they do tonight. >> the nix are not laughing tonight. the nixers up by 17 points. knicks up three with 34 seconds to go. one point in the lead, nix with the ball, lose it. sixers get it, don't call timeout. they appear to be disorganizized. sixers win 98-# 97. they have now won four of their last five games. >> i'm trying -- i can't think of the word for it. it feels good. it feels better to get a win though we played bad tonight. >> temple at uconn, the owls played catch uppermost of the night. stacey leads with 23 points. conversely temple is off four. >> still ahead, let's talk baseball. >> still ahead, let's talk baseball. phillies parade prospects t looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y >> february 13th, 33 days away

they do tonight. >> the nix are not laughing tonight. the nixers up by 17 points.point in the lead, nix with the ball, lose it. sixers get it, don't call timeout. they appear to be disorganizized. sixers win 98-# 97. they have now won four of their last five games. >> i'm trying -- i can't think of the word for it. it feels good. it feels better to get a win though we played bad tonight. >> temple at uconn, the owls played catch uppermost of the night. stacey leads with 23 points. conversely temple is off four. >> still ahead, let's talk baseball. phillies parade prospects to the media. some of these players have a bright future. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> february 13th, 33 days away. why is that s

let's not forget, barack obama only nixed the keystone xl pipeline just before the paris agreement, soetter position. what i am worried about is, some of the things he wants to do may not necessarily be bad things, but the way he goes about it, the way he rams everything through, i have one, and nowi it, the way he rams everything through, i have one, and now i can do whatever i want. i am very fea rful of do whatever i want. i am very fearful of a huge backlash against the oil industry and against other energy industries, you know, in the next three to four years, because it is just round down. next three to four years, because it isjust round down. when next three to four years, because it is just round down. when you swing the pendulum too much to one side, it usually swings back quite violently. that sort of where i would stand on this. arab news. israel approves 2500 new settlement homes in the occupied west bank. that is their headline, talking about the announcement from benjamin netanyahu about the announcement from benjamin neta nyahu yesterday. give about the announcement fro

make assure your state is putting mental health information into nix so people who have been adjudicated mentally ill won't so easily get a gun. since then, i do like to blow our horn a little bit only because of the work we have done in the past, the work with cease-fire oregon and cease-fire oregon education did, when sandy hook happened, three days before sandy hook, there was a town center shooting. two people were shot to death, a young woman was injured in the shooting. so there was -- that really galvanized people and of course, sandy hook, people just freaked out. we were inundated. but by that time, though, cease-fire oregon, we know the laws, knew the legislatures, had coalitions. so we had all that foundation work done basically. we had actually already done work with domestic violence advocates as well. we had everything really in place. i think that's one of the things that helped. another thing that really helps in oregon is that wegovernor wh amazing. governor kate brown. the former governor had to step down. don't even get me started. anyway, governor kate brown has been

. >> still ahead in >> the sixers will host the nix tomorrow night. three of the last four games. okafor has hardly been a part of the game. dnp next to his name as in did not play. >> right now, i'm the person sitting out. it's not what i want to be in the position. i'm dnp. coach brown has been phenomenal with me, and i know in the long run i'll be fine. >> it's not his fault he's in the situation. i want to be sure he's kept up, feels fantastic about himself. >> we have a ben simmons sighting, we are told he practiced with the team today. hopefully he will be back on the court soon from foot surgery. >> gist the beginning. thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live." ami adams, naomi harris and music from blink 182. "action news" continues at 4:30. > >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, pat oh donald and karen murray. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

but the snort majority leader nixed that plan.nstead, they had to settle for separate investigations in existing senate committees. the main part of the investigation is likely to be carried out by the senate intelligence committee, who is meetings are off limits to public and media scrutiny. several u.s. intelligence agencies have concluded that russian hackers authorized by accessed n, democratic party e-mails to i influence the election. trump has dismissed it saying it is time to move on. the obama administration has sponded by enacting more things against russia. >> i am joined by kevin ryan, a retired u.s. general and director for intelligence at harvard. thank you for joining us on "france 24" tonight. how much, if any, of an impact did russian hacking have on the outcome of the u.s. election in your view? >> well, i think in my view and in the view of the current administration, the hacking did not affect the outcome of the election. i think this is key to remember and it is reason why president obama and his administratio

