i have spoken of the shining city all my political life. but i don't know if i ever quite communicated what i saw when i said it. but in my mind, it built on -- it was a tall proud city, built on rocks, stronger than oceans, windswept, god blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds, living in harmony and peace. a city with ports that hung with commerce and creativity. and if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors. and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. that's how i saw it. and see it still. and how stands the city on this winter night? more prosperous, more secure, and happier than it was eight years ago. but more than that, after 200 years, 2 centuries, she still stands strong and true on the granite ridge, and her glow is held steady no matter what storm. and she is still a beacon. still a magnet for all who must have freedom. for all the pilgrims from all the lost places who are hurtel -- hurtling through the darkness we have done our part. , and as i walk off into the city streets, a final

the shining city on a hill. where is equality for all people? was createdthat from separating from england, freedom of religion, no taxation without representation, where have we gone to? donald trump wants to build a wall. i grew up watching ronald reagan tear down a wall. echoing hisn hero mind -- who will be the person to tear down donald trump's wall 50 years from now? this is insane. the 24.9% of hatred in this country is here. we've grown up with the ku klux klan and racism for a long time. we fight against racism and religious intolerance for a long time. this is unacceptable. and our leaders and political office need to do something about donald trump for he is absolutely destroying the integrity, the respect and the love the world used to have for america. we are deeply saddened, the youth of today, the disenfranchised -- we hope and his that donald trump turns eye toward russia firmly as he has turned his eye towards others he opposes. host: aaron mentioned the border wall. we have some sound from president trump from that interview th

compared to reagan and yet you think of reagan and you remember him talking about america as this shining cityorning in america was one of these famous sayings. now it's like it is the dead of night in america and it is dangerous out there. do you think thatis dangerous out there. do you think that is what people will take from it? many people will listen to be worked america first without the historical context of the 1930s. america first, america jobs, bring backjobs. infrastructure. certainly his supporters, this is what they wa nted his supporters, this is what they wanted to hear. people who are not trump plans just really don't believe what he is saying about, for example, infrastructure. —— fans. he talks about building highways, tunnels, airports. in fact, and he said new, by the way. if you strike out the words new, you know hill just improve the infrastructure. he says it will be $1 trillion infrastructure programme. the markets are on his side and are excited about the spending. he has also said that the spending by the government will be less than 200 billion and the rest of the mo

that ought to be a shining city on a hill. instead, its finances are in the toilet. we talked about the violence, they've done about 750 homicides in 2016. that substantially higher than 2015. 70% of these homicides are unsolved. in a city that is a third white, a third black and a third hispanic, 70% of them are black on black. i have no idea where his policy is on that. >> sean: by the way, are you following this hysteria on some of the other networks about the russian spies and what might've been on donald trump? there might have been blackmail material? he is tweeting tonight that of course it is fake news. and he pointed out that michael was never in prague and a lot of what has reported tonight has not been verified on other networks. what you make of that? >> i think donald trump is bothered by the notion if it was not for vladimir putin, he would not have won the presidency. we have a bunch of conflict. george w. bush was lying on all 16 of our intelligence agencies, people are yelling that. i'm not sure who to believe. i do want to say this, becoming preside

welcome to trump's america, a shining city on a... psych! laughter ) and at dulles airport, a five-year-old iranian boy was detained for hours and kept from his mother. or as kellyanne conway calls it, "alternative daycare." ( applause ) it's a reasonable term! it's a reasonable term! ( applause ) >> jon: man! >> stephen: now, all of this is upsetting, if you're one of those people who thought about it. which is why tens of thousands of protestors spontaneously demonstrated at airports all around the country. ( cheers and applause ) look at that. tens of thousands. >> jon: thousands of people. >> stephen: do you have any idea how angry people have to be to voluntarily go to j.f.k? ( laughter ) just walk to your destination. it's quicker. people were so angry that at seattle's seatac airport, police released pepper spray into the crowd. still healthier than panda express. and there was outrage all over the world. a member of iraq's parliament said that following the ban, "it is very likely that iraq will stop granting u.s. citizens entry visa

