this is a particularly interesting will smith. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: you're will smith?er tonight. >> jimmy: you don't change to it bill or william? to kind of go differently? >> on the third, so there was a william, a willie, a billy, so i just -- >> jimmy: you're will. >> i was willie growing up. i dropped the "ie" successfully when i got college. >> jimmy: the reason this will has distinguished himself from the others is, introduce your wife to everyone. >> this is my wife. her name is jada. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: jada. does your husband ever go out on the street and ask people for money? [ laughter ] he doesn't do that? >> he always has cash. >> jimmy: that's the will smith that has cash. >> he's the cash guy. go figure. >> jimmy: you find that this is a benefit to your lives, being will and jada? >> yeah, it's -- it's an ice breaker. it got us here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's going to be a nice double date. what are you going to do for your 20th anniversary? >> we've been talking about that. and jada was like, you know what? we're going

doug jones and tina smith. he went on to discuss agenda items for the session and commented on iran's latest developments. and senator orrin hatch's decision to retire at the end of his term. we will also hear from minority leader chuck schumer who discusse president trump -- and foreign policy. s sen. mcconnell: as we open the second session of the 115th congress, we are pleased to welcome my colleagues back to the chamber. welcome the two new senators just wanted. first senators doug jones will have take shoes to fill. his estate has sent distinguished legislators to washington including jeff sessions. -- second having served served as a prosecutor in the northern district of alabama and we welcome it. we also welcome tina smith. she searched the people of minnesota as lieutenant governor. representoin -- and them in the senate. i welcome them both and look forward to working with them i make progress and find common ground on behalf of the people. ae senate will need to tackle number of important issues this

tinawas doug jones and smith.e went on to discuss agenda items for the new session, and commented on iran's latest installment. senator orrin hatch's decision to retire at the age of his term. we will also hear from his democratic counterpart, chuck , who has discussed president trump's 10 foreign policy. n the second session of the 115th congress, we're pleased to welcome my colleagues back to the chamber. i'd like to extend a particular welcome to our two new senators who were just sworn in. first senator doug jones of alabama will have big shoes to fill. his state has sent some very distinguished legislators to washington, including our attorney general, jeff sessions. senator jones brings a background in law enforcement, having served as a federal prosecutor in the northern district of alabama, and we welcome him. we also welcome senator tina smith. for three years, she served the people of minnesota as their lieutenant governor. now she will join senator klobuchar in representing them here in the senate. i co

i asked him, why emmitt smith? he said, when i looked at him and what he did in college, clearly, was superior. i went back further. school. he was a winner. i went back further. i went back to pop warner. the man won everyplace he was. that's why i wanted emmitt smith. >> i appreciate it. that's someone that recognizes a football player. to me, there is a difference between a statistical player and a football player. >> statistical player versus a football player. >> you can have someone produce all kinds of stats. run this, field like that, have these sizes and everything that fits the criteria of a professional typical player. you can have someone like antwan bolton. he doesn't fit that mold, but he knows what to do with the football when he gets it. he knows how to compete. he knows how to run routes and make things happen. the only thing they truly measure should have been meased guy is in that position. >> clearly, you guys possessed an awful lot of talent. you guys dominated. you won superbowl after superbow

steve smith has now passed 6000 test i’u ns steve smith has now passed 6000 test runs “— steve smithtest runs —— after a quiet series. england had made early breakthroughs, getting rid of cameron bancroft, bowled by stuart broad, and david warner was dismissed byjimmy anderson with a good delivery, after he scored a half—century. smith and usman khawaja had to ride their luck but they looked more and more confident as they went on and were comfortable by the close. australia will try to get beyond the england total and ta ke total get beyond the england total and take total control of this final test match but up so patrick, what can england do on day 3 to try and turn this around? they will want to finish on a high note. they will, they have got to ta ke note. they will, they have got to take wickets, they will want to get rid of usman khawaja but desperate to get rid of steve smith and solve the rid of the ashes, how to get smith out. they tried mason crane, the young leg—spinner, and he bowled pretty well, it was a bit unlucky, so we pretty well, it was a bit unlucky, so we will s

