subzero wind chills are again forecast despite blue skies.a warm front moves in on friday to boost us back to 20 degrees but that will increase the clouds and bring snow showers along with it being the holiday season... it's also the awards season in hollywood. the golden globes announced its nominations for the top work in movies and tv this mornin reaction to a few of the major races. nats "very tough choice. here we go, la la land" just hours after its best picture win at the critic's choice awards..... the musical "la la land" led the way at the golden globe nominations with 7...including best musical or comedy....and acting bids for emma stone and ryan gosling.(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb :16-22) "when a movie musical is done well, it has so much that's appealing to awards voters." imdb's dave karger sees it as a shoo-in winner over a globe field that also includes the bohemian comedy "20th century women".....the irish romance "sing street" and the meryl streep comedy "florence foster jenkins".nats the coming of age tale "moonlight" earned best drama among its six globe nomi

. >> reporter: which brings us back to those two american adventurers from boston. >> how do we stay e? we can either find the black box or not. >> he's got my back. >> reporter: who were looking for their next challenge. >> are you guys both mountaineers? >> no. not even close. we haven't done anything near what real mountaineers would call mountaineering. >> reporter: to prepare they rented an altitude tent, sleeping in it for a month to acclimatize. they ran stairs at harvard's stadium. and went to an outdoor store to buy some climbing gear. >> was it the sense of the adventure? was it the mystery that appealed to you? >> i think a little bit of both. maybe we could succeed where all these other expeditions not managed to. >> second wind. pete? remarkably composed. second wind. >> reporter: with just three hours of training from their guide -- >> around the corner there and we just can't do it. >> reporter: -- they headed up the mountain. >> drop packs. this is a good place. >> reporter: and then found what they were looking for. >> we immediately found pieces of the plane. >> and

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take us further back. ten months, 11 days ago. voyager was forced to land on a class-y planetoid in the vaskan sector. one of our more interesting missions. we set down looking for deuterium and ended up helping a new form of life to be born. the planet possessed a bio-mimetic compound. the "silver blood." it sampled our dna and created duplicates of the entire crew. i've often wondered what happened to them. are they flourishing? have they continued to evolve? is she...? i'm afraid so. scan for traces of deuterium hydrogen sulfate and dichromates. dichromates? just do it. what's this about? we have a disturbing theory. i'm detecting all of those compounds. i want you to inject her with a dichromate catalyst. commander? i don't understand. that wasn't b'elanna. it was a duplicate... a bio-mimetic copy. uplicates. behold the primordial soup. that's what created us. not just us. the entire ship is composed of the same material. it's a bio-mimetic compound that duplicated the crew's molecular structure so precisely that i would never

and the palestinians have accepted that, so it takes us back really into the past. today this has been such a big talking point is because of what the us government has decided to do. shouldn't it give the israeli government pause for thought that there were other were 14 other countries here, and they agreed with this resolution, there was no hint of them abstaining, they went with it 100%. this is a serious rebuke for israel at the un and they must examine carefully. it shows that despite what has been agreed in negotiations between israel and palestine, the community has been strict in saying these are illegal and must stop. but for the us, there is a particular sting in the tail, it is a one minute to midnight move by the 0bama administration. if they wanted to get involved they should've done a better in the past. so the israelis think trump will be different? he wants to be, but what he will do, we do not know. the two—state solution is still, we are told, ultimately is what most parties are aiming for. surely the palestinian reservation must now be that there

they want to bring us back to the worst time on earth. >> one more thing coming at you. stay with us. >>> it's time for one more thing. greg? >> thank you. you know, we hired somebody new. he's a professional wrestler. we thought we would give him a tour of the building. he walked around to meet people. he happened to run into dana. he found something disturbing in her office. >> you know greg? >> yeah. >> he would never give you this book. he would give you the book of dark. it is the book of light. listen to your heart. >> excuse me? what is this? >> that's not for me. >> it's next to your coffee cup. i'm going to go. >> my god, dana. >> they gave that to me to use as a prop for him. i forgot about it. >> so this was -- >> blame it on the black guy. >> i wouldn't know. >> it's been -- it's have a nil lay flavored vodka. it's in my office. >> what's the flavor? >> vanilla. >> of course, vanilla. >> racist. not nice. >> we're done with you. >> i forgot to mention the full interview with josh earnest is on the five's facebook page. then i have dana's health update news. w

