>> i think vince is right. were seeing a rollback of the changes obama made, which he make her merely by executive order and not through legislation. taking not only back to th early days of the bush administration, but i think it is action worse than that because you have not just these suggestions that we are going to revert to torture, we're going to revert to black sites, but his overall demonization of muslim americans and muslims around the world -- which is very counterproductive to what is the stated national security aim of trying to bring people together to fight against isis. i think this is an overall set of measures that are really going to set us back in terms of national security, of course, hugely seminal to our constitutional values and the rights of americans here at home , which will be affected as they are demonized as being terrorists. , you wroteiza patel a piece, an op-ed piece in "the new york times." can you lay out your concerns? >> the pisa wrote about, i was looking at the three or f

vince. vince has plenty of airborne experience as a three—time world champion skydiver.d i would watch the magazine and i would see what yves was doing as a pilot and as a pioneer of wing shooting and flying. i would see who he was. outside the hangar, things are getting a bit noisy. this is why we got up early. 0ur ride has arrived. with the chopper on the flight line, it is time for yves to become thejet man. no flight would be complete without an inspirational soundtrack. i notice that as well as lacking doors, this particular helicopter lacks seats in the back as well. ok, 20 seconds until launch. that is without a doubt the most bonkers thing i have ever seen. so, we can just see yves in the distance. he is flying formation with the helicopter. there he is. he is going to fly parallel with the helicopter right now. oh my word. you will believe a man can fly. he has got about eight minutes' worth of fuel on board that. here he comes again. so, we arejust coming into land now, but yves is going to land by a slightly different method. just in the distance out there, yo

and how i chose nashville was i did vince vaughn's "wild west" comedy festival they have. it's where they did the original grand ole opry. you've got to see this place. i just walked in it had that magic. >> jimmy: it's so funny. >> so incredible. >> jimmy: very funny. and your podcast which i love you know do it twice a week.

you know, our producer vince lovers penguins. if he could adopt a penguin, he would. if you are taking down the christmas tree, weaver a suggestion. >> don't throw it out. give it to the coats. most goats raised for their milk or farm shows, here is something you didn't know, also great tree recyclers, they eat the needles. also good for the goats digestive. >> oh, my gosh. that's what meisha is eating on her diet this week. >> learned two new things today, learned about the goats and meisha. >> coming up, we have been talking about the golden globes all morning, now a closer look at the fashion. see the top looks on the red card this year. >> and donald trump's transition to the white house, see what is ahead for the president-elect at his cabinet pick this week. we will be right back.

that was when vince was born. when he opened mr.oe's cafe a dozen years ago he put grandma's recipes on the men you. >> the grapes are made and rolled in cheese. >> reporter: everything here is made in the old fashion way. so little pillows and yours are made with racotta. thin steak and sauteed and cooked in sauce. meals come with glass of wine and salad and desert from across the street. >> when i come in it's like sitting in my grandmother's kitchen. >> it's like a family meal every time. the restaurant is decorated with old family photos and artifacts from his father's days in the kitchen. >> is this original right here? >> vince worked all his life there taking it over from his father and passing it on to his sons. >> people taste history. it was when he retired from the bakery and opened mr. joes. he runs the restaurant 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., tuesday to thursday, 6 friday and saturday. most of our customers like the schedule it's the european schedule where they have the main meal in the early afternoon. at age 78 he has no

i am open to term limits, reelection of congress income vince is 96%. these have become almost futile list passed from one generation to another. our democracy was supposed to be one of new voices. in california we have some of the most diverse, gender traverse assembly. is there is an opportunity to in 12 years in the house and senate, i will. >> how many terms do you plan to serve? rep. khanna: i am first serving wine, let's see if i do a good a second. to get from a philosophical perspective, if we have 12 years in the senate and house, similar to california, that would be great for the country. >> your background? in. khanna: born philadelphia, the son of immigrants. my dad was a chemical engineer, my mother was a schoolteacher. my interest in politics came from my grandfather. he spent four years in jail with gandhi during the independence movement. it gave me a sense that one could make a difference and it mattered. i went to the university of chicago where i knocked on doors for president obama's first came whenwent -- first campaign he was runni

