we have to land now the dang drone ran out of batteries >> tweeter is going crazy about now. the whole job took two hours to complete. he plans to leave it up until he needs to plow the rest of his field in the colorado springs time. >> if you've got a lot of dirt, might as well. >> that was clean, neat. >> yeah. it. it impressed me when driving by today. late february, almost full bloom. >> you do remember the full bloom in february? i do not. i grew up here. >> i don't keep statistics about that. >> i know you don't. >> i can't remember caring. >> that's actually beautiful. remember, it's going to hurt the things that's flowered and budded. super cold weather >>> live look outside now, weather cam, 54. dew points in the 20s, not going to be as cold tonight. we have a south wind and clouds that decrease after midnight. bus stop temperatures 38 to 54. dry tomorrow. warmer with few showers tomorrow. best chance west of town. best chance in town tomorrow night. then windy with more thunderstorms on wednesday. we had to issue a weather alert for could see winter weather thursday

he discussed the after the ban was suddenly instituted last week-- president trump defended it on tweeter saying that advance warning could have led to a flood of migrants entering the us. we're on watch for the ruling around the clock - stay with abc-7 and wjla.com. some of recent comments on twitter about the ban-- are coming under fire from a surprising critic-- the president's supreme court nominee, neal gorsuch. gorsuch called president trump's tweets about the federal judge that blocked his travel ban... quote... "demoralizing and disheartening." in a meeting ... gorsuch told senate minority leader charles schumer that an attack on his fellow judges is an attack on them all. a family is recovering this morning after they are rescued from a serious house fire in southeast d-c. firefighters rescued a 95-year-old woman from a second-floor bedroom in her home on xenia street. paramedics rushed her to the hospital in serious condition. the woman's son said he was in the basement when the fire started. firefi they got the woman out of the home just in time. investigators are blaming an un

the fall comes in spite of the election of prolific tweeter donald trump as us president who failed to results. the times has carried out its own investigation into how taxpayers and charity donations are fuelling the surge in fake news by paying for adverts which appear on dozens of false or outrageous websites. and finally, does wintry depressing weather make you throw on your favourite reggae tunes. music streaming service spotify found that uk listeners were more likely to play summer tunes in winter and sombre music during summer, which was completely at odds with listeners from other countries. joining us is funke abimbola who's a senior lawyer and diversity leader in the uk. good to see you both. starting with donald trump and his ban overturned again in the federal appeals court. the legal wheels are turning? they really are. what he is failing to realise is just how important it is for many democratic societies to have a separation of powers. those who make the law and those who enforce it, and that the president who is running the seem ’ seem to f seem to understand % seem to

-- tweeter, is that remediation is not earning him any hard cash, isn't it?> no, he has yet to turn a profit. twitter did record a net loss of final157 million in the three months of last year. revenue growth slowed for the 10th order in a row, its weakest publiclye it became a traded company. active users are up 4% from a year earlier, but ad revenue dipped. companies say that president trump helped illuminate the "power of twitter," but say it is difficult for a single user to affect the bottom line. thatd trump has use platform to attack with people and companies, and this week's , thet has been nordstrom's company that dropped his daughter's fashion line. twitter, trump's tirades have caused the stocks of several companies to drop. >> before he even took the oath of office, trump's tweets were making the markets move. slumped again after trump blasted lockheed ridiculous price for the fighter jets, knocking $4 billion off market value. two weeks later, trump took on general motors for assembling cars in mexico, and their share value dropped 4.7%. more rec

plus — hail to the tweeter in chief.he president's love of twitter stop the rot for the struggling social network? welcome to world business report. some of you are going, what is he doing, it isn't even friday? i will tell you what, give me a minute and i will give you a snapshot of the world of business and money. we start in washington, where the bosses of america's top airlines and airports are due to meet president trump in the next few hours. there are some major issues on the table that could affect the global aviation industry. as we know from his inauguration speech, mr trump said he would follow two simple rules. "buy american and hire american". that could mean a major boost for boeing. if he leans on us airlines to buy from them. but it's not as simple as that. european rival airbus also operates factories in the us, and buys billions of dollars worth of us components, like engines. it claims to support 245,000 usjobs. then there's the issue of foreign airlines operating in the us. this one, norwegian, was gi

