peggy: tras esta reuniÓn, arlet fue inscrita en un programa despuÉs de la escuela donde repasa le unete como las herramientas que pueden implementar. >> mientras estamos cocinando podemos hablar de fracciones, las medidas, comparÁndolas, y tambiÉn podemos utilizar palabras distintas. si la leche se estÁ poniendo demasiado caliente, preguntar, quÉ es otra palabra para caliente, empezar a buscar el vocabulario y matemÁticas en la cocina. peggy: especialistas dicen que si los padres no dominan el inglÉs, pueden lee con sus hijos en espaÑol y preguntar su interpretaciÓn de lo que leyeron. segÚn ellos, el pensamiento crÍtico debe desarrollarse en cualquier idioma. ♪ arantxa: mÁs adelante, termina la sequÍa goleadora del chicharito con el leverkusen en la bundesliga alemana. locutor: ♪ arantxa: ernesto amador nos acompaÑa desde un inicio deportes. fÉlix: nos cuenta cÓmo vuelve a marcar el chicharito en la bundesliga alemana y el chelsea golea. ernesto: un gusto saludarles, como siempre un placer estar con ustedes. si hablamos de jesÚs manuel corona, quizÁs no nos diga gran cosa, pero si dec

peggy: buenas tardes javier y carolina.vo bastante a la defensiva respondimos sobre todo a esas preguntas en referencia con la supuesta informaciÓn comprometedora que tendrÍa el gobierno ruso con informaciÓn que no ha sido verificada de ambos. veamos lo que dijo sobre esto. donald un grupo de oponentes que se reunieron, personas enfermas y han puesto todo esto en circulaciÓn. les puedo decir que en la reuniÓn y fuera de la reuniÓn alguien lo divulgó y esto nunca debiÓ haber sido presentado. y yo creo que es algo vergonzoso. peggy: dijo que mÉxico se ha aprovechado de estados unidos y se refiriÓ a la construcción del muro fronterizo y cÓmo serÍa pagado, escuchemos. donald trump: puedo esperar un aÑo y medio hasta que terminemos nuestras negociaciones con mÉxico que van a comenzar inmediatamente cuando yo asuma la presidencia pero no quiero esperar. mi vicepresidente estÁ liderando los esfuerzos e iniciativas para conseguir la aprobaciÓn de varias agencias de gobierno para empezar a construir el muro. peggy: el presidente ele

==peggy/2-shot== and i'm peggy bunker. the trump administration... now says people from 7 predominantly muslim countries... who hold gree cards will not be barred from returning to the u-s. this, as hundreds of people crowded into the international arrival terminal at s-f-o again today. ==terry/boxes== we have team coverage -- starting with nbc bay area's thom jensen -- who has been among the crowd since this morning. thom. been changing since the last hour, thom. what's going on now? >> it continues to grow, that's for sure. you can hear the crowd here very here:ight now.

peggy perales has them as well.erales was recently sentenced to three years probation for drug possession. she's back in jail due to a failed drug test. now, her relationships with two other inmates have raised red flags with the jail's gang intelligence division. >> security intercepted some letters that inmate perales received from male inmates. one of them being a member of the mexican mafia, the other of the tango orejone, both are writing to her. >> the mexican mafia member is perales' boyfriend. but perales says she asked few questions about his gang activity. >> i've heard stuff i don't want to know, seen stuff i don't want to know. i was like, you hang around with me, don't bring it to me. he would just come home with money. i mean, i had a clue, i mean not a rocket scientist to figure that out. >> perales says the orejone inmate who wrote to her is a pen pal, she met him through a girlfriend after her boyfriend stopped writing her. >> she's like you don't got nothing to do. your boyfriend ain't writing you,

. >> reporter: that's right, peggy. first let's talk about the festivities, just an amazing time here in times square. the festivities well under way. we've seen ryan seacrest, we've seen people with the chinese new year showing us how to celebrate that. we've seen other starts performing, we've seen gloria estefan, doing a lot of military songs. it's been an exciting night already. later tonight we know mariah carey will be taking the stage, the big performer of the evening. many of these people woke up and have been in line since 7:00 just to get here to enjoy all of this. back to you. >> sarah, one of the interesting things about the security measures that i know they haven't done previously, we're looking at the trucks, trucks full of sand criss-crossed across the roads to block off anyone who might want to drive in a truck as in some of these other episodes we've seen around the world. >> reporter: that's right, peggy, these police officers are taking their job very seriously. officers in times square have had dump