. >> we have to -- it set us back, we'll see what happens after january 20. tom: lieutenantcolonel ralph peters said that president obama has a disastrous approach to the middle east. >> critics slamming president obama for executing another federal plan grab before he leaves office. we have the details. >> good evening, i am tom sullivan in for lou dobbs, obama administration today, announcing it is retaliating against russia over its alleged effort to interfere in our presidential elections, these sanctions just 21 days before president obama leaves office leaving many critics wondering about mr. obama's motiving as. kevin cork is traveling th the president in hawaii with our report. reporter: 72 hours, that is how long nearly 3 dozen russian diplomats have to leave the nation, after u.s. economy pehled them in -- expelled them in response to alenned russian cyber hacking activity. president obama saying, these actions follow repeated pirate and public warning that we'veed to russian government and are necessary response. in violation of established interna

us. fred, just turn towards me, mate. our entire team was injured, including fred scott, who carried on filming throughout. but kamran died. it's coming back that were... really miraculous. now i've come back to where it happened. a memorial has been set up here to the dead. this all seems completely different. i wouldn't know... i wouldn't know where we were. there are the names of the people who died. and that's dear kamran‘s name there. poor, poor kamran was... lay against a bank of earth... ..with both his feet, really, almost entirely cut off by the shrapnel. itjust seems such a stupid waste. there he was, 2a years old. erm, i've never really... ..got over the loss of him. i think it's important not to, actually. i want to keep his memory with me so i've got a photograph of him on my desk. such a nice kid and the only reason he was here, the only reason he died, was because he wanted to work with me. and that was, erm, that killed him. i've arranged to meet up with kamran‘s family in a few days' time. report: 'pull the statue down.’ after the bomb attack, i carried on to baghdad, to report on the fall of saddam hussein. the overthrow

folks who will grow the economy, protect americans interests both domestically and abroad and put us back on a path that will make us even stronger and even greater than we have been in the past. >> he was today neating with a group of african-americans who are workingto, including pastor darrell scott whom i enjoy immensely. he is doing something republicans haven't done, reaching out to community that are -- you know in he way deserving of an alternative to what is liberal -- liberal misguidance and a failure to serve those community. i'm excited for the potential and i think this president is 100% sincere in his evident to turn that around. >> absolutely. he refuses to be defined by the left, and he refuses to be defined by the mainstream media as something that he is not. whether you are talking with the pastor that you mention or you are talking about leaders who understand what's happening in our cities, they haven't heard a voice like this since jack kem, and jack kemp was just the secretary of hud. now you have the president-elect of the united states of america setting a course o

folks who will grow the economy, protect americans interests both domestically and abroad and put us back on a path that will make us even stronger and even greater than we have been in the past. >> he was today neating with a group of african-americans who are workingto, including pastor darrell scott whom i enjoy immensely. he is doing something republicans haven't done, reaching out to community that are -- you know in he way deserving of an alternative to what is liberal -- liberal misguidance and a failure to serve those community. i'm excited for the potential and i think this president is 100% sincere in his evident to turn that around. >> absolutely. he refuses to be defined by the left, and he refuses to be defined by the mainstream media as something that he is not. whether you are talking with the pastor that you mention or you are talking about leaders who understand what's happening in our cities, they haven't heard a voice like this since jack kem, and jack kemp was just the secretary of hud. now you have the president-elect of the united states of america setting a course o

coming back to us, we are told there are officers witnessed the car going well above the speed limit.hoped would not happen. there were no other injuries. the driver of the bus was not injured and refused medical assistance. jeanette reyes, "action news." walter? >> thank you, jeanette. >> and a motorcycle crash left a man seriously injured near pleasant valley road in newark. the motorcyclist crashed his bike and the bike caught fire. he's in serious condition at christiana hospital. the intersection is still closed as police piece together what happened. >> now to the story of the day, temperatures are taking a huge dip. melissa has the forecast. >> walter, a far cry from early dwreearlier today. temperatures were mild, the high in philadelphia at 60-degrees. right now, 35 in the city. that's a 25-degree temperature drop in 11 hours as temperatures tuggle. it's all because the cold front came through today. at the coast in cape may, 40. the winds are relaxing from nine miles per hour in philadelphia, 15 in the poconos and 14 miles per hour in dover. radar 3d, you can see the cold fr

