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he was entered into the wwe hall of fame, a career largely uninterrupted by the 1983 death of his then girlfriend an apology argentino >> the family has been notified boy his arrest. >> reporter: 32 years after his death, james snukka was indicted for his murder >> his attorney would have disputed allegations that her death was a result of domestic violence but due to snukka doctor's he has just months to live the case has been dismissed >> it's a disappointing day for victims of domestic violence. >> investigative reporter has been following argentino's death more than 30 years. >> justice delayed is justice denied. unfortunately, the family of nancy is not getting the closure they deserve. >> reporter: while he disagrees over the death, both agree that if this case were to be successfully tried, it should have been back in 1983. >> it came about, let's see if we can dig up an old case >> i believe he got away with minimum involuntary manslaughter. >> three years after nancy's death, a civil lawsuit determined that he was liable to pay $500000 to her family. family has maintained they

he was entered into the wwe hall of fame, a career largely uninterrupted by the 1983 death of his then girlfriend an apology argentino >> the family has been notified boy his arrest. >> reporter: 32 years after his death, james snukka was indicted for his murder >> his attorney would have disputed allegations that her death was a result of domestic violence but due to snukka doctor's he has just months to live the case has been dismissed >> it's a disappointing day for victims of domestic violence. >> investigative reporter has been following argentino's death more than 30 years. >> justice delayed is justice denied. unfortunately, the family of nancy is not getting the closure they deserve. >> reporter: while he disagrees over the death, both agree that if this case were to be successfully tried, it should have been back in 1983. >> it came about, let's see if we can dig up an old case >> i believe he got away with minimum involuntary manslaughter. >> three years after nancy's death, a civil lawsuit determined that he was liable to pay $500000 to her family. family has maintained they

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the game went on uninterrupted, those sitting below the dangling folks were evacuated. the two were arrested. >>> former eagles coach chip kelly is now the former coach of the 49ers. kelly took the job just this past january of last year, a few weeks after being fired from a three year stint in philadelphia. kelly has not commented on his most recent firing since it became official, when asked about the possibility yesterday, he said nothing surprises him. >> time is 5:47 a.m., a jersey boy edges out beyounce for the top grossing tour of 2016. >>> a couple watches from their phone as burglars ransack the house. >> reporter: we're looking at the freezing rain advisory in effect in the northern suburbs, we expect it to expire by 8:00 a.m. in the counties down south. in the north, 10:00 a.m. it's closer to freezing in the northern areas where we could have a freeze up on the roads. be careful for the next several hours. we'll be back with the 12-hour forecast. >> an "action news" sent -- viewer sent us this video of a drone taking pictures over brigantine, new jersey for a

. >> uninterrupted today. when you think about this. uninterrupted.f this. >> and knowing their lives are in your hands as we set this in motion. his first reminder of that with this ceremonial reviewing of the troops. the president and first lady now will make their way out of the capitol on independence -- or constitution avenue? constitution. constitution avenue, yeah, then on to pennsylvania avenue. >> of course, thanks to andrew jackson, it's not a straight shot. >> there is a story behind that. >> there is a story. >> go right ahead. >> donald trump is jacksonian. he would appreciate it, right? he hated congress so much? >> he did not want it to be a straight shot. >> and he built treasury. he wanted his view blocked. how about that? >> i knew i'd learn something sitting between you two. >> we're trying. >> we'll give you one more. how about the blair house and andrew jackson? >> blair was francis blair who was andrew jackson's close friend and political adviser, and at the same time he was the publisher of the washington globe, which was the of

. >> uninterrupted today. when you think about this. uninterrupted.f this. >> and knowing their lives are in your hands as we set this in motion. his first reminder of that with this ceremonial reviewing of the troops. the president and first lady now will make their way out of the capitol on independence -- or constitution avenue? constitution. constitution avenue, yeah, then on to pennsylvania avenue. >> of course, thanks to andrew jackson, it's not a straight shot. >> there is a story behind that. >> there is a story. >> go right ahead. >> donald trump is jacksonian. he would appreciate it, right? he hated congress so much? >> he did not want it to be a straight shot. >> and he built treasury. he wanted his view blocked. how about that? >> i knew i'd learn something sitting between you two. >> we're trying. >> we'll give you one more. how about the blair house and andrew jackson? >> blair was francis blair who was andrew jackson's close friend and political adviser, and at the same time he was the publisher of the washington globe, which was the of

