steve: love sr. love sr.: that's right. the one and only love sr. name's so good, i had to name my son love jr. steve: oh, you ain't lying, boy. love sr.: well, just imagine if your n d've been love. steve: huh? love sr.: you's already a bad man. just imagine if your name would've been love. steve: my nickname wonder love. love sr.: i told you you was a bad man. i already knew it. steve: yeah. yeah, i was wonder love all through college, man. you can call anybody. "wonder love, what's up?" that's what they called me. love sr.: mm-hmm. steve: yeah, man. i can't even tell you why, though. wonder love. love sr.: yeah, you a good man now. we gonna leave that out. steve: hey, man. hey, hey. ooh-whoo! love sr.: whoo! steve: i was something else back then, boy. love sr.: ha-ha! steve: yeah, man, what do you do for a living? love sr.: well, i'm in the law enforcement field. i actually just left one agency and went to the atlanta public schools police department, the newly formed atlanta public schools. you know, we're with the youth trying to bridge the gap

carter sr. senator troy carter is the first african-american louisiana state senator for district 7 new orleans. for more than 25 years his outstanding contributions to encourage community empowerment and his efforts to erat kate h urban blight have extinguished him as trailblazer in local and state government. state senator, troy a. carter sr. >> good morning! thank you to the armed forces and the armed color guard for the presentation of the colors. give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> thank you to stephanie jordan for those beautiful renditions of the national anthem and "lift every voice and sing." did you feel it? that's a good native new orleans

state senator troy carter sr. [applause] senator carter: good morning. thank you to the armed forces and the armed color guard for the presentation of the colors. give them a big round of applause. [applause] senator carter: and thank you to stephanie jordan for those beautiful renditions of the national anthem and "lift every voice and sing." did you feel it? that's a good native new orleans team.

the sr-71, such as buzz carpenter. these interest the airport quintessential professional pilots that flew them in the late 20th century as the reconnaissance pilots. >> back to your calls. logan in florida, you're next. go ahead, please. >> caller: hi. i wanted to know what the relationship between scott crawfield and chuck yeager was during the age of trying to break the sound barrier. >> logan, how old are you, by the way? >> caller: i'm -- >> how old are you, logan? >> caller: i'm 9. >> and you're interested in aviation? >> caller: yes. >> you're interested in aviation. thank you for the call. maybe a future curator. >> that's right. and they're always welcome. thank you for your question, logan. so chuck yeager is the first man to fly the speed of sound in 1947, the bell x-1. you can see here in the gallery. scott crisfield is the quintessential research pilot who flew for north american. we know him best as the first pilot to fly the x-15 in 19589. but in the early 1950s chuck yeager and scott crisfield are duell

eventually they got the velcro undone and the sr 100 was out. had come from underneath the rail are road bridge with all of the people piling out of the van. one of them was a photographer with a big camera and a big flash. they then put me into the van, and we drove away. we drove to lubiyanka prison and not a place that any cia officer wants to be going into the backdoor. >> the kgb building was infamous because there was a jail they had tortured people, and sometimes killed them. he walked into the interrogation room. it was' large table with two microphones on the middle of the table. put the dead drop down on the middle of the table on a newspaper, and they then began the interrogation. the chief interrogator was a very angry middle-aged man. he was the only one it appeared as we got farther into this that knew anything about trigon or the arrest. and i told them that i knew nothing about it. after about an hour then they opened the dead drop which was there in the middle of the table. and started to take the items out of the dead drop. one

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john harris sr., we usually call him the first. we call him the fur trader. he came here from yorkshire county, england, in the 1690's. he came through an introduction to william penn's secretary. looking for someone to go into the interior of the colony and secure the fur trading rights. that's how harris got here, approximately 1719. he built a crude log cabin. there was a replica made of what we believe the capital looked like during the bicentennial in 1985. it's over on city island. there was available fur trade in this area and it was supposed to go to england. but there were some intruders of french and dutch origin that were trading with the indians, and i think that's one of the reasons why they sent someone like harris to this area. basically, he built the storehouse to store the pelts and furs you would get from the indians. by pack horse, he would take them back to philadelphia to exchange them for supplies. this was a gradual thing. but he didn't have many other people to trade with, white settlers. but there was a small contingent of scots-irish

