the president-elect has repeat thely questioned their findings. how, and why are they so sure? and what is going on? mr. trump's former campaign manager and current counselor, kelly ann conway appeared on cbs this morning. >> vladamire putin did not discourage hillary clinton from competing in wisconsin and michigan. it is really unfair and it is unproven. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden sees it differently. >> it is it a little bit like saying i know more about physics then my professor. i just know i know more. >> reporter: president-elect is also trying to make good on one of his biggest campaign promises, building a wall, on the u.s./mexico border. his aid say he is considering a plan to ask congress, for money. mr. trump tweeted this morning , the dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the great wall will be paid by mexico later. >> if congress is trying go to find different ways to fund this project, it is top priority of the president trump then they should do that >> reporter: president-elect's team says this new approach is for the sake

. >>> also breaking news this morning tragedy in it thely an avalanche buried a hotel in the the central part of the country and what caused avalanche and dr. rescuers are having a hard time reaching the hotel. >>> and, more new names, battling flames in delaware and how many people were forc ed from their homes, we will tell you thursday january m jim done ran. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check weather and traffic with lauren casey and meisha, good morning, lauren. >> welcome. >> yes, it is a gateway to our weekend are you excited for friday. >> you know it is true, i know you are laughing. >> looking outside right now the road are looking really nice, looking really comfortable. please stay that way. lauren, will it stay dry. >> rain day on tuesday, cloudy yesterday, we will see on sunshine. >> we're due for that. >> pack your shade we will need those hitting the roads after sunrise later this morning. temperatures right now also in the too chilly, 45 degrees, our current temperature is actually above our average high temperature for the day at this early hour in philadelphia, winds fa

illegally, the similarity it has to the kate sign thely murder case. sign thely murder case. >>> and car thieves make off >>> undocumented immigrants, deportation, and crime, all hot button issues in the bay area, especially in the wake of the kate steinle shooting. now officials are criticizing similar policies in texas after a complex crime spree that happened there. authorities busted 17 colombian nationals in an elaborate burglary ring, spanned several counties there. two of the men had been previously deported for ties to terrorism and other crimes but they managed to find their way back into the u.s. texas officials believe the federal government's policies towards undocumented immigrants who commit crimes are too lenient. you may remember the undocumented immigrant who shot and killed kate steinle had been deported five times prior to the 2015 shooting. >>> it's been nearly two months since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland and survivors and victims' families are now finally beginning to receive part of almost $1 million. a foundat

the idea that immigrants are preponderantly criminals and pro-ponder and thely -- preponderantly terrorists? it's absurd. they are eight future of america. my state of new york, 25% of the people are foreign-born, probably as high as 40%, if you're either foreign-born or had a parent foreign-born. they're great new yorkers sms i was with a syrian refugee this week. his -- he and his wife and his children had just come. their parents were american citizens. they came to america in 1970. and the parent of mr. elias, who lived in the bronx, came here. he was a tailor. we don't have that many fine tailors in america these days. it's a lost art, so people who do it tend to be immigrants, mainly from italy is my experience. but he was a tailor from syria, and he then did what immigrant dozen in america -- he founds a little business. -- he founded a little business. he reapolesters boats. he made america better. he is a syrian immigrant. and his children and grandchildren were in danger. a suicide bomber had even blown up himself in front of their homehome nearly killing them. they just got in th

unfortunate thely mike, it will not be a good one if you are all falcons. the patriots are on a mission. they are playing better, they have the best head coach, best quarterback of all time, nobody has ever done this seven super bowls. they are the first, we are witnessing greatness. they have an agenda against nfl. >> because of detroit gate. >> tom brady was out first four games, it was like he was never out at all. >> matt ryan will win mvp deservedly so but tom brady is on another level. his defense is playing so great. pittsburgh steelers have a really good offense. they looked like eagles offense. >> yes. >> they seem to add just to any team they lay, patriots too. >> they take away your best weapon and they do that better than any team in the last ten or 15 years. it is so frustrating when you have someone to rely on every week. then you see that person negate by game plan with the patriots. >> they do it better than anybody. eric rowe do you remember him. >> he played with us. >> yes, second round pick, he was here. our guy didn't like him. they shi

the idea that immigrants are preponderantly criminals and pro-ponder and thely -- preponderantly terrorists? it's absurd. they are eight future of america. my state of new york, 25% of the people are foreign-born, probably as high as 40%, if you're either foreign-born or had a parent foreign-born. they're great new yorkers sms i was with a syrian refugee this week. his -- he and his wife and his children had just come. their parents were american citizens. they came to america in 1970. and the parent of mr. elias, who lived in the bronx, came here. he was a tailor. we don't have that many fine tailors in america these days. it's a lost art, so people who do it tend to be immigrants, mainly from italy is my experience. but he was a tailor from syria, and he then did what immigrant dozen in america -- he founds a little business. -- he founded a little business. he reapolesters boats. he made america better. he is a syrian immigrant. and his children and grandchildren were in danger. a suicide bomber had even blown up himself in front of their homehome nearly killing them. they just got in th