the queen of england is taking a cue from president trump come out looking for a professional tweeterueen elizabeth, 65th year as monarch. i believe that the record, i think her father came close, or maybe it was her father, this is a very big deal. calling at her sapphire jubilee. and she wants to hire somebody, she is going to pay them 30,000 pounds a year. almost 3 million twitter followers. >> it is actually the citizen that is paying for her tweeter, right? >> why do you have to be such a downer? >> because it is not fair. >> this is really exciting. i love the royal family. >> everybody in that chair. >> i gave her a crown. >> thank you for watching. we will see you back here monda monday. "special report" is up next. ♪ >> bret: one day after blistering the media, president trump heads outside the beltway, taking his campaign style rhetoric directly to the people. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, i am chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is once again sounding his populist theme tonight, telling a crowd in south carolina he will fight for every american job.

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otherwise, you'll just jet i son the stock when the tweeter in chief frightens you into selling, that will no doubt be atten inopportune time. why bother risking your retirement money? first, i'm a huge believer in knowing thiy self-. in 2000, i wasn't shy in telling you to get out of the market because i thought there was a fire burning in the theater. i made it very clear back in the dark days that if you needed money for any time in the next five years, issue just put it into cash. fortunately the late mark keynes convinced me the worst was over after we'd fallen about 5,000 dow points from my sell call. no one was ever better at spotting a crescendo bottom than hanes. his bottom calls were few and far between, his record impeccable. if you got out and got back in, up side stepped one of the worst declines in history. >> hallelujah. >> let's compare these critical moments to that one. a lot of people are scared here. back in 2008 i was worried about the possibility of what? a tweet? a couple of tweets? no, of an economic collapse of the whole nation, and there was a real reason to

>> reporter: no comment from "snl" or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief.wright for "nightline" in new york. >> no doubt there will be plenty of commentary. thanks for watching abc news, and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america.

>> reporter: no comment from "snl" or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief.david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> no doubt there will be plenty of commentary. thanks for watching abc news, and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> this show has had a lot of amazing moments over the past 15 years. will today be another one for the highlight reel? let's find out. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] our returning contestant started encyclopedias when he was only two years old. what took him so long? and he is in the middle of a great game right now. from newark, california, please welcome back michael rankins. [cheers and applause] michael. good to see you, buddy. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] come on. come on. two years old, you're reading? >> two years old. i was reading at the age of two. other kids were picking up dr. seuss. i was picking up the "encyclo

. >> this morning the tweeter in chief was back at it writing, yes, arnold schwarzenegger did a bad job as governor of california and worse on "the apprentice." at least he tried hard. this is the president of the united states talking. "the new york times" points out, it would be impossible to quit the white house and resume his roll in prime time. the former governor would face trouble becoming president including he was born in austria. after arnold schwarzenegger for the show's ratings dive. for more on this grudge match, i'm with author of "never tough," a biography of donald trump. a mixed bag presidency. a lot of problems. some hope in this administration. why is he distracting from a supreme court nominee. impressive picks for his cabinet that surprised a lot of people that went whizzing through. here he is focusing on a fight for a guy he got the job for. i don't get it. what is the motivation? is it mine is bigger than yours? i'm bigger than yours? what is it? what could it be? >> he doesn't let anything go, chris, so we start there. remember how your parents and your teachers

or, interestingly enough, from the tweeter in chief. but stay tuned.ew york. >> i think that would be great. >> i would like to see sarah palin somehow be involved in all of this so we can bring back tina fey. that's my vote. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> catch me outside. >>> making news in america this morning, recovery is under way after several tornadoes tore through neighborhoods in the south. nasa is releasing new video overnight showing the damage to one of the buildings, plus flooding on the west coast and a mud slide splits a home in half. >>> the immigration battle heating up as lawyers make their case, plus, the republican blocking senator elizabeth warren from debating president trump's attorney general nomination and why she was reprimanded. >>> and the president telling another false claim, this time on crime in america. >>> the major health alert revealing a surprising number of young americans are suffering from hearing loss. so, what's the cause? >>> and a hammer, a body slam and a lot of effort. two burglars an

