remi, you said that she was done by it.he's not at the point of the career to be asked to perform at an presidential inauguration. >> that's not nice. she's never looked better. she doesn't have any wrinkles. >> absolutely. >> she lost all that weight. >> she's not exactly an a list celebrity. that's all i mean. it's just reality. i grew up watching her show. >> do we know the a-list celebrities who are going to be performing? >> we will get to that in a moment. tom, you said trump is a very heavy metal. >> yes. >> could you picture him headbanging with the hair? >> the fact he has that hair. >> he'll never do it. >> i think the heavy metal community, they appreciate trump. >> i think they appreciate someone who keeps the same here for 30-40 years. i totally agree with that. anthony, you suggested a bruce springsteen tribute band. believe it or not, the band called the b street band, one of the biggest cover bands, they are performing at the garden state gala in washington, d.c. they are playing the inaugural. what a unique

is this going to turn women on, remi remi?k anyone i've actually dated has ever cleaned. i'm not sure if that would do it for me, i don't think so. >> tom: i'm trying to picture of this were reversed, if a commercial featured a guy and he was looking at this woman and then when he snapped out of it it was his and not hot wife. that would be offensive, wouldn't it? >> nothing screams sexy like cleaning the kitchen floor, regardless of anything. this commercial, i have to say, it's a little disturbing. first of all, with mr. clean, i did not exactly see where he came from, i don't know how he got in the house, did he spontaneously generate? this is a commercial that makes me sleep with a bat under my bed. >> tom: it's a nightmare, kmele, in the context of the commercial, she was in the shower with mr. clean, she was in the kitchen. >> she's filthy. disgraceful, she's a bad woman. a married woman, and all of this lusting after a cartoon is problematic, it reminds me of who framed roger rabbit. >> tom: jessica rabbit, i didn't fin

this is remi's last shift before retirement. >> good boy. it's a tough one. like i said i've been working with him for eight years on the streets come to work every day. the czech born shepherd was just 11 months old. >> good boy. >> reporter: remi's duties included searching cars and buildings for suspects, weapons and drugs leading to dozens of arrests. he's also been an ambassador for the police department doing up to 25 community events a year. >> he's very social so i can walk him around all the kids, they can play with him pet him. >> reporter: playing and petting will soon be remi's main responsibilities after a job well done. >> we'll see. we'll see when i go to work on monday and when i leave him behind he might realize it. so, he'll be sad. >> reporter: if you've never had a chance to meet rev remi you have one more. he's going to be honored february 13th at the westville council meeting n westville, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> nice job to remi there. >>> independence day came early in riverton burlington county today. the fire depart

remi, you said that she was done by it.he's not at the point of the career to be asked to perform at an presidential inauguration. >> that's not nice. she's never looked better. she doesn't have any wrinkles. >> absolutely. >> she lost all that weight. >> she's not exactly an a list celebrity. that's all i mean. it's just reality. i grew up watching her show. >> do we know the a-list celebrities who are going to be performing? >> we will get to that in a moment. tom, you said trump is a very heavy metal. >> yes. >> could you picture him headbanging with the hair? >> the fact he has that hair. >> he'll never do it. >> i think the heavy metal community, they appreciate trump. >> i think they appreciate someone who keeps the same here for 30-40 years. i totally agree with that. anthony, you suggested a bruce springsteen tribute band. believe it or not, the band called the b street band, one of the biggest cover bands, they are performing at the garden state gala in washington, d.c. they are playing the inaugural. what a unique

music from keyshia cole with french montana and remy ma., it's very uncomfortable here tonight. i won't go into why. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night jamie dornan, adam scott, with music from tucker beathard our first guest tonight is one of those rare former child stars who never went to jail. she has one oscar on her shelf and is nominated for another one for her performance in "jackie" which is in theaters now. please welcome natalie portman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look beautiful, you look fantastic. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: people must be extra impressed when they see you now, pregnant and glowing and all those good things that pregnant women do. >> thank you. yeah, they're very -- i feel like they're very careful with me. everyone's like, oh, you don't have to stand up, that's okay. and i'm like, i can stand up out of a chair. still. >> jimmy: do people let you in front of them? extra courteous? >> the bathroom line is one i'll take. >> jimmy: that is nice that people do that. i guess they relate. almost l