we also welcome senator tina smith. for three years, she served the people of minnesota as their lieutenant governor. now she will join senator klobuchar in representing them here in the senate. i congratulate both of these new senators and look forward to working with them in the month ahead to make bipartisan progress and to find common ground on behalf of the american people. the senate will need to tackle a number of important issues this year. it's my sincere hope that we can do so in a renewed spirit of comity, collegiality, and bipartisanship. i note that colleagues on both sides of the aisle share the hope and it's urgent that we make it a reality. congress must reach a spending agreement by january 19 to ensure uninterrupted funding for the federal government. among several key priorities, it is vital that our agreement provide sufficient resources for our all-volunteer armed forces. under the budget control act, america's military has been stretched thin by disproportionate cuts that have harmed our combat rea

smith. i yield back. mr. smith: i would like to kansas. member of just ranked number five as the state.ro-- >> i would like to thank you for hosting this special order on the 5th ambssi of roe versus wade. each and every life is precious, a unique gift with unique values. 16 weeks old, a baby's body is formally formed and a babe can make facial expressions. i have been blessed with three children. and as a father, i'm excited to see what impact they will have on the world. they will contribute to society and bring a unique prospective. as we approach the anniversary of roe v. wade, there are individuals in the country today. 0 million people starting if families or going to medical schools. their fate was determined before they had a chance to show the world talents. i'm thankful to the volunteers to ensure that we are becoming a society. for many years, we have been involved with the people of kansas. hundreds of these volunteers are coming here to this week coming for the march of life. and that's five months, i think we are seeing an in

very exciting to welcome two new members of this body will be joining the democratic caucus, tina smith from minnesotag and doug jones from alabama. in joining this esteemed body both bring a wealth of experience in individual passions. former lieutenant governor tina smith brings with her several a years of experience serving at the highest levels of stateev government where she focused on economic development and expanding access to rural broadband in affordable healthcare. issues she will continue to fight for here in the senate. in that work governor dayton priester as extremely intelligent, quick to learn and always open to hearing otherslv views. she was also dubbed the quote velvet hammer by the mayor of minneapolis for her ability to work across the aisle but also get tough when she needs to be. those are precisely the kinds of qualities that make an effective senator and the people of minnesota are lucky to have nsenator smith we look forwardo welcoming her in our next caucus. we also look forward to welcoming senator doug jones, the first democrat in the state of alabama in a

lisa smith we're told is six months pregnant with another child. thomas? >> hard to make sense of it. dave schratwieser is in abingt abington. thank you 86-year-old woman police arrested for robbing bank in university city will not be heading to prison. emily coakley walked out a -- worked out one year probation deal. it was back in november the 86-year-old pulled out a gun when she thought td bank shorted her out of the $400. the district attorney cited her health issues as part of the me to to drop robbery and theft charges. >>> happening happening right now pennsylvania representative pat meehan is defending himself against allegations that he used taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. according to the report by the new york times meehan grew hostile when a former aid rejected his romantic interest in her. meehan says it's simply not true and speaking out tonight because the other side broke a confidentiality agreement they both sign. >> i did not have romantic feelings. i was -- it was a relationship that was a very professional relatio

i asked him, why emmitt smith?id in college, clearly, was superior. i went back further. i looked at what he did in high school. he was a winner. i went back further. i went back to pop warner. the man won everyplace he was. that's why i wanted emmitt smith. >> i appreciate it. that's someone that recognizes a football player. to me, there is a difference between a statistical player and a football player. >> statistical player versus a football player. >> you can have someone produce all kinds of stats. run this, field like that, have these sizes and everything that fits the criteria of a professional typical player. you can have someone like antwan bolton. he doesn't fit that mold, but he knows what to do with the football when he gets it. he knows how to compete. he knows how to run routes and make things happen. the only thing they truly measure should have been measured with how effective this guy is in that position. >> clearly, you guys possessed an awful lot of talent. you guys dominated. you won superbowl

