sidney blumenthal: thank you, dan. in general, now mary lincoln has become somewhat of an easy figure for people to dismiss and to discredit and degrade and even defame, but there would have been no lincoln without mary. [applause] sidney blumenthal: mary lincoln was difficult. she was volatile. she had an upbringing that created all sorts of problems for her. she had -- her mother died. her stepmother was that of cinderella. she loves her father, but he neglected her. and she set her cap on lincoln. they had a tumultuous, confused relationship in which lincoln often, they can did not understand how to handle the members of the opposite sex, and eventually he and mary came together and she referred it to their marriage as our lincoln party. and in the beginning, there were only two members at this party. and it was lincoln and mary. she was and highly unusual woman in that she was political. she grew up in a political household. her father was a business partner and political ally of henry clay here is she knew clay, s

sidney blumenthal: thank you. ani hope that you being observer of contemporary politics and a lot of what you brought in, i was struck in terms of the know nothings, and you are addressing that. in terms of lincoln's thought, i am so impressed. i'm listening to a book on tape here. i have only gotten through 18 discs. going back,ther 18 but i was struck by the way in which lincoln. early on was so attuned to the issue of bringing immigrants into the process and especially during the war and appointments. maybe that is ahead of where you are now, but i was wondering if you could give us some more on lincoln's giving us insights into the way we must maintain an umbrella and go back to that original document and try and make america a country for all. >> let me just discussed the immigrant question in the context of lincoln. am a native of illinois. lincoln, for much of his life, lived in the most racist northern state with the most are akoni and black coat. it was a very conservative state , populated by many people

this is the biggest fireworks show in sidney's history. the celebration included a tribute to prince and david bowie, who died this year. hong kong rang in the new year with good wishes. fireworks over victoria harbor lasted ten minutes and instead of the normal eight. this is video from the hong kong tourist board. the four sessions represented happiness, health, fulfillment and affluence. and here's a live look now at the embarcaro roof cam. thousands of people are gathering here tonight counting down to our fireworks show. how cold is it going to get tonight? and is the fog going to be a factor? >> caroline, mother nature really going to take care of us tonight. we're going to have great visibility. pretty comfortable temperatures as we welcome 2017 here on the west coast in just a few hours. take a look at this, clear skies as we welcome 2017 at midnight. by 2:00, if you're still out and about, temperatures falling into the mid 30s and lower 40s. def clearing sky ises, just perfect for all the festivities tonight. to the north we go, a

when we come back, we will talk with sidney wolfe.tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president-elect donald trump's pick for health and human services, georgia congress man tom price, testified wednesday before the senate committee on health, education, labor, and pensions. price is the chair of the house budget committee, a member of the tea party caucus and one of the leading opponents of president obama's affordable care act. he opposes abortion has voted to , cut all federal funding for thank her but, and supports privatizing medicare. i want to understand the changes to medicare and medicaid that you have already proposed. the budget that you recently authored as chair of the house budget committee would have cut spending on medicare by $449 billion over the next decade. is that right? >> i don't have the numbers right in front of me. >> i have the numbers. >> then i assume you are correct. >> you said you would cut medicare by $449 billion. your

ten year old was taking pictures tuesday morn of his son riding a wave on the famous beach north of sidney when they were checking the photos afterwards they spotted a shark. just below the surface there of the board. . >> i was shocked. it just happened and if i was on the way i probably would have freaked out and fell off. i was lucky i didn't fall off. >> gosh. >> looks like he's going in for a bite. >> yeah, a little bite. looks like the photo from jaws. >> so the boy wasn't injured. experts say the shark was about 8 feet long. a juvenile great white. >> mostly surfers just say oh i'll go back in. they love it. >> that's scary as a parent. >>> music legend elton john set to bring the iconic movie "the devil wears pra da" to broadway. . it starred meryl streep and earned her an oscar nomination for the role. 2006 film was a box office hit raking in 33 million dollars (3)300-0000 worldwide. >>> pop icon david bowie will be honored. -- -- 3 million. . >>> the beatles in pink floyd have been honored with stamp er stamp series. >>> coming up next t miss universe pageant airs sunday. what th

