with me robert singh, professor of politics at burbank university. —— with me robert singh, professorburbank university. picking up on laura's point, donald trump said he will build roads, highways, bridges, but his party, the republicans, they fight spending policy, they like small government. how will that work? they used to, and that will be the question going forward for the next weeks, months, and possibly years. how does he reconcile this populism, and he was a democrat until 2009, with the conservative beliefs, limited government, not traditionally in favour of these big infrastructure projects, which they vigorously opposed when obama and the democrats propose them, but they may no think this is the way to consolidate a majority going through the next four and possibly eight years. a real battle between principle and opportunism. thank you very much, robert. we will also bring in our correspondent james cook who i believe is with protesters seeing the other side of the story. what is happening where you are, james? just in the last five or ten minutes the situation here in the

they're just as commonplace in the neighboring state of jharkhand, where aradadhana singh is the head of the anti-traffickiking unit. aradhana: [speaking hindi] narrator: there are many traffickers involved in n each step of transportiting the girls from m the village to big citie. and there's a financial transaction each time. aaradhana: [speaking hindi] narrator: today, as aradhana singh is traveling through the area, a mother approaches her. [all speaking hihindi] narrator: : the mothther reports that her 14-year-old daughter m mariam vanished from her r home over to weeks ago. [all speaking hindi] mariam''s story, likeke that of nororbanu, mirrors the e experie of thousanands of other girl a a family y member tricked h her io leaviving the village with him.o protect her idedentity, we've changnged her name. meanwhile, back in kolkata, richchi kant plots his n next me to locate 17-year-old norbanu. he heads to the busy howrah station, where he believes norbanu may have passed through. as expected, the trail is cold. it's been a year now since norbanu vanished. most successful rescu

aradhana: [speaking hindi] narrator: today, as aradhana singh is traveling through the area, a mother approaches her. [all speaking hindi] narrator: the mother reports that her 14-year-old daughter mariam vanished from her home over two weeks ago. [all speaking hindi] mariam's story, like that of norbanu, mirrors the experience of thousands of othegirls. a family member tricked her into leaving the village with him. to prote her identity, we've changed her ne. meanwhile, back in kolkata, richi kant plots his next move to locate 17-year-old norbanu. he heads to the busy howrah station, where he believes norbanu may have passed through. as expected, the trail is cold. it's been a year now since norbanu vanished. most successful rescues take place soon after the abduction. richi is not sure what to do next. but in the other case, of 14-year-old mariam, aradhana singh has managed to track down the trafficker. she calls richi to see if he can help find her. aradhana: [speaking hindi] narrator: after speaking to aradhana,ichi headso the state of haryana, about 150 kilometers away, where mar

on tuesday stanford physician vanila singh and her family will head out to washington d.c.for the inauguration of donald trump. she likes his straight talk, his pledge to bring jobs back to the u.s. and feels trump is more of rockefeller type republican than people give him credit for sot vanila singh, m.d./going to inauguration 21-31 singh was a trump delegate and says she has never hidden her support for the president elect even though most of her friends are democrats. sot singh was invited to the inauguration by a texas congressman who she is advising on overhauling obamacare. she hopes those in congress planning to boycott the inauguration will have a change of heart. a high spirited gathering at the 25-th annual doctor martin luther king junior. multi - cultural rally in oakland today. the program included youth speakers from the m-l-k junior freedom center. and keynote speaker --- east bay congresswoman barbara lee. celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king is something congresswoman lee says she is proud to take part in. she is among those making headlines stat

commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner moore madam chair rosales commissioner bustos is absent and all other members of the commission are present madam clerk, any other business before this e the next order of business the next meeting will be reeled held at city hall room 416 b and announcements of prohibited electronics at the meeting please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c in a moment of time nominate to address the commission unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 report on actions taken at a previous closed session no reportable actions the next o

