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ooking likely wethe weather will deal with the period of rain tomorrow. there is not much to show. high clouds. pleasant evening. here is what is coming. a warm front tomorrow. when is it going to start and stop? we think it will fall 7:00 hour period. we may have a brief shower around 8:00 a.m. but after 2:00 or 3:00 it will move out. the temperatures won't drop much they will hold steady. we will have drizzle and the patchy fog for the late night and in the day saturday as well. the future cast will give us an idea that there could be a band of the light showers. look how quickly it goes east. then drizzle and the fall through saturday. future cast. we have heavy rains ands gusty winds. for the weekend, weather for saturday. the temperatures will be mild mid-week. mid-50's but it is turning cooler but not much colder by the erin: every year the capitols take a dads trip where the fathers travel with the team for bonding time. this year they will have a team off friday and play in dallas saturday night. since their nine-game winning streak came to an e pittsburgh this is a perfect

world,ooking at the which is the place that frightens you most? is the biggest worry going into this year? 2017, theer: in economy is looking reasonably ok, so it is a question around political risk. concerns are how a trump presidency will unfold. how will exit unfold and be unfold and beexit executed? those are the two big one. concerns in china not quite so much. it is really the execution around the u.k. exiting the eu. i think this will be true of the unknown of how do you trump presidency will work out. it could work out positively based on the cabinet he has selected. john: what are you most excited about? mr. gulliver: i still think it is the broader asia-pacific region. , you werelast thing talking about moving on. what do you think you would like to see as your legacy at hsbc? creatediver: we have one of the largest restructurings since world war ii. we have built the capital base up to 13.9. we continue to pay a dividend throughout that period. we have remained profitable at every quarter. we have reduced a huge amount of risk weight ac

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that, bu showed him graveling when he totally changed a story that he had written in order to make me ook bad. just more very dishonest media. >>> by the way, la la land was the night's big winner at the award show. >>> you know we're having a rough winter, what's going on out west may force you to realize winter for us hasn't been so bad. at l is what may be the biggest winter storm to hit the west coast in a decade is blasting that region with strong winds and heavy rain. the down pours triggered mud slides in california and nevada. as carter evans reports, two were killed. and nevada's governor declared a state of emergency. >>> from northern california into nevada, heavy rain caused major flooding. in reno, hundreds of homes were evacuated as the truckee river over flowed. those left behind scrambled to protect what they cod. sandbags at a friend's auto body shop. >> all you can do is do what you can to try to save your business. >> throughout the region, heavy rain caused drivers to become stranded as rising flood water over took their vehicles. in placer county california, a 12-year

kids back to school tomorrow, 46 degrees, grab the umbrella heading out the door. .ooking at light rain of snow. more on that in a few minutes. jonathan: 7 on your side is fighting back against crime as neighbors try to bring peace to their homes in 2017. a man was shot outside of his home in northeast by two men wearing masks, and the shooters are still out there. tim barber has how the neighbors are reacting in the latest on the investigation. tom: jonathan, within the last month or so, this neighborhood has been the victim of more than a dozen violent crimes. commissioneranc and the police department hit the streets to talk to the community. >> happy new year. commissioner cathy henderson spent her night knocking on doors and greeting constituents. it has been a violent new year in this neighborhood. onwe need to put our hands who the devils a shot a man outside of his home. the victim is expected to recover, but the shooters are still on the loose. commissioner henderson believes the district's new security camera rebate program will help. this may disagree's. you think people stop

totality,ook at the you are going to have 5000 positions. i do not think you can pick out one subset. when you look at the totality of the diversity, i think it is something that is second to none. >> there have been comments about immigration better a hot topic, why not make that a priority? >> it is a priority. priority, it is a very narrow way to look at it. mentioned the level of diversity that is in his cabinet. the staff, the other point is he will make, as we continue to announce this, it will be something for people to look at and respect. yes sir? [indiscernible] >> that is up to them to decide. how many nominees you expect to have in the next couple of days? i think the vice president has been in contact with the administration. they have been working tirelessly to get the situation going. there is no excuse for the delay tactics. frankly, the partisanship that has been exhibited by the democrats. i think if you open to the standard that they were held in 2008, they are continuing to use delay tactics. that is not good for the gove

