weis still are funded the same s c-span. we get our money from the cable companies who carry our programming. c-span'she other state out there are funded by the legislature. that is good in some ways and challenging in other ways. the good part is we have complete editorial independence. calls from get but wel legislators, don't have to follow their bidding because they are not funding us. the challenge is we have to provide a product, cable operators adding value to their subscribers. public affairs at great value to their subscribers, but finite values. we have added a lot of programming elements that appeal to different groups of pennsylvanians, and they all have something in common. style,e kind of c-span so minimal amount of editing. because we are a nonprofit, cost of production per hour as low as possible. there are things you can't find on cable anywhere else, because everybody else in television, every channel you come to has a lot morning -- more money than we have. we can't compete with them head to head. we put t

if wey like, we can see can get that pipeline built. a lot of jobs, 28,000 jobs. construction jobs. a renegotiation of terms. he said renegotiate twice there. what does that mean? not know yet. on the campaign trail he talked about getting a better deal for america. industryome in the puzzled, what eminent domain would mean. we don't know. we would have to wait and see. host: reaction to opponents of the pipelines -- the dakota access pipeline is one that is more recent. we have seen footage on tv of the mass protests. over the weekend, the leaders of the native american tribe out there told the protesters to go home from the protesters. are they asking the protesters to come back now? guest: not yet. there has been a lot of backlash. is mostx tribe concerned about the dakota access pipeline. they've out to fight the project in court. they vowed to continue to protest. there are concerns about an encampment close to the pipeline. a resolution was passed asking protesters, fewer than 1000 who want to stay there. they have asked them to leave because the encampment is on a floodplain.

i am rabbi eric weis and i am welcome to be -- i'm happy to be your host. we are here with the senior rabbi of -- of rodef sholom run by stacy friedman and we are here with joann foreman. many people think that mental illness is the domain of the psychiatrist and they don't talk about a psychiatric episode or mental illness. they think that -- or, they think it is in the political realm advocating for public policy. so, why the synagogue?>> that's a great question. one of the things that the synagogue uniquely offers is that this is the place where the whole family resides spiritually and they reside and spend their lives there throughout the lifecycle. so, we see families cradle-to- grave and beyond. we see people for multi- generations. we see people at their worst times and their most joyous times. the fact that people live their lives as part of the congregation means they can bring their full cells and that is important to us. if somebody goes to the psychiatrist or psychologist or counselor, we don't representative -- replicate the services they get e

year, weis time last were getting ready for a blizzard. i am feeling really good about january so far. ok, doug, thank you. you can get the latest information anytime on your phone by downloading our abc 7 stormwatch app. here is a story that a -- generating a lot of talk on social media. an employee of a school system has been fired after a message she posted to a student. tomorrownt spelled incorrectly. katie nash responded to the tweet by saying, but then how would you learn how to spell "tomorrow" with the correct spelling yeah cap the student had no problem with the employersbut nash's did. coming up, why the show will no longer go on for the ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus. details on how you will see the final act in our area. and check out this video from lakeland, florida, and alligator roaming about. the woman who shot this video of the gator, estimated to be at least 12 feet long. it would take someone awfully brave to get those exact measurements. doug: here is some -- jummy: here's some video coming into our newsroom

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weis quite possible that will not have an adequate basis for negotiations, and will be talking about even cover -- tougher sanctions. enough toot tough follow what might be called the iran model. there is reason to believe that the north koreans are not pleased with their current situation and would like to negotiate and the question is whether there is a basis for negotiation and whether we can at least begin by having talks about talks, in which there are no preconditions on both sides me. there will be concerns that we have off the bat, and that is we not have these negotiations legitimize north korea's nuclear programs. if we get into serious talks, these talks would be aimed at ultimately a non-nuclear weapons states in the north. the north may be willing to go there or not. all of this needs to be explored. i would say early on and the administration as i believe bill perry is doing, we ought to explore the possibility to see whether we can have a basis for negotiations. host: donald trump tweedy and north korea," north korea just tweeted -- just said they have a nuclear weapon