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important to have a view from the it sector, which india is known for globally —— mr singh.comedy consultant with his thoughts on this week's talking point. comedy consultant with his thoughts on this week's talking pointlj comedy consultant with his thoughts on this week's talking point. i am here at dublin city university's innovation lab, in an empty office $0011 innovation lab, in an empty office soon to be occupied by innovative companies, and i am thinking about jobs of the future. predicting the future is a mug's game. in fact we do not even know if there will be mugs, as they will probably be disrupted by some new receptacle. in the future, whatever happens, billions of people will arrive on planet earth and they will need something to do to occupy their time. the question is what are the futurejobs? time. the question is what are the future jobs? there is time. the question is what are the futurejobs? there is nothing like being ina futurejobs? there is nothing like being in a big empty office to concentrate the mind on whatjobs might be like in the future. this is

robert singh is with me.a professor of politics at birkbeck university, and just this summer you published a book — it's called after obama. well, we are here. from the inaugural speech that you heard, what time does it set for you for american leadership? really, really worrying. it's very difficult to think in living memory that we've seen such a stridently nationalist, parochial, insular and threatening, frankly, speech, as far as the rest of the world is concerned. he's really double down on his campaign rhetoric and anybody who thought he wasn't serious, i think, this is a message, he was serious and the rest of the world better brace themselves. we heard a young woman from alabama talking of it like a religious experience. he's going to bring jobs back. absolutely. it was striking, the poses he struck, it was like a rugby captain at twickenham rather than a solemn moment of an american president taking power. he has doubled down. he even spoke saying protection brings prosperity. that is not what the hi

commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner moore madam chair rosales commissioner bustos is absent and all other members of the commission are present madam clerk, any other business before this e the next order of business the next meeting will be reeled held at city hall room 416 b and announcements of prohibited electronics at the meeting please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c in a moment of time nominate to address the commission unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 report on actions taken at a previous closed session no reportable actions the next o

commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner moore madam chairosales commissioner bustos is absent and all other members of the commission are present madam clerk, any other business before this e the next order of business the next meeting will be reeled held at city hall room 416 b and announcements of prohibited electronics at the meeting please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c in a moment of time nominate to address the commission unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 report on actions taken at a previous closed session no reportable actions the next ord

he is interviewed by michelle singletary "washington post" singh indicated thomas. >> the crucial thingis that you never spend money on any kind of luxury at all. the crucial thing is to be self-aware about what to, what is really worth spending the money on? and what is something where you are just wasting money or just spending it just because people tell you this is the kind of thing you want to be doing or the thing you want to be buying. >> sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern georgetown university professor michael eric dyson author of tears we cannot stop a sermon to white americans. looks at the country's racial divide. >> and so what we want is a cessation of the velocity of stereotype and a granting to us of the same humanity that you grant each other. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> the primary reason i wrote the book was to honor the marines i serve with on vietnam. more people should know their stories, the entry incredible dedication courage and the sacrifices that they made in a war debt to supported and even fewer thanks. and vietnam as draftees observed

yuvraj singh and ms dhoni laid the foundations.eighed in with 134 as india made 381—6 from their 50 overs. despite a century from england's captain eoin morgan and 82 from jason roy, the tourists were restricted to 366 for eight in reply, as india won by 15 runs. yes, it feels great. it it has been awhile since i got 100. i came back after recovering from cancer. the first couple of years were hard. i have to work hard on my fitness. i was able to get a spot and there was a point where i thought whether to continue or not to continue. a lot of people have helped me throughout this journey. never of people have helped me throughout thisjourney. never giving of people have helped me throughout this journey. never giving up of people have helped me throughout thisjourney. never giving up is i think my theory. so, never give up, keep working hard and hopefully time will change. we weren't the best today with the ball. we took early wickets, which isa ball. we took early wickets, which is a good sign, but letting two experienced guys ge

officers say three men suffered gunshot wounds and two of them died at the singh. we get breaking news from azenith smith. she was briefed by police.>> reporter: police spoke to us and you can see this is an active investigation. there is a heavy police presence at the sunset garden shopping center. right behind that van you can see the talk arena. that is where the shooting occurred. right now police are talking to witnesses and they are gathering more information. we are told the bodies of the two man killed are still inside. this happened around 7:45 this evening. officers responded to a report of two people shot. when they got here, they found three victims can't two were dead at the singh. another was taken to the hospital. we learned in the last five minutes he is in stable condition. witnesses tell me the three men, all friends, were eating inside when a man came in and opened fire. police say multiple shots were fired. i spoke to another man outside the crime tape who is afraid his 22-year-old nephew may be one of the victims.>> we're not sure yet. i heard