. >>> more than 9 feet of new snow has fall epiin the srs social security this week. -- sierras srs srs -- sierras this week. much of the mountain was closed today because the conditions are so severe. >> it's like jumping into a pool. >> it's remarkable how much rain and snow they have had in the sierras. >> the snow is impressive. a week ago, we said they may get six to 7 feet of snow. now we are talking eight to 10 feet. that's an amazing amount of snow. >> it's caused a lot of avalanches and falling trees. >> it's still dangerous up there. they are doing a lot of work on the ski runs. snow can fall off the roof. the snow is a big deal. the best thing of the snow is it's water in the bank. it sits up there frozen right into the spring, it's not running off into the ocean. so outside we go, this is the traffic on the bay bridge, for us, we get a bit of a break from these storms which have been super aggressive in the hills. they have seep three or four times the amounts of precipitation -- seen three or four times the amounts of precipitation as normal. around the bay area, look at th

carter sr.tate senator for district 7 new orleans. for more than 25 years his outstanding contributions to encourage community empowerment and his efforts to erat kate h urban blight have extinguished him as trailblazer in local and state government. state senator, troy a. carter sr. >> good morning! thank you to the armed forces and the armed color guard for the presentation of the colors. give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> thank you to stephanie jordan for those beautiful renditions of the national anthem and "lift every voice and sing." did you feel it? that's a good native new orleans team, good good soulful voices. give them a big big round of applause, stephanie jordan. [ applause ] >> distinguished guests, friends and members of the congressional black caucus, i'm honored to serve as your emcee for the ceremonial swearing in of the congress of the congressional black caucus of the 115th congress. i am also honored to be here to celebrate my dear friend and fellow louisian,

carter, sr. [applause] >> good morning.ou to the armed forces and the armed color guard for the presentation of the colors. give them a big round of applause. [applause] and thank you to stephanie jordan for those beautiful renditions of the national anthem and "lift every voice and sing," did you feel it? that is good native new orleans theme. good soulful voices, give them a big, big round of applause. stephanie jordan. [applause] distinguished guests, friends and members of the congressional black caucus i am honored to serve as your emcee of the ceremonial swearing-in of the congressional black caucus of the 115th congress. i am also honored to be here to celebrate my dear friend, and fellow louisianaian congressman richmond to the new chair of the congressional black caucus. congressman rich monday is -- [applause] if you know him, you know that he's real. he loves our people. he's committed to our community. he's a tireless worker. he doesn't have any put-ons or put-offs. he is as real as you can get. he is a sincere

carter sr. mr.congressional members is a long standing tradition that celebrates and signifies the start of the new congress. passing of a baton of sorts, a beginning of a new era in others. speaking of passing the baton, the ceremonial oath of office will be administered by the honorable cleo fields. fields is a former member of the united states congress from 1993 to 1997, from the fourth congressional district of louisiana. congressman fields has been an incredible leader in louisiana and in our nation. it is befitting that someone of his caliber and of his strength and of his character and leadership would be here today to administer the oath of office. ladies and gentlemen, give a round of applause for the honorable cleo fields. [applause] mr. fields: thank you, senator. will the chairman elect, the honorable cedric richmond, from the second congressional district of louisiana, please stand. along with all officers and members of the congressional black caucus for the 115th ongress. all officer

aguilera escribio: "el odio racial y religioso lo insisio desde el primer momento que se postulo para srfacebook, aurora treviqo comento:"el odio esta generandose en todos los aspectos!!haci las religiones, clases sociales, razas, genero!! la era de trump esta afectando a todos" y finalmente, no den visas a los arabes jo. porque ellos entran con visa de turista y ya no se van y arreglan bien rapido"gracias por muchÍsimas gracias, como siempre decimos por hacer sus comentarios y les pedimos que nos sugieran temas que quieran que estemos abordando en nuestrolunes social. la uniÓn de libertades civiles, dijo que a recibido millonarias donaciones, recibiÓ $24,000,000. el dinero se usarÁ para la defensa de los derechos civiles. los indocumentados que buscan ayuda en un centro de texas, dicen que no vieron cambios en el trato de la frontera, despuÉs de la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump. desde la localidad de roma, lo que sÍ se ha visto es un aumento de los ataques, contra los agentes. reportero: una zona que registra el mayor trÁfico de drogas en paÍs. la mayoría podrÍa estar operando pa