let's go to vince in pennsylvania, vince. >> caller: jimmy, it's vince from south philly giving you a boo-yah. >> ginos right back at you. how can i help? >> caller: xerox and conduent is cut. i was just curious what your outlook is on both companies going forward. >> conduent is interesting. i like xerox. i saw gold men saman sachs talk positive. it reminds me of the spin off that's the printers and p.c.s. just generates a lot of cash. i think they can do a lot with it. i think xerox is seven. i like the stock. let's go to dennis in michigan, dennis? >> caller: hi, jim, the industry is hit hard in particular brick and mortar. jcp is closing stores and it has been hit hard and in particular today down 2.5%. your thoughts on jcp to buy now. >> i'm not a department store fan. we've seen a critical level of departure from people going to the mall. macy's two years ago had the best christmas ever and look what happened. this is a secular downturn. it's not going to be any time turned around. i have no interest in owning a stock or recommending a stock at jc penny. burt? >> caller: hello,

this week vince cable made it clear he thought freedom of movement shouldn't continue.nths ago that someone as committed as vince to the liberal democrat tradition would have said one of the core freedoms of the eu should no longer apply? theresa may says she wants workers for the farming community and others say they want banking and service sectors to have freedom of movement. it's entirely possible to have a migration policy that allows britain to get the skills it needs in the sectors that matter without accepting freedom of movement as it currently operates within the eu. you will say but not being in the single market. you're not going to say that! the problem with the muddled thinking is that britain seems still not able to understand that you can't have your cake and eat it. you can't have the single market and not freedom of movement. it's not on the table! i don't think we do want to be in the single market. the cake is not on the table. panettone! president putin has engineered a rapprochement of sorts with a key player in nato — turkey — and is using it to d

our core photographer out there right now, hey, vince, who is out there right now? scott, give credit, scott battling the elements. can we give a round of applause for our photographer out in the field. yes, seriously, you don't want to be out in this weather for very long. but you can see the ponding already taking place here, guys. this is in atlantic city, just as the tides come in. we'll have not just coastal flood warnings but also advisories up and down all of the shore lines. but this is a very messy day, obviously, the rain is coming in, and skewing the camera lens, so again, big shout out for scott battling the elements, but, our eyewitness weather watchers also out and the reporting there observations right now. we go anywhere from dry, and chilly, up in the poconos, reporting sellers berg, just clouds right now, winds starting to pick up. northeast at 14 miles per hour, but no rain, no snow, just yet. he's one spot by the way could likely end up with couple of inches of snow. meanwhile take it further off to the south, 45 degrees, the value, let's see, it

roof deck in the nurture i future through this is a great place to put that the how's that nora and vince has is a modest 2000 square feet house the house has a ground level guest room rent-controlled unit to a business traveler when we were were approached by the roof deck i recommended they do the full footprint possible they showed those plans to the neighbors and after february they decided to scale back that is coming in four and a half feet from the south property line the roof deck was modified to two hundred and 59 square feet was slung vince pointed out they willfully defines decided to go with the glass rail with less loss of light to the neighborhoods and as far as the privacy question we have two images one of which shows the view of the neighbors rear yard from them the master bedroom and the next image is the view like from the proposed roof deck that is looking into the same area and from my perspective not much of a difference at all what is proposed is consistent with on the roof deck both in the city and in noah valley - i want to and here's on image that shows a red-leg

vince cable, good to see you, thank you forjoining us.on the 2nd of march. it follows the collapse of the power—sharing government. donald trump has promised a trade deal with britain will be a priority when he becomes us president on friday. an inquest into the fatal shootings of british tourists in tunisia 18 months ago has been told local security unit deliberately and unjustifiably delayed their arrival at the scene. sport now for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. competing at his first grand slam tournament as world number one, andy murray made a winning start in melbourne. he beat ukraine in straight sets to reach the second round at the australian open. i think he played well, my opponent. he was very aggressive and i made it difficult, but the conditions, i was playing very fast all their, it was very lively, which she hasn‘t been in the practice of weeks. so i found it hard that i managed to get through it. a good day for dan evans, also through to the second round. he beat argentina in straight sets but fa

biogr several layers of biographical screenings and health checks in with vince -- by specially trained offices. out of the nearly 60,000 people referred to the united states only 12,000 have been excepted. of the assyrian refugees accepted by the united states three-quarters are women and children and half are under 13 in 2016. we are the leader of thehe free world in a republic founded on the premise of religious freedom in a society that for generations has called out to the tired and the port and the huddled masses yearning to be free. that is to we are in the name of fighting terrorism mr. trump has made an exceptional to bend the children from our shores that our no different who would sit in the back of in ambulance in aleppo or the lifeless body on the beach shows the worst savagery of t humankind. once you learn details that president trump chooses to make the vetting even more extreme than it already is. into simultaneously ando weekends the -- weekends the civilians of those who have risked their lives as a recruiting tool of the narrative the western and muslim world and if