plus — hail to the tweeter in chief.he president's love of twitter stop the rot for the struggling social network? the british parliament has voted overwhelmingly to allow the government to start the process of leaving the eu. the prime minister, theresa may, says she wants to trigger formal talks by the end of march. the legislation survived several attempts to add extra conditions and will now go to the house of lords. a government source told the bbc the upper chamber would have to pass the bill if it wanted to avoid overwhelming calls for its abolition. our political correspondent vicki young reports. as many of that opinion say aye. aye! the message is loud and clear, theresa may wants to get on with brexit negotiations, and tonight mps gave her their overwhelming support. the ayes to the right, 494. the noes to the left, 122. it's an historic vote today and it got through by a large majority at every turn. it's carried out the will of the british people. that's what parliament has done today. and it's put through a

abenomics and the tweeter in chief. japan's prime minister is in washington to talk trade with president trump but who'll come out on top of the leaderboard? live from london, that's our top story on friday the 10th of february. yes, touchdown — the leader of the world's third biggest economy is on us soil. and when he takes to the golf course with president trump, he's going to have to defend why japan sells more to the us than it buys from the us. also in the programme — it's back! greece's debt crisis returns to haunt europe. can its lenders agree a new deal, or will we have to add grexit to brexit? and we'll tell you why some solid numbers from china continue driving the markets higher. and those trump promises pushing wall street to more record highs. and as president trump orders a review of the financial rules designed to stop another nightmare on wall street, we'll be getting the inside track from our economics editor kamal ahmed on that and the rest of the stories he's been covering this week. as snow hits new

from a tweeter in chief?!erence call after they announced earnings, they will have to address it, they will be asked about trump and it has attracted a lot of people to follow him, whether that turns into users we will have see. switching to greece, europe again watching closely, it has not gone away, and you actually told us this, the greeks by finance minister yanis varoufakis is the greeks by finance minister yanis va roufakis is in the greeks by finance minister yanis varoufakis is in the building somewhere! not on this show! but greece will be back in the spotlight soon? it has a big debt repayments to pay back injuly, tonnes of european election is going on and european election is going on and european governments don't want to do any type of consolidations or anything on their debt, they want them to pay back their debt, get the imf is going against european authorities and saying, you have to do because there is no way they can grow themselves out of this crisis, you have to reduce the debt you want b

presidential election from all the rows taking place on twitter, and the key fact that the most famous tweeter an appealing, a theory that that would bring users flooding in and key to twitter‘s future, more advertisers to give the service a secure future.

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the recent executive orders were without -- itgned seems that the trump is a group of tweeters and clickers who are -- with people who help them get things done. become increasingly chillier that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation and anyone who aligns to closely will end up sharing with the stench. it is hard think of any administration on any level whose ideology is tainted by cruelty. is trump administration often harsh and never kind. it is deportation the house that mean in the year ahead, tv screens will is often harsh be filled with weeping families being pulled apart. as a former bush administration official wrote, precisely is one ofe problem temperament and character, this will not get better as power intoxicants trump and those around him. it will probably end in calamity. concluding, this is not a normal administration. it is a callous, bumbling group that demands personal loyalty or the acts. partys a danger to the .nd the nation in its nature and soon or later, all have to choose what side we are on. >> though it is increasingly getting to be standup time in cong

i know all the tweeters will tell me it's time. >> he gave inaccurate information to david ignatius of the "washington post" and others about the conversations he had with the russian ambassador. then he repeated that in his considerations with vice president pence who went out and inadvertently because he had been misinformed and spread that misinformation on "face the nation." he has two defenses. one is way was overwhelmed by press event and i forgot because it wasn't the central aspect of the conversation. either he was incompetent or deliberately obscuring what he said. the notion that this is some kind of failure of the media with -- that there were nine sources in the "washington post" story. >> not a single allegation is specific. >> but flynn is gone. >> flynn, pence and trump all tell the same story about why flynn is gone. they are on the record. >> flynn is gone for two reasons. one is he gave it wrong information to the vice president and the second is "the washington post" came out and made that clear. >> people are claiming all sorts of nefarious things. >> again, it was