democrat senator john ford, the brother of former congressman harold ford sr. and uncle of form congressman harold ford jr., a name known to political junkies who watch msnbc. what did that teach you, do you think, about now coming here and being a member of congress yourself? >> well, first thing is it does show that clearly nobody is above the law because there were state senators who were convicted in that and as you said, john ford being among the most prominent of those elected officials. and there were people in our community who said, you know, there's no way that somebody named ford is ever going to be convicted by a jury of his peers. you know, the one thing about the criminal justice system is it's not perfect, but if you look around the world, it is the best system that exists. what it caught me is it doesn't matter whether you're white, whether you're black, whether you're hispanic, nobody wants to see their elected official on the take. it did send a strong signal that no matter what your power of influence, you need to do the right things for the

the wrise and beginni the n i parts t o it's nd worst some patchy cl eh ons sr. 53 is the high in philadelphia szyo i thfoan trt l 50 by 5:00n upper5:30bella above the average high with the number 47.e only go to 4hat is not too cool for this time of year, clouds will increase and. a spotty evening our shower that could spill into early tomorrow morning and the wins continue to lighten up overnight. precipitation, by 8:00 the cloudgaer nd toesn't o ur itor andooom ro in like the tional sh d bter cow m pushing this philadelphia on rrrow de change in the afternoas tup. sstiny andd m53ilde than on thursday with nd windy condion and a shower around and 39 onaturday. 41 on sunday and back to the 30s monday and tuesday. >> all right david thank news wmach keep acid dowt-n. tspeeport.ng david muir. coming from house where we just the first interview with donald trump here at the white house. he made several breaking headlines here including think visit this afternoon to the department of homeland security where he will sign an order to begin the wall. that promised call during the campaign. and i ask

sr abc news washington president trump made some controversial first work day in the oval office. one of them-- signing an order to freeze federal hiring and pay raises. the president issued a memo saying that "no vacant positions existing at noon on january 22nd, may be filled and no new positions may be created, except in limited circumstances." the order exempts positions necessary to public safety, such as military jobs. regardless-- the move is impacting hundreds of thousands of people in our area. accoring to the washington post-- president trump also instructed officials to recommend a long-term plan to reduce the size of the federal government's workforce through attrition within 90 days. and coming up on good morning washington-- we will talk with virginia senator tim kaine about the hiring freeze on federal workers. thats's coming up in the 7 o-clock hour on our sister station newschannel-8. in the day ahead-- the man charged with opening fire inside a district pizzeria, will be back in court. edgar welch is facing federal charges for firing comet ping pong pizza shop. w

el presidente del senado estatal, kevin de leÓn y otros legisladores presentaron hoy la resoluciÓn sral ejecutiva, tambiÉn insta al departamento de seguridad nacional a acatar los limites impuestos, y permitir que los detenidos tengan acceso asesorÍa legal. se llevÓ a cabo en san francisco donde abogados y expertos de seguridad, y activistas, estÁn tratando de encontrar un planteamiento, a la posiciÓn de la orden ejecutiva en materia migratoria, del presidente, indicando que es una acciÓn en contra de los valores de estados unidos. lo que hace presidente es ilegal, estÁ daÑado comunidades y se estÁ enfocando en una religiÓn especÍfica lo cual es ilegal. durante la conferencia se expresÓ indignación tras el rechazo por parte del presidente de que su retrato de inmigraciÓn haya causado la manifestaciÓn del aeropuerto. la restricciÓn para ingresar, estÁ ocasionado incertidumbre y preocupaciÓn. fernando pizarro nos dice cÓmo reaccionaron diversas organizaciones y tambiÉn las personas afectadas por estas Órdenes ejecutivas. la casa blanca firmÓ la prohibiciÓn de entradas de personas del si

. ♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz. tiene alguna pregunta de sus taxes?de univisiÓn noticias. para estar al dÍa de los acontecimientos que te afectan. busca ya municiones y desde tu mÓvil. ♪ jorge: las llamadas ciudades santuario entre las que estÁn algunas de los mensajes del paÍs deberÁn hacer frente a un enemigo poderoso cuando donald trump asuma la presidencia. podrÍa no duran mucho. reportero: contrariamente a lo que dice su familia san francisco no puede ser demandada por la trÁgica muerte. la ciudad no tenÍa un quÉ informar e inmigraciÓn que liberarÍa al indocumentado que serÍa responsabilizado por su muerte. >> es muy difÍcil emprender juicio contra una ciudad. reportero: los defensoresreportero: de las ciudades santuario celebran la victoria. aunque la corte no responsabilizÓ a san francisco donald trump dijo una y otra vez que las polÍticas de santuario de san francisco eran responsables de la muerte de la joven. y dijo que tomarÍa medidas para castigar a las ciudades santuario. ahora estÁ cerca de poder hacerlo. donald trump, sin ayuda del cong

i get the attempted sr now but which are the blank lines mean? >> what happened now since we've updated that sense. when we looked at our when we printed out the database we realized that we were only deporting, yeses. so that made it appear like we have not succeeded though we had not been attempting and we had not identified the survivor's response request. so, therefore we since filled them all in in that manner so that you become -we haven't updated it i can definitely summit that again later in the week if you like. but we have as i said we've had 72, yes, we've have succeeded could we've had 15 attempted and continuing to attempt to notify and in the 26 who requested no notification. >> so everyone has either been attempted attempted to notify them. we have notified him and gotten a yes, yes or we've gotten a common know, basically >> we are respecting their request, yes. >> okay. any other questions? commissioner melara >> just educational for me. could you give me a sense of why the investigation or the analysis would take 2.5 months from

i get the attempted sr now but which are the blank lines mean? >> what happened now since we've updated that sense. when we looked at our when we printed out the database we realized that we were only deporting, yeses. so that made it appear like we have not succeeded though we had not been attempting and we had not identified the survivor's response request. so, therefore we since filled them all in in that manner so that you become -we haven't updated it i can definitely summit that again later in the week if you like. but we have as i said we've had 72, yes, we've have succeeded could we've had 15 attempted and continuing to attempt to notify and in the 26 who requested no notification. >> so everyone has either been attempted attempted to notify them. we have notified him and gotten a yes, yes or we've gotten a common know, basically >> we are respecting their request, yes. >> okay. any other questions? commissioner melara >> just educational for me. could you give me a sense of why the investigation or the analysis would take 2.5 months from

. >> el manchester ♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz.e beisbol a caridad. ¿puedo deducirlo de mis impuestos? si lo donó el año pasado, sí. ponga el valor aquí. gracias. hola david ¿lista para tu práctica? [crash] [sirens] ¡h¿qué pasa? quítate eso.... tengo resequedad. ¿el cuero cabelludo? el invierno lo reseca todo. prueba head & shoulders dry scalp care. nutre el cuero cabelludo y te mantiene hasta 100% libre de caspa. >> llegÓ el momento de los goles y tambiÉn de momentos emotivos porque estamos aquÍ. >> te gustan los goles porque el real madrid volviÓ a la agenda de la viktd rÍa. estamos en el equipo. el portuguÉs volviÓ. por la aficiÓn y no lo paso muy bien en el partido y se perdiÓ claras de gol y llegÓ al rescate fue sergio ramos, para perder la racha ganadora la semana pasada se reivindican ko. ganaron 2 a 1 #. la mala noticia para el madrid es que marcelo saliÓ lesionado. se hizo historia el united estaba perdiendo ante el stoke city al minuto 95 rooney anotÓ el gol del empate pero lo que llegÓ a 250 goles. >> que siguen sin perd

intelligence officials showing russia had compromising information about him. , sr., national correspondentohn roberts is outside trump tower tonight with the latest. >> good evening to you. senior source inside the transition tells fox news that contrary to reports, the intelligence she's never handed donald trump a written summary of these unsubstantiated allegations that russia was compiling russia -- information on trump. allegedly given to him on friday when he was briefed on russian cyber spying. at his press conference today trump was on the warpath about those reports. to donald trump, it was merely another attempt by opponents to diminish his presidency. the release of a dossier of damaging and some cases salacious allegations that were completely unverified. >> disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake. that is something that germany would have done and did do. >> the allegations have been quietly circulating for months among politicos and reporters. senior transition source tells fox news it was "barely mentioned in