president reagan talked about the shining city on the hill. here is what i want you to do. rebecca had you do your power pose and i want you to do your liberty pose. i want you to think about the foundation. i want you to stand up. stand up because the foundation is what gives you strength. your foundation is what gives you strength, it is your moral core, your character. i want you to feel the strength you have. the foundation. i want you to feel it in your legs. focus on your legs and feel the strength you have there. feel the strength that you have when you stand up for something that is important to you. does everybody feel that? how many of you feel that? sometimes it is hard to stand for a long time. the statue of liberty has been standing since 1886. do not complain. you have strength in your legs. now, feel the strength in your arms. when there is work to do and you use your arms to get to work done, that strength is there. stand up straight. feel the strength you have in your backbone. being a leader is tough and sometimes you have to stand up and make tough decisi

president reagan talked about a shining city on the hill. we'll do some liberty pose.i want you to think about the foundation. so i want you to stand up. stand up because the foundation is what gives you strength. right? your foundation is what gives you strength. your moral cords, ethical cords, your character, and want it you to feel the strength. so feel it in your legses. focus on your legs and feel the strength that you have there. the strength that you get when you stand up for something that it important to you. how many of you feel that sometimes it's tough to tor stand for a long time. the statue of lisch has -- linter liberty has been standing since 1886. then feel the strength in your arms. when there's work to do, and you use your arms to get the work done, that strength there is for each and every one of you. stand up straight and feel the strength you have in your backbone. being a leader is tough and sometime outside have to stand up and make tough decisions. but you have that strength in your backbone. hold your arm up. she's been doing it since 1886. a

we say we are the shining city on the hill. all the world looks up to us because of our ideas.ounds like epoxy. it is difficult for a young ideals, toose his lose his illusions. it is very painful, that cognitive dissonance. it is psychologically painful when you don't go when you have orders to go. which do you choose? you're like a computer that breaks down. the boy scout pledge says to be honest. that is all i have to say. i'm for it. host: john in pennsylvania this morning. a few tweets as well. jody saying -- carol says -- richard rogers says -- victor is in nevada. opposes the president's move. good morning. victor, are you with us? we will go to alicia in baltimore, maryland. also opposes. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for opening the phones to dialogue for regular people like me. i do oppose because information is a very, very delicate commodity. when you have the ability to have information or insight on something that is very, very delicate, that can put lives in danger, lives outside of this country come inside of this country, doesn't matter, our liv

speech, matt, be about an argument, or should the speech be about a thank you and america's a shining citythe hill? and there's a big difference there. >> that's right. and let me just say from a personal standpoint, think president obama's someone who you can admire; good husband, good father. he's handled himself well as president in a personal way, but i think the results are where he has a big problem. look, you have three ways to judge president is sayses; did you get reelected, bipartisan, major accomplishments and did you get succeeded by someone of your own party. he's 1 for 3. unfortunately, he doesn't get to write the history, the historians do that. the results are where he has a problem. leland: george w. bush was famous for saying it was the historians who will write the history a long time after we leave, although people tend to do it now in 140 characters. gentlemen, thanks for being here, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, leland. shannon: coming up, u.s. consulate official injured after being shot at a popular mexico shopping mall. the latest details in that invest

ronald reagan said we are the shining city on the hill. wanted -- i want you to think about that and think about what the president has done to aggravate more than half of the american population come almost everyone of our pop -- of our allies. host: would you call yourself a republican? or democrat? caller: i am a pragmatist, a middle of the road guide. i'm really proud american. i'm proud that we stood tall for so long. we are going to lose the ability to do that if the president keeps aggravating all our friends. host: speaking of tweeting, as you know, the president treated out yesterday that he wanted an investigation into his claims of a voter fraud. the headline in the "washington post." during his first interview with abc news, trump talked about a possible investigation into voter fraud. , becausemp: i said it what is going on with order fraud is horrible. -- with voter fraud is horrible. voteld've won the popular if i had campaigned for the voter -- the popular vote. i would've gone to a couple of places that i did not go to. i

