willie, it is good to see you.hen i talk to get to get on the show, you said you were in the middle of nowhere in the woods.o hillary clinton has beenid spending a lot of time in the woods. are you looking for her right now? >> i thought she may walk by tonight, she is not here in this part of the country. i can tell you that. there was no hillary clinton sightings here, i was free of that. actually, i came to the woods because when i'm in d.c. for that long, i talked to my doctor, i have to detox. i have to go out on the woods for at least a week to get away from all that. get away from everybody in the woods. try to get some meat. >> ed: so hunting season is almost over. we can talk about that in a minute. t i did see you at the inaugural. give me your reflections on that. and then we will get to theur women's rally that you saw. i was wearing a hat that "the new york times" called jaunty the next day. you've always got the band on your head as well. i was to try to match you, perhaps. give me your reflections on

willie? >> feels like a good day to stay inside. morgan radford, thanks so much. >>> now to president-elect donald trump who will become the 45th president of the united states on friday. he slammed john lewis on twitter saturday morning after lewis called the president-elect an illegitimate president. kelly is at trump tower for us. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie, and as the trump team is trying to deal with that, they're telling us another little detail about the inauguration, that justice clarence thomas will administer the oath of office to the next vice president mike pence and he will use the reagan bible. that is new. but guess who won't see that? a congressman like john lewis and about a dozen other democratic lawmakers who say they will boycott the inauguration. and this comes as donald trump is not taking the advice to back off some of his critics. the self-described counter-puncher in chief. >> i'm a counter-puncher, you understand that. >> reporter: -- step

however, that is not john willis. >> who is it? >> that's what john willis would like to find out.ause john found a gopro hero 3 rolling around in a cave. >> those are the great treasure finds of the sea these days. >> they are, aren't they? so yeah, he found his camera, plugged it in, charged it up, made sure it was working, found this footage on the gopro. what do you do these days when you find something like this? >> you post it online to let social media help you find the surfer. >> bingo. to john willis' facebook page we go. today i found this camera. if you recognize the guy in this clip, please let me know. i would love to get this camera back to the rightful surfer. >> has he heard a response back yet? >> it's been 24 hours later, gayle, and the connection was made. yes! there it is in the comments, right there. like i said, that's not john willis. it is, in fact, dave west. he says, hi, john, can't believe you found my gopro. that's brilliant. i thought it was long gone. we'll speak to you soon. the new millenias lost and found. >>> there is a female student walking in th

i'm willie geist. it was the tale of two days in america as donald trump was inaugerated on friday followed by massive demonstrations here in the united states and around the globe. mostly women taking to the streets as reportehe chastised media. >>> plus, kellyanne conway, a previous trump critic, who helped turn around his campaign and vault him into the oval office. what did you think when he said, kellyanne, i'd like you to join our team. >> nobody really turns down trump. >> today i'd like you to join us in history. speaking out against donald trump one day after he took office. the women's marches had about 600 sister marches taking place around the globe. washington, the biggest turnout with more than half a million, 500,000 people. here in new york, more than 400,000 estimated to walk the streets of manhattan walking right past the president's home in chicago. and out west in los angeles, the numbers reached more than 100,000. nbc's morgan radford is at trump tower here in new york. morgan, goo

the first 100 days, willie, you need an opportunity -- you need to build political capital. you need the support beyond the amount that you got on election day. and i think he's going to find out on day 101 when he is struggling to enact an agenda that maybe he started out too divisive to begin with. >> you have a lot to talk about this morning, chuck. chuck, thanks so much. we'll have much more on the new president these first days later this morning on "meet the press." >>> president trump signed his first executive order just hours after taking office on friday beginning the effort to repeal and replace eventually, he says, obamacare. what would a repeal of the affordable care act mean to those protected by it now? i put that question to kellyanne conway, advi helper of the pres. can you give some sense of what that replacement will be? >> president trump has promised to repeal and replace in quick succession. he said it could happen the same hour, same week, same day, perhaps. i think it's great that some americans that had no health insurance now have it. that's a wonde