connected to that through a different trip altogether i was asked to go to western australia and sidney i did in november it was fantastic he represented at the western australia and got to review a number of times what the entertainment commission is what we do and the techniques and the good work and people were expressed and i went to sidney and spoke to a room of 40 people you know from the lord mayor to all the way down to bureaucratic's sidney is a big place and a lot of work they're doing in music and high-level policies and don't have any protections like we do on the ground people doing regulations like we do i hope i did you all right of and more and more as we do this kind of work asked to explain what we're doing so next year i'll be in austin twice telling a different group of people and pushing this along with the entertainment commission and how you make night life healthy and responsible and certainly the oakland has made it you know again, a priority to try to reach out to east bay in my way and if any of you can be helpful in that they're kind of still in a grieving sp

autoridades contactaron a una mujer con lesiones faciales visibles que se presume estaba saliendo con sidney que la sequÍa terminÓ en cerca de 40% del estado dorado principalmente en norte de california, el monitor de sequÍa declarÓ que Ésta se quieras estado esperando, la nieve en la sierra se encuentra muy por encima del promedio para esta Época del aÑo y ayudarÁ a llenar los envases. ya tenemos bastante este mes para que se nos quite la selecciÓn del aÑo del agua ademas del daÑo que causaron, provocaron el cierre de dos parques. el campamento del valle park amenazo con llegar a la parte electrica. se avecinan temperaturas con gerentes en el Área de los valles de north bay, parece que se formara lluvias pero llegÓ el frÍo y hay quienes dicen hasta cuando habrÁ frÍo. noche de jueves pasar sistema de baja presiÓn, entra en california por el movimiento que lleva en contra de las manecillas del reloj, sigue atrayendo desde el norte ese aire frÍo ya con cielos despejados por lo tanto es el panorama se va a mantener asÍ aunque todavÍa alguna lluvia se mantienen en parte de la regiÓn de manera di

san pablo commander sidney dejesus was taken into custody today.. iolence incide >>> a bay area police officer on the other side of the law tonight. san pablo commander sidney day jesus was taken into custody today following a domestic violence incident. police say dejesus beat his girlfriend at a home in roseville saturday bruising her face. kpix 5 interview him in 2012 following a shooting in vallejo. his release from jail on bond. the san pablo police department says he is no longer with the force. >>> former san francisco police chief greg suhr has a new beat. the oakland warriors confirmed that he has been hired a a security consultant. greg suhr resigned last may after a series of police scandals and shootings. the team says he will be handling a variety of security issues including vip protection and special events. >>> straight ahead, two more nfl teams got their guy. another former giant turned oakland athletics. and diet tips for a near 400- pound man. >> i'm a meat man. i don't need an avocado. >> for sports, i'm your man. right after pau

know there are protests being scheduled for different cities across the world, london, berlin and sidney. but i think in terms of world leaders they will be listening very closely to that inaugural address. as you said looking for clues, really, about what president-elect trump's foreign policy is really going to look like. because i think beyond what we've heard in terms of those more explosive comments whether it's calling nato obsolete or threatening the continuation of the one china policy. whether it's talking about building a wall with mexico or some of his praise for vladimir putin. other than those kind of more explosive comments, there is still a lot of ambiguity, and it is that sense of the unknown and anticipation that has many world leaders on edge. we know that president-elect trump has dispensed with the rule book and does things his own way. dispensing with long-held diplomatic norms, and that leaves people on the back foot not knowing exactly how to react. so many are listening and looking for more clues of what is to come, john and christine. >> and we are told clarissa

and you can see sidney is telling us we have heavier down pours there. heavier pockets of rain moving across the region. we're already seeing a little bit of a changeover from mt. pocono, some sleet already being reported. notice here we're seeing lots of yellows for parts of berks county, bucks county, this is all encompassing. we get more rain, heavier down pours along the jersey shore including cape may county and atlantic county. cumberland county also looksz like you will see some heavy down pours through 7:30 p.m. we do have of course more sleet for mt. pocono, lehigh valley likely to see some sleet as well through the overnight hour and as we continue this we start to see a little bit of break, south jersey seeing some light greens but doylestown heavy pockets of down pours along with mt. holly and toms river. 9:00 p.m. still not done yet. this system will not clear until tomorrow morning. coming up in the full forecast, glenn has all the details, what to expect tonight into tomorrow. >> check out storm force 10 as it rolls through allentown showi

