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. > all right, lauren, thank youa very much. > take a look at this. salt trucks on the road led to o price hike on the 495 express lanes during the evening commute. tolls were up to for drivers hoping to use the express laness into virginia. transurban, that's the company who runs the lanes they manage e those tolls. they told fox5 there were twowee salt trucks on the lanes so prices were liked to deter w drivers from getting onere ther. >> i understand that prices fluctuate and given the situation with it snowing, okay but $30 is a little bit ridiculous. in fact, my take is, when there's severe weather why don't you open that up for riders and make it a little bit morere feasible versus upping the rates. > because they won't make monea that way. >> transurban says toll pricesre fluctuate and that there is nono amount too express lane privileges. >> a mother wants to know why the driver who hit and killed her son while he was crossing route 1 is not being charged because it turns out that it is the second time in three monthst the same driver hit and

or do you check your work e-mail when youa go home.time. > did somebody make you doom that.eb >> no, i think my i'd actually be worried that he didn't want't to support my e-mail. > you missed the question. q the question is do you thinkou that you should have a right to not check work e-mails when you go home at night. ni france just passed a law thathat says you don't have to do it. >> i am not a fan of working soi i would agree with that. tha > i've got a family over hereee enjoying a lovely meal and we ad were chatting about this a a little bit before, what do youo, this think about the right to disconnect from those e-mails? i know your situation a littleyr bit s unique. >> yes, i'm my own boss so i try not to disconnect. > probably if you start answering your own e-mails maybe there's another bigger concern.c >> i have to send in e-mails too remind myself of what to do. i need to respond to those. > how about you, in yourour generation, do you think there's an expectation and a requirement to answer those at all times ofe the day

evening.his ev it is the make america greateria again welcome concert is whatist it's called.it's we'll tell youae about thatr in just a couple of momentsmen but first here is a look atlok t the inauguration team.t how about someone tell mene tele where we are now.no. okay, this is a live picturepi from the concert, the makeake america great again concert.c let's sten in.n. we do expect donald trump totruo speak at some point.pont. >> president-elect trump has not built. bui but you know when this started, an inauguration is a typically american event andican it's the only time in theth world that you have this is passage of partisan power that transpires in a snap of a finger. tomorrow at 11:27 president-elect s, his wifeent- and his familyel are sitting ont the west end of the mallwest looking at us -- u [cheers and applause] >>> -- and that power of the free world transcends withasc respect. >> ♪♪ ack toy, we'll get you back to that live concert in just aert couple of moments. meanwhile tomorrowmo president-elect donald trump will be sworn in as thet-el 45t5 president of the unitedident f stat

one of those lessons that we when youas that even make health care available through a government run program, people do not buy it. they did not opt in or sign into the program. see was ananted to affordable option. an option that would allow them to buy the type of insurance that they wanted a price they can afford. that is why, in 2009, i started working on the across state lines version -- purchase of health insurance that will allow you, the individual, to be empowered to buy the insurance and the coverage you want for your family at a price you can afford. that is how you get down the cost of health insurance, and that is also how you will access to health care, because individuals will choose to get into the health care marketplace. one of the lessons we need to realize and one of the reasons we bring forward the american health care reform act is because at this point in time, you have 23 million people that are involved in the obamacare universe, if you will. thoseve 11 million of that are in the exchanges. 7 million of those people have private insurance. they got forced the

the exploitive exhibits, if youa will, that were on the midway were part of the pan-american exhibition. is that correct? but they were happening on the midway.th maybe you can explain the difference between the midway and the rest of the fair. >> the midway was a mile-long stretch of the fair on the west side. it's concessions range from incubator exhibits to wild animal show, restaurants to all sorts of different shows and spectacular sights but i wouldn't go so far as to say that all the commentary about race and supremacy but i think the midway echoed some of the commentary that was made near the court of fountains and so forth. only think about the color scheme of the fair, that's talking about civilization and anthropology exhibits may make some of the same remarks as well and we have to remember that people love to go see the midway. they would dutifully go see various major exhibit halls, but they rarely missed the midway. in terms of influence, i think we really need to look hard at that particular part of the fair >> margaret, thank you very much >> thank you mark. >> thank yo

sentimentfor housing which perhaps youa would not see in other cities. really, i mean, the one way to look at it is enrollment in public school. our families choosing to move to kalamazoo and to send their children to those public schools? the answer is yes. it is the fastest growing enrollment in the state of michigan. theit is happening since announcement of the promise. you saw an immediate increase there. and another way of looking at it is the people that went to this program and got the scholarship and graduated, they are in their 20's now. so, as to what they do in terms es,their lives, their choic how they help to revitalize their community with their skills and education, that will take some time to play o ut. but you're investing in human capital, you are not building a new railroad or airport or industrial park. it's harder to see the immediate gains, but if you think about the investment you make in your children, that is a lifetime. human capital stays around decades and decades. the early signs from what i can see is fairly encouraging. hos

