reporter: they were united online issue, being against the candidate on the right, franÇois de rugy.y also oppose the program to overhaul social security. candidates are set to face off each other for three more debates. the next will be held on sunday. molly: earlier, our friends policies editor joined us with more on france's left-wing candidates. debateas not a real because they essentially -- each of them, the seven of them parts of their program, and they did not really engage with each other, there were no real arguments, very few counter arguments, so they were essentially answering questions from the three journalists. they did this also because they want to present themselves as a potential uniter of the be ofist party and may the left, and this is really a very difficult position. the one that had to fear the most from this debate is the outgoing prime minister, manual boss -- manuel valls. overall, the candidates, or to some degree, opposed to what the french president did. essentially saying he had betrayed his socialist ideals and his campaign promises, but manuel valls

. >>> amazon plans to add 100,000 jobs in the united states, the online retailer says the positions are full-time and come with benefits and many are in fulfillment centers in california, florida and texas. and hope to add them over the next year and a half. this comes as traditional brick and mortar stores close locations and layoff employees. >>> a down day on wall street, all three indexes showing the red arrows, meaning losses, the dow down 63 points and the nasdaq 16 and change and the s&p 500 dropping almost 5 for your thursday. >>> today dozens of sophomore and junior students presents proposals to the business community. part of the impact philly project. this year they chose to address the challenge of redirecting the path toward violence for at risk preteens. >>> time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> back we go to adam joseph, who is enjoying this sunshine -- well there was sunshine out there. >> it was a balmy day overall as we look at center city skyline, it's bouncing around here and we have the warm breeze out of the south than wind tomorrow will not be as k

united states. the largest online retailer. i'm more than 50% to over 280,000 and minute in the next 18 months. let's check in on u.s. stock market futures. on the friday the 13th as we wait on bank earnings. earnings season for the big bank stock kicks off this morning. among those reporting the fourth quarter results. i want to ask you how important is the banks earning guidance for 2017 and what will you be watching. i know there is can it be thinking about interest rates and trading activity. >> i'm glad you focused not so much on what they hit as far as earnings but you mentioned the most important word guidance. i think they will a look at interest rates. that's funny. earlier in one of the segments the fact that pandora is cutting back lowe's is cutting back. those are troubling signs for the economy and you have to remember that bank stocks always kind of run afterwards they don't power the economy. if a lowe's is not growing and shrinking their you want less loans. the deck and a need less for expansion. look for the guidance if they think the economy will be strong going forward. do y

hear what he thinks of donald trump's performance as in his first week as president of the united lou: in our onlinewe asked do you believe mexican president believes's dealing with donald trump and not his predecessor. 70% save he hasn't figured that out yet. steve forbes joins us a little wounds. his left arm in a sling. sorry that you are in the sling and going through the pain you have. >> i wish it was because of fighting democrats. but i stepped off a curb and broke it in two places. >> it's great you to be here. you are a leader in the media wars so we are proud of you. let's turn to -- you must have relieved some of the pain to watch the president keep this campaign promises and to do so in quick order in the fastest pace set in presidential history. >> that's because they didn't have a formal agenda. he just went through. boom, boom boom, boom. and a lot is getting done. and the thing i hope he focuses on the next couple weeks. house republicans say they want a tax bill in april or may. he should push for it now and make it arow active jan 1. his real threat is not from the mainstream media

an element of the united states from washington, d.c.. the next element online is comprised of members from the united states air force honor guard from joint aced anacostia bowling. following, honor guard from coast guard station, alexandria. to the rear of the formation are the 56 state and territorial flags of the united states. [applause] [military band playing] [playing "yankee doodle"] >> [drill instructions] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the advancing of the colors and remain standing for the united states national anthem. >> [drill instructions] [military band playing] >> present arms! ["the national anthem"] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. [drill instructions] >> the department of defense medal of distinguished services presented to barack obama, who had -- has distinguished himself a leader of the fighting force tillom january 2009 january 20, 2017. president obama kept our nation safe, let a strategic transition pursued newtrategy, partnerships and laid the foundation for a force of the future that will continue to win wars.tion pr