reporter: target trump on nixing obama wear. >> to do everything we can to protect the healthcare of our people. reporter: target trump on climate change. >> we can't fall back. the danger is real. the climate is changing. the temperatures are rising and so are the oceans. natural habitats everywhere are under stress. the world knows this. >> brown challenged the new president to back his promises to build the nation's infrastructure. >> and committed to a one trillion dollar investment in public works across america and i say amen to that, man. amen to that, brother. we are there with you. reporter: but brown warned do not thread on ice. >> california is not turning back. reporter: the question before the house here and really every household in california is being so defiant, such a good idea with such a thin skinned president that doesn't like criticism and controls the congress and the resources it demands. >> he has brought the fight to us and i think that what is incumbent on your are leaders and i applaud governor brown for defending our state. >> our values are not for sale.

. >> first order of business there week, i've decided to nix all forms of public transportation?hy? it costs money, and it's not the most eke friendly way of get -- eco-friendly way of getting around. the cameraman lends me the board. >> if you want free clothes and things -- there you go. nicely done. by tuesday, it's already getting a bit hard. >> today is all about food. >> she had a genius idea. >> pretty simple -- duh. >> basically she's living like a poor college student at this point. >> yes -- >> i contacted the manager of a deli because i figured at the end of the day they might have food waste that they could give to me. >> he donated a couple of days of hot food. it's gone well. by thursday -- it's the big day. >> tonight i'm going dumpster diving in new york city. >> see that teamed up with jeff seal who did a video that we pitched like over a year ago about how you can survive in new york without spending any money. so he takes her out. and it goes as well as you'd expect. >> i wouldn't expect that -- >> yeah, if it stienks nks, chee next bag. >> right. she checks th

spots you have got just enough cold air that this changed over to snow and some of you saw sleet nixing in and that could also accumulate in a few years and maybe it slippery down to our south we'll stay breezy tonight and even though the drying process against as area of low pressure off the coast moves away we'll keep the clouds and drizzle and few showers and certainly gusty winds. not as strong as you see here. these are peak winds today and they may gust between 20 and 30 miles an hour of gusts 30 miles an hour in d.c.. hard to be out today. temperatures pour the most part with exception of high spots norm and west should remain above freezing tonight. and dry are day ahead tomorrow although we can't quite ditch the breezes yet. much more in the 7 day coming up, tony. >> scary moments for a woman in alexandria today. police say someone stole her car with her child inside. it hatched this afternoon king street that child is safe and sound tonight. "fox5" marina marraco is live in alexandria now with more on it. marina. >> tony, this is how police are saying it played out. 3:00 in th

. >> i decided to nix all forms of transportation. why?costs money and is not the most eco-friendly way to get around. my cameraman lent me his board. >> he managed to get free clothes from friends that were getting rid of things. nicely done. by tuesday, it's already getting a bit hard. >> today is all about food. >> well, she had herself a genius idea. >> free samples, duh. >> she's living like a poor college student at this point. >> i contacted the manager of a deli nearby because i figured at the end of the day they may have food waste to get to me. >> so he donates to her a couple days of hot food. that goes relatively well. but by thursday, it's the big a day. >> tonight i'm going dump ster diving in new york city. >> she teamed up with jeff seals who did a video that we actually pitched like over a year ago about how you can survive in new york without spending any money. so he takes her out and it goes as well as you would expect. >> i wouldn't eat that. >> if it stinks, check the next bag. >> and she does. before you know it -- j

convinced that the game is nixed against them, that the government only serves the pourl. that's a recipe for more cynicism and polarization in our policies. there are no quick fixes to this long-term trend. i agree, our trade should be fair and not just free, but the next wave of economic dislocations won't come from overseaings but the relentless pace of automation which makes a lot of good, middle class jobs obsolete. we're going to have to forge a new social contract to guarantee all our kids the education they need. to give workers the power to unionize for better wages, to update the social safety net to reflect the way we live now and make more reforms to the tax code so corporations and individuals who reap the most from this new economy don't avoid their obligations to the country that's made their very success possible. [applause] we can argue about how to best achieve these goals. but we can't be complaint about the goals themselves. -- complacent about the goals themselves. for if we don't create opportunity for all people, then this division that has stalled o