>> what did sidney tell you?our or five films you make will determine how you proceed in this business. he didn't tell me whatnot to do. he didn't say don't do that role. >> just remember. >> just remember. >> you know, denzel, you're pretty good advice. i never forget an interview i did with you with oprah magazine. you have four kids you said you tell them do what you want to do. i love that. i walked out of there and said that to my kids. what does that mean, how does that play out, do what you got to do. >> they wanted to go out and play. you got to do and then you can do what you want do. then you're free to do what you want to do. >> now, there's a show on hbo called "ballers." there's a guy called john david washington. >> absolutely. >> is he your favorite character? ricky's character is really good. >> you know, he's making a mark for himself, as all my children are. >> yeah. >> we're proud of him. >> did you want him to get in the business. your wife's in the business, too, she's an actress. >> i didn't

was sidney sorkin with an "i."s an old school name. that's why we did that with sydney. >> so you're not crazy about australia. >> not an australia thing. i'm sure she'll think there's a country named after her. >> if she takes after you. the delusions of grandeur. who is reading this? >> i believe it's -- let me see. >> it you? >> it's me. >> you -- >> my read. hands off. >> yes. >> u.s. equity futures at this hour not doing a whole lot because today is jobs friday. we don't often see action in this market until we get the number at 8: 30 a.m. eastern time. s&p would open flat, dow lower by 13. nasdaq open flat. overnight in asia, the hang seng higher higher. china getting active on the yuan. the central bank guided the yuan stronger against the dollar at the fastest pace in a decade. the pobc has been trying to support the currency amid concerns of capital outflows. this is three days in a row of strong moves for the chinese currency. if you're short that currency, you got burned over the last couple days. europe

. >> 15-year-old sidney is serving time in detention for running away and resisting arrest.om shows up like clock work hoping she can get to sidney before her approaching court date. >> why are you picking? >> because i feel like it. >> why are you so angry? >> i'm not. i'm playing with the orange piece of thread. >> so, if you do get out, what are we going to do? >> well, i'm probably going to be -- it's not like i'm going to be in here forever. i'm getting out soon. >> and then you can go back to school shortly after that. >> i told you i'm not going to high land. i told you, the one school i will not go to is high land. >> and that's the one school district we live in. >> so? >> again, there's no alternative. >> yeah, there is. i can go g to any alternative school. i just don't want to go to high land. i hate everyone in it. >> i am telling you that is the option -- >> i'm telling you if i go back to that school, i'm going to violate my probation. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> i am worried about it. what is is that supposed to mean? >> don'

financials lead the rally there and sidney ended supported by an overnight rebound in oil prices. a who is who turned out to discuss the year ahead. 2,000 people attended the event in tokyo organized by the top three business groups. many were keen to share their views on the incoming trump administration.. he spoke on behalf of the organizers. >> we should pay close attention to the economic policy. his approach i is consisidered risk. for at least t the next two or years i expect there to be more benefit than harm and the growth rate will increase. >> u.s. auto maker ford said on tuesday it was cancelling plans to build a plant in mexico. decisions follows repeateted criticism by companies that send u.s. jobs overseas. nhk asked business leaders for their thoughts on this and other aspects of the incomiming trump administration his firm hopes to keep enjoying a strong business in the u.s. >> mr. trtrump's policy for mag america strong is i in line wit our desire to be a good corporate citizen. he'll understand that as long as toyota keeps on creating jobs and paying taxes. >> th

sidney ended almost flat. gains made by energy and resource shares. the shanghai composite finished down more than .5% to 3119. it closed for the third straight day on light volume. the trade data out on friday. meanwhile claiming to 9410. tech shares pushed up the index to the highest in more than 18 months. expectations in the sector lifted sentiment. japanese caves, restaurants and dissimilar businesses are protesting a move to ban indoor smoking. they say they'll petition ruling parties to reconsider the plan. >> health ministry officials want to apply the ban to all in their public paces. it will reduce the risk of smoking but they're prepared to allow designated smoking rooms that are sealed off by four walls. officials are considering penalties for managers and smokers that violate the rule. hundreds of people representing restauaurants and s spots and o businesses gather in tokyo. some say the cost of building smoking room will be too great. a total smoking ban will drive awaway customers and hurt their bottom line and 30 other organizations s

building on what sidney said, they shouldn't view it that way. but they will not be affected in this first year. cms took steps to ease the burden on quality reporting. they did take legacy programs and make them easier to participate in them, particularly for smaller physicians. they tried to make it easier in 2017 and 2018 as j.p. mentioned to qualify for advanced apms. creating more advanced apms in 2018. finally cms announced four alternative reporting options to minimize payment impacts and ease that physician transition into macra. the pick your own pace program. virtually, every physician can do minimal reporting and get at least a zero percent update. that means in effect every physician has an opportunity to not lose in this in 2017. kind of like where we were with the "hunger games," now in the final rule it's the "hunger games" meets "lake woebegone" where everybody is above average. nobody loses. that brings to mind something i wanted to ask you. we are going into 2017 and giving a lot of tools to physicians, teaching them that this i