. >>> road crews have been doing their best to make tomorrow morning's commute go smooth thely as possible. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with that part of the coverage, greg. >> reporter: jessica, last night and this afternoon we saw roadways where those trucks brining the roadways raring them for snow. here this is boro of bellmawr thinks the scene. these they plows are ready to go out this is roadways. other municipalities we saw salt trucks loading up all in raring for tonight's snow event expected to start this is next few hours. >> not i major they storm, more of a nuisance snowstorm. >> reporter: nuisance or not our region is preparing for first snow fall of the season. >> we're expecting worse and hoping are to the best. >> reporter: camden county has 70 snow trucks at the ready. filled with salt and standing by to cover some 1400 miles of roadways. the philadelphia streets department is ready too, salt trucks, overflowing. but won't notice plow is attached to these guys. >> this is not going to be a plowing event, this is strictly a salting event. one to 2 inches o

. >> reporter: it is better than yesterday but still complete thely miserable and sue, irate this onone to ten as a fraction on a 7/8th, yesterday was below a 7/8, not a two to me. we are on the black horse pike , abe we made it down to west end avenue that i mentioned always floods at 4:00. we stood there. able to park there yesterday. you can see even though we are probably about four to five hours from the actual high tide at this spot, it is flooded out. so west end avenue, which is the right turn everybody makes to go to those down beach communities, ventnor, margate, longport, forget it. we showed you yesterday this was like the roosevelt boulevard of the down beach communities, very busy road during the morning rush hour and today you need a boat with a good engine because of the good current. look at that bay with big waves, going in toes west end avenue into the parking lot and down the street where baga bond place is. we showed you moose lodge and bagabond is lighting up. joan byes, one of the original bagaband and i feel like one out here again, but this is, jim whalen's t

federal law enforcement sources tell nbc news theli offices the. and e associated press is reporting fbi special agent george pyrro, the agent who was saddam hussein's sole interrogator in 2004, is leading the probe into saunt yaug i don't's alleged rampage. >>> a horrific terror attack on israeli seasonals in jerusalem captured on video. in the background you can see a truck ram into a group of soldiers and after hitting the crowd first the driver put the truck in reverse and ran over even more people. four soldiers, three women and a man, were kill the. 15 injured. the driver of the truck was neutralized. police have identified the driver as a ranbc's steve patterson has detas.th. the swollen truckee river in reno, like so many river is up and down the west coast, still rising. residents scrambling to prepare for the possibility of massive floods. >> i was concerned enough to go get sandbags. i will be sandbagging my home. >> reporter: further south, it's snow wreaking havoc on traffic along the sierra nevada. mammoth mountain pelted with 48 inch

thely s fortion to begin on the immediately. increase border patrol forces and puarycities. president trump has a full day heading to philly to address a gathering of republican ng to washington where he's expected to sign another executive order. that one limiting u.s. refugees. >> that was one of many topics the president covered in his interview with david but also offered a bit of reassurance to undocked immigrants who came to the country as children. >> are you going to direct u.s. funds to pay for this wall? will american taxpayers pay for the wall. >> ultimately it will come out of what's happening with mexico. we'll start those negotiations relatively soon and we will be form reimbursed by mexico. ll pay us back. >> absolutely 100%. >> when does con can. >> i want to ask about mentedhere. they're protected as so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. brought here by their parents. should t could be deported? anything you can say to assure them right now they'll be allowed to stay. >> they shouldn't be worried. they are here illegally. they shouldn't be worried. i do have a big heart.

taking a look at the boulevard , running shoot thely just like all of your majors including 30, 76, i-95 and vine. at traffic center i'm amanda houler you this back to you. >>> well, as you know it is hard to escape traffic and highways living in the philadelphia area, on the the cbs-3 healthwatch new research shows living close to busy road can increase your risk of dimension a health reporter stephanie stahl has details on this new study. >> reporter: philadelphia is surrounded by highways, traffic is every where. new research says that living near heavy traffic increase the risk for developing dementia. >> it does seem conclusive about this. >> when they looked at those that were very close to the highways, and major arteries, they have the highest, risk. >> reporter: jefferson neurologist carroll lipa says the study was observational. but researchers don't know exactly how living close to highways, hurts the brain. >> it could be the noise, that does something, maybe the noise at night, gives people a less restful sleep. >> reporter: other theory is pollution, from congested roads

