broken, and just the shouting and the yelling and the bottles and things like that in front of my studio. >> city officials recently ordered the bar to stop serving alcohol at midnight instead of the usual 2:00 a.m. the bar's owner say they are heartbroken and feel forced to close after 39 years. they sent out this facebook invite, they're going to have a farewell party on sunday. >>> it felt like a brief reprieve. we're back on storm watch even though some areas are recovering from the last round of wet weather. highway 37 in novato is still closed between 101 and atherton because of flooding in the roadway. want to show you new video posted over the weekend by chp marin. the highway has since -- or rather been closed since wednesday. caltrans crews are working to pump the water out but so far they've only been able to open one eastbound lane. >>> let's talk more about that storm watch. we have today and tomorrow to get ready for the next round of rain. let me show them to you. the next seven days, starting tomorrow all the way through mond, a 2, a 1, a 2, a 1 and then we'll have a moderate and

his challenge is to keep swansea city a shining light in the premier league. studios said he's not ready to quit management. guardiola was clarifying comments he made in an interview earlier this week, in which he was quoted as saying he was "arriving at the end' of his career." i'm not going to retire in two or three years. i love myjob. i have a place to do myjob, especially here in england. i'm going to try and succeed. i want to do something else in my life. but i will be a manager for the next three, four, five, six, seven years. a bit of transfer news from today and everton have signed ade—mola lookman for £11 million pounds from charlton. the 19 year old forward, who's played for england u20's, only broke into the charlton first team last season. he's described it as a dream move and says he's ready to make the step up from league one to the premier league southampton‘s executive director of football, les reed, has revealed that captain jose fonte has handed in a transfer request at st mary's. fonte rejected new terms on his current contract offered to him in

the first thing that resonated with me is here i was in a thousand square foot rental house in studio city jimmy's on a 3,000 acre ranch. >> danny tried to tell us to look at the contracts. we need to do this. >> look at the contracts. we need to look at the contracts. >> relax. let them do that stuff. we'll do ours. >> got the band to listen and had the books audited. lo and behold, the difference in money was staggering. >> he was taking 100% of the publishing. >> millions of dollars had been going to the wrong place. millions of dollars. >> it wasn't like anything was being stolen because we signed the terrible contracts in the very beginning of our careers with jimmy. >> i understood why he developed the company that way. it was basically for everybody's protection. but he was a little smarter than everybody else. >> jimmy knew things about the business that we didn't know. you would have thought he would hip us to that. but he didn't really. >> we took it to task and renegotiated. >> he had 51% by himself of our entire career and we had 49% split seven ways. so there's quite a diffenc

. >> reporter: on stage 2 at the lot in studio city there is a plaque honoring the "mary tyler moorew." he says her role was pivotal in the women's movement. and her star on the hollywood walk of fame there are purple flowers to mourn a member of hollywood royalty. >> off camera she was the same mary. she was honest. she was an honest human being. she never -- no deceit in her. >> reporter: yesterday, reiner says he got a call at his beverly hills home that the actress was dying. reiner told her husband to relay a message from her old friend. >> i said, whisper in her ear she may hear it or not. tell her all right it's to go. he thanked me for that. >> reporter: out here on her star on the hollywood walk of fame fans leaving flowers and walnuts in a show where she came sliding out of the closet on a hill the nuts. in hollywood, i'm kristine lazar, kpix 5. >> tomorrow cbs news will air a special hour long broadcast dedicated to the life of mary tyler moore. it's called "love is all around." that's tomorrow night at 9:00 on kpix 5. >>> well, it is a rough ride but blue gogo bikes are n