news 4 today continues right now at 5 ook a.m. >> news 4 today starts right now. >> now at 5:00, it is mild outside right now, but you just wait. we are in for a big change. >>> steam team 4 is tracking the return of winter weather, including snow and freezing rain. yikes. >> oh, january. there you go, right? good morning, everybody. i'm age gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we have to check in with sheena parveen for a look at this up and down weather, sheena. >> up and down, for sure. yesterday was up, today we're down. tomorrow is going to be even further down. we have a weather alert out for

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president of the largest local union in the world, i can attest that in education, if you set out ooking for a fight, you'll ind one. you probably won't find a olution. you don't hear as much about the many quiet successes that result from educators and administrators working together to improve achievement and well being. in the southern suburbs of los angeles, for example, the a.f.t. unified shool district and its teachers union have an intentional and purposeful collaboration to improve their schools. district personnel are paired with union counterparts they meet frequently, aattend trainings together, they hold an annual retreat. when there's a decision to be made they make it collaboratively. the results speak for themselves. abc unified performed better than the state as a whole, latino students, african-american students, and students from low-income families performing much better than their counterparts in the state of california. again, this is not isolated. a 2015 study of more than 300 miami-dade public schools found that high quality teacher collaboration, giving teach ther

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traffic impacted at least by a .ook at all the rain when i go into areas south, southern maryland, staffordty, all of this yellow is the moderate and heavy rain starting to make its way into our area. wille frederick area, that be coming across you in the next few minutes. another area here that will slide through areas of southern -- prince william county. eventually towards bruce's berg. remington and 15. temperatures for to good, well above freezing. more rain, bylot the finished up today when things taper off, the rain finishes before midnight, we should have another half inch to fall across the area. 44-47, temperatures at the bus stop. wet a 100% chance today and another system on friday. that will lead to a sloppy morning rush because of not just rain but wintry weather in the form of a little bit of snow that will mix with the rain. the possibility of friday morning rush delays are certainly there. our best chance comes during the overnight into front of morning. your weekend, a very cold weekend. highs in the low-30's. julie: around the capital beltway now, lanes are open but the l

ooking at live shot of the hearing room this morning. we'll go live at c-span3 at 9:30.c-span radio, also, leave us t 9:30 eastern and you can watch it, stream it live at c-span.org. williams reports at ill.com, covering the hearing on cyber threats on capitol hill. what is the foundation and hearing in he guest: well, what you are what g, they will look at senior officials have to say bout these allegations of widespread attempts, uszian attempts to interfere in the election. you will see lawmakers press some top intelligence officials country on how they conclusion that russia was behind the hacks on the d.n.c. and hillary clinton of course, e-mail accounts and how they were able to confirm that this was in fact an attempt to interfere in the u.s. election. bost: you had a piece, katie williams, the intelligence chair, in the house, talking devin nunez says he is unconvinced hacking campaign groups was mocratic intended to help elect donald trump. what about the senate side, in armed services committee, intelligence committee, what is the take of republicans there? gue

ooking at the dark board there are two cab board there things that have changed. a button on the dashboard, an emergency stop and there's a button behind the stick shift. think of this as the autonomy equivalent of cruise control engage button. so you would actually engage this button to go into autonomous driving mode. what you need to do is rotate this switch then pull it upwards to get into autonomous driving mode and that is a very conscious action on the driver's part. peter: is this car licensed to drive the streets of pennsylvania? raj: in pennsylvania, the laws allow a vehicle to drive itself as long as two conditions are satisfied. number one, a licensed human driver in the driver's seat and number two, that human can take over control at any point in time. on those two conditions, vehicles can drive themselves on pennsylvania public roads. peter: but this could drive as a normal car too, correct? raj: of course. this autonomous board, you push this down. but you would not have the time to do that, you can -- turn it and press the brake pedals or the gas

