he talks a lot of smack, president trump. people know that about him.ies, he's hyperbolic, gets a lot of things wrong and that winds up being a bridge too far. the idea that someone who is dismissed, not just by his critics but many in his base where they say i don't really believe what he says, he's just angry at you. do you think there's a serious impact from someone who is often not taken that seriously? >> i think so. two things to worry about here. the first is that, you know, in a democracy there are certain things you shouldn't talk smack about. the whole point of democracy is we often have deep disagreements about public policy, about what we should do as a country. we all agree that the way to settle those is to have elections. the way to settle those is say, look, if i lost this election, it's okay, you get to rule for a little bit. that's legitimate. the systems used in order to relax people are the appropriate things to do. once you start eroding the trust you increase the likelihood there's going to be violent opposition, going to be people

did i not pack my kids' smacks. >> no?> andy not layout their clothe, so i am hoping that they have the snow day. >> did you pack your kids? >> make and hungry? >> true. >> from the big kids, not too fun if you have to venture out there. >> even where it is raining it is heavy rain, that's enough of an issue, and then when you transition over, that becomes heavy snow very quickly, so, starting to see little more white and blue on this map. that will be the case as time goes by. so zooming in little closer we continue to look at radar. heavy rain we were talking about in radar, other part of new castle county, newark and the university of delaware, raining very heavily there. but up in allentown, mount pocono, in reading, it is all snow, and at this point, starting to see things change a little bit. see the pink line closer to philadelphia and delaware county, so it won't be long before woe transition. but still at 41 degrees at the surface, so we will see the ground is warm from yesterdayment the winds are picking up, 18 m

and meantime he is hoping for a delivery of smacks for real this time. >> i like that, as well. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> hey, good morning to you, rahel, jim. ahead we look at president trump's new choice for national security advisor, he's receiving near universal praise. we will talk, his name of course is hr mcmaster, actually from philadelphia, plus, how a revised travel ban could hurt rural communities in need of doctors. and legal analyst ricky on how a man is trying to use the stand your ground defense, for shooting a man in a texas movie theater, after he texted. a lot to discuss. see you right at 7:00. >> nora we also understand happy to report our friend and colleague charlie rose appears to be on his way to speedy recovery. >> absolutely. take a look at this photo. >> he is. >> we are so happy to hear. that will co-host gale king, she shared this on instagram. take a look, see the big smile on both of their faces, gale says he feels as good as he looks, 11 days after heart surg

what a smack in the face. >> but it's a short lived smack in the face. milder weather will be back. how about another day in the 70s coming up on wednesday and just like saturday we will have an opportunity for some strong thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening so that will be a weather alert day here at nbc 4. four things to know weather. the clouds are coming back today. rain will stay away from the metro area but there could be a lonesome shower. then that thunderstorm chance on wednesday. then thursday and friday, kind of chilly but on the whole i think you'll like the way the weekend is shaping up. for more about how the weather will impact you today here's sheena. >> it's not too bad of a day. this morning it's chilly. we will be milder today. the clouds will hang around 7:00 a.m. 36 degrees in the district. we're at 39. by lunchtime still cloudy but temperatures around 50 degrees. so by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at highs in the upper 50z so again, milder than yesterday. the clouds are going to hang around. here's a look at the radar again. no rain locally but o

smacks him upside the head. here he is walking up to another man. he slaps him, too. why not? i'm the president of europe. smack you upside your head. the president of the european commission also likes to compare ties. here he's tie touching with one gentleman. here he is with another foreign leader doing the same thing. this is the eu summit that happened in latvia last year. everybody had the same idea about what kind of tie to wear. he didn't let them forget it. but it's this next interaction i want you to watch. this is jean claude juncker again and check out how he says hello to this guy. this part has sound. the first part is in english. watch. >> the dictator is coming. dictator. >> "the dictator" is coming. whap. then he slaps the dictator upside the head. the man the president of the european commission is calling a dictator in that video is the prime minister of hungary and when they march against him in the streets of hungary they actually call him not the dictator, they call him the victator because his name was victor. he started an anti-communist movement in his