it was kind of a nix sewnian momentum when it gets back to the obsession with the size of the crowds. pakistan is talking about using nuclear weapons against india. north korea developing weapon to hit u.s. we have enormous problem in this country we need a mutual respectfulness between the press and the white house. there's nothing more important than president trump that he develop trust between leadership and -- event undercut that, it undercut trump's presidency they hurt country overseas. we hope to have more like today and have -- zero we had over the weekend. it would be bad for journalism and bad for the country. >> thank you for coming. right now pompeo toe next cia director. expected to rin confirm mak-- confirmation. i go back to what dan rather just said. i got a lot of information out of it it. i was looking at the embassy has not been decided, the highways, the freight, ten trillion drars on infrastructure, a lot of this is good, a lot of good news. i thought. what do you think went crazy. why did he get emotional. >> you hit the nail on the head. i believe it was about

the nix ons went back to california after watergate. a very difficult he rent story. so, each president carves out the space for himself. i think it's interesting looking at president obama because i've talked to a former obama staffer who said, look, if democrats are thinking that obama is going to leave the charge against trump, they will be disappointed. that he is someone who is very measured, very careful in his wording and he doesn't necessarily want to take up the mantle of being the democrats' voice, anti-trump voice, he's more interested in getting democrats elected and doing things like that than coming out and being a voice against trump. >> yeah. you know, cnn has this new film about what it's actually like inside the final days of the obama white house and here's just a clip. this is from the perspective of the white house staff. >> ladies, if you guys are done, please help me take stuff out. >> no problem. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> the staff, they are not political. we are part of a long-standing institution. so, a lot of them have had experien

he has been pushing him to nix this deal. and maybe his antitrust division of the trust department.ey advisors and that's as far as i'm going to go on this. this one is made for you. in one hand you have a more free market administration coming in. in an administration that would theoretically approve this deal. if key advisors telling him don't do it and donald trump seems to listen to steve been in. we appreate it. the very latest on that. we will push this thing through. gasoline prices have gone up spiked 20% since the government started deregulating the prices. at least 250 stores have now been there. the price hike makes an average gallon of gas in mexico now equal to roughly a days work a minimum wage. they are not happy. the consumer underway right now. showing off all of the coolest gadgets and latest trends. our own liz claman is there and she will show us next. and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alco

>> the media, particular, the media want to focus on nix and knacks and voter investigations all of that. >> $20 billion wall that little thing -- >> let's talk about whether there has to be anything close. i'm for border security. we need secured border. but a wall is not the best way to get it there's variety of technology augought to be used. the wall is the best thing in some places, but if this goes through we'll get kind security people wanted and voted for thought they were going to get back in 1986 if you remember. >> yes. >> the first thing we promised the people in 1986 was a secure border and no one has produced that. now trump's determined to produce it. when he talks in terms of a waum is a metaphor but i think -- we need border security. the thing that donald trump got elected because of is to grow e economy. more jobs, better paying jobs whether infrastructure or tax reform that brings home trillions of dollars, that's what this is about. it gets very little attention from the media. >> the problem with the '86 bill is we need a -- the problem is that the white working cla

i'd love to go but the boss nixed it. i'm work the boss over. alison: coming up, bryce harper will see more dollar signs in his future. how much for how long? robert burton has the answer in sports. sam: the owner of this closed barbershop is headed to prison for identity theft and he wants to talk about it. i'm sam ford. at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. jonathan: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. for some people who may count on tax refund the i.r.s. is delaying refunds for 40 million low-income families. the agency says it needs extra time to get a handle on the identity theft and fraud. tax filing season starts january 23. but the families claiming the earned income tax credit and the additional child tax credit

we rerack it, the minute he said we nixed tpp or at least the united states involvement in the trans-pacific partnership, 11 countries and pacific rim, these guys broke out in applause. >> yeah. they feel like they have been on the back end of trade deals, period, you saw the first question that was asked, when or will you renegotiate nafta, the north american free-trade agreement, he said at the appropriate time. we understand that to be pretty soon, as meets with canada and mexico, and if that happens, that's a major shift. obviously there are lawmakers, republicans and democrats who warn about closing off but i think there are people saying this is fair trade and not free trade who support donald trump. liz: let me just quickly ask about mike pompeo, one thing donald trump has not been able to get applause on at the moment or at least agreement on, confirmation of secretary of state rex tillerson and cia nominee mike pompeo. the senate intelligence committee is working to vet him. we're expecting something later today. bret, will he get confirmed? there is a little bit of controversy. he