c-span will have live coverage of all the days of vince and ceremonies.atch live on c-span, c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span's washington journal, live every day with the news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, we're taking your calls, emails and tweets. we will speak with columnist and radio host around the country about the year ahead. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. join the discussion. tonight on c-span, q&a with author ronald schaffer. that is followed by the annual banquet of the muslim public affairs council in long beach, california. the annual washington ideas for, filmmaker ezra edelman talks about ♪ announcer: now "q&a" with author ronald schaffer. mr. shafer discusses his book "the carnival campaign." -- mr. shafer discusses his book, "the carnival campaign: how the rollicking 1840 campaign of 'tippecanoe and tyler too' changed presidential elections forever." brian: ronald shafer, why did you write a book called "the carnival campaign"? ronald: fo

i will speak to the former business secretary vince cable about the president—elect‘s plans to securel with great britain and i will be discussing all that. and tomorrow morning's headlines in the papers. that is all ahead on bbc news, but now, let's get the latest on the political crisis in northern ireland, with new election set for march the 2nd after sinn fein refused to name a new deputy first minister. my colleague at nita mcveigh is at stormont for us. —— nita mcveigh. thank you very much and good evening from stormont. it has been another eventful day up there on the hill. it was deadline day and that 5pm deadline to try and find some sort of deal to salvage the power—sharing executive here came and went without any solution. today we have heard a considerable amount of vitriol from the two main parties at stormont who had until a week ago been sharing that power with the post of first minister and deputy first minister. we heard from the unionist dup who said sinn fein, instead of working with them, chose to pursue a path of political self—interest. and from the republican pa

you know what vince said back to him?e with me but i don't see what value it will have to business. it's a lot bigger conversation than watson come here, i need your whatever. know who the senator was? huh? yeah. i'm the only guy in the world that tells a nice story about al gore, i think. think if al gore hadn't -- maybe he knew that. maybe he knew that that innovation had no value at all. what about $100 billion for that? until you have customers, boom, we got an explosion out of it. maybe when we build institutions of innovation, somebody better raise their hand, say it's not making the pie any bigger, not fixing that right there. what fixes it is when somebody actually starts a business. there's been about 26 million companies that actually only six million of the six million, four million of them have only 1.4 employees, only two million businesses, that's getting smaller. see, we keep working on innovation while the part that actually fires it and creates customers and creates gdp and gdp per capita, that's getting

vince gray wants to be mayor again. he makes no bones about that. first he recognizes he has to be a good ward seven council member. then he can survey the field a little bit later this year and see what's happening. can he beat muriel bowser. if somebody else gets in carl racine, i asked him recently about this and he won't rule it out. he says he'll decide later this year whether he'll run or not for mayor or run for reelection or maybe go back to private practice. the 2018 mayor's race has started in 2017. >> vince still figures he was robbed. >> he thinks he was terribly mistreated by the 2010 scandal investigation. it lasts for many years. he was never charged with any kind of im decided he got mistreated and he's back. >>> still ahead, a brazen crime and a call for more security in one d.c. neighborhood. >>> cops working a shooting here in gaithersburg, the victim, a woman in her 20s. the suspecttill at large. s . >>> welcome back. it's been pretty gross all day, hasn't it? >> yuck. >> hey guys, just nasty out there, damp and dreary across the

state your name please. >> vincent gray. >> vince gray's swear-in had a personal touch. >> welcome backmy friend. [ cheers and applause ] >> mayor bowser sat nearby as gray offered veiled criticism of bowser's sloganeering versus action. >> too many people have watched while some benefit from prosperity and others remain stagnant. >> mayor bowser didn't shy from the background battle reminding gray and others of their solemn oath of office. >> we swear or affirm that we are not making decisions just for our own ward, just for our own interests. >> gray blames his loss as he was never diindicted. he says he's looking ahead. >> people as me about running again for mayor. it's not a decision i've made. it's not something we've ruled out. >> bowser said she's running again but hadn't yet set up a campaign committee. he says he'll make any career decisions later this year. in the district, tom sherwood. >>> a virginia man now faces charges in a new year's day shooting. leesburg police tell us justin robin turned himself in last night. he's accusing of shooting a man yesterday morning. the vi

