kauratory and politically unchartered territory. a special prosecutor fired or attempted to be fired by a sitting president that that prosecutor was investigating was richard nixon and it didn't work out so well for nixon in the end. we don't see presidents taking that kind of heavy handed action. i also would like to say, though, that the fact that the president we now know and it has been confirmed from the multiple sources and the nondenials from the white house that he gave an an explicit order to have the special prosecutor fired. his subordinates talk him out of it or threaten to quit or didn't carry out his order is not really the point. when you have a specific intent and you give the order, then you have taken an action and i think that's the question that has to be asked of president trump. why did you take this action and what does that really mean? >> sarah, mueller knew of this and he didn't just get the news this week. how do you think that impacts his investigation? >> it depends on how aggressively mueller is pursuin

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timetable, this is never happened in my experience, so we are in uncharted waters, but if the president expresses the view i don't know days, that they have to wait five days. the white house has made it clear they want them published even though they have not read it. that should tell you all about the president's priorities. even without hearing what damage it might do, it is clear they are new it released. colleaguesone of my said all too tentatively, he was sure the president would want to release it because it was good for him and that is apparently the standard right now. if it is good for the president, then find. >> [indiscernible] >> i have confidence the review will take place. in fact, i think it is quite clear the majority has no at least fromead -- the white house we did make it clear that if and when the majority allows the minority to see the light of day, we will do the responsible thing and have the fbi redact anything. >> the last thing i will mention transcript go open indeed available to the public. i think you need to read the transcript to see my colleagues. and th

unchartered waters., that europol is helping with. depends on getting the right deal. across borders. member states are also signed up to the european arrest warrant. people sent back to the uk from other parts of europe. back thousands more the other way. treaty with the eu. type of partnership. that matters. are very keen for this kind of cooperation to continue. britain is quitting the eu, it's not leaving europe. this is the mantra from ministers. with security, their ambition is to retain the status quo. but this will depend on all the uk's partners across the channel. june kelly, bbc news. more detail, and join here by two people. people. security during the referendum and how much do people care about now? how much do people care about now? it was, but not the most important. that it comes around about the middle in terms of priorities. middle in terms of priorities. remainers, it's about trade, the economy and then security. economy and then security. sovereignty, immigration and then security. s

i'm excited because i'm going in to unchartered waters. i have never even been to a super bowl game so to be playing i'm really excited. >> reporter: it is really exciting. you can see here at team headquarters, all players, on top of the hotel there, it says welcome eagles. it says nfc champions. i can tell you we saw carson wentz, alshon jeffery and torey smith headed out somewhere. there were a couple fancy talk to who made a four and a half hour drive from north dakota just to see wentz. they had wentz super bowl jerseys on. the next time that we see the eagles players will be tomorrow night, at media night and that should be all kinds of crazy. >> oh, boy. >> live outside team headquarters here in blooming ton i'm jamie apody for channel six "action news". >> bleeding green across the country, katie, thank you. >>> earlier today bird fans braved pouring rain here at home to get the bird a big send off. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks has that part of the coverage from south philadelphia. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: this was a momen

we are in uncharted waters warren buffett legendary said, when the tide goes out you find out who isg naked, well, the tide is going out this morning. we know there are number of firms that perhaps have not had that same level of preparation as we have had. some firms may be caught out. this piece of legislation and does not guarantee there will not be a financial crisis. and we have had other pieces of legislation to ensure banks and insurance companies hold much more capital and would not require a bailout. it is possible it will make the financial services safer for investors and that the public will not have to bail out any of these institutions. you may also have some adverse side—effects, one of which is it might cause many smaller firms of which is it might cause many smallerfirms airing of which is it might cause many smaller firms airing these increased regulatory costs could not succeed in the future and lower consumer choice going forward. we will certainly watch this space. thank you for getting up so early to explain this rather complicated legislation. there is more on