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in or thely bridge. ventnor's dune system took a defendant hit from the storm. >> you can see we had five six feet cut out from the storm. the dune system did its job >>> atlantic city the front of the former revel went from bad to worse and near the steel pier, the handicapped ramally >>> greg man chaka fattah is spending first night of a ten-year sentence in prison. this is a photo of the cell where fattah is serving time at the prison in northwestern pennsylvania. he was convicted on racketeering charges related to a campaign loan. wesley snipe served a three-year sentence on tax charges at that same prison released in '13. >>> mary tyler moore is being remembered after she died at the age of 80. the television icon and trailblazer passed away in the company of friends and her loving husband of more than 33 years. ♪ mary tyler moore, the name just rolls off the tongue. the country spent saturday night tuneded in to the mary tyler moore show. watching america's sweetheart marry in a fictional televisio

in thely initial rescues state of north carolina and flash flooding. events and other earthquakes.uild a relationship with state and local partners and no with the initial appointments look like versus waiting for an assessment of how bad it could be. >> something that has been in the news lately is cyber security and cyber attacks. how has fema repaired for and what have been the changes for the potential of a large-scale power outage? standpoint,a fema the consequences of the event and not necessarily the cyberring of an event, has a lot of history and yet we have yet to see a large impact of the grids. it is unknown. does not mean it will not happen or cannot. if you look back to the types of things we have dealt with large scale power outages from sandy and other storms as well as non-cyber events that have caused large-scale power outages, you plan for those events. the real question is how long will the power out and -- our be out and how large of an area? that is how we approach cyber. it is not that we have the event of cyber. it is what is the consequence of local governme

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. >>> also breaking news this morning tragedy in it thely an avalanche buried a hotel in the the centraltry and what caused avalanche and dr. rescuers are having a hard time reaching the hotel. >>> and, more new names, battling flames in delaware and how many people were forc ed from their homes, we will tell you thursday january m jim done ran. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check weather and traffic with lauren casey and meisha, good morning, lauren. >> welcome. >> yes, it is a gateway to our weekend are you excited for friday. >> you know it is true, i know you areau

tom fitzgerald is live on theli hill tonight with more on thisis one. i know that politicians on both sides of the aisle aren't sore sure withstanding right with thg president on this one.t on >>reporter: you're right aboutr that, shawn.wn everybody enjoys equals these days. remember the big free phraseth that drove donald trump toe far on theum apprentice? what was that.that >> you you buy you're fired.ed. he's got a new one. you're not hired. because the effect of this iss going to be right now that i you work in a federal government department that is not the defense department, that is not the intelligence or is not law enforcement or security, they put a hiring freeze in here, folks and none of thesethes departments are going to be able to higher anybody right nowght because of this.this now, the goals of this are notae all that complicated. they want to safe money and they want to cut costs and they want to safe the american taxpayer money.ay now, while some people here inin our area are concerned about this, we talked to some folks that live outs

in or thely bridge. ventnor's dune system took a defendant hit from the storm. >> you can see we had five six feet cut out from the storm. the dune system did its job >>> atlantic city the front of the former revel went from bad to worse and near the steel pier, the handicapped ramally >>> greg man chaka fattah is spending first night of a ten-year sentence in prison. this is a photo of the cell where fattah is serving time at the prison in northwestern pennsylvania. he was convicted on racketeering charges related to a campaign loan. wesley snipe served a three-year sentence on tax charges at that same prison released in '13. >>> mary tyler moore is being remembered after she died at the age of 80. the television icon and trailblazer passed away in the company of friends and her loving husband of more than 33 years. ♪ mary tyler moore, the name just rolls off the tongue. the country spent saturday night tuneded in to the mary tyler moore show. watching america's sweetheart marry in a fictional televisio

