that made him work famous that niels bohr.his ideas were superb but he played a special role. >> host: do you think that image of a profit like that, a genius, in the einstein blocks the path? do you think the era when a single person working mostly alone could reconceptualize the whole universe could happen again today? i don't know a lot about physicists but i picture them working with giant apparatus in enormous teams because that is how the work is done today? could there be another einstein? >> guest: you never know. when you think everything is predictable and says that it stays the same, james webb who ran the american power project successfully in the 1960s and took men to the moon with technology, not inconceivable to us, apollo 11 which went to the moon had 506k of random-access memory, a little less than our phones. think the genius it is to program everything you need with 506k. james webb said, he knew a lot about making large things work, it is what you didn't expect that will destroy you. what you didn't expect,

niel is too. neil: wait a minute. i am.i am going to be heading down to washington because you might have heard there's going to be an inauguration. look at the early reaction. [cheers and applause] [laughter] neil: kicks off thursday first on fox business network at noon which you don't have and you should demand. fox news 4:00 p.m. will be back on fbn, starts with the swearing in, 11:00 a.m. to at least 5:00 p.m., could go later depending on what drinks are available. on saturday special cost of freedom, all the guys are here. wait, there's still more, your world at 4:00 p.m., that's why they call it a marathon, not because i necessarily run in them. i'm usually driving next to charles gaparino and ask him where is the next restaurant. look who is telling hollywood to shut up and back the next president up liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry b

[laughter] >> i'm antilabel, niel. no.ighly distressing that there's a president tweets while watching television. neil: who doesn't? who doesn't? kennedy: multitasking, emmanuel was unserious. he should be rolling up his sleeves and focusing on all the problems and crime they have in chicago. a lot of people in chicago who want jobs can't take them because they are dead. neil: fair enough. i was just kidding with adam. it is not fair, i think, if you've got a host of problems like that to be lecturing anyone. >> most investors, baseball players, football players when they are in a slump, they don't go up on tv and talk. >> this guy, ran emmanuel, amazing guy, 85 to 95% iletaracy and he's complaining about educational security as a problem for trump, this is ridiculous, chicago is a joke, the federal government should take over the education system there and put in marine corps drill instructors. this is insane. [laughter] neil: thanks to kennedy and charlie. i want you to look at the reaction as the dow hits 20,000. look

dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, bl the headlines log onto foxnews.com. dagen: president trump signing an order this week establishing new refugee vetting measures to keep terrorist out of the u.s. critics are crying foul but gary b. you say this is the right move. >> and it's so obvious, dagen. look, let me make an analogy, if you have a leak somewhere, a pipe in your house, the plumber comes, what they do is turn off the water going into the house. they don't do it permanently, no more water forever. they do it temporarily so they can find where the leek is. that's what donald trump is doing. he's not doing it for all countries. he's doing it to the most dangerous countries in terms of terrorist, iraq, iran, syria, et cetera, et cetera. he's saying, look, let me step back, see what we need, investigate, i can still let people through on a per case basis. i applaud him, let's see what we don't know

dagen: matthew is hotter than you, niel, is next. neil: well, only if he could sign a executive order for tax cuts things could be so much easier because while president trump has been putting pen to paper, putting our tax code to passture, well, that is another story. welcome everybody, glad to have you, i'm niel cavuto, while he's off to a very fast start, let's just say the big tax cuts more like distant starts. we are told they are still coming, maybe just not as fast as some had hoped. here is the plan the way it looks, slash corporate taxes first, go after individual taxes next. maybe squeeze in a trillion dollar or so infrastructure plan in between. so before all of this goes down, hurry up and wait, time to get to it and now with charley gasparino, kennedy, ben stein, adam, but last but worried the most charles payne. you're nervous, right, charles. [laughter] charles: i'm nervous because he's dealing with republicans, believe it or not. that's part of what the retreat is this weekend. you know, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, th