traditional ideas of democracy promotion, or the spread of freedom, or the idea of america being the shining cityll. charlie: what would you say if someone were to ask you, what are the principal influences on his international thinking? jeffrey: i would go back to the idea that he's fundamentally jacksonian in his responses to the world. developed by was walter russell, the political scientist. mainresponse has two components. it is named after andrew jackson. -- put nation's president of a bygone era. it is kind of anti-imperialist inion, not really interested engagement with the world. you can call it veering towards isolationism, little bit. the second part is, if you mess with the united states, we will kill you. it is not isolationist in the sense that it doesn't believe in military force. it actually believes in crushing military force. you see the two pieces of this. one is, when donald trump says we will not rebuild the middle east, we are not going to do this or that. you see it also when he says we will build a wall. that is the physical manifestation of his feeling, let's keep the wor

substantively speaking by stylistically lighten up and give us more of the city on the hill shall the shining city, while being ruthlessly pragmatic and he wants that pipeline, going to build it here and that steel is going to come and the pipeline is going to be built here, but the pipeline will cost more coming from the steel mills, that's an exact. liz: and aspirations and-- >> it's not that difficult, and substantively speaking, his agenda has been a very, you know, he is honoring every one of his campaign pledges. you know, he has been-- he's following through with these executive orders and while i may disagree with what he's doing, he's being very, in terms of morality and honesty to his own character. liz: the media says he's lying. >> when you call someone-- chris mathews, i worked with chris mathews for eight years at cnbc, you cannot use hitler or nazis, when you're talking about the president of the united states, for goodness sakes. those are people that committed genocide and killed 6 million jews. when you call hitlerion on anybody, you're perverting history and insulting a lot of p

ronald reagan said we're a shining city on a hill. that is noonger the case with this kind oorder. i also would say this isn't just immoral. this is not just wrong. this is dumb. this is making us weaker, as senator mccain said today, it's emboldening terrorists, making it harder for us to work with our muslim allies around the world and causing isis and al qaeda, giving them propaganda material to go out and recruit more terrorists not reduce terrorism. >> do you agree with that, that this is a propaganda tool to isis and the like? >> sure, they're terrific at propaganda, producing propaganda material all the time. i don't know that -- they can use things we do and lie about what we do in propaganda. that's what propaganda is. look, it's really inaccurate to call it a muslim ban. these are all muslim countries, correct. but there are other 40 countries that are not banned. i don't like the way this is implemented. it could have been done a much different way and communicated better. it has to do with religion if you're going to mention christians and radical islamic extremism. we

the shining city on the hill. and what do we get?ny times he's been on the "time" magazine cover. it's disgusting, wolf. i mean, i don't know what else to say. you can't do that if you're the president. >> did you know any of those 117 cia officers who were killed in the line of duty? >> yes, i did know. i mentioned jennifer matthews because i knew her. that was the double agent from al qaeda who came into a base in afghanistan, a cia base who was supposed to be a cia agent who was actually working for al qae qaeda. he detonated himself when he was being accepted into a meeting on that base. among them was jennifer matthews. unbelievable you have to sit there and talk about yourself instead of honoring those who did more than you did. >> jim sciutto, i know that you've spoken to a lot of cia officers who are totally upset by what the president did. >> absolutely. echoing phil's point there, because it's personal for them. these are real people. keep in mind, cia work has gotten more dangerous in the last 10, 15, 20 years. the number

that ought to be a shining city on a hill. instead, its finances are in the toilet. we talked about the violence. they've done about 750 homicides in 2016. that's substantially higher than 2015. 70%, by the way, sean, of these homicides are unsolved. in a city that is a third white, a third black, and a third hispanic, 70% of them are black on black. i have no idea where his policy is on that. >> sean: i by the way, are you following don't know either. this hysteria on some of the other networks about the russian spies and what might'veu been told donald trump? and what barack obama might have heard? there might have been blackmailable material? donald trump is tweeting tonight that of course it is fake news. and he pointed out that michael cohen was never in prague and a lot of what has reported tonight has not been verified on other networks. but is that hysteria to run with a story before any verification. what you make of that? >> i think donald trump is bothered by the notion that, but for vladimir putin, he would not have won the presidency. we have a bunch of