we also welcome senator tina smith. for three years she served the state of minnesota as the lieutenant governor. now she will join senator klobuchar in representing them here in the senate. i congratulate both of these senators and look forward to working with them in the months ahead to make bipartisan progress and to find common ground on behalf of the american people. the senate will need to tackle a number of important issues this year it it's my sincere hope that we can do so in a renewed spirit of collegiality and bipartisanship. i know colleagues on both sides of the aisle share the hope and it's urgent that we make it a reality. congress most reach a spending agreement by january 19 to ensure uninterrupted funding for the federal government. among several key priorities, it is vital our equipment provide sufficient resources of our all volunteer armed forces. under the budget control act america's military has been stretched thin by disproportionate cuts that upon our combat readiness. since fiscal year 2013 de

smith to death yesterday in the willow grove home that they shared.uthorities say that little boy was repeatedly struck in the head and torso with both a hand and a shoe. >> it appears from the investigation that the child spilled cereals, and after that the mother and boyfriend punished the child. they punished him through severe beatings, and that went on for a period of time. he was burned in the shower. >> in addition to today's fresh injuries, an autopsy also found old rib fractures. tonight, both smith and king are behind bars at the montgomery county correctional facility. >>> and now in sports, tonight in minneapolis the nfl is preparing the field at u.s. bank stadium for soup he bowl 52. wow, there is eagles logo in the end zone. crews began painting to it day this is our first look inside the stadium. they have been working none in stop to get it ready for game time. half time show rehearsals start on friday. >>> it seems that some eagles fans want nothing to do with boston, home area of the new england patriots. one local bakery has banned

major steven long named it fort smith after general thomas smith, commander of the u.s. army rifle regiment. to recognize this milestone, the community is organizing a year-long celebration from highlighting its rich history, it's citizens and future. while fort smith was abandoned by 1824, the community that sprung up around it continued to grow and played a role in the preservation of law and order in our developing nation. judge eye sack parker baifd the way -- paved the way and others helped to lay the foundation that shaped fort smith's role in the history of the u.s. marshal service. reece was one of the most well-respected lawmen. he was honored with a monument downtown. his career is well documented. in 1968, charles portis depicted fort smith's role in detaining the west in "true grit," which is a teenaged girl's effort to avenge her father's death with a u.s. marshal by her side. fort smith will be the home of the future u.s. marshal museum scheduled to hope in 2019. part of its collection will include a gun and badge that belonged to bass reeves. the national

smith: mr. speaker, we already knew from their daily attacks that the media disdained the president. what we didn't know with a certainty until last week was that the media also disdained the american family. how else to explain the front paging and televising at all hours a four-letter expletive that would be seen by children across america. cnn reportedly used the word 195 times in one day. sad. there was a time when the media would show some respect for family values, but no more. words that might have been omitted were not spelled out are now broadcast in their entirety. that is a media's decision to make, but it is a poor decision for the american family. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker

smith. >> i agree. i think it takes all parts of the puzzle working together. so you have to have law enforcement, legislature, the courts, child protective services and service providers all working together communicating and collaborating together. i think that something we do very well. law enforcement does work we can't do. investigate, prosecute the perpetrators, rescue. we can bring a survivor and an advocate perspective so that they can work in a trauma informed way to we can bring survivors on the scene at those things to build trust and transfer that tries to law enforcement, so there a lot more likely to cooperate. and if you don't have services in place for the victims, they will not stick around to make a good case. so everything intersects together. >> let me ask you this. how are you all working and educating healthcare professionals? >> we actually right now working with one of the large hospital systems. they have been working with us for about a year to create training for a

smith to death yesterday in the willow grove home that they shared. authorities say that little boy was repeatedly struck in the head and torso with both a hand and a shoe. >> it appears from the investigation that the child spilled cereals, and after that the mother and boyfriend punished the child. they punished him through severe beatings, and that went on for a period of time. he was burned in the shower. >> in addition to today's fresh injuries, an autopsy also found old rib fractures. tonight, both smith and king are behind bars at the montgomery county correctional facility. >>> and now in sports, tonight in minneapolis the nfl is preparing the field at u.s. bank stadium for soup he bowl 52. wow, there is eagles logo in the end zone. crews began painting to it day this is our first look inside the stadium. they have been working none in stop to get it ready for game time. half time show rehearsals start on friday. >>> it seems that some eagles fans want nothing to do with boston, home area of the new england patriots. one local bakery has banne