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the ft focuses on donald trump smack the decision to review us financial regulations put in place aftervernment will force developers to use land they have planning permission for or risk losing it. the guardian reports european leaders at a summit in malta have attacked donald trump for his anti—eu rhetoric. and the daily mail brings us news of a shortage of vegeta bles brings us news of a shortage of vegetables in britain's supermarkets. let's begin with the i and the attack on the louvre. an egyptian suspect known to the security services. threat of terrorism here to stay. the french have become used to wear high level of security and it isn't going anywhere any time soon. —— to a high level. this is why we have scary people holding guns outside tourist locations. it sounds like a scary incident. but it also sounds like the authorities dealt with it very well. this could have been a really nasty incident. and the soldiers took action. they were only lightly injured themselves. the story could have been worse. it reminds everyone that terrorism isn't going to go away and it is going t

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or smack we have stragglers in the back. my name is linda huntoon. i am delighted to welcome you to the 10th annual savannah book festival presented by george power and the family foundation. what a terrific day we are blessed to host such celebrated authors in trinity united methodist church today which has been made possible by the generosity of curt anderson, we like to stand special thanks to our literary members and individual owners who have made and continue to make the festival free. before we get started saturdays, i said sundays. to make saturday's free festival events possible. before i get started there are always housekeeping issues. immediately following the presentation,

[applause] or smack the change we have a very top-heavy system that needs to be reformed by teachers and students, the state already provides a number of services is voluntarily take advantage of to save money such as it services, purchasing and bonding assistance. in addition to that, i am creating a task force to review the state education funding formula, with funding sources to analyze k-12 footprints, just as we must fix budget structural issues we must do the same for our k-12 distribution system. [applause] >> our education system must be focused on creating the best outcomes. to do so we must ensure more money goes to the classroom and teachers. we must empower students and parents by giving them more choices so they can best address their own needs. [applause] >> we must be accountable to taxpayers for how we spend education dollars. second, public safety we need -- [applause] >> did i wake you up, commissioner? >> he liked that part. he was awake, i was just teasing him. he has been ringing off my phone so here we go, commissioner, this is your part. second, public safety.

have that we need creative ways that site maybe good more affordable housing in the city to be in the smack middle of the battleground of housing could potentially be beneficiary of this kind funds i know your friends in the mission i i've had a chance to work with meta they know how valuable and we but that in $50 million that has gown occupy we're putting that money together to go to work trying to build and fast and have new partnerships a new tool the housing accelerate fund and again, i want to say thank you to people in the city the people in the nonprofits seesht, the housing development our developer community and today a particular thanks to all the financial institutions that know this stuff backwards and forwards depended upon their time to educate us about how the fund can be set up and make our city that much more smart you know if you - from the city has to do affordable housing by itself we're fail i admit that i admitted that two years ago we need other tools to make our city smart and this very challenging way and now in other words, to be smart you have to be open to the g

he wanted to smack some team around. what we saw was a guided tour of the mind of president. >> i cannot remember ever having a press conference that long before. like kristen noted, he got the hook. it turned into therapy. rage to i'm enjoying myself. at the root of it he was one, he was trying to tranning the subject because he done this throughout campaign when things got ugly he could come out shift it by making statements that would shift the eye. i don't think that's going to work in this case. he is been clear -- and steve bannon has been clear they want to make the media into opposition party. before they got to questions, if you recall, he hostile statements abouthe press. >> norm, what did today tell you about the size of the circle of people around the president? >> brian, usually when a president make it into the white house and i was there in '09 when obama did this, the circle expands. this president is stringing the circle in one way. it consists of the aides in the front row and there's a metaphor kal see