in terms of the timetable, this has never happened in my experience so we are in uncharted waters. if the president expresses the view short of five days, i am copacetic with anything been published that ups me. i don't know they have to wait five days. the white house has made it clear that they want the memo published, even though they have not read it. that should tell you all you need to know about the president's priorities, even without reading it, even without hearing from the intelligence agencies what damage it might do [nohe public release, audio] >> i have no confidence that they'll review will take place. -- in fact, i think it is clear that the majority has no intention of having this gleaningd at least from what the white house has said over the weekend, it doesn't look like they have much of an intention to vet it either. the preclusion desk the conclusion is precooked. if and when the majority allows the minority memoranda to see the light of day, we will are going to do the responsible thing and seek to have the department of justice and fbi redact anything from ou

lead to another grand coalition now if all else fails it could be a minority government but that is uncharted territory in germany why is that the case other governments other countries have had minority governments that it worked well because germany favors stability and compromise and a minority government would certainly not be as stable as a government formed in a coalition as we've seen in many other cases that would leave the conservatives trying to look for support for every policy and that's something that most parties here in germany certainly don't want that's the reason why germany hasn't had such a minority government they favor stability continuity and those are elements that definitely most leaders want to have to understand that a parliamentary sylvia's thank you this article look at some other stories making news around the world authorities in cape town have imposed new water restrictions and house rules to combat an ongoing drought from favoring residents must use more than fifty liters a day a reduction of almost half the south african city has had three years of low rainfa

the dow jones industrial average, the nasdaq and s & p 500 reaching uncharted highs once again. friday a big day for financials, jpmorgan, wells fargo and blackrock reporting earnings. blackrock had a solid report beating the street, raising its quarterly dividend by 50%. oil at $70 a barrel for the first time in three years. analysts pinning the rise on oil spries. that's bad for drivers. the e.i.a. announced gasoline prices will be on the rise with the average pump price reaching 2.63 a gallon. walmart announced this past week it's raising the minimum wage to $11 nationwide. it's also spring every hourly employee with a one-time bonus up to $1,000. visa announced it's raising its 401k match to 10% of base pay. bitcoin having a digital rollercoaster week. a south korean 0 officious announced his government is going to ban crypto coin currency. but it's 1,000 percent increased since january of last year. apple's battery controversy not going away. apple was asked why it wasn't more transparent about its deliberate slowing of batteries. thune wants a response by january 23. david

and it does, it is, it is not uncharted territory but it is very fragile territory.hat does this mean for germany's role in brexit negotiations as far as the uk is concerned. you mentioned is macron there, let us look at the front—page of the daily express, man ron in an interview, a bbc interview today and after that visit to sandhurst to see theresa may which was quite an event. this headline saying the french would vote to leave the eu, i think that would be frexit. macron said he thinks the french people would feel the same way. why was that? frantic frexit. there are is a lot of euro—scepticism in france and le pen managed to pick up on this h but he was interesting what he said to andrew marr, yes, probably in a similar context but our context would be different and he would fight hard for the prech people to stay within the european union, but the mere fact he sort of suggested you know perhaps the eu isn't all singing dancing for the french people is exciting. thinking back to the lisbon treaty in 2005. if memory serves me right the french voted against it. t

is this unchartered territory right now? >> it is unchartered territory and i suppose if you have members of congress sincerely concerned that they may have to exercise their 25th amendment responsibilities at some point, this is a point to start but i'm skeptical. president trump talked about the size of his proverbial button during the campaign. he made statements that were hostile and outlandish during the campaign. 63 million people went out and voted for him and members of congress voted for him. >> matt rosenberg, how do you see it? >> i'm with him on this. the american people voted for him. he said he loved wikileaks, please go hack hillary clinton's e-mails so they can lock her up. he defied norms up and down the political reality that you are living with. he was elected by 63 million americans. >> and sarah sanders pointed out he beat by 16 or 17 he well-qualified candidates at the nomination and then won hillary clinton in the electoral college and, you're right, he's the president of the united states. ph phil mud