the game going on uninterrupted, experts says it exposes lapses in security. >> shows people who may want to commit, say, a crime, where people get hurt that there are weaknesses and gaps in security measures in these different types of locations and they can exploit that. >> reporter: the hollywood sign is back to normal. no word on who might be responsible. abc news, los angeles. >> very ambitious of whoever did the hollyweed. not what you think of for a pot head, just celebrate, sit home and chill, but you do that? >> you think, dude, i have an idea, mess with the hollywood sign. >> you laugh about it, but to do it? >> facing a misdemeanor trespassing charge. >> but you made national news, so, oh, well. >> minnesota, one, two protesters arrested. it didn't work out perfectly. >> although, hollywood person not caught yet. >> and we're talking about it. >> exactly. >>> when we come back, what mariah carey's about her meltdown on live tv. >> why a microphone was cut off. >>> "world news now" continues after this, from our abc stations. hy a microphone was cut off. >>> "world n by peg

departure from power from the dictator and a stream of passengers kept the ferry service running and uninterrupted for 24 hours a day. this man is delighted to be back in the country, finally free of its dictator. >> i left one week. it was difficult. it was not my choice to go. but if you look at the kids with the woman and the babies, you have the feeling that ok, i'm going to live over here. >> in the company of soldiers ich made up the pain tint of truth. -- it could be a long-term operation. the new president is expected here in this palace protected by the west african forces and under the gaze of young oldiers. >> we are free now. we can be happy. wait of return still hasn't been announced in gambia. the country once known as the smiling coast. jeannie: people across asia are getting ready for the lunar new year that starts next week. this year is the year of the rooster. take a look these pictures from singapore where divers perform an underwater dragon dance at the local aquarium. i'm joined by our reporter. you're a rooster, i bet. >> no, i'm not. i'm a rat. >> i'm going to look at how o

. >> reporter: the game going on uninterrupted.erts saying the two very public stunts expose lapses in security. >> it just showed people that may want to commit a crime where people are going to get hu security measures, and they can exploit that. >> the hollywood sign is whack to normal. no word on who may be responsible. >>> lots of people ringing in the new year, including a whale. >>> and, were you a fan of this popular '70s show? ♪ >> you know that song. but do you know the beloved character being remembered tonight? same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same never quit attitude. that's why i asked his doctor about once-a-day namzaric. (avo) namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine or any of the ingredients in

the game going on uninterrupted.xperts saying the two very public stunts expose lapses in security. >> it just showed people that may want to commit a crime where people are going to get hurt, that there are weaknesses and gaps in security in these different locations, and they can exploit that. >> reporter: the hollywood sign is back to normal, and no word so far on who may be responsible. >> thank you. >>> and we have an update on queen elizabeth's health. prince philip attending church services without his wife. we're told she's recovering from a heavy cold, and today we're told she was up and working. >>> and to the queen of pop, and the high-octave stunner everybody is talking about. that disaster at times square, witnessed by millions. eva pilgrim on what in the world happened out there. >> times square, let's hear it, right now, for mariah carey! >> reporter: tonight, mariah carey's meltdown. the ball drop before the ball drop that began innocently enough. ♪ should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪ >> reporter: bu

. ♪ half a decade of uninterrupted violence, 450,000 deaths, at least 11 million people displaced fromike the entire state of ohio. even as the syrian government recaptures aleppo, there is no end in site peers who here is the situation. since 1966, the minority have been in power in syria him at this despite the fact that they represent 12% of the syrian population. the sunni muslim population represent 60%. the current president, bashar al-assad, took over in 2000 after the death of his father. the arab spring, inspired, syrians took to the streets to oppose the oppressive rule of bashar al-assad. instead of stepping down, he violently crushed the uprising. many protesters responded by arming themselves to that is when the conflict took on a sectarian nature. areas throughher their backing behind the rebels. shiites gave their support to the regime. meanwhile, jihadists used turmoil to seize territory and attacked both sizes. sides. simply put, the u.s. is against bashar al-assad, and russia supports him. tosia has used its veto repeatedly protect the regime. both countries are activ

