the working class voter who has been ignored by washington, d.c. it was an unbelievable display seeing him go back to carrier and vice president-elect mike pence and delivering on those jobs he promised. he's already done more before he's even in the white house than president obama has done in 8 years. what a great economic accomplishment this was as a president-elect. charles: steve rogers, i have

government films that were in some warehouse probably here in washington, d.c. and survived many years. and then eventually were transferred to the national archives, probably some time shortly after world war ii. and the archives had the original cut. and then eventually they were duplicated. and i'm happy to say now they've been digitized, cleaned up quite a bit and are available on the national archives youtube channel. >> overall, what is the volume? how many films like this were made? >> wow, there are thousands and thousands of them. made by almost every government agency around world war i. the committee on public information pretty sayser to owi in world war ii. every agency, i think they were excited to have this new technology of motion picture. and so they were kind of going crazy making films. and i think like allison said, they were there probably more for dissemination of -- by government officials and so forth. and maybe they were chopped up a bit and shown at news reels and theaters. but i'm willing to bet a large part of the american public hasn

of your life back in washington state, your family, and traveling thousands of miles here to washington, d.c. to the other coast? >> well, we always say we live in the best washington, washington state. i have to say that on camera. but i think that i have done that for quite some time because i worked with the federal government and with congress on immigration reform. this is going to be different. it's going to be every single week. i have an incredibly supportive family. my son is grown so i don't have to worry about that. he's in college. but it's really important for me to go back as much as i possibly can every weekend that i possibly can even if it's a long flight, because to me it is what allows me to stay connected to the district that elected me to make sure that i'm listening to constituents, to make sure that they have an opportunity to know what we're doing. i'm an organizer at heart. organizers know that giving information, being in front of people, talking to people, to build our movement for the kind of country that we see is the most important thing. so i'm going to spend e

it is a map of washington, d.c., which holds center stage, the most famous edward savage we have, the portrait he did of the 1796 it was finished. he started in 1789 when he did just the washington head. he realized he wanted to get the whole family and this was the and only one of washington's first family ever done. a talk on washington several years ago, about west in general, because through the opening, the drawn curtains, you can see the potomac river valley which was washington's key to opening up the west in securing the west to america through access to the atlantic seaboard. washington owned a lot of acreage along the potomac. more out west though. and of course, he gave his name isthe city whose map martha pointing at with her fan. of the things about this portrait is it is so fun to read and when i teach my class and teach them how to read a document, i am not limiting myself to little documents. anything can be a document. to be read, ok. so like a painting needs to be read, and so this one should be read as washington being a family man. we can see that, very, very proud

hammond worked as the united states national postal museum in washington, d.c. for 35 years. ladies and gentlemen, mr. garnett h. hammond. second is mrs. burt bresher, serving with a woman accepted for volunteer emergency service, the waves, a unit of the united states naval reserve, mrs. dresser was stationed as pontiff point in rhode island from 1943-1946 working in the war bound office. ladies and gentlemen, mrs. burt dresser. the next is chief master sergeant timmons. he was in the united states army during world war ii and was a prisoner of war. during his 18 months in captivity, he escaped three times from the germans and once from the russian liberators before returning to american care. after the war, he tried to join the army again to go back to germany to find the nurse who kept him alive by sneaking him food. unfortunately, he wasn't allowed to go while in the army due to the agreement with the germans which did not allow prisoners of war to return to germany, so he joined the newest branch of the military, the united states air force. after joining the air force,

washington's cronyism because he understands how it works. other politicians promise to change the culture that once they get to d.c. ike it. >> they got to washington and something happened. i promise it's not going to happen to me. john: i want to believe it but even if he's an utterly principled man do you believe that? but assuming he is, it's tough for anyone to constantly say no to people. if you are politician people ask you for money all day. i need a grant for my charity. we do so much good. my business needs a subsidy. we employ lots of people. we don't want to fire them. almost no one bothers to go to washington to answer spending cuts. the congressional hearings, 99% of the testimonies from people who want more stuff. these insurance company lobbies want more government guaranteed flood insurance. her career may depend on lobbyists. our care roe wasn't allowed into here that talk. maybe that congressman made a mistake by meeting with lobbyists because this election she lost her seat to another republican in the primary candidate who promises on his web site elected officials need to have courage to say no