peggy: hoy se realizan las protestas a lo largo de la naciÓn.os, un veto musulmÁn. "esto les envÍa el horrible mensaje de que sin ninguna razÓn, podrÍan ser detenidos o enviados de vuelta a su paÍs de origen, aunque ahora son parte de los estados unidos", dijo el alcalde de nueva york. muchas movilizaciones han sido espontÁneas, con la diseminaciÓn de la información a travÉs de redes sociales. >> se les olvida que este paÍs estÁ fundado y formado por inmigrantes, por eso estamos aquÍ. peggy: protestas como estas se realizan en mÁs de 30 ciudades, y aparentemente no acabarÁn. activistas dicen que no cesaran su lucha hasta que la orden ejecutiva sea cancelada. aratnxa: directores de compaÑÍas tecnolÓgicas de estados unidos tambiÉn manifiestan su indignaciÓn ante la orden ejecutiva que prohÍbe el ingreso de ciudadanos provenientes de algunos paÍses musulmanes. la mayorÍa de las empresas operan en silico valley en california, donde trabajan extranjeros. reportera: apple, google, facebook y microsoft, son algunas de las compaÑÍas que recibirÁn un dur

i'm peggy bunker in palo alto. the one thing that home experts say you should do to prevent flooding at your house. >>> right now at 6:30, we're under a microclimate weather alert. you're looking at our live doppler radar. >> let's go to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're seeing some heavy rain coming down in some parts. >> we definitely are. for all of the bay area, we're deal with light to moderate rain. we've seen consistent heavier pockets rights near oakland where the commute is always bad on that blizzard 24. we have storm ranger out and it's scanning. what we're seeing on the higher resolution doppler radar is just here over piedmont, montclair, the heavier rainfall on 24 and it's heading into oren da and lafayette by 7:30, walnut creek at 7:45. consistent rainfall for san jose but we have heavier rainfall here. that will continue to move in over the next 45 minutes or so. what about rainfall totals so far. we've seen quite a bit in the north bay. but really the jackpot so far has been the santa cruz mo

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==peggy/2-shot== and i'm peggy bunker. the trump administration... now says people from 7 predominantly muslim countries... who hold gree cards will not be barred from returning to the u-s. this, as hundreds of people crowded into the international arrival terminal at s-f-o again today. ==terry/boxes== we have team coverage -- starting with nbc bay area's thom jensen -- who has been among the crowd since this morning. thom. been changing since the last hour, thom. what's going on now? >> it continues to grow, that's for sure. you can hear the crowd here very here:ight now. we've seen some clashes over the past half hour or so between travelers -- i apologize for that, listeners -- anyway, we've had some clashes, travelers trying to get to the departure gates up the escalators being blocked. almost coming to blows here. definitely a lot louder and a lot larger than it was earlier today. the crowd estimated at 600 to 700 people chants in unison. >> this is what america's airports look like. >> and it's a cross-section of, quote, what america really loo

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and peggy mentioned her nephew will be marching. are they painted with a brush? they are in the parade. so they all support trump. is that a risk that people take by participating in the activities? >> you have to give people a ineak by participating. like donald trump or not you have to say this is for a peaceful transfer of power, and it's part of a tradition every four years and can i express my political views in other ways and other venues and has nothing to do with being a band, and you have to cut people slack, and this takes on polarized intensity like a lightning rod. we have issues that we have to deal with as a culture and society. >> i think the performers and some of the bands had to defend their decision to be here and this to say, it's not about one person. it's about the country. we're here because we respect the office and we respect our country and we respect our cultures and this transition of power is not just about one person but the entire country. >> and you also have to respect the people who said, no. i am not going to participate because

peggy: javier y carolina, como pueden ver mi espalda la situaciÓn estÁ bastante bajo control. se esperaba. esto ocurriÓ en hora pico, obviamente causando gran revuelo. hablamos de mÁs de 103 heridos. como dijeron afortunadamente con heridas menores, como lo confirmÓ el gobernador cuomo que tambiÉn revelÓ que el tren venÍa a baja velocidad. aparentemente, lo que ocurriÓ fue que no paro antes de un tope y chocando con este tope que lo llaman un bombing block, en inglÉs, como ustedes dicen aproximadamente 600 personas estaban en el tren cuando ocurriÓ. no sÉsi ustedes tienen alguna pregunta, javier, carolina . regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: estamos desde la zona afectada en nueva york. afortunadamente sabemos que tambiÉn estÁ lesionado de una forma menor pero cooperando con las autoridades el conductor. vÁmonos a washington porque el presidente barack obama visitado el congreso. obama habla sobre la ley de detenciÓn sanitaria conocida hoy como obama care. javier: estÁn todos amenazando con eliminarla y asÍ lo han dicho. vamos con jordi desde washington. reportera: muy buenas tard