stole it, then you have another problem, so you could put additional restrictions on b the amount of am nix or how you retrieve. >> tom, how do you see this presip tating movement toward new regulations or do you see as revealing gaping holes about not enforce something. >> i see it as revealing gaping holes that aren't going to be changed too easily if at all. now, for example, even if you have guns go into the special baggage area like you would have with golf club ors snow skis or long guns, that's fine. the person goes to that area, picks up their gun, goes to the bathroom, comes out shooting. you're not preventing, at some point, a person is dpoipg to get their hands back on that gun, back on their ammunition and be in position before leaving the property of the airport to shoot. additionally, we're not b even talking about the people, that gun was checked in on the other end. when he left alaska or went to the airport in anchorage, he check nd that gun, so at that point, he could have shot up the ticket counter area, the people waiting to go to the gate. the people getting out of thei

the wiz finally getting some reck nix nationognition nationa.at's including from tonight's opposing coach brad stevens. >> it starts with really good players, really good coaching, a great way about them, belief in each other, all the little things that lend to winning no matter where you're playing. they're one of the hottest teams in the nba for sure. they played terrific here. nobody should know that better than us. we were down by 40 in the first quarter last time. that's an alternative fact, by the way. just a little bit off. >> reporter: coach stevens making political jokes here in d.c., but all jokes aside, the celtics and wizards do not get coming up, how this rivally lr heating up. >>> "la la land" is a big pick as the oscar nominees are released. what about the rest and how the academy is moving past the accusation that it had a terrible lack of diversity. >> reporter: check out what's inside the trunk of this car. you may not know what that is et it could did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to

. >> target trump on nixing obama care. >> to do everything we can to protect the health care of our people. >> target trump on climate change. >> we can't fall back and give into the climate deniers. the science is clear. the danger is real. the climate is changing. the temperatures are rising. and so are the oceans. natural habitats everywhere are under stress. the world knows this. >> brown challenged the new president to back his promises to build the nation's infrastructure. >> and committed to a one trillion dollar investment in public work across america and i say amen to that. amen to that, brother, we are there with you. >> but brown warned do not shred on us. >> california is not turning back, not now and not ever. >> the question before the house here and every household in california is being so defiant, such a good idea with such a thin skinned president that like criticism and controls the congress and all of the resources it commands. >> he has brought the fight to us and i think what is incumbent are leaders and i applaud brown. >> the suspect from washington is not e

. >> 85% is from yosemite but not for the nix two months. that's because crews will survey and fix the mountain tunnel, a 19 mile artery out of the reservoir that is at risk of collapsing. >> we will conduct an assessment to see if we need a new tunnel or periodic shut downs to do repairs and upgrades. >> this is the reservoir in yosemite national park. the portion of the tunnel where crews are making repairs and doing inspections. right now all of the water has been drained and is not flowing up to this point. typically it would flow all the way to the bay area where it serves households. >> we got plenty of water in the reservoirs and customers won't in this a difference. >> the san francisco public utilities commission has made upgrades to filters like these and those at treatment plants in half moon bay where 150 million gallons of water ... >> our distribution system appears to be fine. >> will be pump ped out daily to compensate for the loss of the reservoir. >> these are like glorified giant filters. >> the inspection is critical as a

. >>> target trump on nixing obama care. >> to do everything we can to protect the healthcare of our people. >> target trump on climate change. >> we can't fall back and give into the climb deniers. the science is clear, the temperatures are rising. and so are the oceans. natural habitats everywhere are under stress. the world knows this. >> brown challenged the new president to back his promises to build the nation's infrastructure. >> and committed to a one trillion dollar investment to public works across america and i say amen to that, brother. we are there with you. >>> but brown warned do not turn on us. >> california is not turning back. >> the question to every household in california is being so defiant such a good idea with such a thin skin president who doesn't like criticism and controls the congress and all the resources it commands. >> he has already brought the fight to us and i think what is incumbent on the leaders and i applaud governor brown. >> our values are not for sale. the prospect of losing support from washington is not enough for us to move backwards. >> as