this is remi's last shift before retirement. >> it's a tough one.ike i said i've been working with him eight years on the street comes to work with me every single day twelve hours. it's tough. >> officer ewi started working with him when he was 11 months old. >> good boy. >> remi's duties including searching cars and buildings for suspectsen weapons and drubz. leading to dozens of arrests. he's also been ambassador for the police department doing up to 25 community events a year. >> he's social i would walk him to the keds and play and pet with him. >> i plaque and pest will soon be his main responsibility after a job well done. >> we'll see. we'll see when i go to work monday and when i leave him behind he might rerealize. it he'll be sad. >> if you every had a chance to meet remi you have one more. he'll be honored february 13 westville council meeting. in westville, i'm brian. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> and still ahead on eyewitness news do you struggle to fall asleep. health reporter stephanie shows you simple song that song that could hold the s

loic remy hit the post for last year's losing finalists in the first half — but they survived a scaredyce, not happy to get that replay forced on him. my disappointment was the fact that we treated, and —— created good chances in the first half, but the most pleasing thing, we have not conceded a goal. we will take the clean sheet scenario, and try to deliver that at west ham next week. typical fa cup. drizzly. wet. two teams giving their all. and not a lot of quality in front of goalfrom all. and not a lot of quality in front of goal from our point of view touchable. —— particularly. let's have a look at the rest of the day's results.... we were hoping for possibly some more shocks. brighton continue good form. bristol city struggling. everton out. leicester city had not won away in the league all season. but coming from behind. romelu lukaku but coming from behind. romelu lu ka ku for everton, but coming from behind. romelu lukaku for everton, musa for leicester city. and some of the other results. huddersfield town, i think they could get a good run. hull city. battle of the new ma

a local church in piedmont, south carolina, issued a remi remind reminder. if you made promises on clemson's last drive, service starts at 10:00 a.m. i was on the sideline when they scored the final touchdown. i saw players and coaches and mascots down on one knee. they may have a packed house. >> i love that. good for them. coy, thanks. >>> 27 minutes past the hour. unusual moment as the director of national intelligence reaches out to address concerns over the clash with the media. more on the press conference next. and you're talking to youro doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blo

for me, this was just another part of my job and i was remying quickly. >> reporter: quick -- replying quickly. >> quickly, it started trending on social mead media. the mother said she is thank for. >> i did hear about katie being fired and it was totally uncalled for. poor decision on the district's part. >> it is not something to fight or be fired over. >> the district said she uses the wrong tone. >> the student later tweeted, he didn't take nash's tweet personally. and thought it was funny. >> i know my intentions. and i have been really overwhelmed by the community and their support. and their belief in me that my intentions were good. account and lesli and adam, she said she's already started looking for a new job. reporting live tonight in frederick, stephanie gailhard, wusa 9. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> police have arrested the wife of the gunman responsible for the orlando nightclub massacre. noor salmon is charged with aiding and abetting, as well as obstruction of justice, after being arrested in san francisco. s.w.a.t. team members killed her huds, omar mateen back in ju

thank you, remy. next speaker, please. >>-jenkins. staff of mercy now. long, visitation valley residents. advocate for the youth. we have been waiting for this for a long time. we feel like this is one of the things that's going to change a lot of our young people's lives change the community. where it will be a very positive thing. this is going to create jobs for our kids. this is actually going to change the way our kids think because they will actually feel like they are part of the rest of san francisco. befriend has been changing for the past 20 years. this unit over to hunters point but they have not seen it in visitation now. it's been a long time coming for something positive like this change. this way we can actually get a lot of jobs to our young people and get them off the street and help them be productive citizens. that's why we brought some of our young men so they can speak up for them subject i just want to thank you, guys the support. this is something the help of the okemos action getting on the ground you have not seen something like

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mary -- remy -- lee arry. this occurs over time. how many virginia women had been to france? life at theerienced lofty heights of monticello? were for us to assume that sally hemmings is not a sophisticated individual. hemmings told her children that jefferson was their father. all of the children of sally hemmings were freed when they became adults. jefferson inomas private letters referenced his relationship. it's not a slamdunk. i think the case is pretty compelling that jefferson and sally hemmings did in fact have a relationship. me that really sealed the deal was the discovery of this photograph. [laughter] thank you all very much. [applause] >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> each week, american history tv, american artifacts visits historic places and museums. the national building museum in washington, d.c. was known as the pension building in 1885 when grover cleveland's