live in falls church, peggy >> thanks, peggy. he also proposed legislation to update the definition of a hate crime, to include disability, gender, gender identity. and sexual orientation. >> d.c. police are hoping this new video leads them to an armed robber. shows that suspect, approaching a victim, last year on goodhope road in southeast. they struggled. and that victim was shot. the suspect ran away. the victim was treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. d.c. police are offering $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >>> it's one of the most tragic events in d.c. history. 35 years ago today, an air florida flight crashed into the potomac river during a snowstorm. that plane was on its way from what is now reagan national airport, headed to fort lauderdale. 78 people were killed, including four people on the 14th street bridge. five people on the plane survived. thanks to good samaritans, who jumped into the just 30 minutes after the crash, an orange line train derailed near the smithsonian station. and three passe

peggy nos dice quÉ trataron en este encuentro.Ón maravillosa, productiva, trump estÁ muy interesado en todos los problemas que enfrenta nuestra comunidad y se comprometiÓ a hablar con nuestra comunidad de una manera muy positiva para ayudarla, dijo falco. durante la campaÑa presidencial como --, univisiÓn se retirÓ del co ncurso -- concurso miss usa y miss universo, pronto te mando y de cara a un acuerdo. tambiÉn retirÓ al periodista jorge ramos. trump permitiÓ que le formularse una pregunta. hoy le dijeron al presidente electo que ramos es uno de los periodistas mÁs importantes de estados unidos y le dan su respaldo, y que univisiÓn se considera una defensora de la comunidad hispana del paÍs. hablamos de los temas mÁs importantes para la comunidad hispana. estÁ muy interesado en educaciÓn, oportunidades de trabajo que le interesan a la comunidad angloparlante, hay un punto en como sobre este tema, dijo falco. el presidente electo se reuniÓ con ejecutivos de otras cadenas de televisiÓn y no abordó el tema de una construcciÓn de un

. - adelante peggie: hola, quÉ tal?e autos de policÍas, la policía y de la dea. como decÍa el metropolitan correctional center del bajo manhattan en este penitenciario de mÁxima seguridad. todo parece ingresar que asÍ lo fue, con imÁgenes que les mostramos de cÓmo saben esto es una cÁrcel de máxima seguridad. aquÍ han estado arrestados personas como el mafioso, y el acusado, una estafa tipo pirÁmide, [menciona los nombres]. hablamos un centro que puede manejar lo que se trata de terroristas y narcotraficantes. y los guardias de seguridad estÁn preparados para manejar los tipos de prisioneros. se revelÓ que la fiscalÍa de brooklyn, esta masa manhattan pero la de brooklynn, manejar el caso que va a realizar una conferencia de prensa maÑana para anunciar los casos que presenta que entre otras cosas estÁ el lavado de dinero por 14.000 millones de dÓlares. conspirar para transportar cocaÍna, desde mÉxico estados unidos. asÍ como contratarÁ sicarios para realizar realmente asesinatos y torturas y secuestros y todo esto es lo

. >> and i'm peggy. people from seven predominantly muslim countries who hold green cards are vowing now to return to the u.s. they're looking to as soon as tomorrow reverse the anti-immigration executive order. >> several crowded into the rival terminal at sfo. we have team coverage for you starting with tom jen jensen. tom. >> reporter: this is a very vocal crowd. we have protesters up by gates a and g which for the past couple of hours have been closed down. people have not been able to get through. they've been rerouted. this has been a very loud group all day long. the crowd estimated at between 600 and 700 people chant in unison. american democracy in action, they say. a loud opposition to president trump's travel executive order and a cross section of what they say is, quote, what america really looks like. the daughter of an iraqi immigrant. >> i'm a fifgs here at ucsf in san francisco and i treat a lot of patients on this list. they're wonderful people who contribute to our city, our state, our