this is interesting because youa get a little more detail seemingly the metropolitan police departmentnday finest. to have a set of 110 year old negatives, it took my breath away. it's amazing. we couldn't have asked for a better discovery. > it's amazing when you see stuff like that, but in thishis digital age now, digital cameras, i'm not sure if they'ry going to last as long as the negatives. >> that's a good point and then where does all the filing requests. you take so many pictures.ctur i have like 20,000 photos on my phone right now. just think about that. i don't even want to tell youou with, with the baby. > up next, the packers and cowboys, it was a game t down to the wire. brody logan on deck with the highlights. stay tuned. ed. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. > what are we talking about, redskins? >> good one. > good joke. >> no. redskins fans are happy today. >> any time th

youa, if you are there, have been following this campaign closely and spent a lot of hours with donald trump and have a pretty good read on his personality and history. what do you think he is thinking as he prepares to take the oval -- both of office? -- oath of office and what is his main objective today? jenna: i wish i knew exactly what donald trump was thinking at any given moment. today is the day. this is the big, big day. he is becoming the president. whether he ever thought he was going to get to this point or not, here he is. morningching him this there seems to be a little bit of a heavy solemn this to him -- solemness to him. starting today he will have a lot of heavy decisions facing him. i think probably the weight of his position is probably going to hit him as he takes this. as far as what he is going to say, a lot of people are hoping that he will deliver a message of unity. that he will finally reach out in a meaningful way to the people who didn't vote for him. like you guys were saying earlier, he has made such comments in the past and his actions have not really ma

and we were ready for anything simply because as we've gone in-- from ramadi to are youa to makmor, to kiara, taking step by step, the isil devices and then over in syria, whether shadai of or particular rit, each of the battles in those cities had a different timek-- dynamic and sometimes they fought harder and sometimes they didn't fight as hard. we knew they would fight hard for mosul. we also knew that mosul's defenses were really, charlie, a set of shells. con centric shells. and you saw us in the early weeks punch through the first shellment and then you get to the next. and they're now through that, to the inner city now. the eastern side of the city. and then there is a citadel in the middle. and so they're in between that second line and the citadel on the eastern side of the city. then they will go up to the tigris river. and then cross over and mount defense it has always been our plan. and so it's going-- pretty much according to plan. >> rose: when do you think mosul will. >> this is a war. and in war you don't predict. my answer to that is-- . >> rose: plans change at the

take it away>>.take it >> all right, thank youa., is it 11:00 a.m. yet? right. we are looking at a w qut mornrning.e ar also a mild morning but thatbutt will change within the coursec of the day. of t colder air heis d on the move on pacific northwest it will beno arriving later on thisrtter on afternoon. it will feel much differentuch the way that we end ourend our thursday than the way that wetht gin it. gin it it's a little damp, it's damp, i pretty mild out there rightd out now. 50 degrees in washington.egre look at this, it's 57 esin fredericksburg, 55 inedericksn leonardtown. cooler to the north in thee nore 30's and the the 40's. the 40' but we are coming off of a 61 degrees. 61 wow. such a rare january treat. t you can see the temperaturete gradient occurs just across ac pam west virginia.nia. colder air behind that front,ehn 39d pittsburgh, 37 columbus 37 lexington. colder air is approaching drifting southeast ward behind d this cold front which willold f deliver a shower or two or probably mid morning throughng h midafternoon. there's the cold front.er

starting to seer some delays as a result ofel that so if you have anay early y flight out to dulles and youa the inner loophe ino prepare for some extra time needed the. delays heavy on the inner loop p back to 66 and we'll let youyou know if that extends further southward. 56 eastbound heavy right now. still volume builds from 234 top 28.top 2. and rule four pennsylvania avenue here in maryland we'ved w got an inbound crash rightight before you hit suitland suitland parkway and it looks lik we've got some decent delayst ds extending back down alongo pennsylvaniaw avenue.ue. so, beware of that spot. spt. southern maryland inboundrn maro delays on both branch avunenuene and 210 here as you approachapph the inner loop. that's a look at traffic.tr more coming up in less than 10 0 minutes. steve. >> caitlin thanks.>> caitlin >>> have a have a the zoo in t norfolk stepping up its searchps for that missing red panda whodw was last seen in its enclosuress on monday. mo the zoo tweeter out in the apbrb asking for help from thep froe public to report any sightings s of snny.. sunny is just a young on