taken many years ago now and it is going to be sustained in and it is going to be sustained in an uninterruptedng from and where we are headed. the relevant cou nterpa rts we are headed. the relevant counterparts at the level of ministers or at the level of prime ministers, this strategic partnership will be strengthened and consolidated and i am sure this is going to be a wonderful way to follow. this is another issue that we seem to agree. another important step has got something to do with exploring further areas of cooperation between the uk and turkey, namely in the field of energy. it is a strong possibility to cooperate further in energy generation and transmission and in the defence industry we can further cooperate. we have a project to take joint steps forward and it will be very important for our nations. we might take steps forward in terms of the drones, the predators, that we have discussed extensively today and the determination that both parties seem to enjoy, render us very content. a turkish company investing in the uk is a very promising development. they are going to produce

ofhalf a decade uninterrupted violence. 450,000 deaths.omes. that is like the entire state of ohio. even as the syrian government aleppo, there is no end in sight. here is the situation since 1966, the minority offshoot of shiite islam has been in power. the sunni muslim population represent around 60%. the current president took over in 2000 after the death of his father. cut to 2011 and arab spring. the world watched the rising as itssia on top -- toppled dictator. assadd of stepping down, violently crushed the peaceful uprising using tanks, artillery, and gunships. many protesters responded by arming themselves. that is when the complex took on a more serious nature. the saudi's through their backing behind aleppo. shiites gave their support to the regime. meanwhile, another power attacked both sides. then, there are superpowers like the united states and russia who are frequently at odds over the war. the united states is against assad while russia supports it. both countries are actively fighting inside syria against the islamic state

which is the transfer of power uninterrupted now for 240 years. the longest anywhere on earth. that's something that you celebrate. i must say, john lewis, we all agree, there is no debate that he ha is a genuine american her. but heroes can be wrong. we have examples in our history. charles lindbergh was a genuine american hero. the most famous man in america throughout the '30s. and he picked the long wrong side of world war ii. he expressed sympathy for nazi germany. you can be wrong. with the louis, it's not just that he's a hero but he is a moral hero because he sacrificed and he risked his life for a higher cause. that doesn't that change the fact that he can be wrong. and he shouldn't be leading the boycott. because he lends his moral authority to what is a deeply unworthy cause. >> tucker: but for people under 30, none of that matters because everything's biography and identity and ideas don't even enter into it. charles, i appreciate that. those are really succinct analysis. thank you. >> wit my pleasure. great to be here. >> tucker: up next, one of trump's most fiery

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uninterrupted. what do you think? >> yeah, that's part of the issue. we're coming into a market that is extremely highly valued by several major evaluation indicators. this market is highly valued as it was in 1999. although i agree, the momentum continued in 1999, let's remember that it fell about 35% in 2002. so you could be setting yourself up for quite a drop because the market is highly valued. not the economy slow down. just the market. >> kimberly, one of things that donald trump can give and can take away. he doesn't fall in straight conservative, straight capitolist views. he's a bit of a populist, one for wanting to keep jobs but it's what got the german finance minister worried, the japanese economic minister worried. the chinese, forget about it. you know that score. you think the market is prematurely getting into this? >> no, i really think that we've got a president here, neil, that really believes and likes jobs. that's a great things for our country. puts people back to work. people have money, they expand the economy, they buy. the ma

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sacred civic ceremony, extremely unusual -- we have done it uninterrupted since the late 1790s. you don't set out for trivial refit trigger reasons. you don't like the guy? doesn't matter. it's a national event. show some respect. >> bret: that's it for the panel. an important question rarely asked during these long confirmation hearings on .onfirmation hearings on . ♪ >> bret: finally, tonight, as you are watching these confirmation hearings, some of them are drawn out. as time dwindled and the epa administrator nominee scott pruitt's confirmation hearing today, senator tom carper from delaware had an idea of at least one more question he could ask. >> a year or two ago, there was a joint session of the house and senate committees, environment committees, and gina mccarthy, and i arrived four hours into the hearing. after a while, i was recognized to ask a question. my first question was, you've been here for four hours, they said, yes. is there any question that you wished you had been asked? she said, yes. she said, i wish i had been asked if i needed a bathroom break. [laugh

