tony long, as a former firearms officer, you have shot five people, killed three individuals, can youumstances and the decision—making when it comes to using a weapon? obviously those three situations was involved in was over a long period of time, the first was 1985, a domestic siege, a man in the process of stabbing a little girl he was holding hostage. the decision was incredibly easy. a choice between the life of a little girl, and the life of a man who had already brutally murdered the child's mother in front of the police. not a difficult decision to make. he actually survived. i did not have to labour on my thoughts about it, had he died. the next situation was two years later, an armed robbery, preplanned operation, we had intelligence, waiting for the robbery to happen. when we were confronted, the robbers turned to face me and not a difficult decision. on the last occasion, a very difficult decision, i did not see a gun. the intelligence was he had a gun, the mannerisms and behaviour led me to believe my colleagues' lives were in danger. that was the most difficult decision

victoria derbyshire speaking earlier to ken marsh and tony long. breaking news from germany.nd said, if britain doesn't accept the eu's four freedoms said, if britain doesn't accept the eu's fourfreedoms in brexit negotiations, that is freedom of goods, services, people and capital, then we'll have to talk about restricting access to the single market. that's all she has said in terms of brexit. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines on bbc news. theresa may pledges to tackle the hidden injustice of mental illness — as she pledges to make government a force for good. chaos in london for millions of commuters as a 2k hour tube strike brings most of the underground to a halt. the health secretary defends spending on the nhs after the british red cross said there was a "humanitarian crisis" in hospitals. in the business news. the value of the pound has fallen to a two—month low against major currencies after the prime minister theresa may said that britain could not keep bits of its membership of the european union. commentators interprete

tony long, as a former firearms officer, you have shot five people, killed three individuals, can youin the process of stabbing a little girl he was holding hostage. the decision was incredibly easy. a choice between the life of a little girl, and the life of a man who had already brutally murdered the child's mother in front of the police. not a difficult decision to make. he actually survive. i did not have two labour on my thoughts about it, had he died. the next situation was two years later, an armed robbery, preplanned operation, we had intelligence, waiting for the robbery to happen. when we were confronted, the robbers turned to face me and not a difficult decision. 0n the last occasion, a very difficult decision, i did not see a gun. the intelligence was he had a gun, the mannerisms and it behaviour led me to believe my colleagues' lives were in danger. that was the most difficult decision in my career. when an officer finds themselves in that position, the split second before firing, the decision to fire is not difficult, it is living with it afterwards that is the difficult

tony long, as a former firearms officer, you have shot five people.f labour on how i would have thought about it had he died. the next situation was two years later. it was an armed robbery. and it was a pre—planned operation where we had intelligence and we were waiting for the robbery to happen. and when we we re the robbery to happen. and when we were confronted, the robbers turned to face me and again, it want a difficult decision. the last occasion, it was a very difficult decision because i didn't see a gun. the intelligence was that he had a gun. his manner ychs and his behaviour led me to believe that my colleagues lives were in danger and i opened fire. for me, that was the most difficult decision of my career. and were you... when an officer finds himself in that situation in that split second before firing, the decision to fire probably isn't difficult. it is living with it afterwards that's the difficulty. have you found it difficult to live afterwards with the decision you made in the latter case? no. because i was right. the man had a gu

head coach tony pulis is a long—time admirer of the midfielder, having tried to sign him when he wasr. pulis is still looking to strengthen his squad, after missing out on morgan schneiderlin whojoined everton. diego costa trained alone at chelsea's base in surrey for a second day today, after missing his side's win at leicester on saturday. manager antonio conte says the player's suffering with a back injury but there's been huge speculation that his absence was to do with a possible big—money move to the chinese super league. goalkeeper karen bardsley has withdrawn from the england women's squad for their friendlies against norway and sweden this month. she has a thigh injury. birmingham city's sophie baggaley has been called up as a replacement. it's a blow for manager mark sampson, although his side is unbeaten in ten matches, he says they still have a lot of work to do, in order to reach the right level for the european championship this summer. ending the year ten unbeaten was a good stat for us and we wanted that year to be a winning year and we focused a lot on results and we