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hao wei you getting on in seoul?bout how his family turned him against the regime in tom young. —— how are you getting on. me and my family, my sons and my wife, did not come to that kind of conclusion just in one day. at the first stage there is a kind of ideological debate inside the family, especially between me and my son is, when my son is entered the uk's university, the education they received was quite different to what they got in north korea. it was something totally different. so at first they started to ask me questions, why, when they learned history in high school, then my son after school he came to me and asked which is right, about the second world war, the first world war. so there was quite a different explanation about the same thing in the uk and north korea. so first of these questions started to come up to me and then these questions pushed me into a very difficult situation, e—commerce as a father i have to tell the truth. —— because asa have to tell the truth. —— because as a father. and if i

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that is the area wei had the fat fatality. this is what we were talking about as far as the unseasonal nature. january and february, about 35 tornados. you work your way to april and may, and that number gets into the peak season, and when you look at the state by state average for the month of january, the only western state, california on average, one tornado across the southeast. this is typically where you would see it, but, again, rather high concentration in one day, early in the calendar year. only 17 lives were lost, the lowest number since the 1980s, four of them now in the first couple days of 2017. it is all moving to the northeastern portion of the u.s., becoming a heavy rain event. notice that storm around the northwestern area of the united states. a lot of rainfall around san luis obispo. look what happens here. arctic air begins coming into thursday into friday. could shift far enough south where the impact could be felt around places in the southern u.s., atlanta, temperatures at 66, dropping into the 20s by s

wei we'll start with the foggy conditions. this is center city. you can't see the building tops because we've got low clouds and nothing gi conditions. the good news is in some spots like philadelphia and wilmington, visibility has gotten better over the last couple hours. trenton still at only a quarter mile. allentown a quarter and only an eighth in redding. that's dense fog which means driving not the best as you go north through the suburbs and into the lehigh valley berks county that. will linger through the first half of today. the entire viewing area, the fog starts tonight all the way through early tuesday morning. here is why. rain is going to move through, heavy at times with damaging winds and heavy rain. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> tornadoes hit the state line in georgia overnight. 11 people are dead. more than 23 injured. more than a dozen tornadoes have hit the south this weekend alone. >>> shifting gears back to our area, bridge closed. that means traffic headaches for the more than 40,000 drivers who use the turnpike

one of the things that will drive british strategy in 1916 says, weis the hague have to get into flanders and shut these people down. we always think of the hague as being a bloody-minded butcher, but his proposals for offensive in the north have a real strategic purpose. he wanted to shut down the u-boat yards. the allies, the americans will invent strategic bombing doctrine in trying to get at the u-boat yards. the problem is, with the u-boat building facilities and everything, the u-boat pens in world war ii, they were designed -- the blue coats -- blueprints, the germans pull them out and have it again. 1916, 1917 technology and weapon nearing and bombs -- , theyeering and bombs are more successful with the zeppelin because of the raids on the german zeppelin. the u-boat is difficult. hague is right, the best way to shut them down is to get them with manpower. we go back to the other question, room 40. yes.question there is a big jutland hearing. there is a jutland inquiry. there is a jutland scandal. and essentially, we really don't find out the real story about a jutland until many

you in a uniform swear a similar oath, ti protect and defend this country and the constitution that weisach of you made a solemn pledge. you committed yourself to a lift of service and of sacrifice. and i, in turn, made a promise to you, which, to the best of my abilities, i've tried to upholdd every single day since, that i w way when it is absolutely necessary, with the strategy, the well-defined goals, with the equipment and the support that you needed to get the job done. because that's what you rightfully expect and that iss what you rightfully deserve. i made that pledge at a time when less than one percent of t americans wear the uniform. fewer americans know someone who serves. and as a result, a lot ofot americans don't see the on sacrifices you make on our behalf. but as commander-in-chief, i do. i've seen it when i looked intof the eyes of young cadets,ry knowing that my decisions couldo very well send them into harm's way. i've seen it when i've visited the field, at bagram and baghdad, far from your families, risking your lives so that weves can live ours safely and in w fre