view.have a different i think it's set us back, but we will see what happens after january 20. i think you will be very impressed. the 5000 jobs you announced that they were part of the 50,000? they are bringing 5000 jobs to this country. you will see it. and they are also doing 3000 jobs with oneweb. >> that's not part of the 50,000? journalists are trying to get the records that congress sought for a legend russian intervention and the election. do you think any record should be made -- >> i think they should figure it all out. any options for health care in the united states. >> cleveland clinic, mayo clinic , john hopkins, the three top people, the best in the world, and they were amazing and have some really good ideas, and we have to get it fixed. i have been saying we will take care of our vets, and we will take care of our vets. they were all in a room together with myself and some others, and we will make it great for the veterans. the veterans have been treated very, very unfairly. >> here here. >> i don't want to see veterans waiting in line for weeks. in many cases,

she started yelling back at us. we us confused and scared.f anybody was going to get hurt. >> can you imagine being a parent of one of those children. the school district says the driver is never going to drive one of their buses again and he's facing more than a dozen charges. >>> technology likely saved a family inside this tesla model x in the netherlands. a dash cam captured the moment tha preticketed a crash in front of the car moments before the actual collision. you see it there. the driver said the tesla reacted before he had time to think or process what was going on. tesla has come under fire earlier this year when a driver in florida using that autopilot feature was killed in a crash. >>> takata's defective air bags could cost the air bag supplier a million dollars. they're close to reaching a deal that could have the company pleading guilty to criminal misconduct and paying a $1 billion fine. that according to sources who talked to "the wall street journal" takata declining to comment to cnbc. defek ty air bags have been linked to

us. lou will be back next week. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to our special year-end edition of "wall street week." i'm gary kaminsky. sandra: i'm sandra smith. happy new year. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all with nice gains for the year. the dow industrials was the later former after donald trump's big victory. all three hitting new highs. the dow teased us but never quite got to the 20,000 mark. gary: what will

stay with us. which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> we are back. on this new year's eve so many of us are getting ready to make our declarations about new year's resolutions, along with laying out strategies of success, happiness and abundance. many people give up after a few weeks following through on the resolutions and their expectations. my next guest says we need to rethink how we look forward with a new sense of purpose. frank mckinney is a five-time best-selling author and entrepreneurs who holds workshops around the country on how to achieve your dreams. good to see you. >> excited to be here. >> happy new year to you. this is a time where a lot of people try to set goals, make resolutions, try to lay out a plan for a successful year. you say it's not so much about being inspired in terms of setting those goals, being motivated. it's about aspiring to put that piece of it into your life. how do you do that? >> we'll set these resolutions today. even the word resolution sounds like there's resolutions. i like to use the word aspiration. motiv

back. stay with us.resident-elect creating and securing thousands of jobs in america. >> together we'll raise incomes and create millions and millions of new jobs. it's going to happen. it's already happening. lou: congressman chris collins joins me next. these skiers about to take their world class skills to one of the highest sand dunes in the world. who needs snow when you have got sand and lots of it. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. lou: president-elect trump is in des moes, iowa for his third stop on the thank you tour. you can tell it's under way. donald tr

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he always welcomes us back into his warm embrace, lighting our way, making straight our path, filling every valley and bringing every mountain low. have only to accept the love that he offers us. thats what we are here to celebrate and why we are so pleased to celebrate is wonderful and wet moment with you. mary, merry christmas, everybody. i would like to introduce our special guest this evening, miss isabella gerard. on over here, isabella. this is her first time in washington, d.c.. she is going to read for us a column that she wrote about the christmas tree and then she is going to light it. i don't usually like to be upstaged, but she did such a great job that we thought we would save the best for last. isabella? the microphone is yours. >> idaho is blessed with beautiful mountains and immense forest. in the winter, the mountains and the forests are covered with look making the landscape like never-ending clouds with skyscrapers covered in snow. big, tall trees. beautiful to look at, amazing to see. pristine mountains. as i sit in the forest, i find peace. as the wind blows throu

those inspiring talks from ray and tom about the empower of everybody in our new world is to bring us back to the reality of president trump, president putin's expansionism and the tensions and the worldwide growth of writers' movements. i'm joined by mikhail khodorkovsky, fierce opponent of president putin, former chief executive of the dismembered ucos oil corporation in russia. he spent ten years in jail on charges that an international court in the hague is found to be utterly without foundation. and mikhail, maybe i could start, you like others have observed this curious friendship or sympathy between president-elect trump and president vladimir putin. what is this friendship about? is it about power? is it about money? is it about testosterone? what is this about? and how dangerous or menacing is it for the world? [ speaking a foreign language ] >> putin has experience of being friendly with billionaires. both russian ones and non-russian ones. i too am curious what it is is that he finds that he has in common in these conversations. >> putin is a billionaire himself, right? >> but h