i am always afraid it is going to have this insanely high sugar content and i am nixing what i'm accomplishing>> this is a great product. it provides pro biotics which enhance the immune system as well. the nutrition facts label will soon be up dated but ensure it is less than 10% of added sugar coming in. look for any kind of session that they've done research to show it is probiotic. >> something else that i try to buy, low-sodium soup. >> low sodium is part of a healthy diet. i brought in the chicken noodle soup. you often hear have a bowl of chicken noodle when you don't feel well. there is no research to indicates it necessarily alav yates the cold or flu but i think psychologically it can help mitigate some of the symptoms that you may feel. any kind of hot brought, hot tea. green tea is another great example, enhances the immune system. >> i was asked what about canned salmon. >> you should have two to three four-ounce servings of either salmon or tuna. it gives you those omega-3s. >> any food that can help or hurt congestion. i've heard don't drink milk when you have a cold because dai

well, sort of embarrassed congressional leaders into backing off of a plan, for example, to sort of nix the congressional ethics office. they backed off that amid backlash. donald trump took credit for that. he said i'll do the same thing to you if you don't move quickly on this repeal plan of this replacement plan along with the repeal to happen far more quickly than the 18 months to two years that republican leaders were talking about before. >> shepard: i haven't heard the republican leaders talk about anything different from that. i think it was leaders in the house and senate that said this process will take a long time. washington is a complicated place. obama care took, gosh, 100 hearings and 18 months. do they have a -- i hear trump saying things, but i don't see where that action is going to come from, unless something earth shattering happens. >> it's true, shep. healthcare policy is complicated. we've seen republicans working on a plan for years now and still they don'te a finalized bill. donald trump is saying that somehow he does. somehow he's figured out the magic pill to

understand, the reince people, tried to put that out in the press to show trump as a way to delay or nixpointments. liz: turf wars already. >> looks like bannon won. liz: charlie, thank you. they're both goldman guys. i saw don king in there. >> don would like mooch, right? liz: hey, guess what. no longer worst day of the year. that still belongs to yesterday. now it is. no it's not. brad? we're down 122. we need to be down 123 to have it be the worse. where is the trump rally is what charlie gasparino wants to know? there is big uncertain hety. when we come back why maybe this was a abruptly canceled, executive signing order cybersecurity. either way we have a venture-capitalist bought into cybersecurity company, eric hippo, what this executive order must eventually have in it. he will tell us. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. gave us the

upset over that and respended on twitter he said "congressman john lewis should spend more time on nixingelping hisdisstwlikt it in horrible shape and fall allege part not to mention crime up feingtsed rather than falsely explaining about election results. all talk, talk, talk, no action or results, sad."his district include part of atlanta. he tweeted again saturday evening sov eping his tone. he says the congressman should focus on you 23eu678 fr fixing inner cities in the u.s. and he can use all the help he can ge get. >> and don bell'sen august ration prep has been going on for weeks. for some it means representing their home state. don champion reports. >> it's been a unique election cycle. >> 2016 was anything but boring for chris ford. first he volunteered for republicans on the presidential campaign trail. then he served as delegate at the republican national convention. >> it's taught me that you can think something and you can actually take action on something in the political world. >> it's my first purchase tux yes he. >> with a new tuxedo in han the chairman of the dallas rep

the best example of strategic planning is henry kissinger that was basely out of the nix on's and kissinger'sead. we'll see whether this national security adviser has that capacity. but i don't think it's generated upward toll any significant extent by the nsc staff. >> when the henry kissinger was made national security adviser, he invited bob to do long-term planning, he treated cos good with the up most respect, and os good was more or less he was irrelevant. there was no -- i think the reason is a process it's hard to overcome. issues come -- the national security adviser gets his or hear leverage from the day-to-day issues managing them for the president. these are urgent if you have a president involved, that issues drive. nixon administration was impressive agencies being able to move -- it came from nixon and kissing jers -- notify from staff. not from institution procedures. >> to bob's earlier comment, policy from different agencies present it to the present if you can give example of when that process worked well. what was policy you feel was executed both from the beginning toward

