bob. >> bob: there's a place i used to play golf in texas. it's a great place. beautiful golf course. in texas. that is the wall that's going to be built right there between the united states and mexico. the problem is that wall, under the current configurations, goes right through the resort. the last four holes are in mexico. the first 14 are in the united states prove my question for the administration is, do i need a passport to play the last four holes? >> greg: like a miniature golf course. try to get the ball through the wall. >> kimberly: once you get on the other side, the door shuts behind you. >> greg: is set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> mexico's leader tells president trump, "no mas." this is "special report" ." good evening prayed welcome to washington. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. president trump's insistence that mexico will pay for a wall along its border has triggered the trump administrations first full on diplomatic desktop. mexico's president has canceled a visit to washin

bob, how do you think dr. king would address the issue of policing, the cry for reform in >> i think he would align closely with the black lives matter movement and the movement for black policy platform. dr. king talked about the intersection between education, health, shelter, jobs, talked about what it meant to live a dignified life and what happened when people took away that dignity from others, did not allow and secure those basic human rights for others. the man was a champion of human rights as well as civil rights which he's better known for. he would talk about not only the dream of what he hoped to do, he would talk about the nightmare of the conditions so many people are living in today. i think king would have been much farther ahead than both our major political parties who have not vocalized their support for the movement for black lives. i think king would have been a champion we could greatly use. the movement needs more leaders, continuous leaders, sustainable actions that take people to the

bob beckel, we go to bob. he watched the smooth transition of power. what are your thoughts? >> it has been a painful way dn some ways. you can't not look at this and realize -- this is very well done. i'll say this about trump's speech. i heard the same speech over and over again, but it was a tough guy speech, and it was directed against the establishment. now the question is, can the tough guy deliver? that is a harder deal. >> when he was announced, now the 45th president, he is coming down there, he had that really stern face. >> either he was thinking about getting back to work or, like, i cannot believe this was happening. i couldn't tell. you witness the depths of soaring rhetoric. it was stark, where president obama is like a pina colada, that was a shot of whiskey. it was oddly brave in the sense that it refused to be eloquent. it refused to be pretty. it refused to be flowery. it just was raw, to the point, you've heard it before but he didn't care that you had heard it before. rule of thumb, everything is better when it is short. >> we knew you would say that. >>

. >> bob. how are you? >> don't know if i should hug you or not. >> good to see you, buddy. >> we have a seat just for you. >> let me get my ties straight. did you notice that? >> how much weight have you lost? >> i lost 35 pounds. >> how did you do that? >> i don't want to know. >> private trainer? >> say you had a trainer. >> bob, it's like you never left. how are you? >> congratulations prayed welcome back. >> i should say congratulations to you but i can't. >> you don't skip a beat. >> i have three back operations. i wake up out of the fog. they give you anesthesia. i had a horrible dream that donald trump got elected. and then i woke up and i said, it's true. >> i brought something for you on that note. on the break, we will put it on your suspenders. >> we brought you back just to rub that in. >> they wanted a spanish-irish person to be press secretary. they've done a great job so far. for example, i will come -- woke up and said to myself for 50 years they've been trying to get peace in the middle ea

first they were like where's bob? we missed bob. then can you get bob out of her here? you have to have a thick skin. in that seat there. credit to you. it's going to be an interesting four years. >> is going to be an interesting eight years. >> i don't think so. no, no, no. >> trump. eight years. >> what he changes the rules, it's going to be 16 years. >> he is going to buy the white house. >> looking these other ones that i can't can ivanka run for president? wasn't born in the united state united states. >> talking about the wife, not his daughter. >> ivana and melanie is another wife. >> she's the one with the clothing? >> let's talk about tiffany. >> ivanka has a nice clothing line. melania, his current wife, she's a model. >> she has very nice clothes. >> those were some nice people. we surprised everybody. you surprised us, and it's been fun. feels like you never left. >> doesn't it? it's like that. >> when you went to bed last night were you thinking, what have i gotten myself into? >> he never went to bed. >> 12:02 on friday, the world is going to change for me