tomorrow with full team coverage leading up to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states. on air, onlinel media. we've been posting a lot on twitter, instagram and facebook. and then the live coverage at 11:00 this morning. and lauren mayk at 4:00. then tonight, a one-hour special. you'll want to see this, the inauguration of donald trump that's live at 7:00. stay for us for updates throughout the day. you can download the nbc10 app and stay updated on news and coverage from washington. >> we'll be back with you tomorrow morning once again live from washington, d.c. for tracy davidson. i'm vai sikahema. thanks for watching, "today" show up next. >>> good morning. breaking news. a crowded hotel in an italian ski resort, buried by an avalanche overnight. at least 30 people missing. rescuers now desperately digging through a wall of snow to reach the victims, hoping to find some of them alive. >>> tragedy in tehran. an iconic high-rise on fire in the iranian capital suddenly collapses during a live television report. >> word that at least 30 firefighters had been killed. dozens more injured

charges could the british maker of reaching an agreement with authorities in the u.s., united kingdom and brazil. an onlineg up after the holidays. secondhand retailers say the inventory of unwanted kids than that they weren't close is growing rapidly. nicole: now you know what to do with the christmas kiss you goodnight. coming up, ice and freezing rain set in price at the midwest. the latest from the fox extreme weather center just sad. this new vehicle could be a way of avoiding traffic on city roads. how soon can you see something like that. we will tell you. take a look at this allocator. it looks like a dinosaur and at looks too massive to be real. where was that spot it? let's check in on stock index futures. downer is across the board. here in the u.s. dow futures down 79-point as we wait on a speech from the british prime minister, theresa may. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ ♪ there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader

united states dealt with long lines yesterday including miami international airport and u.s. customs and border patrol says the problem was done by tem heir iy processing outage. and the systems came back onlines lines says it's investigating after a vendor employee was found unharmed but in aircraft cargo hold. and the employee was found following a flight from north carolina to dulles international airport on sunday. the baggage handler was locked in the cargo holder the entire flight. they're okay and refused medical treatment wawns the plane landed at dulles. >> parts of south are getting reason rain today and expected to get more as the day goes after founded by severe storms late yesterday and overnight. those storms turned deadly in alabama and four died when a tree fell on the home. storms in central mississippi have been primarily identified, preliminary identified as tornadoes. that storm system going across northeast. heavy snow northern part of country and more than a foot of snow falling ranging from northern car california to north dakota. bismarck. people digging out from fourth snowstorm of the season so far. wind chill balmy 5 below zero. bundle up. >> humans are not only one

online. officials with united say it was an i.t. issue and the glitch has been fixed but there could be some flight delays today. >> if you are flying united you call ahead. >> if you are flying anything my friends are like roberta said my friends were in town flying back to l.a. southwest and delta were delayed and didn't leave until 8. >> it was sfo. >> oakland. >> oh okay. >> i am pick up airline delays at sfo on some arriving flights. up to about 1 hour but we will keep posted on that because the ceiling has been lowering and we have had areas of fog developing and it is raining again. >> it's raining. >> again. we are so used to it. >> it's been how long. >> excuse me somebody forgot to tell us we got to move to seattle. >> right i know that's what it feels like right. >> we have a traffic alert. >>> it feels like we are in the bay area because of the traffic. so let's look at the vallejo novato commute. this is closed again between 101 and atherton avenue. chp is diverting it off. so we are seeing some delays in the area so ta

the following is an element from the united states navy honor th washington, d.c. the next element onlinebers from the air force honor guard from joint base. following is an element of united states coast guard honor guard from coast guard station alexandria. to the rear of the formation ofe the 56 states and territorial flags of the united states. ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> right face. g >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the advancing of the colors and remain standing for the united states national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> present arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> right shoulder. >> ceremonial about-face. >> the department of defense medal for distinguished public service is presented toa. president barack obama. president obama distinguished himself as the commander-in-chief of the finest fighting force the world has ever known.an from january 20, 2009, to january 20, 2017. president obama kept our nation face, let a strategic transition in our defense strategy can strengthen our alliances and pursue new partnerships and laid the foundation or a