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[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, how are we doing, washington, d.c.? cheers and applause ] thank you so mucha -- for having us here -- in your beautiful city. we're having the best week we could have imagined. now let's get to the news. donald trump told supporters last night to go out and vote on [ light laughter ] when election day is actually november 8th. unless november 8th is just a lie being spread by the liberal media. you know what? [ light laughter ] if you're a trump supporter you should probably just go with whatever he says. [ cheers and applause ] donald trump, last night, criticized republicans who are dropping support for his campaign saying, quote, "i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people." trump made the comment while talking to everyone's favorite foxhole, bill o'reilly. [ cheers and applause ] president obama yesterday criticized republicans for taking so long to denounce donald trump and asked voters, quote, "why did it take so long for them to finally walk away? yes, seriously, at this point even trump has. >

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 through the tall pines, i feel a sense of solitude and peacefulness. to someone that has never been in an idaho forest, it is hard to understand the size and beauty. if only you could be here, looking at these beautiful idaho scenes. [sharing] right, this isll the moment. let's everybody countdown. you ready? >> yes. speaker ryan: 5, 4, 3, 2, one. [cheering] ] ♪nnenbaum >> what a stunning tr

some breaking news, out of washington, d.c. and of course, honolulu and owahu, where president obama is on his holiday vacation. in response to cyber interference of the election. we know that several voting system were compromised and data were downloaded from some of those voter registrations and systems were up to 200,000 names ochlt this is the much awaited and anticipated response of the obama administration. president obama says these actions are not the sum totals of our response and perhaps an illusion to covert response. we may also see with the obama administration with more on that. i want to turn back to hans nicolls. what do you make of that line from president obama's statements? >> these sanctions are not just about the cyber intrusion. there is another opponent here. mainly two russian official haves been involved in cyber theft. that's two individuals. one us listed of stealing up from 100 million from u.s. companies. what the president is announcing today is giving them cyber tool making them publicly availabl

. >> we know washington, d.c. is notorious for instance building weapons that admirals and generals say they don't want, giant tanks that will sink in the sand of the desert -- >> really? >> i think almost any government there's room to prune. >> yeah, but what i'm saying is, yes, there's room to improve. >> no, i said room to prune. i use words that rhyme. >> improve and prune, but i'm telling you that where is the m impir kal evidence boeing and lockheed is ripping aus you have? >> exactly right. >> he's using his builder, you know, wherewithal. >> he's pitting bidders against one another. that contract seems high to me, if you have something similar, boeing, you should do something. >> he's calling them in after the fact and saying i believe, me donald trump, who's a branding expert, believes that you defense contractors are r ripping us off. >> you like ben who i love dearly you would blindly continue to -- >> no, i would not blindly agree with donald trump. >> he is trying to cut the fat here. >> how do you k

that can hillary clinton was involved in a child sex trafficking ring hked at comet ping pong, a washington, d.c. pizzeria. sunday, 28-year-old edgar welch, after driving from north carolina, entered the pizzeria and fired shots from a semiautomatic rifle. no one was hurt. he told police he came to rescue child victims but surrender when he was realized there were none. pizzagate proven toor false, it will remain a story." transition sources say flynn resigned before he was to be fired, possibly seconds before.

i lived in washington d.c. and worked at the washington bureau appeared five years ago i got recruited to come to hillsdale and i remained on the staff of national review, but it's become very much part-time. >> host: you were from michigan originally. >> guest: i am a detroiter born and raised in and around the city and went to university of michigan and upon graduation went out to washington and unexpectedly had a chance to come back home five years ago. >> host: what was that experience like? >> guest: that was great. i loved living in washington d.c. my wife and i that we would spend the rest of her days there. we sometimes thought maybe we would retire to michigan. but then i was fortunate enough to get a phone call and get a job. we kept talking about we are moving home and not a circus of felt like. >> host: are you glad you did it? >> guest: i don't miss washington. i liked living there, but i don't miss it. i preferred in michigan. it does feel like home. hillsdale is a great place to live and work. i l

stephen hayes, thank you so much in washington d.c. >> thanks, bill. martha: we will talk with ohio committee. reaction the intelligence agencies. that comes up right here at the bottom of the hour. >>> and president-elect trump calling out the media on twitter this morning. he was quite active on twitter today so far. the media, he says, tried so hard to make my move to the white house as it pertains to my actually, it isn't. meanwhile, mr. trump naming rona romney mcdaniel as the next leader of the rnc. she is the head of the michigan gop, and he's also mitt romney's niece. so there's that to keep an eye on this morning. all of this as a busy day with some of the sultans of silicon valley, telling the group he wants to, quote, help them do well, adding this: >> we want you to keep going

president lincoln's cottage in washington, d.c.ted this hour-long event. >> joining us tonight is the board member candice shy hooper and susan to discuss the new book --"lincoln's general's wives: four women who influenced the civil war for better and for worse." candice shy hooper served as press secretary and legislative assistant to the late texas assistant charlie wilson before becoming ice president of a multinational energy company. of ace president multinational energy company. she then joined a major new york law firm as legislative council.