bob: he is. he told me, charlie, the congress, they had better not get cold feet, because the people won't tolerate it. the people. and this comes back to a theme trump has articulated more and more since he won in november, he thinks there is a movement behind him. a movement defined as you want it, not necessarily a republican group, who are supportive of whatever donald trump's idea of speaksis and the way he about politics whether he has , the backing of 20 million people on twitter -- he thinks he can activate that. again, he is not as active as many president-elect have been in the polls, and there are real concerns about him, so that will be a test on day one, how much of this so-called movement that trump always talks about is going to push his agenda. charlie: he is also doing another -- a lot of the other things. we are here to talk about health care because of the attention it has in the congress right now, that he is pushing against nato. he is pushing against the chancellor of german

. >> bob? >> i think if anything what we'll see happen will continue to happen over the next year we'll see different marginalized communities looking to end racism, end poverty continue to find where the messages connect. we saw the dakota access pipeline galvanized so many people with from so many different backgrounds 24567. that's what king spoke to. he had a wide reaching message for those who believed in love, those who believed in caring for your neighbor and under the trump presidency more and more activist groups, progressive group, people that believe in king's message will be spurred and energized. do they have a new foe to take on? yes. but have the challenges changed much? i don't think so. and this country as well has to deal with a lot of our continuing inabilities to end our foreign militarism and large amount of spending on weapons and dropping bombs on other countries which king spoke about war connecting that to racism and poverty here at home. president obama, like you said,

bob is an "washington post" political reporter. welcome, bob. tell us how this interview came about. usual way, particularly after i was covering congress, and there were those in the senate and the house, and the party just did not have a plan, and i was very curious whether president-electt trump, just days before this, was watching the conversation, and he is. charlie: what did you learn from that and from watching the debate? bob: through the campaign coverage, that he is not driven by ideological passions. up in the air. he knows the democrats are making the case that the 20 million people covered under a obama care could lose their insurance if it is repealed and knows thatnd trump republicans have to have an answer for that, and he did say he has been watching what has been happening, with the failure of consensus among the republicans, and he says he has a plan. now, he did not go into detail, which is important to note, but he did go down to the final strokes, and he also added a curveball, charlie. he says he wants to go after the phar

karen and thomas back to you. >>> thanks, bob. 4:04. the as bob and sue just mentioned nor'easter expect to hit the shore the hardest, lets get to steve keeley along the shore this morning, hi there, steve. >> reporter: we're not along the shore yet we are only in hammington we are 30 miles away from the shore likely won't get there until after 5:00. we are looking at a big american flag, just three days after the inaugural and look at it the blowing real good here on route 54 the main drag , between the atlantic city expressway and the the white horse pike in hammington where we are heading next. our man jared showing you some power lines. that is the big fear. it is kind of warm. snow, ice not a factor and flooding may be a factor at the shore but big factor will be wind, and with the wind gusts expected to hit 60 miles an hour, at the shore, we are already seeing the warnings from the power companies that give all of the energy to the shore, atlantic electric says hey we have crews on stand by. we have extra crews from as far as balt

good morning, bob. so-so excited. >> and we really haven't had any full sunshine since last week, you remember the whole weekends was foggy, and drippy, then we had the nor'easter. so fine your sunglasses, maybe they have some dust on them. >> it is our time. >> maybe haven't used them in a while. let's get to the weather. talk about bus stop buddy. he has sixers cap on, they won again tonight. >> whenever they win, is it a home game? >> i don't know. >> home game they get free coffee. we will find out. >> we know they won. and that's a good thing, chilly, dry today. temperatures in the 30's, 40's, and eight out every ten in your weather by the numbers with all of the sunshine expected. it is chill think morning, but we don't have any precipitation on radar. 39-mile per hour wind gusts up in the mountains, 25-mile per hour wind gust in atlantic city as we clean up from the mess that was made by that storm. that arrived on monday, and lingered yesterday. temperatures are mostly in the 40's, out there. bu