. >>> south korean prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant f for samsung's jan wei lee. >>> trump tweeted outgoing cia chief john brennan blasts president-elect trump on russia threat, doesn't fully understand, oh, really? couldn't do much worse. just look at syria, crimea, cla ukraine. >>> china is rejecting donald trump's projection that the one-china policy could be changed after he takes office. both china and taiwan agree there is only one china. they disagree which government is the legitimate ruler of china. as a result, beijing's views on taiwan, they consider it a breakaway province. the u.s. only has diplomatic relations with beijing and not taipei. >> china's foreign ministry says the policy is the political foundation of relations with the united states. the u.s. has acknowledged the policy since 1979. let's go leecive to china to ma rivers. donald trump continues to make waves with his comments about the one-china policy. what is the reaction there? >> reporter: well, beijing has now had to respond several times to these kind of comments from the president-elect. this is mult

it's within a measurable period confident wei am are going to be able to liberate.harlie: the way that isil came out of al qaeda, won't there be some other terrorist organization that will be worse than they are that will follow isil? where are we in the long struggle against terrorism? secretary kerry: at the beginning of that struggle, which will go on for some period of time. i said today that the united states naval academy i think is generational. there's boko haram. there's al-shabab. you can run the list of these people, from africa to southeast-central asia. need to go,k we where the world has got to put effort, is into -- we need a new marshall plan. we need a greater engagement not just by the united states, but by all be developed and near developed worlds, need to come together more effectively to deal with this astounding --in many parts of the world, where you have young people who in many places, they are not going to go to school and they don't have opportunity, and if all tively, as, collec leave them to the devices of radical religious extremists w

weis all about dow 20000 and are watching oil, weekly inventories down. what are you expecting?: crude trading at point $93 a barrel and we all are waiting figures. lastly, we had a built of 2.8 4 million and this week, more barrels that we were looking for, almost double what we were looking for. you can see that crude trading cents..42 -- 42 there was less than the drawdown we were looking for, so bearish oil prices. this as inventories were higher, and we will looking for a drop of more than half a million barrels. the forecast were all in the wrong direction. forecastlike the only that was close to mark was the gasoline inventory, which was for 900,000 and instead of 6.8 thousand. the main figure is u.s. crude oil inventories with the buildup 2.8 4 million barrels and -- 2.84 million barrels. we will look at where oil is trading and it is bearish, down about 1% now. we see a further drop after those inventories came out. mark: let's move on and talk about prime minister theresa may , giving in to demands from lawmakers, agreeing to publisher plans for brexit in a weekly sess

i do explain it a little bet wey take it because of the salt trucks out there. > thank you very much, marina maracco. > here is something that you never want to see,is som it's ar turned school bus in the middlee of the roadway. this was the seen on brian townn road and hunter hill place in waldorf this afternoon. the bus collided with withd w another vehicle andit ended up n its side.it the driver of a the bus alongus with an aidan a student sufferet minor injuries. two people in the other vehicle also had minor injuries.inor the cause of the crash remains under investigation and weatio understand there were just three people on that bus.. > a grieving mother wantsther answers after her son is hit by a delivery truck driver. what her son wasn't thisis driver's first victim and she fears he won't be the last. > two members of the prince george's county liquor boardar were arrested today and there could be more arrests to coming details on the fbi roundup next. > plus, four people taken into custody for a sickening crime, a disabled man tortured onortu facebook. what the white house i

yao wei—ching and baggio leung are separatists, arguing for independence from china.as the response from pro—beijingers when they tried to get back in. the separatists have only limited support so far, but they think they are being watched. all those applications that i can use in this phone has been hacked. they are taking us to a town where they say most are from the mainland. they believe that high levels of immigration are deliberate policy to undermine hong kong's identity. you can see that it is no longer part of hong kong, a hong king environment. this is something like a city in china. it is. i think that most of the hong kongers don't want to see this kind of situation. support for independence is not widely held, but it represents a radical shift in tone, partly because the goals of the umbrella movement have been frustrated. if the one country, two systems cannot protect hong kong people from the control, the next step is to separate from china. in happy valley, they pride themselves on being a unique institution. tonight, over100 million us dollars will be

