that includes a rise of 89% in the number of children and young people under 18 attending a&e. emergency doctors described the figures as the tip of an iceberg. alison holt reports. it's another day of unrelenting demand in the emergency department of birmingham's queen elizabeth hospital. is there any movement in terms of beds? patients are lining up on trolleys in the corridor, and the waiting room is packed. next customer, counter one, please. she's taken an overdose of some prescribed medication... the psychiatric team, based in the department, is dealing with a number of people who've tried to take their own lives. she had a follow on plan, she'd taken an overdose the last time. among them, a woman in her early 20s. doctors have dealt with the physical affects of the overdose, but the root cause is her history of mental health problems. what's happened, then?

we estimate 27 million people under age 65 will be underinsured in 2013. currently estimated in 2017 federal spending for people made eligible for medicaid coverage by the aca will be $70 billion and next federal subsidies for coverage obtained will be $45 billion. that we 10 year period through 2018-2027, current laws in place, two costs will total $1.9 billion. the cbo baseline is not intended to be a forecast, providing neutral benchmark policy makers can be used to assess potential effects of policy decisions. cbo budget and economic projections predicated on the assumption the laws that govern federal taxes and spending generally remain in place for the entire project and period. even if that did occur there were no changes and are no changes in laws before the end of the period, it would not be possible to predict economic outcomes precisely because many other factors are uncertain. our goal is to construct budget economic projections that fall in the middle of the distribution outcomes given the fiscal policy and body and current law and availability

and most often it's been people. under the secure fence act of 2007 during the construction of this wall here engineers filled in this entire valley with the giant berm and totally changed the watershed here. so they could put a fence on top of it. i don't know how many cubic yards there is. the interesting thing about this is there hasn't always been since -- such fortification. there is a little plaque that they put in place to celebrate the fact that father juniper sarah crossed from mexico into the united states through these valleys either here or just over the hill and established what became the california mission system. i'm traveling across the boundary they are agent in fact. when it comes to the debate everyone is willing to have an opinion but so few are willing to inform themselves so one of the hopes i head for this book is when they meet the characters that they are meeting people that live on the boundary. people who just make their livelihoods here. the career it is to cross this border. migration numbers

we estimate 27 million people under the age of 65 will be un-insured in 2017. cbo and jct estimate in 2017, federal spending for people made eligible for medicaid coverage by the aca will be $70 billion. and the net federal subsidies obtained through the marketplace will be $45 billion. between0 year period 2018 and 2027, if current laws remain in place, those costs would total $1.9 trillion. it is important to note that cbo 's baseline is not intended to be a forecast of what will happen. it is meant to provide a neutral benchmark to policymakers to assess potential effects of policy decisions. it is predicated on the decision the laws that currently govern federal taxes and spending generally remain in place for the entire projection period. even if that did occur, and there were no changes to those laws before the end of that period, it would still not be possible to project budgetary and economic outcomes precisely, because many other factors are uncertain. our goal is to construct budget economic projections that fall in the middle of the distribution of po

. >>> and now after a bank robbery in scotts valley ended with three people under arrest. >> drama right here on kron 4. live this afternoon. primary suspect in the case had been on the run in a car stolen from law enforcement. the last two hours police say they're confident the robber is among those arrested. hermela aregawi takes us through exactly what happened. >> reporter: 30 hours dozens of officers and helicopter later, police say they got the guy who robbed the scotts valley bank yesterday morning around 11:00 and a few hours later stole an unmarked officer vehicle. police say around 5:00 this evening they spotted that stolen vehicle with three suspects inside. then strategically went in for capture. spot he drove around for a little bit. the officers had the great judgment to not force a confrontation with the individual. as evidenced by the fact we did not have a vehicle pursuit. no crashes. it was very methodical in how they went about taking the suspect into custody. >> reporter: two of the suspects were arrested without incident. one fled into a nearby apartment complex. whe