. >> jamie foxx and katie holmes caught getting cozy and sam smith in love. >> lady ga ga engaged. >>lus who dropped the mike with their grammy glam. >> then -- where we found the constellation puppies today and our one on one with cardi b. >> my mom is going to be oh my goodness. >> this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ >> we are running on adrenaline after a wild grammy weekend. we all just got back from new york city this morning. where do we start? >> let's start with the surprises. >> okay. >> hello jamie foxx katie holmes side by side. a secret no more. >> there was all the fashion. people brought it to the grammys. we've got it all covered. kevin frazier still in new york. one star kind of stole the show. >> you must be talking about blue ivy. she upstaged her parents last night. that's on the way. you were really referring to the man of the night, bruno mars. ♪ >> 24-karat magic, bruno mars. >> bruno was undefeated at madison square garden grabbing six grammys. >> look at me pop. i'm at the grammys right now. >> bruno alec tri fied the crowd with cardi b. >> bruno and cardi b, so

hank smith.reat to have you with us. i see that you are noting that we will have a correction in 2018 and that it is coming. but it is a waste of time to guess when and why. what do we do in the meantime? >> we should all expect pullbacks and corrections, they are a normal part of every bull market. the fact we have not had one for two years is abnormal. a lot of investors have missed the bull market and mine is resolution to them as to get invested and be diversified. do not speculate, invest in solid, blue-chip, high-quality companies. invest for the long run. do not speculate at this stage. i think there are very nice returns ahead of us. you should have expectations for volatility. vonnie: are there sectors people should rotate into or out of? >> clearly the offensive sectors, the cyclical sectors look attractive with the pickup in gdp growth that had been occurring and will continue to occur, not just in this country but globally. industrials, basic materials, information technology, financi

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: caitlyn smith is here!and applause ] she's the real deal. >> steve: she is. >> jimmy: yeah, she's fantastic. guys, did you see last week on twitter donald trump announced that he was going to be giving out the fake news awards to the media? [ laughter ] on january 17th. that's tomorrow. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah, but it turns out he already taped the ceremony. >> steve: did he really? >> jimmy: and we were able to get our hands on the footage. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow, how is that possible? >> jimmy: check out the first exclusive clip of the fake news awards. here it is. [ cheers and applause ] >> live from the trump hotel in washington, d.c., it's the first annual fake news awards. now, here's your host, the world's most stable genius, president donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank -- thank -- definitely thank the loser. thank this loser. welcome to the fake news awards which are totally real, unlike the really fake news, which is fake and not real. [ laughter ] for real

this smith & wesson new model number three was ordered by theodore roosevelt in 1898. he picked it up or received it from smith & wesson immediately before leaving new york to go to san antonio to train the rough riders. again, it is factory engraved. it has unusual target combat sites. these are not the typical fixed sites for this gun nor the adjustable target sites. they are a durable sturdy site that could be adjusted to the individual load. we think we know what roosevelt had in mind for this gun. he did not want it chambered for the standard round for this gun, a 44 russian. he wanted it chambered for the u.s. military service round, the 38 colts. we believe he wanted to take this gun to cuba with him. it was not the gun he wound up using in cuba with the rough riders. instead, he used the revolver from the sunken battleship maine. we have a couple of revolvers from associates of theodore roosevelt. a very close friend and associate of roosevelt was senator henry cabot lodge. this was his gun. it was passed down in his family. the family member that it came from

one of the loudest voices was microsoft and chief officer brad smith.oke with brad smith on a special surveillance with president and founder even bremner. they started the conversation by asking smith about the role of technology over the next five years. >> we are seeing technology have several important impacts, with the advent of artificial intelligence or ai. we are going to see an ongoing impact on not just businesses and government but also economies and jobs. i think people are bracing for that, we are looking to the future without a clear sense of exactly which jobs will be eliminated and new jobs will be created, what additional skills will people need in order to take these jobs. i think the other thing to think about is the international level,of this -- at one i teach i doubt it has become more global, this is another area where he has been saying that we are seeing the rise of china, we are seeing chinese tech leaders emerge as global tech leaders and at the same time we are seeing fragmentation there technology sector, are longer quite as