singh: i think i'm going to go to you rand. firstemy's points, the being long-standing intelligence community assessment that russia has engaged in aggressive cyber activities in the united states. obviously, the election is getting all the attention, but rand is both acting assistant secretary. what you do now focusing on cyber threats, what is the spectrum affec of threats we fa? what should americans be worried about and other aspects of our day-to-day lives and other aspects of security from cyber at large and particularly russia? sec. beers: i would start with a very simple declarative statement. russia is the greatest threat to the united states in cyberspace in the world today and we have known this for some time. election -- at the you can watch this online. search russian hacking at c-span o.org.

for thee spoke publicly first time, singh that he does not believe donald trump is the legitimate president. lewis iseted that john all talk and gets no action or results for his crime infested district. representative lewis: never give up, never give in. stand up, speak up. when you see something not right, not fair, not just, we have a more obligation to do something, say something, and not be quiet. toathan: of the dozens announce they will not attended the inauguration, more than 30 are congressional democrats. alison: in support or opposition, more than one million d.c. later this week for the inauguration. while many will be here to celebrate a record number of protesters are expected to make their voices heard as well. no matter their reason for coming, people need to eat, and that is why businesses like this pizza shop are making sure they are ready. >> as much as we have the pizza line for the people, it goes all the way out there. alison: with barricades already up, security getting tighter, businesses at the capital, the mall, are being asked to have deliveries complete by wednes

emergency crews intially found singh alive.e was taken to highland hospital where he later died. >> catherine:a san ramon woman who died when a tree fell on her has now been identified. 56-year-old deborah mckeown was walking through the canyon lakes golf course on saturday when a tree fell and hit her. >> catherine:police arrived on the scene just before 11 a-m and she was taken to san ramon regional medical center. she died a short time later. >> catherine:no one else was injured. the san ramon valley fire department is blaming the accident on the stormy weather and heavy rains. >> grant:deputies and good samaritans rescued a girl who was trapped in a car.submerged under water. officials say the car was upside down in a creek after a crash near auburn yesterday.that's just east of sacramento. >> grant:a woman came out running from the car and yelling that her child was still in it. >> grant:deputies and some other drivers got into the water.and managed to pull out the 12-year-old girl.who was initially unresponsive. >> grant:

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generalrginia attorney mark haring, alongside religious leaders in northern virginia, singh that he fears the trumpet administration will not aggressively pursue hate crimes. >> a lot of people out there are more than concerned, they are scared. backing state legislation strengthening the investigation and prosecution of hate crimes and changing the state to include disability, gender, and sexual orientation. also a new website, nohateva. com. ashburn, a waitress found a hateful message at the bottom of the check. >> he only hurt himself. of race-related incidents, some violent and involving vandalism, have been reported since election day. >> we have to push back against it. jeff: that is part of the message today, standing up to hate. >> all humanity has to be treated equal, because we are really one family. jeff: jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. seven-year-old battling brain cancer had a chance to suit up as a hero. the prince george's county police department gave elijah young his own uniform, badge, and a special motorcycle he even got to take a ride. this is elijah's second battle with br

commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner moore madam chair rosales commissioner bustos is absent and all other members of the commission are present madam clerk, any other business before this e the next order of business the next meeting will be reeled held at city hall room 416 b and announcements of prohibited electronics at the meeting please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, code are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c in a moment of time nominate to address the commission unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. the next order of business is item 3 report on actions taken at a previous closed session no reportable actions the next o