city's premier league title. the thank the fa ns premier league title. the thank the fans and the players, and said the football gods must have been shining on leicester city marched to the title. it was a fantastic evening for me, only to be here with a lot of legends, and now to win this award. i am crazy now, i am very crazy. thank you, thank you so much. from both me and of course i wa nt to much. from both me and of course i want to thank both my family, my wife, my agents, my germans, my players, —— my chairman, without the players it is difficult for the manager to win something, and also oui’ manager to win something, and also ourfans. i manager to win something, and also our fans. i think manager to win something, and also ourfans. i think what manager to win something, and also our fans. i think what happened last season our fans. i think what happened last season in england was amazing, was something strange. the god of football said leicester must win. carli football said leicester must win. ca rli lloyd has football said leicester must win. carli lloyd has been named as fever‘s best women's player. cristiano ronaldo has also been named as feve

his challenge is to keep swansea city a shining light in the premier league. ola has said he's not ready to quit management. guardiola was clarifying comments he made in an interview earlier this week, in which he was quoted as saying he was "arriving at the end' of his career." i'm not going to retire in two or three years. i love myjob. i have a place to do myjob, especially here in england. i'm going to try and succeed. i want to do something else in my life. but i will be a manager for the next three, four, five, six, seven years. a bit of transfer news from today and everton have signed ade—mola lookman for £11 million pounds from charlton. the 19 year old forward, who's played for england u20's, only broke into the charlton first team last season. he's described it as a dream move and says he's ready to make the step up from league one to the premier league southampton‘s executive director of football, les reed, has revealed that captain jose fonte has handed in a transfer request at st mary's. fonte rejected new terms on his current contract offered to h

people picked up on the american carnage line, people want to know where the hope, where the shining city on a hill is and eugene's take on it is that there are people who look at all that and say there is an element of aspiration. >> sure. i think that's fair and what i think trump does well is he brands himself. not just him but his family as well. they're international branders. there's no reason they shouldn't take that skill and apply it to what they're doing now. people, you know, around the world have associated the trump brand with a high level of quality, elegance, refinement, you know, luxury, that's what they've been selling and that's what they did sell during the campaign during a lot of people. can they deliver that sort of high standard of living and that sort of image on the ground? >> a guy who lives in a marble tower is the -- is the hope for people who feel like they don't have any hope in the working class. >> but he needs her. by the way, i'm going to wear north face this weekend. he needs her. she softens her. >> ivanka or melania? >> both of them really. but having

traditional ideas about democracy promotion or the spread of freedom or the idea of america being a shining city on a hill. >> rose: what would you say if someone asked you what are the principal influences on his international thinking? >> well, i would go back to this idea he is fundamentally jacksonian in his responses to the world, the jacksonian-american response was, i think, developed by walter russell mead, the political scientist. the jacksonian response has sort of two main components, named after andrew jackson, obviously, pugnacious president of a bigone era. the first component is an anti-imperialist notion, not really interested in engagement in the world, in a lot of ways you could call it veering toward isolation i'm a little bit. the second component is the part where it says, if you mess with the united states, we will come and kill you. so it's not ice lanessist in the sense that it doesn't believe in military force, it actually believes in kind of crushing military force, and that's when, you know, you see two pieces of this. one is when donald trump says we're not going to r

city's premier league title. he thanked fa ns premier league title. he thanked fans and players and said the football gods must have been shining on leicester city as theyched to the title. what a fantastic evening for me. only to be here with a lot of legends, and now to win this award, iam of legends, and now to win this award, i am a crazy man, i am very crazy. thank you so much. thank you for voting for me. and of course i wa nt to for voting for me. and of course i want to thank my family, my wife, my agent, my chairman, my players, without them it is difficult for the manager to win something, and also the fans. i think what happened last season the fans. i think what happened last season in england was amazing, it was something strange. the god of football said, leicester must win. carli football said, leicester must win. ca rli lloyd was football said, leicester must win. carli lloyd was named best women's plea and cristiano ronaldo was best man's plea, beating lionel messi to the title. probably my best year so far. i have to include the trophy for the national team, the portugal national team, it was amazing. the first time in the history of t