. >> nbc10 sidney long spoke slufl to marion buck on this day of volunteering and giving back. >> i don't like to be out in the front. >> reporter: at 99 marion buck isn't one for the spotlight, but proud to be the great, great niece of william still. he was born to slaves that escaped on the underground railroad a network of people and hiding spots to move slaves north to freedom. >> we changed our name in escaping. our real name is steele. >> reporter: she spent this day by sharing what she's collected over the years with fellow residents in cherry hill. she stared with us how steele worked alongside harriet tubman documented slaves he rescued quietly. >> he hid what he wrote in a cemetery in pennsylvania. if it was caught, hundreds and hundreds of slaves would have been brought back into slavery because they could trace them. >> reporter: marion hopes that her family's rich history will inspire parents to teach their own children freedom hasn't always been free. >> kids now when they graduate some of my nephews, they think that they're parents should buy them a new car. >> reporter: sh

sidney, 37 degrees sunny skies. i know people are going to try to enjoy the beaches. and be aware of that if you're spending time-outdoors. and on the western side of australia side we are looking for rainn and thunderstorms for tuesday. and we saw temperatures near 20 degrees in the central portions of japan and that is like late april more like springtime going toward may. that's not going to last very long and we'll have a northerly flow coming back into the picture. becausee of the warmth there wa a concern for avalanches. advivisories were in pcece but e cold a air is returning back in the picture as we go into tuesday with this flow coming in so snow an back toward the west, seeing relatively dry conditions. look at this beijing still in the single digits. tokyo back toward what's closer to normal for this time of year. nagano looking for snowfall going through tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> i can tell you something a little bit opposite of that warm weather scenario as we go toward the middle east. we're talk about snow in some of the higher elevations. an

sidney, melbourne, you'll be dealing with this weather and you may also be dealing with the heheavier showers from time to time b but the big focal point ally ove to western australia and some places may see close to 120 millimeters when it's all said and done. down toward new zealand you'll see rain but the maiain thing, additionally more in terms of heavy rain throughout the next few days. meanwhile people in tokyo are going is snow coming up on friday? well, we may be seeing that possibility because low pressure is moving out of china over the korean peninsula. it is expected to gather s stea over the sea of japan and as it does so it's going to bring inn plenty of cold air and also wet weather in the process but burst of cold air is mixing in which we are thinking is pretty likely even in the metro area of tokyo and maybe even flurries. we'll be watching that into the day on friday. high pressure is controlling the area over china and that keeps things dry and chilly. snow flakes maybe flying around in the capitol as we go throughout the day on friday. as we wrap things up with a

they died silently and swiftly.y >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, of "a self-made man" forces thatlitical shaped our 16th president's views on slavery. must go on, he would write to a friend two , to digter his defeat las, in the 1858 senate race, civil liberty must not be surrendered at the end of even 100 defeats. >> for a complete american schedule, go to c-span.org. >> let me assert my firm belief have to only thing we fear is fear itself! >> you're looking at a newly digitized copy of a 1933 newsreel of franklin roosevelt's first inaugural onress, originally recorded 35-millimeter film. this and about 300,000 other of film are preserved at the national archives in college .ark, maryland american artifacts visited the archives to learn about new digital copies of some of f.d.r.'s most well-known speeches. >> my name is chris kovac, motionsor of the mcpicture lab at the national archives, archives ii facility in college park, maryland. >> and my name is matt hanson, the audio visual archivist at f.d.r. presidential library in high park, new york. the projectrtak

sidney blumenthal, offer of a self-made man, the the political life of abraham lincoln 1809 - 1849 about the political forces that shaped his views on slavery. >> the fight must go on he would write to a friend two weeks after his defeat to douglas in 1858 senate race. because of civil liberty, it must not be surrendered at the end of one or even 100 defeats. for complete american history tv schedule, go to cspan.org. next, south dakota senator looks at the future of the internet and ways to modernize the fcc. he currently serves as chair of the senate commerce and transportation committee. this is 25 minutes. >> all right. let's get started again for the final session of the day. i am very honored, i am head of global public policy for comcast and nbc universal. i'm very honored to be able to introduce south dakota senator who just arrived by what sounds like was a bumpy air travel. we are very glad he made it. he is beginning his second term as chairman of the committee on commerce senate transportation where he will continue to play a pivotal role in many of the issues that we have be

