. >> thank you, thea. you know, shortly after the president's inaugural, he called the labor leaders to the white house and they emerged e roo wreathed in smiles, which is not typical between labor leaders and republican presidents. do you feel like you have a good dialogue with the administration on the trade issues and on -- are you able to offer your input to a process? >> we do have a dialogue and we will continue to use whatever avenues we have. we have formal avenues like we've had through other administrations, through the labor advisory committee that hasn't met yet. our job is to advocate for american workers. we'll do that with this administration. there has been outreach, there have been some conversations. and as i said, i think we might agree on the top note that our current trade system is broken but we don't necessarily agree on what the narrative is or how to fix it. we want to continue to offer or views. one thing i would say in terms of what's wrong with the u.s. -- why is the rust run a

i agree with thea on this. yeah. >> matt and then antonio. >> when i was the deputy assistant for north america, i used to say the north american free trade agreement that the american people are divided. half of the american people blame nafta when it doesn't rain for five days, the other half of people blame nafta when it rains too much over a five-day period. three things are important. first of all, the agreement, improve the economies of both counties. the second, the majority of the manufacturing jobs we've lost -- and we've lost tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs since we entered into nafta. but the majority of the jobs were lost to automation, not to trade. and it's because of nafta and the agreements that we were able to bring in a very large number, a larger number of better jobs in other sectors, although quite obviously the individuals who lost jobs in manufacturing were not geographically or otherwise positioned to take the incoming jobs. and certainly there are so many disappointments with na

i agree with thea on this. yeah. >> matt and then antonio. >> when i was the deputy assistant for north america, i used to say the north american free trade agreement that the american people are divided. half of the american people blame nafta when it wasn't rain for five days, the other half of people blame nafta when it rains too much over a five-day period. three things are important. first of all, the agreement, improve the economies of both counties. the second, the majority of the manufacturing jobs we've lost -- and we've lost tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs since we entered into nafta. but the majority of the jobs were lost to automation, not to trade. and it's because of nafta and the agreements that we were able to bring in a very large number, a larger number of better jobs in other sectors, although quite obviously the individuals who lost jobs in manufacturing were not geographically or otherwise positioned to take the incoming jobs. and certainly there are so many disappointments with naf

receiving the prize for defending thea zitty people against isis. she urged president trump to reconsider the executive order on immigration. portions of this nearly hour-long event are in arabic. >> thank you, everybody. we would like to ask to you take your seats if possible. it is my honor today to welcome each and every one of you to honor the courage and commitment of ceyaf np we are grateful for the vision you have demonstrated as you stand up to fearlessly plead to the world to help your embattled people. we are grateful that you and your sister are here today. while vean has been take together world to rehabilitate her people, her sister escaped rape and brutalized by isis. today we remember two passed recipients of the latos prize who moved forward on their journey this year. their words, very relevant words honor them more than we ever could. both had so much wisdom on the subjects that confront us now and i would like it share a couple of their thoughts with us quickly before we move on with our program. elly observed that opposite of lov

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should have europe thea no-fly zone to protect refugees in syria. if you topple regime, like we did in libya, you have to go in like we did and iraq -- in iraq and make sure there is a stable regime in place. you can't just pull out like mr. obama did. melinda: you have set it all. benefits. the order has real cost in terms of u.s. standing. benefits, no terrorist attack has been perpetrated in the u.s. by people from these countries. what expected benefits do you think will come from this? costslet's talk about the first of all. this is not going to recruit terrorists. they are not recruited because of anything we do. they attack us because they hate us or what we are. for the fact that women are emancipated in our countries, not because we don't admit them to our countries. they hate us for we are and what we represent. as far as the cost, it is zero. melinda: that is not the opinion of john mccain. you are a republican to do you not give any credence to his work or lindsey graham? this is the wrong message. thomas: i tend to agree with mccain, se