like it because essentially taking a trade deal that would be most beneficial to the japanese and nixing it and they're scared. >> they are scared. why do big corporations offshore jobs? the environment here is not as easy to hire people here as it is overseas. you have union regulations, environmental regulations. so they offshore jobs. one of the interesting things about trump, he is essentially saying we're going to make the environment better over here. so if you move over there, we are going to penalize you because we're actually doing this stuff that president obama wouldn't do. so you know, it's an interesting mixed message. i think corporate america is mixed about this. they don't know where this is going or how it's going to result in the end. because it is a combination of carrot and stick in ways that they haven't seen in a long time. and in your face carrot and stick. if he doesn't like you, he will tweet about you and drive down your stock price. i don't remember the last time a president did that. twitter has been around awhile -- >> neil: it should be carrot and anvil ther

. >> william gray tweeted cut the state budget and nix the bullet train fiasco for starters.ur infrastructure repaired including highways. cut welfare. >> another twitter user says affordable housing to preserve communities for those like oakland. >> we love hearing from you. keep the responses coming. the hashtag is #ktvuthe9. >>> new this morning, a big boost for auto racing in america. the new owners of formula one plan to hold another street race in the u.s. cities up tore consideration include los angeles, las vegas and miami. there is already one in austin, texas. if you're not familiar with formula one, it has a much larger following outside of the u.s. cars can go over 200 miles per hour. >>> all right. coming up next on the mornings on 2 the 9. no sign of carbon monoxide poisoning. the mysterious death of two in berkeley. >>> they were homeless. now they have a home to call their home. the apartment complex in marin county giving directv now! the future of tv is now. [ now echos ] 'now' does not mean now. 'future' is a relative term. nfl sunday ticket, red zone and t

that goes to failed nix tn driven out of office.dent obama has been on a couple more times, hillary clinton has, bill clinton has, others have but this week is the first time the resistance of donald trump is on the cover of "time" magazine, the week after the most massive inauguration protest in history in washington, d.c. and all 50 states and around the world. "time" says there is no president in u.s. history for the show of collective outrage. the face of the democratic opposition, some call it the resistance is a face that as a private citizen trump likes to judge on a scale of one to and then and as a candidate measured by the worthiness of his sexual attention. >>> joining us next one of the reporters that contributed to that "time" magazine reporter and back with us, wendy sherman who participated in the march on sunday, as did her former boss secretary of state john kerry. she will give us her perspective on this movement. (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage a

. >> henry kissinger is one of the people communicating to nixing about the progress being made in the peace talks. >> yeah. actually the haldeman notes i found doing the work on the book was exonerating to kissinger because kissinger's advice even while he's tipping nixon off is to sit tight, we don't though exactly what's going to happen, don't know the meaning of this, we know there's a breakthrough you could be caught unaware of. don't go out too far on a limb. nixon thoook it just the opposi, went roaring out on a limb telling bob haldeman and other contacts revealed in the notes to pressure south vietnam into what he said holding firm his main envoy, madam chennault, was captured on an fbi wiretap using almost those exact words to the south vietnamese ambassador in washington. >> at some point lyndon johnson was on to this and started putting some surveillance on some of the people they thought were involved in communicating with the vietnamese. >> yeah, the chain is now -- with these notes the chain is pretty much complete from nixon to haldeman and john mitchell to anna chenaul

the first two re for ricrd nix nixon's inauguration in 1969 and '1973. people gathered on pennsylvania avenue the day before the inauguration and in '73, 100,000 gathered for the second nixon inaugural protest and then went 28 years without a significant inaugural protest. and in 2001, 20,000 people came to washington to protest the inauguration of george w. bush a he lost the vote to al gore but won the electoral college, thanks to the supreme court decision on how the votes would be counted in florida and that was it. that's the history of inauguration protests in america. 58 inaugurations, four protests. yesterday, in washington, d.c. alone, more people gathered to protest donald trump's inauguration than all of the people who have gathered in the entire history of this country to protest all protest all previous inaugurations that were protested. it has become fashionable to anyone who didn't expect trump to win the electoral college to live in a bubble even though more people voted for hillary clinton than donald trump. you are still accused of livi