people with pre-existing conditions. this is what we want to achieve. but that's not what is happening under obamacare. >> the president-elect warned congress can't get cold feet because the american people will not let that happen. sandra? >> what are top democrats say agent this stage in the game? >> well, they have made fun of republicans for not having a concrete gop healthcare plan ready after years of saying they want to scrap obamacare. before house lawmakers left town last week, nancy pelosi sounded ready to northbound. >> the affordable care act, don't diminish the number of people covered, or increase the cost, do damage to medicare and medicaid, let's talk. >> the initial goal was repeal in a hurry and then replace later this year. now most republicans seem to want to do repeal and replace around the same time. sandra? >> all right. we have a lot more to learn on this. mike emmanuel, thank you. david goodfriend is the president of goodfriend government affairs, former deputy surrogate to bill clinton and former strategist to george w. bush. donald trump is promising health insuran

we have 20 million people under a dense fog advisory.ern for the folks in missouri and illinois where we're getting ready for an impactful ice storm approaching. right now we have 40 million people under a ice storm warning, freezing rain advisory or winter weather advisory across the united states. this is a slow moving system so it's going to take its time. and that allows it to dump significant ice in some areas. down to the south with its overrunning the cold air, very warm and moist air. as the participation falls, it's likely going to fall as rain and then freeze on contact in this section right here stretching from texas all the way over to washington, d.c. is where we have the potential to have some of that ice accumulation. the good news is at least wide spread we're looking a the the smaller totals. only around a quarter of an inch or less. however we do have a swath out to the west stretching from interstate 70 to i-40, especially over oklahoma where we could be looking at potential, up to three quarters of an inch of ice. thi

along that way will be apparently donald trump who says that he believes for existing conditions, people under 26 and all those things that help people that need help, that all of those ought to stay there but he has to get them funded. he doesn't have a rubber stamp on the funding. >> that's the point. a lot of democrats that i've talked to on the hill today, they're making that very point. you may not like tax increases and fees may not be popular but a system won't work without them if you want to keep the good stuff and eliminate the bad stuff. that's not a policy that can last. that's something that donald trump wants. as you said, there's some republicans that are antsy about this idea of repealing without something in place. like senator rand paul are not on board with that. the republicans have to figure out what they're going to do. they have to get a plan together, which as speaker ryan said, they have ideas. they don't have a plan. that plan actually has to work. otherwise, the democrats will really hit them with a messaging that they're making things worse instead of better. >> mil

we have almost 10 million people under an ice storm warning including st.s, kansas city, joplin, springfield, wichita, oklahoma city is in a freezing rain advisory. they are a close call how bad it's going to be. then areas like indianapolis, cincinnati, south of pittsburgh are under a freezing rain advisory. eventually, we'll get the freezing rain to omaha and des moines. looks like chicago, you're probably going to avoid a lot of icing with this storm, so that is the bulk of it. when you get problems with ice, when you get over an half inch of ice, you get the power lines coming down, the tree limbs to snap and break. as far as the icy accumulation map goes, again, very light accumulation of ice in areas of the southern ohio valley. the real problems are going to be north texas, oklahoma, kansas and the southern half of missouri. when you get up into the brighter colors here, the pinker shades, that's over a half inch. that's when we'll have significant impacts. again, we'll watch you closely here in northern oklahoma, areas of western kansas and all of s

overall 8 million people under warnings or advisories. throughout the day to storm begins to end. heavier is south of minneapolis and another 2 to 4 inches throughout this region throughout the day. that's a big look at the big weather story of the day. here is a look at the day ahead. >>> there is cold air to be found behind the storm system. 20s and 30s today. colorado, wyoming and up through the dakotas. d.c. near 60 degrees. >> pretty mild day today, little recovery time. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, candidates to fill the vacant supreme court seats. >>> and a train hitting an 18 wheeler, what's missing from the picture? we are back in two. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper jimmy dean delights frittatas. a delicious, savory egg breakfast, without all the bread and carbs. made with real ingredients. an excellent source of protein to help power through your morning. jimmy dean