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secretary of state will be active on and i'mo certainly willing to work with you and look forward to theas al future. >> i want to hear from secretary williams again. we've heard a lot from the b panelist but how do you feel this election cycle or any new information will change how you approach 2018, 2020 and really think about how you are talking about elections with your voters. t >> we call you the field the practice. >> in colorado, immediately after the election we held a meeting with the county clerk's offices.ink al all of us have to continue to say how can we make it better. we have to be engaged. bette we are gonna walk you through us and tell us if there's somethino we can do to make this process better. engaging people in the process is important. we've designed our counting rooms with windows so everybody could see the process even if they weren't in accredited watcher, they could still have confidence in the process that's going on. this is important. we have not been shy about telling people about the integrity of those lists. you've got a handout with thosee you will see in

here togetherre with some of the employers to come to the european union, of theas become the face destruction of hundreds and thousands of jobs. not only in the poultry all over the manufacturing sector. >> eu trade officials have denied any dumping and say the south african products are more expensive because of manufacturing inefficiencies. towe are fully committed developing this industry. ourselves with a different aims. engngaging. we are really committed. >> india has announced big changes to help the poor in its spending plans for the coming year. the lowest income tax rate is to be cut in half. the government is looking to win back support ahead of parliamentary elections. alexander hirst has details. pulle decision to banknotes out of circulation shucked indians and hit the poor particularly hard. in its new budget plan, the government is vowing to push andd with economic reforms offering new policies that it says will restore growth and help india's poorest citizens. a strongtization has potential to generate long-term benefits in terms of reduced corruption, greater digitization of

apparently, should the law they lasted trump a driver november, and trump is treating at thea round ofolf trump international golf course in west palm beach. other activities are planned as well. he invited mr. and mrs. abe to his private residence for tonight's coming is going to give them a ride on air force one. lots of fun and games. you can read more about that in the japan times. they're talking about how trump is expected to reaffirm america's commitment to its security alliance with japan. anchor: staying in asia, burma's government says it deeply concerned about allegations of widespread human rights abuses committed by security forces in the northern states, outlined in a u.n. report last week. u.n. report is still getting attention in burmese papers. the front page of the "myanmar times," focusing on what this report is talking about. the government security forces in this northern area committed mass killing and gang rapes of muslims and burned their villages. they are talking about the burmese armed forces who are going to investigate these allegations. it is front-page ne

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saying to theas individual that questioned me that answered, i believe that doingmocratic party is andmuch of the wrong paying not enough of the right thing, which is their job, what they were elected and sent there to do. this isn't about them and their feelingstheir personal and so forth. this is about us, the american people. host: i think we lost that caller. let me move on to john in new york. an independent. your turn. caller: good morning. as a person with liberal leanings in this past election, my personal choice was john kasich, a person who exemplified bringing the country together. essentially with what is going on, with the republicans holding the vast majority in every thele branch of government, only way the american people can discover the truth is through extreme that thi -- extreme vetting. the democrats and the committees they boycotted were looking to do that, primarily because of the fact that there were questions that had to be answered especially with tom price involved. with this alleged insider trading deals, with steve mnuchin, the discovery of the $100 million, th

>> thea database is lye, the web address www dot csu.com, it's free to search so anyone with internetsee the progress we've made. we have uploaded over 900 items. almost half the campuses have finished loading items. we have about another 100 to go, so with each item there is the process of scanning and then adding the metadata about the item and then sending them until batches since the files are so large to the central site. >> now, this is a web portal and all the schools in the csu are participating? >> there were 14 libraries in our se23 campus system that had archival retrieve zblent that's amazing. must be quite gratifying because i don't think at the time we were first talking about this that we knew. >> how much is out there. >> exactly. what are some of the things for you that you found the most interesting that you think the public would find fascinating? >> in education we talk a lot about primary sources, and i think sometimes there's a little confusion about what is a primary source. and a primary source is something written in someone's own hand or a first-person narrat

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in thea resource officer school system.o andely, you are to work with a resource officer today for just one month. i can tell you this, my husband's partner was black. he was referred to in those days as an oreo. he got pushed around. it was absolutely outrageous. they had to close it down because of the number of schools built around it. these kids would get out of school and come in wave after wave. the shockers did not feel safe did not gohoppers safe in the mall. go work for a month with a resource officer. you're asking a cocked to do what your parents will do, your yourh as well do, -- parents will not do, your church will not do. your response. guest: that is interesting because you said her husband was a resource officer a long time ago. crimecounterintuitive but in schools and violent crime in general has fallen dramatically since 1992. of violence and assault have fallen between 40% and 50% over this time. word. -- time period. see what we read in the news and think everything is getting worse and everything is so