. >> eric: so it's a long liner, tony. >> anthony: and how long is the line? 300 hooks. >> anthony: so he basically lays it out at night? comes back, pulls it in. >> eric f: yeah. and pick it up. yeah. >> eric: now, we have to pull everything back. how many people fish like you in marseille? >> eric f: with the long line? >> eric: yes, in this type of work. [ eric f: speaking french ] >> eric: wow. in marseille it's only five guys. five fishermen who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker

head coach tony pulis is a long—time admirer of livermore, having tried to sign him when he was crystalengthen his squad, after missing out on morgan schneiderlin. diego costa has trained alone at chelsea's base in surrey for a second day, after missing his side's win at leicester on saturday. manager antonio conte says costa has a back injury, but there's has been speculation that his absence was more to do with a possible big—money move to the chinese super league. premier league clubs have been accused of prioritising their finances, over improving disabled access in their stadiums, according to a report by the culture media & sport committee. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall is here to look further into this. we have heard a lot about this issue in the past. katie, what has the report highlighted? a very critical report saying the rich clubs haven't done anywhere near enough for disabled sports fans in recent years. mps supported the idea club should face legal action if this continues. the pressure has been growing for some time on those clu bs been growing for some time on t

tony williams. in the minute long video posted to youtube he says devos played a key role when he promoted vouchers in the district. >>> sources in the trump campaign said they are concerned about the labor secretary's upcoming confirmation hearing. they said he has not been diligent when it comes to getting ready, and his hearing could be pushed back to february because of the senate's schedule. >>> dr. tom bryce, the pick for health and human services is facing allegations he acted unethically as a congressman. he bought up to $15,000 in stock in zimmer biomed. the purchase was just days before he introduced legislation to delay a regulation that would hurt company's profit, and the company's cac or pac later donated money to his reelection fund. >> if he's confirmed he would be passed with the promise to repeal obamacare, but if it happens without a replacement plan, a report from the congressional budget office says 18 million people will lose their health insurance, and as mola lenghi reports, maryland democrats hit the road tonight to make the case for keeping obamacare. >> reporter: if you w

tony. > we can walk down the street. listen, chadwicks has been a longtime for all the area broadcasters, all the stations are right up in this area, almost all of them, and we all go there. it's a great place. i was there the night before i had my second child and chadwicks sent me flowers at the hospital. i think i had dinner with doug hill. > it was the cheers. >> and i think it will be again i even recognize pete the bartender. >> i hope you stay. > let's talk about the forecast. >> the fog. a lot of fog out there. look at that. that is the washington monument. not the capital. it's the monument, right? >> we wouldn't know. >> there's actually a ufo right next to it. unfortunately there's so much fog. need to get a picture of the ufo. fog will be around for the next several hours. it should get better by daybreak, but i would expect there still may be some lingering around. no dense fog advisory has been issued but it could happen later tonight. showers will help with the fog. in the short term for places like frederick and loudon county. these are g

>> michael: you know, tony, port antonio is a long way from getting there.sm in recent years. >> anthony: why isn't there lots of -- ? everybody loves reggae, everybody loves bob marley, everybody loves spicy delicious jamaican food. what the problem? >> jon: because you don't get off a plane and go a hundred yards to an all-inclusive. there's no real lift here. you have to get here. >> anthony: it's that simple, there's no -- >> jon: it's as simple as a lift and it's as simple as we're shrouded by the blue mountains and it's an effort to get here so it filters out certain forms of travelers. so we have to make it a little bit easier to get -- >> anthony: i mean, you get beat out by a lot of lame islands, let's face it. >> jon: oh, totally. >> luke: yeah. and even in jamaica, lamer areas. for me, i say if someone says, "oh i've been to jamaica" and they haven't been to port antonio, i'm like, "really you didn't get a real feeling of jamaica." >> michael: you can go many places in the world and find natural beauty, people who are genuinely warm, where there's

tony! oh, my gosh, look at all this light! >> ...longof design. >> pietro belluschi. innovative architectural designs. they evoke the grandeur of this land. >> his kid becomes an architect, too. >> i didn't want to be "the son of." >> it's a blessing and a curse. >> and that's what i went through for 40 years. >> will he let his father's masterpiece face the wrecking ball? >> did your heart stop? >>bsolutely, my heart stopped. >> or brthe new life into it after he's gone? >>efore your dad died, did he tell you he was proud of you? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

you you know, tony, as well as i do you've been here a long time i've been here a long time we have protestsdistrict of columbia almost every week somebody is protesting something you know what i mean. >> absolutely. >> we are prepared and we're trained to allow people to protest. this is the nation's capitol. we have people that live here this is our home. it's not just government we have people every day folks here and we have to make sure we keep our city safe and we allow people to come in here and we allow people to protest and tear our city up you cannot do that in the district of columbia. maybe you can do that somewhere else but our d.c. police department under leadership of peter newsham doing a tremendous job, we can't let that happen. >> violence is violence it's not a good thing people were hurt today minor injuries police officers we were getting reports from 12th street and 13th and i, l, were these isolated incidents or one group going through and wreaking hatch of course wherever they went. >> i don't think it was isolated incidents i think it was staged event by some of thes