. >> this morning the tweeter and chief was back at it. even worse on the apprentice but he tried hard. this is president of the united states talking. it would be impossible for -- mr. schwarzenegger former governor would face roadblock including the fact he was born in australia. it dates back in early january when then president trump was x why on god's earth is he distracting from -- some hope in this new administration why is he distracting from a important supreme court nomination that may succeed. here he is focusing on a fight with a guy who he got the job for. what is the mo motivation. what is it? what could it be? >> he doesn't let anything go, so we start there. you remember how parent and teacher taught you, you don't bring someone down to bring yourself up. no one taught him that. i'm going to rise above you and shove you down too so i look better by comparison. >> but that fight over the ratings for the "celebrity apprentice" are not important to 99.99% of this country. he has a mixed career, it's tough to succeed anybody. a

it seems the truck administration is a small clique of bloggers and tweeters who are not in communication with those who help them get things done. things will get hairy when the world's problems are incoming. it is becoming clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the entire operation and anyone who aligns too closely will share in the stench. it iis hard to think of any ministration who is so tainted by cruelty. to administration is quick inflict suffering. the deportation vows mean that tv screens will be filled with families being pulled apart. none of this will improve with time. precisely because the problem is one of temperament and character, it will not get better. it will get worse as those around him help this end in calamity. his first 10 days in office have made clear this is not a normal administration. it is a problem that demands the response. it is a callous, bumbling group that demands personal loyalty or the axe. with most administrations you can agree sometimes and disagree other times, but this one is a danger to the party and nation. so, sooner or later, although have

it says it has come up with new ways to make abusive tweeters less effective. hide the content and prevent banned users from creating new accounts. paul sweeney with bloomberg it's a litan says this could be aimed at attracting new advertisers or even making twitter more palatable as a takeover target, so that is sending shares higher. we are looking at large media companies. fox was out with its numbers after the close, yesterday. revenue slightly missed estimates because of currency turmoil in india. the company's film studio came up short with new releases. elsewhere, we are not seeing much changes. disney shares by the way have youed over the past year, can see disney in white over the past year, fox in yellow, time warner in purple. if you go back the beginning of last year, we have seen that disney has done the worst. if you look at disney over bob iger and remember the wall street journal reported the company is trying to get him to extend his term as ceo, so this is an index of media company pierce in white and walt disney in blue. line is in red, so yo

it seems the trump administration is less a government then a small clique of bloggers and tweeters who are incommunicado with people who help them get things done. it is becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation and anybody who aligns to closely will end up sharing in the stench. it is hard to think of any administration in recent memory on any level whose identity is so tainted by cruelty. the trump administration is often harsh and never kind. it is quick to inflict suffering on the eight-year-old syrian girl who had been bombed and strafed and lost her dad. in the years ahead, tv screens will be filled with weeping families being pulled apart. none of these traits will improve with time. as former bush and ministration official cap -- elliott cohn wrote, precisely because the problem is one of temperament and character, it will not get better. it will get worse. as power intoxicate's trump and those around him, it will probably end in calamity. david brooks concludes, the first 10 days have made it clear that this is not a normal administratio

i was looking at his tweeter feed, the only people he calls enemies are isis, occasionally china, adversariess going to do something stupid because donald trump has branded us the enemy. >> can i just -- >> unfortunately -- >> ax, go ahead. >> go ahead. >> please go ahead. >> i think you get to a point. i don't think most persons, they don't like the media, they don't think of themselves as the enemy of the media and he said when you oppose me you're an enemy of the people. i think the american people will think that's a bridge too far. i don't care what steve bannon thinks. they would have been better off with a job story today. >> very good point. david, jeff, ryan and jackie, stand by for my. >>> the killing of kim jong-un's brother gets even stranger as the suspect says she thought it was all part of a reality show. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly $600 when they switch, so... where's your belly button? [ sighs ] i've got t