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known for his stunts and pranks aimed at a teenage audience has this week ventured into unchartered territoryded to post this video from a recent video to japan's so-called suicide forest. >> i hate to say this. i think there's someone hanging right there. >> it was video of a suicide victim hanging lifeless. his face blurred. >> did we just find a dead person hanging? >> call the police. >> the shocking content sparks a fierce debate with how to address serious issues like suicide in the age of social media to a teenage audience. >> a lot of mothers. especially those with very young children who are fans of his are outraged that he would show people something like this. the back lash swift. calling logan pure trash. "game of thrones" star sophie turner calls him an idiot. and fellow social media star anna who lost her sister to suicide about ten years ago posts whrgs my brother found my sister's body, he screamed with horror and confusion and grief and tried to save her. you do not walk into a suicide forest with a camera and claim mental health awareness. with a following of nearly 2 millio

. >> reporter: i'm going into uncharted waters never been to a super bowl game, to be playing in it, i'm excited. >> 6 days away a way to kickoff, sharrie williams and brian taff continue our conferrage from minneapolis. >> good morning from the twin cities it is awfully cold, but things are figuratively heating up. it got hot yesterday when the eagles arrived. a lot of fanfare with their arrival. a little later today, the other guys get here, the new england patriots are getting here this afternoon. >> reporter: when you go to host a super bowl, this city cannot wait to show the world what it's about. taker a look at the preparations that have been taking place for three years. the barricades have been put in place for security measures. we saw security law enforcement on the ground and from the skies making sure that safety is a priority. they went to make sure everything is in place, this game is less than 7 days away. >> it is, it is coming fast. we would be remiss if we didn't say that the eagles had to beat the minnesota vikings. people have been very nice to us, we hope it las

for his off the wall stunts and pranks, aimed at a teenaged audience has this week ventured into uncharterederritory when he decided to post this video from a recent visit to japan's so-called suicide forest. >> i really hate to say this. i think there's someone hanging right there. >> reporter: the video contained food footage of what appears to be the body of a suicide victim hanging life loss from a tree, his face blurred. >> did we just find a dead person in the suicide forest hanging? we got to call the police. >> reporter: the shocking content sparks a fierce debate about how address issues like suicide in the age of social media to a teenaged audience. >> a lot of mothers with very young children who are fans of his are outraged that he would show people something like this. >> reporter: the backlash swift. breaking bad star calling logan pure trash. sophie turner calls him an idiot. and fellow social media star anna acona posts, when my brother found my sister's body, he screamed with horror and confusion and grief, and tried to save her. you do not walk into a suicide forest with a

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the nasdaq with a three-quarter of a percent move in unchartered territory yet again. features indicating the markets will open like a symbiotic unit gains once again. dow industrials up another 55 points right now. nasdaq up 10 points this morning. major indices look like this. down a quarter of a percent. the other major spot on the session. markets closed mostly higher. the best performer in there as you can see in china. shanghai composite up a third of a percent. team james ground early celebrating his new spot in the 30,000 club before making history. the reaction to the premature celebration coming up this morning. joining us, homeland security secretary kristian nielsen is the best. energy secretary rick perry. the largest wealth management axel weber and bank of america brian moynihan is here. plus dupont chairman and ceo andrew live for us with us. coming up in a jampacked program. kicking off right now at this top stories bringing america first to davos. the world economic forum tonight. the president firing back at chuck schumer for offering that were sendi

unchartered territory through the looking glass.e are at a time and with a president who made a candidacy and made the first year in office on doing the opposite of what most times other presidents would do. what is it the effect of that? what does that mean for journalism? what does it mean for the broader culture? what does it mean for voters? what does it mean for his party? these are things we still don't know the answer to because we are still less than 365 days into the trump presidency. but what you know is history is no guide here i don't think, to tell us what's next. i think all we can look at is how has donald trump operated in his first 350 days as president and what could that possibly tell us about his next 50 or 100 or 150? but you've not seen anything like this before. and we have to keep reminding ourselves of that fact. >> you wrote about that, and great point not to normalize this. this is not normal. >> and one quick thing to add to that, brooke. i think the normal thing is a lot of anti-trump people pick up on a