. >>> we have more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a miracle in it thely, two days after an avalancheshes a help tell rescuers fine more people alive. >>> honor, integrity, service, motto of philadelphia police more new officers hit the streets and they are in the the just from philadelphia. >>> you'll have plenty of time and reason to even eye this weekend, just continue drabick 's forecast is just minutes away, we will be right fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hurry offer ends january 21st. only from fios. >>> a stratford new jersey, police officer is facing charges after his daughter was shot inside of the family home. prosecutors charged tennis riders, father of saylor rider for lea

not complete thely out of the mix yet. 40s for some. 30s for others. livermore 36. brentwood 39. if it wasn't for the cloud cover it would be colder to the north. upper 30s. lafayette, danville 36. there are many cold read uppings showing up here. if you have any clearing that cold air filters in. an easterly breeze has decided to return. northerly breeze that's a good sign for some. you will start to scour things out. north at napa airport. the low is packing its bags and heading south. before it does we will have to keep some rain in the mix. more favorable coast or bay. you get a good look at how big this circulation is. it goes up into montana and salt lake city. it's on its way to southern california and the four corners. another day of temperatures on the cool side. at least we will get some sun today. little more sun. few clouds, showers, by tonight it'll be south and mostly sunny. one weak system on thursday and but for fog the weekend looks good. >> that doesn't sound bad. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> they found more bodies in central italy where an avalanche covered a mou

immigration which halts all refugee entry into the united states, for the next 120 days and indefinite thely suspend syrian refugee ram. it also blocks entry of citizens from seven muslim majority countries for the next 90 take. >> we don't believe in blatant injustice zest that aring ago begins basic human who are also and values. >> reporter: over weekend higher ups at many universities scrambled to contact any scholars or faculties that may ab affect by changes to immigration policy. >> a couple of them reached out to us with some concern about whether or not they will be permitted to enter the united states and tried to begin a program in the fall. >> reporter: martin miller is interim assistant vice-president of the temple university's office of international affairs. he says seven students from the seven countries named in the executive order have been admitted to the university for the upcoming year, but may not be able to attend. others who were already in the states feels trapped by executive order. >> i have a lot of syrian friend that fled that fled the crisis in syria but are 100

we would respect their voice and who they want to pick as theli next supreme justice whether it was a democrat or republican in the white house and we would move forward with this nominee in the congress. walk i hope our democratic friends don't slow walk the nominees. it is one thing to abstract, but it becomes an even bigger problem when they try to keep vt president trump from doing the job the voters have given him the responsibility to do. it was a robust endorsement of either one of the political parties. we got an unconventionallect, presidential president elect and the american people expect him to shape this place up and i think he will and we intend to work to make sure that is a positive outcome for the american people. dysfunc nor do they want us to return to the dysfunctional congress of fr the past. let's not keep president trump from the men and women he's chosen to work alongside him. that will make us more fragile and the government less efficient. we are paying the bills as taxpayers. why would we want a less effective government for? we are ready to roll up our slee

. >>> also breaking news out of central it thely 30 people missing and many feared dead after an avalanche buried a three story mountain hotel in abruzzo. mountain rescue crews battled to reach the hotel, many used alpine skis to trek through the snow this was provided by first responders, you can see ski lodge is nearly buried to the roof, u.s. geological survey says at least three large earthquake struck that area, just prior to the avalanche. >>> back here frightening moments for two people inside a manayunk consignment shop. >> they were tied up, terrorized during a armed robbery. "eyewitness news" reporter tran do is live with the very latest on the investigation, trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. those two people inside at the time were not hurt, and many other people in this neighborhood are understandably shaken. this is as police continue to search for the men responsible shock and disbelief after a brazen armed robbery up scale consignment store, on main street in manayunk. >> it is not the way that it used to be. we didn't have these issues before. >

partly to most thely cloudy. then more sun in the afternoon.hs stuck in the mid to upper 50s for another day or two. could be a few isolated little showers. i doubt any of this is reaching the ground. mainly about marin along the san mateo coastt. will zip out because of dry air starting to moven. that will get here late morning, early afternoon. a few 30s. a lot more 40s. we are up. kelseyville 33. up about 5 to almost 7 degrees for some. 38 heels bugger. 40s now san rafael. mill valley a. round lake tahoe teens and 20s but these were -- yesterday up about -- threes are up about 15 degrees for some. slight northeringly breeze. not a lot there. just -- you can see coming back over

. >> hena daniels joins us live from the new york stock exchange, chip pot thely is coming up with ao boost weak sales, what is that all about. >> hi dan, good morning. usually quacamole costs extra but chipotle wants to give ate way, running a promotion, play a video game called and you'll receive a mobile coupon for quack and chips. restaurant chain wants to lure back more customers after slumping sales and taking a hit ape profits from the rising cost of its ingredients >> i do love quack. >> i have to play a game? why can't they just give us the coupon. i will still go there. >>> not again, lithium ion battery causing another problem there is a recall going on is this. >> reporter: yeah, we have been hearing this a lot. this time hewlett packard they are expanding a lap top recall defective lithium i on batteries may over heat posing a fire hazard just like those samsung batteries. the it effects 142,000 notebook computers, made between march 2013, and act of 2016. >> i'm just so very concerned about that. >> i'm still stuck on the quacamole, still behind on the quack holy. i'm h