agencies, but how will it function under a head-strong president who sees his role as a disruptor and tweeters to national security adviser michael flynn a retired army lieutenant journal and an administration where two cabinet positions are held by retired four-star generals. the military won't lack influence. i bring this up to highlight in a different context the important role that michael flynn plays, not just with his heavy experience in the military, but because there's been a lot of talk about the role that steve bannon plays as chief strategist to the president of the united states. his role, his sway if any at l all. perhaps more light should be shown on michael flynn. >> the other person in the headlines and getting to work fast on international relations, not just with russia, where people focused on his relationship with putin, is rex tillerson. exxon had strong ties and position across various oil projects in australia. so his relationships coming to the fore. we know about them, we know about them in russia, there's other countries where rex tillerson has strong ties. >> they s

. >> we want a leader, not a dirty tweeter!reporter: this was not a rally aimed at shutting anything down, or parading through the streets. it was one of dozens across the country that were organized as a demonstration of momentum, to keep public pressure on the administration. >> reporter: this is now the second weekend of protests against president trump's executive order and speakers are encouraging people to do more than turn out a rally pch. >> organizing means talking to your members of congress, trying to get at them in all avenues. writing to them, calling them, showing up to their town hall meetings. >> reporter: it was a multi cultural, multi-national group. these two are originally from iran and came here to voice their concerns about president trump. >> the way he's acting and leading the country, it's going towards what you might see of people back home. >> this event was peaceful, there were no counter-protesters. >>> members of the bay area's yemeni community joined that protest at civic center plaza after they h

. >> i'm asking the president to unite us so we can go forward and be a leader, not a tweeter. >> reporter: this as the president prepares to lay out a road map going forward. and also today the president is expected to sign an executive order that would make the nation's historically black colleges and universities a priority to the white house. that's an action he promised to take before the end of black history month today. blaine alexander, nbc10. >>> jim rosenfield and lauren mayk are in washington for the president's historic speech. you can watch the entire speech here tonight beginning at 9:00. >>> new criminal charges for taking advantage of unsuspecting patients. police in bucks county arrested james close earlier this month. pam osbourne has more. >> reporter: hi, katy. i talked to the lower makefield police chief. he told me the victims in this case range from 17 to 40. he was arraigned on new charges today. during that video arraignment, he rubbed his head and told the judge he didn't think he would be able to post bail. he was a technician at a dermatologist office. he used a

in the midst of his comments, tweets about the fbi, how many people including the tweeter in chief from the oval office are talking about what happened several months ago, that was russian involvement in usa election. we have a bait and switch here. the media brought us coverage of wars and now coverage of russian involvement in american elections and what does the president do? he den gates one of the most respectable institutions, the fbi. number one, i better be darn careful anytime i touch a politician because they're going to throw me under the bus despite the fact that it's my responsibility to prosecute federal law. number one, if i'm the fbi at least privately not publicly, i'm going to say you want us to investigate the russians, you want to attack us, be careful. we're coming at you. i would redouble the investigation because the president is like a bullfighter holding out a red cape to the american people. focus on the leaks he's saying don't focus on the russians. the bureau has got to be ticked off. >> some officials seem to be ready to throw andy mccabe, under the bus. phi

president trump took to tweeter to try to clear things up saying he made that comment after seeing a segment on fox news about sweden and immigration. the swedish embassy shot back saying they look forward to to informing the new president. >> air force one justnd landed at joint base andrews in out side of washington, d.c., the president and entourage will get off and then head to the white house on marine one. the president now back in the washington, d.c. area let's talk about the new national security adviser. barbara starr, give us insight into this new national security adviser. >> wolf, he is very well known in senior military circles, has been for years, very well-respected by many accounts, was involved in the counterinsurgency operations in iraq, really operated near the top circles for the last several years. so very well-respected. but he comes to a very different position, a very different political environment at the white house than military politics, if you will. he is expected to try to bring some calm to the process at the nsc, but his biggest challenge may be, acco

