. >> megyn: i am such a pollyanna.uch a pollyanna that i wanted to do this story about this guy and cats. >> 2016 -- how long have you been waiting to get adopted? you like hungry cats? we've got some of the hungriest cats you've ever seen. how did you get so small? you never stop eating. our cats are so fantastic, and excited about going home with you. we are practically giving them away. you like black cats? we've got the blackest cats you've ever seen. you like big cats? we've got the biggest cats you've ever seen. >> megyn: oh. that's sweet. >> he is a contractor at a property management company, he volunteers at that place for kids. do this for me, and then read it put it up. the point is for cats to get homes, he is a mini star. >> megyn: they got some big notions but they're not getting the cats adopted. they need help. roughly 300 resident shelters there need help. it's called fur kids. in atlanta. i would like a cat that high-fives on cue. >> i get cat videos. what's going on? i need a new producer, agent, i n

was theresa may's upbeat speech about a mutually beneficial eu divorce a tad pollyanna—ish? of eu leaders today, the answer to that would be yes. the french boss of the imf told newsnight has this warning. when you belong to a club, whatever that is, either sports or intellectual, whatever, the members of the club have a degree of affinity and particular terms under by they operate. somebody outside the club, sport or intellectual or whatever, have a different access. pascal lamy, also french, was both the eu trade commissioner and the head of the world trade organisation. will he offer a crumb of comfort? post election chaos in gambia tonight. the defeated president refuses to go, thousands flee fearing bloodshed, as nigerian and sengalese military forces prepare to take action. what's it like to watch on as your country is under threat? and could trump be a tyrant in the making. we consult plato. eventually, he stands alone, offering the addled, distracted, and self—indulgent citizens a kind of relief from democracy‘s endless choices and insecurities. good evening. now tha

.>>> chief meteorologist pollyanna is tracking -- paul vienna has more.>> the north bay mountains have been exacerbated the most. napa county sonoma county, title loma north to santa rosa, said alana -- st. helena, inverness all getting steady rainfall. san ramon walnut creek and lafayette getting steady rainfall. all of this ahead of the storm that will be here tomorrow evening causing another flash flood watch. we also have the king tides, there's a coastal flood advisory. it will also be windy with high winds in the high elevations. added up, it's a smaller version than what we had on the weekend with another storm tomorrow. we will talk about timing and which our will be the wettest coming up. >>> in santa cruz county despite all the rain there is an emergency water shortage. betty? >> reporter: that's right liska all the rainwater we got that went into rivers and streams, that water is not treatable, the kind that is close to a pipeline that goes through the redwood park. the rain saturated ground so much it ruptured pipelines across the shortage. one of the city's majors pipeline

i don't know everything will be pollyanna or pie in the sky. there are times we will have to have real discussion as far as which direction we may be wanting to go. as of right now, i think it is incumbent on congress to do everything we can to work with the new administration. this is the president the people have selected. scott: the rsc this week engaged with donald trump on twitter responding to one of his health care tweets. is this something we will see more with the rsc? rep. walker: i think so. and here is why. a former chairman of the republican study committee was mike pence. nearly a decade ago. having someone in the white house, the vice president-elect, who has served in the same role, really opens up the lines of medication when it talks about the agenda and the legislation. we want to take more of a position where we are proactive rather than reactionary. lindsey: you mentioned there will be areas where the president-elect and congress might disagree. one that people predict my cause trouble is the infrastructure package the pres