. # city of stars # are you shining just for me? # city of stars # there's so much i can't see.andler? the lee chandler? it was my impression you'd spent a lot of time here over the years. your brother has provided for patrick's upkeep. i don't understand. i can't be his guardian. i assumed joe had discussed this with you. he didn't. that's the whole point. you've got to decide for yourself who you're going to be. can't have nobody make that decision for you. you going to tell him why the other boys kick his ass all the time? i'm starting to remember. our beautiful boy. we are very proud of you, son. all but forgotten. are you ok? i had another family. a mother, a brother. i can still see their faces. just a suggestion as to the films they may be hearing about in the next few minutes. a different format this year. they may look different for all of us. no one is getting up at the crack of dawn in los angeles, they are doing things differently. we will explain more in a moment. lion, la la land, moonlight, could all be in the running for tom lawrence. —— awards. hello, and welcom

i put out on twitter myself jfk and reagan spoke of america as a shining city on a hill. he literally spoke of american carnage and spoke of america as an inner city slum. that is a real contrast to previous presidents. >> one of the things that was pointed out over the last couple of days, including by kellyanne conway is that donald trump got tremendous crowds. he motivated too emto come out, just in the way that we saw again over the weekend. i'm curious if you've checked in with your office, if they're making notes or tallying up numbers, what's been the response from your constitch twoents what's happened? >> in the last two months i was speaking to a democratic political leader about an hour and a half ago about this, we have had double and three times the amount of people who usually come out to local democratic meetings in november and december. i was shocked. we had this in suburban philadelphia. we now have right now over 200 volunteers who are looking to do something this upcoming week because republican members of congress are coming to philadelphia. we've gene

our country to come together, every inauguration is also an opportunity for our cities vibrant communities to shine. for our city to show the nation about local washington dc. federal washington will be on display. but we invite the many visitors to see our neighborhoods and support our businesses and get to know the residents of washington dc. we look forward to hosting this national celebration. i'm going to ask the directors to provide a few more specifics about our planning. the we will be joined by general >> thank you, mayor. good afternoon, everyone. the district has a long history of successfully executing inaugurations and special events in our nation's capitol, since april we have been working with our federal, state, local partners on your contingency planning to ensure that all those who choose to come to the event to have a safe, peaceful experience. to anticipate questions about potential protests or demonstrations, the district in cooperation with our police partners work daily with the members who come to the nation's capitol to express their rights, and our goal is always to make s

company. >>> a big honor for a local musician. >> he was nominated for an academy award. ♪ city of stars, are you shiningfor me ♪ >> that's "city of stars" from the oscar-nominated film "la la land." it's nominated as well for best song and 31-year-old beng passack from ardmore wrote it. he'll find out if he's a winner february 26. joining "la la land" are "arrival," "fences," "hacksaw ridge," he"hell or high water," "lion," "manchester by the sea" and "moonlight." >>> speaking of hollywood, it came to south philly. >> the sixers put the spot on a big-time movie maker. tonight was m. night. m. night shyamalan rang in the team's ceremonial bell before tipoff against the clippers. shyamalan is an avid sixers fan and has court side tickets. >> his daughter sang the national anthem at the game. i'm danny pommels. number one no more. shocking loss for villanova. we'll show you how the nation's best wasless than themselves. plus it was rocking in south philly as the sixers continue. highlights from a wild one at wells fargo next. >>> hey, hey, good to see you, danny pommells with you once again. the number one

his challenge is to keep swansea city a shining light in the premier league. llenge, what about whole city? —— hull city. they last won a game in the english premier league at the beginning of november. the struggling club are bottom of the table with just three wins so far. to get them out of the hole they're in, the club have taken what they say is a bold and exciting move. hull city have turned to portuguese coach marco silva to help them avoid relegation — a manager with little experience. so who is he, and what has he done? anneka radley has the answer. known by many as the newjose mourinho and kolbe kids by the manchester united manager himself, marco silva began his career as a fallback in portugal, and after retiring and 44, started pitching a second suicide. he excelled, guiding them to promotion to the top flight and a place in the europa league —— second tier side. he moved to sporting lisbon in 2014. in one season, he developed the young players left behind, finished third and even won the portuguese cup. it was their first trophy in six years. desp