in gaithersburg, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> one other thing computers can't do is testify in court. mary horton has testified in more than 1 she'll be leaving her job next week. >>> next, find out what a state police trooper did after he was nearly killed by a man suspected of driving high on heroin. >> but first, we take a look at how television icon mary tyler moore helped redefine how women are portrayed in hollywood. >> and this is a live look at air force one on the tarmac in philadelphia where president donald trump is meeting with republican leaders for a three-day retreat. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. eliver internet speeds differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half the headroom, half a hallway, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, the only 100% fiber optic network with uploads as fast as downloads, their half house has full internet. cable only offers upload speeds that ar

always rehearse safety skills with your child so they become second nature. [ goat bleat ] by peggy lee playing ] day [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. girl: there is safety in numbers. avoid traveling alone whenever possible. reinforce the buddy system with children. alex: your help is vital in locating missing people. please look closely at these next cases. cameron remmer checked out of the fairmont hotel in san francisco on october 6, 2011, and hasn't been seen or heard from since. cameron suffers from bipolar disorder and needs medication. cameron is 5-foot-11 and weighs about 175 pounds. he has blue eyes and sandy blonde hair. cameron was 29 years old at the time of his disappearance. mikhaela andrews was last seen in fall river, massachusetts on september 14, 2016. 5-year-old mikhaela may be in the comp

i'm peggy bunker. thousands of people gathering along the embarcadero right now celebrating the beginning of a new year with a huge fireworks show. we have team coverage beginning with christie smith. a lot of people ready to kick 2016 to the curb. >> absolutely. and we did hear a little bit about that before. we have one hour until the fireworks and we ring in the new year. the crowds starting to fill up the embarcadero. what you see behind me is the median and on the other side people are lined up all the way to the water front. now san francisco police out here they are doing their best to keep everyone safe. >> happy new year. >> reporter: the party started early with crowds arriving at the embarcadero in san francisco. >> a lot of energy. we love it. just amazing. >> reporter: some say the ups and downs and political changes of 2016 were on their minds. >> 2017, hopefully thinks will turn around. >> a few president. happy with them. >> reporter: san francisco police officers were visible with step

i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney.apologize for the late start and the audio issues. >>> breaking news out of canada where six people are dead after a shooting at a mosque in quebec city during evening prayers. two suspects are now in custody. >> a motive has not been confirmed. at least eight people were wounded in this attack at the mosque. we will update this story across our digital platforms. >>> another day of planned action over president trump's immigration ban. >> protesters again crowded into sfo making their voices heard as the trump administration clarified the order for certain immigrants. we are live at sfo where some protesters are still there. >> another night of demonstrations here at sfo. what we saw were advocates keeping an eye on a flight making sure all the travellers were cleared. the crowd of demonstrators at sfo's international arrivals area tonight, san francisco residents who don't usually go to protests. >> it's an immigrant country, right? not only that it's mainly about the human rights of

peggy in michigan, peggy? >> caller: hi, gajim. >> hey, pig. >> caller: i'm glad to see you looking better. you need more sleep, buddy. >> i did get a little burned out. thank you, peggy. i did get a little burned out. go ahead. >> caller: everybody is concerned about you. i wish you a healthy 2017. i wanted to ask you about my stock med tronics. should i buy? >> they downgraded today. the stock was down big and off big from the high. i agree with your idea. i like buying midtronic. let's go to bob in vermont. bob? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i was wondering what you thought about the carlisle group. >> i typically do not like the stocks but i predict because we don't know what they own, i'm predicting a better 2017 because i think the market is unfrozen and with that cg can make money. let's go to michael in new jersey. michael? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. i was wondering what your thoughts are on therapeutics md. >> we blessed it only as a spectator. we've seen the stocks blow

but the number of deaths and injuries to women go up. >> peggy carroll rejected having an abortion 24 years ago. her son, shawn, joined her today. >> he's the biggest blessing in my life. i don't understand abortion. >> today on twitter, president trump said he fully supports the march for life. but organizers here want to see results, including the defunding of planned parenthood, within the new president's first year. lester? >> peter alexander on capitol hill tonight, thanks. >>> it's been an intense first week in office for president trump, with a torrent of executive orders, significant u.s. policy shifts and public feuding as he moves rapidly to put his agenda into action. in arizona today, nbc's gadi schwartz sat down with supporters to get their reaction. >> in the county that gave president donald trump his most votes, his supporters are giving him rave reviews. >> as a small business owner i've been impressed with his desire to reduce regulations. >> i like everything he's doing. going for the wall. i like pro life. >> in his whirlwind first week in office, trump is set to w