about willie's life.ening. >> facade. >> wasn't like the turkish prison days in '78. >> y're like a grateful dead guy, joe, classic rock. maybe. >> bill walsh? >> widespread panic. >> elise is widespread panic. >> spread head. >> i just was like this. ♪ >> first time i heard that, oh, my god! when did my grandfather go into the recording studio? no. i want fast songs that a minute half. boom. >> what is that? >> ramone's fan? >> elvis costello. the clash. more so than '85, you know, like every band that i ever played in, you know, there would always be a guitarist, let's do "dark star" man! >> what? welcome to the working week. minute and a half. go! >> he likes fluff head, phish. >> still ahead on "morning joe," republican senator tom cotton who says u.s. sanctions against russia are too little, too late. plus senator rand paul who is calling for the immediate replacement of obamacare. i guess he is not a black flag fan? >>. >> president obama is set to meet with democrats on capitol hill with joe manchi

i'm willie geist. we are 12 days from the presidential inauguration of donald trump and othe official end of the obama era. as contentious endings come to obama this week. >>> the alleged shooter now facing the possibility of the death penalty as fresh images emerge of the chaos inside the airport. >>> and later, ahead of tonight's golden globes on nbc, we'll sit down with nominee and previous winner jeffrey tambor. after a long career of memorable supporting roles, he found the part of a lifetime on "transparent." >> he's certainly funnyer than i. arguably better looking. >> a great conversation with a great man, jeffrey tambor a little later. >>> let's begin into the investigation of the shooting at ft. lauderdale airport that left five people dead and six others wounded. did the authorities miss important warning signs about the shooter? nbc's kerry sanders is at the airport with the latest. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. according to documents, esteban santiago came to ft. lauderda

chairman, it's willie geist.week ago today and talk with him ahead of the hearings. did you express your concerns about his business ties to russia and his personal ties to vladimir putin? if so, how did he respond? >> yeah, i did talk to him at length, and i'd like for him to answer those questions himself publicly. but i felt very reassured. i had a long phone conversation with him first, and then we sat down. and as you know, willie, i've talked with him several times through the years about multiple topics. but i do. i don't think -- again, i don't think his views are out of the mainstream of richard haass, who's on set with you, or others who are concerned about the nefarious activity that russia's engaged in at all. i don't think he's -- now, he does have relationships, and i think that's what attracted president-elect trump to him, in addition to the fact that he's run a global enterprise, and that's something that i know president-elect trump really respects. and my guess is that what could happen here, w

mi willy, tu abuelita! hermosa ella, y mira las palabras, mi willy. mucho. karla: que sean muchos mÁs! que dios te dÉ salud y sabidurÍa. alan: oye, y los regalos... william: ya paren. johnny: consientan al niÑo! alan: oigan, yo cumplo el 28 de marzo! satcha, regÁlame algo! estoy celoso! satcha: tan hermoso y tan sentimental, y espÉrate a que te conviertas en padre. vas a llorar todavÍa mÁs. nos vamos directamente a lo que acapara titulares el dÍa de hoy. abogados hispanos piden aplazar la audiencia de confirmaciÓn del nominado jeff sessions. alegan que el republicano habrÍa omitido informaciÓn de su desempeÑo como fiscalizador en alabama. sessions se encuentra bajo la mira por sus presuntas posiciones racistas, contra la inmigraciÓn y sobre los derechos electorales. desde washington d.c., lourdes meluzÁ nos acompaÑa en vivo. lourdes: muy buenos dÍas, satcha. esta carta al congreso de la asociaciÓn nacional de abogados hispanos tiene impacto. ellos consideran que sessions no ha completado todo el proceso de revisiÓn de antecedentes, y les preocupa much

mom ended up texting him the other day going where is willie?e responded, he's coming to school for a higher education to provide stability for his future. she said simply you're done. >> at least he made it to college. >>> let's go to a girl who may not. a weatherman says he got a text from his daughter. he is the weather man in atlanta. he told the town it was going to snow. his daughter responded with my weather app disagrees. the weather app said it wasn't going to snow. his response in maybe the weather app should pay for your college tuition. >> oh, burn. >> boom. >> the internet loved it. loved it. retweeted 51,000 times. liked 157,000 times. guess what? it snowed. dad was right. >> truth be told, if you're in the tv news business, you're not paying for her college education hereto. >> sorry, chris. >> community? >>> this morning on "world news now" the president's final speech to the country. see the packed house in his adopted hometown coming to its feet throughout the night. it was the president's most personal message that stole the s