for thely, it is really not that bad if you're driving locally. but for now, live in may fay fair, back to you guys in the studio. >> thanks so much, trang. >> delaware department of transportation workers on the graveyard shift this morning clearing the snow. they've sent these trucks throughout the state to salt roads overnight. crews also spent wednesday and thursday pre-treating roads with brine. >> even with snow crews working around the clock to treat those roads, driving into work this morning can still be tricky. some tips to stay safe include removing snow from all of the windows, mirrors, lights, accelerate and de-sell rate slowly to avoid skidding, and don't pass the snow plows and sanding trucks. they have limited visibility, may not be able to see you. be careful on bridges and overpasses since they freeze first. >> serious stuff. this frigid weather comes the increased risk of serious harm or even death to those without shelter. now, code blue is in effect in philadelphia, montgomery county, camden county, new jersey, city officials

that happened early in the month when we had a cold arctic air around, 11 days with part thely sunny skies, and 14 mostly cloudy skies, days, in the month of january so far. certainly to take will be partly cloudy once it goes down in the books, but it has been mild. check this out, you averaged the high and low together almost 6 degrees above average pretty impressive there. good thing we're actually above average on the precipitation with the several disturbance that moved through in the past couple of weeks. it looks like we will finish off the month above average but temperatures will be cooler. we will not hit the high of where we had 67, that was our max, low is 12, it will not get that cold either. we will be close to average over next few days. forty-one in allentown. forty in reading. not much change in the temperatures across the region we have wind just mixing up the air a little bit so we cannot get that cold air to settle in. west wind off shore at the shore so no influence from the ocean even though air temperature is similar right now lower 40's ocean city and stone ha

gcc in thely in the gulf region we see the same that we saw in asia.ers hadets been investing overseas over the last 20 years. represent a strong consumer opportunity. what we see in the gulf region, we are seeing local managers set up businesses locally. they know business is best and are able to take strong opportunities going into companies in the region. >> there is quite a bit of red tape for traditional locations. how are they going to deal with that? what needs to be addressed right away to help unlock a new level of growth? >> they need to take measures to unlock the red tape, to make it easier for smart managers to set up shop in the region. we have seen a number of managers set up in the region and we believe that is set to continue. here on the set. >> the goldman sachs chief, march has shaped up to be the key month for american equities. valuations are high. it is too early to say how the trump administration policies will play for investors. >> most of the near-term focus has been on what are the new policies going to be with respect to tr

look at this extent of the flooding, you can see number of cars are submerged with lanes complete thelyovered with water, and this isn't the first time this has happened. officials say this is third time in 20 years natalie highway has flooded. thousand officials say a new road, possibly, elevated is needed. >> we are looking at, building of a road, that is above the highway 37, that would take into account the sea level rise and tides, it is expensive but this is something that i can begin looking at and doing. >> while crews are using pumps to clear the water, transportation officials say the road is also sinking which makes matters worse. >> that is no the good. >> look at that mysterious foam behind me puzzling people this wisconsin. people say foam decided to show up beneath a waterfalls. so, it is so dense it can stand on its own and some places towers over the average size person. the it may look back brown county parks department says this happens every year. they say it is harmless and happens when seasons change. >> it looks like a bubble bath >> learn something new every day.

police say coaly was shot repeat thely and pronounced dead at the scene. police are searching for the gun man responsible. >>> a person was killed during a nasty crash this afternoon in egg harbor township, atlantic county. police say the driver lost control and hit a tree at about 3:00 o'clock on the 300 block of zion road. after being freed from the wreckage the victim was rush to the hospital and pronounced dead. >>> well, a search continues right now for a missing fisherman in ocean county. yesterday, searchers, found the boat belong to go christopher hutt in tuckerton paid near little egg harbor but the 45 year-old was no where to be found. coastguard and new jersey state police, along with local authorities, are all part of the search efforts. >>> moving on to politics, with less than a week until the inauguration, president-elect donald trump is under fire once gannon social media, following his twit era tack against representative john lewis. meanwhile some local women spent the day getting ready for inauguration day protests. "action news" reporte