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time on thea lot of clock. how about you leading up to the election? >> election nights are humbling things for people who cover politics. it doesn't matter what the polls show you, it shows what the polls actually do. i have covered several election nights where i think it is a surprise. i did the analysis for a series. the first deadline was 6:30 or so. not predict who was going to win. like at a polls, they tell us what people are thinking. the analysis became friendlier to the prospects that donald trump is going to be the next president. the last deadline we had donald trump being elected president. they are actually going to do this thing that he said -- >> i was covering an election in youngstown ohio. youngstown is my logo. that to me is the center. >> i'm doing the radio program but we are watching local returns. up and donaldme trump was ahead. the mayor and i -- we just looked at each other with our mouths open. that's when i realized donald trump was going to be the next president. i was in new york on a night and heading toward the hilton

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call with thea abu dhabi crown prince. the ban did not come up.ssed ria -- he said this ban did not target muslims. with foreign policy in the region and general, when you look at who got the visas from those seven countries, and nearly 50% of the visas went to iranian nationals. as far as these countries are concerned, this ban puts more pressure on iran, and that is good policy for them. shery: thank you for the latest on trump policies and how they are affecting gulf countries. general electric is one country, which rose to the top on the wave of globalization. of ceo says that in the age -- says that the age of unbridled unrestrained trade is over, and warns about donald trump's immigration ban and protectionist approach. >> we have a lot of people that live outside of the united states and they are afraid of what is going on. we speak out to say -- we understand that safety is important. we also want to be able to work with those that work for ge, and allow them to travel in and out of the united states. >> you oppose the ban? >> we understan

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julie: hitting records for the dow and the s&p 500. , thea bit of economic data job openings a little bit of a dated number, or december and it fell to 5.5. decline in those jobs openings, but the november number was revised lower, and the december number was a little bit lighter than had been estimated, so a bit more color on the job market in the u.s. as the fed says we are approaching full employment. small.ements are fairly our trip to these records has been quite incremental. stats, it some of the has been 61 days since the last 1% move up or down, and the s&p 500. 62 days was the longest in this current market. sinceys was the longest 1945. if we extend into tomorrow, that will match the longest streak in the current bull market. as we talk about the day after day, this drumbeat of low volatility, this is what this is indicative of. in terms of today's session, one of the bigger moves we are seeing is in general motors. i want to show the movement in the stock which is now down 5.5%. this is intraday price from the premarket. came out withny earnings, the stock rose as gm was re

winds out of thea mix of sun and clouds early we should have more sun and clouds later on. the temperature are not going anywhere later this afternoon. 11:00 a.m. 40 degrees, 4:00 p.m 46. clear skies suburbs close to freeze for center the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 46 degrees, windy and colder today. 57 tomorrow, clouds and sun. south jersey and delaware will get close to 60 degrees tomorrow. if you don't get there tomorrow, you'll get there tuesday. 62 mild clouds and sun maybe a couple of showers wednesday showers maybe a spring-like thunderstorm again 70 degrees, thursday is cooler, 54. friday anticipate saturday, 42 -- friday and saturday, 42, maybe snow showers on friday. >> time 7:15 moonlight was the big winner at the independent spirit award moonlight won 6 awards about a gay black boy growing up in an inner city neighborhood in florida. that is not a predicter of what will happen at the academy oscar favorite la la land was in the eligible for independent spirit award. ven the most seasoned actorses owe actors and actresses tremble when they hear the

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president abraham lincoln had signed the emancipation proclamation on the united states of america. 1866, theas day founders met, and they met to organize what would then become the centenary of little institute of 1867. on april 30, the first class of students, nine students, met at the sharp street united methodist church in the basement of that location, democrat and search street -- down at pratt and sharp street. and the articles of incorporation for the centenary biblical institute was founded. so the journey of morgan has been a long illustrious journey, one that has taken it from the centenary biblical institute to morgan college of 1890 to morgan state college of 1839 to morgan state university of 1975. a remarkable journey that began with these brave students, nine of which met in the basement of this building here at the corner baltimore's pratt, inner harbor today, and at this site, there is a days inn hotel. but the nine students informed this university convened at the lower level of this basement. the reverend james h brown delivered what is referred to as a systematic course of