the united states, we use those earnings to plow it right back into a more competitive tax code, the lower the rates, to redesign is so we can compete and win anywhere, especially here at home. others would like to use that for an infrastructure relateded approach, so we'll listen to those ideas. i think at the end of the day, the stronger economy we have, the more certainty and resign that actually grows the economy, frankly, is awfully important for investments in infrastructure or anything else. we know we'll be having these discussions going forward. thanks. yes, sir? >> chairman, all the work, larry hart with hart strategies. the work you've been doing on this is terrific, and headed in a direction that we have waited to go for a long time. i think the question that occurs to me in reading about this is whereas in the house, this say direction you're going, the senate doesn't seem to be in the same planet when they talk about this stuff, and the big question comes down to is tax reform going to be done through the reconciliation process? when i think that you would

i think if he were more open to us, we would have a better sense that it would be okay to put him back out there. >> still playing chess? >> no. >> somebody told me you were a chess player. >> no, i don't know how to play chess. >> really? >> they lied to you. >> we checked back on steele's progress several weeks later. >> he had been telling the staff that he was all ready to begin working in population. we made arrangements for him to do that. i believe they came to pick him up and he said no, i'm not going. so for now, he's going to stay on the chronic care unit and we'll go from there >>> good morning. coming up on msnbc's "your business," how will the republican controlled congress and president-elect trump help small businesses in 2017? >> small business star kurt russell on what he learned growing his wine company. >> and would you like to sit down and grab a snack with a dog or cat? two growing businesses cater to pet lovers. all that and a whole lot more coming up next on "your business."

so what about us back here at home? working at record speed to bring more and more syrian refugees into this country. concerns all around the country. major cities on high alert stepping up their city and this terrorist attack in berlin. now the man running for mayor of new york city against buildable osseo -- bill deblasio. i'm not saying we are in the same situation with 1.24 million refugees that have come to their country. we have a lot of people here and we don't know who they are. >> i just walked over 52nd street and madison avenue and i walked purposefully through rockefeller center or the tree is, all the beautiful stories. there's so many people there. the overwhelming amount of police officers unmounted, critical response units. these people very aware that there's a strong possibility of some not doing something. the response will be very quick and effect is. the intelligence side of it, we need that serena was percolating out there. the current mayor that we have disbanded all this intelligence. we've got t

police have this street completely blocked off, and they have pushed us back, because they didn't want us to get into the way of firefighters, but, again, a home where two gentlemen lived on fire. looks like they have it knocked down. the battalion chiefs have been so busesy they have not speakable to us, but at least everybody got out safely. back to you. >>> san jose looks for solutions in the new year after what's been the city's deadliest year in decades. there have been he 47 homicides in san jose so far this year, which is the highest number in 25 years. san francisco city count app council member johnny kamis said nestic vie complication gang violence was up against this year, but also said that compared to other big cities, san jose, with a population of 1 million people is safe. he is also optimistic that next year won't be as violent. >> we think that this is an anomaly. and we hope that next year we won't go down this path, and we hope some of these programs will kick in and start getting kids interested in more than gangs. >> city leaders say the focus will be on police sta

we'll have a live report for you when we come back, stay with us. lou: all diplomatic channels between u.s. and russia are now frozen. russia is threatening to respond in some unspecifies manner, to obama white house's latest -- well latest provocations, as they apply sanctions, fox news, white house correspondent kevin cork with the latest for us from honolulu, hawaii. reporter: so much for russia reset. >> relationship between us in russia has deteriorated. sadly. over last several years. reporter: a deterioration that has seen obama administration increase pressure on the kremlin, with additional sanctions this week. in relation to projects in crimea, russian say that latest move are part of a pattern of aggressive behavior by washington. almost every level of dialogue with u.s. is frozen, we don't communicate with each other or minimally. >> i don't know what to make of his comments, you should ask mr. -- peskov . reporter: from incursion to ukraine, continued bombing of syria and alleged packing activity to -- hacking activity. >> if russia and