in terms of this market environment, sidney, what have you noticed?s this a good environment for flippers? flipping is the highest in 2016 that it has been -- >> it's scary. i went through that. i went through the times when everything dried up and you're sitting there and the banks are staring you in the eye and they say, hey, we want our payment. they reappraise the property and you have to pay down the principle. i'm very cautious when i invest with these individuals. >> melissa's places are very nice from what i understand. let me ask you the question most people ask. should i buy a cheap place in a, quote, up and coming area. >> that's the biggest thing. >> for the better up side or should i spend a little more money, buy a more expensive place, cap my up side but having the security of knowing the area is established? >> this is the way i look at it. i like to be in between. >> you must be good at it because you have your own tv show. >> i hope people feel the same way, but what i like to do is find in between the fringe and the sweet spot and r

later in the game, sidney crosby, alex ovechkin hooking up there.y won the whole thing. they get to split a million dollars. why not? >> tha >>> right now on "sports final." frenemies for a day earn some serious extra pay. >> can you give me one of your donkeys? >>> kids don't hold back when they get to ask the orioles whatever they want. >> do you like justin bieber? >> who told you? >>> plus mark turgeon on the mark when if comes to keeping his terps relaxed. >> maybe the redskins -- >> it's cute. it's in your face. it's "sports final," and it starts right now. ♪

. >> and that eight on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, about the political forces that shape our 16thpresidents views on slavery. >> the fight must go on you would write to a friend two weeks after his defeat to douglas in the 1858 senate race. because of civil liberty, must not be surrendered at the end of one or even 100 defeats. >> for our complete tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was greater as a public service by america's cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. spit in his annual state of the state address california governor jerry brown urged state lawmakers to oppose the policies of president trump a special on the issue of immigration. from the state capitol in sacramento, this is 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. i'm not sure what that reference to the calendar was. [laughter]

. >> more than a million people filled australia's sidney harbor to ring in the new year. special share shaped fireworks honored the late david bowie. in downtown dubai mesmerizing fireworks shows centered around the world's tallest building, burj khalifa. . and in hong kong, a dazzling fireworks display over victoria harbor ushered in 2017. >>> back here in the bay area, hundreds of families took part in the count down to noon across time zones event. it is the tenth year for the celebration of the children's discovery museum of santa fe. organizers say today was a chance for kids to celebrate their own move just in case they don't make it until midnight tonight. . >>> a 16th century bronze bell was struck 108 times. according to buddhist belief, each of the rings tries to restrain temptations that torment human kind. good luck with that. the ceremony took place this afternoon. in japan, the last ring traditionally coincides with the first few seconds of the new year. >>> firew aren't the only thing that will be lighting up the sky tonight. still ahead, a rare comet that

they died silently and swiftly.y >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, of "a self-made" forces thatlitical shaped our 16th president's views on slavery. must go on, he would write to a friend two , to digter his defeat las, in the 1858 senate race, civil liberty must not be surrendered at the end of even 100 defeats. >> for a complete american schedule, go to c-span.org.

hong kong, new zealand and sidney australia all rank in the new year with large fireworks displays.what's on the radar for the big fireworks show here tonight for that answer we have that question we'll put it right to our meteorologist scott willia williams. happy new year's, kathy. >> joyce, thank you very much. happy new year to you and all of our viewers. what a night. i was just outside in old city philadelphia. joyce it's crazy out there. everyone heading down to penn's landing and getting ready for the festivities. why not? we have that extra second in 2016. right now it's 45 degrees. beautiful the high today 45. we have the clouds helping to keep cap on the temperatures. winds out of the south west at 16 miles an hour. toward the river of course if you're heading down for the fireworks little bit breezy but elsewhere it's comfortable. you can see on ultimate doppler the eastern third of the nation seeing some snow to the north, some rain to the south. we're right in between a few sprinkles earlier this evening but now we're just looking at mostly cloudy skies and across the

[applause] sidney blumenthal: well, thank you very much for those kind and generous words.