if the united states of america is still the beacon of hope, the lamp by the golden door, the shining city on the hill. iraqis who risk their lives to serve our country as translators saw their visas revoked. an 11-month-old baby was detai detained. that's disgusting. it's un-american. it's contrary to everything that we stand for. we stand for providing refuge for those who want to escape their own awful circumstances and live in freedom and opportunity. it's my grandparents escaping ukraine. it's my wife's grandparents leaving china. it's the binders, it's th albert einstein. it's madeleine albright. this is who we are. we are people from all over the world who are united not by our ethnic extraction or religious affiliation, but tied together by our love for america. and here's the thing. it's not even as though we are trading liberty for security. we are getting no additional security. this is all about being cruel to muslims because it's good politics for some people. this isn't morley wrong. -- morally wrong. it's also guaranteed not to work. this ban is just ridiculous as a homeland

together and honor our democracy, every inauguration is also an opportunity for our city's vibrant communities to shine and for our city to show the nation about local washington d.c. too. federal washington will be on display but we invite the many visitors to washington to support our businesses and get to know the residents of washington d.c. so we look forward to hosting this national celebration and i am going to ask director geld hahart and special agent ebert so provide a few more specifics about our planning and then joined by general manager paul weeden sommerfe weedensommerfeweedenfeld. >> thank you, mayor. good afternoon, everyone. the district has a long history of successfully executing inaugurations and special events in our nation's capitol, since april we have been working with our federal, state, local partners on your contingency planning for all those who want to come to the event to have a safe, peaceful event. to answer the question about potential protest demonstrati s demonstrations, our partners work daily with the members who come to the nation's capitol to express their rights

let's continue to be that shining city on a hill to the world. i'm going to continue this fight and i hope my colleagues will too. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition 1234 -- seek recognition? mr. thompson: request to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman is correct. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, before coming to congress, i worked as a certified therapeutic recreation special ift and rehab services manager. there's no greater joy in the health profession than to see your patient make progress after dedi bill tating disease or disability. i rise today to speak about how we can allow more patients the ability to live full and healthy lives through therapy. last week, with congressman g.k. butterfield of nort

city's premier league title. he said that the football gods must have been shining on leicester city as they marched to the title. ronaldo was named best male player ahead of lionel messi and antoine griezmann. many people are thinking that the quality of play will be dilutive in a larger, expanded world cup. some people are thinking that too much football is being played but it looks like the confederations cup er behind the move to 48 teams for the world cup and that it will be confirmed in time for 2026. the fa cup draw has taken place. manchester united are at home to wigan. matches to be played the weekend of january 28. wigan. matches to be played the weekend ofjanuary 28. there is a third—round tie under way and we could have an upset. cambridge united are leading legia knighted 1-0. england flanker chris robshaw will miss the six nations after undergoing surgery on a shoulder injury. he damaged his left shoulder in harlequins' match against worcester on new year's day. he is expected to be out of competitive action for around 12 weeks. jojoe root jo joe root should jojoe root should be in action for engla

. # city of stars, are you shining just for me? wonderful? if you've been deemed fit for work, your only option is jobseeker's allowance. i want to appeal. you have to apply online, sir. i was a carpenter. i've never been anywhere near a computer. you need to run the mouse up the screen. no, not that like that. i'm just gannin‘ round in circles. i'm going to have to ask you to leave. i'm trying to explain to you a situation, and you don't care. i've got about 12 quid in my purse. do you know what — you've created a scene. what was i supposed to do? jesus christ! who's first in this queue? iam. do you mind if this young lass signs on first? no, no, you carry on. this isn't your concern. i want you to get out as well. every 18 hours a door opens up. that's when we go in. it's time. yeah, that just happened. what happens now? they arrive. my ex—husband used to call me a nocturnal animal. i didn't know you had an ex—husband. i've been thinking about him a lot lately, and recently sent me this book he's written. it's violent, and he ded

country to come together every inauguration is an opportunity for the vibrant community to shine and the cityo show the nation about local washington d.c.. federal washington is on display bowie invite people to support businesses and see neighborhoods and get to know the residents of washington d.c. miller accord to hosting this national celebration and i will ax -- asked the director to provide a few more specifics and then we will be joined by the general manager to talk about the metro preparations >> and the afternoon everyone. the district has a long history to execute national security fence and the nation's capital. since april we have been working with the federal state local partners on security contingency plans to insure that all those who come to the nation's capital for the inauguration nurse surrounding events can have a safe and peaceful experience. to anticipate questions about protest or demonstrations the district with police partners work daily to come to the nation's cattle to express first amendment rights. our goal is always to make sure people can come and express thei