the first thing that resonated with me is here i was in a thousand square foot rental house in studio cityk at the contracts. >> relax. let them do that stuff. we'll do ours. >> got the band to listen and had the books audited. lo and behold, the difference in money was staggering. >> he was taking 100% of the publishing. >> millions of dollars had been going to the wrong place. millions of dollars. >> it wasn't like anything was being stolen because we signed the terrible contracts in the very beginning of our careers with jimmy. >> i understood why he developed the company that way. it was basically for everybody's protection. but he was a little smarter than everybody else. >> jimmy knew things about the business that we didn't know. you would have thought he would hip us to that. but he didn't really. >> we took it to task and renegotiated. >> he had 51% by himself of our entire career and we had 49% split seven ways. so there's quite a difference, especially after uncle sam comes in and grabs half. >> i think we had gone as far as we were going to go with him. i think the time was up

i was in a 1,000 foot rental house in studio city and danny was in a ranch. >> we need to look at thestaggering. >> he was taking 100% of the publishing. >> millions of dollars. had been going to the wrong place. millions. >> we signed these authorities at the begning of our careers. >> i understand why he developed the company that way and it was for everybody's protection, but he was smarter than everybody else. >> he knew things about the business that you would have thought he would hip us to them. but he didn't. he had 51% by himself of our entire career. we had 49% split seven ways. there is quite a difference after uncle sam grabs half. >> as far as we will bible to go with him, but the time was up with that relationship and we had to move on. >> when we left, it was a very, very difficult transition. ♪ >> there was a lot of guys in the band. enough safety in numbers in terms of being productive and having the ability to perform and record and write. ♪ >> how many groups did you see that bulk up after a couple of hits? that's the prices that you pay. >> three years w came up wi

live look outside of our old city studios.s expected to fall tonight and they'll be different tomorrow. really different. meteorologist kathy orr will explain it in just 15 seconds. >> so beautiful day today with high temperatures in the 50s and we are going down not just into the 40s or the 30s but overnight lows in the 20s come tomorrow morning. in old city philadelphia as we look toward penn's landing all is dry. temperatures still very comfortable out there. it's 49. the high 54. winds out of the west at 18 gusting to 28 miles an hour putting a little bit of a chill in the air. 33 degrees in the poconos cooling down in allentown, pottstown and reading lancaster with temperatures in the lower 40s. along the i-95 core do to the south and east still fairly mild around 50 degrees. but as we widen out, you can see it gets colder as we're moving to the west northwest. chicago only 17. minneapolis three. international falls nine below this is the cold coming our way as we look at the wind chills come tomorrow morning, with a cold

city. the conscious are worsening for you? >> reporter: yes congratulations to you nice and warm inside the studio. ean city not the case. i heard you talk about visibility in the studio there, and other places this is what it looks like in ocean city. it's getting worse and worse as the snowstorm progression l -- progresses. you see people trekking across west avenue. little girl dropped something there. this is a bigger snow. it's thicker and covering the roads a lot quicker and it is laying it is wetter snow as opposed to the dry powdery stuff we saw this morning. if you look down west avenue you can hard hardly see the traffic light. visibility is getting worse and worse. don't go faster than 45 miles per hour on the roads because they are getting worse and worse. i'll pick up the snow and show everyone. like i said it's thicker and easier to pack as opposed to the dusty stuff we saw this morning. the roads will get covered up quicker than what they were compared to earlier this morning. the plow trucks are out and salt trucks are out in ocean city. i spoke to officials here they said they are p

live look outside our old city studios. nice mild evening but you know how we love roller coasters around here. exactly. >> let's head over to fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. >> you do like roller coasters. >> yes. >> you're about to take big wild ride. see this rain right here. this will be moving in across the delaware valley over the next couple of hours. but it will open up the opportunity for much warmer air to move into the region right now temperatures ranging from 39 in the poconos to 50 in philadelphia. we made it to 54 degrees today. this evening temperatures will be falling into the mid 40s. but then rising overnight by 9:00 o'clock in philadelphia definitely some showers and continue about the 11:00 o'clock hour before moving out. here's look at the fox future cast after 8:00 o'clock. we'll see that rain through south jersey and also heading into delaware by 11:00 p.m. still heavy rain in the lehigh valley it lifts out by tomorrow morning well we're looking at clearing skies and temperatures that will be going w