>> [laughter]. >> bob, do you want to take that one? >> if i could be personal, when i was in the white house, last time in george w. bush's administration i was deputy national security advisor for strategic planning and, so i started out as conde had asked to try to do that and the secretary of state colin powell said, forget it. there isn't going to be any strategic planning generated out of the white house. it will come from the agencies and presented to the white house and, it can a amalgamate the vis and our policy in iraq is such a mess and i spent much of the next year in baghdad. [laughter]. so i'm pretty skeptical of strategic planning being generated by this small, nsc staff separate from the national security advisor himself. perhaps the best example of strategic planning coming out of this process we've been discussing was henry kissinger and, the break, the opening to china and the creation of detente and all the rest, and that was basically out of kissinger and nixon's head, and so, we'll see whether this national securit

. >> in part, in order to do the job in the way that bob has described it, you need to have a process and an organization that facilitates that, particularly that last point, the ability to understand what other people and other agencies think and then how to present what they think in an objective and trust fulfilling manner to the president. over the course of the last 50 years, the way in which that process has been put together has changed, except that since brent scowcroft in 1989, actually coming out of a commission report that he chaired as a result of the iran contra affair, we've had a relatively similar kind of structure, a structure where you have a principals committee chaired by the national security advisor and whose members are all the members of the national security council minus the president and sometimes the vice president. so you have the senior cabinet figures coming together on a regular basis, chaired by the president's national security advisor. you then have the deputies committee, number twos and sometimes number threes depe depending which department you're

bob pisani, people were wondering, where is bob on a day like today? we're going to talk to him in a moment, but a lot going on across all kinds of sectors, guys, very broad. 75, 52-week highs, including stocks like alphabet, which we'll hear from later in the week. >> and including stocks like apple, which of course is in the dow. you take a look. apple gets bad-mouthed a lot. they haven't had the best run over the last several months, but looking at the past month, it's about the fourth best performer on the dow, up better than 4%. it's doing okay today as well and just about at 52-week highs. so despite the headlines about, oh, it's over for apple, you know, whatever, peter i guess can't be right about everything every single day, at least not in terms of apple's moves in the dow. >> well, there's been so much focus today on materials and infrastructure, but tech is actually the second best performing sector this year, second to materials, but there's this sense in the market from traders that tech is the backbone of any infrastructure building that

so bob was named bob before we knew bob was a lady. >> there is no changing out because sea turtle will come if you use ladies name and you have to say bob to get the laid toy come to you. >> yes. >> whenever there is food, staff always say make sure you bring back some for the staff. mike, got some fresh smelt and anchovy. >> thank you. >> no need to order lunch from fork. jen, how many does this little baby eat every day. >> right now she's eating between 15 and 20 individual fish, we are feeding her three times a day down there four when she was smaller. the adults average ten fish a day. she will slowly cut back on how much food she's eating as she gets bigger. >> will you try to chirp again >> ahh. >> how about that. she list tones coup's better than i do. >> do you want to try to feed her. >> do you have to feed her by hand or will she pick them up on perfect own. >> she's not able to just yet. we usually do make a little shape of a v that simulates what her parents will do she has had several. she might be camera shy. >> will look who she likes. >> we will find out if she likes i

bob does has well. some problem spots this morning you need to look out for. >>> welcome back, time is 4:43 happening right new wife of the orlando nightclub shooter will be in court today. she was arrested on monday in san francisco. noor salman arrest comes seven months after the deadly rampage at pulse nightclub that left 49 people dead. she faces several charges including obstruction of the the justice and aiding and and a betting her husband omar mateen. he was killed during a shoot-out with police. >>> in mexico investigators are searching for gunman who opened up fire in the clouded nightclub. police say he started shooting when a bouncer would not let him him. five people died. among dead are canadians, one italian visiting the beach town of playa delcarmen for a music festival. police say this was not an act of terrorism. >>> and forget traffic on the roads, we may soon be able to get around like george jetson, which company is investing in flying cars. for real. fios is not cable. we're wired