. >> torrey smith doing a great job of tracking the football and nick foles said he couldn't do the tl but he frommed torrey smith and great completion. >> with the second touchdown of the game. >> receiver in the red shown and nick foles fouled him in the end zone and more of him especially in the big game. >> 352 yards and no interceptions here is some post game locker room sound. >> i feel like it's what got us here and talking about how good he was so try to do it. >> it's been an incredible year and have been through a lot like every one in the season and considering how we persevered and we have a special group and outstanding year and we have one more. >> this city deserves championships. we have to give it to them. go. let's go. jamie apody joins us and jamie you were in the field and the locker room what was it like? >> never seen anything like it you feel the energy of the crowd and the emotion of the players and tim had a meltdown on the field and had tears in his eyes and just taking it in and felt like the longest tenured eagles and had the chance in nfc championship. >>

$71 million guaranteed for alex smith. oh. and the chiefs will go with pat maholmes at quarterback next year. so, when we started the night, if i said i will give you the warriors and 29 points against the jazz, you certainly would have taken it. >> oh, sure,

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we're also told bite district attorney that lisa smith is six months pregnant with another child. lucy? >> an absolutely gutting story. all right, dave. >>> happening right now, the congressman representing so many of you in the pennsylvania suburbs pat meehan is talking about what went down with a former staff. he faces accusations of using taxpayer money to settle a sexual misconduct complaint. so says a report in the new york times. the report says, a former aid refused his romantic advances. meehan says that is just not true. we've got team coverage for you tonight. jeff cole and the congressman one-on-one. and dave kinchen talking to voters with their take. jeff gets us start to do night. >> reporter: representative pat meehan of the seventh congressional district says he did not sexually harass a former female aid who worked for him for some time. he says that he did not have a romantic interest in her. and he says that the thousands of dollars taxpayers paid her when she left his office was severance, not a settlement. the new york times reported meehan used thousands of do

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tina smith worked for mondale's senate campaign. dana, we remember pre single early january joe biden's role swearing in senators, must watch tv. look, this is ceremonial. this is important. taking place in what i think is the best room in the old capitol, all of that happening. the historic moment, not just two the new senators being sworn in but three living vice presidents in the room at the same time. it sounds maybe perhaps a little bit too light. it's pretty cool, if you ask me. >> absolutely. as you're talking, phil, the current vice president mike pence is beginning the ceremony sitting in his seat as the senate president chamber. should we listen? okay. we can't hear anything. when we begin to hear, we'll get back to it. vice president joe biden walking up with doug jones who is about to be sworn in as the next senator from alabama. >> please raise your right hands and prepare to respond. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, be

drew smith -- >> he is in our breaking news center. he is following the vote that failed in the senate. >> we are watching the senate floor. they haven't closed this vote, even though it's clear they don't have the votes to pass. i want to show you a live picture of the senate floor. you can see a number of senators there. they are still actually debating this. they haven't taken the final tally on this. again, the votes are just not there to keep the government open. this was not a total party line vote. there were some democrats who voted to keep the government open and some republicans who broke with party leadership to vote no on this. the deadline, we're racing towards it. it's midnight. otherwise, the funding for the government will run out. in a shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers will stay home. that includes people at the centers for disease control. they are dealing with a bad flu season. plus the irs trying to implement a new tax law. the park rangers who work at places like independence hall. in the past ten

alan smith, thank you very much. —— owen smith.ow to president trump's trade policy of ‘putting america first‘. he was speaking at the world economic forum in davos today. our north america editorjon sopel reports on the day's events. wherever donald trump has gone in davos, the crowds have gone with him. and wherever the cameras have been, the president has been pleased to oblige. i hope we're going to bring back many billions of dollars into the us. i think that will happen. it's already happening. but billions of dollars is coming back into the us, and i think that willjust continue. how much today? how much? probably a lot. and that was the theme of his speech. america first, yes, but an america welcoming the world. i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. but at the end of a week in which the us imposed extra charges on some imported goods from china, he played do