. >>> now on to your fox 29 winter weather authority as we take live look out side our studios in old city. the rain finally moves out of the area. >> let's get on over to meteorologist kathy orr right now. hello, kathy. >> hello, lucy. hello, iain. what night. it is on the cool side but not cold. we don't have much wind and it is damp out there. but nothing like we've seen with those really bone-chilling nights. that's coming in the seven day. ultimate doppler you can see we have a few showers moving toward the northeast. generally we are going to be drying out with areas of drizzle and fog, fog will be the bigger problem overnight tonight. the rain virtually gone from most locations. right now 46 in the city. 41 in allentown. 43 degrees in trenton and 48 degrees in millville. so it is pleasant out there. little bit above average. but look at the visibility. down to a mile and a half in reading. in atlantic city late this afternoon it's been sticking at about quarter mile and these numbers will go down overnight tonight with some warmer air building in. so as we go through the overnight,

meteorologist kathy orr life outside our old city studios.t's a pretty nice night for late january, kathy? >> it's beautiful, open yann. it really is. not. within a lost folks walking about just enjoying the evening. you can see it's pretty busy out here. it is thursday night after all. tomorrow tgif. temperatures still in the 40s after a high near 50 degrees today. take a look at the numbers across the region. it's 37 right now in pottstown. but 46 in philadelphia. 39 in millville with a light wind and clear sky and atlantic city it is 45 degrees. this evening temperatures falling through the 40s with a clear sky. by 11:00 o'clock, looking at 41 degrees. and then all eyes on our next weather maker an area of low pressure tapping into the gulf and all that moisture will be moving northward. we have two systems to watch. number one moving that was tomorrow afternoon. with rain. a break on saturday and here comes number two on sunday. it will pull from the gulf of mexico and become a nor'easter late sun sunday into monday. coming up we'll time

center city dance and footness studio blvz you can and so do i.t's january we're looking for new fun ways to get in shape and philly dance fitness they have it. it's called pound. >> here we go. go. >> here we go. >> it's a drumming inspired workout so you use weighted drum sticks lot of lower body core strength. >> got cardio but more strength focused and you rock out while work out. >> it's not joking it's high intensity workout that hits everything. >> right side lift, lift, lif lift, lift, lift, we got up, up, up, up, up,al nate, one, one, two, two, one, and two. >> layla olsen is instructor and says it's a full body burper and you don't realize i it. >> the way we use sticks to kind of distract us from the strength kind of helps us get through more reps and deeper into squaten lun ms and it feels like this to me feels like a total body workout. but, these help to distract you in a way that's fun. >> laila was not joking you're focused on core and legs and you're busy burning sticks so you barely notice. >> all right. >> four, three, two, one.

. >> here's another live look outside our old city studios. keep track of weather conditions in your neighborhood 24/7. just download the fox 29 weather authority app. what you can find in the apple and google play stores. see live radar and gets alerts sent right to your phone. >> i know you want to talk about the flyers. so do i. i love hockey. did you see this story about the baby that stopped crying every time the dallas cowboys were on i thought of you. [ laughter ] >> i cry every time i see the dallas cowboys. >> she stopped trying crying. >> i cry every time. that baby doesn't know any better yet. >> all right. >> i just had to. >> terrible. hate the boys. i hate them. to the flyers, they're back on the ice today it's been real real rough for them lately. talk about trying to keep their heads up. plus we take a look back at the unbelievable game last night by the sixers. tj mcconnell talks about that game winning shot. that's coming up next in sports. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a wh

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."ning the legacy of president obama. in two weeks, he will leave the white house following eight historic years in office. among his signature accomplishments are comprehensive health care reform and overhauling financial regulation in response to the worst economic crisis since the great depression. donald trump's election has raised questions about whether these and many other achievements of the obama presidency will endure. joining me from boston is doris kearns goodwin.

