it is fun. >> nia, thank you. we'll have more of nia today. nia is going to co-host our 9:00 hour.ing off for the week ahead, wet weather in the pacific northwest with heavy rain, showers along the southeastern atlantic coast. midpart of the country, snow around the great lakes, wet weather in the northwest. and a latter part of the week, sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard, snow in the rockies. chilly throughout much of the country to start the week. but as the week wears on, that warmer weather comes up making its way throughout much of the country. especially along the eastern seaboard, great lakes, and into the southwest. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of sunshine but it is still chilly out there. many spots below freezing. san francisco 41 degrees but heading up to 54 later on today. no more of the freezing temperatures in the forecast for the rest of the week. in fact, we start on a warming trend. we'll be in the upper 50s by wednesday, this weekend, tracking our next round of rain that looks to arrive on thursday. inland areas more of the same up

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it is fun. >> we'll have more of nia today because nia's going to co-host our 9:00 hour. >> love theseer in the pacific northwest with heavy rain. showers along the eastern west coast. mid part of the country, sunshine and snow around the great lakes. latter part of the week, sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. snow in the cascades and rockies. chilly throughout much of the country to start the week but as the week wears on, the warmer weather comes up making its way throughout much of the country, especially along the eastern seaboard, great lakes and into the southwest. that's wt's going onha >> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. look at our forecast today, cold morning, cold afternoon. we don't see a lot of warming. we're going to stay right around the mid-30s in philadelphia, centre city at 34 degrees. 32 for lansdale and 30 west chester. some of us may be a little at or below freezing through the afternoon. because of the cold air and northerly flow wind. allentown looking at low to mid-30s for new jersey, the shore and delaware as well. et that weath

. >> how about nia? >> no.raumatic enough to get her ears pierced. >> if she came to you and said i want to get a tatoo, would you mind? >> she is 18. i don't have anything to say about it. >> of course would you. >> of course i would. (laughing). >> well it, depend, you know, like if it is something that, you know, you don't mind having on your body. >> like a symbol of your life? >> yes. and it would age well with you, because do you have think about that. >> it stretches. small little tatoo that you get? ends up becoming, ya. you wouldn't get billy forever. >> i have no desire to get a tatoo. it is okay if i live the rest of my life without one. i was thinking about getting one so she would think it wasn't cool on account of her mom had one. but i didn't need to do. that will don't like needles. >> some people get tattoos to form that bond, make relationships stronger. >> uh-huh. >> others, they spends time apart. >> so what do you think the seek receipt is for your relationship? is it more time together or

reach in, and nia, you can grab a question. >> okay.he question, what do you do when you get a gift that you absolutely don't li south carolina. okay. here is what you do. oh, my god. where'd you get it? and then you can take it back. >> through yo go. >> the next one. what do you do when the friend you agreed not to exchange gifts with gets you something anyway. susie in south reading, virginia. this person, it is all about giving and they want to give you something and take it and you can regift it back to her next year when you make that agreement. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. up next, ho, ho, ho holy secret, batman. wait until you see what one celebrity was giving out this christmas after these messages. ? ? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... s real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your

. >> nia, her day is purpose, and that is on friday. >> yes. >> we have got special family that is coming in, their daughter, shya won a chance to do weather with sue serio on good day philadelphia i hope, she shows up. >> that is coming up in just a little bit. >> my pillow update do you not have to wash pillow put it in the dryer for 15 minutes in, dryer sheets is wonderful, thank you. >> and she likes hers and you are still on the fence he will once he gets it sorted out. >> i will fly out to minute so the and speak with the founder >> a mother searching for the perfect gift, makes an incredible, discovery. the emotional christmas surprise that she gave to her adopted daughter. >> i saw that on facebook. >> we have been listening in studio right now because we have live guest is here, momma mia is in town tonight, but before they play tonight, they are playing right here on "good day philadelphia". >> i'm excited because i was alive when aba had their hits the in the the first place. >> that was in the 70's. >> yes. >> so the greatest tv shows of all time, number eight on the list is t