go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood just ahead. by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> we are in for a rainy one today. going to warm up as you see by neighborhood temperatures. first thing this morning we're running into problems. running into colder air as the rain moves in creating freezing conditions. not everybody is seeing it. wind is blowing in philadelphia. rain starting to move into the city. no chance of icing in the city. too warm. actually temperature warming up as morning progresses. new jersey could see some freezing rain to start with. that's rain moving in. the ground is frozen. that's going to create ice. you can see it. right now north and west into the valley, burkes county and southern and western suburbs. not everybody is seeing the

i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. a sheriff's deputy is under arrest. a deputy facing attempted murder charges. >> tom jenson picks up the story live in martinez, tom, what do we know? >> reporter: he was a new recruit, i can tell you that. he was recruited here last year, and he was sworn in just last october, so he was very new at the apartment. he is kyle roland of sacramento, where he lives and is in the jail tonight charged with attempted murder. the sacramento police department arrested the suspect on friday morning after they share ay he into a dispute. roland left that party and came nobody w injured. they also confiscated two guns on the scene, according to sac p.d. roland has been with the department since october. they were able to fire him. we are looking into new information as it is still coming in and we'll have the latest for you after the game and again, at 11:00 tonight. for now, we're live in martinez. >> thanks very much and stay with n brks krrks bc bay area fg coverage on the story. we'll continue to follow the breaking news and ch

peggy fox has more from woodbridge. >> today is the day cory stewart gave away one of these. an ar-15. he also made news with a controversial proposal that a lot of gun rights supporters will like. navy veteran, nra member and woodbridge resident rick thompson was picked the winner in a blind drawing of 3000 participants. >> congratulate you on winning the rifle. >> stewart campaign chair pence differentiate him from his gop opponent. >> volunteers and voters don't get mobilized when you're boring. >> stewart wants to do away with the $15 state fee for concealed weapon permits in virginia. then he wants to get rid of the permit altogether so anybody who can legally own a gun could conceal it. >> this isn't a service the government is providing. this is a restriction the government is placing on second amendment rights. i don't think you should have to pay for that. i don't think there should be a permit at all. >> anybody who buys a gun from a dealer has to go through a background check, which mr. thompson did since the gun was shoaled from all shooters tactical. background c

. >>> and i'm peggy bunker. right now we're feeling the strong impact of the storm and really this is just the beginning. >> we have rob mayeda tracking the storm. >> reporter: that is right, you see right rain around storam range as we show you the rain off to the east of san bruno mountain, south bay picking up the most rain and the santa cruz mountains not much in san jose, less than a tenth of an inch so far. but already at ben loman, the rain is climbing. it is this area of moisture that we're tracking bringing the rain rates up to half an inch or higher. between now and 8:00, notice the rain totals, things changing though after midnight, by tomorrow morning we're seeing one to two inches of rain across the valleys and in the santa cruz mountains, half an inch tomorrow, and through the bay area as we head through tomorrow look at the river levels, napa, st. helena, flood stage, other areas including the russian river by the afternoon just briefly over the flood stage, and updating the forecast in san jose n

neighborhood forecast just ahead. by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. it's go time at dunkin' with two wake-up wraps for $3. enjoy two freshly-made oven-toasted wraps with bacon, sausage, or ham, and keep on all day. america runs on dunkin'. >>> good morning, everyone. check with the roads. woodhaven road we're dealing with an overturned bus. you can see that in the cameras right here. affecting the eastbound lane where we have them all blocked around this point at nights road. could be there for some time. police activity have to clean it up and investigate the scene there. with this underway, we're not seeing any traffic moving past the eastbound side of wood haven road for right now. keep eye on that for you the rest of the morning of course. also checking in with schu

reporter peggy fox is live at dulles international airport with reaction. peggy? >> reporter: well, senator tim kaine just came here to dulles, a few minutes ago, you saw him just a short while ago, talking to us. we were asking him some questions. he calls calls this shameful. he calls it disturbing. he calls it an outrage. he said this that -- that this was dropped by attacks at the white house, who did not listen to advice from homeland security. he really riled the crowd. but these protestors have been here all day. >> reporter: demonstrators also became a welcome committee, clapping and cheering for people, coming through customs from other countries. >> everybody can be an american. doesn't matter where you're from, who you are. that's the beautiful part about america. >> president trump's executive order, bans travel for 90 days from the seven majority countries of iran, somalia, syria, sudan, syria, and yemen. >> young people, like people who are my age, who are muslims, who isis is trying to convert? >> she wrote her sign in ara bick. it -- aria arabic. >