they do not understand the party is over for liberals in washington, d.c. the american people are demanding that we change the physical direction of our national government but i have to tell you, i learned a long time ago things do not change here in washington dc until they have to. we have to say to harry reid and liberals in the senate, this far and no farther. we have to borrow a line from another harry and say the debt stops here. if liberals in the senate would rather play political games and shut down the government instead of making a small down payment on fiscal discipline i say, shut it down. [chanting] nobody wants the government shutdown, but if we do not take a stand we will shut down the future for our children and grandchildren. this is a defining moment for the majority in congress. not that $61 billion in cuts is much to write home about. this is actually just a down payment, maybe just earnest money on restoring fiscal discipline but it is a start and it is a first step and it will be a first win for taxpayers that could set the stage for

in spite of what's coming out of washington, d.c. we've been holding our own. but in february we learned that here's a company that's going to close its factories and move all of those jobs to mexico. when i knocked on their door and said is there something we can do, they say it's a made decision. just about a week after the election president-elect donald trump picked up the phone, called the chairman of the parent company united technologies said we're going to cut taxes, roll back regulation, we're going to have trade deals that put the american worker first and we'd like for you to rethink this and they said we will. we started those conversations. but i think what people see in that effort, in president-elect donald trump is a man who keeps his word, a man of action and a man who is not going to rest until we get this economy moving again for every american. >> you know what president obama said about this? i was playing it on my radio show today. what is donald trump going to do, wave his magic wand. i thought about it. what he's going to do is what you

i liked living in washington d.c. i was not looking to leave. my wife and i just thought we would spend the rest of our days there. we sometimes talked about maybe we would retire to michigan, but then i was fortunate enough to get a phone call this and get a job here and we kept talking about moving home and that's what it felt like. >> are you glad you did it? >> i don't miss washington. i liked living there, but i don't miss it. i prefer it in michigan. it does feel like home and hillsdale is a great place to live and work. i liked the small town. this was new for me and my wife. it was a bit of a cultural shock, the small rule part of it but this college is a great place to work. the students are excellent. they are smart and hard-working which is true of a lot of selective colleges but the good people. they make me feel young and i enjoy being around them. >> after four years of studying journalism, what do you hope your students leave with? >> hopefully we leave with a major in a different subject. journalism is a minor at hillsdale colleg

a bunch of 70-year-olds running around in washington, d.c. running the party. >> all right, that does it for us this morning. >> wake up. fix yourselves. >> yes, okay. thank you. >> and thank you for watching and thank you for your patience. >> stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much. hi, there. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning, college drama. the electoral college meets today in the most heated vote in generations. massive lobbying efforts to sway electors. many even receiving death threats. >> i have received a couple of death threats. some death wishes. >> one republican elector dumping trump joins us live. will any others follow him? >> investigating the hack. new calls for a special senate committee to find out what exactly russia did and how. as the man at the center of it all speaks out to nbc news with this major allegation. >> what did trump inc. know and when did they know it? >> a desperate escape from aleppo. thousands of civilians fleeing the war-torn city, and one little girl who has the world follow,

and as you can see, it's one of the most beautiful places in washington d.c. and the national park service is a major part of making sure it maintain it's beauty. with us today miss gade, national mall memorial parks superintendent is with us today. [ applause ] the chairman of the board for friends of the national world war ii memorial, mr. josiah bunting iii. representing a great frand of the memorial and our world war two veterans, the honorable, paul chip jannikan. and from the military district of washington, chaplain commander michael pompfry. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors. ♪ ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, it is now time for the invocation. a pearl harbor survivor and world war ii veteran, the reverend richard young. >> let us pray. lord, we gather here today in remembrance of december 7th, 1941 when our pacific fleet was struck by a surprise attack from a nation with whom we were at peace. many of us here today helped defend our nation during that attack. we can still remember the angry drone from the scores of incomi