. >> sleet up the east coast, 50,000,000 people under weather advisories.ou do when the snow cancels your swim meet? in virginia, they made a splash anyway diving in for a warm up that turned out cold. michael phelps never tried this. abc news, new york. >> plus a lot of "action news" viewers showed us their photographs as you can see. keep them coming all weekend long using the hash tag "6abc" action social media. stay with us throughout the weekend for the latest temperatures and more and check in often with storm tracker 6 live. well, the flu season is officially in full swing. according to the center for disease control and prevention, every state is reporting influenza outbreaks. so far this season, the influenza aid virus is seen frequently and the strain packs a wallop. it's not too late to get a vaccine. >> brother and sister have come forward with a tearful plea to help them find the person that murdered their brother. here's rick williams with the crime fighter report. >> jeffrey bones junior and ronda white talk highly of their brother tim chi mc

coverage purchased in the marketplace is and 1 million people are projected to be covered by the subsidized insurance marketplaces. the estimated 27 million under 65 will be uninsured on average in 2017. cbo currently estimates that in 2017, federal spending for people made eligible for medicaid coverage by the aca will be $70 billion into the net federal subsidies for the coverage maintained in a marketplaces will be $45 million. with a ten-year period between 2018 and 2087 for if the current law is in place there's two types of costs that would total $1.9 trillion. it's important to note the baseline is not intended to be a forecast of what will happen. rather, it's meant to provide a benchmark of the policymakers to assess the potential effects of policy decisions. the budget and economic projections are predicated on the assumption that the wall that currently govern the taxes and spending generally remain in place for the entire projection period. even if that gave her, there were no changes and there are no changes in the end of the period is still with not be possible to predict the outcomes precisely because many of the actors were unce

and have you seen people under the influence of legal highs? i have. what have they been like?e floor, they'll be lying on the benches. you know what i mean, theyjust lie there and they don't talk or nowt to you. and you just think, don't know what's wrong with you. they would come over to you with like a really drowsy look on their face and you couldn't understand a word they were saying. it's horrible! nationally, until may last year, you could buy legal highs across the counter in some shops and newsagents. but before that, newcastle was already closing these shops down. i remember smoking it. i remember having three draws of it, and i remember waking up four hours later on my bed and thinking, yeah, that's good. that makes me forget about all my problems. paul is 30 and is in and out of homelessness. he's been addicted to legal highs for several years. i was getting recognition and reward points for the top salesman. i had a nice house, the most beautiful girlfriend ever. i had a scooter. i had everything i could ever hope for. 12 months later, i'd lost everything. £250, £3

entrepreneurs, and they're members of the global shapers community, a worldwide network made up of young people under the age of 30 with plenty of motivation and commitment. stella: with 250 million people, we can actually do a lot, but the thing we are lacking at the moment is the right kind of resources, the right kind of skills, the mind set which could solve a lot of internal problems in this country and also globally. andreas: actually we have to promote more tolerance in society. it can be promoted through music, because in music we have so many different kind of sounds, different instruments, different genres but still we can create harmony. ♪ reporter: andreas arianto is banking on the power of music, and, together, the global shapers are banking on change. [applause] narrator: and finally, we head over to chile and try out a popular snack which is both food and drink in one. reporter: miguel oÑatelaria is dissatisfied. his snack bar is well situated. it's in the middle of the bus station in the chilean town of santa cruz. but things are slow this morning, so miguel tries to drum up a little