united kingdom. >> reporter: thousands of people have donated through an online go fund me page. you have nearly $1 million. >> we've gotten nearly $1 million from 20,0 three days. >> exactly. this is unbelievable. this is unbelievable and so uplifting. i can not thank enough. i cannot thank god enough. i cannot thank the supporting people enough. branfman, a local jewish community leader, was one of the first to offer to help. >> what this spark did was instead of dividing us, it actually united us. >> reporter: what's the lesson we all should learn? >> it just gives you a confirmation of the faith in humanity, no matter which faith you belong to, which color you belong to, which country you belong to, it doesn't matter, it's always good. and good always wins. >> reporter: and to that very point, scott, today we saw a couple standing on the side of the mosque, the man was holding an envelope. turns out they're from wisconsin, were vacationing here in south texas, heard about the fire, and on their way home to the midwest went out of their way to drive by and hand deliver a donat

as such, it is an investment we will continue as we bring that plant online, somewhere around 2018, 2019. we sell, in the uniteder a00,000, somewhere like 450,000. in well over 400,000, somewhere like 450,000. in balancing terms, like many businesses, we produce products in particular plants, for import and export, to other areas. this is part ofa export, to other areas. this is part of a normal business development. products come from south africa and europe into united states, in the future they may come from a different setup. it is important we have the flexibility in all our factories to determine whether cars ultimately will be and sold. mexico isa ultimately will be and sold. mexico is a new location, full stream plant. that will be decided in the yea rs plant. that will be decided in the years to come. ultimately where the ca rs are years to come. ultimately where the cars are supplied to. in essence, we bring cars into the united states, as we also export a lot of cars from the united states. the uk government is no longer the biggest stakeholder in lloyds banking group, cutting the state to less tha n

united states. the olympic champion coded in the daily star saying he fears for his family who all live in america. stop trump state visit is the metro red line. more than 700,000 people signing the online petition calling on the government to stop the trip later this year. according to the express, a drug to traverse all summers could be just years away. only one place to start and that is with the donald trump travel ban. let's look at the financial times. trump defined as

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united states, she has died at the age of 80. women mps say they're experiencing unprecedented levels of verbal and online abuse.round two thirds say they feel "less safe", following the murder of the labour mp, jo cox, last summer. some have reported death threats, and more than half of those questioned by bbc radio 5 live, say they've had physical threats. 0ur political correspondent, ellie price, has more. it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce to you, the new national unionist women members. it took a long time to get women into parliament. the first female mp to take her seat, nancy astor, was elected 98 years ago. eventually, more would follow. they fought and died to get representation in parliament, but now modern women mps face their own struggle. what you are looking at are tweets, the abusive tweets my team screenshot. and mclauchlan mp won't read the abue as she receives online, which is just as well, it's deeply personal. she doesn't really want to share it. it takes a lot of strength not to. it's very tempting, if you are alone at night and nobody can see you if you get upset and you cry, t

online at c-span.org. trump talked in his comments about the decision enrique pena nieto not to come to the united states. he was expected to visit washington next week. that has been called off. the mexican president has informed the white house he has canceled his trip to washington. on the policy issues in terms of building the wall along the u.s.-mexico border, abby phillip saying that on board air force one, sean spicer says donald trump has decided to pay for the wall with a 20% tax as part of the overall tax reform. this may be a border adjustment tax proposed by house republicans and provides a rebate to exporters. again earlier today we did cover mike pence. within the last hour, his comments before republicans about half an hour. [applause] mr. pence: thank you, mr. speaker, lady mcconnell, the members of congress and your families. it is good to be back. [applause] i feel so at home. i know the speaker told me backstage that six out of tens of members of the house of representatives are new since a year before i left the capitol building to be governor of indiana. it does not feel that way. i f

united states. it is increased by 50%. hundreds of additional voluntary programs of come online. peer support groups of double, funded across the commonwealth, found marketing kids to first responders and family members and our work on this is not gone on noticed. unprecedented 46 governor signed the compact to fight opioid addiction for our efforts the commonwealth. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. spec >> make no mistake, drug traffickers are part of the opioid epidemic they prey on vulnerable people, selling the more deadly and addictive substances. we propose to million dollars in our budget to expand law enforcement efforts to arrest and convict drug traffickers. [applause] >> with your help we also into the decades-old practice of sending women committed due to an addiction to prison. [applause] >> instead the treatment programs including a new one, these programs have been a game changer for many of the women they serve. based on this success we requested increase to support treatment for men committed due to an addiction as well. there is a storm that has been going on