i lived in washington, d.c. and worked out of the washington bureau. five years ago i got recruited to come to hillsdale and i remain on the staff of the national review but it's become very much a part-time thing. >> host: you are from michigan originally? >> guest: detroit, born and raised in and around the city and went university of michigan and upon graduation went out to washington and unexpectedly had a chance to come back home five years ago. >> host: what was an experience like? >> guest: that was great. i like living in washington, d.c. i was not looking to leave my wife and i just thought we would spend maybe the rest of our days of there. we sometimes talk maybe we would retire to michigan, but then i was fortunate enough to get a phone call and get the job year and we kept talking about we are moving home, we are moving home there and that's what it is self like. >> host: are you glad you didn't? >> guest: yes. i don't miss washington. i'd like to living there, but i don't don't miss it. i prefer it in michigan. it does feel like home, and

but here in washington, d.c., the u.s.nment continues to protect and maintain the former embassy of iran. in fact, a few years ago the state department under the obama administration repurchase gished it and repaired the building's signature blue dome. i went out there today to ask people what they thought. should the u.s. continue to respect the old embassy of the current loading state sponsor of terrorism? do you all know what this building is behind you? >> no idea. >> it is the former embassy of iran. >> wow. >> yeah. >> pretty cool. >> it has been abandoned for the last 30 plus years. wow. okay. i live up the road. and i have never known that. >> i'm not sure if it's been abandoned but i know it's empty. >> it is empty. >> right. >> does it bother me that bailing has been let go and not used, yes. >> do you think we should be making repairs and investing time and money on this building? >> it seems kind of pointless if it is just sitting there resting. >> if they are going to maintain it maybe they can rent to be used

in washington, d.c. josh, in the last couple days or hours, you have a plot foiled in germany and another plot possibly unrelated and a plot foiled in australia. concern about that one. seven arrested. two released. of the five, one egyptian born and the other four australian born. all self radicalized. it is christmas. clearly there is concern about attacks on the christmas season essentially. what is your sense of clearly good news that this individual has been taken down, but the concern across europe and across capitals and cities around the world about christmas coming up. >> reporter: i think the alert level could not be higher. at least now there is a realization that whatever systems and processes we have need to be shored up. they need to be tightened. no more time to wait. there is also a big political story here. these are existential crisis for the governments. the overall big take away should be will the western countries continue to be a beacon of hope for thousands fleeing the war and pers

our bridge that connects washington, d.c. and the commonwealth of virginia, we don't have two senators, as you know. >> that's my point. >> i'm just saying. i talked to their senators. they have to talk to their governor. everybody across the country is scrapping for that same bridge reconstruction. and so we do really need a plan. if i can do it for my infrastructure in the district, certain we can expect that of our federal agencies to say these are the priorities that have to get done. but stafbing the national park service is not the way to get there i would like to add an additional thing in addition to transportation and communication and energy. i would like to think of rdable housing as part of infrastructure as well. as it crumbles, they change the character of of our cities. we like to approach a way to keep it affordable. >> you mentioned the voters's willingness to pass taxes to pay for infrastructure. that is true if there is not an increase in taxes. if it is an increase, it is much, much tougher. a couple other

the controversy found himself right on pennsylvania avenue here in washington, d.c. senior political reporter manu raju reporting on this. manu, democrats saying his business interests in the trump hotel near the white house on pennsylvania avenue, there's a conflict there when he becomes president? >> right. because of that agreement he signed with the general service administration, actually administers and owns the old post office building turned into the luxury trump hotel. $180 million deal signed two years ago, but in that agreement, wolf, it reads no member of congress or elected official of the government, of the united states shall be admitted to share any part of this lease or benefit that may arise therefrom. so come january 20th, donald trump will be an elected official, and there could be a conflict. one reason why democrats are saying that they have been told by the general services administration that trump does not sell his ownership stake, he's going to be in violation of that agreement, elijah cummings, top democrat in the oversight committee made t