that is the 14th flu related death in california for people under the age of 65.r there have been 83 flu outbreaks, twice as many as a typical year. hospitalization rate for flu related illnesses are the highest they've been in 10 years. >>> president barack obama is in california tonight, but his flight ran into a little trouble here. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ all the care your family needs. all connected for you. they were set to start their new lives with a vacation in palm springs. but bad weat >>> a weather delay tonight for the obama family. they were set to start their new lives with a vacation in palm springs, but bad weather diverted their flight to riverside. then came this surprise. [ cheering ] so they lined the streets to irst family.. >> people at riverside heard the obamas were in town, so they lined up on the street to welcome the former first family. they cheered as you can hear there. the motorcade drove through the city headed for palm springs. >>> earlier the former president and

the new york times is looking at why there is a decline of people under the age of 18 in the boomingws the city has the lowest percentage of children in any of the largest 100 cities in america, leading to some residents being alarmed by the low numbers. and the south china morning post has the us president donald trump's latest news conference on its front pages. along with a picture of donald trump and kim jong—un impersonators touring the streets of hong kong. the paper reports on donald trumps probe into alleged voterfraud — despite there being no evidence. and fake news and facebook are currently sparking discussions online. and it's actually about trending. facebook is updating its ‘trending' feature. along with a number of changes, the company says it will no longer personalise trending topics based on someone's interests. facebook hopes its raft of changes will try and help prevent fake news from appearing in the trending feed. something that's been very controversial since the us presidential elections where people feared fake news on facebook may have influenced voters. als

says, "we would like to award you a gold star," and includes a yellow star of david that jewish people underazi occupation were supposed to wear during world war ii. >> the fact they knew we were jewish somehow. tom: she says in some ways it was more concerning than if it was a swastika. >> it is so much more we don't like the thing that you have done, so we have this extra way of making you feel afraid. tom: the police and rockville have indicated this could have been done by one suspect or multiple suspects. they are asking anyone with information to please call. live in rockville, montgomery county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. effort tonight to use love to overpower messages of hate in arlington. messages appeared this weekend on a dumpster. the police are investigating. bombrd on the source of threats that prompted the evacuation of jewish community centers in several areas, including maryland. this is video of children being evacuated from a school in miami. the jewish community center was evacuated. coats, gloves, scarves, these are all essential items as we push through another night of

jewish people under nazi occuation during world war two were supposed to wear that star. the letter also included the german word we'll hear from one of the victims, coming up at 5:30. new developments in the trump transition.. a confirmation hearing for one of the president-elect's cabinet picks has now pushed back. the hearing for secretary of education nominee "betsy devos", originially scheduled for tomorrow, is now delayed until next week. the move comes after democrats raised concerns that some background and ehtics reviews had not been finished yet. devos is one of four nominees that still need to be vetted. despite the one delay - other confirmation hearings will be begin as scheduled today. attorney general nominee, senator jeff sessions, will appear before the senate judiciary committe at 9:30 this morning. homeland security nominee, retired marine general john kelly, has his hearing in the afternoon. four other hearings are set for tomorrow - including for secretary of state nominee "rex tillerson". meanwhile, president obama will wrap up his presidency the sam

meant to harm, would you let them rid of the people right away, or next time make sure that people that were under possible suspicion to hurt you or your family did not make it into your home? i would. i believe any reasonable people way. feel the same this is not discrimination. this is not feeling one group is worse than another group. this is a very reasonable we live towards saying in this country. it is our home. we all are responsible for having it safe. measure to prevent people that we are not sure coming and hurting anyone here is only a reasonable thing to do. about those state department and government members who in some way feel distanced from the president, he is there. they have two choices, they can quit, which is what most of us do what we do not like the job or boss and find employment elsewhere, or they can do what they are asked to do. the rest of the conversations belongs at home with your friends, not in the press and scaring people that go about living their life and trying to psych everyone out, run around, and behave in and of noxious manner. --in an of noxious manner obno