tony! oh, my gosh, look at all this light! >> ...longs a legend of design. >> pietro belluschi. innovative architectural designs. they evoke the grandeur of this land. >> his kid becomes an architect, too. >> i didn't want to be "the son of." >> it's a blessing and a curse. >> and that's what i went through for 40 years. >> will he let his father's masterpiece face the wrecking ball? >> did your heart stop? >> absolutely, my heart stopped. >> or breathe new life into it after he's gone? >> before your dad died, did he tell you he was proud of you? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

long time d.c. restaurant and bar has new makeover. media personality tonycorn houser announced that he's oneoe of the new other thans of chase in friendship heights along with gary williams and tv host maury povich. corn hisser said on his pod cast that the group plans to rename t the bar, upgrade the drink menu and possibly even put in a studio where he could record his pod casts and maybe even post other pod casters. >> a short walk for you. > a very short walk. i may have to call mr. tony.y > we can walk down the street. listen, chadwicks has been a long time for all the area broadcasters, all the stations are right up in this area, almost all of them, and we all l go there.go t it's a great place. i was there the night before i had my second child and chadwicks sent me flowers at the hospital. i think i hill. > it was the cheers. t >> and i think it will be again i even recognize pete the bartender. >> i hope you stay. > let's talk about the forecast. >> the fog.og. a lot of fog out there. look at that.look that is the washington monument. that's crazy.

neil: tony, thank you very, very much. a long campaign. we chatted a lot throughout it. >> i'm sure we'll have more to talk about. neil: might have tipped the race for donald trump at the time, of course getting a lot of attention. this is the seat right now inside the cathedral in washington d.c. fox's christian fisher right now on the president and getting over there. >> i think we're going to be delayed a little bit, neil. we're still waiting for mr. trump's motorcade to leave the white house. so i think it's safe to say the inaugural prayer service is going to be delayed just a little bit. now, this is a tradition that dates back to 1933. fdr's first inauguration. and the cathedral is sort of a time for the new president to pause and contemplate the enormous responsibility that he has been entrusted with. but pressing pause kind of goes against mr. trump's nature. he's all about getting things done and fast. to that end, last night mr. trump signed his very first executive order as promised. it was about obamacare. and it instructed fe

long overdue. host: do you think some people consult as a model? tony: i am interested in who they might choose. to, as where we have gone nation with ace shared ethic. remain that everyone was a bible believing christian, but those people that came, that united us. basic law of principles. as those are torn down, and as those have been marginalized from beginning in our schools and even now in our military, that actually undermines the authority of government and those that are trying to lead this country, and it further divides us. we are very divided. you saw that this weekend this past weekend. cann't think donald trump fix that. we are a very divided nation, but i do think religious freedom, not forcing anybody to participate in, but allowing people the free expression of religion what the constitution guarantees, i do think that can help bring us back together as a nation. host: let's hear from chris in arlington heights, democrat. caller: how are you doing, greta? if there is a name you could not be further from the side of the spectrum -- for starters [indiscernible] claimed have been bu

. >> bill: there is nothing wrong with the protesters as long as it doesn't get out of control. tonyte you coming on. have a great show on friday. you are a real patriot. we will come right back, it will be "miller time." he has some thoughts on the inauguration. then, martha maccallum on threats of violence in washington. we will be right back. ♪ and we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression, including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd after 15 years of clinical studies. preservision areds 2. because my eyes are everything. tawell, the only place youn, need go...oll? london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. >> announcer: "the o'reilly factor," the number one cable news show for 16 years and counting. >

long time, gary. >> been a while. >> i saw tony as i was walking up and wait a minute i must have over slept.ill be fine. >> two years i never over slept in the morning. >> impressive. >> i never did. >> i did. >> that's another story. >> i was not going to sigh that. >> let'get right to it. >> i don't remember that. >> it's just once though wasn't it? >> sure, yeah. >> hey listen it's awful -- there's not a lot of computers obviously but those commuting it's awful out there we have rain and drizzle and i showed you radar in the tease before the weather last segment and there's no real rain so much as it's just nasty drizzle and fog, visibility is down a little bit most of the visibilities are up over 2 miles and it's not a problem and we have this setup when it's not raining it's drizzly and we end up getting fog. watch that through the evening hours. expect to be out for that and just about everybody goes back to work and everybody goes back to school. watch out we'll have more showers and more drizzle and fog as well. i think visibility could be down below two miles in some places not ever