know we are a soft touch, they know that if they get caught they are likely to get away with just a smacky convicted of animal correctly is little more than three months and the majority of offenders face fines or community sentences. the government says it shares the public‘s high regard for animal welfare and kept these strict regulations under regular review that ahead of the debate on the issue in parliament later this week, the report argues that public opinion would support tougher sentences. at shelters like this one, it is often the victims of animal cruelty that end up behind bars. campaigners say it is high time the perpetrators face the same fate and for longer. coming up at 6am on breakfast — louise minchin and dan walker will have all the day's news, business and sport. that's brekafast — on this channel — at six. i'm adnan nawaz. the top stories this hour. iraqi government forces have advanced into a handful of villages on the first day of an offensive to recapture the western half of the city of mosul from the islamic state group. their first objective appears to be mosul‘s

i looked out and i thought smack i started to see the back wall coming in. and breaking. i had to me -- make my way out the door. this whole piece of the floor gave way.>> >> reporter: he left here with his son and partner. he was the only one home when it happened. he got out. no one was hurt. on the outside of the house, you can see the mud and debris pushing up into the back of the home. it crushed the walls -- shattered the windows. the county geologist estimated more than 6600 the county geologist estimated more than 6600 yd.3 of dirt that spilled out as part of this landslide. the hill that broke apart is private property. he and his neighbors will need to work out how they are going to fix this and who is going to be -- pay for it. the neighbors are letting him and his son stay at their place. the geologist says he has been watching this slide all morning. the concern he says is that it is still moving. they will keep an eye on this during the rainstorm today. >>> we turn back to our meteorologist. i know the north bay working its way south. it is pouring in the ea

had theresa may on the back foot in the house of commons. 0ne senior council leader told me they smackedcal cronyism. but more broadly, it has turned minds again to the pressing question of how we pay to care for our elderly. ministers say privately, they are looking hard for a solution but in public but there's not much evidence yet. without an answer, the government faces much more than a little local difficulty. tara palmer—tomkinson, the socialite, tv personality and close friend of the royal family, has been found dead at herflat in london. she was a5. her death is not being treated as suspicious. 0ur correspondent david sillito reports. what a rock chick! at her partying peak, tara palmer—tomkinson said you should always keep your passport close because you never knew what country you might end up in. it was tatler that had spotted her on the party scene and declared her "the it girl". suddenly, life was all about flying in private planes and appearing in the papers. she was famous for being famous, famous for being well—connected. she was a big, outrageous personality, who lived l

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smack dab in the middle of your early morning commute on monday. also expecting to see winds pick up as well which will make for dangerous travel. already seen downed power lines and that could, of course, cause power outages in the area. but for today, well, we are going to see a nice saturday overall through tonight. expecting to see those overcast skies. high of about 54 heading into sunday, going to see a lot of changes in that rain forecast. so the north bay starting to see rain early on and then get breaks in between and then sunday night, into monday morning, expect to see that heavy rain. right now long-range models showing another storm making its arrival tuesday into wednesday. keep a close eye on that. today enjoy a little break from the rain the next couple of hours. kira? >> i'll enjoy not having a hood over my head and umbrella in my hand. vianey, thanks. >>> coming up, the way one silicon valley ceo is hoping to cure cancer. small donation by small donation. time. and the pelbeach ceo tnks it's not only possible ...ut >>> welcome bac

travel ban smacked down by ninth circuit, adviser under scrutiny for trying to defend him and make upsians. how do you think it's going? >> if you're going to do things in washington get pushback, betsy devos confirmnd add -- left so upset won't let devos go to high school in washington, d.c. radical silliness. and tom price, beginning of the end of obamacare, i think a great week. continuing to reach out to heads of industry, heads of state and union members and i think the democrats are just showing only thing they have as alternative is we have donald. that's not a policy. not you by the way. they do not like president trump. that's not policy. they need to be saying here's alternatives besides obstructionism. but the democrat party continues to dig a hole for sthfl. >> i'm not democrat. i knew you didn't mean me. crux of my question, liberals are upset about this presidency, you're right before that. but to my question, his travel ban smacked down, senior adviser and press secretary under scrutiny for making up lies and trying to defend him and national security adviser caught up