this is markeith lloyd sr. 1-800-432-tips. the 17 schools in the surrounding orlando area are closed but this man is at large and considered armed and dangerous. and again, our hearts go out to the family of major sergeant deborah clayton, a 17-year veteran of the orlando police force. we're going to take a quick break. you're watching msnbc. we're going to stay on this. please come back. it's about movd not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrition. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. all in 3 delicious flavors. it's choosing to go in one direction... up. boost. be up for it. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says,

♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz. tiene alguna pregunta de sus taxes?k censura una foto de una famosa estatua del siglo diecisÉis, situada en est italia, porque la encontrÓ incorrecta. sexualmente explÍcita. se dijo que la imagen tenÍa un contenido explÍcitamente sexual, la historiadora lo denunciÓ y facebook dijo que se habÍa equivocado. harley davison, es parte de la historia del paÍs y su ingenierÍa. es Única en el mundo. juan carlos aguilar nos lleva hasta el museo de harley davis on, en milwaukee, wisconsin. reportero: resalta frente a todosreportero: un pedazo de la historia del paÍs. en menos de una dÉcada el museo de harry davis son se ha convertido en testigo fiel de mÁs de un siglo d.han pasado infinidad de >> historias y de eventos. reportero: motocicletas de todo tipo, desde la primera en ser fabricada se hace un recorrido por la evoluciÓn tecnologica de una marca que se conoce en todo el mundo. >> la ingenierÍa de la motocicleta es increÍble, verdad? es algo distinto. reportero: cada secuestro guardado tiene relaciÓn con diferentes facetas

. ♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz. tiene alguna pregunta de sus taxes?práctica? [crash] [sirens] repotera: acatar polÍticas federales de inmigraciÓn, como lo plantea donald trump otra vez. >> si tu usas la policÍa solamente para que toca en puertas. el resto del municipio sufre. no estÁ fácil como dice el presidente. reportera: mÁs de 80 restaurantes a travÉs del paÍs se declararon simbÓlicamente como restaurantes a santuario. porque casi el 30 por cinta de su personales inmigrantes y quieren ofrecerles protecciÓn para que la policÍa no les pregunte su estado migratorio. otras organizaciones como se hace "camino al altar" ofrecen talleres de defensa a los indocumentados. >> antes de abrir las puertas, en el documento. que se lo aprendan de memoria y sepan cÓmo actuar en un momento que llegue la invitaciÓn a la casa. repotera: es difÍcil generalizar el impacto que los reportes puedan traer a travÉs de las 300 ciudades santuario a nivel nacional. lo que queda claro es que estÁn preparándose para la peor. en queens, nueva york, blanca rosa, univisiÓn. prese

locutor: para mÁs informaciÓn ♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz.sirens] ♪ ♪ adriana: en esta ocasiÓ -- arantxa nos acompaÑa alejandro berry. fÉlix: nos habla de un triunfo ante el mÁlaga. alejandro: hola, muchas gracias. vamos con informaciÓn deportiva. arrancamos con el fÚtbol espaÑol. el real madrid venÍa de dos derrotas seguidas. logra salir venciendo al mÁlaga santiago bernabÉu. doblete de sergio ramos que llega a 6 en el torneo. 2-1 marcador final. se proclama campeÓn de invierno en la liga. mÁs de la jornada 19 y duelo de mexicanos. diego reyes con el espaÑol. me mocho. le dieron el triunfo de 3-1 a los peritos y derrota para granada que estÁ en crisis. penÚltimos de la general, huele a descenso. liga premier, el manchester city de pep guardiola contra el tottenham, partido clave en las aspiraciones de ambos. el manchester city lo ganaba por dos goles. iniciaron las anotaciones, errores del portero. el tottenham vino de atrÁs y lo empataron a falta de diez minutos. el tottenham sigue siendo segundo que liverpool perdiÓ. el sitio es -- el city