dagen: thank you, niel, we can't wait. up here first, president trump putting pen to paper and hitting pause on refugee program. critics say he can't do this, some here are saying we can't afford not to. >> live from america's news headquarters in washington, d.c. president trump will be working the phones this saturday talking to five foreign leaders, much of the attention focusing on his conversation with german chancellor angela merkel but the most important call could be the one to russian president vladimir putin. it'll be the first official contact between the two world leaders since mr. trump was sworn into office. they are expected to discuss improving u.s.-russia relations. president trump signing executive order suspending refugee program for four months, suspends visa entry into the u.s. from seven mostly muslim countries and ban it is syrian refugees until further notice, however, it includes an exception for religious minorities claiming persecution such as christians in the middle east. i'm melissa in washing

my time is up and niel it's yours. neil: thank you very much, a lot of it might have to do not only to retail stocks that you were alluding to but rand paul. the kentucky republican senator and former presidential candidate has gone on record saying he will oppose this obamacare repeal effort on part of republicans, not so much that he's against repealing obamacare, he remains very much for repealing it but doesn't like the mechanism that university -- republicans are using. 9.7 trillion to our death. all while wrapping up the freedom caucus. members were not overwhelmed by the message here because it looks like they're not on the same page. this is one guy n. the senate, that means to vote to repeal this effort is suddenly like a 54-47 versus 52-48 deal. so it's close with the numbers in the senate as close as they are. republicans cannot afford to lose anyone else. keep in mind, a number of republicans who specially the moderate ones who have have been alarmed by this growing debt and actually want everything to be r

niels petersen is an early important figure in tempe. but having the house here makes it really special because people can really come in and walk through the rooms where he lived and go out onto the porch and really visualize what rural tempe would have been like, looking off into the distance and picturing rolling fields of alfalfa and picturing cattle grazing, so different than it is today. i feel very lucky that we still have this home as a really tangbling tie, a direct tie to -- tangible tie, a direct tie to tempe's early days, to tempe's agricultural routes -- roots and a reminder of we came from. both as an agricultural town and then also with niels petersen being a danish immigrant this house is a great symbol of tempe's early diversity, showing that really people came from lots of different places because there were opportunities here and they were able to establish themselves here. niels and suzannea petersen, they never had any children of their own to inherit the house. when they passed away in the 1920's, the closest relati

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blake: not, not affected at all, niel.e north lawn. there's heavy, heavy security as you might imagine when we got here at 4:00 something in the morning. it was tight and been so ever since. we haven't seen or heard the protestors here. the rioters and that's certainly a good thing because the president is going to be here and this is where everything ends, niel. we are here at the white house starting to get a sense and a feel of how things are turning over. i will give you one quick story over at the press briefing room a little while ago i heard a loud noise and popped my head to see what was going on and i realized that it was the housekeeping crew cleaning the carpets and made a whole lot of sense because here in the west wing there really is nobody here, lit toll no one as the obama administration officials left and trump administration officials to come in so good time to clean the carpets. that's exactly what they were doing. we have been keeping an eye here for top officials to roll in. we expect to happen in the

on niels canyon road now, give us more information. . >> well, dave, i want everybody to take a look at alameda creek now. you can see the current is pretty strong right now. it could easily carry someone down there and be dangerous. rescuers want to make sure the level has gone down enough before they come into the creek. alameda county sheriff's officials say an 18 year old woman from tracy was driving on the road saturday morning when she lost control and crossed over the double yellow lines and hit another car and went into the creek. authorities couldn't conduct a recovery effort because the water conditions have been too dangerous with the recent rains. searchers have been relying on drones and helicopters to locate the car and woman. >> they're making every possible effort to get into the creek. it's just with the weather right now we can't stop the flow of the water into the creek plus the run off now. it's not safe to be in there. . >> the sheriff's office is working with the state water resource agency to reduce the volume of water being released into the creek so we have b

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clayton: officers swarming a spirit airlines flight at chicago o'hare, 21-year-old malik niel, he rant security and attacked officers and tsa agents. lisa: millions of americans are watching football and golden globes the fbi quietly released 300 page of hillary emails. clayton: now to fox business alert, before you leave the house, break. lisa: cheryl casone with the recall you need to know. cheryl: this is going to cover volkswagen and audi vehicles. 2009 sports wagon, gti and rabbit and many more. you will get a letter, the dealer will make a repair. it was a manufacturing issue. no injuries or accidents reported but better safe than sorry. lisa: absolutely. clayton: another company adding more jobs here at home, cheryl? cheryl: here we go another auto maker is going to add jobs here in the united states, a billion dollar investment from fiat chrysler, michigan and ohio benefactors of plant jobs, 2,000 jobs are going to be added. plants are going to be modernized. capable to make a truck there according to the company's website. right now they are manufacturing in mÉxico, i found t