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and an uninterrupted string of public service. >> and, again, it started so poignantly, the 6th of january, 1973, he was sworn in after his first wife was killed in a car accident, in the same accident both of his sons were badly injured. he came very close to saying, i don't want to be a senator at all. i should stay in delaware and take care of them. it was actually some of his democratic colleagues and actually some republicans too, colleagues to be, would said to him, this is too important, you really have to join the senate. >> nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. thank you for taking a few minutes. we mentioned before the ceremony at the white house, joe biden sat down with andrea mitchell. she asked about donald trump. she asked about, as well, his relationship with russia's vladimir putin. take a listen. >> is it an asset for vladimir putin to like the president of the united states, or is he playing us? >> it's important that the next president, mr. trump, all that vladimir putin has done and continues to do to try to undermine america's influence and to try to under

treasuries continue higher prodigiously and uninterrupted?the moment they have paused and clearly have come back to the 10 year in the u.s., 262 to to 45. that shows me this is not a relentless rise. it is a correction and deposit. how 2017l hinge on goes. trump and political changes have a big role in here. toncine: how much exposure the u.s.? lothar: not very much, they are pretty highly valued and therefore not going to be majo bullish on the u.s. stock market. pans: let's see how 2017 out for everyone in markets. daybreak is it for europe. the first show of the new year. european open this up next with .uy johnson markets indicated a little higher as you start the full first day of the trading year. the china data, the pmi is what is driving the market. join me on bloomberg radio, daybreak europe. we are live from 8:00 a.m.. this is bloomberg. wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wait, no, bloodline ♪ how about bojack, luke cage ♪ oh, dj tanner maybe show me lilyhammer ♪ ♪ stranger things, marseille

>> if i get back the floor here uninterrupted, i'll talk about russia to you. >> please. >> let's talk about russia. in the last couple days of president obama's eight years of presidency, he's going to be tough on russia. seriously? i can't say it without laughing. that's why i'm not saying russia, trying to be respectful. expel 35 russian operatives after months before saying knock it off, vlad. that's all he says. >> that makes it okay for the president-elect to deny rush's involvement. >> it doesn't make it right that we've been so weak on russia. >> what does that have to do with trump not admitting what the intelligence community is clear about. >> he gets his briefing today. >> he could have gotten a briefing whenever he wanted one on this issue. they were out there so early. >> chris, things are stated on your network and other places all day long that aren't factual. >> my friend, i deal with you. you deal with me i'm giving you a very simple question. >> why is this so important to you? >> here is why. here is why. because, as we heard yesterday in those hearings and as you w

all the political divisions in the country, this great pageant of american democracy unfold, the uninterrupted peaceful transition of power, which has gone on as soon as 1797 when george washington left the office, one of the first people in history to voluntarily surrender power, a man who could be king but established this great tradition otherwise. and this moment of transformation for donald trump of new york city, who at the moment of saying "so help me god," the 35-word oath completed will become the american head of state, the command are in chief of the armed forces. he'll be transformed from a privacy sense to the most powerful person in the world. it's a moment of great majesty and a unique moment that will carry out. >> john boehner, just couldn't wait to get out of there. couldn't wait to get out of the job he hadn't necessariily dreamed of as a young boy. >> his first words after giving his resignation were, and i quote, "zipity doo-dah." it's interesting he came back for this inauguration. no vocal supporter of mr. trump's during the campaign, but the republican party has certain

peacefully protest, deal with counterdemonstrators and make sure the work of city takes place as uninterruptedble. so it's challenging, but it's all doable. my biggest concern is the issue of police reform. hopefully that does not get lost. because that still needs to move forward. >> it is moving forward? >> it was under the previous administration. hopefully this administration continues in that direction. >> chief, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> charles ramsey, the former d.c., philadelphia meepolice ch. we're watching where president trump and vice president pence will be watching the service. we'll bring it to you live. the next cnn newsroom begins right after a quick break. oh, look! we've got fees ew, really? oh, it's our verizon bill look at them. line access fee, administrative fees, there are even taxes on top of them decent people shouldn't have to live like this (slaps "fee" off dad's head) did i get it? t-mobile ends surprise fees and taxes that's right, with t-mobile one, taxes and fees are now included 4 lines, 40 bucks each. all unlimited, all in. learn more