amazon says it will hire 100,000 full-time workers in the united states over the next 18 months. say it is a sign that the online retail giant may be planning to expand its budding network of physical store locations. -- a spokesmand for donald trump said the president-elect will be happy to have played a role in the decision to create new jobs. amazon's ceo was among the tech leaders who attended a meeting at trump tower last month, although there is no confirmation of any link. cvs has begun selling a generic alternative to the epipen for 1/6 of the price. the rival will be sold for $109, compared to $600. it comes just months after mylan came under fire for drastically raising the price of its life-saving allergy treatment. and apple is to start developing original tv content and possibly feature films. that's according to "the wall street journal," which says the tech giant is looking to make up for declining ipad sales and boost its apple tv service by putting it in direct, edition with streaming giants like netflix, hulu, and-- in direct competition with streaming giants like netflix, hulu, and amazon. wit

united kingdom, and that invitations stands. protests against the president's policy have taken place across the uk, as an online petition, callingor his state visit dropped, attracts more than 1.5 million signatures. canadian police have charged a french—canadian student over the killing of six people at a mosque in quebec. the actor peter capaldi has announced he is stepping down from the role of doctor who. and coming up on newsnight. copper ore at those travel restrictions. we will hear from the most senior diplomat to come out of the us, what is his reaction to his president's travel bans? —— uproar at those travel bans? —— uproar at those travel restrictions. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a state visit to britain by president trump will go ahead later this year, despite mounting opposition. an online petition objecting to the visit has now attracted more than 1.5 million names, and there have been demonstrations in several cities this evening. the row was prompted by mr trump's decision to ban entry to the us for people from seven mainly—muslim countries. the foreign office says the ban does not affect any uk passpo

backpedaled on that statement saying unlike the united states, iran's decision is not retroactive and those with a valid visa would be lifted. this ban continued online. head to our website for the impact on the presidential policies and the effect of them. you can also download those details on our free nbc bay area app. >>> after several rainy weekends, a neat tice. would u you say. it is just beautiful out there. houvgs i have to drop this out there. there are air quality issues. rain coming midweek. high clouds. 61. high smoke pollution. spare the air alert. no wood burning as we see light winds and high pressure in control. radar quite dry. you might have know us theed the sunset outside. it's not going anywhere and then as we head toward the middle part of the week we'll begin to see big raines coming up as we head into wednesday night. a chance of seeing some thunderstorms. and for the north bay, we're looking at possibly 2 to 3 inches of rain. nothing like the stronger storms earlier this month. we're looking at 2 to 3 feet of more snowfall. we'll talk about that and amazing rainfall statistics. parts of the bay area have already exceeded the

online petition, now signed by 1.5 million people. i have issued that invitation, formally issued that invitation for a state visit for president trump here to the unitedingdom, and that invitation stands. in towns and cities across britain tonight, thousands oppose the president's travel ban on refugees and immigrants from some muslim countries. if refugees are sent home, they will literally die. and that donald trump is making life worse for refugees, not better, is unforgivable. in washington, the president claims the ban has not affected many people but some of america's biggest companies have condemned the policy. and some of those firms — including microsoft and amazon — are supporting legal action against the travel ban. we'll have the latest. also tonight... baby chimpanzee whoops. we have a special report on the traffic is selling baby chimpanzees from west africa. the real tragedy of this trade is that to get one infant chimpanzee out of the jungle, all of the adults in its family have to be killed. in cardiff, leaders of the devolved governments of wales, scotland and northern ireland, meeting with theresa may, demand a greater say in the br

united kingdom, and that invitations stands. protests against the president's policy have taken place across the uk, as an online petition, callingthan 1.5 million signatures. canadian police have charged a french—canadian student over the killing of six people at a mosque in quebec. the actor peter capaldi has announced he is stepping down from the role of doctor who.