the nfl owners, but i also want to point out his dad didn't care what the nfl voters voted when they nixedthe move to los angeles in the first place so key go into litigation against the nfl. this is a long, long story, and we're just really at the very outset of the trail. >> they're playing in oakland for the next two years, right? >> yeah. >> they will be in oakland for the next two years. >> maybe even longer than that. >> it looked like it. mark davis has been on record as saying that wants to guarantee or at least promise the raider fans here in oakland a super bowl title, and he says that the next couple of years that will be here, and he hopes to get it done as some sort of a consolation prize. but take a look at some of the aspects that have to happen to get to las vegas in the first place. it remains to be seen. can he work out a deal with adelson? there's a current law that says you can't be involved as an nfl owner as a casino owner. so they've got get over that hurdle. so let's say it doesn't wind up with addle son. it is going to be one of those situations, where is he going

our next guest voted in favor of the trans-pacific partnership trade deal that president trump nixed today. senator john barrasso will weigh in on the president's executive actions and much, much more coming up next. stay with us. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to in

but last spring, commissioner richard ross nixed requirement, and raised the minimum age from 19 to 22 a positive thing. >> ryan says the department gives 5,000 applicants a year and predict increase above 20%. >> i think you will find out that good police officers? guardian civic lil criticized the college credit requirement for years. arguing it scared away black and brown recruit. but now, they're hoping that changes. >> i know now they don't have to worry about -- >> unclear at this point if more recruits will result in more differs and qualified officers. since applicants must pass physical, written, and other tests. >> we're hopeful. we've gotten more people to apply. >> meantime ryan and his aoun rid using social media and join philly pd. com to let all communities know they want you cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> no doubt philly police are some of the finest, justin, how can we describe our weather forecast? i was hoping for a fine forecast. might be little colder? >> we won't be seeing any 50's, 60s like we have the past week or so, but still

that these are not the agencies that you supervise but i know the department of justice supervises the nix list. i would encourage your help, whether it's here or anywhere else in the government, as we see agencies using their power to achieve political purposes. our some other discriminatory purpose of the administration. i hope you stand solidly against it. >> thank you, senator crapo, i know you worked on that issue. i would be sympathetic and willing to receive any information that i know you've gathered on to a form your views about it. >> i appreciate that. let me move on, to the question of regulatory overreach. i'll use one example there. i'm one who believes that, today, we have gone -- we talked a lot in the hearing about the rule of law. in america, statutes are passed by congress and signed into law by a willing president. but now we have multiple agencies that are doing rule makings, that in my opinion are going far beyond the legal authority of the laws under which they operate. i'll use one example, the waters of the united states rule that has been implemented or seeking to

we won, we nixed the wholization. but what it is like is if you don't have these kinds of watchdog organizations, we would be borrowing ourselves into oblivion, i think. i think there would be very little pressure to think about how we're going to pay for things. think about what spending responsibly looks like. the reason i and a really terrific team of colleagues get up every day and work on this even though we know we wouldn't balance the budget today and is because we need a countervailing pressure because so many of the political pressures are to be fiscally irresponsible. >> so, where did you grow up? >> here in washington, d.c. never thought i'd come back. was never interested in politics and certainly never imagined myself being involved in budget policy. >> what did your parents do? >> mom was a reporter, dad was a lawyer. >> what was her name. >> carol macguineas. she was a freelance reporter. one of the neatest jobs, a travel writer. she was a restaurant reviewer. theatre reviewer and so we got to do things

we saw that during the nix on administration. there could clearly be a circumstance in which there is such a relationship breach that an attorney general wouldn't be an effective member of the attorney general's administration. maybe a chief executive could be correct and the attorney general could be wrong. but if attorney's duty is to give the best judgment that the attorney general can give and, therefore, if it's rejected on a very fundamental area, then that causes great concern. maybe in another area of less importance you could afford to disagree. but i just think that that result should be very rare, has not happened very often in the history of this country. actually, i can only know of one. and, therefore, the reason is that usually the chief executive -- and i would expect with president trump, that when confronted or advised that certain policies are not acceptable, would accept that advice. i'm confident that he would. but you raise a hypothetical and i've at least given you my thoughts about it. >> just to conclude,