nia, to you, jamie points out some heavyweight republicans who are not soft on russia are saying yes to rex tillerson. that said you heard other republicans who are in congress and will be part of the process are not thrilled. this could be a nasty fight. do you think that the trump team knows it and says bring it on or are they being naive? >> well, yeah. they have always in some ways been bring it on, particularly with the establishment crowd in the senate and in the republican firmament more generally. interesting here that he is rolling out the architects of the iraq war and what he has seen in many ways as bush's failed foreign policy, co-signers to this pick. i guess that in his mind and in the folks surrounding him that sends signals to people like john mccain, people like lindsey graham who are republicans in terms of their hawkish stance on foreign policy but, listen, you'll have to look to see what they do somebody like john mccain, somebody like marco rubio, somebody like rand paul, will they get out of this committee 10 republicans on the senate foreign relations committe

here to discuss this new cabinet pick is cnn reporter nia nia-malika.d we read this as more of a loyalty pick over experience? >> you know, in some ways i think loyalty and this idea that is becoming known, that trump wants to fill his cabinet with stars, right? he's got ben carson there, who does have this amazing story, which really has become the bread and butter of his political story. i think a lot of critics say, listen, here's a guy who was excellent at neurosurgery, famously separated those conjoined twins, but when it comes to overseeing an agency with something like 8,000 employees that has, you know, $40 billion budget, that is quite something else. there's nothing in his biography to suggest this is something that he would be good at, other than the fact that he grew up in public housing something like 50 years ago. so, you know, i think some critics are looking at this to say it's a quizzical pick. if you look at donald trump himself, he doesn't have any experience in governing. ben carson doesn't have any experience either in running an ag

nia-malika henderson is with us, jim sciutto is with us. nia, what are you looking for? >> i think the tone. you're right, what we've seen from the president-elect in terms of how he talks about this, he has almost seen him as a friend, he said complimentary things about him so far. he was harsh in terms of his comments about josh earnest in this last rally he gave. but he hadn't yet criticized the president. so far obama has seen himself as a tu toor to donald trump. >> the trump whisperer. >> exactly. saying he's going to talk to him about obamacare, seemed to maybe change his mind in terms of how he thinks about that ch. so we know how obama feels, and they're doing this because they think donald trump might not do anything because of his views of put putin. >> listen to hillary clinton last night speaking to donors about russian hacking. >> we're also learning more everyday about the unprecedented russian plot to swing this election. and this is something every american should be worried about. you know, we have to recognize that as the latest reports made clear vlad

with me now, cnn senior political reporter nia-malika henderson. nice to see you, my friend. let's begin with -- listen, we heard from the top republican senator. he declined to comment specifically, though, on donald trump. what about speaker ryan? >> paul ryan came out two hours ago with a statement. he has called any interference we russia into this american election unacceptable, problematic because russia, as he said, has been an aggressor. he also cautioned against seeing this through a partisan light. essentially saying any attempt to view this election as illegitimate was not in keeping with what he wanted to see out of any of the conversations around. this. certainly if donald trump thought folks on the hill, whether it be mcconnell or paul ryan, would follow him, you know, in terms of questioning the cia, that hasn't happened. it seems like we've got people at the top ranks of the republican party, both on the senate side and the house side, willing to look into this and follow through with investigations. that's certainly something paul ryan has said in terms of th

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.>> reporter: nia runs a restaurant, renting out her >> i cry for fidel castro yeah. >> reporter: when she heard of castro's death she immediately called family but over the years, so many rumors of fidel castro's death had been spread that no one believed her. >> my family lived in miami. i call. mom, what happened? fidel dead. no no no. >> reporter: this time, not only possible but true. the music will start here in a few days before future is uncertain without fidel castro. jeff patterson, news channel 8. >> jeff will bring us exclusive reports from cuba this week as the country continues to mourn the death of fidel castro. chief meteorologist steve jerve joins us live right now. you talked about that little bit of rain. it fell directly on me and my car. do you know why? >> why is that? >> because i washed my car. i seriously was like steve i don't know who else is talking about it. >> a few drops. you even used your windshield wipers. >> i did. >> your car looks awful. the dust has settled. >> perfect. >> let's take a look at what is happening. max defender 8 is picking up a few s