a year,ooks said within but i don't believe that.f the republicans lose the house in 2018, they would immediately bring impeachment proceedings. but, on the other hand, he had a good start. i like the pipeline executive orders. if he nominates anyone of his 21 judges to be the supreme court justice, i will be very happy. three months ago, i thought original is him was dead. -- originalism was dead. the chief justice was an originalist and an old friend. he does stick with the rule. read that citizens united concurs often. by the way, he is vindicated by his decision. i make that argument, that had he overturned obamacare, we would not be looking at a unified gop. charlie: weight. because he made that decision -- hugh: i read it and was persuaded. if you come up hold a federal statute, you ought to uphold a federal statute. he did find a way. somewhat tortured, but nevertheless away. it turned out to be a brilliant decision. 12 senatere down sheets, 14 governorships, 54 seats in the house of representatives. charlie: why is that? hugh

let's take a l ook at what's happening on radar that will show you the storm system is headed to the northeast. parts of northern new england getting hit hard, but behind itn all we're seeing mainly somee cloudy skies, but we'll see soml sunshine once we move into tomorrow. don't be fooled by the sun.sun. we're definitely going to see cold temperatures. here's a look at some of ourf higher totals, up to 7 inches plus for saint maries county to the range being an inch and a half for montgomery that gives us a little bit of a focus calvert county over five inch fairfax, the same story. i'll have some local amounts fos you a little bit later on.late definitely a day where it came down pretty fast. still some watches, warnings, advisories, not for ourur immediate area, over del ma vary ma you can see. winter weather advisory as well. wind chill advisory for the higher elevations tonight.vati it's going to feel like it's near from minus 20 to minus 30. we've got temperatures ranging from the 2009s to the low 20s across our entire area. 23 in the city right now, 20 att baltimore, the same

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. -- 20%ook at the $.20 stake. the latest effort to unwind and asian expansion that has been weighing on profits. haidi: as you alluded to, this latestke sale is the investment unwind. the asian expansion strategy that has been has not delivered on returns. what we know so far, there are two buys. each take a 10% stake in the chinese lender. it was valued at one point $44 billion in its annual report in 2015. we heard from the deputy ceo who says the -- this is a strategy to simplify the as is and improve capital efficiency and grow focus on their institutional is this. -- business. no lender says there is material impact expected when it comes to that net profit number. it had been trading nicely in the session up .8 of 1%. of aad: this is part broader pullback coming from asia, right? the lender had been targeting profit as much as 30%. doubled theit number of corporate clients in asia and almost tripled the number of employees to 21,000. last returns have not materialized. what had his record low ratings. and al

news 4 today continues right now at 5 ook a.m. >> news 4 today starts right now. >> now at 5:00, it is mild outside right now, but you just wait. we are in for a big change. >>> steam team 4 is tracking the return of winter weather, including snow and freezing rain. yikes. >> oh, january. there you go, right? good morning, everybody. i'm age gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we have to check in with sheena parveen for a look at this up and down weather, sheena. >> up and down, for sure. yesterday was up, today we're down. tomorrow is going to be even further down. we have a weather alert out for weather heading our way. leesburg, 59 degrees. these numbers will be drpg as we go through the morning and the afternoon. you will notice it. take a look at what's going happen. by 8:00 a.m., dropping to but the mid to low 40s. and by this around, we could get back near 50. but then we're going to get colder. look at what's going to happen for the weekend. saturday in the morning, we have snow and ice moving in. and in the around, a better chance of freezing rain. icy conditions, hazardous travel