we saw this incident in washington, d.c. over the weekend. making money on online ads based on the clips they are getting on these stories. the consequences is what we should all think about. we saw this man walking in the pizzeria in washington, d.c. and shoot a firearm and some are talking about the outcome of the u.s. presidential election and how fake news are consumed than real news and analysis by buzz bee, there are real life implications of fake news being spread online. the question is how can we stop it and the mainstream media help, not to disseminate this type of information but fact-check this information and how are people perceiving this stuff, kate. >> we had some breaking news coming oing in right now. this is the michael slager trial where we were just talking about with our own gabe gutierrez of the trial of the police officer charged of murder and man slaughter of the death of walter scott. lets bring in gabe gutierrez. the jury is back. >> reporter: yes, the jury just came back and sent a note to the judge, their best eff

opening her home to honor washington, d.c. police officers. she and her husband harrison do it in tribute to her son. brian was killed in a patrol car at a traffic light. after his funeral, she tried to get through the holidays. her solution is cook her son's fate dishes and invite fellow officers. >> it makes it great, it starts holidays for us. >> reporter: she cooks three days in advance him she decided at age 70, this year's dinner will be the last. >> oh my goodness! start shopping for the final time, a big surprise, dozens of police officers met her, forming an honor court at the store entrance. inside, washington's mayor, murial bowser with an early christmas gift. impossible to get tickets to the city's hottest attraction. >> we want to provide you and your family with this team ticket to go to the african-american museum of history and culture. god bless you. >> thank you so much! >> we just have all the good piece and all the love and fellowship that she has provided to all the officers. >> all of these officers come into my house an

he gets the washington, d.c. and says, this place is an uninhabitable slump with a bunch of people that are not that innovative or interesting. not much has changed. [laughter] he sort of says i have to figure , out how to make sense of the real meaning and center of america. at that there are 25 states and point he travels to 2/3 of them and he writes back to france and he says i've found the meaning , of america, the rotary club. [laughter] the proto-rotary club did exist. all of these centers of volunteerism and entrepreneurship are not just for profit, they are the steamboat institute, the way social ventures and philanthropy were organized. it is not just that we had theological disagreements when people came to the new world, it is that they were going to build particular local institutions churches, and synagogues. ,ultimately the meaning of america is found in the fact that the europeans used to think there was a continuum between isolationism and collectivism. state-ism and isolated individualism. if you

biden and on january 6th, those vote also be tabulated officially at the nation's capitol in washington, d.cand donald trump will become officially the president-elect of the united states and january 20th, the president of the united states on inauguration day. >> thanks so much. i think we all remember al gore ironically playing the role of joe biden back in 2000. and in a statement today trump thanked the american people for what he called an historic electoral landslide victory. he boasted about the size of his victory. let's watch. >> we had a massive landslide victory, as we know, in the electoral college. i guess the final numbers are now at 306, and she is down to a very low number. >> why would the cia put out the story that the russians wanted you to win? >> i'm not sure they put it out. i think the democrats are putting it out because they suffered one of the greatest defeats in the history of politics in this country. >> in reality, it was not one of the greatest in history. in fact, out of the 58 presidential elections, trump's win ranks 46th. i'm joined by a democratic elector

satellite and radar showing lots of clouds, we have to look out for washington, d.c.r pittsburgh to get that drizzle right now. but there's a warm front that's lifting through today, as it does it could touch off a little drizzle. here's a wider look, cold front well out to the west, that will sweep through tomorrow and give us a wet morning commute. the next few hours, cloudy and misty. temperatures in the 40s, the high is 50, we reach that later tonight. 7:00 a.m. k 38 degrees, 10:00 a.m., 34. clouds and drizzle. in the northwest suburbs you have a freezing rain advisory until 11:00 a.m. in the poconos until 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., 46, 7:00 p.m., 48 degrees, here's a look at future tracker 6, showing at 11:30, freezing drizzle possible here and there. you see the temperatures rise a little bit. 4:00 p.m., it will be drizzle here and there, not very wet. kind of cloudy and damp today. it's tomorrow when the cold front comes through, that's at 6:00 a.m. i know a lot of people have off this week if you're driving to work, i'll be here to help you out, it will be a wet one