a couple of tweeters saying what is going on? the rain is coming down hard.st slowing people down. we don't have any major accidents. we had a few earlier move agriculture long to the bay bridge. here the metering lights are on. you can straff sick backed up already. approaching the toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal and steve told you parts of the bay area really getting a lot of rain and strong winds right now. the drive is a tough one and expects some flooding too. we are in emoryville. what's it like out there? >> reporter: what's it like? it's rain upping. we are in the middle of it. we are seeing a steady rain. he said the rain was mainly going to be in the east bay, south bay area. we are seeing that description. that steve gave of what the weather conditions like. that steady rainfalling. chip shot just in morning. the intense downpours. that also is what steve talked about earlier. at times the storms have been intense. dumping a lot of rain in a short period of time. 80. you can sue traffic move agelong and that's one of the main concern

making iman's homecoming that much tweeter. >> i finally have all my family home. it is the best. >> reporter: after leaving sfo, >> reporter: after leaving sfo, the family drove reporting in san francisco international airport, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> president trump is taking aim at california becoming a sanctuary state during his pre-super bowl interview on fox. >> if we have to, we'll defund. we give tremendous amounts of money to california. >> you're going to defund -- >> california, in many ways, is out of control, as you know. obviously, the voters agree, otherwise, they wouldn't have voted for me. >> the president threatened to take away federal funding from sanctuary cities and from the entire state if california moves forward with the proposal. >>> super bowl li, one for the history books. the new england patriots came out on top thanks to, in part, san mateo native and qb, tom brady. >> to beat this team, get down 28-3 and, you know, it was just a lot of mental toughness by our team. we're all going to remember this for the rest of our lives. >> in

. >> bill: i don't think he is a big tweeter even to this day though.on't get tweets from him, do you? >> i think 41 tweets more than 43 actually. [laughter] >> bill: for the personality of the two presidents, and president obama too, so opposite. trump is so aggressive. >> i think that you had some constructive criticism of how we ran press relations at the white house.. that we didn't push back enough on places -- >> bill: that is what i said. >> that is what you said. i think there are some validity to that. however, i also was following the lead of the president. so we didn't complain about media bias so much. now, president trump has a different approach. he takes them on for better or worse. and that is his style. the media is going to cover that. >> bill: i got a letter from bush the elder about media bias. and i promised him i wouldn't read it while he was still alive. so i can't tell you what the letter is. >> okay. >> bill: but it addresses how the media treated his son. okay? >> not himself? >> bill: his son. >> he was very upset about that.

what about the poles bindings early this week and president trump tweeter to doubt.ontributor lisa boothe. i've known you for a long time, i'm thinking this is great for joe. the president just tweeted out his article. the polls said doesn't it speak volumes which mark >> we've known this for a while, it's overwhelmed by me as to the media, sense of the guy have to explain anymore, "usa today" did a poll before the election, whos is rooting for in the election hillary clinton and donald trump, by a 10-1 margin, they said of course hillary clinton, including a majority of democrats noticed that democrats were obviously getting the benefit of the doubt from the press. this is something that is no longer a secret or i have to explain or you have to explain, the cats out of the bag. that's because of wikileaks, that was devastating to the fourth estate spirit that showed a debate questions being shared in advance, open collusion. >> sean: you when i discussed this, the media didn't and covered the wikileaks because it impacted them, the collusion with hillary clinton in

william tweeterring in vallejo. four tenths of an inch of rain. kempfield over an inch. in between santa rosa there was an inch and a quarter. 58 -- the good news is this system moved through fast. four tenths of an inch but moved so fast we -- thank goodness. there is many more systems that come across the old weather highway. there is still rain but not the intense rain we had. lake orrville. next time we talk to alex he will say the rain has stopped and it's now at 869. below 870. it's down 33 feat. they continue around 115 to 117 feet per second. watch how the back edge. it's just going over lake orrville. should be done in a half hour and then they will get a break. there is still rain to the north. lake county. not heavy. there are flood warnings out from clear lake. that goes through sunday. a little bit of rain. saint helena. windsor and santa rose a. that's the flood warning for clear lake. same for the yolo bypass causeway. whatever you want to call it. that will continue as well toward sunday. little bit of rain picking newspaper to marin. around mill valley.