michael weis, chiim, bear. and cnn's chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. new reporting about when the declassified version of the intelligence review on russia's ties to the election hacking will be released. subject of the escalating dispute between donald trump and intelligence community. >> we're learning will be released to the public on monday. few days away. current president briefed on thursday and president-elect on friday. question is what does president-elect trump do with this information? does it allay his own concerns about this and his doubts about the hacking and the intelligence agencies' assessment that russia is behind the hacking. you and i and public will get the first view of the review that president obama ordered of this intelligence. see it on monday. >> if donald trump is not listening to u.s. intelligence, who is he listening to? >> it's a fair question. we don't know. talked to people inside the intelligence agencies. keep in mind it's not democrat or republican issue right? obama administration says russia is behind the hack but

and here in london, diane wei liang, she's an author, and she was one of the students involved in theina and looking i'm sure at social media, what do people there make of donald trump and some of these threats? at the beginning when donald trump was campaigning to become president his rhetoric had been very much against china. some chinese including people in the government had believed it was just rhetoric, but donald trump is a businessman and someone china could do business with. but as the rhetoric becomes more and more severe, 110w rhetoric becomes more and more severe, now he is taking actions, taking calls from taiwan and nothing has let up and the chinese are very cautious and very vigilant and stop ifi cautious and very vigilant and stop if i look at the media response within china, the response is becoming tougher as well. china is bracing itself for a trade war and perhaps even military confrontation with america. and that is it, we heard from one of the people interviewed in that film but he is playing with fire, donald trump. if it comes to a trade war howwood china resp

wey wrote a letter saying don't have research. we're going to keep trying and look at different populations, but this is not good news. benjamin: for this perspective of law enforcement, it is essential and has made a huge difference for us in taking pharmacists and doctors off the market. we don't know every instance when they sell drugs, but with the pdm p, you know every time a doctor has prescribed drugs. , so if ahe dosages doctors prescribing the same drugs and the same maximum dosages, we know if the patients are living miles away, if there are dangerous cocktails being prescribed together. it is essential, not just for medicalion, but for board regulators and pharmacy board regulators in combating the problem. every time we get a conviction and the "l.a. times" reports on it, it sends a message to doctors. us want to emphasize how important the data is. -- i just want to emphasize how important the data is. jill: the states operate them very differently. some states are in stating border controls. new england is particular

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violence, weis wonder if the devise of race in america can ever be bridged.an african-american community that feels unfairly targeted by police and police departments that feel unfairly t maligned can never understand each other's experience. or surf thehe tv internet, and we can watch positions harden and lines drawn. people retreat to their respective corners. politicians calculate how to grab attention or avoid the fallout. harde all this, and it's not to think sometimes that the center won't hold, and that things make it worse. i understand. i understand how americans are feeling. saydallas, i am here to that we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we think. i know that because i know america. i know how far we have come against impossible odds. [applause] >> i know we will make it because of what i have experienced in my life. what i have seen of this country and its people. their goodness and decency, as president of the united states. and i know it because of what we have seen here in dallas. ffer, but have su show

>> chris kitsy followed by wei may. >> good afternoon. >> thank you board for the opportunity to speak again about the naming policy for the chinatown station and rose pack situation. my name is chris kitsy and live in marine and spoken before. names are ainary important way to preserve the memy of people and places and also to help people navigate. i like to share thoughts about this. if a place is going be named after a person, the person should be dead for at least one year. that is pretty common. i did research online with universities to do naming of buildings and that is very common. the reason is because after someone dies all the bad things come out about the person, the good, the bad all these things happen and this is actually the case with rose pac now. her sisters are now in a fight over the estate. here is what sf gate said about that. the size of the pac's estate is a surprise said. disfite influence she was surprising to have wealth. my other concern is we shared before is rose pac's kidney transplaent how is it people go to china and find a marching organ donor in as li