peggy fox is live on the scene. what do we know? inaudible ] -- >> reporter: truck here assisting the detectives inside. when police got here after that call was made they found a middle-aged woman who had been shot to death and they found a man with life -- life -- who was suffering from life threatening injuries and he was taken to the local hospital. now neighbors here tell us they are not surprised. they say that man was very threatening. he would not le neighborhood. he wouldn't let his wife talk to neighbors. here's what another neighbor said. >> very concerned. very controlling of his family. we didn't know them. nobody really knew them. >> reporter: when officers arrived they discovered a woman who was pronounced dead on the scene. an adult man taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. neighbors here just feel very terrible for the family and horrible for the children here. they say they didn't know the family very well because the father was very controlling. we expect police to be on the scene collecting inform

. >> marching on the thousands of abortion rights opponents like peggy carroll of maryland, here with 40 family members, optimistic about this moment. >> is there a new energy? >> there is a new energy. people are starting to realize that abortion is murder. >> speaking out today, vice president mike pence, making history as the first vice president ever to address the march for life. >> life is winning again. in america. >> emboldened by republicans gaining control of congress and the white house, activists are unfazed by reservations about candidate trump's evolving position on abortion. >> are you confident that as president, he truly supports this cause? >> we've seen his commitment to the life cause in his first week of office in a way we've never seen in another president. >> in his first week, president trump delivering on their first demand. vowing he'll appoint an anti-abortion justice to the supreme court within days. among those making a pilgrimage. katrina gallic and her classmates from bismarck, north dakota to lead today's march. >> why make the commitment to come this f

live in ashburn, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> we'll be watching closely. peggy, thank you. >>> of course it's been cold out there the past week or so. topper. cubans aren't the only once impacted by the weather. this beer got stuck on an icy lake in connecticut. clnaged to scoot closer to oser to land. but it was trapped. that's when a an animal rescue worker pulled the deer to safety. the deer didn't thank everyone but ran off into the forest. >> blame it on the weatherman. we do it a lot. especially if the weatherman is your dad. >> an atlanta meteorologist had just finished his newscast, ahead of a winter storm. then he checked his phone and fountain this text from his daughter, which has since gone viral. it reads, the weather app says it's not going to snow. meteorologist chris holcomb replied, thank you, maybe your weather app will not pay -- pay for your college. apparently she doesn't pay attention to it's been retweeted twist,000 times. >> the weather app doesn't go to meteorology school. >> they're pretty good. but when it gets down to brass tack

position to help the automakers reach their goal. >> that was microsoft business development chief peggynson. also, plenty of innovation on display that will drive the technology sector in 2017. but there are also gadgets that will be hard to catch on. throughout the hour, alex webb will give us a taste of the weird and the wacky side of ces. >> the latest "star wars" film was all about working out how to destroy the death star. now they have come out with this speaker, the "star wars" death star speaker. it floats over the magnet of the base. >> now, another company we have been watching. samsung electronics lost -- here i have placed the sales year on the year and you can see just in the quarter, sales were lackluster. down by almost one percentage point. but check out the operating profit. operating income year-by-year up almost 50%. who would have thought it when we see what happened to combustible galaxy note seven. you can call it a corporate crisis or samsung, but this does not speak of a big corporate crisis. samsung is not only do when it's -- does not only do well when its own

well, that's peggy noonan, a conservative columnist, writing about the obama presidency.nd a progressive columnist speaking yesterday on cbs "morning news," i believe it's powerful, a powerful thing. i have three kids who have grown up and they have never known anything but a black president." when i read the words of these two figures i respect, i refuse as an american not to be an optimism about our country. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> what john lewis is doing, he's pouting. he lost. it's like a spoiled child. >> team trump rebukes a civil rights icon. >> stand up. speak up. when you see something that is not right -- >> four days from inauguration, the growing crisis of legitimacy as the trump boycott grows. then -- >> i think he has to recognize that his words do have impact. >> why donald trump's ongoing alignment with vladimir putin has multiple continents on edge. plus, is the trump white house actually planning to kick reporters out? >> there are reporters every