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he report thely plans to deliver an opening statement today, and he will not aloud to approach the jury, witness stand or the bench. >>> prison officials say convicted mass murderer charles manson is alive but they are not the releasing any other details on his condition los angeles times reports manson was moved from prison to a hospital and seriously ill. eight two-year old is serving nine life sentences for 1969 manson family cult murders. >>> new this morning turkey is detaining five suspects who may be link to the night club attack in istanbul. isis has claimed responsibility for the new years eva tack that killed 39 people. that is 70 others that were wounded including local note i have jake raak, who is back home this delaware. the gun man is still on the run. >>> we have confirmed that the vice-president joe biden's future includes work at the university of pennsylvania. >> biden spoke to white house plans were confirmed with the help of an opened microphone, don't you love open microphones? the vice-president presided over the mock swearing in ceremony for senators and their fa

in thely, no more people expanding economy have health insurance through their company than eight years ago. now, 73 million people get their insurance -- they get a card through medicaid, which is a failed system. by the way, exactly what happened is happening here. the medicaid cost was 50% more. 50% more. the subsidies this year are $32 billion to $42 billion. this bill is amendable. >> i would add, it is a false pretense that obamacare has protected and covered everyone. 11% in north carolina still don't have insurance. so, even starting from that pretense is fallible, even to begin with. >> this young lady to your right. >> this legislation is to repeal and replace the plan. can you walk us through your approach on the repeal and the delay approach, waiting two or three years. is this committee opposed to any plan? >> i don't know that we are opposed to anything and there are several options on the table. as speaker ryan has said over the last two weeks, repeal is relief. when you hear from the small businesses and individuals, i can guarantee you the stories behind the constituent

a lot of people surprised that the two families will be head to thelies inauguration togetheg during the inauguration viceugue president-elect mike penceenele will first be sworn in and then president-elect donald trump will be sworn in.esid his speech expected to be about 20 minutes long but that is what we're hearing right're now. could be a little longer butger if it is 20 minutes it will be b one of the shortest speeches in recent memory for aent memora president to have given and giv then after that they head toheao the luncheon while the obamasobs make their way to their destination out west but the luncheon is a private affair,ir, cameras n that then begins the celebrations that is going to cap the day. but a jam packed day again foryi the trumps as they begin their t new life here in washington,in , d.c. d. beginning again this morning mo at saint john's episcopalaint church at about j 9 o'clock butb we'll be here covering everye step of the way right here atrih this capitol you can seecan se behind me beautifully lit.u not a lot of people out heree now but bound to get busy

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he wants thely, intelligence community on his will have to work closely with the intelligence communitydoes that mean after the meeting he will essentially have to try to put on some united front? kevin: will have to work closely with the intelligence community. yesterday on capitol hill, we heard from james clapper that there would be a prescription prescribed, if you will, in this intelligence briefing for why russia has meddled in the u.s. election. whether or not trump agrees with that conclusion remains to be seen. he is facing increasing pressure from within his own party, most notably senator john mccain to come out against russia and take a stronger position against russia. clearly, senator mccain elevating his stature in being a thorn in the side of the incoming president when he takes office within his own party. vonnie: i think we actually have some sound from that portion of the hearing, if we can play it? let's have a listen. you are going to be challenged tomorrow by the president-elect. are you ok with being challenged? >> absolutely. senator mccain: do you welcome it? >>

maybe it is time to think that it is actual thely necessary. it is a little analogous to climate change which is, hey, we are trying to get to a point where we have energy that is carbon free if you believe in climate change, and we all need to innovate to getting those solutions to market. here we need to maybe think the shame way when it comes to purpose and happiness. >> are you getting backlash for the things you are writing? silicon valley gets criticism for being insular and thinking we're putting -- >> i wasn't until now but now that you put it in people's heads. >> are people agreeing with you about self-regulating. >> i have got a lot of comments. i think a lot of people in the valley are starting to think about it. part of what i'm trying to do is raise more awareness around it. we need to be more deliberative. >> i asked who should be in charge, and maybe you should be in charge. soon to be the -- thanks for being with us. two-time all-american linebacker teaches himself to code and takes on silicon valley here when preesh continues.

if you look at thely of the baseball -- the history of the baseball, there are the scouts and the managers, you know, they look at a pitcher, they look at his delivery, they look at some aggregate statistics and then make a decision whether this pitcher or this batter has potential or not. oakland and billy beane who was a small market team, they didn't have the $100 million budget of the yankees and the red sox. he said, what can i do? how can i make my team better? more importantly, i think, the book and the movie finish if you have seen the movie -- kind of makes it clear that he was, the word i think he used, there is a general fog of misjudgment. there is this echo chamber, then everybody starts believing in whatever they see, and he felt that's not the right thing to do. there is a better way to evaluate people. and, you know, he started working with -- i forget the name of the person -- a statistician, you know, who was deeply interested in looking at the data ask the statistics and saying, well, but this pitcher which everybody thinks is not that good is actually excellent because,