>> let me go back to bush sr., the white house was in. the becomes had full control of the house and senate. that president passed more significant legislation than any president except lyndon johnson and franklin roosevelt. it can be done with presidential leadership. i hope this president, president trump, begins to bring the democrats down, begins to talk to them about where they can find agreement on issues. certainly he has been bringing republicans down and talking to them. he has had bipartisan leadership meetings already. nothing happens in washington without presidential leadership. i'm hoping this president is willing to put the time and effort in to give guidance to the 435 cats in the house and the 100 cats in the senate and help herd that group of cats to move legislation forward. i'm feeling good about where this is going to go. >> neil: all right. we'll see. a lot of cats there. you know? >> too many sometimes. but with leadership they can make it work. >> neil: john, thank you. the forker governor, chief of staff to george

. ♪ [glass breaking] [statue breaking] hola sr. ortiz. tiene alguna pregunta de sus taxes? para tu práctica? [crash] [sirens] >>> no podemos hacer nada y tenemos que aceptar. >>> no creo que un muro, es feo y triste decirlo, pero en mexicano hay trabajo. >>> estÁ mal, porque todos somos seres humanos y lo que hace el seÑor no es humano.. >>> van a querer mÁs todavÍa, no estÁn construyendo el muro. >>> Él es el presidente, puede hacer lo que quiera con su paÍs >>> la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera es la manzana de la discordia entre estados unidos y mÉxico. cuando el presidente trump ha dicho una y otra vez que mÉxico va a pagar por el muro de una forma u otra. rogelio mora-tagle nos amplia. aÚn no inicia la construcciÓn el muro de donald trump divide a los gobiernos de estados unidos y mÉxico. en la relaciÓn bilateral de los Últimos aÑos. la reuniÓn de los presidentes programada para el prÓximo martes. fue cancelada. lo que detonÓ este distanciamiento fue la ord ejecutiva. para iniciar lo mÁs pronto posible la construcciÓn del muro con la promesa a los estadounidenses

i red that the precursor to the wwe started on wttg, vincevinc mcmahon sr.stling on january 35, 1956 on thursday from 10 to 11:00 p.m. >> absolutely right.>> a if i recall correctly, when ihe was a little, little kiddiedi think there was a guy, captaining tug was on this channel hosting kid shows andan movies and that kind of thing. i'm a lot older than i look. > active ' gone back and looked at old keen so.n >> what did you say. >> i'll explain that to you later.la in case you haven't heardhear meaghan kelly has decided tea on a new position at nbc news. kelly's new position will reportedly combine three rolls anchoring the sunday night show and becoming a regular part off the network's political programing. the kelly file was the secondcod most watched show on cable newses. she has worked for fox news for 12 years. 2 # fox says we thank meaghan kelly for her 12 years. we hope she enjoys much success and hope wish her and her famile the best. > tomorrow is going to be ono the mild side.e. tomorrow night a differentfere story. and this cold air that's goingn

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the trump campaign also blamed the negative tone on the media, trying to sr up conflict. four years ago, "the associated press" tweeted this about the inauguration, "a day pulsing with history draws the masses to president barack obama's second inauguration." yesterday, ap tweeted "hundreds of thousands are expected to clog the nation's capital for donald trump's inauguration." several outlets have also highlighted a list of inauguration protests and potential unrest. martha. >> martha: trace, thank you. joining me now with more and his reaction is trump supporter and former house speaker newt gingrich. all dolma also the author of the new thriller, "treason. good to see you. those numbers are so high. donald trump is not claiming that they are for real, these aren't either. you believe that? >> look, i think that he is the most controversy old person to become president in modern times. i think, five oh h points better than they are saying it is. the underlying reality is that on friday donald jay chung becomes president of united states. mike pence becomes vice presiden