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."sident obama appointed him in december of 2014. the role marks a capstone for decades long career at the pentagon, starting from the cold war and extending into the cyber age. he was awarded the defense intelligence metal and the department's distinguished service medal five times. confirmation hearings for the general james

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."wall between the united states and mexico. the mexican president canceled a meeting after one day

. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."resident. it marks the culmination of a surprising and tumultuous season. an estimated 900,000 people are expected in washington, d.c., more than 60 democratic lawmakers are expected to not attend in protest. trump will enter office on friday with less popular support than

on the left outside our old city studios not many problems in the city of philadelphia. >> but look at that middle monitor. that is the major beach erosion in atlantic city. >> let's get right over to meteorologist kathy orr. kathy, this was a wild one. >> it certainly was, chris. i mean you were in the thick of it last night down the shore, and the wind was whipping that persistent on shore flow creating big problems with some significant beach erosion down the shore. now we get to see the damage that has been done to many shore towns and then the plans get underway to how to fix that before the beach season. you can see the strong storm right now off the coast of long island. it will be off the coast of cape cod this evening. but still some wild feeder bands of rain associated with that nor'easter. still clipping parts of eastern new jersey and few sprinkles even inland a few snow showers up through the poconos. for us, we're talking about lingering sprinkle here or there and cool temperatures before a warmup gets underway. right now we're under the influence of that nor'easter as it

we met at her studio in new york city. >> i very often get asked if i'm a gymnast, if i'm a dancer. want anyone to get the wrong idea. >> there's a lot of misconception about pole dancing, isn't that right? people think you're a stripper if you're a pole dancer? >> oftentimes. not to say there aren't poehlers who do strip. i'm completely artistic, athletic, and focus on fitness and the artistry. >> reporter: ashley offered to give me a lesson. >> you want to support yourself. you're going to kind of swivel on your foot. hook the legs. weave and try to land. >> i can't do that. >> oh, you're going to do this. >> reporter: and believe me when i say, she makes it look much easier than it is. >> you're going to pull down and forward. yep. yes. good, that wasn't so bad. i absolutely think it could, should, and will be an olympic sport. it's extreme sport, in my opinion. >> reporter: extreme, she says, because one small mistake can spell disaster. the day of the competition, she's rehearsing every move. ♪ stakes are perhaps even higher for newcomer chris saez. he traveled here from his ho

city. nbc 10's brandon hudson joins us live from our nbc 10 studios. brendan? >> jim and jacqueline, philadelphia police say if you live in center city, avoid city hall, thomas payne hall. in less than 24 hours, he expects to recite the oath in front of a large crowd. he says it's for the people's inauguration, a contrast of donald trump's presidential inauguration in washington, dc. >> this moment is to really transform some of the anger, some of the fear and sadness into hope, into action, into love. >> his group is one of several planning demonstrators in philadelphia tomorrow in rebuttal to trump's ceremony. the organization one pennsylvania will be there too. >> we have to stand together to make it work. >> she told us her group will rally for awareness on several social justice auction which are getting more interest. >> over the last 24 hours, so many people have reached out asking how they can help, how they can get involved. >> nbc 10 learned several groups will meet at city hall and thomas payne plaza. walking with them along the way will be philadelph

. >>> 6:48. 45 degrees outside of the center city studio. bill henley is tracking an unseasonably warm day. bill. >> temperatures normally in the 20s at this hour in january are in the 40s this morning. a beautiful view from center city. this is a view from philadelphia. you see a few scattered clouds. look how clear it is. for most of the area, we're going to start the day with sunshine. sun coming up at 7:19, 7:15 in cape may. but it's cloudy right now, you see a thin break just off the shore. the clouds are clearing out. it's already happening in the suburbs. it's a little chillier in the suburbs. look at the neighborhoods now in the 30s. westchester, melvern, collegeville, ellwood, north wells, ft. washington, all in the 30s to start with. dropped to 43 degrees in new hope. but it's going to be a quick turnaround with sunshine and dry conditions today. you won't need your umbrella. you will need your sunglasses for today. wilmingt wilmington, philadelphia, trenton, the clouds at the shore will be moving out. tomorrow is a different story.

. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose.nlight" is the new film from writer and director barry jenkins. it is an adaptation of tarell mccraney's play, "in moonlight black boys look blue." the film focuses on three pivotal time periods in the life of a young man as he comes to terms with his sexuality and struggles to find his identity. coach writes that the film has the best take on black masculinity, ever. here is a look. ♪ >> what you looking at me like that for? >> what, man? come on, you just drove down here?

let's start with our kathy orr life outside our old city studios.h, look a winter wonderland. >> it's pri tee. it is. i managed to scrape together a tiny snowball. >> itty bitty snowball. >> it's a little lame but we'll do better tomorrow morning. we're talking about some light plum pee flakes moving down almost like confetti. you can see behind me it's not causing any problems just accumulating on some area cars. everyone walking by and kind of enjoying the first widespread snow of the season across the region. nothing sticking to the ground but sticking to the cars and to the mailboxes and that type of thing. let's take look at old city philadelphia. where traffic is moving along. as we look at ultimate doppler, though, you'll be able to see the swath of snow that's heaviest see that darker lavender mainly along the i-95 corridor, that's where it's heaviest down toward wilmington where chris is, lightening up a little bit and to the south but more snow showers are going to be moving your way. the winter weather advisory continues through tomorrow

another live look outside our old city studios.track of weather in your neighborhood 24/7 just download our fox 29 weather authority app. you can find it in the apple or google play stores. see live radar get alerts zen right to your phone. >> crying baby not always a pleasant thing. if you find a way to keep a baby happy you do it. the strange thing that keeps one child from crying. that will have eagles fans rolling their eyes. >> yeah. can't wait for that one. amazon.com clearly seeing business success but companies hiring 100,000 workers who it's looking for. >> atlantic city casinos get good news much the reason they saw their first revenue increase in years. the door of bassett quality was there. the quality of what we do is phenomenal. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. actress jessica alba is recalling baby powder. it's recalling organic powder. the product could cause skin or eye infections not sure why, though. baby powder has been in stores since april of 2014. if you have it, you can

> also tonight we're tracking major weather changes on the left a live look outside of our old city studios. it is clear now but as we look at the radar that won't be the case tomorrow. we have some snow on the way. your fox 29 weather authority in just a few moments. >>> but first more breaking news tonight. a bombshell over the death of a local hospital executive and his wife. good evening um dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. couple found dead in new jersey home two years ago aft it caught fire. jeff cole is following this story. jeff. >> john sheridan was the politically connected and well known. co evident cooper health system. it was believed he stabbed his wife and himself before setting his bedroom on fire back in 2014. his death was ruled a suicide. today that all changed. the new jersey medical examiner after review of autopsy reports medical records, crime photos and other materials has changed john sheridan's cause of death from suicide to undetermined. it was somerset county prosecutor's office which first called it a suicide. sheridan's family challenged that dan the chang

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."onald john trump was sworn in as the 45th president states to date. an estimated 800,000 people gathered at the white house as he took the oath, led by john roberts. trump: i do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. and will, to the best of my theity protect and defend constitution of the united states, so help me god. hopede: while some had that he might use the inaugural address as a call for unity, for action. a call trump: we assembled here today are issuing a new decree to be heard in every city and hall of power. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. america first. [laughter] -- [applause] president[laughter] trump every decision americanade to benefit workers and families. we must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries, making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs. charlie: president trump also vow tohe bo

announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin this evening with this, the new congress began on tuesday. house republicans reversed their plan to strip the house of ethics after their independence. the review came from whoident-elect trump question why lawmakers were making it a priority. the focus today shifted to obamacare. president obama met with democrats to discuss their strategy for presenting and preserving his largest -- his signature legislative achievement. joining us is bob costa of the washington post. i'm pleased to have both of them on this program. is there high anticipation because we are looking at a new president and a congress that is controlled by republicans? as to how this whole thing might unfold. everybody is a little bit on edge and on to the coast. the republicans got off to a tip toes start in the house. that was encouraging for the democrats. boxersort of like maneuvering and checking each other out. i think that it is going to be an extremely small twist time. the real business has