no american deserves to be gunned down on the street, vinc vince.he people who run that city want to make it all about gun control. yep. forget your diatribe -- you are totally misreading the law. that is false, bernard. that is false. that is true. but the cases will be much more difficult to make without the child's testimony. you can't hold hall them in. move to texas, paul. there is no way you can stop the madness, he has decided to pay the attorney general and his law firm $300,000 taxpayers a year. i don't know if my publisher will take the book into the japanese market, bill, it's not exactly easy reading for those guys over there. what a nice thing to do, sue. i'm going to make sure that the tulsa show one week from tomorrow is excellent. tales on billo'reilly.com. finally, very happy birthday in massachusetts, she is 106 today. she's not eating that fast food, i don't know. my grandma if that fast food and died at 97. she was in twinkie heaven. finally, the factor tip of the day. now, because of the election, bed fellows are all over the pl

. >> in his grief, vince earth harding turned to reverend james lawson, struggling with his own sense of guilt. it was lawson who asked dr. king to come to mom fis emphis to su the striking garbage workers. less than a week later, martin luther king jr. would be assassinatedbalcony of the lorain hotel in memphis. >> still wrestling with my own -- difficulties. one day i was on the phone with jim about something or another. and i said to him, jim, how do you feel about the fact that -- that you were the one who invited martin there. and the pastor and friend that he is. he is probably picked up what i was stroog to struggle with. was trying to struggle with. what was clear to me, martin wanted to come to memphis. he said when i first call martin to invite him, he was in the staff meeting. and i can hear the voices, just booming on to the telephone. martin, tell him you can't come. martin, we have got too much to do. martin. just say no, martin. and he said, martin -- pay no attention and said okay, let's arrange it. and i was not forcing martin. it was not me primarily, martin saw thos

vince, thank you as always. >> eric, thank you. good samaritan getting caught up in a frightening ordeal, and the video, well, it's going viral. what this motorcycle had to go through to catch up to a suspected drunk driver. we'll show you the clip in its entirety. >>> plus, the former first couple recovering well after a recent bout of respiratory illness as they continue to battle other health issues, dr. nina ratcliff weighing in ahead. ♪ ♪ mom, i just saved a lot of money on my car insurance by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log? um, one hundred and fourteen years. man i thought my arm would be a lot more jacked by now. i'm not even sure this is real wood. there's no butter in this churn. do my tris look okay? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pa

carteres i forget vince is still in the nba, but he does not let us forget.is almost 40, but he still has a nice spin move. does retire anytime soon. age is nothing but a number. speaking of no quit, both -- bothswer really venus and serena williams are playing at the australian open, and they are trying to make it an all-williams final. michelle: today was great. steve: tomorrow we start of mild, middle 50's. then we fall through the late afternoon, early evening. cooler, only of the 40's, dry over the weekend, low 40's. upper 30's with a chance of flurries monday. alison: jimmy kimmel is next. michelle: have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- martin short. from "gold," edgar ramirez. we play big hair baby bingo, and music from lady antebellum. and now, quite simply, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, everyone. i'm jimmy. welcome. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here on abc where earlier tonight our

the event that will officially sentiment of a massive security challenge meriden in a series of and vinceelling a refilling ceremony in arlington national cemetery in. >>reporter: that was last night at 844 it was reported in this of the top for report we expect to see once again the will start to pick up in intensity by 9:00 we will start to see the yellow of the heaviest downpour that will move through once this private will continue and be the worst and heaviest rain coming up will take a close look at your 74 cast tesla has been under fire over the autopilot feature vivid ruling today on a crash involving a test with a burst into flames and what it means for the company's future. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. does your child need help with digestive balance? try align junior probiotic. so she can have a fraction dominating... statu

joining me now, vince warren, executive director of the center for constitutional rights, and elizabeth wydra, president of the constitutional accountability center. let me start with you, elizabeth. president trump will make an announcement thursday. he will make it in the midst of this executive order that's to have extreme vetting and to ban people from seven countries, at least until the extreme vetting is done. in light of that, if he puts someone on the court that will in many ways be in line with that, couldn't we be looking at the fact that we would really be changing from, on a permanent level, or at least as long as that court is not overturned at some future date, immigration policy and immigration law in this country? >> thanks, reverend al. that's a really important question. obviously, the supreme court is important, no matter the context. every year it's an important court. if cases get to the court, they're probably going to raise important issues to the nation. but i think this context shows exactly why the courts and the supreme court at the pinnacle, are so important.