police officer is under arrest tonight on felony domestic violence charges. 56-year-old commander sidney dejesus was taken into custody this morning. police say dejesus beat a woman at her home in roseville on saturday leaving her with bruises on her face. they believe the two had been dating. kpix 5 interviewed dejesus back in 2012 following a shooting in vallejo. he was arrested in roseville this morning after police spotted his car. dejesus has since been released from jail on bond. the san pablo police department says he is no longer with the force. >>> back on our storm watch, miller avenue has reopened in mill valley. flooding at camino alto in front of tamalpais high school closed the road for several hours. the road is now back open. flooding still a problem though in parts of napa. some areas and interceptions still under water or blocked by mudslides. for others, the clean-up has begun. kpix 5 reporter emily turner is at highway 12 and 121 with news there. emily. >> reporter: ken, a lot, not all but a lot of the water that was on that roadway has now drained into this estuary a

sidney in scotland says, "no, i would never use a driverless taxi or driverless road vehicle. " and aa because it might just malfunction. " i tweeted this about five o'clock this morning and have had nothing but short, sharp, shrift response from viewers about this one. it has been a very interesting year. a little bundock appearance! 2016 certainly has been an eventful year in the world of tech. we have seen driverless taxis picking up passengers for the very first time. and of course the war between samsung and apple reached explosive... i see what they've done there — "explosive new heights. " boom—boom. ok, let's bring him in. rory, good to see you. you have bought your gadgets in. let's start with this. see that picture? you've got one! is this the future? we said 2016 was going to be the year of virtual reality, when we saw a lot of launches. we have not seen the mass take—up yet. we are now seeing the emergence of cheaper forms of it. this is an example, a cheap headset into which you put a mobile phone. much easier to get to grips with. not as good as things like the 0culus ri

sidnei, 26 degrees. that might be more comfortable. still plenty of heat.gh to be planning a trip down under, there could be some travel delays across northern areas. further thunderstorms to come here. it will cool off, and some heavy and thundery downpours in perth. the south america, and a serious story in chilly. wildfires which have been burning for days and days now, these pictures from san diego, these fires continued to burn and the weather is not helping to help extinguish the fire is. although there are showers to come across mountainous areas, at low levels, it is bone dry on tuesday with temperatures in santiago at 33 degrees. the rain is across the north—east of brazil. some rain across parts of south america. enough to cause some prodding, just not in the places where we need it. from rain to snow. there is an wintry weather to come across north—east usa over the next 24 hours. this weather system coming across the midwest and into the north east. from chicago, the detroit and new york, there could be wintry weather on tuesday and feeling cold

at eight, on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, offer of a self-made man, the the political life of abrahamcoln 1809 - 1849 about the political forces that shaped his views on slavery. >> the fight must go on he would write to a friend two weeks after his defeat to douglas in 1858 senate race. because of civil liberty, it must not be surrendered at the end of one or even 100 defeats. for complete american history tv schedule, go to cspan.org. next, south dakota senator looks at the future of the internet and ways to modernize the fcc. he currently serves as chair of the senate commerce and transportation committee. this is 25 minutes. >> all right.

. >> at 8:00, sidney blumenthal on the life of a self-made man, the political life of abraham lincoln, about the political forces that shaped the president. mr. blumenthal: the fight must toon, after his defeat douglas. the cause of civil liberty must not be surrounded at the end of one, or even 100 defeats. >> for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> "washington journal continues. morning,our table this president of the the american federation of government employees. i want to show our viewers first what sean spicer, the white house secretary had to say -- the reason why the president went forward with this, and get your reaction on the other side. guest: sure. [video clip] spicer: encounters genetic expansion of the it counters- expansion of the workforce. it does not apply to military personnel, and it ensures the american taxpayers get effective and efficient government. host: j. david cox. guest: number one, the number of federal employees has been very much flat lined at 50 years right at 2 million employees. it was that many during the kennedy administration. it went up o

[inaudible conversations] heather: plane bound for san francisco from sidney, australia diverted to newayton: this video will take your breath away specially if you're a parent. heather: tears to my eyes. boy pinned underneath the dresser and twin brother coming to the rescue. clayton: you can see him struggling to move the dresser and eventually managing to slide it off. their parents say they discovered the dresser down and checked the footage in surveillance system. heather: the other boy rolled over to get out. they posted the video to youtube as a lesson to other parents. heather: this is a miracle for sure. clayton: the little boy went to the garage to lift a car to change a tire. it didn't happen then. >> today i'm nominating chief judge merrick garland. heather: donald trump's catch phrase was iconic on the apprentice. >> you're fired, go. terrible. heather: so what arnold using on his new line, stick around and find out clayton: safe place to shoot up for heroin addicts. claims that a supervised injection site could save the city 34 and a half million dollars a year in medical