he's like al, right-click smack >> he's not like al!> okay, tiebreaker. >> he's like rodney dangerfield when he's saying "i get no respect." the media do not respect me, people don't respect me. you aren't respecting me. he has that common with rodney dangerfield. the windchill, i think more than anything else, >> tom: -- like most people are. >> we are making sure that people who are getting to my hurting get the help that they need. it's the refreshing candor, saying what the average guy says. that's what trump dies. it's about the political correctness bear that's why the average guy like him. wright, jill? >> sure. [laughter] here's the problem. i haven't seen "caddyshack" ." >> that has a problem! >> tom: why did we even let you on the panel? >> i didn't want to admit it... >> something is wrong. something's wrong! >> tom: i don't know if it's on netflix, but pay the fee! >> she's never seen "airplane." >> i've seen "airplane." >> tom: moving on. president trump and prime minister shinzo abe handled the north korean missile crisis

nobody said you couldn't have there smack there used to be 10,000 british troops there.roops there. now 500 are in a purely training role. it does feel very much like an opening salvo if a war metaphor of isn't inappropriate in the context. we'll allow it. thank you. coming back to the guardian. the home office saying... they have agreed to review, and my going to the right one? at the bottom of the page, try refugees have hopes raised as home 0ffice reviews calais cases. it emerges people hoping to come to the uk have gone back to the site in calais where everybody used to gather to get across the channel. and where it was such a big story la st and where it was such a big story last year that it was finally being shut down and bulldozed and children we re shut down and bulldozed and children were being may be found somewhere to go to in france where they would be safe, or somehow getting lost in the whole chaos of it all being shut down. obviously this story has been quite aside from one's opinion on the humanitarian nature of it, it's been terrible pr for the governme

if you have hn, you are going to get a smack on it by somebody. rattle bebear's cage. if you look for a fight, someone will eventually say, all right, i will take you in handicaps. a very good analogy. meanwhile, in france... let's go to the front page of the independent. marine le pen is riding high in the polls. she is extending the lead, particularly against the fact that the right—wing candidate who was likely to do very well, fillon, is an mired in —— is mired up in a scandal. she clearly seems to be the world think she's clothing and seems to be trying to adopt the softness of policy and image as well. you hope to god that the french see through it. at the moment, it seems to be building up. she is on a populist way. there was a popular french newspaper editor sometime la st french newspaper editor sometime last year that might have said the same thing about nigel farage in the uk. the parties are slightly different, to be honest. i am not ukip voter. the upshot is, there is very real possibility, probably for the first time in history, of t

smack in between, today's temperatures very mild into the 60s but down from 71 in pleasanton to about7 down from 70 to 67 degrees in san jose. rain and then showers thursday. rain gusty winds friday. a bit of a lull saturday then rain by sunday night into monday and then tuesday. we'll be right back. ,, with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels, plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> good morning, everybody. the giants had to endure five months of reliving a 9th inning collapse against the cubs in which they blew a three-run lead in game 4 of the division series. well, it's finally time to officially turn the page. the giants pitchers and catchers held their first workout yesterday in scottsdale. and the team's ceo larry baer told me with the exception of the new closer, mark melancon, the 2017 giants look like the 2016 version. >> the big sort of free agent acquisition off se

tommy its also by the way not afraid to talk some smack. >> really? >> that's right. heard yelling at one pro, you are in big trouble. >> he's got the trash talking down. completely. >> shooting side eye as well. i hope. >> the kid is good. coming up. growing danger on the highway hitting us all where it really hurts. what we are finding out this morning. about why are our auto insurance rates are spiking suddenly. and the steps you can take right now to lessen the blow. >> and -- are you tired of those long, winter evenings? just you and the rest of the family? well, there its a fresh crop of toys and games that can warm up even the coldest >> the warmest nights. >> or happen to have record breaking temperatures. we still are talking winter toitz. -- toys. >> yep. first take a look at the cold winter nights. ♪ ♪ i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for med