yup, here it is, as tweeter out by the illinois state as they welcome the newest lion as the newest redeat. he's 6-foot seven, 285 pounds and he is used to having his name get a little bit of attention. >> when i introduce myself they always said is that really your last name? yes, it is. you go to airports, grocery stores, you pay with a card they kind of look at it, double take and then they ask my mom or me is that really your last name and we say yes, it is. >> it really is. it's a native american name cherokee choctaw and cheyenne arapahoe o his parents paula and ray r if you wonder about the name kobe its kind of beefish. he was named after kobe bryant. >> buffalo meat. got a nice name to it. >> now he's become famous enough that he can explain it once. >> and it's out there. >> thanks alicia. time for another check on the roads tonight. >> matt is standing by with the update. >> higi have some meaty delays. a crash on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, a few vehicles involved fire crews on the scene. this is eastbound approaching the conshohocken curve and as a resu

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another tweeter saying, the segment would be the unfriendly zone.oopdog992 , said, e billy rifkin substituting for cal." i'm happy to report that poopdog had a smackdown from -0- don't be silly. even when he's there, tucker doesn't work 25 hours a week. i'm kidding. he has some well-deserved time over the family. he's back in his chair on monday. till then, have a great weekend. "hannity" next. >> sean: and welcome to "hannity." the alt-left propaganda media is trying to recover from president trump's historic beat down and that is tonight's opening monologue. whining, complaining about president trump daring to call them out yesterday. let's run through some of the examples. over at nbc, chuck todd was so incensed, he tweeted, "this is not a laughing matter. i'm sorry. delegitimizing the prices on american." no, you did it to yourself, chuck. the president is defending himself from what is an out-of-control media bias. somehow he is calling that un-ame

he was an active tweeter during the oscars.not have him tweet after jimmy kimmel was begging him to tweet literally during the oscars was kind of funny. so i miss trump tweeting during the oscars. liz: what do you think, chris? >> i think the millionaire limousine class was running the country, it would go how that show went down. but i think not engaging, i don't think it would be helpful. but it was certainly an embarrassing show, to say the least. liz: there were several jabs made against president trump during the show. and, again, the ratings for the oscars this year even down from last year, and that was the third worst last year. and hollywood reporter, they cited a poll saying you know what? they don't want to watch politics sunday night of oscars. what do you think? >> it's true. they finally exhausted themselves. i think people are tired of hearing from the left on this and every time they weigh into politics, it backfires. i think they should move on and focus on other things. liz: what do you think? >> i don't think

. >> and i'm asking the president to unite us so that we can go forward and be a leader, not a tweeter reporter: this as the president prepares to layout a road map going forward. also today, the president is expected to sign an executive order that would make the nation's historically black colleges and universities a priority for the white house. it's an action he promised to take before the end of black history month today. blaine alexander, nbc news, washington. >> we will carry president trump's congressional address tonight live right here on nbc bay area. it starts 6:00 this evening and be sure to join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news immediately following the democratic response. >> coming up, some east bay students returning to class having seen more of an administrative than they should have. how the school handled a nude photo that put several students in hot water. >> plus, threats made at jewish centers across the country, including ones here that forced evacuations. the push to prevent any violence from happening. >>> across the country there were nearly two

. >> i just tweeter out a link a little while ago if you want to do that. >>> interracial come much couplet was bad enough that their home was that vandalized by app racial slur but worse they say is that the city is fining them for not cleaning it all up. the slur was spray painted on the couple's garage door over martin luther king jr. weekend more than a month ago. heather and lexene charles say their home has been vandalized multiple times. they say they decided to leave the hateful display this time as prod to police to investigate the problem more seriously. >> racism is alive here in our neighborhood. >> i'd like to find out who did it because. >> reporter: because it has to stop. >> it had as to stop. >> the city of stamford has issued the couple a blight citation which carries a 100-dollar daily fine. police also say they have put muscle into the investigation but can only do so much when they have no witnesses. >> time right now is 6:27 and breaking overnight a missing child search in philadelphia that lasted for hours turns out to be a hoax. >> later see the near-miss between a