. >> and tina smith will be sworn in to the u.s. senate. smith was appointed by minnesota govrp for for the seat vaiked by trafficen. smith will be sworn in and alabama select doug is ready to get to work. >> still no winners. nearly $800 million up for grabs between powerball and mega millions which means 2018 could be a rewarding year for some lucky winner. mega millions jackpot jump todd 418 million after no one won last night. powerball jackpot is 440 million last night's drawing. this is the second time powerball and mega millions had powerball jackpots this high at the same time. >> good luck us to or i mean anybody out there bying tickets? we'll take it. >> e. >> let's hope. >> good morning to both of you. >> good to see you. >> oh, goodness. let's talk about it we get to the pretty lady after you. not that you're not hand some, also pretty. >> aww, all right, guys it's cold once again this morning. same story as yesterday. today is quiet weather day. tomorrow the focus shifted to a threat of snow here during the morning rush hour. n

is with usklow-smith sticking around.ble bluffing, does it make us any wiser of what happens to the banks? emma: the banks from the very beginning have been making contingency plans and have led the pack in planning for the worst case scenario. they are not relying on maintaining passporting, so what barnier says is because of the red lines the u.k. set out the u.k. will be leaving the single market and therefore they cannot maintain the access they have got. view, a u.k. point of year ago they did not seem particularly fussed about financial services. what we are seeing now is the u.k. is relying a bit on the e.u. 27 being divided. it --r has set out as an an initial negotiation, but there can be no passporting. what the u.k. is hoping for is certain countries do want the u.k. to continue to be, as carney says, the banker of europe after brexit. francine: what does it mean for the banks? they are already taking their decision, so will it be quick for them to bring people back, or are they taking their time? ofphen: we ha

$71 million guaranteed for alex smith.and the chiefs will go with pat maholmes at quarterback next year. so, when we started the night, if i said i will give you the warriors and 29 points against the jazz, you certainly would have taken it. >> oh, sure, >>> was already sweeping across our land -- each day. >> okay. enough of this, snormy show me on the puppet what he did to you. kinky. [ laughter ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kerry washington. stormy daniels. and music from elise trouw. and now, you asked for it. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thk

smith was appointed to replace al franken. today mick mulvaney and white house legislative affairs director marc short will head to capitol hill to meet with the top four congressional leaders. this is the other big story of the day. they are planning to talk about immigration reform. government funding, you know so, we don't face a shut down deja vu and other issues facing congress. the white house says government funding is the main issue. democrats may press on getting protections for dreamers with that. as questions grow about how a slimmer majority in the senate could effect the republican agenda. let's talk about thranchts is a lot on the docket because january 19th is the funding date. do you have the immigration issues. you have coming on the heels of all of that will be the debt ceiling vote issue that they have to deal with. you have the supplemental issues for the disaster relief that has to be out there. you have people who want to spend more money on defense. and that all comes up in the next two weeks. >> harris:

this smith & wesson new model number three was ordered by theodore roosevelt in 1898. or received it from smith & wesson immediately before leaving new york to go to san antonio to train the rough riders. again, it is factory engraved. it has unusual target combat sites. these are not the typical fixed sites for this gun nor the adjustable target sites. they are a durable sturdy site that could be adjusted to the individual load. we think we know what roosevelt had in mind for this gun. forid not want it chambered the standard round for this gun, a 44 russian. he wanted it chambered for the u.s. military service round, the 38 colts. we believe he wanted to take this gun to cuba with him. it was not the then he wound up using what the route -- with the -- it was not the gun he wound up using what the rough riders. instead, he used the revolver from the sunken battleship maine . revolverscouple of from associates of theodore roosevelt. a very close friend and associate of roosevelt was senator henry cabot lodge. this was his gun. it was passed down in his family. the fam

and tina smith replacing al franken. we have 22 members of the senate. it's not nearly representative, but it is 22. joining me now, nbc's von hilliard on capitol hill. vaughn, this is a swearing. in the old senate chamber and that will involve a number of z. you have vice president mike pence who you just saw on fot doug jones and tina smith, but now they're making their way to the subway that connects the two places there. they'll have that old swearing-in at the old chamber. doug jones, meanwhile, is going to be accompanied by. their relationship goes back 41 years when doug jones was in law school, and doug joebz who actually went and introduced them. then he themd. he was the last democrat to serve the state here in the u.s. senate and he worked with joe biden at that point, too. as you saw in the last 10 minutes, you now have is a full senate. all 100 senators are sworn in. congress is back in session. you have the likes of tina smith, as you said, the 22nd woman to represent. now, she is going to be up for reelection just here in one year from now