might be a key beneficiary in the months to come, off the back of this rebound in sentiment, which thely in misaligned by -- has been misaligned by the rebound in oil prices? hedi: petrochemicals might be a very good place to be in. why is that? it is clear the government will not go into capping subsidies or changing the feedstock for the saudihemical companies in , and you will expect the oil prices to recover. of expect the margin petrochemical companies will keep growing over the next 12 to 18 months. it's a very good place to begin growg to read it still very attractive with the net-net close to zero and also there he interesting picks -- very interesting expansion in the u.s. and they will be able to monetize higher margins thanks to higher energy prices globally. i, away from the specific sector stories, one of the heavy themes for saudi stocks is its bid to enter emerging markets status. we have seen that shift -- the announcement the last week or the week before. what would emerging markets status mean for saudi arabia and stocks? what would it mean for inflows, and what would i

. >> this is four pugs excite thely welcoming home navel airman.e was greeted by the pooches in the fox chase section of philadelphia. he has been in florida since october. the pugs will be waiting for his next homecoming. send us another video, mom, i love that. >> let's get the clearing snow a whole lot easierer and much more fun, the hover plow, it's the brainchild of a teenager from wisconsin. tanner said his waterproof scooter works best in an inch or two of light snow. since the video hit the internet in december, there's 320,000 views. that looks like fun, but it could be dangerous if you fall off. you have to have good balance. chris could do that. >> tell us what you think of these videos by going to our facebook and twitter accounts. >> we'll be right back. >> philadelphia police are hoping the release of surveillance video leads them to a trio of robbers, here's rick williams with this week's crime fighters report. >> reporter: take a look at this video, surveillance video from a robbery at the rite aid cheltenham avenue in the city's el

it depends on how quickly thely showers move out. i really don'y think we're going to stand getting any sunshine.su we're going to have showers. the best chance of that late morning into early afternoon and then we should stay cloudy after that. we go 50 tomorrow again. plann. on a if you showers down for all the festivities tomorrow. mostly cloudy saturday, 56-degrees. rain is coming back and it looks like for sunday and monday it's coming back pretty hard, too. the wettest of those two days will be monday, but certainly sunday it looks like it could be wet all day long.ng. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we break ba mid 50s and mid 50s. all things considered not a bad january. > thank you very much. february 22, 2007, staff sergeant joshua ryan hazer lostr his life fighting oversees in iraq. now ten years later his memory is kept alive through his fathes and his family.ily. chris hazer isn't just here inn d.c. for the inauguration of president elect donald trump he will also deliver the invitation at the commander in chief ballhi tomo

thelie: you controlled paper flow, you control what he sees, who he sees.enis: we have a team that makes a series of these decisions. charlie: but you are the ultimate decider. denis: you know who the ultimate decider is? the president. will saythe president he wants to see so-and-so, and fes, please make sure he gets in? denis: or i hear he is not getting in, he will straighten us out. charlie: when is he most angry? when hee's most angry has the impression that you have withheld information. charlie: he did not think she had everything he needed. denis: yes. i think this is probably an .nstinct of all presidents it is particularly true of president obama. he wants information. he doesn't want to be given information that somebody else has managed open together. he wants to be able to get his own. roomie: he goes around the and says, i haven't heard from you. denis: yes. general jones used to say if you are getting close to the end of the meeting and haven't said something, you better get ready , because you're about to get called on by the president. he w

consumers want fun, environment thely responsible and health and wellness, so we're hitting some majorsumer mega trends. >> but also hitting competition as well. everybody is in the sparkling water and bottle water business right now, especially your competitors like pepsi and coke. >> but the consumer is voting. we are the largest sparkling water brand in the world. twice the size of perrier, much larger than smart water because we're healthy, economical and sustainable. those other brands what do they bring to the consumer? to me, it's a scab. the whole sparkling water industry as we know it is a scam. it's probably the biggest marketing and advertising scam of all times. why? >> because consumers can get the sw water without the bottle. the bottle is a hazard to their health and the planet's health. i say smart water is from dumb water. it comes from municipal sources. smart water is owned by coca-cola and -- >> aquafina is owned by pepsi, which you work with. >> no, we don't. we work with ourselves now and consumers who create their own sparkling water at home. we have 24 million c

speaking, not just me, but my team have been pretty good at seeing something coming, and you know pa are thely. i think the president-elect would be the first to acknowledge he didn't run a conventional campaign. it's not clear that he or his team thought they were going to win. so i think more than anything it was just surprise, and there was a sense of disappointment that's inevitable when you've investeded a lot of time and energy into somebody who i thought would be a terrific president, hillary clinton, into a democratic party that i think had the right ideas. >> everybody is sad when their side loses an election, but the day after we have to remember that we're actually all on one team. >> and, look, it did speak to a problem that we saw during the course of my presidency which was i had trouble transferring my personal popularity or support to the broader cause of th democratic party, and i think that's a legitimate criticism. i've thought about some of the things that you could have done. >> you were personally wounded by the result? >> yeah. some of what has happened in terms of losse

