. >> the democrats have no one like obamama now. when you watched him, remember that audacity, that was the audacity of hope. you have just demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt how he has laid waste to our productivity, to this idea of a vibrant economy, to a foreign policy that has some semblance of pragmatism. he has laid waste to all of that. we have more racial division. >> sean: a huge amount on race. >> the military, every poll shows that the military has a deep amount of distrust. personally, he is popular. that doesn't surprise me at all. but he comes out there and he struts like he just won the lotto. he basically said, i am basically going to be on the scene. when you contrast that what reagan said in his farewell -- >> sean: i and remember what he said. >> we weren't just marking time. that's what he said. we left this city freer ander stronger. president obama -- >> sean: he can't say that. >> he can't say that. >> reagan came at a definitely bad time for economy. the iranian hostage crisis, for all of barack obama's

amy: also on the office of the wednesday, pardon attorney has announced president obamama has denied clemency to imprisoned native american activist leonard peltier. peltier is a forormer member of the amamerican indian movement o was convicted of killing two fbi agents during a shootout on south dakota's pine ridge indian reservation in 1975. he has long maintained his innocence. amnesty international condemned the decision, saying -- "we are deeply saddened by the news that president obama will not let leonard go home." we will have more on president obama's speech and legacy after the headlines with professors eddie glaude and rashid khalidi. scientists with both nasa and noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, have confirmed 2016 was the hottest yearar on record, totopping the previous record set in 2015, which h topped the previous recd only a year earlier. this mararks the first t time in recorded human history that the earth has smashed previous temperature records three straight years in a row. scientists with the u.s. national snow & ice data center have a

but that is not the allegagation ththat has beeeen presentnted be obamama white house.o why such a dramatic resespon? well, the reasonon is obvious. ey''re tryining to delegitimize the trump a administration as it goes into the white house. they''re going - -- they areryig to sayay presidentnt-elect trums nott a legitimate -- amy: your thoughts on thisis, glenn greewald? >> i do think there is an element of truth to this, which is that if you look, for example, at the agency that has led the way in pushing these allegations about russia, which is the cia, there is no question that the cia -- the community of the cia was vehemently in support of hillary clinton's candidacy and with equal vehemence opposed to donald trump. the two leading members of the cia community, former cia director michael morel's of president obama, and former cia director and all hayden reserve under president bush, b both inorsed hillary clinton, one "the washington post" and the other in "the new york times." they attacked donald trump with a viciousness that is very rare, claiming he essentiall

. >> president obamama, to his credit, hass given --- issued personal parties in deserving cases, but he should go far beyond. you should proceed to o what isn fafact an urgent necessssity to grant the generalal pardon to 11 million people who are living and working herere, productive citizens in all but name, threateneded with deportatationy the incoming administration. this would be a horrible humanitarian tragedy, a moral outrage, can b be averted by a generaral pardon for immigration infractions which the president coululd issue. and we should join to urge him to carryry o out this necessaryp without delay. amy: for more we go now to , capitol hill where we're joined by congress member raul grijalva, democrat of arizona. he is also co-chair of the congressional progressive caucus. we're also joined in manchester, new hampshire, by cesar zamudio, a freshman at columbia university who is an undocumented immigrant and a recipipient of daca. he is active with the sanctuary campus campaign and came with his family to the united states from the country of colombia when he was five years

ovnigh senate republicans have taken tk their first steps towardps towad repealing and replacing obamamaust before 1:30 this morning the senate voted 51-48 alonglo party lines for a measure that a will make the repeal debateate easier for the gop.he gop now, basically, the move willeil keep democrats from being able a to filibuster future repeal legislation.gisl the house could vote on the t resolution as soon as tomorrowso but it could face a tougher time concerned about not having a hia solid row place many plan in i place once obama care is repealed.ed. >>> meanwhile passion republicas lawmakers work on capitol hillil to keep trump's promise tomise repeal and replace obama caremar the president-elect isct continuing to fight back againsa the intelligence community whoho he says is responsible for new unconfirm documents that claim m russia has compromising personao and financial information about him. >> can you give us a question? ? don't be rude. i'm not going to give you ave yu question. i'm not going to give you aa question.ques you are fake news. >> it was classic donald trumpau

former president barack obamama arrived in california last night.heir plane diverted due toe to treacherous weather.weath obama says -- mr. obama sayssas he will plan to do some some writing while there and to also spend some time with his daughters. very nice. >>> all right. 8:13 the women'se wom march on washington begins inasi about two hours and there arenge several road closures across ac the district happening.happ we'll tell you which areas you should avoid coming up.ming . >>> plus if you are headingu ard out to t march, caitlin willaitl be back with today's weatheray'a and let you know what you can yn expect. stick around. you're watching fox5stick ar nes morning on this saturday.t we'll be right back. ba >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ (vo) at friskies, no one's surprised tender pieces and crunchy bites ended up together. that's just what happens when cats call the shots. new friskies tender and crunchy combo. tasty textures cats gotta have. friskies. for cats. by cats. >> ♪♪ >> this morning we are taking a closer look at presidentrninge trump's first speech

in fact hundr some hold overs that arere appointed from the obamama administration are at work thisk to go. >> let's talk about freezes. fez let's talk about salary. saly. what do you expect, what have you heard, and what do your workers that you hearing from,nf what are they hearing?ring >> well they're worried aboute e pay races. don't forget president obama imposed pay freezes in severalz his yeaears. so they actually had higherig raises in aggregate under theert bush administration than underao obama. i think more troublesome is a bill that is introduced,, reintroduced this year from a a guy named todd row coat tow off indiana this would take away civil service protections fortet federal employees they've had hd under something called title cat five. they've had protections sinceecs the '70's that would make them m employees at will. w not the existing employees butet all new employees.es so what we're seeing the possible creation of a new era for future federal employees emp which will eventual be all of o them in at will without the civil t civ service protections they'vee pri

ivanka talked to michelle obamama.be a 10 or 15 minute conversation and ended up being hour long conversation. steve: music will start at 9:30 this morning at the capitol and the swearing in festivities start at 11:30 and conclude one hour later. brian: in attendance, george w. bush it will be great to see him. in atten kansas will be bill clinton and jimmy carter who took the normal commercial flight yesterday and he shook everybody's hand on the plane. steve: great. brian: first expresident to rsvp. we have not seen much of jimmy carter the last eight years he will be here today. ainsley: hillary clinton will be here. wasn't happy with the election results of course she wasn't running against donald trump. for her to be here i thought was a nice gesture. steve: one of the most exclusive tickets for the inauguration was last night. it was really hard to get tickets for a lot of people in washington, d.c. because i know people who were trying to scramble and get some. it was over at union station the amtrak hub just ab

. >> thanks obamama. he me. brian: chuck, we will be over for the cue. >> come on by.actly where you are. you can give up the location? janice: i'm actually right below you. you can see me? if you go towards the window you would be able to see me. apparently i have the best beautiful shot of the capitol building right behind me which, of course, is where we are going to have an inauguration tomorrow. and unfortunately we are looking at rain in the forecast as early as around 7:00 a.m. so, i have also have some statistics here, the wettest inauguration was franklin roosevelt, 1937, 1.77 inches. that technically is a wash out. in 1961 they had 8 inches of snow right before president kennedy took office. a couple of statistics. the temperatures are going to be warm. that's the good news. of the problem is there is going to be rain in the forecast as early as tomorrow. so people need to be prepared. don't bring your umbrellas. they might take them from you if you are here in the d.c. area getting close to the inauguration stage. all right. left's take a look at the maps an