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that's the elephant in the room here, youas you stand are protecting black americans and africans around world. my people are being hunted like animals. people cry for harambe, but have no love for us as we're being killed every day. enough is enough. it's time to rise up. it's our time to save lives. [cheers] [applause] >> our lives are being snuffed out and our lives matter. i believe that even right now those lives will be born, they will be saved from the womb until the tomb. they will be saved from the private prison industrial complex and all of the other things that seek to squash us, we shall be free. enough is enough, in jesus name. now let's go march, but before we let's say a word of prayer. march,father, in the name of jesus, we thank you. you have brought us here, black people, white people, latinos and asians. we are not separate. we are one church. we are one body, one lord, one faith, one baptism. now, speak even right thank you for such an opportunity to fight for the lives of individuals. there was a time that we were seen as less than people. the science said we were n

beltway south of that point fromy sout fredericksburg throuh stafford.affo to about a 60 minute delay as youasthatmha fredericksburg to the beltway. y just because of slow moving traffic and a whole lot off traffic on the road. road. we'll keep you posted on that t one. route one also starting to seei delays picking up northbound. nn skyfox right now over the toprhe of the beltway. beltway headlights coming towards us on the outer loop taillights on the inner loop. this is outouter on by 95 in cog park. as you make your gray 95 toray georgia the outer loop ister los seeing about a 15 minuteinute slowdown with volume. v inner loop only about a five abv minute delay from the 270 spur u to 95 and that's only because'so of a little bit of lignlhtt ofig volume there.me t we'll check in with our maps whp because a few crashes.sh 450 eastbound a crash bothoth shoulders blocked on the rampd m to the beltway. btw and then a crash blocking the t right shoulder on the innerhe loop at central avenue. so two issues out there on o that side of the beltway as they you make your way out past 50. aside from th

that youa reason why only need the cia, the fbi and the nsa? director clapper: it had a lot to do with the sensitivity of the sources and who could actually contribute to put in the assessment together. and we can disss all that enclosed session. senator collins: finally, want to underscore your point that we have talked a lot about the russian's attempt to mold public opinion for our campaign. rubio sowellr eloquently said, so the the divisionsew theseeds of doubt's and charges and counter charges that are not healthy in our democracy when a new administration is taking over. but there is also on active -- also an active russian campaign to iphone trait of terri systems, defense contractor systems, critical infrastructure, commercial interests. don't we need to take a broad look at all of the efforts by eitherersaries to control critical infrastructure, for example, or affluence decision-making -- or influence decision-making in those arenas as well? director clapper: if i understand your question, the point is valid that this was a multifacet

youas woman who gave malcolm x. and according to the bible it was a woman they gave you jesus.er forget we must remind them, those who are abusing their power. that's what i am here to march against. the abuse of power. lgbtq to say to the community, my fellow brothers and sisters, to emigrants, my fellow brothers and sisters, to women who continue to embrace the things that make you unique even if it makes others uncomfortable. enough. doubt.r you feel in whenever you want to give up. you must always remember to choose freedom over fear. i come here as an american and a woman but not as an artist. when i go home i have the same concern. when i see bullies trying to bully you, know that i am upset about it and it does not go unnoticed. the things happening from washington to other americans abusing their power and abusing others will be hidden no more. more.will be hidden no we will not remain hidden figures. we have names. we are complete human beings. they cannot police us, so get off our ariella -- areolas. get off our vaginas. we birthed this nation and we can on birth an a

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bad so you're easing out of northernor virginia at least out ofleast tf woodbridge a little free as youaund delays as you'ree approaching 50 from 29 to 50o that's very heavy but it's mainly eastbound on that stretch of 66 that i supposed showed yoe spilling over on to the beltway much that is a final look atooka traffic. steve and allison.eve and allisn back to you. >> caitlin thank you very much.t 8:56 right now.hank still to come we are dedicatingn the entire two hours of good dad to kevin's love of dead pool.d p i'm not joking. jin >> okay. i am. >> please watch.kay. alk>> ple about it.t. but we're also going to have got some really good stuff including wisdom sitting down with --n wh- >> we'll have news you can useav as well.e l. >> wisdom had chance to sit doww with the and tire cast of theas new edition mini series due to premier tonight inn clueing somebody you love from empire.or >> yes. , too takes on a crime role.ol you know those, um, reenactmentt of true crime. cri. >> yes.>> >> folks are hiring here in thii area for some of these real life dramas, and she's going to tellt us

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abby: giving youa sense of what he really thinks, this is what we did yesterday. having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. only stupid people or pool with think it is bad. we have problems around the world enough without another one. russia will respect us far more than they do now and both countries will perhaps work together to solve many of the great and pressing problems and issues of the world . clayton: mister trump saying as mister trump would and being aggressive against critics but what he's trying to say is, this isn't just a flippant thingfor him. he wants a strategic realignment russia has interests that intersect with ours. he wantsmore stability as opposed to democracy promotion and his policies have signaled thatso he's saying don't tell me to be an adversary before i come into office.i really do want a real reset as opposed to the manufactured button that hillary clinton hit . pete: this is what democrats have been saying for the past five years or so. the russian reset, here was the button . abby: an actual button .