. >> brian and sharrie the sun is shining on city avenue, after we saw a lot of clouds today and a lot of snow showers in northern areas, as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan. a weak clipper system moving to the north. skirting parts of new england, dry area wide now and north of pittsburgh and moving to the north and falling apart. 41 in philadelphia that is our typical high in january and just to the south 56 in washington, 60 in richmond. 51 in charleston. as we go into the first day of february tomorrow. for this evening we are brechting the cloud cover apart. temperatures in the upper 30s between 7:00 and 11:00. not a slip in temperature under partly cloudy skies and a low of 35 degrees. it will be breezy as we get into your wednesday tomorrow. and much milder than today. then a late week chill will put push. in and we get into super bowl sunday and we talk about a warm-up when we come back in a bit. >>> a woman in south jersey charged with beating her husband to death for the fire extinguisher went before a judge this afternoon. tinsly is accused of murder handgun husban

his challenge is to keep swansea city a shining light in the premier league.r andy murray. he lost his served but he covered breaking almagro back and took the second set to —— the first set on tie—break. the second set was just as challenging. murray has gone 2—1 up. the world number ten johnna konta who is one win away from reaching her third wta final. she's into the semi finals of the shenzen open in china following her victory against kristina pliskova in three sets. she'll play world number 52 katerina sinia—kova in the last four. the welsh rugby union has made "the best offer it can" to bring leigh halfpenny back from toulon, according to its chief executive. the wales full—back‘s contract with the french club expires at the end of this season. cardiff blues and scarlets are thought to be interested in signing him on a national dual contract, with the welsh rugby union paying 60% of his salary. the wru's martyn phillips says it would be a head versus heart decision for the player. south africa's kyle abbott and rilee rossouw have quit international cric

come together and honor our democracy, every inauguration is also an vibrant communities to shine, and for our city to show the nation about local washington, d.c., too. federal washington will be on display, but we invite the many visitors to see our neighborhoods, support out businesses, and get to know the residence of washington, d.c. we look forward to hosting this national celebration, and i am director gephardt and special agent ebert to provide a few specifics. jummy: there is that news conference going on. you can watch the entire thing on our sister station, newschannel 8. sometime today, the president-elect will sit down with top u.s. intelligence officials to discuss the allegations of russia's involvement in the hacking of the election. suzanne kennedy has more on the briefing at trump tower. suzae: lead directly to the kremlin, according to u.s. officials, to russian president vladimir. "the washington post" will bring that u.s. intercepts overheard russian officials cheering the victory of donald trump and congratulating themselves on the outcome. >> there is overwhelming consensus i

. >> because it was not, paris, a shining city on the hill or a reaganesque speech in that way.hink you saw optimism. >> yeah, i would disagree with you. i would encourage people to go back and read the speech. we are used to having somebody who was very eloquent, barack obama, speak in a way that really inspired a lot of people. president trump speaks in a different manner. when you go back and read the speech you will find the speech to be inspiring, and he talked about not just detroit, but appalachians. this is about being an american team, not the trump train but the american train. let's get this thing together and move forward. >> actually pitting people against their own politicians, it's factual what he has said, they have gotten rich. this area of washington has gotten rich, as much of the american society has fallen in class. she said do you remember -- during the campaign just imagine january 20th, 2017, when donald trump is taking the oath of office, and indeed he did. but he did mention her, not in his inaugural address but at the capital luncheon, let's take a lis

# are you shining just for me? # city start of something wonderful? #or something wonderful? # orone something wonderful? # or one more dream that i cannot make true? just a taste of la la land. 14 nominations, that takes some doing. it got other nominations as well for the musical score. musicals can hog nominations with costumes but i think that was thoroughly deserved. i think it is sweet, funny, sad and romantic. i do not understand where there is almost a backlash with people saying it is no west side story. but it is modern and self referential and knowing. it is not camp, it is of now. there was a question about whether people have their opinions influenced by having suddenly an award—winning production and because of that people saying it is brilliant. and with 40 nominations you expect that to change your life but you will go and be happy and it will still be raining when you come out. it is an escapist fantasy film. it is called la la land. it is about dreaming and i think it does a rather beautifully. i'm delig