willie?her groups. let's bring in brian sullivan. good morning, sir. >> congrats to your sister -- oscar for "oj made in america". >> little special sauce to the geist offspring. >> nothing going on in the world of business we'll talk to you later, right? >> want to send up a congrats and thank you, if i had a brother he would work in a junkyard or something. >> impress ifrn woman, no doubt about it. >> what does it mean? okay, all of the pros on wall street, i get it, it probably doesn't mean anything, there, i said it. however, to much of america it should only because few reasons. number one, dow 20,000 means that stocks are going higher which is good for people with retirement plans and pension plans and good for the state of new york and good for the state of illinois which needs their pension plans to come up, good for college retirement. look at the usa today, the dow is back on the cover of sort of -- not business focus papers necessarily and i think maybe that can get attention back

i love willis in the lounge. >> willis ring tone. $1.99. >> only 12 left. >> only 12 left and you'llet a "world news now" coffee mug as well. >> wait, we're also going to throw in a cosmo, a fun updated cocktail, lisa. stay with us. this is a great drink. 25 years ago the cosmopolitan was the drink of the time. i'm going to use tangerine vodka, an orange liquor. a blue ciraco. >> i thought that was nyquil. >> i wanted that wnn color. look at this. >> but that was the drink of choice for the show. >> it was. that is releasing some secrets to the show. anyway, and a little bit of white cranbe just cranberry and a squeeze of lime. that is important for this. and david was saying can i have one? >> but we only have 59 seconds. >> still producing. let it go. >> cheers. >> that's what i need. >> there you go. the wnn celebration lounge is open. cheers. rob always comes to the bar. he's always at the bar. rob always loves the lounge. he never misses a cocktail. hello, rob. absolutely. >> should we wake up barbara walters? she's under the desk too. >> we'll have barry's very special polka. >

phil sat down with state assembly speaker and san francisco mayor willie brown to weigh in. >> i was open by saying how did you rate him on a scale of one to 10. i'm not sure, can you grade this? >> no, no, you cannot. he is establishing a whole new collection of things by which you're supposed to measure people and at the moment he is the only one in the group. >> trump is a salesman. he has made his living off selling. can this salesman govern? >> i think this salesman can govern. i think he is going to be measured by being a salesman and not by being what we traditionally measure presidential leadership by. >> when he says we're going to take america "back, when we are going to take the government today is the day where the government goes back to the american people, how is that going to go over -- >> he said this is the day it's returned to you. and i am your representative so to speak. and then he closed with the most nationalistic speech i have ever heard!! from anybody being sworn in. he said, buy america and hire america. everything is going to be america first. you go abroa

ana patricia: gracias, mi willy. tenemos buena mÚsica.mando fotos, y luego se le va la mano a la pierna! karla: mucho cuidado, porque esta chica tiene dueÑo, y lo conozco muy bien! marco: se llama marc anthony! ah, no. ¿tÚ no tienes dueÑo? ¿segura? william: mira, se puso nerviosa! marco: yo te vi en el aeropuerto! no, nada, con tu equipaje. francisca: por eso, me contaste del viaje a filipinas. william: ¿te pones nerviosa, francisca? francisca: no, yo no. karla: siento que para francisca este es un aÑo maravilloso. ana patricia: y que pueden cantar esta canciÓn, "amar a mi nivel", con los huracanes del norte! ♪ ♪ no jures que me olvidas porque va a ser en vano ♪ ♪ si el amor tiene precio yo te di del mÁs caro ♪ ♪ que yo me he puesto parte no te ha quedado claro ♪ ♪ y el dÍa que se me ocurra regresas a mis brazos ♪ ♪ espero y que si buscas amores como el mÍo ♪ ♪ te alcancen veinte vidas para encontrar mi estilo ♪ ♪ besar, cualquiera besa pero existen niveles ♪ ♪ y tÚ en mis brazos sabes que te vas y te vienes ♪ ♪ dime quÉ va a pasar el dÍa

is that willie nelson, deb? i don't think so. that's not willie nelson. who is our dj today?hecking out the roads on this messy morning. live mobile three in new jersey right now. >> we do see some snow earlier. but you can see nothing right now. looks like the roads are wet. still want to be careful. out to katie now, katie, it may determine whether you have wet roads or seeing some stowe flakes? >> much more in the full forecast at the bottom of the hour. i want to gave you a sense what the weekends will look like, we may end up with chance for larger storm, starting sunday night, it is still just a chance, but something we're watching. meantime, still will absolutely have said it. guys? >> okay. >> oh, i'm sorry, laughing because that wasn't willie nelson. i knew i wasn't -- i mean i'm not a big willie nelson off each at owe. >> we had to get to the bottom of it. >> millennials tend to be viewed as trend setter ers, but as it turns out, marriage may not be sitting into the generation lifestyle. >> millennials born between nine -- 1982 and 2004, does not include jim donovan