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thousands protest on the streets of london and across the country as an online petition against donald trump's visit to the united kingdom receives more than 1.4 million signatures. and scotland's first minister has given her clearest warning yet that she may have to consider a second independence referendum. it followed a meeting with theresa may, along with political leaders from, wales and northern ireland in cardiff, to discuss brexit. canada's prime minister says the killing of six people at a mosque in quebec was a "terrorist attack against muslims". and mps are to conduct an inquiry into so—called "fake news" — inaccurate or false news stories shared on social media. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has insisted president trump's state visit to the uk later this year will go ahead, as a petition against the trip has so far attracted more than 1.3 million supporters. than 1.4 million supporters. it follows his temporary ban on people from seven predominantly muslim countries from entering america. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, told the commons he had been given assurances that all br

united states. it's the employment of all of these trolls online that promote donald trump and attack his opponents. it's these things that they do in the open, they do them in europe and now they're doing them here, russia. it's not something that vladimir putin is even trying to hide. but yet, donald trump is denying it, which makes it so bizarre. and of course, now claiming that he knows things other people don't. so let's hear what those things are. i'm very curious. >> i want to share some of the things donald trump has been saying in the last few days, because many who actually support his policies, who think he could do a good job, are looking at the things he's saying, over and over, or on twitter, and they're saying, what are you doing? what are you talking about?! and here's specifically some of the things he said about cybersecurity. >> i'm not an e-mail person. i'm not an e-mail person, myself. i don't believe in it. because i think it can be hacked. i don't care what they say, no computer is safe. the security aspect of cyber is very, very tough. the whole, you know, age of computer has

online at wjla.com. toss back to anchors right now former president george h-w bush remains sedated inside an intensive care unit of a houston hospital. bush-41 was hospitalized yesterday with trouble breathing and though doctors say they are happy with a procedure to clear his throat. a family spokesman says quote there's a lot of money to be gained betting against the former president. bush is 92-years old. bush was also hospitalized with fatigue but as a precaution the couple recently celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary. more than 50 lawmakers have been vocal about refusing to attend the inauguration. so is it historic defiance- or a common protest? coming up - why tomorrow's boycott is dividing democrats... - another mild day; inauguration (not a washout; just showers) - dry saturday - heavy rain sunday into monday (2" possible) today: partly cloudy. mild. highs: 53-57 winds: nw to se 5 mph tonight: partly becoming mostly cloudy. lows: 33-37 winds: se 5 to calm friday: cloudy with showers. best chance of rain 9am to 3pm. patchy fog/low clouds. highs: 45-50 winds: s 5 to calm ming up - we're following b

except the forward but the fact he kept a diary dican the family published this online -- and it talked about july 1st when his unit is coming on to the battle field and he was throwing off a shirt and how hot it was men were falling right and left from heat exhaustion, and you can get into the moment with nat now. whereas today, just so fleeting, and like i said i think we have a ten den si more today to -- tendency more today to treat words a throwaway objects. >> about about.and -- that was a relatively new tomorrow, post-traumatic stress disorder, but been around a long time. world war i and world war ii, shell shocked but it existed back then. was treated or recognized al all? >> guest: here ever the however officer who was most responsible, that leads to can be's temperature young man's death was a fran which is barlow, a very good officer, very good union army officer but had been shot and am died at gettysburg at eight months before and was shot and left to die on the field in gettysburg. in both case his wife came and nurse it him back to health, and she became well-known within the union army as this grea

online after the third presidential debate in october. >> as we launched with the collection that says nasty women unite.ru really thought we were first female president. >> reporter: but then president donald trump took office. >> we immediately started donating 100% of the profit from the nasty women unite collection to planned parenthood in trump's name and we exploded after that. >> reporter: up next a physical location in adams morgan and a partnership with the women's march on washington. leading up to the women's march, lines started forming out the door and around the block. >> people were waiting legal, four hours to get into the hour. >> reporter: within just few days, funk ran out of inventory. the store had to shut down for four days. >> i maxed out. our business credit cards, my personal credit cards, everything i possibly could to get as much inventory as i could. >> reporter: over a week after the march, the store has reopened. some of the selves are empty. funk says this shows people are standing up and fighting back. not with what they're saying, but with what they're wearing. ♪ >> there