bob kelly could probably do that. bob kill which his dy past probably knows all 74 songs with the word waiting in it but we are in the waiting game right now for sure, by the way , brittany spears had a waiting song as well. >> all right. we will keep some of those up and playing them this morning our waiting songs, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> of course as you head out get very latest weather updates, traffic conditions and school delays which we have a few on our, on line fox 29.com and weather app as well >> 4:36. far different scene at philadelphia international airport this morning, yesterday, thousands of demonstrators gathered to protest president trump's travel land, our lauren johnson at phl this morning, good morning to you, later even. >> reporter: so as you mentioned very different scene here, quiet after the fire storm that erupted here yesterday. it was loud and it was pack. lets look at video. the thousands office people were inside the international terminal many angry, some sad, others just plane

>> yeah. >> good morning, bob. bob doesn't know he is on. >> i'm up, i'm over here talking to tommy loudon about the tractor trailer that flipped over with some change and as we look live down the shore, a live look at route nine, right outside of cape may, where we have the heavy rain and the wind as we mentioned steve keeley is on his way down there. here's the platt bridge leaving philadelphia international, heading towards downtown philadelphia again. give yourself plenty of extra time. the first thing you will feel is the wind this morning. that will take your front door and blow that opened, with no problems. it will take your car door and maybe take that for a ride. here's a live look at your ride in towards philadelphia, northbound on the freeway, headlights working your way in toward philadelphia, that turnpike connection bridge remains closed again, no vehicle traffic, it has been closed since friday but this is first morning rush hour that we have to tiehl with the detours. we have three different option

legendary journalist bob woodward. >> i've lived in this world for 45 years where you can't gain some people make allegation. that is a garbage document. >> woodward also singing mr. trump's point of view on the unverified russian dossier has been underreported. the president-elect tweeting, saint thank you bob woodward, that is a garbage document that never should have been presented. clayton: laura ingram according to the "washtington examiner," the fox news contributor considering a run in virginia. if she does come and go no-space eloquence former vp pick, senator tim kaine. no comment yet on the possible run. >> albeit possibly running for that. let's check in with steve ducey standing by to see what is coming up on fox and friends.

sue will have full forecast and bob traffic in a moment. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to ve you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> live look downtown philadelphia, we have an overturned truck here at 15th and arch. imagine how fast this guy must be going in center city in order to flip over at the intersection of 15th and arch. this is just off of the vine street expressway, right in front of the love park reconstruction there between city hall and, of course, ben franklin parkway. so watch for local detours in center city there. here's a live look the at i-95 and delco all road, drive way, trent step are either snow covered, wet, or slushy, the roads, the same deal. so expect delays across t

bob kelly. >> thank you, bob will have the traffic in a moment. time now 4:02 we want to get to developing story, patco is helping for a smoother commute this morning after equipment problems stalled passengers much of tuesday. our steve keelly joining us from camden. what are we he seeing this morning, steve. >> we'll be coming to you and i'll toss to bob all morning because the lead traffic story is this story and traffic usually cars and buses and trains and frequently mentio mentioning patco problems especially this week again after last week. last week it was weather related. they said the snow caused equipment problems lemd. for some reason snow affects trains. whale we only have rain today. what was affect yesterday. come back to the live picture and get out of the video for a second. i want to show conditions out here if we can. you see the patco sign there and beyond that a couple of police cars standing on duty here at the fairy avenue station where the rain is falling and so far, this early at least no complaints. mrepttive complaints y

i pick up up the wrong clicker , bob, help. it is the black one, yeah. well, we should -- welcome to live tv. >> thanks, bob kelly. >> i will trade you. >> with you like a dessert menu. >> i'll have a contact knoll i please. >> all right. >> anyway, bob kelly to the rescue, see this is what we're supposed to do love closer and show you a little bit of frozen precipitation north and west of the city. this is in the upper atmosphere melting as soon as it reaches the ground. but you might hear sleet on your windshield even in the city we are seeing pink mixed in and might see a snowflake or two mixed in with light rain. future cast we have seen this situation, continuing pretty much for the rest of the morning, and then as this system slowly continues its northeast track we will see more wrap around moisture maybe through about 6:00 o'clock. very light. the mostlytories will and then things start to clear up, finally overnight. how windy did it get last night. cape may, slaughter beach, delaware, 63 miles an hour wind gusts. 60 miles an hour in tuckerton. o