fast bowler chris woakes reduced india to 25—3, but yuvraj singh and skipper ms dhoni staged a superb 150 and dhoni for 134. in reply england lost alex hales early on but they are now 105—1 after 15 of their 50 overs as they look to avoid a serious defeat. —— series defeat. britain's alex thomson looks certain to finish runner up in the vendee solo round the world yacht race. thomson was within 33 nautical miles of the leader armel le cleac‘h of france yesterday. this morning though le cleac‘h had considerably extended his lead and he's on course to smash the world record and arrive at the finish line at around 3:30pm our time this afternoon. thomson is expected cross the finish line later. and finally, british world champion rebecca gallantree has retired from diving. gallantree — furthest away from the camera — competed in herfirst international event in 2004 and went to three olympic games. she won gold at the 2014 commonwealth games in the women's three—metre synchronised springboard alongside alicia blagg. gallantree also won the team event at the 2015 world championships with to

immigrants in the sanctuary city and has a sense of pride about his teaching continued support for singhey cities even as the city is no sanctuary for some of the most deprived people >> we can talk about violence in chicago and in america. this terrific thing we saw in chicago, teenagers torturing a disabled man. what causes this? weekend talk about the breakdown of the family and we can talk about disrespect for law enforcement that racial tensions that i think obama has exacerbated, those were all secondary causes. at the root there is a spiritual sickness in america. the russian writer doshi askey said without got everything is permissible and for the last 60 years in this country of allowed two separate this country from its judeo-christian moral principles and the result is everybody creates his own morality and we are reaping the consequences of that now. >> it's not an accident that this country has become far more secular. secular is even to kind of a word for what we have become. we have become anti-religious. we have not only become godless but we have become anti-god, try to

drjagjit singh srai is head of the centre for international manufacturing at the university of cambridgesee you this morning. good morning. rachel outlining some of the key issues and there is a lot to discuss with regards to mexico and the united states. the car industry seems to be the centre of it all, doesn't it? most trade between both sides are within that industry? absolutely, manufacturing and the automotive sector are closely linked and mexico and the us are closely interlinked. you will probably know that automotive supply chains is not just where you assemble the car. that criss—crosses across borders. bits of car, components, cross over the border several times before the final car is finished. it is a really complicated process when you look at the supply chain. so how simple is it for president trump just to say, "right, tariffs are slapped on here. we want norjobs in the us." it is a very complicated picture. firstly, we have automotive component manufacturers in the us supplying to mexican car assembly pla nts supplying to mexican car assembly plants and indeed, some repo

they don't want to cancel these operations and understand the impact, with singh staff, patients, anduffering from this. —— and families really suffering from this. -- nhs and families really suffering from this. —— nhs staff. when you again to the point where you are having cancel operations, which are always deemed to need to be done in a pampering, when they are being cancelled and the numbers increasingly being cancelled, this absolutely has to be looked that ensures we have an acute crisis at the moment. notjust affecting people waiting in a&e but how the whole hospital is working, as well as seeing less people being able to be discharged to social care. doctor fran woodard, from macmillan cancer support, thank you. the french foreign minister has urged the incoming us administration not to move the country's embassy in israel tojerusalem. he said this would have serious consequences. jean—marc ayrault‘s comment follows the opening of a conference in paris to re—start the middle east peace process. our paris correspondent hugh schofield explained the significance of the us moving

one or two in the east singh sunshine today.. skies brightening up. misty and murky over the hills of northern england. east of the pennines, like we saw on saturday, one or two brighter breaks and sunshine. maybe some to the north—east of wales. but the vast majority of england and wales, another cloudy fairly mild day. nutters but the exciting weatherwise. hopefully action on the pitch for the fa cup third round will be much more exciting than the sky cover over said. you will have to be wary of mist and fog if you are journeying to be wary of mist and fog if you arejourneying home to be wary of mist and fog if you are journeying home late to be wary of mist and fog if you arejourneying home late in to be wary of mist and fog if you are journeying home late in the evening. mist and fog into monday morning across england and wales. lifting for scotland and northern ireland. a breeze is picking up. into monday, heavy bursts of rain. generally, at night into monday itself. that weather front across scotla nd itself. that weather