. # city of stars # are you shining just for me?# welcome to la la land, the hollywood musical starring emma stone and ryan gosling, which looks like it's going to sing and dance itself to oscars glory. it is a genre of film—making which its 31—year—old writer and director thinks is unfairly derided for being a bit naff. this idea of musicals as still being vibrant and vital... i don't think that they're the outdated thing that they get labelled as sometimes. they're also notjust the purely fantastical thing that people sometimes label them as. i think musicals can actually say a great deal about real life and real emotions and humanity and also where we are right now. and...the need for dreams. # here's to the ones who dream # foolish as they may seem...# from a writer's and a director's point of view, what can you do in a song that you can't do in a script? i think of a song in a musical as a reflection of a person's innermost feelings. it's feelings that can't be described in dialogue or in kind of action. it is feelings that nee

it's a chance for the city to shine for the new administration. a new family is m it's a great opportunity for the city to welcome them and there's a quid pro quo. there's an opportunity here. >> and we learn something every time, don't we? every time we cover an event like this. >> we do. >> or try to secure it, i mean. >> d.c. puts its best foot forward and in a way welcomes the new family. but at the same time there's an opportunity -- we've seen it in the past dealing with the bush administration. there was a great opportunity. a >> you mentioned the big event coming up tomorrow. that is different. how hard is it going to be? and tomorrow's security is all d.c. police. >> and park police because it's on the mall. the relationship with park police, capitol police and npd and the strong. but these guys are going to be tired. there were the first protesters we saw wednesday night. and they're going to be going all day tomorrow with a huge crowd. hopefully it's a demonstration, a march and we're not getting protesters like we had today. >> chris la

>> shining city on a hill. >> there you go again. donny deutsche -- bite me!6th. >> a pulitzer prize winner just said that. >> we have another one coming up. >> just to be clear, he didn't say it. he is quoting you. >> i quoted you. >> so joining us now -- >> by the way, he agreed with us this morning so he is a former pulitzer prize winner. >> it's a good trade. a good sanction. >> let's go to trump tower in new york city we find nbc correspondent kristen welker. good morning. donald trump tweeting about the wall along the mexico border this morning. a little back story what has happened the last 24 hours? >> he is. hey, there, willie. it's significant because it could be signaling a shift on a major campaign promise. you'll recall that president-elect donald trump as a candidate repeatedly said he was going to have mexico pay for the border wall that he wants to build. now a senior transition official telling me that his team is looking into the possibility of having congress pay to jump-start construction of the wall. the idea being that mexico would eventu

michael: definitely not, this was not the shining city on a hill that ronald reagan talked about.ntion, this is the dystopian view of america that plays very well in a lot of america that has suffered like the rust belt and coal country but it's not the experience of a lot of people with the economy growing at 3.5% and unemployment at 4.7%. it's a market contrasted when barack obama came into office and it will be interesting to see if he aims is rhetoric at the smaller slice of america that has not done well or broadens it to everybody. on his website, he says he can get 4% growth. remarkable,e economy say, and would depend on spending money to raise productivity. it remains to be seen if he can do that. on someust concentrate of the narrower slices of the economy that he has identified as problematic? >> maybe the biggest agenda item and the biggest ticket agenda and on donald trump's mind people around him is the notion of a trillion dollar infrastructure plan. that would be something back at have a significant effect in a variety of ways on the economy, not just in terms of fi

shine's shop. >> i dream of jimmy's place. >> reporter: san francisco city officials have their own ection of old maps. >> 1868. >> reporter: sometimes shine comes and tells the surveyors about their maps. >> when jimmy has a presentation, it goes about 45 minutes. >> reporter: it might be torture for those who don't care about maps. shine says maps with be colorful and open to interpretation kind of like people. >> the real thing bears age, the scars of its travel in life. ultimately just navigating your phone is mapping. >> reporter: these devices don't need batteries or satellites, just someone who knows where to look. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> seems like something you might like for your birthday, sam. >> yes. some wall art, maybe. i have hard times navigating my way around right now. directionally challenged. >> i am very directionally challenged. recalculate. we'll be right back. >>> we showed you the martin luther king jr. luncheon happening in san jose. this is also happening right now, one of the largest and old errs celebrations honoring the legacy of dr. martin