talk, willie, about the reordering of the political process.ou actually had union leaders, bernie sanders, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, democrats all on donald trump's side on tpp. i can tell you that is actually significant and you would have to go back to the teamsters actually endorsing ronald reagan in 1980 to find that. >> certainly got against republican party orthodoxy to come out against free trade. this is not a surprise to anybody. this is central campaign promises, something he lined up with hillary clinton on during the campaign. a big statement put out yesterday from bernie sanders celebrating, endorsing the decision to pull ow of the negotiation for tpp. so you have a republican president who, as we've said many times during the campaign, became a republican about two years ago. so some of the things he believes, this is just the first example on day three, will go against everything republicans who are working with him right now in congress believe about the way the country should be run. >> we all -- everybody got a lot of thing

i'm willie geist.s been another weekend of demonstrations after a dizzying first week of executive action under president trump. overnight crowds gathering at airports across the country in response to the president's order signed friday temporarily banning the entry of immigrants to the united states from seven countries and suspending the country's refugee program all together for four months. then a late-night victory in court for the opposition after a lawsuit by the aclu. we will sift through it all with a live report and chuck todd in just a moment. >>> later, tom brokaw takes us through his 50 years at nbc news. >>> and leslie mann, the star of some of the biggest comedies in the last two decades, on life on the big screen and how her husband, judd apatow saw her in an audition, knew she was the one. >> she did say to ben there goes the future mrs. an pay tow, but i think he may have said that about heather locklear and j. lo too. >> our conversation with leslie later in the show. >>> let's begi

she as immigration, willie we are no furtherforward.ration, willie we are no further forward. she said she wanted to reduce the numbers but no clarity on the mechanism for doing so. on customs union, she said she wanted the benefits of being outside, to negotiate trade deals but she wanted the benefits of remaining inside to ensure tariff free trade. similarly ona ensure tariff free trade. similarly on a possible transitional deal, she said she wanted to avoid permanent purgatory, but no clarity on the time we may have for the transitional period. the reason for this ambiguity in these key areas is because mrs may is deeply wary of revealing her intentions to our eu partners ahead of the critical negotiations. she said she will not be pressed into revealing more than she has two, if she fears is going to damage the national interest. there are, i suggest, two other reasons we didn't learn more. one, there is still active debate and discussion and disagreement within government over critical areas like immigration and finally, mrs may is

don't mess with willie brown. >>> coming up, california could see some budget cuts. plus senator jerry hill joins us with more details on his budget plan coming up. ,,,,,,,, that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. ,,,,,,,, but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. he is asking for a 122-point-5 billion dollar budget for the state. >>> at the state capital, governor jerry brown outlined plans. he's asking for a one point $25 billion budget. he said it will be the tightest budget since 2012 because california has seen a decline in revenue.>>> joining us here to talk about this is senator jerry hill. we were talking off-camera and you think there could be a transportation plan in the next month? >> i do. the two thirds in the assembly, we may lose >> reporter: so the clock is ticking on major things in the state. le

david willis.d to be a key focus for asia is expected to be a key focus foertrump and he asia is expected to be a key focus for mr trump and he is going to take a much more tough line on china. he is going to withdraw america from the tra ns—pacific partnership. earlier, i asked what it will mean for the trade deal if the us is not a part of it. a think ttp without america is pointless. even though you have some countries saying they will push ahead, i don't see there is much benefit from that unless america is going to take part and it's quite clear they not going to. and beazley the signal is sent to the rest of the signal is sent to the rest of the world is not a good one. it sends a signal that the us is becoming protectionist. —— and the signal that is sent. trump seems to see it as a zero—sum game. if you win, i lose. see it as a zero—sum game. if you win, ilose. it see it as a zero—sum game. if you win, i lose. it implies a more aggressive approach against china. these are the two worlds mos