the heights of brooklyn heights to waterfront and here is another view looking at montague quiet and ooks so people. -- think how love layer lovely 8:30 on the morning 6r789 the river and give it another thought because that a weekday 0 on morning was like. it was awful. the cartoons tell you the truth it seems like noah's ark. you had to deal with it. it is what you had to deal with 8:30. morning at we have it a hard but i think they had it harder. sometimes even the east river would freeze. get out of work 5:30, tired, want to go home you have to walk across the east river and you hope the ice doesn't break and in.fall you notice a brooklyn ferry thaw comes. the it was 1867 when this freeze took place. the city at the time and seeing the freeze, seeing going acrossd from the east river except by foot and he knew that he had a better it visiting new york was this fellow. invited him to dinner to tell jokes. brilliant man, jeffers he said where do you think the said the new hagel world. go to the new world. e did and wound up in northeastern pennsylvania and a machine that created wire ro

you can come if you wanted to, .ook at more details you can see that, over the past year, macy's haseen a revenue drop of 3.5%. joe: you look at that. peer -- you look at that exactly the companies you associate with doing all that well these days. doing,bad as macy's is relative to its peers, not too bad. i am looking at some data we got out this morning. initial jobless claims coming in quite low. i have a favorite way of looking at this data which i bring up on the show every couple months or so. a twost a claims with week moving average -- unadjusted claims with a two week moving average. theorange dotted line is number for the entire year, smoothed out. another post crisis low on this metric. if we assume it over the last year, it is steadily lower. this is one measure of the labor market. of course, we will have the jobs data tomorrow but it just keeps grinding lower. it is a reminder that you shouldn't pay attention to the weekly numbers. joe: very noisy data. there are all kinds of factors. weather could be a factor, a strike in a random state could be a factor. scarlet: i'm

let's talk about the practical things, what democrats would be showing the country is happening as ook is rolled back. can you talk about how -- can you possibly unwind this law without -- and leave in place, let's say, leaving somebody who's 26 on your insurance? can you do both those things? >> you can't do both things. see, the biggest problem is most people have no full understanding of all the incredible things the affordable care act has done over the last six years because they're not having the conversation with the right people. if you talk to any ceo that runs a large hospital in any major metropolitan area, whether you're talking about detroit and henry ford or tulane medical center, these are major health care systems who are taking care of people who now have coverage because of the affordable care act. these are people who are getting treatment for very important life-saving conditions that will all go away if they try to undo this law. so you can't just say you want to do one part and can't do the other because there's so many benefits beyond the insurance. we love to ta

they are going to come in generic-ooking plants. the tension is growing, what do we do? there is a great line. kissinger says it is absolutely essential that senators and congressmen don't go around attacking the president. they called me to tell me that there is a story going around saying that i kept you from preempting. henry kissinger goes from don't attack the president to don't attack me. there's a whole question of was stopped by kissinger in at strike duringtive those difficult days. the real tension is the resupply. nixon who supports the state of israel, has a good relationship with golda meir. again, it's occurred in 1972. january, february, march, april, 1973, the watergate revelations are coming out. nixon is frustrated, terrified. nixon now has an opportunity to lead. he finally says -- everybody says don't do it, be wary. he said we would take as much heat for sending three ad much as 30, so they did. golda meir hears that and she cries. the israeli people feel so abandoned and terrified. you see those planes coming and over the streets of tel aviv? ,hey s

centerpiece for how the education delivery services are put forward. 182 of ook at page rally, the iep provisions were quite hollow. any benchmarks. but has dramatically changed. general have the educational curriculum benchmarks that breyer has eferred to and i think mr. chief justice, you agree, can't be met under their standard and last piece of the puzzle, child who cannot get up to grade level standards. that e you an answer to question that's directly in the my of the act just as friend demands. alternative achievement benchmarks. if you want to seize that with general ed education curriculum at grade evel we think that would be a proper answer to the question presented in this case. the case ou, counsel, is submitted. [captions copyright national [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> sunday night on q&a, talkin about the federal budget process from congresspect and the trump administration. so hard for is politicians to pay