. >> bill: there is nothing wrong with the protesters as long as it doesn't get out of control. tonypreciate you coming on. have a great show on friday. you are a real patriot. we will come right back, it will be "miller time." he has some thoughts on the inauguration. then martha maccallum on threats of violence in washington. we will be right back. ♪ mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. i love paying extra to file my state returns. i want my tax software to charge me at the last second. there is nothing i can do with an extra $50. said no one ever. file your taxes for free with credit karma tax. >> announcer: "the o'reilly factor," the numb >> announcer: "the o'reilly factor," the number one cable news show for 16 years and counting. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i am bill o'reilly. in the "miller time" segment, the d-man wants to talk inauguration. joining us fr

i'll start with you, obviously britain, america, a long history of special relationship. ashley think tony blair and bush might be a better historical reference forenewed relationship. >> geraldo: i think the only reason it is really extraordinarily special right now, meghan, is that you have great britain on the verge of leaving the rest of the european union. so you have the brexit revolution that trump cited as a forerunner to his own revolution. so i think that britain and the united states will be closer together than ever to the exclusion, or to the deemphasis of the european union. anytime i've been in a war situation, the brits have always been the second best. i don't mean that, but they've been the most vital contributor to our efforts over the french and the germans and some of the other allies. so i'm all for it. i think it's very uncontroversial. i think that when she says she's going to oppose him where necessary it will be on issues like torture. that is something that i think she will not abide. >> harris: we share a unique history. the break away from the imperialism that

long week of rainy weather ahead. a final check. >> we will track scattered showers tonight and tony morning during the morning commute. live doppler showing you two sets of rain, south bay and north bay in the accuweather forecast. rainy day on tuesday. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you at 11:00 over on cham 7. >> weapon, see you then. >> bye-bye. uke uke - [announcer] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between show. tonight, our entire show is devoted to danielle lopresti of danielle and the masses, and her partner, or wife, alicia champion. they have a new video out called holy, so we'll talk about the meaning behind that video as well as how they're feeling about the election results and what we're doing as a community to empower one another, but before we get started with the show, let's check in with what people are saying about the lgbtq community. our first quote comes from transgender navy seal veteran, kristin beck. we've had kristi

. >> tony you said it best it's about cash flow for business as long the u street corridor. you mentioned it, tone write, we had three major events in the last week alone, inauguration, women's march and today's march for life con boond more than a million people and city with plenty of money to spend. while downtown businesses hikely repeated benefits the month from events here at the u street corner they have seen a boost in business and are thrilled of influx of customers as well. we're talking about bars, restaurants, and boutiques here along this eight block stretch in northwest. we spoke with ben's chili bowl owner who said the boost is a welcome one continues especially compared to this time last year. >> of course it helps business after ul all it brings thousands of people into our beautiful city and benefitted the whole city and some of them managed to get all the way up here to u street. >> we have a beautiful city and this is the place to make your statement heard. if you want to have something to say about our government or protests whatever you want or see the

long or the wonderful flavor won't be there. grapes from chile and make at the bag -- and no decay. i'm tony, your fresh grosser and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. it's sweet and crunchy. bye, bye. >> we know you can listen to tht kpix 5 headlines. now alexa can take your coffee order. we'll explain on kpix news at 5:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, someone else's sight... it's part of an organization dedicated to getting d on the snow, called >>> a disabled veteran is concurring the ski slopes using someone else's sight. >> it's apart of an organization dedicated to getting disabled people out on the snow called achieve tahoe. >> we can really open up and go fast. there's no one in front. >> yes, serge was issued -- he suffers from double vision and no depth perception. he uses an instructor who skis ahead of him and feeds him direction on a headset and that allows him to do something he never thought was possible. look at him go. pretty good. >> that's amazing, isn't it. yes. okay. that's going to do it for kpix 5 at noon. >> and the bald and the beautiful is next. ken and liz will s

long flight from charlotte to north carolina. how did this guy get trapped in the first place? >> well, tony and sarah, the short answer is that it was an accident. what i can tell you is that i can't even imagine being trapped in an elevator let a loan a plain's baggage a compartment but that's exactly what happened to a bag worker and needless to say it was far from his typical day on the job. now, it happened on a united airlines flight. this obviously was a very scary or deal that quickly turned into a security incident because of so many reasons that we're going to get in. what i want to say it appears that the worker was accidentally locked into the baggage compartment. he's lucky to be alive as sarah mentioned. the scare happened yesterday on a united airlines flight from charlotte, dulles last airport to dulles international airport. he was working for g2 secure services, but dispatch workers could be heard saying he forgot his airport id. obviously this prompted security concerns. listen to this audio recording of the dispatch workers skis every discussing the incident as it unfolde

long time d.c. restaurant and bar has new media personality tony corn eyeser and former maryland basketball coach williams mauri povitch are part of a group that brought chads to cornship heights they plan to rename the gar and upgrade drink menu and possibly put a studio to record podcasts. >> and new -- >> it's an old one. >> refreshed. >> there you go. >> reboot. >> reboot. >> that's what's it is, hey, make. >> hey, maureen, we're patching fog in d.c., plan extra time on the roads if you get out the door right now it. look at dulles down to eighth mile visibility and very thick fog in portions of loudoun county this morning. half a mile gaithersburg. it says three in washingtonment but i can tell you being outside in northwest it's considerably lower than that in spots. so again patchy dense fog earlier th temperatures not bad for january to start the day here. 47 reagan 44 adults and 45 bwi marshall and the rain is gone and you see showers over the mountains. most will not make it over the mountains but changing from mild air mass in place today to a much, much colder one headed our way tomorrow. one