online. at: bbc.co.uk/prisons. our top story this lunchtime. the prime minister heads to the unitedfirst world leader to meet the new president. and still to come. the last of the dambusters — a petition to honour georgejohnson is handed in to downing street. coming up in sport at 1:30pm: will england captain eoin morgan be made to rue putting india into bat in kanpur? we'll have the latest from the first twenty20 international, as england look to take the early advantage. he spent 186 days in space on board the international space station — and the british astronaut tim peake says he's going back for more. the 44—year—old says he's excited about returning, and looking forward to seeing the spectacular view of planet earth again. he's been talking about his plans at london's science museum, where the soyuz spacecraft that launched him into orbit and returned him to earth went on public display today. our science correspondent pallab ghosh is there. so here it is, the space capsule that took tim peake into space. and as you said, it's now on permanent display here at the science muse

thousands protest on the streets of london and across the country as an online petition against donald trump's visit to the unitedider a second independence referendum.

we've been working hard to get back online in the united states.te new deals and new projects. we have six new major projects coming on in 2017. our focus is to get our own engine moving again. francine: and you need to make sure you have your own investment, the risk of sending us back into recession five years from now. guest: i don't think bp will be able to drive that. we have a good plan at the end of the decade and it has been a long time coming for us. year thatis 2017 the you come back in force? reaching the agreements with the u.s. government was a big milestone and allowed us to milestone what our was going forward. francine: will you be able to cover your dividends? we are working to balance the funds. francine: what if it is 50? can you still cover the dividends? our financial framework a strong but 55 is the target we have laid out for ourselves and we feel good about our ability to cover the dividend. francine: how much of a priority is that? guest: they really wanted this year. francine: what happens if they don't get it? don't think

and by one jpmorgan estimate if not for amazon and online retailing overall there would be over a million more retailing jobs in the unitedtates. so if he's worried about people losing their jobs, online retailing would seem to be something to go after and who's the king of online retailing? amazon. >> by the way, a president who duns use a computer. >> only a smartphone. >> yeah. and use that's a lot. some would say too much. do you think this is an industry that should be on trump's focus, will be on trump's focus list? >> i don't think you can have high enough tariffs or cross-border taxes to ever bring manufacturing and retailing back to the united states of america. and if you did bring it back it would have to be so automated that there wouldn't be any people in the factory anyway. so it seems unlikely to me that you can get any real gains in jobs by trying to bring apparel and accessories manufacturing back to the u.s. we haven't had a pattern maker in america in 40 years. where would you even get the people to do it? it would have to be all automated. >> and the facts get in the way. politically speaking, the way

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online showing a lighted grill and some picturesw. he know that the car will be all electric and built in the united states with a plant under construction in nevada. a second plant possibly being built in vallejo. >>> television stations in turkey are airing what investigators are calling a video of the suspected gunman in the nightclub shootingt. shows the terrorist suspect filming himself with a cell phone in downtown. take a look. not clear if the video was taken before or after the attack that killed 39 people. isis has claimed responsibility saying the mass shooting was in response to turkey's military operations against its soldiers in syria. police believe that the gunman who is still at large is a  professional assassin. >>> isis is also claiming responsibility for an attack in iraq. 36 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew up a pickup truck loaded explosives at a busy market. the attack took place hours after the president of france arrived. he later pledged the presence military will continue to play a major role in the easts to drive isis out of iraq. >>> major delays at airports all over the country. 20 minutes the

online for one year. only from fios. >>> the president's new ambassador to the united nations spoke to the u.n. this morning. >> she greeted the secretary general this morning and presented her credentials and spoke to reporters and told them that her team at the u.n. has hit the ground running and her goal is not to work harder but to work smarter. she says the u.s. will, quote, show strength, have the backs of our allies and make sure our allies have our backs as well. >> happening today president trump will travel to the pentagon to attend a ceremonial swearing in for james mattis. he officially took the oath on inauguration day. the president will ask mattis for a plan to hit isis harder. >>> new stats show that since the election more women are visiting their doctor to talk about birth control. specifically the number of women to talk about iud contraception. that's risen since october. it's most likely because of president trump's promise to repeal the affordable care act which could reduce insurance coverage for birth control. iuds and other long lasting forms of birth control cost betwe