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now, ford ceo told fox news' niel cavuto the president elect did influence the decision. >> one of thectors we are looking at is a more positive u.s. manufacturing business environment under president-elect trump and so this is a vote of confidence. cheryl: well, on the other side, the president elect has squared a general motors for making one of its vehicles in mÉxico and shipping it back to the u.s. quote, general motors is sending mexican-made model of chevy cruise to u.s., making usa or pay big border tax mr. trump tweeted. general motors pushed back, actually at the claim, it builds for globe markets in mÉxico with a small number of those vehicles sold in the united states. other companies have changed their plans, indiana carrier agreed to keeps 1100 jobs. guys, back to you. heather: thank you, cheryl. clayton: guess who is footing the bill? taxpayers. scholarship program granting full rides to students of family earnings less than $125,000. it would cost $163 million a year, the plan is now heading to the state legislature for approval. heather: police are back at it again, a u

that was the view that niels bohr discussed. with lostalamo's . and there are physicists who differ. there was a group in chicago, a committee headed by a gentleman, his name is james frank that made a recommendation that it not be used. as a war weapon. obviously a very tricky one and clearly the president of the united states, you have to remember this was a war and are you going to not use it to be the cause of the danger of bringing into the world such a weapon?are you going to then tell the parents of men and women in the united states, men and women who were killed in a war that goes on. >> men, pretty much meant. >> that did not use a weapon because of moral scruples? >> it's very difficult. >> don't forget the united states had invested $2 billion in the manhattan project at that point and $2 billion and what are we going to show for it? a weapon we are not going to use? that's a hard for politicians to justify and people were also concerned that if it wasn't used, future scientistsfunding would be in jeopardy . >> but i think that wasn't

eleventh circuit judge bill pryor and niel gorsuch or hardiman. talk about scalia, why would they want to replace someone like him? >> scalia believed the constitution should be stuck to the text and it shouldn't be interpreted like more liberal justices do like ginsburg does and can be evolved over time. he believed that it was a dead document, what the words meant and what it stood for. clayton: in the 1780's, we are done. this is what the constitution is . gorsuch, is he one of the choices? >> conservative, like scalia was and definitely one of trump's pick. clayton: they have been vet bid the heritage foundation and others but trump didn't agree with the heritage foundation while campaigning. >> the list was over 21 people so they have come down to top three. apparently trump has spoken to them and has looked at their resumes and said that these were definite think best of the choices. clayton: the next most likely is thomas hardiman. >> he didn't go to ivy league school. he's on the court with trump's sister who is pushing for him. he's by fa

i also saw a report that said that josh mcd sarks niels is reconsidering -- josh mcdaniels is reconsidering whether or not he wants to leave the patriots. people are going to get in those guys' ears saying, i do not know if you want this. with josh, he already failed in denver and if he fails in san francisco, or if it's a bad situation, which it has been for most coaches, you do not usually get a third chance in the nfl so he has to be careful. >> tell me your gut feeling, who do you think that the 49ers are going to choose, i feel like they are not interviewing coaches, coaches are interviewing them to see if they want to come here. what are your thoughts about this. >> i think that their first choice is going to be josh mcdaniels, that probably means february sixth after the super bowl. who knows what he will think by then. >> thank you ann. >> thank you. >>> she's always got strong opinions, there is so much going on in bay area sports, it's just incredible. some hot and touchy subjects. >> i think that she nailed it especially about levis stadium. so many fans are saying, i am done, i