the game going on uninterrupted.s expose lapses in security. >> it just showed people who may want to commit say a crime where people are going to get hurt that there are weaknesses and gaps in security measures in these different types of locations and they can exploit that. >> reporter: the hollywood sign is back to normal. so far, no word from lapd on who might be responsible. phillip mena, abc news, los angeles. >> it's very ambitious of whoever did the hollyweed. not really what you would think of for a pothead. like you think you want to celebrate, just like sit home and chill, order a pizza. but instead, you go and do that? >> although you think, dude, i have an idea, let's mess with the hollywood sign. >> yeah, you sit and laugh about it, but do you actually go and do it? >> then you're facing misdemeanor trespassing charge. oops. >> but you made national news, so i don't know. >> and i mean -- by the way, the minnesota one, two protesters arrested. so things didn't work out perfectly for these guys. >> they

going to be following that for you giving you live extended coverage during our 7:00 hour and uninterrupted commercial-free coverage beginning at 8:30. we'll be right back. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. . >>> and we are back. time now 4:30 as we take a live look at storm tracker 4. a lot of activity on the radar there with heavy rain falling around the bay. we've got team coverage this morning. rebecca is in the weather center. robin in the weather center following the impacts on the roads. we'll see where the back-ups are. let's begin with the forecast. actually let's begin with traffic. >> i haven't found any major hotspots so far. it's very quiet on bay a

started his career here at the port, and he has been an outstanding 30-year professional here uninterrupted here at the port. he's a native san franciscan and hired in 1986 as an ironworker. he worked as at the crane department repairing cargo and cranes and in 1990 he worked for fabricating and welding steel buildings and boats and vehicles in very very tough working conditions. he is an excellent craftsmanship and he is legendary within the labor department and he is top notch in his trade. he's also known for being a very very great guy. i'm speaking for carter who can't be here today. he says he's fun and always very helpful and terribly missed and he's an important part of the port family and there is no one who will ever replace him. if you can please stand, gary, so we can recognize you. >> where are you, gary? oh, i'm so sorry to hear that. this rain is delaying everyone. we'll let gary know that he's being recognized. is ozzie here? okay, ozzie and gary are making their way down to the port. can we come back to this? >> that will conclude my report and we'll come back to this at th

we are into our 26th year of uninterrupted grwowth.are growing slightly better than the average, better than all but one of the g-7 economies and our unemployment rate is at 5.7 percent which is better than previously anticipated, better than the average. look, we're not obviously taking anything for granted. we are focusing on doing everything we can to ensure we are in the best possible position to deal challenges and to take advantage of opportunities. francine: do you think there will be another quarterly contraction this year? mr. cormann: we are not expecting it, but obviously, the future will tell what the economic performance is going to be a future quarters. francine: this is the second year you're coming to davos. is the mood this year, because not many people from the trump administration, because people are concerned about populism, is the mood different to last year? mean,rmann: look, i obviously with the transition happening in the united states it was very noticeable that there was a much smaller u.s. presence this year.

uninterrupted, even through civil war. and that, i think, is the great event, it is the majesty of today's event. and i have to say as a matter of critique for the democrats, if you want to make an expression of displeasure with the outcome of an election, do it at the state of the union address. that is a political event. this is a civic sacrament, and i think there has been the dim munition of that on the part of democrats who are staying away. but you can't help when you look at all these images but understand the power of this notion that we have, and that is so unusual, of the peaceful transfer of power and the acceptance of the legitimacy of the other side. which, of course in the end, is the key. if you don't accept the legitimacy, you don't have a resolution. and i think those who've shown up particularly, the sort of courage of the clintons, the class of the clintons, in showing up at an event and you can imagine the disappointment. or the feeling of the bushes, who took a lot of abuse along the way during the cam

so conrad can stay uninterrupted in school. trish: they will still stay in new york.ve to the white house full-time and theoretically settle into a new school here in d.c., in september. keep in mind, this has to be, in some ways, she probably knew her husband had these aspirations. it has to be a bit of a shock and surprise. i don't know she came across as political herself, but being thrust into this, some political wives, when you look at hillary clinton, who had her sights set on the same goal as her husband from day one, many political wives are really working alongside their husbands to achieve those goals, and are very much a part of the political machine. melania trump, on the other hand, seemed to be quite resistant to that, and got thrust into this position. i think she will do a phenomenal job. i can tell you everyone who has come across her, i say this on personal level, people i've interacted with her, say she is extraordinary person. they can't say one bad thing about her. she is kind and nice. people that met her socially long before any of all this sta