russia is the greatest threat to the united states in cyberspace in the world today and we have known this for some time. election -- at the you can watch this online. search russian hacking at c-span o.org. spicer: we have a little while together, but in deference to his remarks when we get there, we will wrap it up your after briefing yesterday, the president brought leaders of both parties together to discuss his next nomination to the spring course. productiveredibly conversation as you see from the president's tweets. he will announced that nomination tuesday. he also spoke with prime minister modi yesterday. unfortunately was not able to give you a readout, but during the call, the president emphasized the united states continues to consider india as a true friend and partner in addressing challenges around the world. the two discussed opportunities to strengthen the partnership between the united states and india and broad areas like the economy and defense. they also discussed security in the region of south and central asia. ndesident trump and primus arn prime minister modi said they should stand shoulder to shoulder in the fight against

united states. but now the question, what's next? kpix5's jessica torrez investigates. >> reporter: now organizers say this is just the beginning. they want to keep up the momentum. >> onlinewomen's march participants are tweeting pictures of postcards they're sending to senators with the hash tag why i march. it's the first of what organizers are calling 10 actions in 100 days. on the women's march website there's even a template. this movement won't just go away. like occupy wall street did. because she says, it's rooted in existing organizations. >> this took its start on saturday. we are going to continue to do it. this has had so much progress already and we will continue. it's not just in oakland, every single person that marched also gave $10 to a women and girl's organization. we had $60,000 marchers that would be $600,000. >> reporter: today she's been seeing more support for alliance for young girls. her organization's biggest grant comes from the federal government. dollars she's not sure will continue to flow in under the new administration. >> i think the idea of the women's march was really to compel the new administration to continue to fund women's work and

2014, 2015 started building these massive overpriced towers that are now coming online, 3,000 of them this year. 30,000 new unitsattan. that's twice the average. >> what's going to happen? >> 85% of those are super luxury, hyper priced. >> the banks are probably not going to let prices go below a certain level. the banks are very invested. so that's probably not going to happen but these units may turn into pseudo rental towers, half condo, half rental because the owners will rent those out versus give them away. that's going to be the change over the last recession. >> the owner/developer? >> correct. >> there's a lot of masking? >> yes. >> rentals, offer a few months rent so that the print is high. the print will be high to cover closing costs and all sorts of other things to get that list price, sale price high. >> without a question. >> another masking of the market has happened because a lot of the units that went to contract a year or two ago are now closing because the buildings are done so you're seeing an unnaturally high level of sales even though people aren't actually going to contract now because th

united states. the olympic champion coded in the daily star saying he fears for his family who all live in america. stop trump state visit is the metro red line. more than 700,000 people signing the onlineition calling on the government to stop the trip later this year. according to the express, a drug to traverse all summers could be just years away. only one place to start and that is with the donald trump travel ban. let's look at the financial times. trump defined as protests mount over extreme setting travel ban and there have been a lot of protests. he is doing what he said he would do. for him, it is a no brain. we might be sued —— we might be surprised that people thought he would do otherwise. saudi arabia is not on the list. we know that most of the people who are involved in the 9—11 hijackings were from saudi arabia. what that means is that most of the us citizens who have been killed in terror attacks involved saudi citizens, they are not on the list. that could be because there are certain real politic issues with saudi arabia. it is not as simple as just banning muslims. the issue is if it is not that simple, is this measure too simple? there could be a blowback, which th

united states. >> the trump tv series has a title, "american carnage" ." >> then, there is an article from the online"late" titled the meaning of american park bench, where the author writes "there is a small problem with this image. it is fantasy." but critics they drawing a fantasy conclusion fails to look at the numbers. we checked. it turns out there is no shortage of carnage, like murder rates, which the fbi says in the first half of last year was up more than 5% for the previous year. it has risen significantly over the last two years. the overall u.s. murder rate isn't as high as it was a 1970s in '80s but instead big cities it is worse. chicago's 2016 homicide rate was up 59% from 2015. memphis saw a 56% increase. cities like san antonio, louisville, and phoenix, were also up dramatically. all told, the number of americans murdered last year could fill a sports arena. with a number of americans who died from drug overdose could fill a stadium. in fact, the u.s. drug overdose rate in 2015 was more than triple the murder rate. so, while many critics accuse the president of using his speech to g