this is a president who wants to transform his reputation as being a tweeter and a talker into being a man of action and this is the first time that we're seeing actual numbers, the numbers are really vague, they're probably not going to be durable but at least we're getting a little something specific here. >> we're talking about military spending. this is going to be a centerpiece of this political document moving forward. let's stay on the idea of the military here. back to you at the white house. the father of the navy seal killed in yemen is calling for an investigation. this could potentially have fallout for the white house. what do we know? >> the father of chief pelty officer william owens calling for an investigation surrounding the circumstances of his son's death. that occurred during that military raid in yemen, and the white house saying over the weekend when they were asked about this that, look, the president likely wouldn't rule this out, this is sarah huckabee sanders being interviewed on a sunday show. she said she hadn't had a chance to actually sit down and talk

immediately one of the biggest trends on twitter for much of the game and perhaps the most prolific tweeterlf. even going after terry bradshaw for that stain on his shirt that turned out to be an ad as well. >> t.b., you've got to clean that shirt. >> that stain, all a stunt for tide, one of four spots purchased by parent company proctor & gamble, the first time the company has run more than a single commercial during the game. >> here's to chasing dreams. >> and a star-studded add for honda that included jimmy kimmel, viola davis, amy adams, robert redford and steve carell, inspiring viewers to go for their dreams. >> do you think that i'd make it? >> definitely not. >> that was a rhetorical question, daryl. >>> 84 lumber reworking their original ad after it was deemed too controversial by fox chronicling a mother and daughter's journey. that ad crashed their website last night. they posted the fuller version online and people rushed to see it, generating 6 million hits in just one hour. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> i missed the mr. clean one. >> i did too, actually. there's a couple of

f meryl streep if people aren't aware the president tweeter out she was overrated aftere wa she gavesas like s effortless for him.rtless form. >> totally. >> you know what i mean? himn? just being him. h so many times we see hosts tryme so hard.hard >> yeah and they opened thepenet show with timberlake which wasks cool.co jimmy kimmel had candy going go down from the ceiling at sometha point. the best thing he did allt d all night though was the live busebs tour. did you guys see this.his. >> i did. >> i heard about it.bout >> when you go to l.a. theyo l.y have these red buses that take people around the city to see ts the stars and to see their the houses but they took this one bus apparent the people on itop didn't know and the peopleople were guided into the theater tht and they were shocked whenen they walked into the kodakinto o theater as the oscars weres were happening and people were walking up denzel met thisnzel m couple, he married them righthet there, it was very, very funny. it was a really hilarious bit. we'll get video later on but onb it is very cool if you haven'to s

jonathan: you mentioned the tweeter in chief. lot of people, the president weighed in on the make it -- on the recent market rally. president trump: the stock market has hit record numbers, as you know. there has been a tremendous surge of optimism in the business world, which to me, means something much different than it used to. it used to mean that's good, now it means that's good for jobs. jonathan: that's a change, that's good for jobs. that's the way that mark yusko looks at the market hitting a record high. mr. yusko: people want to believe. goings a giant hope trade on. but it's all based on the trifecta. you have to have tax reforms, you have to have regulatory reforms, you have to have spending. but yesterday, the guy from goldman sachs says he thinks 25% my get through. -- might get through. stocks are basically flat since the first week of december. i think there is a lot of would chopbefore we -- wood to before we can say things about it -- things are getting better. david: you don't need a trade war. mr. yusko: i wr

it seems the trump administration is less a government than a small click of bloggers and tweeters inmunicado with the people who actually help them get things done. things will get really hairy when the world's problems are incoming. third, it's become inl crease league clear the aroma of bigotry aligns too closely. it's hard to think of any administration in recent memory on any level whose identity is so tainted by cruelty. the trump administration is often harsh and never -- >> and you are seeing on the other side of your screen, moments ago, supreme court pick neil gorsuch walking in with vice president pence. kelly ayotte there who has been tasked with shepherding gorsuch through the sort of capitol hill confirmation process speak with senator majority leader mitch mcconnell. let's listen in. >> my honor to escort judge gorsuch to capitol hill for his first meeting. we look forward to members of the united states senate discharging their constitutional duty and having an opportunity to get to know this judge. they'll come to understand the enthusiasm the president of the united