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."rlie: we begin with developments in donald trump's order to build a wall between the united states and mexico. the mexican president canceled a afterg with donald trump outrage at the decision. trump said at a news conference that it is the united states being treated unfairly. mr. trump: the president of

. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." >> its downstairs. >> this video after shots rang out at the baggage claim in terminal 2 of the fort lauderdale airport. a lone gunman opened fire on passengers leaving five people dead and eight injured. >> paramedics, lower level, inside. a subject with a gun. >> some of the wounded found shelter while they waited for help. hundreds ran for safety onto the

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."11 days, today is january night, generally 20th, a new president takes over. , 11 days left in the obama administration, what do you think? i think there's still a lot of work we have to get done in these 11 days. i'm glad it's just about that and not many more. thank god we did as much as we did until now

announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." continuing coverage of the trump administration's opening week. we talk tonight about the executive order on immigration, the order restricting citizens from seven muslim majority countries from coming to the united states for at least eight days. he signed several controversial orders last week but this one has had the most explosive repercussions. protesters flooded the nation's airport and over 100 officials signed a dissenting memo. mike morrell served as deputy director for the cia

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."onversations examining the legacy of president obama. in two weeks, he will leave the white house following eight historic years in august. among his signature compliments or comprehensive health care reform and overhauling financial regulation in response to the worst economic crisis since the great depression. donald trump's election has raised questions about whether these and many other achievements of the obama presidency will endure. joining me from boston is stores kearns goodwin. she is one of

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."rump was sworn in as the 45th president states to date. an estimated 800,000 people gathered at the white house as he took the oath, led by john roberts. trump: i do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united

our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."uch meeting between the trump administration and the working press. the white house for secretary first official briefing this afternoon. he addressed a range of policy issues as well as the new administration's relationship with the press and intelligence committee. this comes two days after spicer was widely criticized statement in which he disparaged media outlets for what he called deliberately false reporting. joining me now is the white house bureau

. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."n is here, elected speaker of the house earlier, winning support of all that one house republican, representing wisconsin's first district. the new york times described him as the steward of conservative policymaking. gop lawmakers have an ambitious agenda as they work toward a unified republican government. their focus is on reversing obama administration policies, starting with dismantling and replacing obamacare. other items

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."rter is here. he is the outgoing secretary of defense. president obama appointed him in december of 2014. it was a capstone for eight decades-long career at the pentagon. awarded the defense intelligence metal and the department's distinguished service medal five times. contra marriage and -- confirmation hearings

. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."nal security advisor to the president of the united states. are you ready to leave? >> very mixed feelings. it has been an extraordinary privilege to serve our country again, to serve particularly under this president. i love the work i do, i love the team i work with. i'm going to be very sorry to leave that. on the other hand, after eight as national security

. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."nt of the consulting firm, eurasia group. every year, they publish a list of top global risks. they published a list, 2017, the geopolitical recession. welcome back. i don't know if it's going to be a happy new year or not. what do you think? you talk of a global recession

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."harlie: we begin this evening look at continuing president trump's first week in office. he signed an executive order this morning to begin construction of a border wall with mexico. the wallace part of the president's signature campaign promise to fight illegal immigration. president trump unveiled his directive use this afternoon at the department of homeland security. mr. trump: we are in the middle of a crisis on our southern border. the unprecedented surge of illegal migrants from central america is harming both mexico and the united states. i believe the state -- steps we will take starting now will improve the safety in both of our countries. it is going to be very, very good for mexico. a nation without borders is not a nation. beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders. charlie: the president is expected to meet with mexican residents pena nieto -- president pena nieto at the white house. i am pleased to have both of t