so you are worried about people under you making a big mistake?yd: it was good training for the job i'm in now. i spend 99% of my time worrying about the 1% of things that could go wrong. it leveraged two things that are normally not virtues but in this context, it leveraged my add and my paranoia. david: when you became vice-chairman you were under hank, the ceo. you seemed to like it. and then georghe w. b eventually persuaded him, and he came back from the meeng saying he would take a job -- what did he say to you? did you feel like you are ready to be the ceo of goldman sachs? lloyd: i never felt like i was ready. i've been the ceo for 10 years and i don't feel like i'm ready to be the ceo. but it was a conversation. we kind of knew that he was being asked to do that job. he came back and he talked to me. i was very comfortable and i liked my job. for the previous 15 years, i was in the last job i could be in. i ported to people at the firm for a long time. i didn't think i would necessarily rise and have important things happen. he told me th

from those countries, but is saying during a 90 day review period it is no longer going to allow people in undert isa allow people in under the users. so it is a very limited action. it had a rational basis independent of religion or ethnicity —— under visas. so i don't see how a court ultimately is not going to say the president has the authority to do that. just looking at the figures, just from the moment, in the past a0 yea rs, just from the moment, in the past a0 years, you will know this, there has not been a single fatal terrorist attack in the us by anyone belonging to the seven nationalities targeted by these orders. it would have prevented the nine /11 attackers, they are not on the list, and rudy giuliani himself on tv mr trump asked him for a muslim band. he said that, made it quite explicit in his campaign rhetoric. mr trump said to ruijude —— campaign rhetoric. mr trump said to rui jude —— rudy campaign rhetoric. mr trump said to ruijude —— rudy giuliani, get yourself a panel of lawyers, find yourself a panel of lawyers, find yourself accommodation of words to make this legal. the

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snow in the northeast. 9 million people under winter weather advisory. isn't a big event. it has been helpful for the ski resorts to continue getting snow. no problems in boston, no problems in providence. still have a little bit of icy stuff. southern new england, hudson valley and as we go throughout the day it will warm up and will be melting. not a lot of additional snow. one or three more inches. maine, white and green mountains. we mention the heavy soaking maine from houston to shreveport. this is beneficial rain, about 1 to 3 inches expected. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. so we will clear things out as the day goes on. we'll get rid of some of the ice, too. we like to see temperatures in the mid 30s in central new england. speak of warmth, not bad in florida. temperatures in the 80s and soaring to 67 in atlanta. of course, the inauguration forecast coming up. this is an iffy one, guys. rain in the forecast. >> hopefully we can turn that around to make the festivities a little bit smoother without the rain. >>> just ahead, president-elect trump is faci

we have 10 million people under ice storm warnings from kansas to missouri even including st. louis, kansas city. freezing weather advisory including oklahoma, indianapolis. ten different states will be affected by this storm. this is one of our computer models. this is the rpm computer model predicting the amounts of ice. when you get above half inch that's where you get downed trees. it's pinpointing north texas, obamacare, southern kansas. that's a look at the big weather story of the day and now here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, you can see the clash of the air masses as we call it. 78 in san antonio but only 36 in amarillo. so the cold arctic air is trying to come down from the north. at the same time the warm air coming up from the gulf. that's the ingredients of our ice storm. it looks like the ice storm will be ending on sunday. on sunday kansas city has the nfl football game playoff. that will be very interesting to see how difficult that is. >> you know what, those fans, that's not going to stop them. >> the fans will be there. >> nothing slows down nfl f

eight million people under winter storm warnings or with weather weather advisories. in the middle of the country. little bit of snow in madison to green bay, as far as the snowball totals go, an additional two to four inches here in southern wisconsin, we're starting to add up our epic rainfall totals from the past weekend. it wasn't your average rain storm. san francisco had 66% of the january average this weekend alone. look at los angeles, 176% of your january afrage of you had five inche of s to the west coa. till school by arizona standards. phoenix, 56 degrees. just about everyone coast to coast is we're done with any winter storms for a while. >> take a deep breath. while we have it just ahead, three leading candidates to fill a vacant supreme court seat are revealed. plus the incredible images of a train hitting an 18-wheeler, watch, it's amazing here, but what's missing from the picture? we'll tell you when we're back in two. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can las