the vince lombardi trophy has arrived. of course that is what the patriots and the fa will be fighting for. there it is. this coming sunday. jonathan: that is vince wilfork. he is a houston texan. he has held that before. alison: and tonight delta is trying to figure out why some of the systems failed over the weekend. airline grounded domestic flights on sundays for what the f.a.a. called automation issues. delta says the issue has been resolt offed but -- resolved but the airline had to cancel another 110 flights today and the airline may have to cancel more in the evening so check into it. last sunday united had to ground the domestic flights for another technical issue. no word tonight if those two incidents are related. well, fit bit is cutting 6% of the work force after a disappointing fourth quarter. the fitness tracker maker that adds up to 110 jobs. jonathan: no months after making headlines with the job opening, the smithsonian hired its first beer scholar. we didn't get the darn! teresa mccullough directed the f

the shooting vince tips are expected to survive. for one gunman in connection with the murder of vivian mare on. the 68 year old woman was begun downed in southeast yesterday as she was head together corner store in her wheelchair. detectives believe gunman got into some sort of dispute with someone and started shooting. marrow was an innocent bystander. a go fund me account has been set up to help with her funeral arrangements. you can find that link on our website, fox5dc.com. now to a story you will see only on fox5. a college student p responded to a job osmosing on facebook. she got hired, but says her new employer sent her over files containing everything from social security numbers to medical records with out so much as a face a to face interview or even a background check. fox5's teisha lewis joins us with the story. >>reporter: this is the facebook post that the center of it all. it's on job connection and hookups page. the capital heights college student says the f inter center services. the department of behavior health

." >> vince is curator and historian of the international spy museum. he showed us real spy gadgets q's team might have actually used. >> a wristwatch. the idea behind this is you can have a secret way to take photographs, making a coin that is hollowed out to where you could put like a microchip or put a small document. >> reporter: as for the souped-up spy gadgets in the movies -- >> if you find yourself needing an ejector seat, in a shoot-out or car chase in a foreign country, things have gone badly, your operation is blown. >> reporter: so rather than machine guns and ejector seats on sports cars, vince says what q and her team at mi6 really spend a lot of their time creating are things like fake, fake documents, even fake receipts to show an agent might have shopped at a store in a given city, creating all the tools that agents really need to effectively operate in their target cities and that they need to stay alive. wolf? >> brian, what other impressions of james bond is the real head of mi6 trying to dispel? >> alex younger said that in real lif

the big prize, the sterling silver vince lombardi trophy was delivered to houston over the weekend. he it australian open roger federer defeated rafael nadal to sn his 18th grand slam title. it was the 35 year old's federer's first victory at a major since 2012. on saturday 35 year old serena mslliams topped her older sister snus to win her 23rd grand slam singles title. for the first time in nearly five years, two soccer teams from aleppo, syria, played in front of their hometown fan this weekend. much of the city has been destroyed in the syrian civil war. the assad regime retook control l aleppo last month. bomb damage was cleared around the stadium and the game was played under tight security. ittihad defeated huriia 2-1. >> and british princes william and harry announced plans this weekend to honor their mother with a statue to mark the 20th anniversary of her death in a paris car crash. the princes hope to unveil the statue later this year, in the public gardens of diana's former home kensington palace. coming up next, excuses, excuses. >> late for work? you're not alone. i'm

among those taking the oath, former mayor vince enltsdz gray -- vincent gray, who now represents ward 7. he says his responsibilities held out of a summit last month. >> it was pretty clear. people talked about healthcare, education and economic development. and we've got to be able to focus on those things. we have a plan that is going to be released in the next few weeks that reflects the work that we're done at that summit. >> gray lost his bid for a second term as mayor to muriel bowser. he is not running for that office again in 2018. >>> new yorkers on the upper east side now have another way to get around. the q line has added three stops. at 82nd, 87th and 96th street. it covers about two miles and costs about 4 million. manhattan real estate is pricey. >>> tens of thousands turned out for the 128th tournament of roses parade in pasadena, california today. barricades were erected at more than 50 intersections to prevent terrorist attacks like ones in berlin and france. the parade itself was highlighted by the usual floats and high-stepping marching bands. alex felix. served as