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city we all live in right here right where this studio is, new york city, it stands to lose $7 billion because our mayor mr. bill de blasio, who our own charlie gasparino has phrased comrade de blasio has refused to enforce immigration laws. we need the money. and as a taxpayer here, don't you want to make sure that you're getting every single bit of central funding you can? we're going to talk about all of it next. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. . trish: all right. i have some more bad news out of chicago. six people, including a 12-year-old girl were shot last night in chicago during none other than a vigil for a gunshot victim. the shootings come ju

live look outside the old city studios on wet monday a lot of people get to stay in as part of three day weekends, kathy, good place to be, kind of wet and dreary out there. >> little wet, raw, my children had school today, so in the caroline it was dark early this morning, that sunrise on the late side. but the days are getting longer, that's the good news. you can see toward penn's landing still some drizzle, areas of fog out there, as well, right now in philadelphia, the temperature, 42, the poconos, 31, allentown, 38, with drizzle and poor visibility in some spots. poconos only quarter mile visibility. allentown a mile and a half. so please be aware that far if you are going to be traveling this evening. ultimate doppler you can see the line of showers slowly moving toward the east. we have high pressure to the north. area of low pressure off the coast of virginia. keeping this fetch from the ocean moving inland, with the easterly wind, it is keeping it cool, and it is keeping that lingering moisture around. another round of rain moving in from the southwest tomorrow. we will be

captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: we begin with our continuing look at president trump's first week in order. he signed an executive order to begin construction of a border wall with mexico. it's part of the president's signature campaign promise to fight illegal immigration. the made an address at the department of homeland security. >> we're going south borders. the unprecedented surge of illegal migrants from central america is harming both mexico and the united states and i believe the steps we will take starting right now will improve the safety in both of our countries. it's going to be very good for mexico. a nation without borders is not a nation. beginning today the united states of america of america gets back its borders. >> the president is expect to meet with mexican president next week at the white house. joining me from washington julie hirschfeld david and bob costa of the washington post. it's only wednesday but the president seemed to be determined to fulfill his campaign promises. he sai

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."harlie: 11 days, today is january night, generally 20th, a new president takes over. , 11 days left in the obama administration, what do you think? i think there's still a lot of work we have to get done in these 11 days. i'm glad it's just about that and not many more. thank god we did as much as we did until now because i will tell you what -- i used to say this in the start of the second term, the beauty of being around for two terms is that mean you got reelected, but you also have the perspective of how quickly those first few years went and the second go even faster. you say 11 day, that gives me a little anxiety but we have a lot of work to do. charlie: what do you have to do? denis: move a lot of documents to the national archives. we have a team that has been working on this this whole calendar year. hundreds of millions of emails, hundreds of millions of documents, pursuant to the presidential records act. charlie: hundreds of millions of emails? all public emails go into thi

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announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: ash carter is here. he is the outgoing secretary of defense. president obama appointed him in december of 2014. it was a capstone for eight decades-long career at the pentagon. awarded the defense intelligence metal and the department's distinguished service medal five times. contra marriage and -- confirmation hearings for the man who will succeed him started in the senate today. welcome. sec. carter: good to be here. charlie: we have done these conversations in office and out of office. i appreciate you coming by. the time you have been secretary of state, tell me what you set out to do and what you believe you have accomplished. what was your highest agenda? sec. carter: in the here and now, it was to put us on a path with respect to the principal dangers that we face today, which are first and foremost isil and put together the campaign plan that you now see unfolding towards the destruction of isil. toond, a strategic approach russia and possible russian aggression, iran, north korea, china. those a

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. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."velopments in donald trump's order to build a wall between the united states and mexico. the mexican president canceled a meeting after one day after outrage at the decision. aftercision comes one day aump's decision to build border wall. trump said at a news conference