that's a promise, willie. thank you, mr. busey. >>> stay tuned to nbc for "meet the press." thank you for helping us kick off our 2017. we'll see you r >>> take action sooner. did the city of oak rand drop a ball on this. take a live look outside...... san jose from communications >>> good morning, everyone. happy new year. live look outside. first sunrise of 2017. good morning, thank you for joining us. garvin thomas and iran na is here to give us forect. >> so a lot of this happy fog you're seeing is going to be sticking around. a lot of the temperatures are in the going to change much

that's a promise, willie.all. thank you, mr. busey. >>> stay tuned to nbc for "meet the press." thank you for helping us kick off our 2017. we'll see you r >>> heading into the 9:00 hour on news 4 today. new year terror attack. a rising death count in turkey and the man hunt for a gunman who opened fire in a nightclub. ♪ >>> big celebrations here at home. times square packed with a million people as we start the first day of 2017. >>> and this is a big day for the local football team. the skinnies need some help to make it to the playoffs, but first they need to make sure there's not a tie between the packers and lions. big game coming up at fedex field. about 4:00 this afternoon. happy new year to we made it to 2017. it's amazing. like back when we were in the 1990s, 2017, will we ever get there? >> wearing big clocks around our neck. >> like flava flav. >> it's sunday morning. some of you might want to get out and about today. we have tom here with more on the weather. how are we starting 2017? >> promising

so who do we have around the table, willie?maybe you know this guy -- >> legendary! >> stop it. >> right on cue! msnbc contributor, mike barnicle. managing editor of bloomberg politics, wearing his kornacki casual this morning, mark halperin. >> role model. >> msnbc political analyst, professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman from the great state of tennessee, harold ford jr.. >> good morning, brother. >> and msnbc political correspondent down in washington, joe, kasie hunt. so we've got a full house for you. the senateesterday too t first step towards repealing obamacare. it voted 51-48 in favor of a budget resolution that allows repealing major parts of the law with a simple majority. going through the budget process means senate democrats cannot stop them through the filibuster. afterwards, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell spoke to the press. >> we're going to move forward with the obamacare repeal resolution first, and we'll take the second step a little bit later.

hey, there, willie.nificant because it could be signaling a shift on a major campaign promise. you'll recall that president-elect donald trump as a candidate repeatedly said he was going to have mexico pay for the border wall that he wants to build. now a senior transition official telling me that his team is looking into the possibility of having congress pay to jump-start construction of the wall. the idea being that mexico would eventually pay back the u.s. and be part of an appropriations bill as early as this april. and president-elect trump himself underscoring that point, that mexico would pay back the u.s. for the wall. let me read you his tweet and then give some analysis on the other side. he tweeted earlier today that dishonest media does not report that any money spent on building the great wall will be paid back by mexico later. still, this is a striking shift because again, this was a frequent chant at his campaign rallies, that mexico is going to pay for the wall. politically, will it work

willie has a quick question. i know you're out of your window. we apologize.it sounds based on what you said not just the buzzfeed report but the cnn report is also wrong is what you're saying? no two-page summary presented to the flcket? president-elect? >> i can't. listen, i can't get into that. all i can tell you is that the buzzfeed memo, the salacious details in that memo, all of those things are total phony baloney garbage and it never happened. it isn't true. and what created the buzzfeed article and, i think, most of what cnn has been talking about, i'm not watching it 24/7 is based on this document from this opposition research guy that is -- it's based on nothing. it's not true. we are stuck with b we have got to answer it. >> i'm going to stick with you on this one for now, because i agree. thank you very much. i know you have to go. >> you bet. >> thank you, reince. greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tom, i agree, you and engel everybody should work on stories that look like they are worth looking into and we should continue to do so. when you

>> they are a little uncomfortable about it, willie.ast night and maybe jake knows about this too, he was there. a lot of them say we didn't like it when president obama had these orders but a fear among the rank and file lawmakers. you don't like executive orders but are you tweeting against trump now and are you ready for a war with him? the base seems to love what he is doing on immigration and regulations and health care on these orders. if you pick a fight with him you got to be ready to wage the fight and a lot of them don't want to do that. >> let me say this really quickly. i agree with jeremy peters and this will be good chance to go back to that politico poll. his disapproval rating has been very low coming in but it's been low, in part, because he has been picking fights during the transition with merle streep, john lewis, et cetera. all of these side issues. you watch. jake sherman, i'm not asking for your opinion. i know it's not your job to give it. but if you take the poll that you just showed us from the speech, i guaran