. >> that is bob kelly, that is sue serio. we have the whole gang here. >> we had an adventurous weekend with snowfall, for sure, we had adventures, trying to slip and slide around and now it is last day of cold, before we get a warming trend. >> wow, wow. >> here we go. >> but don't relax just yet because you will to have layer it up today. it the is cold out there right now. how cold? first we will give you the number which could be a wind chill of five, we have seven, that is the actual temperature in, pottstown. three, in mount pocono, 15 in philadelphia, and two below, again, actual temperature in millville, new jersey. now you factor in a little bit of the breeze it is not that much colder but look at millville's wind chill 14 below. this is dangerous stuff. feels like zero in lancaster. so i'm not kidding you have to layer it up to day. no precipitation to show you, on radar at the moment, we will talk about that, for the middle of the week, but 15 degrees with the wind chill of six in philadelphia, right now, just dres

michael: bob, what should china's role be in influencing the situation? does it have a role to do this, and can we have a broader relationship with china? robert: it would seem to me than any durable arrangement in northeast asia that addresses the north korean challenge has to have china aboard. that is a minimum. others have suggested that maybe this should be china's responsibility. it is right in their backyard, and they have influence in pyongyang when nobody else does, so much economic leverage. they should take this on. but the political reality here is that the chinese do not have congruent interests with us. they fear, more than the north korean human rights situation or nuclear weapons issues or ballistic missiles -- they fear instability and american military presence in northeast asia. as long as that is true, they will be what they have been over the last 20 years or so -- moderating sanctions so that they can't have that impact that some people have in mind for sanctions. what i am saying here is there is a role for china. i think it is righ

and as bob schieffer was saying he took the hide off everyone. it's a speech for the people who elected him. tftioit was a campaign speech nn inaugural speech. but you have to remember where trump comes from. he's a deal go. he spent his life making deals and in this case, what's happened is, this is his opening bid. i'm going to stick with the people who vote for me and then thithey will negotiate. i think the other side of this is what world he comes from. a culture, a bicyclure of exaggerationex-- business josep culture. doing a story on job creation and saying proveably that the numbers don't hold up and he called and say no wait a minute come on i'm trying to do great things, i'm trying to get jobs. don't get hung up on the specifics. i think to a lot of people even his own supporters is the sense of where is the outreach. then the luncheon he says nice things about bill clinton and hillary clinton. that might have gone in the inaugural address. >> the presidential limousine just passed the museum. you see it on the left of the screen inman

and as bob schieffer was saying he took the hide off everyone. it's a speech for the people who elected him. tftioit was a campaign speech nn inaugural speech. but you have to remember where trump comes from. he's a deal go. he spent his life making deals and in this case, what's happened is, this is his opening bid. i'm going to stick with the people who vote for me and then thithey will negotiate. i think the other side of this is what world he comes from. a culture, a bicyclure of exaggerationex-- business josep culture. doing a story on job creation and saying proveably that the numbers don't hold up and he called and say no wait a minute come on i'm trying to do great things, i'm trying to get jobs. don't get hung up on the specifics. i think to a lot of people even his own supporters is the sense of where is the outreach. then the luncheon he says nice things about bill clinton and hillary clinton. that might have gone in the inaugural address. >> the presidential limousine just passed the museum. you see it on the left of the screen inman