we also welcome senator tina smith. for three years, she served the people of minnesota as their lieutenant governor. now she will join senator klobuchar in representing them here in the senate. i congratulate both of these new senators and look forward to working with them in the month ahead to make bipartisan progress and to find common ground on behalf of the american people. the senate will need to tackle a number of important issues this year. it's my sincere hope that we can do so in a renewed spirit of comity, collegiality, and bipartisanship. i note that colleagues on both sides of the aisle share the hope and it's urgent that we make it a reality. congress must reach a spending agreement by january 19 to ensure uninterrupted funding for the federal government. among several key priorities, it is vital that our agreement provide sufficient resources for our all-volunteer armed forces. under the budget control act, america's military has been stretched thin by disproportionate cuts that have harmed our combat rea

. >> reporter: according to this affidavit the pregnant mother of tahjir smith was found wandering outsideer house the four-year-old laying nearby limp and unresponsive according to her confession the mother and her boyfriend keiff king were disciplining the boy for spilling his cereal and made him get in a push up position. they then laid the boy on the bed with his pants and underwear removed, grabbed a blue levi sandel and repeatedly struck him he said king punched tahjir in the back of a head before putting him in an scalding shower and burning him the autopsy also found evidence of several rib fractures and injuries inflicted from a sustainedev eveever event and s not the first time this happened. >> there was significant injuries to this child, some which were revealed externally but much more internally. >> reporter: the boy was pronounced dead by medics at the scene smith just 19 and king 26 are now facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and child endangerment. >> we got to stand up for this young child who can't speak for himself any more because of what they did a

smith was unaware of all of this. smith went on furlough, went on leave for 10 days to take care of a sick relative, and all of a sudden, these orders come down and butler's chief of staff happened to be in washington and heard what was happening and tipped off the general that he was about to get demoted. butler goes to visit grant and confronts him with this alleged order, and grant says, oh no, no, no, i don't want this at all. in fact, i want to give you the 19th corps and expand your responsibilities. baldy catches wind that there is something going on. smith was told to go see grant. grant says you are out. go home. ben butler emerges and retains an expanded command. there is a lot of controversy about how that happened. how did it go from butler having orders -- i can't remember the name of the special order -- the number of the order, but it was written and published. all of a sudden, smith is out, and butler is back in with an expanded command. i don't know exactly what that says. baldy smith was an inveterat

the ball bounces off the falcons knee with tory smith would setup a jake elliot field goal.hen eagles in the fourth quarter, on fourth down the field of victory. their defense was dominant. and number nine knows there are no pieces bigger than the whole. >> i know there's a lot of people against us this last week, just answering questions and just hearing about it. but the biggest thing about this is that's sports. that's part of it. and the biggest thing in our locker room is we believe in one another. >> so who are they playing next week? it'll be either the vikings, the saints for the final home game of the season, which will put the eagles one game away from the super bowl. i'm danny pommels. denise, back to you. >> don't go anywhere. we have much more eagles coverage coming up including another week of eagles frenzy and what is next for the birds. nbc 10's andrea cline thomas has that story at 11:15. >>> a busy and chilly night at the sports complex. here's a live look at the wells fargo center where the killers were playing tonight. and there were no leisurely strolls

mike smith able to step out. what will we do? stickhandled in front and played across, and on now for rakell to drop it off. kopitar. the feed for rakell. fanned on it. little bit of a stick reach that came from mike smith to take him out, and a backhander by price and back out. price remains in with 1:45 to go. >> brian: i looked over at cooper. he's thinking about pulling him and decided not to. see if he takes him on the next time they go down the ice. >> mike e.: mike green able to step away. this is the time, and we get a halt to play on an offside. >> brian: it was a simultaneous whistle, doc. jon cooper blew the whistle to carey price to signal him to come to the price, and when he did that, the official blew the whistle as well for the offside, and carey price is going to make his way halfway to the bench. >> mike e.: carried back on by ekman-larsson. threw it off the corner boards wide, 1:15 to go. headed to the back and directed in front, ricocheted to the corner. and here comes price to the bench. moving on in all alon