>> don, it's willie. congratulations on getting to this day.your dad but i wonder if he has been humbled over the last couple of days and yesterday arriving here in washington as the gravity of this new job sets upon him? has he been humbled by it? >> listen. i think he has been humbled by the whole process and whether he shows that outwardly or not is one thing. but, i mean, i've seen it with him throughout. you know, i know for me, in watching it and being a part of the process, the fight, it's so brutal campaigning and being out there 24/7 and every five minutes a high and a low and a high and a low. actually even though this is two months ago that we found out that we had won, really getting here yesterday and going to arlington and seeing the history and everything that -- the magnitude of it all it really took that long to set in. i mean, you're going so hard during the campaign that it sort of desensitizes you almost to virtually any emotion if that makes any sense. it's just so brutal. i was actually upset. i was like i'm wondering when

david willis, bbc news, washington. political correspondent iain watson, and the government's facing more questions about why it took most of the weekend to get the situation for british citizens clarified? that's right. as we heard from david willis, the situation doesn't apply to uk citizens and even if you have dual nationality from one of the seven countries where the ban applies you should still be able to get into the us. that's all well and good but the political questions will focus on why didn't the prime minister herself distance herself further from this policy when she was asked to do so at a press conference in turkey at the weekend and why did it take at least another 24 and why did it take at least another 2a hours to get clarification from the foreign office. we understand borisjohnson was in touch with the president's son—in—law, who also advises donald trump, to get that clarification. some other european leaders were quicker to condemn, such as angela merkel in germany and francois hollande in france,

what was it, willie? i'm going to say this, every time stephen miller, sean spicer, steve manon, anybody in the add manage said we had to keep this closely held because if we didn't, then terrorists would get the word this would happen. what they are saying is we don't trust -- stephen miller and steve bannon saying we don't trust general mattis, kelly -- of course they know better, this is worse. they are saying general mattis, general kelly, director pompeo and secretary of state designee rex tillerson. >> general dunford. >> general dunford. they are saying they could not be trusted. they could not be trusted. stephen miller said they could not be trusted with this information, our terrorists might find out. think about that for a second and ask your self if you're one of these american heroes why you would stick around and work for a -- the first word i can't say but the second word is show. for this crap show. why would you work at this place if this ever happened again. >> you have to wonder right n

matt willis said this appears to be an isolated case. it could spread through saliva, like coughing and sneezing. he said there is not a lot of evidence it could spread through sweat. but soul cycle did a deep cleaning of all rooms and equipment. >> they've done a thorough cleaning of the facility. and provided information about any clients that might have been sharing that space with our individual. >> reporter: dr. willis said in a case like this, they worried about people who have had very close exposure, like family members. and those who may have been exposed should contact their doctor. there are anti-biotics and anti-meningitis vaccine. abc 7 news. >>> developing news in oakland. two members of the popular band "tower of power" remain hospitalized after being hit by a train. we just got an update moments ago on the conditions of david garibaldi and mark wageningen. they are both stable but in critical condition. they were hit last night at jackland and square and crossing the street to yoshi's nightclub. they were scheduled to pla

here, willie here from delaware delicious craving truck, which you saw outside, and you have all sortsfood in that truck? >> i do, yes. >> but you brought us gator? >> did i, for the better part of my spring menu coming up. >> and how do you prepare your gator? >> so the gator is actually prepared, it is in duck sauce, soak in butter milk, then fried crispy hot. it is served with olajuwon relish, scirracha. >> it is tender. >> it is tender. >> kind of likes like a tail? >> this is a tail made of the alligator. >> is that the best part of a gale or? >> that's the best part of the gator. >> okay, here we go. >> now, i'm taken all of the wedding off. because i want nothing but gator. >> you want to see what it look like, too? >> yes, this is naked gator. i'll go relish. >> i know what you're thinking, probably tastes like chicken. but it doesn't. >> almost like catfish? >> close. >> now, it is chewy. what do you think? >> i think mine is a little less chewy than yours. mine is delicious. >> yours looks, is there dark meat and light meat with the gator? >> no, it has the top part, most of