. >> great to have you with us on this monday i'm thomas drayton with karen hepp, bob kelly, sue serio, good morning everybody. >> good morning. >> it is cold when you talk to your car this morning, warm up , warm up. >> it is shocking. >> my car said 14 degrees today. >> that is the actual temperature and that doesn't even count the wind chill: but good news is just power through today and you'll have reasonable temperatures coming up in the rest of the week. >> okay. >> let's talk about where we are right the now, buddy, are you in there. >> he is bundled up. you can barely recognize him. that is good. that is how you dress for the single digit wind chills or colder, it the is a five, out of ten today, that is not wind chill, it is our number but wind chillies close. we have 12 in philadelphia, three in mount pocono. three below actual temperature in millville, new jersey. ten in wilmington. it feels like 12 below in mount pocono, ten is wind chill in trenton. three in philadelphia, and three below zero in millville. this is dangerous if you are outside unprotect, for too long, you c

new year, bob. >> right back at you, sueby. happy new year. good morning everybody. 43:00 two. as sue mentioned we will be slipping and sliding our first morning back here. here's an example of the first accident in that area where it is dicey. i think temperature and location as sue mentioned will be two determining factors how you will get through this morning. north bound 309, the off ramp to paper mill million, an area that is under, that is a slippery warning that we just mentioned. live look at the benny, you can see glare in the road surface, that is a sign that the roads are a little wet and then again, temperatures will play a factor there right new no major problems coming in or out of the burbs, steve is in prospect park. we started to see rain on his last report over here in south jersey taunton lake rate tomlinson road over to kings grant closed through the morning rush hour as they clean up from an earlier accident. tuckerton road is the best bet if you are using mass transit today all of the regional rail lines a

let's check in with kathy orr >> how great is it to have bob kelly here? i love bob. we're going to be seeing he big changes in the weather. you can see there's traffic out there but dry conditions. the rain this morning gave way to the warm and windy conditions. now, these numbers are going to be going down. we can kiss that arm air beginning. winds out west northwest sustained at 20 miles an hour, high up to 55 the mildest day of the week. look at these winds gusting close to 30 miles an hour in philadelphia, 36 miles an hour gusts in millville and lancaster 36 in dover gusting to 33. we do have a wind advisory in effect for the counties highlighted in the brown color. that's until 6:00 tonight. winds gusting to even 40, 45 miles an hour. and they will continue to decline tonight. but as those winds begin to die down, still be breezy late tonight and temperatures through the 40's into the 30's. come tomorrow morning, it's going to be much cooler. we'll talk about how cold it's going to get, we're talking windchills again and guess what? we do have chance of snow in

bob kelly got thus picture. when you hear crack being repaired you might not think of it as a complete break in that steel beam? this was spotted on friday by paint crews. they alerted engineers. it was shut down immediately. so now 40,000 commuters have to find a different way around it. engineers trying to find a permanent solution to the problem. one truck driver tells us that this means a huge headache. >> the roads around here and low bridge and weight limits, it will cause a major problem for trucks to get in and out of new jersey, philadelphia and this one here, this load came out of ohio on the way to trenton and now i have to go 10 miles further. >> reporter: 10 miles further, bob kelly told us earlier, mike and alex, it could be 45 minute on the mourn commute and monday are never easy. today we will deliver a real dose of headaches, there will be rain, win, traffic and there will be lots of frustration, we are here to wait for it all to happen but here at the burlington bristol bridge as bob has told u

karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. and philadelphia is ready for donald trump's first visit to our sit of brotherly love as president. security is on high alert making sure the republican congressional retreat is safe. and before the president can even get his feet on the ground, the protests have already started, people making their voices heard, hundreds gathering outside the loews hotel, where the retreat is being held in center city. we are expecting thousands more today, so we've got crews all over to cover it all, preparing for the commander in chief's visit. our jenny joyce will have some more on the protests, we start right now with steve keeley. good morning, steve. >> reporter: often comes without freedom of movement, bob kelly of course i heard you, look, bob, already the pedestrian access is limited. so as you said, this thing is fluctuating. so they have a gate here. you see these two police officers. you need an i.d. now to get on this side of market street if you want to walk on the sidewalk, and then lo

