intelligence and national security super star reporter ken delanian and justice and security analyst matt miller who, by the way, is a superb tweeter and former spokesman for the justice department. what do you know about negotiations held between mueller and trump's team? >> clearly they want to interview donald trump. if you'll recall, initially trump's lawyers floated the idea of trump answering legal questions. he wants to look donald trump in the eye. and now the president is suggesting that maybe he'd be willing to do that. but i got to tell you, a lot of people i speak to think that is never going to happen. because it's just too risky for donald trump. he has in the past been a terrible witness in depositions with a tenuous relationship with the truth. let me give you an example of the problem he's facing. james comey, the former fbi director, has testified under oath that donald trump asks for his loyalty in a private meeting. trump has said flatly that never happened. if mueller can cooperate that through documents and other witness. and donald trump gi

star game. one of the fun part of sports is to speculate about trades....what free agent down the road...your team might go after.well today a respected national projected that the ghiants might be one of the suiters when bryce harper becomes aviable at the end of the 2018 season. only 25 harper has been a perennial all star since coming to the washington nationals atb he age of 19 straight out of vegas. his early career so steller....talk is he could becomes the sports first 400 million dollar player...to be fair....the yankees..dodgers and cubs were also listed as potential landing sports for harper now yes its only talk right now but the giant fans we talked to today were all set to dream....get rid of bumgarner if it means you can get harper...one fan e- mailed.....funny how this works last season harper .was the most hated giants oppoennet after he got into a real brawl with giangs pitcher hunter strickland....its all started because strickland carried a grudge for a full year after harper starred at a home run........we say real brawl because this was no hold me back..hold me back,,,,,,they were legitimately trying to take eacxh others h

n, "stars & stripes," national federation of the blind has culminated in this exhibit presented today, one of its only kind as peter mentioned. it includes a unique aspect of providing audio from the marines who lived through that horrific battle. the audio presentation combined with john's starting photography brings this unimaginable, brutal battle to life. thank you to john for his tireless efforts to continue to tell the story of the battle for 50 years. thank you to the newseum, national federation of blind and n nikon for recognizing the importance for continuing to tell this story. special thanks to kathy tross and the newseum staff allowing us to bring it to this great space. thank you to the united states marine for your bravery then, heroism and for continuing to tell your story today in a very private way and in very difficult moments. the exhibit is a tribute to them. all men and women who serve in uniform at the tip of the spear. i hope you have been enriched into the policeman and the exhibit i have the honor of introducing the president of the national federation of the

national curriculum. [applause] speaker: very good star indeed. but could we just know your name? >> [indiscernible] in my constituency, one in five children live in poverty. so they don't need an education system that offer a middle-class fantasy where the detail of sedimentary rock is absolutely vital to your existence. i can't remember a single thing i did in gtse. don't remember the names of this stuff because i didn't need it. there is a great musician sitting with geography of paper. there is a scientist right now with a view from a village -- from a bridge. we need to step in. we already started doing some good work. i know everyone in this room has started some good work and we all need to finish that. we all need to complete the good work because we can't let this system to perpetuate all the things that are wrong with our society. we cannot let that system continue. we need to keep pushing, keep going for it, because we can't step aside now after all we've done. thank you. [applause] speaker: thank you. wow. thank you very much. can we hear a voice please from scotland?

he's from hawaii and goes from anonymous to the star quarterback in the national championship game. say it all >>> good evening. two days before christmas the nuggets came to town and stunned golden state. well, the doves they use games like that as a motivation and reminder. kevin durant out for a third straight with an injury there. steph curry lands awkwardly. he goes to the locker room to gets checked out. jordan not missing a beat. curry comes back middle of the second quarter, all is right with the world. three ball, still splashing. 56-46 warriors. more curry in the third. stop it. just pull up from mill peatus or wherever. steal and takes it coast to coast for the jam. warriors win it by 10, 124-114. well, the whole nation learned to say tua tagovailoa tonight. the hawaii national. direct snap to nicole hardiman and then we've got the touch down pass it looks like to tua tagovailoa in the game. and down the field jake frond, and georgia, tua, again he came in the third quarter flings is lefty on fourth and forward calvin ridley and tied at 20. running hard late in the fourth

nationals hosting mlb all-star game tuesday, july 17. announced today the inaugural game at the new audi field will be saturday july 14th. the black and red will open the new digs against the vancouver night caps. 7:00 audi field, 20,000 seat capacity soccer venue under construction at buzzer point in southwest right now. two blocks from nats park. united does have two home games before the stadium opens. according to washington post, march 17 will likely be the maryland soccer plex. then at the naval academy in annapolis. >>> over to college park, brenda freeze iowa native taking on hawkeye. maryland turning up the defense. charles the steal. she convert first quarter alone. in the second quarter, more maryland. check out the passing. blair watson and shanice lewis, up at the half. finally a snow day great day for sledding at battery campbell park in d.c. capturing these great images, the dogs, kids, day off from school, and this is what happens when you put a go pro on a shredder. going to hurt a little bit. >> there we go. >> there we