the answer in wha president-elect trump can do to get us back on top,'ll be back . swae is blal blal and you do something sensible at the fed and you're on your way. just avoid a trade war, and these other measures, they will work. especially getting rid of obamacare. huge burden on small businesses, creation of small businesses. >> bruce, will tax cuts get us there? >> well, i think if they're paid for and they do things and he holds to his promise of eliminating some things like the carried interest loophole and gives tax cuts to the middle class who elected him out in middle america, perhaps, but he's got to take things seriously and start governing and start tweeting. >> sabrina, you know what always gets me that a tax cut has to be paid for. by whom is it going to be paid for? it's our money. we deserve that cash. it doesn't have to be paid for, does it? >> right, exactly. i'm actually really encouraged by some of trump's picks to run a number of different agencies. for instance, someone like pudster in the department of labor who understands if we want to get

but it comes back to hurt us. so i think that trump, being master negotiator, has to negotiate with saudi arabia and qatar and use our leverage that we're now entering this cheap energy boom that, hey, we don't need you. we're going to put the thumb on you guys now. >> we'll talk about draining the swamps. there's an example. we'll talk about the swamp in washington, mike osanian. here's the house report. god bless them, i'm sure they mean well, but the specific advice that steve and rich just gave isn't in this report. it looks frankly like a united nations report. >> dave, unless there's something in there that talks about taking control of the caliphate, then it's not going to be effective at all. that's why, no matter what you do in terms of trying to cut off their finances, unless you have strong military action, it's not going to be effective. >> and sabrina, by the way, you also have people here that are trying to sd money over there. as i reported in virginia, they caught one guy. unless people think this

the bond market is taking us back to reality. yes, there is a lot of optimism and confidence. >> income managers are reversing some of those they put on treasuries. gary: confidence can create growth, but you won't have 3% growth in the first quarters. >> i want a yell on raise rates a lot in the new year and have trump tweet -- i want yellen to raise rates a lot in the new year and have trump tweet about her. sandra: expectations are high going into 2017. "wall street week" will be right back. >> announcer: the biggest story in 2016 was donald trump. what will be the biggest story in many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. f

but, just take us back to the moment when a difficult situation suddenly became one of utter desolationly. people fleeing, people with no money. it was as if all the normal functions of a state just stopped. i always say that in many other countries — in normal countries — government is supposed to be a facilitator. in zimbabwe, government is an inhibitor. government is a thing that stops you from achieving your dream. and in many ways these stories reflect that aspect of government. i love that you mentioned the president always dies injanuary because, in my defence, that's actually a statement from the presidential spokesman. yes. laughter. because there are always these rumours injanuary that the president has collapsed and died. but yes, the economic situation does play a very important role in that a lot of people have left the country to make better lives for themselves and their children. but the people in my book tend to be the ones who have stayed. and they have stayed in these really difficult circumstances. i really admire people who have stayed. i don't like the phrase "brai

join us back here tonight at 10:00. a race again the clock. nation's largest drug lab trying to stay ahead of the next drug concoction before its got deadly consequences the what the drug enforcement agency is using to stay ahead of the curve. that's it for us. we'll see you right back here at 10. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >>> save our son. saving little braydon. >> and what we can all learn from the tragedy. >>> and that's my truck. >> somebody please call 911. >> imagine coming across your stolen vehicle and giving chase live on facebook. >>> and the beagle that can't stop sneeze. the shocking reason for rex's non-stop sneezing fits. >>> plus, real life x-files. what are those sounds haunting an entire town? deafening noises. what the heck is that? >>> and volley ball play tier the rescue. -- player to the rescue. ♪

stay with us. >> back with incredible video, fire rising through high-rise in dubai. the flames could be seen for miles. authorities say the fire started in a penthouse and quickly spread. no one was hurt. the fire is latest in series of fires to hit upscale buildings over the past two years. >>> well there is story may have you glad that you don't live in florida florida man was picking up his mail when he was met with a unexpected visitor. >> first thought the strong vibration was the sign of earthquake, then he realized he was practically standing on top of 8-foot al gate that had been living in the storm drain right outside every his house. >> moved over. look down, some type of earthquake, but it wasn't, and i felt the vibration again. >> florida wildlife removed the full size gator from the drain. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> that story gives me the chills. >> well, from florida to sleet and snow and everything else, much of the count have i left cleaning up from a storm system that brought snow, ice and rain. >> resident in milwaukee woke up to 7 inches of s