host: peggy is calling from illinois. good morning. -- caller: from what i have seen and read and heard -- i can't hear what you are saying. host: go ahead. caller: do i start over? fine.you are caller: even i live in this community and i live in this are policinghere activities, they have a program where young people, young kids can, their parents can get them involved at a younger age and they go on trips with them. they go places, trying to get the younger kids, before they are teenagers, knowing the activitieser and through the township. i'm sorry, i'm kind of nervous. host: it sounds like you're saying the good work is being done in the relationship there is good. caller: yes, overall yes. people who don't wonder going to rockford or chicago because of the murders. and the crimes paid but it is in there. uphink they need to step more community orientated activities with younger youth from ages seven or eight on to 13. it would be helpful in the school system also. could step up what they are doing. jewel is calling i

says he spoke with president obama yesterday and insists the two have a very good relationship. by peggybleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >> it's already 2017 in many parts of the world. in australia, the new year arrived 15 hours ago. organizers said that david bowie's classic space audi. >> colorful fireworks went off in taiwan as well with a light display, light show and special effects. in iraq, they watched a fire work show over baghdad tower. >> london england rang in the new year with a display over the bank of the rive river thames. >> 45 minutes to the new year. >> not that we are counting down or anything. >> a nice day tomorrow. >> start to finish and then we go downhill for the new week. looking at double scan, we have a couple of sprinkles. the poconos seeing a cold front but not much damag

. >> northern virginia bureau chief peggy fox talked with moms to see if they plan on bringing their kids to the march. >> you're going to see a lot of these it's a pink hat. it's one of about a dozen knitted by a canadian woman in town to be in the march with her son and daughter-in-law. some people think that there will be more people at the women's march than at the inauguration. >> some of the hats my mother has been knitting. >> james is planning to wear one during the march and so is his wife. >> going to be a significant number of people. i'm so excited to be participating in this event. >> i want her to be proud to be a woman. i want her to stand up for her rights as a woman. >> concerns about safety may keep anna kim from going. she's not planning to bring her three boys if she does though. >> you want to go to the march. >> i do. like with all my heart i want to go. i'm not sure i feel safe. >> the other women say they're confident the many police forces wi >> am i going to be alert and aware and try to have some kind of plan? yes. but is it going to keep me from going? no.

peggy? >> well, bruce, it was an anonymous tip that brought us here to the motel 6 in springfield. over the past few hours, fairfax county detectives here collecting information. it's believed the thieves and the puppies were here. but checked out yesterday. >> the thieves left these three pups behind. possibly getting spooked after snatching six others. together, those stolen six are valued at nearly $6,000. one cavalier cane charles spaniel. >> my biggest concern is that they're not going to be able to get him off quick enough. and they're going to hurt them or dump them. and that's really what scares me. >> shania sample and her fiance, roger cummer, bought the business, d.c. pups in november and set up shop next to city hall in manassas. >> i can't put that to rest enough that these are not puppy mills. you know, they are state of the art facilities. >> at noon, while the couple dined and went to a movie, the thieves broke a window, squeezed true it and took -- through it and took the dog right out of their crate. >> someone like that can just go in a building during daylight a

yes, it's kind of cold, as peggy mentioned. already down in the 30s, 45 closer to san jose. fog free right now, 48 degrees, and patchy fog setting up for the morning community. 45 in san jose, and some of the temperatures around the south bay trying to drop into the upper 30s. right now 22, and 41 degrees at sayers toinga. east bay, trivalley, on numbers in the upper 30s. railroad down to a quarter mile for fog. that's a sneak preview of tomorrow morning's commute. and with that all-day breeze, we'll likely see the coolest temperatures of the day into contra costa, napa and solano counties. could have some patchy frost to start and hazy sunshine, highs close to 60 in san jose. mid 50s from livermore over towards antioch and brentwood. upper 50s, up to san francisco, highs in the mid to upper 50s, with patchy low clouds, and a dry forecast for the north bay after the patchy fog lifts, highs in the mid 50s. pretty interesting. we're seeing the atmospheric river set up, but this time for british columbia. we'll see this drift toward the bay area a bit on wednesday, but the went

peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >>> tragedy this morning in a remote area of nevada. this car flipped into a fast moving creek killing the driver. that driver 20-year-old jose hernandez from nevada. he left work last night and was likely drive too fast on the wet roads. >>> also in the north bay, flooded streets leading to several rescues. this family had to use a canoe that you can see to get to dry land and then crews used a boat to rescue another man who was rushed away in an ambulance as a precaution. ely elyce kirchner continues our coverage. >> reporter: homeowners who live near the russian river expect to see flooding but they haven't seen it like this for several years. this is actually a busy road. you would think we're walking along the river here. it's completely submerged in water. you can see a couch floating on the road that connects into a very busy neighborhood. but tonight the residents aren't getting in and out and this is just one area deal with a lot of problems. the punishing weekend rain may have subsided but the wet weather left a muddy mess wit