>> i hope i don't sound like a pollyanna, but i'm optimistic. i think it's well founded. business is doing great, we are coming off one of the most successful years in the history of the company. we just finished sending two companies out of hilton. the company we took public at the end of 2013 is now three public companies and hilton, the core hilton park and hilton grand vacations, both of these companies are off to a roaring start. we launched a new brand last year, the most successful brand launched in our history, the most successful brand launch in the history of the business. we signed 400 deals in the first year. and, we did more on the development side than we've ever done. we signed more rooms, over 100,000 rooms that went into archived line last year. we started 75,000 rooms and opened more than one hotel a day. we opened 50,000 rooms. so, i'm optimistic in the sense that -- we had one good year means we will always have a good year, but we have a fair amount growth sideon the coming into this year. while there is pessimism in davos, i remain on the optimistic

nothing pollyanna in saying this. all have an election coming up next year for the united states congress. people have a chance to get a clipboard and as president obama counseled, run for office. more practically for most people, we have a chance to throw the bums out in 2018 and throw the president out in 2020. it's all right there in the constitution. and a lot more. those who marched today are rather crunched into the parade route as several people close to me did, exercised their civic and physical muscles. they got to feel what it's like to join with like-minded others and let the world know what they think. and don't think the world didn't hear you. those pictures of women gathering in protests have gone around the world. marches were held in over 50 countries today. we once thought the duty of citizens to show up for elections and step back into your own world and vaguely keep track of what's happening. i get the feeling the election of donald trump and the way he won that election is going to change all that.

these may sound like pollyanna kinds of unbelievable expectations. mean, lawrence berkeley national lab is certainly not a lightweight. but there's another report that came out with very similar conclusions from the rocky mountain inside fout an energy think tank that found enormous possibility for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions as well as reduction of costs and the expenditure of operating vehicles. frankly i think there's a really good economic argument for why it will happen that way and why we should believe the fact that urban car ownership's days are numbered because if you think about an individual making a decision on how they want to get around on a monthly basis if they're comparing in their household budget the costs of owning a car with that lease, with that car payment, insurance, parking perhaps in an urban environment and then comparing it to a greatly reduced cost of transportation away service, walking, biking, autonomous electric, lyft rides, transit combined together. that package on the shared side is going to be much, much

there's nothing pollyanna in saying this.all have an election coming up next year for the united states congress. people have a chance to get a clipboard and as president obama counseled run for office. more practically for most people we americans have a chance to throw the bums out in 2018 and throw the president out in 2020. it's all right there in the constitution. and a lot more. those who marched today or crunched into the parade route as several people close to me about exercised their civic as well as physical muscles. they got to feel what it's like to join with like-minded others and let the world know what they think. and don't think the world didn't hear you. those pictures of women gathering in protest have gone round the world. in fact, marches were held in over 50 countries today. we'd runs thought the duty of a citizen is to show up for leaks and then step back into your own world and vaguely keep track of what's happening. i get the feeling the election of donald trump and the way he won that election is goin

these may sound like pollyanna, unbelievable expectations. i mean, lawrence berkeley national laboratory is certainly not a lightweight. there was another report that just came out with very similar conclusions from the rocky mountain institute. an energy think tank found them -- enormous responsibilities. including the expenditure of cost for operating vehicles. there is a really good economic argument for why it will happen that way and why we should leave the fact that urban car ownership's days are numbered. if people are comparing in their household budget the cost of owning a car with that lease, with a car payment, insurance costs, parking in an urban environment, and then comparing it to greatly reduced costs of transportation as a service, walking, biking, on-demand autonomous transit. that package on the shared side is going to be much cheaper than what the cost of car ownership is. it will be a much more dramatic difference. that is what will precipitate a shift a way from car ownership. it will bring benefits rather than being the

pollyanna,ound like unbelievable expectations. there was another report that just came out with very similar conclusions from the rocky mountain institute. an energy think tank found them -- enormous responsibilities. including the expenditure of cost for operating vehicles. there is a really good economic argument for why it will happen that way and why we should leave the fact that urban car ownership stays or numbers -- day's are numbered. comparing in their household budget the cost of owning a car with that lease, with a car payment, insurance costs, parking in an urban environment, and then comparing it to greatly reduced costs of transportation as a service, walking, biking, on-demand .utonomous transit that package on the shared side is going to be much cheaper than what the cost of car ownership is. it will be a much more dramatic difference. that is what will precipitate a shift a way from car ownership. it will bring benefits rather than being the potential negatives in the public realm. >> i totally agree. i think it i