. >> nia, the president-elect is in columbus, ohio, right now.has been meeting with family members, victims of the ohio state university terror attack. fortunately nobody was killed, but people were injured. he has also been meeting with first responders. this is a different side, presumably, of the president-elect we're going to see. and he just spoke and explained why he was doing this. we'll have that tape in a few seconds. but this is an important moment for the incoming president. >> it is. and it's an important role for any president to have, this kind of comforter in chief. we haven't seen him do that. when there are different tragedies around the country. as he was running that wasn't really his role. he was mainly sort of someone who was the tough and strong leader. again, he'll have to learn to do that. it is about how is he growing into this role as president. is he changing. in some ways we haven't seen him change. he is still tweeting. he is still sort of punching down at folks. this is a different side and i think a welcome side for

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. >> it is nia day of kwanzaa, fifth day of kwanzaa and her name means purpose swahili. >> okay. why not the sixth day. >> there is another one. >> there is another one. >> you knew, what was the purpose. >> what was the purpose. my daughter has one because she is the one who needs it and her name is nia. >> where are we going ? number of day. five out of ten. probably will end up being a six, because we will see some sunshine but you could get a snow squall, that is right because it is so cold and so windy. some of that lake effect snow will enter our area bus stop buddy is ready for all of it. he is still wearing eagles gear for that last game on sunday, you will see some of those lake effect snow stream ers, coming down from lake erie, we have had a few flurries, already this morning , and there is a look at the menorah here at independent mall. we have 35 degrees. it feels like 27 out there. sunrise in a few. forty-one is our high. blustery. all day. wind gusting to 30 miles an hour. 29 degrees tonight with clearing skies. we have five out of ten today. the let's check traffi

nia trump becomes a the second foreign-born first lady.e have a look at every presidential spouse in american history. it is a companion to c-span's well-regarded biography tv series and features interviews with 54 of the nation's leading first lady historians. biographies of 45 first ladies and photos from each of their lives. "first ladies," is available wherever you buy books. now available in paperback. >> and next, former white house staffers talk about what is ahead of inauguration day to prepare the first family for their move into the white house. they also talk about other parts of the transition process including the hiring of new staff and feeling key cabinet positions. posted by the national for the social studies, this is one hour. >> good morning. i welcome you to this very exciting, vital issue session about the presidential transition in the white house. the board of directors for the national council of social studies. i would like to give a brief interruption -- brief introduction of our esteemed cabinet. we have the emer

emma, olivia, eva and nia round out the top five for the girls. boys is aiden, lucas, liam and noah. larry: a couple of the names look familiar to a certain person. alison: i have two of the top five in my family. i guess that's good. there will be a lot of eva and larry: but none like yours. they're adorable. coming up at 5:00 -- >> i started using the energy. >> how a damascus soccer player was motivated his by mother's battle with cancer. we have the inspiration an story coming up. >> a local city faces wrongful death lawsuit over a failed 911 call. i'm chris papst. coming up, why the lawyer who took the case said the alison: fredericksburg city is after a butt dial policy. this is after a series of reports found a man called 911, no help was sent and he died. the i-team government watchdog chris papst broke the story earlier this year and has been following it ever since and he joins us now with a new important development. chris? chris: when the family of robert paulis contacted "7 on your side" they were distraught. the loved one was dead an