two moved on, two sent home and a look at vince not ready to go home. the texas big defender tried to take down his former team. but new england weren't having it. look at deon lewis. had himself a night, and he gone! 98 yards, scored three times running, receiving, special teams. but early in the second, play fake trick, texas within a point. but not for long. third quarter, look how well tom brady plays this ball. right on the receiving end. pats win and advance to the afc championship for the sixth consecutive season. to the afc. number two matt ryan, he was the man for the falcons. he and the defense tore seattle apart. three-point deficit, and then russell wilson tripped into the safety. the lead cut to 1, and then it unraveled. ryan tossed one of his three scores to coleman here. 19-10, atlanta wins 36-20. sea hawks couldn't run the football. college football note, justin wilcox will be the bears new head football coach. he was the defensive coordinator at wisconsin, and he's the son of former 49ers linebacker dave wilcox. he'll be introduced to t

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highlights and analysis be from this game and the earlier game today and there's vince wilfork in whaty could be his last game. he's been hinting at retirement. he -- we met with him last night. sure kind of sound like it to me. this was before the game. 11 years here. he'd always come out and kiss robert kraft, the patriots' owner before the game once and then after mira kraft passed away, he would kiss him twice. pablo: a lot of good years he had up here, of course. jim: yes, he did. two super bowl titles. phil: really just a great effort by the patriots here in the second half. houston couldn't sustain that effort we saw from them from the first half. it will be a tough off-season you know, he was so positive last night. off to a good start and you know in this league, you can't miss some throws and a couple of missed throws. had a big drop, too, by fuller. jim: and then his coach coming back to his home area. raised on outskirts of boston. five years he served as an assistant here. there have been all these stories on the surface at end of the year that he may not be back next year

highlights and analysis be from this game and the earlier game today and there's vince wilfork in whaty could be his last game. he's been hinting at retirement. he -- we met with him last night. sure kind of sound like it to me. this was before the game. 11 years robert kraft, the patriots' owner before the game once and then after mira kraft passed away, he would kiss him twice. pablo: a lot of good years he had up here, of course. jim: yes, he did. two super bowl titles. phil: really just a great effort by the patriots here in the second half. houston couldn't sustain that effort we saw from them from the first half. it will be a tough off-season you know, he was so positive last night. off to a good start and you know in this league, you can't miss some throws and a couple of missed throws. had a big drop, too, by fuller. jim: and then his coach coming back to his home area. raised on outskirts of boston. five years he served as an assistant here. there have been all these stories on the surface at end of next year, even though robert mcnair has refuted that. he says there's no chan

and the district welcomed three new council members today during the swearing in ceremony, including vinceray, and returning to ward seven after years of fighting campaign allegations. there could be a rematch in 2018. the two took veiled swipes at each other today during the ceremony. >> too many people in our city neighborhoods benefit from prosperity and others remain stagnant. >> we swear or affirm that we are not making decisions just for our own board or interest. >> in addition to gray, other new council members sworn in today were at large member robert white and ward 8 council member trayon white. >>> and police say they will release more information tomorrow about the death of a teenager girl on new year's day. she was shot by a 15-year-old boy who shot the girl's mother, then himself. they survived and the boy is now in critical condition. he has not been identified. howard hyde school sent home a letter to parents say it is providing support for students after the news about their classmate. >>> and a quiet street in gaithersburg became a crime scene to shot in the leg this aft

. >> former nfl quarterbackuartera vince young sentenced to 18 t months probation for a dwi arrest lastems with his balance during thece d traffic stop.affi young also refused to provide pe a breath sample. he has worked at thed he university of texas' diversitysi in community engagementagem department since 2014. >> kickoff 2017 in a monstrousoo way for this week's specialpeal fox beat free friday give awayvy you could win four tickets andkd a prize to see monster jam. j. >> it features trucks atv's a and speedsters on january 28thuh at the verizon center the aonena prize with a retail value of o $350. $3 go to our facebook page between now and 11:59 p.m. and d enter for a chance to win. one winner selected by randombym drawing on january 17th.ry 17t all entrants must be 18 or be 1o older. complete rules are available at fox5dc.com/contests.com/cont >> i bet mike is going to monster jam.ram. >> i'd love to go to monsterer jam. m. monster jam seems like a great time. time. >> doesn't it? >> who doesn't love seeing a car get crushed aunt biggert big car. [laughter] >> sounds it fun. >> b

