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. >> wah wah. >> we're doing that and trump is talking to this remarkable base of support that he hasgreat political leader has mastered the means of communication of their time. jefferson and lincoln wrote well and quickly. roosevelt and -- understood the radio, reagan understand television, bill clinton understood cable television early on. and one of the reasons donald trump is going to become the 45th president of the united states in three days is because he mastered social media and reality television. that's where a lot of the country is. >> here's food for thought to the break here. barack obama held 16 press conferences as president-elect to announce nominees. bill clinton, 17. george w. bush, 14 and donald trump has held one. be right back. ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down,♪ ♪d-d-down, down, down? ♪are you... down, d-down, down,♪ ♪d-d-d-d-down, down, down, down?♪ ♪down, d-down, down, down, ♪d-d-d-d-down, down, down, down?♪ ♪are you down, are you down,♪ ♪are you d-d-down, are you? ♪ wis that they contourt tempur-peto your body.s... it keeps us comfortable and asleep at nig

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. >> reporter: matthew mcconaughey, wah-wah. >> i'm from jersey and i also love matt mcconaughey. >>e in matthew's lincoln. >> apparently, that's right. >> let's head outside. >> whatever he's driving i'm buying. >> in chester county eastbound side of the 30 bypass it's crowded now from 340 through this points at 322 on out to 113. also busy now on 55 northbound as you head towards 42. 42 has speeds in the 30's northbound from coles road up to 295. don't forget in woodbury cooper street blocked at evergreen again all day today starting in just about 10 minutes. we've had a few regional rail delays but overall not a bad morning on mass transit. karen. >> we have that freezing rain advisory for the lehigh and the poconos but we've been watching closely. the only place we're seeing it right now is up in mount pocono in lake harmony. in allentown it's still just rain and in flemington new jersey and in quakertown but you want do keep an eye on that for any slick surfaces as temperatures dip just below freezing. most of the area is dry. it's up to the north we have some showers at the mom

and it is disappoint iing to wah as my peers do not get the same opportunities, and they are not regarded with the same care. thank you. >> thank you. >> well, that is wonderfully succinct and if i could sometimes persuade my colleagues to express themselves with brevity, we would make much more progress in the house, but it is not always so easy, i assure you. and now let's see if we can have a contributor from yorkshire and hamberside. and what about the chap with the brown trousers. yes, your good self, indeed. >> curriculum for life is the swiss army knife, the multi tool of campaignts. it can set the foundations of the future campaign, and teachings of the political awareness can then go on the increase the part of the vote for 16 campaign. and also, different cultures can then increase the support and the increasing support of the other campaigns. for the curriculum for life campaign, we can increase support for other campaigns. >> thank you very much indeed. how about the northwest of england. yes. much waving. how about the young woman here. yes, indeed. your good self. >> thank y

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i always have some sort of wah-wah moment in there. you guys all doing well this morning? yeah.n this show. hayden is going to be here. this segment brought to you by walgreens, your local news and weather. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by ford. we go further so you can. >>> good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. mike nicco is here with our bay area forecast. >> still have one concern out the for feezing fog around santa rosa and areas shelters by the sunshine. temperatures 31 degrees. all the moisture in the air creates black ice. look at this. sunshine, low to mid-50s. increasing clouds form. the heaviest and most damaging part of the storm, saturday night and sunday. >>> we have one new crash in for the dumbarton bridge. at least one lane blocked. two vehicles are involved. you are stop and go as you head across the bridge. >>> coming up, the parents of the toddlers that had the dresser fall on them are receiving backlash online. they're talking live. next on "gma." we'll have another update in about 30

one this evening you want to wah rubio is what does he do in the committee.here's only one member difference between the republicans and democrats on the committee. they could send it to the full senate without tillerson being confirmed. if rubio did take that to the senate, his opposition and you saw a few more republicans decide they couldn't go with because of that questioning, that could put him in significant jeopardy. i think people are more nervous in the transition and republicans on capitol hill who want tillerson confirmed, they're more nervous today than they were on monday. >> on another topic here, the repeal of the affordable care act. till us in. >> reporter: the house is going to take the first step today in laying the groundwork to repeal obamacare. it's a little bit down in the procedural weeds because what this setting up the ability to repeal the fundamental pillars of obamacare with just 51 votes in the senate. that means they're going to be able to strip away quite a bit of this law only with republican votes. now, the challenge is going

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the one thing we hear from those countries is, wah out for the russians messing around with your elections. disinformation, fake news, messing around with computer hacks. in france, they're even funding one of the political parties. so, there is a huge effort by the russians to do just what they appear to have done here. and so, that's a bit of evidence in and of itself. >> senator king, john heilemann here. i'm curious, we're seeing reporting that donald trump and his team are contemplating an overhaul of how intelligence works in washington, d.c. and a streamlininge ining of that bureaucracy. what kind of reception will that get among people who follow intelligence closely on capitol hill? is there a belief that that kind of -- some kind of a good faith effort towards streamlining would -- is perhaps in order? >> well, i think there's always -- you know, there's always an opportunity to streamline or to make more efficient any bureaucracy. that's something that you'll always ought to do on an ongoing basis. if they're talking about taking away the position or severely weakening the posit

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