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. >> i could see you rock that, i know nia has that beautiful hair. ever put had your hair up in the beautiful buns? >> no, we did braids, but no. anyway, i guess the point is that many people felt like ross did in friends. >> i love how you bring it back. >> because of her wardrobe, because i have nothing to crib from my life to that. >> the celebrity crushes. i think we've all had them. you had one, didn't you growing up? >> growing up, i had a particular love for sting. all of his music. so i used to listen to him, young teacher, the subject, you know, whatever, totally ann prepare re at fantasy. anyway he was one of my crushes growing up. i thought he was smart, funny, and i like he was justine i bop err, clever, cool, talk about big issues. >> answer has aged very well. >> he is a sexy man. >> crush face. >> you just grin from ear to ear. >> she lovers him still. >> i remember even in college i i heard he was at a party, and we tried to go, to get that brush of fame. but he's been married for decades. so one of those success stories, another reas

. >> nia is back. >> right, she came and still home for another week. she goes back for january term >> yes, we will get through it , sue. >> if you didn't get the present you wanted hatchimals. >> my kid did not the but a lot of kid did. you guys were so diligent. difficult wait in line for target that one take. that was it. i did not get it. but, hopefully did you. >> you are looking at a lot of presents under the tree. you didn't get gifts you wanted, there are do's and don't's, to regifting. is it acceptable? can you do it. we will break it down coming up. >> also, one for all and all for onesy, yeah, omg. >> owe my goodness. >> open remarks gayle seriously. >> i live for onesys. >> so do this. >> they are rocking it. >> steady man is like no, i'm not going to do it. >> no, he is not. >> he beats to his own drum. >> after this many years. >> we will look at how celebrities have celebrated the holidays. >> do you feel drain after christmas? energy shortage, right here, this stress of traveling. seeing so many people it can take a toll. >> do you get

very well-known for causing the massacre that exists in aleppo by treating it like the city of gross nia and chechnya, bombing everything indiscriminately. so the people on the street, it's very interesting. i want to see in future reporting from ayman and richard engel how that's going to play to the average turk. erdogan has some control over this narrative, but that doesn't mean the people will buy into it. >> if you really take this and separate it a little bit from the politics, what you have here is a mike crow come. this is what happens when people have a break down and feel that their governments are breaking down, their policies are not representing the will of the people and alliances are shifting all the time. you get a individual who could be disgruntled and deranged because of what he is seeing and no way to identify himself with this very political, heinous act. you get a sense of why radicalization happens at an accelerated rate when these types of wars go in these directions that we're seeing in aleppo and other parts of the region. >> let's listen to what a member of the

. >> my daughter's name is nia and that is fifth day of kwanzaa, that is friday. we're in to it. >> yes. >> all right. >> lets take a look at weather : did you ever have a fruitcake that was good that you enjoyed. >> in the a big fruitcake kind of guy. >> here's bus stop buddy. he looks it. >> it looks pretty good. >> it looks like pound cake. >> we should put that on social media recipe for decent fruitcake. >> they made a fabulous truth cake with fresh fruit as opposed to a candy kind of jelly thing and it was delicious. >> watching at home with a great recipe would i love to see it. >> share, share, share. the breezy with the possibility of shower. he has the umbrella with his fruitcake. six out of ten. we will be mild but we will see quite a to clouds and possibility of showers, this morning. enjoy mild temperatures while they are here mostly in the the 50's this morning, and it is, in philadelphia, 56 degrees with winds gusting up to 36 miles an hour at the airport. doesn't look too windy in here in olde city. i don't know that we will see too much but the po

. >> my daughter's name is nia and that is fifth day of kwanzaa, that is friday. we're in to it. >> yes. >> all right. >> lets take a look at weather : did you ever have a fruitcake that was good that you enjoyed. >> in the a big fruitcake kind of guy. >> here's bus stop buddy. he looks it. >> it looks pretty good. >> it looks like pound cake. >> we should put that on social media recipe for decent fruitcake. >> they made a fabulous truth cake with fresh fruit as opposed to a candy kind of jelly thing and it was delicious. >> watching at home with a great recipe would i love to see it. >> share, share, share. the breezy withhe