. ♪ four people under arrest in chicago in connection with an alleged brutal assault streamed live onebook. the video shows the suspect kicking punching and yelling at a mentally challenge man, while holding him his stage, inside of an apartment building. several people can be seen laughing and eating during the attack, victim is not the a chicago resident, is currently recovering from the incident. >>> pennsylvania state police investigators are checking items seized from two pawn shops to see if they were stolen. troopers raided two locations of capitol cash exchange in berks and montgomery counties yesterday. they say they were looking for products in the original packaging which they say was stolen from stores like home depot, lowes and target. police say shop's owner is in custody. >>> well, bensalem police caught a hit and run driver with help from eye "eyewitness news" viewer who seriously injured a bicyclist new years day. only "eyewitness news" was there when james hatcher turn himself in to police yesterday authorities say he was behind the wheel of the red chevy pickup truc

longer-term you will see how this will play out. , they have their skill sets to work for the american people under this administration and i believe that is the they will do and do with it well. for others we should all take a deep breath and collaborate. our view is common-sense regulation. the house in the senate not everybody agrees on this approach as there is still work to be done but those fears could be called as we see what really happens in that is just a matter of time. >> previous opec deals to limit production is there any reason to expect this is different than previous? make it is difficult to predict opec i will not even speculate on that but going back to the first question of the united states if you look at the longer-term trends of oil and gas of the 30 year cycle these are multi billion dollar capital intensive vestments so available to those trends and industry who would have thought three or four years ago opec would have these conversations? the race to energy has fundamentally changed the united states is becoming a he player that is so we should focus on rather than specul

director joyce hicks has been far aspire and i'll tell you this they working hard and across the city people under the circumstances is negative and not productive they've actually looked at this their own initiated to do better i can't sit here and see the occ be criticized with all the great work they're a national model national model other cities are following so unfair to sit here and leave this open-ended they're not doing their job we all can do a better job the occ and commission we're not perfect and want to make everybody happy but they're doing their job. >> next member of the public. >> my name is john jones may my comments please the commission i've been dissatisfied with the way the commission conducted the meetings for the following reasons with all due respect i couldn't follow the chiefs numbers i don't think that is fair to read off a series of fabulous that the chief did and not to criticize the community but as a member of the public i couldn't understand or retain all the numbers you read off with that manner the presentation didn't help me to appreciate the report or giving a

he is one of several people under investigation for allegedly committing fraud by not informing share holders about the issue earlier. prosecutors say that the number of suspects in the investigation has just grown from 21 to 37. >>> a pg&e was given the maximum sentence and fine of three million dollars for the deadly 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion and fire storm. it happened six and a half years ago in the crest the moore district of san bruno that. neighborhood still trying to recover. eight pomp were killed. many had life changing injuries. dozens of homes were destroyed. officials in san b republics uno are pleased the sentence. especially the court appointed monitor who will oversee pg&e's natural gas operations for five- years. >> all we are working for is being transparent and justice. the judge served justice today and the rest will come with the independent monitor over the next five-years at least. >> that court appointed monitor will oversee all of pg&e's business during a five- year probation period. the other penalties include the maximum fine, three million dollars t

do you believe, during this replacement time, we should be covering people under medicaid expansion, but moved to a program that is more flexible to provide more care under medicaid? rep. price: i think there ought to be better ways to provide care for the people on medicare. we are listening to the governors and the state insurance commissioners who provide care. senator bennett: i want to thank my colleagues from ohio for his graciousness and not going to o over. the goal hereice, is access to the highest quality coverage and the high school he health care from americans. i think that is a worthy goal. just piggybacking on wet senator portman was asking about, i am worried today, whether it is the affordable care act are not therefore do care act -- or not to the affordable care act. rural parts of this country or the state are not getting access to high-quality choices in terms of insurance. -- and ilittle bit think it is incumbent on all of us, whether we are trying to repeal the affordable care act or trying to fix the affordable care act, is incumbent on all of us not to make ma