but we're in really uncharted territory.t reminds me of when richard nixon said "i am not a crook." we have donald trump saying "i am not insane." what he actually said, i am a very stable genius. i think that line is what will come out of this weekend. it's just extraordinary, when you have a president who is clearly suffering from what many psychiatrists have, from a distance, indicated is consistent with malignant narcissism. this is a disorder and it's clear that he has it. the question is, what are we going to do about it? what is our country going to do about it? and more specifically, what are republican leaders going to do about it? they're the enablers in this situation. it's not really about, you know, him having alzheimer's or something like that. we're a long way from understanding that. it's that he's clearly mentally unfit to be president of the united states. he's been proving this since the day he took office. the burden is now on the republican leadership. so far, they are failing their character test. and t

we are on uncharted waters. but if the president expresses the view short of five days, i am copacetic with anything being published that helps me. i don't know they have to wait five days. the white house had made it abundantly clear that they want the memo published even though they haven't read it. that should tell you all you need to know about the president's priorities. even without reading it, even without hearing from the intelligence agencies for the fbi what damage it might do in terms of public release, it's clear they already want it released. i think as one of my tea party colleagues said all too candidly he was sure the president was going to want to release the majority's been memo because it was good for him. that's apparently the standard for the release of classified information. if it's good for the president, then fine, regardless of its impacts on the bureau, the department or the impacts of justice. >> reporter: interagency review. [indistinct] >> i have no confidence that review will take

yes it was unchartered territory for kyle edmund at this years australian open the farthest he's beenslam, but the semi finals is where that journey ended for the british number two following a straight sets win by the world number six marin cilic this morning. hywell griffiths is in melbourne. what 82—mac weeks it has been for kyle edmund. he arrived here, unseeded, and unheralded. those people focusing on andy murray's injury. but in the last two weeks he has really made a name for himself, impressing many people with his impressive game and his mental strength, particularly in that quarterfinal, but today was about sticking to another level. a semifinal against the world's number six. it proved to a pretty tough challenge, as adam wilde explains. from east yorkshire to melbourne. kyle edmund, in every sense, has come a long way. his arrival so soon has been a surprise for some. now, could his extraordinary journey continue? well, to go further, edmund would have to stand his ground against marin cilic. that is anything but easy. the travails of this tournament seemingly now taking

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incredible unchartered highs highlighted by the dow jones industrial average cracking the 25,000 markor the first time ever. will the bullish ride in the black continue this year or should we expect a correction. with more now we have jason and ralph, director of technical researcher. honor to have you both on the program. good to see you both. thank you for joining us. ralph, a real honor to have you as you were really one of the originals of this program, "wall street week." how are you doing, ralph? >> doing fine. and you're doing a great job. i know lou would be very very happy with what you're doing with his old show. congratulations. maria: you and i go back a long time and i got to give you kudos here. it all started in june of 1995 with your 578-page report entitled "dow 7,000". you called dow 7,000 when the dow was at 4,000. a lot of people said he's nuts. i don'i don't believe it. we got there, six months later you raised your target to dow 10 nows. you were so right. your firm gave you a little red corvette. you took me for a ride in that car. i remember. >> yes, we did. we

. >> are if the president had gone through with this or would go forward with this, we are in unchartered territory and into the questions of the fundamentals a of the democracy, and are we a country where the rule of law are prevailing, and that is where we are. i would like to take up legislation that would prevent the president from these arbitrary actions. >> i spoke to a member of congress who told me that the chance of these bills taken up are not very high. they told me that specifically that it could create a rip within the republican party, because you lindsey graham and others like chuck grassley who said that he is open to this legislation, but others like mitch mcconnell when there were r rumors that were swirl hag the president was going if fire mueller, he said it is not a priority for the senate. again, they are to bring it up for the budget negotiationers and not clear if the republicans will be playing ball considering that there is a second government is shutdown looming. fred? >> thank you, boris sanchez. >>> we are learning that the president is zere -- that special co