. >> live from niels canyon this morning to explain more -- -- niles. >> reporter: we just saw firefighters drive by here on niles canyon road. their swift water rescue team is out here and they're helping assess the situation. mrair planning on getting in the water today. we saw their boat but because of the water current level that may not happen. -- -- they're. firefighters are meeting here at 10:00 a.m. to see if it's safe to send divers into the water to conduct a recovery effort. they're looking for a silver honda and the body of the driver. on saturday morning an 18-year old woman was driving on niles canyon when she lost control and went over the double yellow lines and hit another car. right now the sheriff's office doesn't know where along the creek the car or the driver is. it wasn't safe for divers to go into the creek yesterday because of the water current. it was too strong and the creek level was too high. that's what's measured this morning by the alameda water district. they say really their biggest risk today even though they're worried about the water current -- they're w

that was the view of niels bohr discussed. and there are physicists who differed. there was a group in chicago, a committee headed by a physicist named james frank that it not be used. as a war weapon. obviously a very tricky one and the president of the united states, you have to remember this is a war and are you going to not use it because of the danger of bringing into the world such a weapon? are you going to tell the parents of men and women, the men and women who were killed in a war that goes on that mighthave been stopped ? >> pretty much men. >> that you could not use a weapon because of moral scruples? that's a very tough one. >> don't forget the united states had invested $2 billion in the manhattan project at that point and $2 billion and what are we going to show for it? a weapon we are not going to use. that's a hard thing for politicians to justify. and people will were also concerned that if it was used that future scientific funding would be in jeopardy but i think that wasn't the primary . it was all secondary. >> it was in there. >> it was an en

let's take a look at what it niels like outside. philadelphia, now one degree below zero, the feels-like temperature in philly. this is officially the coldest temperatures we've seen so far this season. we dropped to 15 in philly. that is the lowest morning low we've seen. on top of that especially in l delaware and new jersey, we have all the snow piled up that has not melted off because temperatures have been too cold for that. here is a look at radar and satellite. for the most part, we are actually sunny this morning. later this day we could see lake-effect snow for the northern parts of our viewing area. nothing compared to what we've seen. it's all about the feels-like conditions. tracking the temperatures by this afternoon, it will still only feel like about 10. by midnight, dropping down to single digits near 4 degrees. we'll talk more ability your feels-like conditions neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >> back to the breaking news from overnight. there is a new arrest in the grisly death of montgomery county teenager

thanks so much, niel.resident trump and theresa may just wrapping up joint news conference at the white house where the president reassured one of our greatest allies, long-time allies that america will not be turning its back on our friend, the uk and the two countries must work together to restore broken relations and restore law and order. i'm trish regan. president trump and theresa may vow to go work together whether it's on trade, very important, or defeating isis, equally important. watch. >> today the united states

. >> wow, today is one of the niels days in a week. sunshine. it will be a nice at that. wind returns after 5:00. 52 today, low to mid 71 expected after fog, early part of the day. bigger change this weekend, tracking a weren'try mix, mainry freezing rain on saturday. we could have icy roads around the area with temperatures falling wack to the 30s on saturdays, 40 degrees on sunday with rain returning late. >> reporter: getting reports of icy patches north of town, frederick, winchester, hagerstown. also traveling north near the clover leaf brookfield area, icy conditions on new hampshire avenue. we're looking live, though, capital beltway as you head towa parkway george washington parkway, you can see the collision and everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. someone does

my time is up and niel it's yours.might have to do not only to retail stocks that you were alluding to but rand paul. the kentucky republican senator and former presidential candidate has gone on record saying he will oppose this obamacare repeal effort on part of republicans, not so much that he's against repealing obamacare, he remains very much for repealing it but doesn't like the mechanism that university -- republicans are using. 9.7

thanks so much, niel. president trump and theresa may just wrapping up joint news conference at the white house where the president reassured one of our greatest allies, long-time allies that america will not be turning its back on our friend, the uk and the two countries must work together to restore broken relations and restore law and order. i'm trish regan. president trump and theresa may vow to go work together whether it's on trade, very important, or defeating isis, equally important. watch. >> today the united states renews our deep bond with britain, militar financial, cultural and political, together america and the united kingdom are a beacon for prosperity and the rule of law. >> the president mentioned foreign policy and how we can work closely together to defeat daesh or extremism wherever it's found. trish: i want to go with our very own blake berman. blake: top headline here is going to be president trump at first news conference here inside the white house with the prime minister may from