" his administration will have, quote, insurance for everybody in place of obama care and said people under his new law would expect to have great health care. it will be in a much simplified form, much less expensive and much better. they will be beautifully covered. i don't want single payer. i want to be able to take care of people. >>> in his final network television interview before leaving office, president obama was bound to make some news and he did. while speaking to cbs's "60 minutes" the president said it was ultimately his decision to have the u.s. abstain from that controversial u.n. resolution demanding an end to israel's west bank settlements and said relations with israel have never wavered. >> was it your decision to abstain? >> yes. ultimately. >> why did you feel like you had to do that? >> well, first of all, steve, i don't think it caused a major rupture in relations between the united states and israel. if you're saying prime minister netanyahu got fired up, he's been fired up repeatedly during the course of my president presidency, around the iran deal and around our

. >> up first, a gambling raid in the east bay ends up with 20 people under arrest. >> taking a live look right now at the wednesday evening commute. this is interstate 80 in berkeley. university avenue is near the top of your screen. it is slow going there like it usually is at this time of night. >> here's a look at the conditions along highway 24, the headlights all head into walnut creek, very heavy in the commute direction there, but going in the other direction towards the caldecutt tunnel looks heavy as well. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> developing news now from san francisco, an investigation is under way after a body was found on muni tracks in an underground tunnel. we're told the body was discovered at about 3:00 this afternoon between the church street and castro stations. it's not clear yet h

that includes a rise of 89 per cent in the number of children and young people under 18 attending a&edescribe the figures as the tip of the iceberg. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports from birmingham. it's another day of unrelenting demand in the emergency department of birmingham's queen elizabeth hospital. is there any movement in terms of beds? patients are lining up on trolleys in the corridor, and the waiting room is packed. next customer, counter one, please. she's taken an overdose of some prescribed medication... the psychiatric team, based in the department, is dealing with a number of people who've tried to take their own lives. she had a follow—on plan, she'd taken an overdose the last time. among them, a woman in her early 20s. doctors have dealt with the physical affects of the overdose, but the root cause is her history of mental health problems. what's happened then? what's brought you to a&e today? i took an overdose, i went up to the train track. she is one of a rapidly increasing number of patients arriving at a&e's like this with psychiatric diffic

i'm assuming you were worried about people under you making a a mistake -- a big mistake.: it was good training for the job i'm in now. i spend 99% of my time worrying about the 1% of things that could go wrong. it leveraged two things that are normally not virtues but in this context, it leveraged my add and my paranoia. david: when you became vice-chairman you were under hank paulson, the ceo. you seemed to like it. and then george w. bush eventually persuaded him, and he came back from the meeting with george bush saying he would take the job what did he say to , you? did you feel like you are ready to be the ceo of goldman sachs? lloyd: i never felt like i was ready. i've been the ceo for 10 years and i don't feel like i'm ready to be the ceo of goldman sachs. but there was a conversation. we kind of knew that he was being asked to do that job. he came back and he talked to me. i was not hyperventilating to be ceo of goldman sachs. i was very comfortable and i like my place. for the previous 15 years, i was in the last job i could be in. other things opened up but i re

. >>> more than 24 million people in the u.s. under some type of winter advisory as a massive ice storm cripples parts of kansas and missouri. that same storm system is being blamed for this accident in utah. incredible pictures there. watch as this snowplow veers off the road and down an embankment a few hundred feet. that driver is expected to be okay. we start with a war of words between the president-elect and a civil rights icon, trump firing back at democratic congressman john lewis after the longtime congressman said this about trump's impending presidency to our own chuck todd. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians have participated in helping this man get elected. and they helped destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i miss since i've been in congress. you cannot be at home with something that you feel is wrong. >>> nbc's kelly o'donnell is outside trump towers this morning. obviously this is creating a ri