as far away as london, paris, berlin -- even sidney, australia. one bus rental company said they had been hired to bring people to washington from 200 cities in 26 states. women marched vowing this was the beginning, not the end. in washington, jennifer griffin, "fox news." >> coming up, get ready to pay a lot more for postage. >> how much and when it will happen. ♪ who amongst you goes by the name fenwick? tell me and the rest of you will be spared. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. i am fenwick. hey, fenwick, have you seen my shield? this one's got vertical strip and mine had horizontal. wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. [sfx]:clap, clap, ding that's transfarency. >>> you won't just need an umbrella tonight and tomorrow fight, you will you need a poncho. it will be rough out there tonight and tomorrow, right? >> it keeps on coming down. this is the third part of the storm system. it's never ending. >> winds will be strong. our meteorologist will have more on that comin

at 8:00 on the presidency, sidney blumenthal offer of a self-made man, the political life of abraham lincoln about the political forces that shaped the 16th president's views on slavery. >> the fight must go on, two weeks after his defeat. because of civil liberty, it must not be surrendered at the end of one or 100 defeats. >> for complete american history tv special go to c-span.org >> i have done everything i can to protect my country. i am not afraid of you, president bush, anybody. i did not give that order. we said, just come down. >> jonathan of talks about his book the briefing the president, the interrogation of saddam hussein. >> saddam was a realist in the use of power and the way andtical power is exercised i think he saw the wind your fighting at his level, the top level in the country, when you win at you when big but when you lose you lose big. virginia governor terry mcauliffe and nevada governor brian sandoval, chair and cochair of the national governors association. they gave their annual state of the state's speech today and answered questions about how the nation'

who took -- who hacked sidney blumenthal? three separate entities, all three got the copies.apolitano: three separate entities, he didn't know about it and she continued to send this to him. the argument trump made in october and was laughed at. >> he said i don't know what we are going to do. thank you very much. we will be watching. judge napolitano: all three hours. brian: more on senator sessions's confirmation hearing, his senate colleague, cory booker, is taking to disrupt his path. rudy giuliani weighs in on that at the top of the hour ten minutes from now. ainsley: how would you like to eat pizza and burritos for the next two weeks and still lose twee 10 pounds? up next, the diet or way of life that you will love. business car business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more happen. try theraflu expressmax,nd flu hold you back now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique

this was on a united flight from sidney to san francisco yesterday. this man was angry because he was seated between passengers of indian or pakistani extent. -- pakistani dissent. a passenger was recording while the passenger was being unruly. the flight landed safely in san francisco this morning shortly before 7:00. >>> in canada, a pilot allegedly found passed out in the cockpit was arrested on suspicion of being drunk. gate crew noticed the sun wing airlines pilot acting strangely before his flight out of calgary over the weekend. he was then discovered asleep in the pilot seat. police say his blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. >>> the blame game over mariah carrey's botched performance. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast

similar protests took place in toronto, sidney and dublin.n west bank, pictures of the new president were set on fire. in brussels, hundreds of antiprotestors took on the streets in a peaceful demonstration. >> we're very much worried about the impact his brand of politics will have on the human race in europe. >> in moscow and other russian cities, revellers were gathering to celebrate trump's inauguration. they are very happy with the incoming president. they say trump can help reduce tensions with washington over the ukrainian crisis, the war in syria, and the allegations of russian election meddling. >>> any inauguration is a wonderful thing to witness because it's -- and we saw president obama and michelle obama there, and clintons there, it's a wonderful time when everybody realizes that this country moves on. and it's continue in a peaceful fashion. we should be very proud of that as an american people. and the protestors, they get a chance to get out there and have their say as well. and it really means something to the world. there a

at 8:00 on the presidency, sidney blumenthal, the political life of abraham lincoln 1809-1849, about the political forces that shaped our 16th president's views on slavery. >> the fight must go on he would write to a friend two weeks after his defeat in the 1858 senate race. the cause of civil liberty must not be surrendered at the end one, or even 100, defeats. tvfor a complete of american history schedule, go to c-span.org. after the three-day retreat with congressional republicans this week in philadelphia, house wither paul ryan spoke politico about the agenda in the days ahead, including the budget, repealing and replacing the affordable care act, and potential changes to tax policy. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you for coming. here with my co-author. thank you to all of you in the you joining in live streamed land for our first playbook interview is and widths beaker paul ryan. kicking off this new series with the time the conversation to provide insight and intelligence about the new washington, what to expect, and what you need to know as we kick of