joe: we have this quote from tim .ook "we sold more iphones than ever ." what do you think? 7 is a very cool device. establishms that they 10 years ago, they are performing very well. they can continue to milk and old product concepts. the question i have is where they go with new product, new ideas, and why have we not seeing them come up with any that really matter? scarlet: is that holding back the sales of other products? the ipad, the apple watch? >> probably not. i think the real question is how come amazon came up with the echo, and apple didn't. joe: by the way, if you have a bloomberg, check out to you live -- tlive. declinedducts year-over-year. what is the issue there? why have they let amazon take the early lead? isi think the biggest issue where is the vision. we brought that up a moment ago. classic product transition. there is nothing to come up with the slack. know the answer lies in hardware. they need to look at content and other services beyond just apple pay, for example. you need someone there who needs to think out of the box. that is the issue now. the

host: if you look through your ook, it is easy to find a page like this -- not a tremendous number -- redaction by the cia. why did you decide to do that, show that this had been redacted? guest: it was my publisher's decision. the cia -- to be quite honest, think some of these reductions were silly. but it took so long to get the book out of their hands that overall, i just kind of accepted it as i did not want to fight about it anymore. i think the publisher just wanted to have that in there to show there is more to this. also, you can kind of get a sense of where we are going when you see that. i think if you are closely reading the book, you can sense -- host: i did not feel like i was being left out of something. but i wanted to ask you this -- there is so much strong language in here about what you think of everything, including the president, george bush, what you think of the cia, and all that. when they get this, why wouldn't they interfere and say, we don't need this? you signed an agreement. why did they let you publish it in the first place? guest: it is part of history no

sources close to the warriors tell ook abc7 news immediate public backlash led the team and the former police chief to part ways. the decision was mutual. in a statement, suhr said, the last thing i want to do is cause a distraction for the warriors during this incredibly positive time for the team and organization. >>> well, despite all the talk of a raiders move to las vegas, the effort to keep the team is going forward. abc7 news has learned the group headed by nfl hoefl ronnie has sent a formal proposal of terms. the proposal includes details on a stadium financing and commercial development. we are told it gives the raiders a share of nongame day revenue as well as a portion of any profit from the commercial development. both the raiders and the league tell abc7 news they've received the proposal, they are not commenting on it. >>> san jose is one step closer to paying its police officers more. our media partner reports the city and the police officers association have agreed on a contract. it would start with a 10% bump this year. officers would also get a retention bonus of $5,0

reporting live in alviso, kmaet, ook 7 news. >>> president trump is communicating this morning through his favorite medium, twitter, of course. and it's making some -- he's making some important announcements. the chief executive tweeted a short time ago he's going to be asking for a major investigation into voter fraud, including those registered to vote in two states, those who are illegal and those registered to vote who are dead. the nation may be strengthening voting procedures depending on the results. mr. trump said. the president also tweeted that he will be making his supreme court pick on tuesday of next week. scotus has consisted of eight justices since last february. >>> president trump is also moving quickly on campaign promises and abc news has learned his crackdown on immigration could begin today. and that may start with an executive order temporarily banning refugees, also suspending visas to anyone from these seven middle eastern nations. all of the countries have muslim majorities and that is outraging bay area muslims. >> i did not anticipate that he's actually goin

ook at the entire year, we are putting in good results.re doing this year in year out and doing this responsibly. for eight years in a row we have had top and bottom line. topline with a market that is growing about 2%. profitability is up 50 basis points. our cash flow is at a record high $4.8 billion. we think these are solid results. worst on we passed the the india front? >> communications are that we stillut i think we will have to deal with a soft first quarter as the economy regains its footing. especially the smaller distributors and the whole still traders. obviously, with our deep business in india we have to go through this. one word of caution, there is a general sales tax coming in india on july 1. anna: turning our attention to the u.s., does the arrival of donald trump changed the way that unilever has to do business in the united states? do you have to be more american? >> well, we have the fortune to be in every country for 100 years or more. we have a long history all over the world. one of our strengths is we deal with l