a previously leader, tony blair, came under scrutiny with the publication of the chilcott inquiry‘s report into the iraq war. it was 2.3 million words longaddam hussein from power, in a coalition of over 40 countries led by the usa, was the hardest, most momentous and agonising decision i took in my ten years as british prime minister. now, ukip, where to start? after basically causing the referendum and then winning it, nigel farage resigned as ukip leader. during the referendum campaign i said i want my country back. what i'm saying today is i want my life back. and it begins right now, thank you. diane james succeeded him, but didn't much like the look of it, and quit after 18 days. the next frontrunner, steven woolfe, was hospitalised following an alleged punch—up with a fellow mep, after he left hospital he left ukip. i will be withdrawing my application to become leader of ukip, and i'm actually withdrawing myself from ukip. you are resigning from the party? yes, with immediate effect. the next leadership contest was won by paul nuttall. there are open goals in british politics today. but ukip has to be on the pitch to kick the bal

but tony orlando was talking about how he and donald trump have been friends for a long time dating backo the atlantic city days. so if the entertainer is still here and the president sees him, perhaps they'll have some moments either on stage or backstage, lawrence. >> hallie, in your new mission as a white house correspondent you're going to be the first person we turn to to find out what is the president doing tomorrow. >> tomorrow, he's got a pretty busy schedule. we're going to be at the national cathedral first thing in the morning because he wakes up early and heads there for a prayer service. that is tradition. you see that from presidents right after inauguration. after that we expect he's going to do some work. it is possible there was discussion he may visit maybe the cia. but that was before it became clear that incoming cia chief mike pompeo would not be confirmed today and instead it looks like that has been delayed until monday. so could we see donald trump make a stop at another department, for example, another agency, perhaps the pentagon, of one of his cabinet members w

tony perkinsks and i'm shawn yancy. we have team coverage tonight. we're going to let you knoww exactly how long the snow willil last and which region it will effect the most.st. we've been getting some amazing pictures of in really butt tellful fluffy snow all to the o north and west, though. places like frederick, wakersville. main roads you can see looking very good, rate job, treating. but there is accumulation on the grassy areas and some of thef sidewalks out there. lots of other pictures coming in that i've been sharing on twitter, but let me show youow where the winter weather advisory was very well placed because these are the areas that we've been seeing the snow in and espeal area through the pan handle int fred ridge we had a heavy band out there a little whiling a and that put down maybe an inch, tw, inches of snow.ow. we're waiting to see if we get any snow in d.c. let me show you as we put radar in motion. what you'll see there is that darker purple color. that was the heavier band that i showed you from winchester upchs through frederick county. that put down a pretty good accumu

long standing ovation in broadway. when the cast, sunday matinee the last performance for the tony award winning production, clinton's attended daughter chelsea, former democratic nominee kept relatively low profile since losing the election in november. >>> well there is weekends the ad ventures of the wild west take center stage right here in philly. >> and of course pat gallen is here to tell us more about this new production. patrick? >> of course. have you ever wanted to see me wearing a cowboy hat while balancing on another human? >> yee ha. >> here we r right here. saloon debuts friday at the merriam theater. show will feature high flying acrobatics accompanied by live music. a few of the performers stopped by to give me a preview of the show. >> howdy, everyone, welcome to the great here here at cbs-3 talking to kirque. this is dana. good morning. >> good morning. >> you guys are putting on show that starts at the merriam theater that starts friday. tell me about the acrobatics. >> the show is called saloon. it is a show about the wild west. >> okay? >> and so we have a mix between acrobatics and theater and dance and

fluffy, long-grained, and perfectly seasoned with saffron, the rice in this country is like nothing you've ever had. >> mahdi: so tonyd put it on your rice. bon appetit! >> anthony: bon appetit. this is good. >> ali: it's good! >> mah: it's very good, yeah. ♪ >> anthony: it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window had opened. there had been a slight loosening of restrictions since the election of president hassan rouhani and there was optimism for a deal that could lead to an easing of crippling economic sanctions imposed because of iran's continued nuclear program. trade restrictions that have been very, very difficult for everyone. but there's a push happening between opposing factions in the government. on one hand, iranians are the descendants of ancient persia, an empire of poetry, flowers, a highly influential culture that goes back thousands of years. but the ruling clerical and military class are, at best, ambivalent; at worst, actively hostile to much of that tradition. severe religious based restrictions of speech, dress, behavior, were ushered in by the rise of the ayatollah during the 1979 isla