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united states. the plans comes as the president elect is urging companies to create more jobs for americans. trump criticized i.t. firms during his campaign for failing to employ enough people. officials at the online retailer say their new recruits will be fulltime and directly employed. amazon officials say if their plan goes smoothly, their u.s. based work force will exceed 280,000. making the company one of america's largest employers. amazon ceo jeff bezos says innovation has created hundreds of thousands of american jobs through amazon's facilities across the country. the incoming white house press secretary announced amazon's decision came in response to trump's request. he said trump was happy to play a part. >>> let's go to markets. trump's news conference gave few clues on policy direction. we're going to check on currencies. the dollar has recovered against the yen after going below 114 yen on thursday. the pair now at the upper 114 yen levels. the dollar is gaining a bit against the euro. analysts say some traders are hoping for a trump stimulus and buying the u.s. currency. let's take a look at oil. wti crude futures rose on thursday. that's after saudi arabia cut out put to its lowest

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online at c-span.org. we are live now, the west front of the u.s. capitol, the sight for today's inaugural of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states. mike pence sworn in as vice president just before noon eastern, donald trump sworn in right after that. we are looking at part of the gathering of the west lawn in the u.s. capitol. ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] >> we just saw some of the trump family, they've arrived there as former president bill clinton and hillary clinton, former president jimmy carter and many others. again, the swearing in ceremony about 45 minutes away, all of our live coverage is going on now over on c-span. you can follow it online at c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app and in just a few minutes ago senators walked through the u.s. capitol in bipartisan pairing on the way to inauguration platform are capitol hill producer greg shot this video. >> a reminder that tomorrow mourning we will be bringing you live coverage of the women's march on washington, it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern life on c-span, speakers include gloria and that'll be on c-span, here on c-span2 tomorrow morning, president trump and vic

united states, she has died at the age of 80. women mps say they're experiencing unprecedented levels of verbal and online abuse.g the murder of the labour mp, jo cox, last summer. some have reported death threats, and more than half of those questioned by bbc radio 5 live, say they've had physical threats. 0ur political correspondent, ellie price, has more. it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce to you, the new national unionist women members. it took a long time to get women into parliament. the first female mp to take her seat, nancy astor, was elected 98 years ago. eventually, more would follow. they fought and died to get representation in parliament,

united states. he is now serving coffee from inside of this booth you see in san francisco. gordon went online120 cups in an hour. all for about $3 each. >> once people get from the cafe x, specialty coffee but being able to get that consistently and efficiently. you can order from an app or one of the ordering stations. michelle: 120 cups in an hour? jonathan: he is moving. michelle: yeah! the world's first robotic barista nicknamed "malcolm" is in hong kong. a third robot named will go online soon to unnamed tech company in silicon valley. i miss the human interaction. alison: i was going to say the same thing. part of why you go is you see the same conversation. jonathan: there is no personality. none. they will put a face on a video screen and give you personality. michelle: gordon is a little stiff. jonathan: we're on traffic watch this afternoon. trenice bishop is in the traffic center with a look at the ride home. how is it looking, trenice? trenice: not bad but we have a couple of things that just cleared up. we had an earlier vehicle fire for you on the beltway on the inner loop betwe

i saw online there's a petition circulating in britain to parliament to not invite the president of the unitedtates to the uk. >> wow! >> it had 600,000 signatures and is climbing rapidly. our closest ally. what does that tell you? let alone states that -- muslim majority states whose populations would be deeply offended by what is being interpreted as an anti-muslim ban. >> right. and you've really helped to lay some of this out for us. whether this is a good idea, whether this is legal, whether this is being implemented effectively and responsibly, regardless of what one thinks of the idea and then there's this extra global window of what are the responses in cost. whov those been measured and who will pay for those here in the united states? laura kennedy, former ambassador, thank you for your time today. >> thank you so much for having me on. thank you for your coverage. >> sure. >> really appreciate it. thank you. >>> we'll keep an eye on these protests. washington, fairly quiet. new york, very much alive. lot of spontaneous gatherings. they don't seem to be dissipating as night falls. yo