politics,ook at the less than 100 days, if you envisage in any way, even though everybody berates me,ble worlds where marine le pen exceeds the power? -- comes to power. lena: the possibility is a real. in terms of the electoral calculus it was let less so. it was quite clear that the socialist group will feature strongly in this presidential election given the difficult task of uniting the party behind a far left platform. then uniting the country. two very tall walls to climb. ideologically a very familiar sendoff from the u.k. and the u.s. between the centrist liberal consensus and the newly populism,vism, protectionist tendencies. on the far right. electoral,t to your the difference is that the european politics tends to be more proportionate representations of the system, which makes outcomes less likely but it is quite obvious that marine le pen will be a major power broker in french politics after the election and that will affect the mainstream politics. anna: she leads in the polls run the first round and this chart is because of actually taking power at the end of that two-s

so at this time, ook, so what is an autonomous vehicle. it has other names too such as driverless vehicle, self-driving vehicle, highly automated vehicle, a new term we recently have seen from the federal government or robotic car. do you think of johnny cab in total recall, featuring former governor, arnold schwarzenegger, when you hear autonomous vehicle? that sometimes comes to my mind. so what is it? an autonomous car is a vehicle that's capable of sensing its environment and navigating without human interaction. they can detect their surroundings using a variety of techniques including radar, sensors and communication networks. so now i'd like to go down the line starting with emily and if you could paint a picture of how to define and what you see in the future of autonomous vehicles looking alike. >> sure. well, i'm really excited to be here and share a little bit about lyft's vision for autonomous vehicles and i think it's easy to imagine an entry point into that because ride sharing that started to lay the groundwork in that reces

>> i think you're going to see a number of countries that are ooking at the specific diseases, whicheases, which indications are driving a lot of value on a particular disease, which pharmaceuticals are helping deliver an outcome. you'll see value put on these different indications. erik: could be transformative, right? >> it could be. erik: the -- there's a lot of interest, as you might imagine, particularly among our viewest, in what novartis might do as far as acquisitions goes. you've talked about it before. what are you thinking right now? >> we've been clear that our acquisition strategy is focused on what we call bolt on acquisition, ones that, companies or businesses that would be in the $2 billion to $5 billion range that will enhance the pipeline of either our pharmaceutical business, our oncology business, our eye care business, or generics business. erik: why not go big her >> we don't need to. we have a very rich pipeline. now this -- 2016 up to the first nine months of the queering we announce our earnings next week, in our first nine months our sales were flat but only

ooking out, i see a sea of collective humanity.king closer, i see individuals who have their own influence. this is the power of one. it is the power of influence, to influence people in our neighborhoods, in our churches, our teams.places, on it is also the power to unite as we have today as one for a cause to end the unthinkable practice of abortion of america.d states [cheers and applause] thank you for marching, and, as a beautifulee sight. god bless! [cheers and applause] >> ok, folks, we're coming very close to the end here. it's been amazing, hasn't it? the pro life movement is made up incredibly dedicated individuals who work day in and of out to build a culture life in the united states of america. i would encourage you to do what you can to learn more about many of these organizations by 4 life, lots arch of giveaway and what have you. stage are manyon individuals who represent a pro life organizations. because we're running a little late, i'm not going to be able list of each the one right now, but i can't tell very, ver

senator collins: i noticed, have --ook at many assessments, having looked at many assessments, i'm used to seeing assessments where the entire intelligence community. is involved for example, -- committee is involved. for example, the state department bureau, which was correct about the weapons of mass destruction, was not mentioned in the report. that youa reason why only need the cia, the fbi and the nsa? director clapper: it had a lot to do with the sensitivity of the sources and who could actually contribute to put in the assessment together. and we can disss all that enclosed session. senator collins: finally, want to underscore your point that we have talked a lot about the russian's attempt to mold public opinion for our campaign. rubio sowellr eloquently said, so the the divisionsew theseeds of doubt's and charges and counter charges that are not healthy in our democracy when a new administration is taking over. but there is also on active -- also an active russian campaign to iphone trait of terri systems, defense contractor systems, critical infrastructure, commercial interest