we have not had a member state leave the eu before, so in that sense i suppose we are already in unchartedlice operation here affecting britain, in a positive way, that europol is helping with. the essence of that, i think, will continue. but it depends on getting the right deal. the uk and eu countries share information on criminal records, fingerprints, and dna. on tracking suspects across borders. and member states are also signed up to the european arrest warrant. the british authorities have used the arrest warrant to have wa nted have used the arrest warrant to have wanted people sent back to the uk from other parts of europe. hussain osman, one of the failed bombers is one of scores of suspects extradited to the uk to stand trial. britain has sent back thousands more the other way. the uk says it wants to keep the arrest warrant system and continue to share data as part of a new security treaty with the eu. we set out back in september to say this is what we want to do, and the european council had said they are open to negotiating this type of partnership. that matters. but also th

within likely even i don't know the 2008 phillies world series could move those celebrations into uncharterederritory. ross says even larger police presence will be out covering the city comparing it to other major events like the 2016 democratic national convention in philadelphia. >> i guess the closest thing i would compare it to is some as specs of the dnc. where it wasn't just located in center city. even in center city there were different protests in different locations. report roar police will be spread outlooking for troublemakers. if you ask visiting vikings fans. the out of town fans sharing stories of intimidation. police hoping to see more scenes like this, good sportsmanship, sometimes not so easy to find. to those vikings fans who were targeted -- >> i am sorry that, you know, those people went through that. and we will do everything possible to ensure that never happens again. >> reporter: commissioner ross understandably not wanting to talk about police tactics on the night of the super bowl, only saying that they will build upon what they did last week. dawn? >> okay, brad,

dow industrials, s&p and nasdaq in unchartered territory yet again with 205 -point rally.futures indicating the market wills open higher again, the momentum continues this morning, dow industrials expected to be up 100 points as we await for bank companies to report earnings, nasdaq up 9 points. jpmorgan and wells fargo among big names to report, as soon as the numbers hit the tape, we will bring them to you. jpmorgan and wells fargo each up. black rock hits the tape as we speak, earnings right there beating estimates, revenue also better than expectations on black rock, the numberses just hitting the tape, better than expected and that's certainly what the sentiment is in terms of leading this market this morning. european markets are also higher, ftse up a quarter of a percent as the dax index in germany and the cac quarante up a third of a percent. in asia overnight, mixed performances at the close. nikkei average in japan lower but the hang seng up, the other majors also higher fractionally speaking, devastation in california, dozens are still missing this morning, sev

this is not unchartered waters. >> that's right. this is an unusual situation, obviously because it's a president. also, i think the president has a pretty difficult choice here. he's employed the strategy so far of cooperating with the special council's investigation and his team both legal and political teams have made a big deal about that, this they're open. he's said several times that a he would be willing to talk and willing to go under oath. and so for him to now not agree to speak with musclier willingly would be a real change and i think politically would not look very good for him. and then the flip side of that he's got to balance the political, you know, ing or not agreeing to an interview with mueller, with the possible criminal exposure. any time someone, a potential target which the president is certainly of the obstruction investigation and likely also of the russia probe, any time that a potential target agrees to speak with federal investigators, even if they're not under oath, they face potential criminal exposur

it's unchartered waters for him. sure he's been here as player and as an assistant coach.t's all on him especially since the eagles are now underdogs to the falcons as the one seed. that's in large part carson wentz not on the field. for those that say nick foles should feel the pressure, think about why you're saying that. after the last few weeks, no one expects a wentz like performance from foles. seeing him just execute and do his job would be reward enough. head coaches in the nfl now are really glorified motivational speakers. if the eagles fall flat it's because pederson didn't get them ready. all eyes will be on doug pederson on saturday. so get ready. iain. >> all right kristen thank you almost that time of year girl scout cookie season officially kick off next thursday. so yeah get excited. today one girl scout troop shut down 27th street in fairmount to load up on boxes. how many? 12,000. the troop compromised 160 unloaded the cases of cookies into their troop leaders home this is her 19th year of doing that. so if you need to place an order you know where to go