the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved.oud. but some sunshine for a few of us, particularly the tops of the hills. that is the exception. for most of us it is dull. some persistent fog patches around to add to the misery. for most of us, not too rosy. some dampness in the south—west but persistent rain is easing away. tonight, the fog will become more thick in some spots, so become more thick in some spots, so be careful on the roads. cloud cover for most should invent temperatures falling to low. frost free for the majority. eastern scotland getting close. some of the best sunshine here on sunday. some mist patches will linger into the day. dampness on the west of scotland on a freshening breeze but it should be relatively mild for most of us. more detail in half an hour. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the red cross, which has been drafted in to help the nhs in england cope with winter pressures, says hospitals and ambulance services are experiencing a "humanitarian crisis". a former american army soldier has been

the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, by one of the guards involved.will be a special fa cup reunion, today for one of the members of the treble—winning manchester united team of 1999. martin allen's non league eastleigh make the trip to his former team, brentford, of the championship. bolton hope to upset their old boss sam allardyce as he returns with new side crystal palace, while one of the members of the treble—winning manchester united team, of 1999. former netherlands centre half jaap stam is now the manager of championship side reading, who go to old trafford hunting for a giant killing this lunchtime. as a player, there is nothing better than to play over there, in a stadium like that in front of so many fans. and we know, as well, we have our own fans over there as well. the five non—league teams left all have a fair chance of getting into round four, with sutton and barrow at home, eastleigh and lincoln both have tough away trips to championship sides, while the lowest team left stourbridge are at league 2 wycombe. there are some potentially

the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. now, the weather.nd it really chilly. a roller—coaster. it is murky out there. for some of us we are sticking out into the blue sky, particularly the high ground, in the peak district for example. for most of us it is a gloomy end to the day. some drizzle in the south—west of england. pretty mild, more than it has been. some frost across eastern scotla nd has been. some frost across eastern scotland tonight. but the rest of us, pretty murky. the fog becomes more widespread. watch out if you are on the move. —— fog. these of scotla nd are on the move. —— fog. these of scotland will see the best of the sunshine early tomorrow morning. hopefully other places will brighten up hopefully other places will brighten up more at do not hold your breath. most of us will be cloudy, some dampness in the west of scotland. temperatures still mild. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the british red cross is claiming there's a "humanitarian crisis" in nhs hospitals in england. the charity has been called in to hel

the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. cute.rage it appears. they come in handing later on in the week, when it turns a lot colder. it's not too cold at the moment. it's relatively mild. but awfully gloomy. some of the hill tops here in derbyshire. if you see much in the way of blue sky today you will be doing well. you can see the cloud cover. that cloud has been producing some rain. noticeably across the south—west of england. many other places dry, if gloomy. but mild. double figures in one or two places. we keep that relatively mild theme going overnight, courtesy ofa mild theme going overnight, courtesy of a blanket of cloud. fog patches become prevalent again, like last night. it could be dodgy on the roads. clearer skies across parts of scotland, particularly the east. a touch of frost possible here. for most of us we'll be above freezing. another murky start to your sunday. that fog takes a while to thin out. in most places it will do. a lot of cloud persisting, some breaks, perhaps more than today hopefully. then some r

eoin morgan won the toss and put india in to bat, they were wobbling on 25—3 but yuvraj singh made 150 what would have been a record run—chase for victory, morgan hit a century and there were 50's from jason roy, joe root and moeen ali, but england fell short. india winning by 15 runs to go two up in the series with one to play. sale have terminated the contract of their wing tom arscott after claiming that he passed on team information and tactics to his brother luke, a bristol player, on the eve of their match on new years day. bristol, who won the match, say the brothers did meet but that nothing of any sporting value was passed on. tom, seen here kicking, was suspended a few days later by sale and sacked after an internal disciplinary investigation and hearing. the rfu are conducting a separate investigation. defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of the masters snooker at the alexandra palace but he was far from his best. the six time winner was up against neil robertson in the pick of the quarterfinals but o'sullivan needed a lot of luck and a couple o