rising star not on the trump campaign during the campaign, and whether you agree or disagree with trump policies, she has forcefully represented the views of the united states and the united nations the republican party and she chose to address this on the record and forcefully, and good for her. if you have proof of something, say something. if you don't, shut up. >> can i say how disgusting it is for women to have to face this kind of thing, it's just disgusting journalism, too. for michael wolff, you either know something as a journalist and you are solid with your sources and you say i know this to be the case. but you don't hint in a book. that's terrible. >> there are other people he says he can't connect the dots on, he undermines his own work by being reckless and personal on this. >> i was going to say this is an administration where there is so much intrigue, so much behind-the-scenes stories, you could easily fill 400 pages or however long michael wolff's book was with interesting stories. but i think unfortunately, and very sadly, he decided to actually put out the 400 pages and include stories that were proven to be factually not accurate of tak accurate. >> i think

the ring to be on the rest of the governments the stars the plans for the nation they do include rises in basic goods including few the unrest began around the same time as the anti-government demonstrations in iran but went largely unnoticed by the west. i. think. a lot of the root of it is just a canard it's the problem of youth unemployment i personally haven't been able to find a job for a long time but if people have a job they don't have any problem with the government there are demands at the following suspend the twenty eighteen film in slow return to the original prices of goods and hire one member from every paul family these are in short. what happened yesterday is a violation of the law too says state of emergency has been declared in tunisia these protests are the result of operations that aim to review social unrest we are free nations and according to the constitution and human rights the people are absolutely free to criticize the government and even protest we the government will definitely not tolerate some protesters who want to destroy public property or disrupt pub

star. >>> finally to the washington nationals and it's very simple, two things here. win a playoff series is one and do not make this the last season for bryce harper in a nats uniform. the nats must do whatever they can to keep harper who is a once in a generational player. they can't let him go. show him the money, washington nationals. as for the new guy in charge, david martinez, new skipper, is this going to change the team's fortunes? will a new manager prevent base running blunders and wild pitches in the postseason? hopefully he can and the nationals finally will go over that hump and move on to the playoffs. >> that's a lot of work there, frank. >> caps have the best shot i think of all the teams. >> i hope so because they need to. >> they'll also have the first i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the

people with our destiny in your hands, america will once again be a nation that thinks big, dreams bigger and always reaches for the stars. nothing will keep this incredible nation of ours down. nothing will stop us from reaching the highest peaks because nothing is stronger than the strength and will and spirit of the american people. you are the ones who will shape america's destiny, especially all of these beautiful young people in the front. you're the ones that will restore our prosperity. you are the ones that are making america great again. [cheers & applause] so as many of you know, that's what i talked about. make america great again. america first. we put america first now. we're doing trade deals. we're doing a lot of things that i said we would be doing. it's not easy. these other countries have become very spoiled with taking advantage of us. but take advantage of us no longer. because now we want their country for them, it should be their country first. but for us, it's america first. that's the way it is. [applause] so i want to thank the people of the great, great state of pennsylvania. you remember that

he's a five time all star and the national league in 2013 and gave the giants much needed power and hit over 20 home runs in each of the last seven seasons and he's 31 years old. the sharks win in la4-1 and -- la 4-1 and the 49er linebacker coach is headed to seattle to be their defensive coordinator. i'm dennis, see you tonight. >>> time now 6:26, the recovery mission in southern california following the deadly mudslide. >>> two parents under arrest in southern california after a horrific discovery. the conditions police found their 13 children in. first- a legal showdown over the city of oakland's ban on coal.. playing out today in court. . >>> today washington insider weighs in on what needs to be done in order to reach a deal. >>> first a legal show down over the city of oakland ban on coal playing out today in court. good morning, it's tuesday, january 16. i'm kenny choy. >> and i'm michelle griego. he'll bring thousands of jobs to oakland and will inclusion transporting the coal in containers. the preliminary hearing don't believe it. >> this is the city and orlando that i'm going

star in the party. speech painting the picture of a nation you know you did with a moving economy to the criticize the president's first year in office as a period more through bipartisanship he also blamed the president for inspiring fear among middle america. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world separatist in yemen backed by the united arab emirates have seized the area around the presidential palace in the southern city of aden this after clashes with forces still loyal to the president's yemen's prime minister is reported to be preparing to flee the country for saudi arabia. a vatican sex crimes expert is heading to chill a to investigate a bishop the victims say covered up abuse by a pedophile priest but francis came under fire earlier this month during a visit to the country he'd saved the bishop from punishment and appeared to criticize big tim's for speaking out. austria's new chance there's a bust in courts has a welcome to the hunt gary and prime minister viktor orban to vienna for talks on migration since there are words has backed hungary and other countries

america will once again be a nation that thinks big, dreams bigger, and always reaches for the stars. nothing will keep this incredible nation of ours down. nothing will stop us from reaching the highest peaks. because nothing is stronger than the strength and will and spirit of the american people. you are the ones who will shape america's destiny, especially all of these beautiful young people in the front. you are the ones who will restore our prosperity. and you are the ones who are making america great again. [cheers and applause] so as many of you know, that's what i talked about, make america great again. america first. we put america first now. we're doing trade deals. we're doing a lot of things that i said we're going to be doing. it's not easy. these other countries have become very, very spoiled with taking advantage of us, but take advantage of us no longer because now we want their country for them, it should be their country first, but for us, it's america first. that's the way it is. [cheers and applause] so i want to thank the people of the great, great, great state o