likely even beyond the 2008 phillies world series championship could move those celebrations into uncharteredritory. police commissioner richard ross says they'll be prepared. >> just about every agency you probably did think of has some role. >> reporter: from trash trucks blocking speaks, emergency management, license and inspections, the state police and federal authorities expected to be involved. last week we saw police on rooftops and greased poles which clearly didn't stop everyone. but unlike last week a visiting team won't be in town for the super bowl as vikings fans were. describing what they say was a terrifying ordeal. >> good fans and bad fans everywhere. but wow. >> reporter: dan ryan flew that from minnesota with his daughter and had fun seeing history, but he says his fan experience right before going to the game was historically ugly much fans were record their walk to the linc one vikings fan scene bleeding. >> we saw five-year-old girl get almost hit way full thrown bottle that was thrown. a bottle not can. >> he believes the troublemakers were generally not the ones going

. >>> the dow reached uncharted territory again today crossing beyond 26,000. but it didn't stay there. at the closing bell, the dow had dipped ten points. the nasdaq was down by three search. and the s&p lost ten points. >>> airbnb is changing how you pay for bookings. you will now be able to the -- in advance and more expensive listings. >>> today marks a big change for home sharing companies in san francisco. now all hosts need to be r registers with the city. the regulations do not come without a fight. airbnb and home away sued after the board of supervisors passed the rule. >>> the golden arches are going green. mcdonald's says it will use environmental packaging. all recycling. 10% of restaurants have recycling bins. >>> nestle is selling its candy brand to a company behind nuttela. nestle says it is selling to focus on noncandy products. >>> today marks one week since mud slides devastated the santa barbara community of montecito. we will get a look at how the recovery efforts are going and why it is not just up to. >>> and you can get the latest news a

we have not had a member state leave the eu before so in that sense we are already in uncharted watersis a police operation here affecting britain in a positive way that you report is helping with. the essence of that i think will continue, but it depends on getting the right deal. the uk and eu countries share information on criminal records, fingerprints and dna. on tracking suspects across borders. and member states are also signed up to the european arrest warrant. the british authorities have used the arrest warrant to have wa nted have used the arrest warrant to have wanted people sent back to the uk from other parts of europe. hussain osman, one of the failed bombers is one of the scores of suspects extradited to the uk to stand trial. britain has sent back thousands or the other way. the uk says it wants to keep the arrest warrant system and continue to share data as part of a new security treaty with the eu. we set out our store back in september and said this is what we wa nted september and said this is what we wanted to do. the european council have formally said they are o

. >> after traveling an unchartered river in brazil for over a month, roosevelt was too weak to continue. he told his son to go on without him. roosevelt say this is it. either we all die or i die and you all get out. obviously there's no choice. you have to leave me here. >> thee door roosevelt was now one of 21 men lost in one of the last unexplored regions on earth. facing crippling disease, perilous rapids, and a jungle alive with threats. americans thought in the middle of the night the indians could come in and slit your throat. >> the amazon jungle eats whatever comes its way. >> no one knew where the river might lead or when their ordeal would end. but one thing was certain, their fate was in the hands of brazilian explorer candido rondon. >> rondon was tremendously experienced, colonel rondon was essentially the brazilian equivalent of louis and clark. >> rondon knows he's got to get teddy roosevelt out of the jungle safe and sound. he can't have the president of the united states dying on him in the middle of the jungle. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow on the newshour, an interview wi

. >>> the dow reached uncharted territory again today crossing beyond 26,000. but it didn't stay there. at the closing bell, the dow had dipped ten points. the nasdaq was down by three search. and the s&p lost ten points. >>> airbnb is changing how you pay for bookings. you will now be able to pay the -- in advance and more expensive listings. >>> today marks a big change for home sharing companies in san francisco. now all hosts need to be r registers with the city. the regulations do not come without a fight. airbnb and home away sued after the board of supervisors passed the rule. >>> the golden arches are going green. mcdonald's says it will use environmental packaging. all 37,000 restaurants to be recycling. 10% of restaurants have recycling bins. >>> nestle is selling its candy brand to a company behind nuttela. nestle says it is selling to focus on noncandy products. >>> today marks one week since mud slides devastated the santa barbara community of montecito. we will get a look at how the recovery efforts are going and why it is not just up to. >>> and