long. the first troop of philadelphia cavalry will be participating. >> there will be three inaugural balls. much fewer than past presidents. the rockettes and tony performing along with several others groups as well. >> a lot of the people look at the fashion. >> uh-huh. >> they will be paying attention to what melania trump will be wearing. speaking of that, let's look at some fashions from previous inauguration festivities. >>> a live look at the united states capital. we are hours away from the next president of the united states take office. good evening and thank you for watching our special coverage of the inauguration of donald trump. >> we are counting down to the inauguration. there's a lot that will happen before taking the oath. >> a church service will be held at st. john's close to the white house. the president-elect will have coffee with president obama. >> as for the oath, donald trump will use two bibles, one, a gift from his mother when he was much, much young irand the other, the lynn kaincoln bible. >> music is also a big part of the inauguration festivities. during the ceremony as the capitol, the morman tabernacle choir wil

and nigel farage has been over, i saw him in dc not long ago, no doubt about it, much like we saw in some ways with the tonyars ago, there is clearly a uniting across there is clearly a uniting across the atlantic among various european effo rts the atlantic among various european efforts and various us efforts as well. he will need to get off to a good start that is credible enough, others will follow and mimic him, and his candidates and in his policy, that is not clear, but steve bannon, it is incredible. katty comes you been here long enough to show that —— to know that he covered the things that breitbart news did, and consistently, we clean it up and call it the alt—right, it is a factual viewing of it, the fact that that person is literallyjust down the hall is typical, the other thing that steve bannon symbolises is a return of goldman sachs to power. there was a time when goldman sachs could not participate in senior levels of government, along with gary cullen and several others, they are now back. you've worked with president george w bush's white house committee came in on an ethos of compassion

of a he was trapped forth hour and a half long flight from charlotte to north carolina.caro how did this guy get trapped ine the firstt place?ce? >> well, tonyswer is that it was anit accident. what i can tell you is that i can't even imagine being trapped in an elevator let a loan a plain's baggage a compartment but that's exactly what happenet to a bag worker and needless tol say it was far from his typical day on the job. job now, it happened on a united airlines flight. this obviously was a very scary or deal that quickly turned into a security incident because ofof so many reasons that we're going to get in. what i want to say it appears that the worker was accidentalle locked into the baggage compartment. he's lucky to be alive as sarah mentioned. the scare happened yesterday on a united airlines flight from charlotte, dulles international last airport to dullesles international

long. they will lose their value. 7 to 10 days at the most, buy them and enjoy them. just regular yellow onions. great price. they are so versatile in so many different recipes. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> and we want to show you a live look at the pentagon right now. this is ahead of the swearing- in of secretary of defense james mattis. donald trump, president donald trump, is just arriving at the pentagon. you can see the vehicles, the motorcade out there as they are waiting for him to get out of the vehicle. we are going to keep on this and, of course, you can keep updated on our website, cbssf.com. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. you made it, michelle. i didn't think would you. >> why not? >> she's always late. [ laughter ] (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. ♪ >> quinn: eric! i thought you were in ge

toni, appreciate the time. interesting conversation for certain. see you soon. the number one ranked hardware analyst. covers apple for an awfully long time. you guys both on this side own the stock. >> it's fine for him to raise a question about owning it for the next five years. raise that question about any stock. >> he didn't raise the question, he said it was uninvestable for five years. >> that's the wrong time frame to look at. this seems to me to pretty easy stock to make money in the next year. you've got the iphone 8 cycle coming up. his comments about the services and the tie to the install base are fine but remember the iphone 8 and i think he was saying this is as welt, should increase that installed base. i don't see anybody else with the same brand recognition as apple in this space. yes, there's some competition in china. samsung no way. and furthermore, this base of installed users endorses the product. it tells others to join the group. i like this stock a lot for the next year. >> you sold it though, sarat. >> i've been using it as social. i agree with everything jim is saying. it's a great company but i just don't -- >>

tony the doing is a 22 month oldld rottweiler who goes by rocks i. after several surgeries she's expected to survive, but not without a long road to recovery. rockville city police confirmed the dog was shot, but who pullel the trigger injuring the poochge remains ar in mystery. brendan sutton said it all happened so fast. the minute that she new jerseyed her way out, i saw one light skinned person for a flash, oneh second and then i saw a pop, a flash, smelt it, heard her yelp and i thought she was gone. sutton says the front porch at his rockville home was filled with blood. the door was wide open and she was -- climbed up a flight of fi steps bleeding every she's stood next to the pool table panting about like this is grabbed a towel, wrapped her and brought her to bca.ca. the staff here called police ase doctors were forced to perform emergency surgery and ultimately amputate rocks i's right paw. pw shrapnel showed up on the cias from the bullet, exploding so to speak. obviously this is a bad outcome, it could have been worse. dogs handle these types off situations way better than people because i don't think they sit there and they don

tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the shooting happened at the intersection of chester and win tlop streets oxon hill. lindsay watts has been on the scene all day long and joins us. lindsay. >> this is domestic violence shooting that played out i front of 15 kids. it happened right on this corner and tonight you can see the police are still keeping an eye on this area. and we talked it a witness who says the gunman jumped out from the bushes and tried to grab a little girl standing here. we are told the child's mother tried to protect her daughter and she got in a physical fight with the suspect and was shot. that woman surd vivd and is recovering at the hospital tonight and luckily none of the children here got hurt. >> we'll give you a look at the crime scene it happened after 7 a.m. and police knew who the shooter was early on because this was domestic. and investigators decided not to release the suspect's name and photo until just before 6 . this is what police initially told us about why they were not immediately letting the public know who to look for. >> at this point in the investigation we think it would be counter productive to release th

long—standing pro—eu return charles, his previous colleague was leon britton and he worked closely with kenneth clarke, one of the most prominent pro—eu voices in the conservatives. he worked with tonyissues and david cameron before david cameron about on that renegotiation ahead of the eu negotiation, so leave campaigners did not like his advice. he was meant to meet other representatives every week and return and tell downing street and the british government their thoughts on the forthcoming brexit negotiations. so losing him just before negotiations is quite significant. hopefully, we will find out more today about the reasons behind this, but the bottom line is the timing. he is hugely experienced and well respected among other european countries, how much ofa other european countries, how much of a blow is it in that sense, it in terms of the pure negotiations and the difficult period ahead for britain? this would not be surprising news to downing street if they had agreed his departure because it was felt better somebody else got in place before negotiations began. if it looks like his term of office was ending this year and he would stick to that timetable, perhaps it is mor

tony. >> and that is your latest weather. >>> up next, how long should you be keeping your toothbrush?en to throw out common household items. household items. >> i lov say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. the first eye drop approved for the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and an unusual taste sensation. do not touch the container tip to your eye or any surface. remove contacts before using xiidra and wait for at least 15 minutes before reinserting them. if you have dry eyes, ask your doctor about xiidra. that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition- like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. if you're takingutrition. does your mouth prescripoften feel dry?s, a dry mouth can c

tony perkins. some of you saw snow. isn't of you may be waking up to more of it >> standing by with a first look. hey, sue >> it took a long reagan national. tomorrow will not be as widespread. it's mainly northern communities that have to keep an eye on this fast moving system that you see pushing across ohio. it's primarily going to push across pennsylvania overnight but it could graze some of our northern communities and it's colder tonight so there's concern as this warm front moves through, even a small amount of snow in some oh of the counties that border the mason dixon line could get a little bit of a coating to create icy spots. we'll be in the 20. flurries possible mainly north of dc but it will be a quick hit. overnight but the national weather service is doing something new this year. this is not a weather weather advisory it's more of a better safe than sorry heads up that areas in this yellow color could see the possibility of slick spots. if we saw it would be a coating to something less than a half inch but i think the main communities that need to watch would be hagerstown, maybe up toward the frederick ar

tony, get closer. >> anthony: you are totally sending me every one of those pictures by the way. wow, look at that. this style of dish goes back longe a more perfect assortment of colors and textures? in this one, a somewhat more luxurious version. beef shanks, flank steak, oxtail, veal shanks, chicken, marrowbones, beef ribs, leeks, carrots, turnips, fennel, and parsnips. all stewed long and at low temperature, then served with its own deeply rich broth. >> daniel: you think it's enough for the two of us? >> anthony: and then, this. >> waiter: monsieur, lievre a la royale. >> anthony: as if the chef had been listening to my deepest, darkest secret yearnings. the legendary lievre a la royale -- an almost completely disappeared, incredibly difficult preparation of wild hare. the animal is first slowly cooked, then coated by a sauce of its own minced heart, liver, and lungs that has been thickened with its own blood. after more than six hours of preparation, the hare is served, as the chef prefers -- whole, on the bone, the rich glorious sauce finished with truffles and chartreuse napped over and over until it coats like richest choc

long—term solution. we spend a lower amount of gdp compared to other countries by oecd calculations. when we saw a transformation in what we could do with the health service was when tonynt now. you are the tory minister talking about the need for a tony blair, gordon brown government splurge? i care about the health service. i care about patients. that made a difference. with gordon brown, tony blair or theresa may, we need to make a difference. if that isn't done, do you have to look at the services that can no longer be offered? i think you're right. if it isn't done we need to send some of the practices we have into general practice. if we resource them better, we will keep patients out of hospital and we will hopefully be able to ride this crisis. fundamentally we get what we pay for and if we don't put more money we can't pay for anything. thank you. around the world there has been a significant increase in the number of children being referred to gender clinics. increasingly, parents with children who say they've been born in the wrong gender, are adopting a gender affirmative approach and supporting their children in changing sex. tomorrow night, a documentary