...but say k (15;25;37;22 ahern) this back area here where we suspect the origin of the firethe two story building, with no sprinklers or fire alarms, was being used for an electronic dance party that night.former tenant shelly mack called the building a death trap:(sot shelly mack) when there's an event they block the back stairway because they don't want people walking down the back stairway tripping over all the illegal cordsthe city was reviewing complaints of potential code violations related to illegal construction inside.the building's owner is likely to face many questions...as the california. the city says an inspector was sent to the warehouse on november 17th... after an illegal construction complaint was filed... but couldn't get in to the warehouse. a mistrial for the south carolina police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man last summer. summer.the jury deliberated for four days.. discussing a possible verdict for former north charleston officer michael slager.but the judge decided that no unanimous decision could be made.sl walter scott in the back after pulling him over for a traffic violation.scott's family says the fi

. >> in i would like to thank you for having us back on the show, but yes, i think i'm surrounded byas you can see the cross over here. i think it's really important to know what you're going after and what you're trying to ultimately achieve in life? >> bryce. >> well, i don't go to church on sundays regularly, but e clay brings me a lot and i have the greagreatest time with him. the things that they do, they're fun, they educate you as well. and it keeps me into going -- i want to go back, like it's fun. >>> that brings us to an instance, if you guys had to improve race relation inside this country, what would you suggest? it seems like you guys are on to something, how would you start with it. >> for the race relationships to start with, you need to make -- let everyone know that race what you do. as my mom always says, if you get the job done, that's fine. it not did matter who you are, what you are, where you come from or what your race is? >> that is true, especially on the football field. people think, hey, like he is good. he is like, he is great, but sometimes, when -- it's

the bond market is taking us back to reality. yes, there is a lot of optimism and confidence. >> income managers are reversing some of those they put on treasuries. gary: confidence can create growth, but you won't have 3% growth in the first quarters. >> i want a yell on raise rates a lot in the new year and have trump tweet -- i want yellen to raise rates a lot in the new year and have trump tweet about her. sandra: expectations are high going into 2017. "wall street week" will be right back. >> announcer: the biggest story in 2016 was donald trump. what will be the biggest story in sandra: t 2016 election dominated every facet of news this year. but which story was the biggest business story of 2016? gary: david, what was your biggest business story? david: i'm going to cheat it's the comeback of carbon energy, particularly coal. lot of companies went bankrupt as a result of the attack on coal the past 7 years by the obama administration. but some people saw it coming. carbon energy, particularly the potential of the united st

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join us back here on mosaic. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with lorrie star, executive director of the contemporary jewish museum and gravity goldberg, associate director for public programming. thank you for being here. there is a wonderful way in which the museum in its nimbleness collaborates with other institutions both jewish and secular and i know there is an amazing program happening in october with our own san francisco symphony. >> that's right, eric. we call it cube brick around -- kubrick around town. we are so excited about october 13th, 14th and 15th, the san francisco symphony is a full orchestra performing live to a screening live "2001: a space odyssey." >> october, 13th, 14th and 15th. >> it is an amazing score performed live by our san francisco symphony. >> incredible. >> i also know you are really renowned for attracting world renowned artists. and so ned kahn, which is a name that some people recognize and some not, what is he doing for you? >> we have a wonderful exhibition

bring us back that feedback. help us improve it every step. because the timetable for us is to continue to listen to the feedback through the end of the year. our tax teams are writing key provisions of this as we speak. we're also getting feedback to make this better as we work toward introducing this early in 2017. and now because we have a president willing to lead on tax reform in mr. trump, while we don't know yet where this fits in that first 100 days of governing, but wherever it fits, we're going to be ready to deliver pro growth tax code, tax reform that leap frogs america back into the lead and grows wages and jobs and salaries. jim, with your permission may i stop and take some questions? [applause] yes, sir? >> please just state your name and affiliation. >> happy to. thank you, chairman brady. i want to thank you for being here and commend your staff for being incredibly easy to work with receptive throughout this process. looking for your thoughts on how to include infrastructure investment with tax reform. congressman brady: so