that's a quick look ath fo ook at weather. storm number two on the way. let's do traffic.er tles do t that's been a problem thisraffim morning. mo erin has got your latest. >> 7:03. keeping our eye other big issue in jessup maryland.up mar 95 on the southbound side ae sot crash involving a fuel spilll l a-box truck an tractor-trailer. one of the trucks off the road. the t. right now two left lanes are getting by. ling by. previously this morning forhi the past several hours just j one left lane had been getting by. they stopped all traffic and opened up two lanes after they e towed one of the trucks out of e the way. however, traffic is still very v backed up to 895 an little bit of a rubber neck day picking pki outflushed side. pickingg up on the northbound side.e. traffic is c it's been parked like that since we started reporting atn a 4 o'clock this morningta.rted we have team coverage. rk th fox5's anjali hemphill isis also tracking that crash fromsho the scene.. anjali what can you tell us? t e how are things shaping up out there? >> reporter: well,

richard haass with the council on foreign relations, who has been working diligently on a wonderful new ooky." congratulations on a world on disarray, looking at the crisis of the old order. when you finish up this book, were you rewriting -- were you writing a new book? richard: when i have people read the first draft of the book, several people said you are awfully negative. by the time the book came out, no one was saying that anymore. tom: i want to go to a quote in the back of your book which is absolutely fabulous. it is amazing, ambassador, how you got out front of the great american debate. i am going to butcher my latin here. is that the ultimate risk here, that we have an executive branch that will do its own thing? a real riskis because the united states is the ultimate foundation for the world, and an awful lot of countries gauge their own behaviors on us. if we are suddenly judged to be unpredictable and unreliable, we run the risk of creating what i would call a self-help world, where everybody else wakes up. and rather than deferring to us and how the united states might reac

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,ook back to q1 of last year u.s. growth has been turning around for one year. growth andlay u.s.e that chinese growth is coming right back. the route driver of both is the extreme u.s. dollar shock that we had. dollar,ve in the u.s. the fastest rise ever. at that time, china had a fixed exchange rate for the u.s. withdon't have experience things that have happen one or two times in the last 40 years. such a large exchange rate move , it takes time to work itself out. jon: happy new year to you. .inky chadha let's go to taylor riggs. taylor: the senate committee is holding a hearing today that is likely to be dominated by claims that russia interfered in the u.s. presidential election. several of the nation's top intelligence officials will testify. it tomorrow, president-elect donald trump will be briefed by the cia and fbi on the probe into russia's alleged hacking. want anemocrats investigation into the finances of president-elect trump's choice to head the department of health and human services. price traded more than $300,000 -- aares of health spokesman says price has compl

. >> thanks for ook here and thank you to the residents. and with that madam clerk, our last items would you call items 13 through 16, together please? >> >> item 13. ordinance approving a development agreement between the city and county of san francisco, the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco, and bridge potrero community associates, llc, for the potrero hope sf project at the approximately 38-acre irregularly-shaped site bounded by 23rd street and missouri street to the north, texas street to the east, 25th street and 26th street to the south, and wisconsin street to the west; confirming the development agreement's compliance with, or waiving certain provisions of, administrative code, chapters 14b, 29, and 56; approving the use of impact fees and exactions for improvements and other community benefits, as set forth in the development agreement, and waiving any conflicting fee provisions in planning code, article 4; ratifying past actions taken in connection with the development agreement; authorizing further actio

market,ook at the stock it is still another global theme .elds just a little bit. a financial index, the blue line is the 10 years real year -- eels. them areee both of rolling over while financials are able to stay that he. really have got to look at nominal yields about where financials are going. if they're trending lower, financials have to rollover as well. earnings coming out by the end of week. are we going to need a pullback in the meantime. mike,an: joining us now, great have you with us on the program. out gross janus capital this morning saying two things. to win six percent on the u.s. 10 year. >> confused and there is a lot of incoming search -- uncertainty. under trump, what will become tangible and what will not. it is soothing to of the technical spirit i agree. he looked at basically the super long-term trend in treasuries. if you look back in 1987, treasury yields were above 10%. we had treasuries pushing yields down. he is looking at 2.6% on the treasury yield as the danger zone. that would be about the top here. he is sayi