thomas, back over to you. >>> thanks, bob. time is 4:03. we are following breaking news out of the somerton section of the philadelphia. that is where police are investigating an attempted abduction in northeast philadelphia it happened just before 3:00 this morning at intersection of the bustleton and philmont avenue. police tells us that the two suspects were impersonating police officers at the time of the incident. we, of course are getting a digsal information. as soon as we will get more we will pass it to you. >>> also... >> i have a dream that all men are created eke what will like anybody i would like to live a long life, longevity has its place. >> that was doctor martin luther king junior's final speech in memphis, tennessee he delivered it the just hours before he died. it was the speech many say for shadowed his death, and today nation honors the legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. for many that means a day of service n fact, some of the largest service event happening right here in philadelphia lets get right out to la

barna bob has be to speak throughout the morningg bob, good morning.ni >> reporter: hey, guys.,uys. i tell you it's fun to watch tvh these moments where you see the outgoing president, the incoming president together at the white house. i will tell you if you seetoget beyohiu ndif you me people are i now so a lot more people here on the national mall now and joining us is couple from northh carolina.lina good morning. morning how are you? >> great. we're glad to be here. >> reporter: you're wearing weai pink but you're here to supportp the new president?ne >> yes, i am. i'm actually a navy veteran soes i'm here to support the incominn president because i believe he'a going to be making ameusrica grg again. >> reporter: why not stay home and watch this on tv in northh carolina? >> because it's just about the spirit of being here, you it' k, and i've -- this is my first mys inauguration i ever been to inoi my life.. and we happy to see trump get it and we just want to support himm every way we can. timeve. tim have great >> thanks for stopping and talking to us.lkinto u guys, this is

bob has you covered and you'll see hong how long the rain bob has you covered and you'll see hong how long the rain sticks around. creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite. >> 5:56 we want you to stop and check change. if you have a habit of throwing it away you want to take a second look. there's something dpool circulation they could is put out in secret. u.s. mint has begun circulat circulateing a penny with a p on it you notice it over by the date 2017 the p underneath it it's never been done before. this 2017 p penny became the first ever united states one cent to show it was priptsed here in philadelphia. that's what the minute mark means. if you have it that's cool and you may want to keep it. >> villanova blowing out 15 candles and local beer company celebrating anniversary with a new beer. coowners of cape may brewing company but it up there to honor their alma mater. they have name demy semi-cept sent stepial ale. they mt as freshman at villanova 2001. they mt as freshman at villanova 2001. w

the mass transit looking good, guys, back to you. >>> all right bob, thank you. >>> 5:32. there may be more disruptions at many airports to take. >> we have had so many protest that is happened over weekend after the president issued that temporary travel ban. lets get down to another airport in virginia where doug luzader is with all of these developments. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning we are at dulles airport this virginia where some protests were taking place yesterday. we don't see any protesters right now. we may not, to some degree, some of this was clarified yesterday, there was a court ruling a federal judge saying that any tea porttations would have to stop for individual stuck in limbo here as a result of this you this border policy. meantime we have had a clarification from the white house indicate ago this this policy should not have much impact on green card holders, legal residents of the united states, that they will be given special consideration through here. this issue will continue and there will be certainly some shore legal challenges a

so bob could still see him. ultimately they had to take the views of staff and other residents into account. he does bark but it soon dies off. i admit that he has made a mess because i have cleaned it up. but i don't think he has ever annoyed visitors to any great extent. he loves company. when elderly people go into care, the prospect of saying goodbye to a much—loved pet can be devastating. according to one piece of research, 40% of uk care homes describe themselves as pet friendly. but that expression is open to interpretation and there are calls for greater clarity and consistency. an online petition backing bob now has around 80,000 signatures. the owners of his retirement village say they've received threatening e—mails. a sign of how difficult and emotive situations like bobs can be. he's not leaving me. he very loyal to me. i would like to pay him back. the headlines coming up at to o'clock. let's get the weather with louise lear. mild, but some remain around. heading south and east. a rather soggy