. >> it's also interesting, nia, normally presidents just leave and they're quiet, they don't say anything, maybe every now and again they pop up, they are always deferential. i'm talking about george w. bush and george h.w. bush more than anyone else, bill clinton has popped up but he's still stayed fairly cautious in terms of criticizing any current president. barack obama is going to stay here in washington, vice president biden will stay here in washington and i have a very difficult time imagining president obama staying quiet. >> following the bush model. he has said he likes that model. bush basically went back to texas and hadn't said much about anything about obama's presidency. there was a smooth transition, obama said he wanted to do that. in the meantime he's trying to secure his legacy in terms of criminal justice, in terms of the environment as well because he know whos once trump gets in he wants to undo many parts of that legacy. but when you think about obama, his political identity, activism, grass-roots, wanting to have a viable democratic part y par party. he sees himse

carl quintanilla nia with jon fortt and kayla tausche at post 9.ning us from henry blodgett and jason calacanis. good morning, guys. we've got breaking news this morning. we've got top executives from at&t and time warner testifying on capitol hill today before the senate judiciary antitrust committee. we're going to monitor that and definitely keep you up to speed. in the meantime, "time" magazine naming donald trump the 2016 person of the year. the president-elect appeared on the "today" show this morning, talked about everything from his upcoming cabinet picks to his relationship with business in the u.s. >> my trade policies are going to be terrific. and by the way, we're lowering taxes in this country. we're getting rid of 90%, maybe 85% of the regulations which are stifling business. boeing is going to be a tremendous beneficiary of that and maybe even mostly regulations. i mean, people are more happy about the regulations, even though we're massively cutting taxes for business. >> all morning long we've been talking to ceos on this show and

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nia the state's sta's department of motor vehiclesment is putting a stop to uber'sbe test of self drivingri volvo's without a state issued i permit and must stop testing and until they get the properhe p documents. today google and tesla have received dmv permits to tested d on california roads. roa >> more sad new out of hoywooood. family folks and spokesmanly f says bernard fox known as dr. bombay on bewitched andited colonel crittendon on hogan'sogn heroes has died. died. he died of heart failure at an a l.a. hospital.pi the welsh born actor's creditsds included the mummy colombo andod titanic. he was 89 years oldly. o >> i loved him in hogan'san's heroes day. >> liked him in bewitched, bewih dr. bombay. >> both of those shows are so great. too much monday. >>> all right. of 2016, it's of coursee time for to us take a tripe tri down memory lane.ory l still ahead a look at some oft o the top google trends of thends year. o year >> first a holiday greetingay ge from a local service member overseas. >> ♪♪>> ♪ >> my name is joseph painoseppan stationed in kuwait. kuw i'm from crofton maryl

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. >> nia, her day is purpose, and that is on friday. >> yes. >> we have got special family that is coming daughter, shya won a chance to do weather with sue serio on good day philadelphia i hope, she shows up. >> that is coming up in just a little bit. >> my pillow update do you not have to wash pillow put it in the dryer for 15 minutes in, dryer sheets is wonderful, thank you. >> and she likes hers and you are still on the fence he will once he gets it sorted out. >> i will fly out to minute so the and speak with the founder >> a mother searching for the perfect gift, makes an incredible, discovery. the emotional christmas surprise that she gave to her adopted daughter. >> i saw that on facebook. >> we have been listening in studio right now because we

. >> just talking about all of the holiday things you used to do with nia. she still enjoys that. >> yes. we went on holiday hey ride at the farm last week, we always used to love the brandywine river museum, they have the coolest trains set up. and i play drag her there today. she is such a good sport. >> does she enjoy? do you think she is or won't let onto it. >> she enjoys placate g me. we'll see what happens later today. blessly for her, she still sleeping. 7:01. appropriately cold on this national chocolate candy day, one little bonn-bonn for bus stop buddy as he gets ready. yes, we make him work even though school is out this work. it is colder start than it was yesterday as we mend sean, temperatures mostly in the upper 30's, there is 27 degrees in millville. twenty, 30 degrees colder today than yesterday. depending where you are. windchill is 30. make sure you have enough on. don't forget your gloves this morning. sunrise time coming up at clock 22. at least the rain is gone. no other precipitation today. lots of chilled sunshine with seasonable hig