the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. wait for it.e weather forecast now. how's it looking? quite right, standards. i will smile for you, because i'll try and cheer you up from the gloomy weather which we've had today. for most of us it's been distinctly drab and some of that fog has been lingering all day long. for a few of us, it's been beautifully sunny. that's the exception to the rule. the satellite picture says it all. you can see the cloud, the murk across the uk and nothing's going to shift it now really. any breaks in the cloud won't amount to much. temperatures into double figures in most spots. that mild theme continues into the night. that fog could lower down again and become a bit of an issue, if you are on the move, take it steady. there could be thick patches around. eastern scotland having the clearest of the skies. the lowest of the temperatures. touch of frost for most of us. comfortably above freezing. we start sunday with a lot of cloud still. some of that fog, slowly lifting, i think. of cloud still. some of that

have had a mixed warm up to the series beating a strong india a—side featuring ms dhoni and yuvraj singhot did not plate and other match, he joined the tour later after becoming a father for the first time, he will be available for selection for the first one—day international here in pune on sunday. that was tim beach. also on sunday is the start of snooker‘s masters. ronnie 0'sullivan is aiming to win the title for a record seventh time. he's been battling a heavy cold going into the tournament — but hopes to produce the usual flashes of brilliances at alexandra palace over the course of the next week. it is ok to win but i want to win with style. i know in the last five or six years i've put in performances that i am very proud of. sometimes people say you cannot play like that and win, lionel messi proves you can, roger federer does, i want to be like them. i want to play in an exciting, aggressive game, so the people watching says, you know, he doesn'tjust win, he delivers entertainment as well. i think it's very important. and you can see the full interview with ronnie 0'sullivan o

sport at 1:30pm: despite a strong start, england's bowlers fail to control india's batsmen as yuvraj singhin the second one—day international in pune. in the next few hours one of the toughest yacht races in the world is coming to an end — with frenchman armel le cleac‘h expected to cross the finishing line first in the vendee globe race. it'll mean second place for british sailor alex thomson, who had turned round a disastrous start and broken two world records to come so close to victory. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is at the finish line at les sables d'olonne on france's atlantic coast. he's battled everything the ocean has thrown at him, eating only freeze dried noodles and jelly, and survived on as little as 20 minutes' sleep every few hours. it's a fair bet alex thomson's last few weeks have been very different to yours. when he set off with 28 other boats on the 6th of november, the hampshire yachtsman waved goodbye to his wife and two young children and attempted for the fourth time to become the first briton to win the vendee globe in the race's 27 year history. we awai

singh takes for place 9 million. golden globe favorite lala land rounding out the top five.rain to a look at the latest sports championships. the super bowl for the atlanta falcons in the new england patriots. we started foxborough, second quarter pilates school yard play. brady was the flea flicker and go steve to chris hoke and who is wide open for the touchdown. at 17-6. brady handy that it carries on list the entire steeler defense. you can even see. fans love him after his view of 27-9. turn off your tv right there. but if you have, you would have missed celebrating with the cheerleaders. the super bowl is the patriots named nfl record and it will be brady seven. by contrast the atlanta falcons are making their second trip to the big game thanks to quarterback matt ryan. 14 yards out. going up 17-0 and they never looked back. mike mccarthy and the packers facing 24-0 deficit. not brian hooks up with julio jones who does the rest. the thunderbird are the tackle with a stiff arm. the 73 yards. 31-nothing in atlanta. take the gatorade shower and now assigned to houston. fi

people are suffering and someone here, arish, singh, sikh, not a muslim but ejected from rally. >> i'm a sikh and don't claim to speak for others but it's part of the sikh faith to stand up against injus uft that others wereification a facing. trump's claim that thousands of new jersey muslims were cheering on the 9/11 attacks. complete fabrication, said to millions watching on tv and live stream, do that about jersey city, new jersey, home to large arab and south asian population, muslims and hindu, sikhs. incredible to do that and that person is our president. that's injustice we have to stand up against. >> don't you think trump needs to do a lot more? he's hurt a lot of folks' feelings. bush went to the mosque. is he letting folks down? >> he's only been there six days. give him a little slack here. but he's talked already to all kinds of people. he's had al gore in to see him. >> but he tweets about everything. couldn't he tweet about it? >> what i'm saying, he's new yorker. has lived all his life in a diverse community. he knows people all over the map. of all walks of life. cons