>> steve smith sr. he's unbelievable. all right. it is time! it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." let's start with dave in florida, dave. >> caller: hey, jim, a big booyah to you. >> what's happening? the golden great 98. i used to live down there in t-hassee. >> caller: i've been following one for about a year, jim. about halfway through i bailed out. then i got back in it because it seemed like they got their act back together. it's called cvs health corp. >> it's a very good company. my charitable trust owns walgreens. otherwise, we would not own it because brick and mortar retail is -- james in west virginia, james. >> caller: hey, jim. booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: i'm trying lng. picking up some more of there. >> >> tompt the great

david: i'm sr when rick perry was running for the presidency, he famously said even though he forgot one of the agencies he was going to eliminate agencies, including the energy department. guess what he's the nominee for, to be the head of the energy department. >> which kind of proves your point once you're inside the beltway, things look different. we have to have a road map and the road map that really works is that the size of federal government as a percentage of overall gdp should be no more than 20%. it crept up into the low 20's and then the mid 20's, you know, under ronald reagan and bill clinton, the size of the government was more like 18% and the economy boomed. that's what you really have to keep an eye on. david: bruce, you have to admit government is too big, right? >> i do. i think with this president in particular, we can start by eliminating a lot of the press secretaries and pr people and-- >> by the way, i should mention a lot of the department heads, including betsy devos who we're going to talk about in education, are working for $1. >> that's a good start. the

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officers found bell sr. dead later that night. they were doing a welfare check. bell jr.in a single vehicle accident shortly after that fight and is in the hospital. he'll face first degree murder charges. >>> and we are working to learn more about the deaths of three people in northern virginia. fairfax county police told us today they believe a man killed his wife and his teen son before taking his own life. officers found the body of hong chen, shirley zu and james chen on windy hill road yesterday afternoon. police looking for a motive in the killings. >>> next at 11:00, reaching deeper into your pockets for some of your favorite foods and drinks. why that fear is one step closer to reality. >>> and since no showers on into monday, i'll have more on timing and impacts. could there >>> d.c. police need your help finding the person who set a woman's hair on fire during trump's inauguration. take a close look at these pictures. police want to talk to this woman. they say the suspect used a lighter. fortunately, the victim wasn't hurt. but this happened about 2:00 in the

septa bus driver, katrina sanders was found guilty of homicide by vehicle. 93-year-old edward hill sr. was killed when a bus drove into him last april. video from the bus shows the driver looking at papers when she was making a left turn, and was still looking at papers when she ran over hill in the crosswalk. she was convicted on multiple charges>> 46 people have injuris because of a collision with two septa trle in the powellton section of phi. it happened at is trying to figure out why the trolleys were traveling so den death of an 8-year-old girl is under investigation in straorew jersey, the camden county prosecutors office announced the death of sailor writer, was t daughter o a stratford police officer, she was found unresponsive on saturday inside of a home on union after few. >> polhat only familys were pre time. the girl died a the hospita less than 30 minut later. >>> the philadelphia beverage tax is in its fourth day and continues to upsetppers buying habits and their frame of mind. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live at a shop-rite in the east falls sebs of the ci

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in retrospect do you think you should hold israel more accountable like president bush, sr. did with the longer entities? >> i'm -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli/palestinian issue and worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region and it is bad for america's national security. and i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians and invested a lot of energy, time and effort in the first year, second year, all the way until last year. ultimately what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace what we can do is facilitate, provide a platform, encourage but we can't force them to do it. but in light of shifts in israeli politics and palestinian politics, a rightward drift in israeli politics weakening the president's ability to move and take risks on behalf of peace in the palestinian territories, in light of all the dangers that h

. >> we're just going to have her srs procedures reassignment surgery. >> reporter: a major milestoneing juliette for the biggest transformation of her life, dad and their two younger kids will be in d.c., cheering for jackie. >> ever since she first came out, i've always been really excited for this day for her. so i guess we both just wish we could be there for each other. it's unfortunate that it's at the same time, but we're there in spirit. >> reporter: you're getting teary-eyed? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> because i love her. she's my sister. and i'm happy. >> jimm >> reporter: you're happy for her? >> yeah. >> reporter: their sisterly bond, unbreakable. >> she's a beautiful singer, she's a beautiful human being, and that's the way i look at it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >>> next, they say it's not easy being green, but the soon to be first daughter is taking it all in stride. what ivanka trump says her role house. ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered,