and off all day long, temperatures staying in the 40's, and bob kelly, the worst of it unfortunate thely happening during the evening commute. >> i'll tell you what, certainly a good day to hunker down there, good coupe and grilled cheese, the cape may lewis ferris cancelled all trips today and for good reason. septa checking in with delays across the board on most of the regional rail lines. i got word 30 minute delays on the paoli line due to down amtrak wires, and so wait for that to slowly develop. 8:03 patco high speed line train, to philadelphia, cancelled, and ramps between route 38 and 73 right there in maple shade all closed because of down wires. turnpike bridge, of course, remains closed. this is first morning rush hour that folks are putting up with this mess. we have options, burlington bristol, scudder falls or trenton morrisville bridge. even delays come in from new jersey, expect at exit number five, and the burlington bristol bridge would be your best bet there. so just a rough go all the way around the board this morning. mike and alex, back over to you. >> turf admit i

now theli time ago. i was only able to speak with her briefly but she did say this does appear to be a domestic shooting and there is no threat to the general public at this point. >>> we have some new sad details about that truck driver killed in a crash in frederick county yesterday during the morning commute. this evening we're hearing from people who knew that man. news4's meagan fitzgerald is live with his story. >> reporter: i can tell you it didn't take long for neighbors in frederick to learn that it was 43-year-old john chen who died after traveling along route 15 here early yesterday morning. a lot of family members and friends say this is a loss they're not sure they'll ever get over. >> he was just a guy that would help anybody do anything. he was his own man. >> reporter: he was 43-year-old john chen, a single father of four boys and a 7-year-old girl. family members say john was always smiling, kind to everyone and was a devoted father who loved his kids. >> his children he loved and cheris

his five deferments from the vietnam war, and for that man to say to john lewis, who has con stan thely thrust his body into the fight for service is just outrageous on its face, it's laughable. donald trump doesn't even deserve to stand in the same room or shadow of john lewis. when it comes to being able to put your body on the line. to be terrorized, to be beaten, to be taken into custody. and really, what we have to remember, this is not like now, you could die. and many people did die and john lewis continued to do that work, even though every time he was encountering those police officers, it was not in anyway certain he was going to survive. >> right, and went to jail a number of times along with dr. king. what's your take on this? what do you make of this. donald trump is bashing an icon who sat shoulder to shoulder with john king. >> he put his life and body on the line. you know who else did? john mccain. and you know what john lewis called john mccain, he compared him to george wallace. what's happening right now is sadly partisan politics. it's utterly irresponsible to call

partly to most thely cloudy. then more sun in the afternoon. highs stuck in the mid to upper 50s for another day or two. could be a few isolated little showers. i doubt any of this is reaching the ground. mainly about marin along the san mateo coastt. will zip out because of dry air starting to moven. that will get here late morning, early afternoon. a few 30s. a lot more 40s. we are up. kelseyville 33. up about 5 to almost 7 degrees for some. 38 heels bugger. 40s now san rafael. mill valley a. round lake tahoe teens and 20s but these were -- yesterday up about -- threes are up about 15 degrees for some. slight northeringly breeze. not a lot there. just -- you can see coming back over san pablo bayt. leukemia a quiet pattern and maybe a few showers. i don't think. i think it's more clouds than anything else. one more system. that one there that will split. break apart. that will be in here tomorrow for mostly cloudy skies and then sun and warmer temperatures by the weekend. 50s on the temperatures. 55, 57. all right. 5:01 and the drive so far i

and we had a picture of henry posing thely american entry into the first world war, which he also did at the time in the 1930's when he was a friend of hibbler and was very favorable to the german cause at the beginning of the second world war. my approach is very much a top-down approach. it is not the kind of fascinating grassroots lecture that you had this morning. i would agree, of course, that this is very important for us to study, but i think we should not overlook elite groups and their involvement in history. it leads us more directly into the power structures of the particular country or particular region. that is of course what i am concerned about because it raises all sorts of questions of balance of power within different groups within a society. yesterday, we learned a lot about the stupidities of these german generals, but i think it's important to emphasize that in any society, in any point of time, there are always alternative positions that are taken up. in 1917, it was a german chancellor who opposed the introduction of unlimited summary and warfare. -- submarine w