schumer singh this week democrats will only work with donald trump if he abandons his republican colleagues>> mr. president-elect, you went after both the democratic and republican establishments when you ran, but by your cabinet picks and early announcements, you seem to be embracing the timeworn, hard road, the only way we are going to work with him as if he moves completely in our direction and abandons his republican colleagues. 90, 95% of the time we will hold his feet to the fire and hold him accountable, but we're democrats, we are not just going to oppose things to oppose them. >> lou: board does sound like that's exactly what the nature schumer is doing, doesn't it? he has a new brand, now referring to democrats as schumer clowns. here to talk about the so-called schumer clowns, death of obamacare and if the 115th congress can carry out the trump agenda, joining me now from the trump campaign manager corey lewandowski, partner at avenue strategies. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> lou: listening to chuck schumer, talking about abandoning republican party, he's presumptuous,

one of the women inside was a 39-year-old elizabeth singh. she was wanted from cape may. >>> new jersey lawmakers are using the deaths of a 6-year-old girl. they want to create a task force in safety in school transportation. to make students safer. the idea got the okay from the state education committee today. and now moves to the full senate. >>> need to speak to someone about your unemployment benefits in pennsylvania? be prepared to wait for hours. there is one phone, one at the career link in norris town and the line to use it is long. problem is, it's the only direct connection to a representative helping initiate or restore unemployment benefits. half of call center employees have been laid off. it's all because the senate did not vote on a bill that would restore funding to the department of labor. >> life altering. you know, people are here waiting for money. this is survival money. it's not like a check is coming from somewhere else. >> the average wait time in norris town is four to five hours. career link centers across the state

rove wanted "star wars" or slipped to second place in 1922.1 million followed by singh and underworldwaters and my mom would come in and it's with 10.1 million. that one all seven of his nominated categories that the golden globe award on sunday night. >> with take a look at the latest in sports. the thrilling college football championship. it took every second to decide the winner. they were headed for a repeat it takes a handoff on its way for the touchdown. but really the 7-rewrote. he just great blocky and scampers 37 yards to the end. 14-0 alabama. the third quarter, clemson trying to get them to deshawn watt said over the middle. renfrew gets the touchdown. clemson down only three. demonstrate again of the end of the third quarter. great for catching finding a wide-open. o.j. howard down the sideline. 68 yards and passed for the touchdown. the fourth quarter, clemson down three. wayne gomes punches it across the line and takes the first 228-24. expected us down by 31 again. clemson comes back to win the scores 35-dirty one. lifting the trophy. the second championship. the other

yuvraj singh and ms dhoni hit brilliant centuries in cuttack as they closed on 381—6.. eeeeel l e}; terrible india in cuttack. it looked against india in cuttack. it looked that way when virat kohli was caught off the bowling of chris woakes. india were 25—3 at one stage, ms dhoni changed all of that. yuvraj reached a record breaking 150, while dhoni did not do badly either. 134, including as big a six as you will see. and there was more pain to soak up, too. ben stokes did not like that. and he won't have liked england's target of 392 either. joe root did his best, but when he went, things did not look good. time for eoin morgan to produce a special innings, drinking plenty of close. but when he was run england close. but when he was run out late on, it was not close enough. this aid targets simply too pig. enough. this aid targets simply too pig, no flipping fortune here. defending champion ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of the masters snooker at the alexandra palace but he was far from his best. the six time winner was up against neil robertson in t

he's also the author of "the hunt for mon singh" and "the shadow catcher." let's take a listen to what he said a few minutes ago. >> most of illegal immigration is coming from our southern border. i've said many times that the american people will not pay for the wall. and i've made that clear to the government of mexico. i will notal allow the taxpayers or the citizens of the united states to pay the cost of this defective transaction. that nafta, one that should have been renegotiated many years ago, except that the politicians were too preoccupied to do so. donald trump campaigned on the wall. he said he was going to build the wall. one of the first things he did was say, i'm going to build a wall and he signed executive action to do that. that shouldn't come as a surprise. my question to you is, what does this change in our relationship with mexico? and how much is at take, in your opinion? >> well, number one, i think that president trump is fulfilling a campaign promise that he was very adamant about. but i'd also like to convey that it's a message tha