and so much more, joining us this morning all morning long morgan ortagus phobias chairman steve forbes republican strategy fox news contributor tony twitter -- >> we have always something to talk about because you never know what is on president-elect trump's mind when he gets out of bed in the morning. >> middle of the night. >> exactly -- can't forget about that speaking of president-elect trump back in new york preparing for inauguration making key administration announcements,ed a a.m. sharpro at trump tour with the latest. reporter: good morning to you dagen official that trump transition team sending out a press release that the president-elect intends to nominate robert white hauser to be his u.s. trade representative now that is man has great experience, negotiating trade agreements, he was a deputy u.s. trade representative during the reagan administration, and according to the press statement from the transition team, has negotiated more than two dozen bilateral trade agreements, on everything from steel to grain a tough position not faced of tariffs standing up to china and mexico something that president-elect trump ha

long. >> well, we try to get to as much as we can, but if you are around the house, and i don't get to your area, and one report i'll try and get it tonyext report. let's starting with the east shore freeway this time. and traffic is going to be busy and you're driving to the mcarthur maze. 29 minutes, not too bad, with that standing water out there, but no major delays up. you'll see that the traffic is going to be busy as the toll plaza, as normal. i believe we have a picture here of niles canyon road. niles canyon road being closed. this is what you're going to see if you get to the area. you're going to see a closure. that closure that you come up on, some people are not aware, they can't do this, and that means that traffic is going to be affected here, as you get on 60, as people stay on 680 and hid south because of the closure. the big err delays is northbound 17 up to glen wood, because of one-way traffic control. there's more debris and rocks in one of those lanes. 6:34. let's go back to the desk. if all right, thank you, sal. riverrers and creeks in the bay area can certainly use this little break that we are getting this mor

tony: the automotive side of the business is relatively new. we've been selling cars in north america just over five years. mclaren itself has been around for a long we have taken a lot of the technology and incorporated it into our car business. the carbon fiber chassis -- we are the first company to roll out the carbon fiber chassis with formula one. the other teams thought it was crazy. it allows you to have lighter weight, stronger material, has better performance. this particular car is 570 horsepower. a v8, 3.8 liter. it's incredible powerful, but still comfortable to drive. david: record sales last year. you are proceeding -- tony: we are looking for an increase over the next couple of years. carsyou get to 5000 at year globally, we cannot go beyond that. we will stabilize around 5000 cars globally. tony joseph.s vonnie: for more, check out pursuits. ni pursuits on the bloomberg. look at the dollar index, 10148. along comes in switching it below 102 or even one of three. that's 103. that's a long time since we've seen it below one or two or even one of three. since we've seen or 103. 102 this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: good afternoon. wel

tony is 100 years old. this st. louis cardinals fan is from illinois. says his secret to long good. >> happy 102nd birthday to rosie lee of missouri. always enjoys a good book. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, let us know at today.com/celebrate and include a photo. >> look like nice people. >> always do. >> how are you going to top john cena squadding you yesterday? >> carrie underwood will today. >> that would be something. >> nick op ermperman might be a to do it. >> we have a beard off. >> you have to squat him to co-host the show. >> is carrie underwood here today? >> yes. >> what? >> would we lie? >> carrie is >>> it is 8:56. happening now, we are in a microclimate weather alert, tracking rain moving across the bay area and some wet roads as you head out for work or school this morning. we will also have some strong winds and some heavy rain, especially later on today. and there will be three storms moving in, second on friday, next one on sunday and potential of up to 5 inches of rain. we see the pockets of the heaviest rain moving int

tony is 100 years old. this st. louis cardinals fan is from illinois. says his secret to longood. >> happy 102nd birthday to rosie lee of missouri. always enjoys a good book. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, let us know at today.com/celebrate and include a photo. >> look like nice people. >> always do. >> how are you going to top john cena squadding you yesterday? >> carrie underwood will today. >> that would be something. >> nick op ermperman might be a to do it. >> we have a beard off. >> you have to squat him to co-host the show. >> is carrie underwood here today? >> yes. >> what? >> would we lie? >> carrie is >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connorse. a few minutes before 9:00 this wednesday morning. let's get a first alert check with meteorologistle bill henley. >> few showers and fog, rosemary. this is a dry view of philadelphia, but the clouds will be sticking around for much of the day. now, i am tracking some showers in berks county and moving into montgomery and bucks county, and the light showers will disp peer this afternoon. the t