they sent us back to the gate. we were there from like 8:00 to 2:30 or 3:00. reporter: it was a similar situation for nelson, who just returned from las vegas after a layover in charlotte. >> they kept on delaying my flight. every hour they moved it up an hour. finally at 1:00 this after nan they said my flight was canceled and sent me to another gate and gave me a ticket and sent me to b.w.i. reporter: drivers had to adjust schedules as they waited for road conditions to improve. in d.c. metro suspended bus service for several hours. in baltimore, two people were killed in a crash on an i it involved more than 60 vehicles. i-495 north also experienced delays and first responders worked a 23-vehicle crash. they later found a man dead about a mile away from his car. officials say the cause of eath is unclear. kimberly, over at reagan national airport officials tweeted things were fairly normal despite the first winter blast. they were asking some travelers to be prepared for some delays due to the de-icing before takeoff. live at dulles international airport, a

he missed a game, but he tweets us back, something in his back. wasn't until he was trying to make a diving catch that his back was aggravated and he left the game. now about that initial hit, he saw nothing wrong. >> that was a big hit for sure, one on the hardest i got hint in my career for sure. just knocked the wind out a little bit. that is all. you ever get the wind knocked out of you, you know what that feels like. >> moving forward they will have to lean on bennett. the good news, he would be the feature tight end. >> keep in mind i mentioned before he will be out eight weeks, the super bowl is nine weeks away. >>> that is the story here. back to you. >> it is a loss no question. >> jim smith is live. the fans have to be bummed out. >> they are but they are hopeful for another super bowl run. this is definitely bad news. the team and the fans will miss adynamic player who is one-of-a- kind. >> just amazing but he gets hurt all the time. >> that is not good at all. >> mood. news of rob gronkowski's greatest w0e's s. >>> he is such a critica

they understand the hard issues that brings us back to the other tweet in which donald trump shows he knows nothing about bipartisan policy on nuclear arms control. everything is superficial and it's about impressions, impressions, impressions. good for politics, but bad for nuclear war. >> it casts new light for them. the stereotype may be driving that and i hope that's not the case. he has been quoting a woman or some other role because he thinks it would attract viewers and help innoculate him and names under consideration at the time. they are all conservative pundits. we know that shawn spicer is going to be the press secretary and he didn't go for a pretty blond woman. what did you make of the idea that he is trying to cast and it really is casting. cast the administration with attractive women. >> what we were told is central caving is a phrase he uses quite a bit behind the scenes. and the first preference for the job was kellyanne conway. she was not interested in doing the job. she wanted another post which she got. it is a way of sort of in donald trump's mind, putting your

bring us back that feedback. help us improve it every step. because the timetable for us is to continue to listen to the feedback through the end of the year. our tax teams are writing key provisions of this as we speak. we're also getting feedback to make this better as we work toward introducing this early in 2017. and now because we have a president willing to lead on tax reform in mr. trump, while we don't know yet where this fits in that first 100 days of governing, but wherever it fits, we're going to be ready to deliver pro growth tax code, tax reform that leap frogs america back into the lead and grows wages and jobs and salaries. jim, with your permission may i stop and take some questions? [applause] yes, sir? >> please just state your name and affiliation. >> happy to. thank you, chairman brady. i want to thank you for being here and commend your staff for being incredibly easy to work with receptive throughout this process. looking for your thoughts on how to include infrastructure investment with tax reform. congressman brady: so

s role is limited by the statute that governs us. back to 1934. i do believe the government has a role to monitor and provide additional fixers in the stays, they are not authorized by the lawyer for us to do. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2 >>> the business insider reports that janet yellen took a victory lap. at the university of baltimore's commencement she said although there are changes, the jobs market is the strongest that it's been in a decade. here is some of what she had to say. >> short version of what i have to say is that while i expect workers will continue to face some challenges in the coming years i believe for two reasons the job prospects and opportunity for knew graduates are very good. first, after years of slow economic recovering, you were entering the strongest job market in a decade. the unemployment rate is near what it was before the recession. this is a level associated with good job opportunities. job creation is continuing. the rates are low and job openings are up over the past couple of

and so, yeah, it's a break, but it's a break that we need to redirect us and to set us back on the courseshat we ultimately want to walk. >> and my children are muslim, my eldest daughter said i have to be honest, my favorite holiday is christmas. because you get this constant reminder everywhere you go it's about love, it's about peace, it's about joy. and it really doesn't matter how you connect to that, but that you to connect. up symbolically, it really has an intense answer that it is a reminder and human beings benefit from the reminder. >> we have to take a break. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month n. >>> we