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going back to the wei function. year to day. change that to one year. you can see the adjustment.y 0.1%. sterling is up. the bulk of the people in the ftse 100 are strictly investors. anyway. we will move on. oil started the year kicking higher. this is kuwait, it really started its output cuts. coming into force from the first of january. yousef, run us through the impact that kuwait has had. again, it comes down to crude oil. it has had a block lester year with gains at about 45%. will depend on if opec is successful on implementing the deal along with non-opec. it includes mexico and russia. kuwait has started moving on that front. citing the ceo of the kuwaiti oil company, this is how much oil they are taking out of the system. you are looking at this chart. when hundred 30,000 barrels per day. -- 130,000 barrels per day. that is how much we are looking at. iraq addressing some of its reduction requirements. you're looking at news coming out around concerns that it is not kuwait that should be in focus. there is commentary out from gadfly saying they need to look iraq, and nig

weis: we have the trade ghted renminbi. and the dollar weighted. since are down the most 2011. you are making an interesting call. nine-monthay a option on dollar-yuan. quite an aggressive level. talk me through your thinking. >> we are saying dollar weakness back end of 2017 versus the r&b. -- versus the renminbi. the fiscal deficit will drag the dollar lower in the second half of next year after a higher peak yet still to come in the first half of the year. that is the dollar side. rnb is a managed currency. it is still a current -- a current account surplus country. secondly, the main point for our view is that it is not really in china's interest to continue to encourage rnb weakness. it spurs higher inflation in a year where there will be leadership elections at the top for the presidency, it deters foreign investment in the it does not really serve china well to encourage that weakness. manus: your best case scenario is there is no one-off situation. awe movement for the chinese. >> we do not think it benefits china. if you keep on doing that, where is the bottom? china n

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to say wei am pleased are joined by the mayor of london. there seems to be a real push from the u.k. governments to explain to the people of britain but also to people here who are decision-makers what brexit will mean. how can london defend itself from the excesses of brexit? guest: the important thing to impress to you, our government and business leaders and political leaders i made from across europe and the world is the british public did vote to leave the european union and did vote to leave the structures and what they did not do is to vote to make us poor. thing is, the promise it can listen to, job creators, banks, the financial iftor, political leaders, london was to become inward looking, if we failed to secure privileged access to a single market, if we fail to attract talent, these businesses would inevitably leave london. paris,ll go to frankfurt, or berlin. lose and a lose for europe. francine: to protect london this is what you say you want privileged access to the eu single market. guest: london has been a city ,hich has at

so weis a way to do this are getting all of these promises to the american people done posthaste and doing it in a way that doesn't jam up the fire hose. part of it is insurance and we thesece these, giving issues the proper attention they need. if we put them all out on one day, they lose -- they get lost in the ether. pledgesthe promises and to the american people because they are important to him. >> is the president going to 5 -- up the leadership of [indiscernible] has heyou clarify, started to have discussions with the leaders of canada and mexico? i think he will continue discussion tonight with speaker ryan at the meeting after the reception. -- the other to part was nafta. he discussed on the phone with both leaders his desire. but his goal was to have that hediscussion when they come in person. i mentioned yesterday, the foreign minister of new -- mexico is going to come to set the table and have meetings ahead of president opinion you nieto. this has been his first day. it has been pretty robust. you are going to see a lot more come out. things thatlot of have to get done

, wey: samsung of course break down that investigation on what caused the fire on the note 7. batteries. that is expected to cost more than 5 billion dollars for samsung. we are looking at winners and losers of a potential china-u.s. .rade war we breakdown what trumpet means for global trade -- what trump means for global trade. on bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ >> >> we are in the middle of the day. welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. ♪ samsung blames the overheating note seven fiasco o on batteries made by an affiliate. donald trump want release his tax returns as he offers up alternative fact. and on a portable hong kong, most extensive housing market for the seventh year in a row. the lack of specifics on donald trump's inauguration speech shows this protective tone from donald trump. that is affecting marketeer here in asia and sending the dollar lower. was thisaw last week rebound in u.s. treasury yield. the treasury yields soared higher and the dollar fall off. this is an having anyone because we are seeing this reversal. this is seeing a reversal. this is having an impact

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