off thea car flying interstate and slamming in the parking lot of an automotive shop. was noty, the driver hurt, and believe it or not, this is not the first time that happened. the owner of the auto shop says he has seen this exact type of crash eight times in the past nine years. autria: wow. a little closer to home and better news, the wizards have done it again, hosting the lakers at home and knocking their bradley neal had 23 points last night. 43. wrapping up he was on fire. wizards when their 16th street home at home 116-106. their next chances tomorrow night when they host the pelicans. good luck, guys. hascapitals braden holtby been named as its new lgbtq inclusion ambassador. he marched in the capital pride parade back in 2015 along with other members of the cap organization. he will represent the capitals in their fight against homophobia. it is part of the nhl's partnership with the you can play organization. players were chosen from each team to advocate increased inclusion in their community. good. dd: all right, good morning, washington here and we are t

. >> the decision on integral theas gives nickel ammunition he needs.dded reason for halting. a court delay now would grant time for the election of a new president, one more favorable to his cause. >> page four. >> with two weeks to go, barbara brown makes final recommendations. for her, each turn of phrase has potential for protecting or endangering the parks. >> in integral vista is the view of a scenic landmark. that is too limiting. >> on november 10, the court verdict is due for the vote for delay. he makes contact with his legal counterpart at epa. >> henry nickel. >> henry, how are you? what is up? what if you heard? >> we have raised the question on whether or not the agency should not be rethinking the entire package. to do that the agency would of had to get an extension of the deadline. >> this issue will give the epa until november 24 to respond to your motion and give -- >> this is not henry nichols' round. the regulation will go forward. but both men know that when the bill is published, henry will return to the courts and another round o

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the food, drug, and cosmetic act thea response to wars in food industry -- horrors in the food industryrities laws were a response to people losing their shirts in the stock market. it is easy to say you're in favor of less regulation, but if you ask people if they are in favor of dirtier air, they will say no. >> these programs are finally beginning to work. they are actually causing people to have to spend money to clean up what they've been putting into the air for free all these years. >> as his day begins at the environmental protection agency, so does that of a natural adversary across town. henry nickel is a lawyer for an industry which feels the weight of david hawkins' regulations. he is the washington representative for a group of power producers in the west. to him, regulation creates as many problems as it solves. >> because the utility industry is building and operating large industrial facilities which produce a great deal of energy and therefore require the the use of a great deal of fuels, they are number one on the list oftentimes for regulation. ♪ the principal problem

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effort to make more regime change in the region. , that thea u.s.in reas pro-democracy protest of the 2011-2012 were another american-orchestrated effort to oust putin from power. you know, the fact that we were not paying attention to moscow here was part of the problem. whenember i was in moscow mitt romney, who was running for president in 2012, said russia was america's number one geopolitical foe. he was laughed off the stage here, and i remember laughing it off in moscow, and i remember liberal russians being offended by that, because they have always shows that covered -- all with whole hours dedicated to unpacking what we say about them. they want to know what we think about them. to be told that we do not think about the much at all was really insulting, you know? especially, people still remember the soviet union when it was, you know, they were going blow for blow with the the fact the fact that they were ignored, and kind of disrespected and treated -- they were constantly hearing russians,om the and putin would go on forever with you gu

and on yr rht-- that our live doppler radar tracking thea acrosshe bay arthis mornin tracking the timing we're expecting.xt one that >>> on your left, a live look at the wet roads. high wind advisories as well. live doppler radar tracking the rain moving across the bay area. it's a lot. meteorologist kari hall tracking the timing of the storm as well. and the next one we are expecting this week. she'll join us with a full forecast in the next couple of minutes. >>> people have had a hard time with evictions in san francisco. right now it has recently spiked to its highest level in 15 years. >> widespread abuse by landlords may be one reason for the increase. investigative reporter shaban. >> reporter: guys, good morning. because of the city's lack of oversight, the main way to fight an eviction is taking your landlord to court. but winning can still feel a lot like losing. elizabeth lee was left with $42,000 worth of legal bills after fighting back against her landlord who tried to evict her from her san francisco home of 27 years. the newest owner of the building martin eng tried kickin