the original invincible is against the modern day in vince and is.fantastic occasion, it will be a sell—out. third round of the fa cup, there's always a surprise, hopefully that will be the case on saturday night. it's a massive competition for everybody to win the fa cup. it's a wizard target every year. we know that after a congested christmas period it's a wizard tricky game, the third round. that's why i believe it's a mental challenge as well for the premier league teams to prepare well, not to have a bad surprise and especially when you go to a championship team. it's always difficult. this afternoon sir mo farah is an action in the edinburgh cross country. the four—time olympic champion was surprisingly beaten into second place last year. he is using the event as part of his preparation for the track world championships in london this year and admits he'll have his work cut out against some cross—country specialists this afternoon. it will be tough, those quys afternoon. it will be tough, those guys will want to hunt you down and beat you as q

the original invincible is against the modern day in vince and is. surprise, hopefully that will be the case on saturday night. it's a massive competition for everybody to win the fa cup. it's a wizard target every year. we know that after a congested christmas period it's a wizard tricky game, the third round. that's why i believe it's a mental challenge as well for the premier league teams to prepare well, not to have a bad surprise and especially when you go to a championship team.

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government is no going to cones have i young guy who was convert ordinaried a herein of islam from vinceing hill not do the best use of government resources to engage arab and muslim communities in minimizing the extremism in their own communities and the radicalization process. this is good old-fashioned community policing. talk to communities, bring them forward, engage in a common effort. that tate regular -- that's really ron because unlike europe we do not have a generation 0 contractual -- generational radicalization, we are no dewinn 35,000 people going to damascus and getting training and returning to fran or germany. there's a lot of emphasis with working with arab and muslim communities.s. a the imam, the mother, the ex-wife, the father who knows something terribly wrong isis going on with their son or daughter and must feel comfortable tomming to the fbi or government officials to disclose their own concerns. there's a second piece which is the access people have to weaponry that can kill a lot off people. we have to get serious about who terrorism watchlies and the purchasing of

producer vince is so excited. party in cheyenne, wyoming welcoming the newest citizen of the zoo. >> and fortunately, jim, the guest of honor is in formal dress. take a look at this, baby african penguine arrived last month and was weighing in at just about 51 grams, that's about the weight of two slices of bread. in just about a month he's grown to about 20 times that. zoo keepers say the unnamed chick gets prettifies i. they say that's a good sign. the zoo planning $10 million upgrade to that penguin happen tab -- habitat. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> special birthday at philadelphia zoo. visitors and staff sang happy birthday to matuba western low land gorilla. this silver back turns all 362 on monday. western low land guerrillas are critically endangered in the wild, part of the species survival plan program at the zoo. >> he looks thrilled. >> he does, he does. you know, i have my penguin socks on. these special socks for the holiday. >> you come prepared, my friends. >> big day. i post photo on facebook a

fellow england batsmanjames vince made 44 for the hurricanes to help them reach the target with ease, is over, after he lost the qatar 0pen final to old rival novak djokovic. the world number two was serving for the match in the second set but murray saved three match points to force the final into a decider. the match last nearly three hours and in the end it was djokovic who edged it. despite that defeat, murray retains his number one ranking. you couldn't ask for a better start of the year, playing the final against andy who is number one in the world and has been in tremendous form, winning almost 30 matches in a row. it is an unbelievable performance from both of us. we pushed each other to the limit. the rivalry continues into the new year. that's all the sport for now. i will be back with more for you in the next hour. now this morning a 75—metre wind turbine blade was transported through the streets of hull. it's being put up in the centre of hull as an art installation because this year hull is the city of culture. let's speak to our correspondent in hull, sarah walton. yes,

but former liberal democrat business secretary sir vince cable said he fears it will be split up.isters to halt the planned sale. this week, we had that the green investment bank stands on the brink of notjust being flogged off, but of being broken up with its green purposes discarded. founded in 2012, the gib has been widely recognised as a true success story, kick—starting truly innovative, low—carbon projects across the uk. and yet, this preferred bidder, macquarie, not only has a dismal and terrible environmental record, it also has an appalling track record of asset stripping. why is the government setting up a structure to invite in a profiteer asset stripper? if the gib has been restructured in such a way as to allow it it's to be stripped of its assets, how can the government guarantee that the special share supposedly introduced to protect the future of the gib, will have the intended effect? isn't this exactly the wrong time to be selling off the green investment bank, given that the government has decided to embark upon a new industrial strategy which must, to be in acc