. >> carrington carter sr. and his wife are saddened. their son was shot and killed last friday night in prince george's county. >> it's tough. but right now, you know, my son's voice. he doesn't have one. >> carrington carter ii coached ball. he was earning a masters degree at georgetown and wanted to become a sports agent. he graduated from more house college with honors a couple years ago. >> he was a brilliant kid, lovable. >> tonight detectives talked to people who lived near the shootings, the 7100 block of white pearl place in capitol heights. police talked about the reward for information that leads to an arrest and indictment. up to $25,000. >> any idea why this happened? >> that's something we're actively investigating. >> tonight i talked to a prince he tells me that carter's body was found near the light pole here. detectives are trying to figure out why he was in this neighborhood in the first place. >> do you know why? >> i have no idea why he was there. >> a police source told me the shooter fired more than 30 shots. while

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. >> reporter: heads up for those who rely on sr-128 to get from 80 to napa county. 128 is closed from canyon creek resort to pleasant valley road because of a tree that fell and took the ground with it. so a lot of working to be done to clean it up, no idea how long it will take. no idea when it will be re- open. in napa, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> now to a look at the russian river in guerneville where there is some major flooding along the river. the water hit its highest level this week at 35.2 feet. it is expected that it could reach 36 feet by tomorrow. king tides are a major concern over the next now days. the flooding has stranded cars and submerged street signs. many homes in the area are also dealing with flooding. >>> a live look now at the "sierra at tahoe" where these winter storms have been bringing rain, snow and strong winds to the area. a blizzard warning is in effect in some areas now between five and 10 feet of new snow. >>> a stretch of 880 is closed because of the snow and visibilities. 80 is shut down between colfax and the nevada state line. >>> from snow to rain,

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. >>> at the delaware county fresco use sr. ryan sent this video of a fire in upper providence.ficials say the fire broke out at the old state tavern on state road. crews did get it under control in about 15 minutes and nobody is hur. >>> drexel university governor tom wolf sat down to discuss his budget. he hosted an open conversation for anyone who was interested fresco user arlene lee sent us this video the chamber of commerce for greater philadelphia hosted the event today for this candid talk with pennsylvania's leader. >>> when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it. then make sure to use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom. if we use you get paid. >> every year you probably get one in your mailbox in january. a christmas card that just didn't make it to its destination in time. well one guy who post the this picture online is just happy he got this thing. it's from the white house. but it's really, really late as in not just by a couple of weeks. he has been requesting a card every single year since 1982. that's a long time. and this is t

>> my sr. year, the a phenomenal guy who inspired me and not in a lot of students. to get involved and to understand the awesomeness of politics, the the battle in the back-and-forth of ideas and campaigning. so i toiled a little in college putting up signs. when we're college my sophomore year i got involved in the congressional race, my junior year i volunteered at the state legislature. so it was that kind of for five years that we got an interest in politics beyond the theory by getting on the field and helping out. >> let me get back to the high school teacher. what did he say? >> i think it was a lot of teachers. it was the passion i had four. the ability to share that and inspire people and motivate you and so different people are different things. some people find math or particular language, i think in this case i really enjoyed the way he presented politics. campaigning, the back-and-forth, the idea of drafting and implementing a message. it was something that appealed to me. >> so that's i got involved in politics, why republican party politics? >> that's

sr. dun tomorrow. ill the -- sun tomorrow. still i think in the low 50s for tomorrow. then on thursday should be a decent amount of sunshine but colder air moving in on thursday. instead of being in the low 50s by thursday. we'll only be 40 to 45. and it looks like that chill will be with us through the weekend. 52 today. breezy and mild. 30s tonight in fact upper 30s in town. low 30s nort 2 2 on wednesday -- 52 on wednesday still mild. thursday not a bad day. we're talking groundhog day on thursday, 44. friday is go red for women day. wear the red and support the women's heart health. 42. cold on saturday and maybe some flurries on sunday and we'll be back in the upper 40s come monday. and we'll be back with more on wusa9 news at noon right after this. >>> sometimes heroes don't wear capes. instead they carry canes and trade public transit. an elderly man used his cane to fend off a fellow passenger who attacked the bus driver. a camera shows the unidentified hero intervene and kansas city, missouri police rushed to the attacker. there he goes. the bus driver suffered