. >> peggy fox said tom gavin was like a rock star. >> this is it.csx, nor.5. -- 94. >> tom gavin microphone or stage he doesn't like. he loved people and would make friends with anybody. and not only remember their names but their cell phone number also. >> he had all of those telephone numbers in his head. >> falls church police mary gavin retired and took the chief's job, tommy was by her side. >> it was all about faith and family and friends with him. we're all better people for tommy. >> reporter: tom gavin had intellectual disabilities. >> intellectual disability allowed him to have no inhibitions and to love unconditionally. >> he had a true love for people. and so even if he frustrated you, you knew it was coming out of a place of love. >> reporter: he volunteered for the advocacy group, called ark, when nancy mercer was director. >> we used to try to say, we're trying to get rid of the "r" word. and we had people say, what do you call them? what do you call them? and i said, you call them by that was tom. taught us to see people for who they

>> all right, peggy. thank you. as information has been coming in about the women's march, westbound adding it to our wusa 9 app. find out the celebrities who have already committed to attend the event. >>> circus mate not go on. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey is folding up the tent, after more than 100 years. the parent company says the biggest concern is making sure their 400 animals are taken care of. >> we continue to provide the high level of care that we always have. and our -- our job now is to find suitable homes for all of our animals in the next few months. >> your last chance to see the show in our area is in march and april in d.c. and in fairfax. the circus performs its final show in new york in may. >> i bet tickets are going quick. >>> an ice storm being blamed for at least six deaths this evening. more than an inch of ice, crippled parts of the central plains and midwest. the weather devastated highways, leaving drivers -- look at that, spinning out of control. this is dash cam video from a

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peggy bunker is in los gatos with more. >> i love the rain. it's great. >> reporter: it's music to california's ears. heavy constant raindrops, each one a remedy for the drought. and even better, this week's snow fall in the sierra. >> the snow pack is really what's going to make the difference over the long haul. >> reporter: several feet of new snow in the sierra this week is expected to considerably change the look of california's drought map. last year at this time nearly 45% of the state was in an exceptional drought. the worst possible rating. this year only 18% of california remains that dry. >> our biggest re vreservoir is the snow that falls. it can fill the reservoirs throughout the state. >> reporter: half the water used in santa clara county comes from outside sources and is incredibly dependent on the sierra snow pack. lexington reservoir was one water source greatly impacted by last year's reduced snow pack when water levels sank to new lows at the reservoir, runners were gidy in the rain. >> i can it's fantastic. makes me sad wh

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jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person, a whole new beginning. it's almost like they're reborn. i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in developing countries whose children are born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in the united states, these deformities are corrected shortly after birth. but in many countries around the world, these children are left untreated and are shunned. [ music ] [ children's voices ] >> roma downey: i'm in le loi hospital. the volunteer operation smile medical team has come from all over the world to perform surgeries, and parents have brought their children here, hoping that they'll be selected. nine-year-old sut has been rid

host: peggy writes in today's "wall street journal" an op-ed -- she writes -- wanda from philadelphia, pennsylvania. she is a democrat. caller: good morning. is crying about the -- why can'tation he just take his win and move on with it? host: bonnie from arkansas. republican. caller: i wonder what is wrong rolespdating the buddha -- voter roll. ole.oter r as far as the border is , mexico makes a lot of money from the drug cartels. we don't need the drugs here in the united states and we don't need the criminals that mexico don't want to support, either. i am all for a border wall and i anyone thattopping history as aor a lawbreaker. the fact that they come to the united states without any kind of documentation means they are illegal and they are breaking our laws by coming here. we just need a border wall. that we don'ts should take down the walls of their house. we need the security of knowing who is here and knowing who is not here. that is my only comment. thank you. host: the talk of the border , a story in the "washington saying trump's decision to move forward with the border w