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david willis, bbc news, washington.e reaction from — new zealand's minister of trade — todd mcclay — on the line from wellington. it's not too surprising. president trump's views on the tpp have been known but it is disappointing. new zealand stands in favour of trade liberalisation, our economy showing the benefits of business to citizens with their rules and getting on their blockages out of the ways over their blockages out of the ways over the next week or two, i will be talking to a number of my cou nterpa rts talking to a number of my counterparts in the other tpp countries about other steps forward and we are seeing from australia and other countries and desire to have a conversation on whether there is still value in the tpp agreement without the us. that is yet to be determined but it is a wealth while conversation. i was going to say, that seems to be the suggestion among many experts but it would be a very much decreased type of deal, wouldn't it? that's right. it would not be as valuable without the world's

this is willis town, chester county. one lane blocked in the area. we'll keep you updated and let you know when the tree is removed. >>> in other news, terrifying home invasion over night in philadelphia's frankford section, homeowner badly wounded. >> trang do live at the scene at pratt street where police are still looking for a second suspect. good morning, trang. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. just a lot to sort through here. police have the street still taped off, they continue to gather evidence in this case. but take a look, this house is just right beyond where you see that police suv. and police say a man had just returned home with his wife and four daughters last night, when there was knock at the door. soon there was birrage of bullets inside the home leaving one suspect dead and the homeowner hurt. fortunately the wife and their four little girls who were all inside at the time are okay. now this happened on the 1900 block of pratt street in frankford. just before 11:00 p.m. officers responding to report of a shooting. found the

david willetts, keeping an eye on things for us, thank you very much. —— david willis. 0ne one of therch was hollywood actress scarlett joha nsson, who expressed her fears over the future of healthcare. i feelthat expressed her fears over the future of healthcare. i feel that in the face of this current political climate it is vital that we all make it our mission to get really, really personal. so yes, at 15 i had been toa personal. so yes, at 15 i had been to a gynaecologist, i was living in new york city and had visited planned parenthood there. for the more than 2.5 million patients per year that rely on planned parenthood services for cancer and std screenings, birth control, safe abortion and pregnancy planning, these are uncertain and anxious times. lawmakers in 24 states have tried to block patients from receiving care at at planned parenthood. congress has voted to limit access to reproductive services nine times. blue. yes, boo! —— boo. there are very real and devastating consequences to limiting access to what should be considered basic healthcare. rescue teams in italy hav

david willis.velopment from washington, the white house has confirmed that britain's prime minister theresa may will be the first foreign leader to to meet mr trump. she's expected to travel to washington for a summit at the white house on friday. mr trump will also meet the mexican president enrique pena nieto a few days later, on the 31st of january. more now on the situation in the gambia. the former president, yahya jammeh, has left the country after agreeing to hand over power to adama barrow, who defeated him in a presidential election last month. sarah corker reports. with one final wave to a small crowd, yahya jammeh headed into political exile, ending a 22—year authoritarian rule. one of the world's most eccentric and restless despots, he was flanked by soldiers as he boarded a plane destined for guinea. his supporters were visibly upset but some were relieved as well. the political crisis is now over. we did it without bloodshed. i think we should be proud of that. his departure came 24 h

david willis, from washington, thank you for now.t of the centre for security policy, a national security research organisation. he joins us on the line from washington. thank you for being with us. to you agree with the argument that you need moderate muslims to fight in theirfight against need moderate muslims to fight in their fight against extremism and this is purely going to alienate them and be it in terms of security towards the united states?” them and be it in terms of security towards the united states? i very much agree that we want, where we can, to partner with muslims who do not follow that the tapes of sharia which is the dock trend that —— doctrine. donald trump on the campaign trail is now planning to execute this temporary measure, trying to differentiate between those who are sharia supremacists andjihad is those who are sharia supremacists and jihad is from those that aren't. i think that's an eminently sensible thing given the threat. but this is a blanket ban and therefore it doesn't differentiate.” a blanket b

david willis, bbc news, washington.k to the new zealand trade minister todd mcclay on the line from wellington. thanks forjoining us, minister. this was largely symbolic of course because the deal hadn't been ratified by the us congress but where will new zealand go from here? a lie thank you, gavin. president trump's views on tpp have been clear for a while but disappointing nonetheless. new zealand is all about trade stabilisation. our country shows the benefits to citizens of having fairer rules and getting rid of blockages. the next week or two will see me talking to a number of my counterparts in the other tpp countries about the next steps. already we're seeing from australia and other countries a desire to have a conversation on whether there is still value in the tpp agreement without the us. that is yet to be determined but it is definitely a worthwhile conversation to have. that seems to be the suggestion among many of the experts but it would be very much a decreased kind of deal, wouldn't it? that's right. i