folk, university of carolina, miss nia mali malika henderson, senior political reporter, cnn. >>> hi, everybody. thanks for being here. it is great to be here with these folks here. we really want to start the four pillars, talent, infrastructure, investment and technology. we want to start talking about talent first . i want to start with you, jonis. the idea of learnability, the idea of upskilling and what do you mean by that? what sort of responsibility do you think employers have in terms of that area? >> part of this day has been really encouraging from the aspect of talent. i think ever since we began our morning with dr. khan, dr. crow, brad farrell for lunch and fred smith, everyone has talked about access to skilled talent as being an absolute necessity for our nation to be competitive. it is true not only for the u.s. but for all of the developed world as well as the developing world. the labor markets are being affected by structural changes, technology, globalization. demographics on an aging workforce and population and developing and developed countries alike, individual

. >> nia is back. >> right, she came and still home for another week.>> yes, we will get through it , sue. >> if you didn't get the present you wanted hatchimals. >> my kid did not the but a lot of kid did. you guys were so diligent. difficult wait in line for target that one take. that was it. i did not get it. but, hopefully did you. >> you are looking

. >>> ba nia rodrÍguez montes inventÓ un cinturon para ciegos que puede ayudarles a caminar sin chocarÓn. >>> bueno. >>> muy bonito vania. >>> fuimos al festival del tamal, la variedad y colores y sabores es para chuparse los dedos. >>> uy! que rico. >>> ivÁn el hijo de juan gabriel, prepara un lanzamiento para el disco dÚo estres, le contamos todo en un nuevo dÍa >>> quÉ complacer compartir con una amiga gaby espino. varios de los mÁximos exponentes cantaron f hasta un mismo escenario en el concierto llamado mega... en new jersey. Ángel villa gÓmez nos tiene las detalles. >>> ricky martin, enrique iglesi iglesias, juanes, jencarlos canela y osmani garcÍa pusieron a vibrar con un histÓrico concierto. >>> poder ser del mega... disfrutÓ mucho conectarse con la gente. esto para mÍ es una vitrina importante hay que saberlo aprovechar y pues se cumpliÓ que era lo mÁs importante. jau neas ha sido invitado a cantar por el presidente de colombia en la ceremonia de entrega del premio nobel de la paz. he estado ahÍ 2 veces en el pasado. me par cuestiÓn especial. colombia estÁ viviendo un momento

fult, chancellor at university of north carolina at chapel hill, and miss nia malika henderson, senior political reporter, cnn. >> hi, everybody, thanks for being here. it's great to be here. we want to start the four pillars of course talent, infrastructure, investment and technology. want to start talking about talent first. and i'm going to start with you on this one because this is something you've written about. the idea of learnability, the idea of upscaling. what do you mean by that? and what sort of responsibility do you think employers have in terms of that area? >> well, you know, part of this day has been encouraging from the aspect of talent. ever since we began our morning with the dr. conn, dr. crow, fred smith, everyone has talked about access to scale talent as being an absolutely necessity for our nation to be competitive. actual fact, it is true not only for the u.s. but true for the developed world because labor markets are being affected by an ageing workforce, and developed countries alike. individuals making different choices based on changes in environments and o

. >>> una dominicana que ha participado en varias pelÍculas da dani r nia ramÍrez que nos acompaÑa. >ue pensÓ en ellos y mira la sonrisa de un niÑo es lo mÁs bello e importante del mundo. le da confianza e se sienten seguros de sÍ mismos en un futuro. y me ha gustado y es un sueÑo hecho realidad. me siento agradecida de la compaÑÍa mattel que me ayudÓ a hacer este sueÑo realidad. vamos a donar 10.000 dÓlares en juguetes. >>> que bueno, y me encanta que desde que fuiste muy pobre, y ahora una gran actriz. >>> gracias a ti. >>> que se repita. >>> los niÑos probando todos los juguete que vamos a regalar. >>> alegro y que bueno para los niÑos que no tienen vamos a una pausa y enseguida tenemos los vestidos mÁs famosos de la diva de la banda y mostrado por el propio diseÑador y lo verÁ aquÍ en un nuevo dia que comienza contigo. ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ la vie est belle la vie est belle, the eau de parfum. lancôme. disponible en macy's, tu destino para fragancias. ♪ si te resulta de una vez y de en verdad te deseo $te vaya bonito ♪ si no asÍ no mÁs ♪ ♪ no pienses en volver >>> ahÍ estÁ, bueno, el d