. >> nbc 10's sidney long is live with more on that. >> reporter: here in philadelphia, house speaker paul ryan says the border wall could cost anywhere between $12 billion a$12,000,000,015,00d congress would take on paying that. people here don't want government digging deeper into their pockets. from the confines of city council chambers with signs that say we will defend each other. >> we call upon all philadelphians to resist fear. >> reporter: to college students passing out literature in between classes. philadelphians are weighing in on the reality that building president trump's wall along the border could cost americans in more ways than one. >> absolute outrage. and if he's not paying his taxes, and he should be showing his taxes. then he can ask the american people to pay for a wall that nobody wants, really. >> reporter: she is a nurse who wishes trump cared about people like she does. jose says he and others, his age will contact local lawmakers. he says they'll fight to protect necessary programs that could be cut in the u.s. to fund it. >> we're not going to have the op

sidney long introduces us to the teacher. >> reporter: keith helen is reacting history in cherry hillhe's recounting how the still family who settled near medford escaped slavery via the underground railroad a network of people and secretive hiding spots. >> it means a lot to me. i mean -- i don't know how to put it in words but it's a good feeling. >> reporter: the still family who worked alongside harriet tubman are great, great uncle william still wrote the underground railroad in 1872 after writing down names of slaves and their masters and hiding them. >> if it was caught hundreds and hundreds of slaves would have been brought back into the slavery because they could trace them. so he hid what he wrote he each night in a cemetery in pennsylvania. >> reporter: now 99 she's thankful her family's legacy of giving back and serving others is being kept alive and inspiring future generations, young and old. >> just the art of reminiscing and being able to access their long tem memory and all of the things that they have lived through helped them stay cognitively intact and sharp. >> an

race starts in and the arcca then goes from chill lee to madrid to maracco to dubai andan ends in sidneyaustralia. temperatures range from 90s inn dubai to negative 20 in antarctica. tell ford will run more than 180 miles total and spend about 60 hours in the air making allll that even more difficult.ficu i'm blind in my left eye. i have not driven in 12 years12 because i seizure. is on have a major issue with my bladder. due to my brain cancer my bladder shutdown several yearses ago. but after countless hours of training, wow. she says she's ready. she'll be rotating 14 pairs of shoes designed by child cancer patients. i just have to look down or remember all these kids that i've been blessed to come i contact with and know that's what this is all about. it's not me traveling the world. it's not me proving that i can do this. it's -- we need to find a cure. as amazing as it will feel to cross the final finish line, tell ford says the reel race will still be far from over. when you tell people on the news that we found a cure for cancer. the nonprofit she's raising money for is called ac

and congratulations to andrew on the birth of his daughter sidney.same day as joe kernen's, but close. >> thank you. >> beautiful photos. >> thank you. i saw that you ran some on tv yesterday. >> yes. beautiful.

. >>> nbc10 reporter sidney long joins us now. >> reporter: that's right. police say the 14 and 15-year-old girls were frightened at about 1:00 in the afternoon. they took off running from this small park. they say the man didn't say anything or threaten them but only wearing sneakers he chased them before jumping in his jeep and driving off. >> i don't go in the trail at night to walk my dog. i stay around here. especially now. >> reporter: residents of evesham and medford are a bit on edge about the bizarre and lewd actions of a man driving an older model like this one. on friday investigators say the naked man who was light skinned chased two teenage girls from the park near the condo min yulz. and it's not the first start of him in recent weeks. >> he's shirtless. kind of odd. catches your attention. >> reporter: on november 30th and then on december 21st in the huntington neighborhood, both times driving around naked during the day. >> a female was out walking her dog. the gentleman pulled up in a black colored jeep, believed to be a patriot. with a wh

sidney and i are enjoying cake life.g from fishtown wait until you see this spot, oh, this is the neighborhood, breakfast when we come right back. ttp://www.evertz.com>[a5df] >>> good morning, everybody. it is my favorite day of the week i pick a different neighborhood and we go for breakfast. my mom called and said i have something on my nose. it is icing from the cup cake. over here my friend cindy. we were having cup cakes this morning with her mom and friend. even the dogs and an has are lined up, that is cashus, cash us clay here at cake life bake shop. good morning, ladies. these ladies came all the way from new jersey, we have got kid here and i am with lily, and thanks so much for inviting us out. we were recognize you from the cup cake wars. >> we were winners of the foot network cup cake wars. >> they are delicious. >> thank you. >> you won the war but now you have this fantastic place here in fishtown. let's go down line. explain the best, that is, the butter cake. >> yes, the cheese cake filled with pistachio