and so what i would propose is that when you do nix military and civilian development, rather than orient each to their own goal of level of security or the amount of pressure against the taliban versus a certain degree of health and education, and what happens when you make the one clear goal optimizing a peace deal with the taliban? that is not and a answer that i have unfortunately right here, but i think that providing a clear policy review, and ultimately to the spoil of optimizing the peace deal to protect the u.s. interests that protects afghan's interests is, and that the allies can get behind, and unify the support for. that is the way to resolve the conflict in the medium term. if you don't start now, we know that it will take years to unfold and bear fruit. and so optimizing the policies, and i think that it would be an admirable goal. and the final thing that i will talk about is the regional picture which of course relates to the peace process. one of the reasons that the conflict has perpetuated for so long is that variety of the afghan neighbors and the foreign e donors sup

you've got rand paul bolting on obamacare nixing thing because he thinks it will add to the deficit andpublicans still chafing how they handled the whole ethical thing and whether they would rein in a committee devoted to doing just that i think there is trouble here. i think it is being reflected in the dow, more after this. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medica

. >> and, eva, i want to ask because charles the man who raised her, what is nix for him?are his hopes for the future now that he knows this truth? >> reporter: well, he plans to continue to be involved in her life. he views her as his daughter. he was there all 18 years and he hopes that he will get to meet her biological family and together grow their family in love and support around her. >> that would certainly be -- >> really hard ope they can wor this out. >> because they all love her. >>> the latest on johnny depp suing his former business managers for more than $25 million accusing them of gross misconduct and gio has the details. >> reporter: good morning. right now depp is crying foul saying that the people paid to make sure his career and finances were in check, they were instead stealing from him, he says and we're not talking church change. he is one of hollywood's highest paid actors. he played the beloved jack sparrow in "pirates of the caribbean." >> captain jack sparrow, if you please, sir. >> reporter: this morning johnny depp says the real pirates were h

in addition to nixing our health care, we're going to pursue new trade deals that create higher wages and more opportunities. for american workers bringing back those magnificent words "made in the usa." we used to have that. we don't have that anymore. it's going to be america first again. we will create millions of new good-paying jobs by removing the economic burdens that krim our ability to compete. at the center of that agenda is bold tax reform that massively lowers taxes for our middle class and for all american businesses. we will also pursue financial reform that will help striving americans get the credit they need to realize their dreams. republicans have always been the party of american industry and the american worker. we must embrace that heritage, rebuilding this country with american goods and american lab labor. and we've started. believe me. over the last couple of months. i'd like to say i've done as much as anybody or more in terms of getting industry to start coming back to our country before we took office. but we have a lot of great news with ford and general m

i've been talking to sources, also today, neil, who will make this decision about what comes nix.e part of that. trump, pence, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, chuck schumer and as i mentioned, tom price. those are the names that are going to make the big calls on aca. neil? neil: gerri, thank you very much. we're minutes away from president obama's final press conference. commuting sentence for chelsea manning will come up. a lot of people outraged why he did that, and what fallout will be for getting chelsea manning out of prison. only a few months. good for her or him or, whatever. but good for the country? after this. .. neil: moments from president obama's final news conference pretty is expected to get more feedback and his decision process to commute the prison sentence for chelsea manning. trish regan ahead of all that. trish: a lot going on here, president-elect's donald trump nominees, attacking them on pretty much anything and everything they can. welcome to "the intelligence report". we have four confirmation hearings going on including one for representative tom praise, do

and the jason the jet terry could have laid in but that one got the fans out of their seats and the nixsed back. >> what a highlight. >> 49ers continuing their search for the head coach. up next a meeting with patriots's defense coronate and -- coordinator so mcdaniels for the head coaching gighy was the head coach -- gig and he was the head coach for the denver broncos for two years. . >> sign them up. >> and we have playoff football happening right here tomorrow the nfc green bay backers host the giants at 1:40 the action kicks off at one and stick aroundzy extra news coverage of the weather -- around because we have extra coverage for the weather. stick with us through the day and we will cover it all for you. it should must see tv every weekend. >>> carrie fisher and debbie reynolds played to rest. and many believe it was a broken heart after losing her daughter. >> we are getting our first look at the shooter who opened fire at the fort lauderdale airport want five people were killed and what we learned about esteban santiago and his past and what he says might have propelled him fu