i'm also grateful to my husband, my sister, nia, and my colleagues at rutgers newark and elsewhere foreading drafts or otherwise discussing the play with me. i'd also particularly like to thank the committee for the american book award for validating the importance of critically interrogating the stories that popular culture tell tells us about our past. in my job as a history professor at rutgers newark where i teach survey courses on u.s. history in addition to courses on public history, i'm deeply concerned with what i've come to call historically politics. not necessarily the political uses of history by, say, politicians or by movements for the rights of marginalized people. instead, i propose an analysis much like that offered by racial or gender politics, one that can be applied to almost any act, utterance or cultural product. in each case we can and should ask what aspect of the past is being invoked here and why. to what end? what does this imply about who did what in the past and about who matters in the present? in other words, what does this use of the past suggest about w

. >>> el papÁ, le dice a su hijo de seis aÑos que no considere nia santa claus y Él querÍa revivir ese

. >> a picture of carolina and nia, and sending this picture of triplets camden and hayden and -- >>wo beautiful daughters. >> when you get to the age of 5 or 6 you love that moment and appreciate it. the 2-year-old -- >> they are always scared. >> the 1-year-old is kind of clueless. kind of yanks on the beard. >> or toddler, plop them there, like a positive pat toe sack and they are fine. when they hit the 2-year-old, they freak out and 3 they are fine. >> santa is -- to 2-year-olds, why did you place me in this man's lap? >> send us your photos. >> they are so good. >> keep sending them in all morning. what does reince priebus think of rex tillerson as the next top diplom diplomat. >> teen vogue, a magazine that usually appeals to young girls and me, features fashion and makeup tips for teens is now getting political going after president-elect trump. ♪ >>> welcome back, quick headlines for you, dear bob dillon this is what happens when you don't accept your own noble prize award. ♪ >> sorry. heard -- saw a -- sorry. >> patty smith, the great patty smith performing dylan's hard rai

fult, chancellor at university of north carolina at chapel hill, and miss nia malika henderson, senior political reporter, cnn. >> hi, everybody, thanks for being here. it's great to be here. we want to start the four pillars of course talent, infrastructure, investment and technology. want to start talking about talent first. and i'm going to start with you on this one because this is something you've written about. the idea of learnability, the idea of upscaling. what do you mean by that? and what sort of responsibility do you think employers have in terms of that area? >> well, you know, part of this day has been encouraging from the aspect of talent. ever since we began our morning with the dr. conn, dr. crow, fred smith, everyone has talked about access to scale talent as being an absolutely necessity for our nation to be competitive. actual fact, it is true not only for the u.s. but true for the developed world because labor markets are being affected by an ageing workforce, and developed countries alike. individuals making different choices based on changes in environments and o

chairman and nia i want you to know that we welcome you here to talk about the amendment to hr-2028 the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> mr. chairman, thank you for having us here. we hope to be brief with you, answer any questions you may have. let me first -- >> is that microphone on? >> congratulations to the gentle lady, ms. fox. we're proud of you. there is not a harder working member on of this organization, virginia fox. and very few exceed her wisdom. so we're thrilled with her new role and we wish her. we're here to bring forward the committee's consideration an amendment to the senate amendment to hr 2028, the second fiscal year 2017 fiscal resolution we have considered this year. we are here before you to the seek an appropriate rule to allow for the timely consideration of this bill. i've also submitted a technical amendment to correct a drafting and also one that you considered can. this is a necessary bill, mr. chairman that will prevent a governmentdown, including national defense. this cr runs through april 28th of next year and hits the budget control act discr