thank you, remy. next speaker, please. >>-jenkins. staff of mercy now. long, visitation valley residents. advocate for the youth. we have been waiting for this for a long time. we feel like this is one of the things that's going to change a lot of our young people's lives change the community. where it will be a very positive thing. this is going to create jobs for our kids. this is actually going to change the way our kids think because they will actually feel like they are part of the rest of san francisco. befriend has been changing for the past 20 years. this unit over to hunters point but they have not seen it in visitation now. it's been a long time coming for something positive like this change. this way we can actually get a lot of jobs to our young people and get them off the street and help them be productive citizens. that's why we brought some of our young men so they can speak up for them subject i just want to thank you, guys the support. this is something the help of the okemos action getting on the ground you have not seen something like

sincere remy in a there, right.you what we have on the way, breaking down the philippine gdp figures with a senior economist, asking how the trump effect may influence further growth. ♪ rishaad: we were looking at what happened with the philippine g in line.dp bank in l thank you for coming along. you just said that it is always like that, doing very well, 6.7% bang in6.8% for 2016, line. it is a great story. >> this is partly due to the fact they had an election year. you usually have an increase in consumption and a release of an top investment. this is one of the reasons why growth accelerated in 2016 verses 2015, and we think this trend will continue into 2017. not only is it having an upturn edit cycle, plenty of demand -- rishaad: and the promise whether it is there or not, a huge amount of spending on infrastructure. >> he wants to raise infrastructure spending by 9 trillion pesos by 2022, the end of his term, $180 billion. it is not just public spending. on thes to focus public-private partnership involving

i don't know why we were remi reminded of the firing of harry truman and a thuthentication si he was the most popular man at the time. truman said i didn't fire mcature because he was an s.o.b., which he was. he said i fired him because he was dumb. do you remember that quote? as only harry truman could have put it, an individual that history treats with much more admiration and respect than it did at the time. the more i study the more i appreciate that moment. it took enormous courage to dispense for the services of arguably one of the most popular americans. it's hard to describe the way americans were war heros at that time. would you have any can close comments or have you had enough? i thank the witnesses. this has been very helpful. >> thank you, sir. >>> coming up wednesday morning we are opening up to get your thoughts on senator jeff sessions confirmation hearing. washington journal live beginning at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> watch live coverage of all of president-elect trump's confirmation hearings. we'll show you the hearings live as they h

thank you, remy. next speaker, please. >>-jenkins. staff of mercy now.ong, visitation valley residents. advocate for the youth. we have been waiting for this for a long time. we feel like this is one of the things that's going to change a lot of our young people's lives change the community. where it will be a very positive thing. this is going to create jobs for our kids. this is actually going to change the way our kids think because they will actually feel like they are part of the rest of san francisco. befriend has been changing for the past 20 years. this unit over to hunters point but they have not seen it in visitation now. it's been a long time coming for something positive like this change. this way we can actually get a lot of jobs to our young people and get them off the street and help them be productive citizens. that's why we brought some of our young men so they can speak up for them subject i just want to thank you, guys the support. this is something the help of the okemos action getting on the ground you have not seen something like th

be money row, buchanan, marshal, risk, kissinger yb schultz, baker, hague, christopher and powell remie reminus that military leaders are most often the most competent leaders of foreign policy. one could argue it is almost as if america has a phobia of civilian control of diplomacy t. their achievements were so notable we often forget they served in the military at all. general mattis is warrior. he will put the united states above all other concerns and will uphold and defend the constitution. el do it with humility, distinction, honor and continued selfless service. he needs to be waiver end confirmed immediately for the good of our warriors who serve and defend us at night and for the good of the country. thank with you be mr. chairman. i yield back my time. >> gentleman yield back. i'm not going to cut anybody off. i just want members to know in roughly 30 minutes we will have about an hour's worth of vote on the floor. we just want to keep that in mind. mr. garmindi. >> thank one mr. chairman. with great respect to my colleague and respent comment he made this is in no way demeani

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thank you, remy. next speaker, please. >>-jenkins. staff of mercy now. long, visitation valley residents. advocate for the youth. we have been waiting for this for a long time. we feel like this is one of the things that's going to change a lot of our young people's lives change the community. where it will be a very positive thing. this is going to create jobs for our kids. this is actually going to change the way our kids think because they will actually feel like they are part of the rest of san francisco. befriend has been changing for the past 20 years. this unit over to hunters point but they have not seen it in visitation now. it's been a long time coming for something positive like this change. this way we can actually get a lot of jobs to our young people and get them off the street and help them be productive citizens. that's why we brought some of our young men so they can speak up for them subject i just want to thank you, guys the support. this is something the help of the okemos action getting on the ground you have not seen something like