#btv 5310.ook at g doubt 20,000 is the second 1000 point gain. it is the second longest doubling for the dow in history, back here between 625 and 1250. it has taken about 18 years since alton thousand since dow 10,000. as for the s&p 500, it's not all about the dow. what the s&p 500 has done relative to the last 10 presidents over the first 100 days has mainly been pretty bullish. seven out of the last 10 times, the first 100 days for new president in office, it has resulted in games. perhaps this bodes well for president trump and we will see an extension of the trump trade. we do have earning winners like boeing. all these companies beat estimates. upgraded shares of seagate well there are multiple levers to pull going forward. rockwell automation beat by 21%. they also raised the midpoint earnings above the consistenc cs estimate. boeing beat earnings by 4.6%. he was a little bit worried about guidance, but with the stock up, it seems investors are looking past that. confirming all the strength and the risk on activity we are seeing from the

forecast,ook at the one of the ways that you calculate gdp, it means that your models need to be revised do you do that? basically you are reinventing the way the you measure things. >> we are not reinventing, by the way. the european union has new standards for national accounts. the u.n. has standards for national accounts that they regularly up eight. when they do, member states complete the revisions. we were only two years late. revision isupward .o do with measurements we weren't capturing a lot of new economy sectors. now we have done that. i think that better surveys, better models that your public-sector dictate and provides you with a better sense of what gdp wants. so, what we have done is in line with euro staff. we are in touch with them. we are in touch with imf and others. francine: how do you respond to who are concerned by saying to there is too much power at the top question mark -- top? mehmet? : there is noehmet too much power at the top. let's face it, if any other country had been subject to the type of shocks that turkey has been subjected to, you would have a lot

if we just grab management of property without a number, i .ook at that with a suspect eye everyone loves sage grouse, everyone understands we have to protect the species. generally those living in the ground are in better position and we should be an advocate and partner, rather than heavy-handed and just taking turns, particularly when we don't have a number. sen. murkowski: sen. wyden, who has been very patient. sen. wyden thank you, madam chair. as a fellow oregon duck -- rep. zinke: go ducks. wyden: i appreciated to visit in the office. when you go into a small western town today and you go to a coffee shop, where the decisions get made, you will see ranchers and timber mill owners, environmental folks, and they will all be sitting around, and you ask them what they are doing . they mention one word, and this is true all over the west, and that word is "collaboration." they have decided that everybody has just enough clout to block the other side, and nothing happens unless they collaborate. we really set the model for this in this committee with our resource advisory committees. thi

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he didn't say this in an ambush interview at 3 ook in tokay in morning. he said this over and over and over again. i suspect millions of senior sit accidents or working class people who do not want it see social security medicare or medicaid cut voted for him for that reason. i'm just going to read a few of and into the record and reports that president trump said on the campaign trail. he said on may 7, 2015, quote, i was the first and only potential gop candidate to state there will be no cuts to social security, medicare and medicaid, april 18th. trump said quote every republican want to do a big number on social security. they want to do it on medicare. they want to do it on medicaid. and we can't do that. and it's not fair to the people that have been paying in for years and now all of a sudden they want to be cut. august 10th trump said i will save medicare, medicaid and social security without cuts. we have to do it. people have been paying in for years and now many of these candidates want to cut it. last quote, march 29, 2016, trump said, you kno

nearly 70 years ago, the nation was also at war and congress ook the action to grand an exception to allow president truman to appoint george marshall as secretary of defense. at that time, the congress stated that such granting such an exception should not be repeat repeated. during the hearing tuesday, we eard from prominent historians and scholars. both with significant experience in the department of defense. both of them stated their support for the seven-year cooling off period, but they also recommended this committee approve an exception for the sec time in seven decades. obviously i support this bill and ask that all our members approached with this task with the spirit of bipartisanship hat is the hallmark of the armed services ss committee. i ask you to follow the recommendation of dr. hicks on tuesday to state for the record your views on the extraordinary and historic legislation so future senators can understand the context of the action we take today. i ask it be left open for one week to allow as many of you as wish to include a statement to do so. without objection,