. >> a man who fired a gun in a washington, d.c. pizza shop while investigating an online hoax is speaking about the crime for the first time. from north carolina, he came to investigate fake claims that the pizza shop was involved in a sex clave ring. that experience theory links hillary clinton to the alleged ring. he acted in haste and regrets how he handles the situation. he did not say why he fired a military rifle in that pizza shop. no one was hurt. >> new details into the california warehouse fire that killed 36 people. an oakland official confirmed that no city building inspectors had been inside in three decades. weeks before the fire, there were complaints about an illegal structure on this site. the flame started on the ground for a dance party on the second floor. >> our nation paused to remember a day that will live in infamy. the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. thousands gathered in hawaii for a ceremony across the harbor from the uss arizona where it sanction in the attack. 2300 service men died with

send me to washington, d.c. and 'll make it more possible for the next person running my state to run it with more freedom and flexibility, that is the constitutional way. when we win the white house and republicans to congress, make it our aim to reduce the of government by restoring the state, freedom and flex thablt is theirs under it is constitution of the us of america. and finally, we strife to be the at home and tion abroad, let's be relentlessly. know, i've said for years, conservative, but not in a bad mood about it. we need to be cheerful partisans, happy warriors. lord knows we need optimism these days. was reminded of that not long ago at the indiana state fair. man walked up to me, great conservative, older gentleman, with a sad eyes and a weary look about him. to say he ed me supported everything i stood for trembling ked with a lip, he asked, governor, do you think the country is going to it? he had all the tell-tale signs television cable viewi viewing. on his shoulder and i said, of course we're

we've heard the old saying that, in washington, d.c. if you want a friend, get a dog. but when i got here, washington, , ., as a member of congress randy neugebauer was a friend, and he is a friend. he's a man of integrity. he is a man of honor. out thehis best to live beatitudes that jesus talked about better than i have. he has not been a man who is afraid to stand up and call things the way he sees them. that's one of the many things i dmire about him so much. the apostle paul said three things about what he accomplished. he said, i have fought the good night. then there was another clause, then he said, i finished the race. well, randy neugebauer has not finished the race. the race is still yet to go. he has not fin herbed the course. he's just taking a new course. but i know that as a brother in christ, as a man of integrity, he will continue to listen to the still, small voice that has guided him and his wife through the years and has made him someone who inspires me, encourages me, and someone that i would hope to emulate. i am grate to feel randy neugebauer for

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and washington, d.c., democrats are doing just that, but have already decided they will stick with their current leaders for the next term. the strategic questions are critical. >> when we don't talk about economics, we lose elections. >> we need accountability. there is no accountability from leadership. >> this business as usual here in congress is not going to work out for democrats. soledad: do you focus on traditional democrats whose turnout was lackluster this election? or do you reach across the aisle to the obama voters who became trump voters this time around? democratic congressman don beyer was reelected for his second term representing northern virginia. nice to have you with us. mr. beyer: thank you, soledad. soledad: do you think the democrats are in crisis? mr. beyer: it feels that way. i've been back in congress the last two weeks, and there have been many, many long meetings, and not so much finger-pointing but hand-wringing. everyone tries to figure where to go from here. and the good news is i haven't seen this energy in the democratic party in a long time. soledad: th

she wants him to know about theab reel d.c.out i wanted to introduce washington, d.c. to him and make sure, sometimes people have misconceptions of who we are as a city or how we function as a city, county and state, that we pay taxes. we're no different than of thehe other states.othe bowser wanted the new presidentd to know about important issues other infrastructure problems at the top of her list. and they also discussed public education, something important m to both of them.of in the area of education, which the president eclectically to talk about we, for example, we want to maintain our d.c. tag program. we also asked bowser aboutbout threats made by trump during the campaign, to take federal funding from sanctuary cities. our clear statement was certainly about the fears and and to layout the values of washington, d.c. and to really say to him there are opportunities to heal some of those feelings of anxiety among restaurant. > by the way, mayor bowser would not give specifics of whac she actually said to theuall president elect, but they didey talk about the

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by noon today, steady rains reach washington, d.c.y about 5:00 p.m., it's knocking on the door in the big apple. definitely rainy in philadelphia. unfortunately for interior sections of pennsylvania and you state new york, looks like snow for you this evening, 1 to 3 inches. next, after we get done with this storm, coldest air of the season's on the way. i'll talk about that coming up. >> bill, i'm from toronto. we always talk about the fact that montreal people know snow and winter. that must have been slick for them. they can handle snow. really well. >> it must have been one of those scenes where the ice first, the snow on top of it. >> that's right. >> yeah. what a comedy of errors there. >>> the five heisman trophy finalists have been revealed. plus it couldn't have been easier for the indianapolis colts last night. a jets fan, louis, go for a walk before this next story. my bladder leakage made me feel like i couldn't be the father that i wanted to be. now i use depend. i can move the way i really want. unlike the bargain brand,