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bob lutz, thank you. as always, bob, see you later. >> come back and share the results of the investigation. >>> a trio of confirmation hearings taking center stage on capitol hill. things got pretty contentious in one of them. we'll bring you the highlights of all three in a moment. >> plus, amazon working on plans to expand its services to 100,000 full-time jobs. we'll discuss how much impact mr. trump may have played in that decision coming up. y craa , , can tri the asst hemore custone yban spo.the cca selt mel >>> president-elect trump's picks for defense secretary, cia director and housing and urban development head were all on center stage on capitol hill for their confirmation hearings today. morgan brennan, eamon jab beers and diana olik. morgan, let's start with you. defense secretary, they had to change some of the rules for james mattis today? >> that's right. that process is happening as we speak. the waiver for general james mattis to become defense secretary despite having retired from the

bob redell, today in the bay. >>> bob, thank you very much. right now only on nbc bay area, we have exclusive surveillance showing federal agents arriving outside a rodeo home moments before they arrested the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter. noor salman is due in federal court in a few hours. >> that's where we find pete suratos this morning. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. we just obtained the document. we know it lays out the charges that we talked about all morning. it looks like an indictment was filed five days ago january 12th. we know noor salman will be here at a federal courthouse in oakland in roughly a few hours. let's get to the exclusive video we have been showing you all morning. this is salman. right now yesterday morning at 8:00 a.m. motels before she was arrested. we can report a connection to the deadly nightclub shooting in orlando june 12th that killed 49 and wounded 53. charges include obstruction of justice as well as aiding and abetting. they assumed she was cleared of any wrong

. >> thank you, bob. philadelphia getting ready for donald trump's first visit to the city of president. he will be in center city this afternoon for a day two of the republican retreat. he'll be joined by vice president mike penned, and british prime minister theresa may. >> day two, gof leaders certainly met by protesters on day one. including last night, where people were dancing and pro in protest, along market, thousands more expected today. >> well, our report verse everything you need to know about president trump's upcoming visit in just a fewer house. >> let's go right out to steve keeley standing by outside the lows in center city. >> already lots of police and secret service, k9 dogs, everybody out checking the corner of 12th and market streets. where the loews hotel is and the republican base will be for all day today and tomorrow for the retreat. here in center city the first trip away from washington, d.c. since donald trump was sworn in as president last friday first chance for donald trump

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good morning, bob. >> how are you doing? >> good, got our blue on today. >> look at that, blue and red, you know, the colors of the country. >> we'll get a check on traffic in a moment. good morning. >> good morning you did you feel the difference walking out the door this morning? it is so much colder out there this morning and oh, you know what, this is not what i wanted to show you, but i will show you what you wanted to show you. we do have the possibility of some snow for tomorrow morning, actually, earlier arrival time than we had told you about yesterday with the rain, with the snow, i should say, arriving tonight instead of early tomorrow morning. so, that is going to be an issue. we will be dealing with then for us right now here comes s just wait for t there it is, your number of the day. it is a six out of ten. it is a lot colder out there. here are the numbers to prove t temperatures in the 20's, 30's, teens are our windchills. these are 18, 15 degrees colder than yesterday. look at this, feels like 14 in reading

bob. >> reporter: thank you, scott. in the early days, most americans never saw their presidents or even their likenesses. in the modern era, we can't avoid them. their images are everywhere. they are part of our lives. >> i, barack hussein obama. >> reporter: for me, the enduring images of barack obama came in those first empties as president, when millions of people, probably the largest group ever to descend on washington, saw america's first black president sworn in to office. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: whether you were democrat or republican, whether you voted for him or not, when you saw the joy in those faces, it was hard not to feel the country had done a good thing. on to share our best of times, victories small and large. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: and he was there to share our worst days, pictures forever etched in our hearts and means. >> every time i think about

very different kind of writer than bob or whitman. and he said something to the effect of, if i go to the store and buy fruit Ãthat is pretty boring. but if i go to the store and buy bananas and apples and cherries and plums and mangoes and Ãi am running out of fruit. but you get the hint. then that is something. one of the things that bob so eloquently talks about in that review, the use of lists. >> yes, what i was trying to. everyone tell me no one will read a book about robert moses. i was hearing that year after year. i was feeling that i really wanted people to read this book. because i felt he did something, my understanding is under career because he was never elected to anything. we live in a democracy where our supposedly comes from the ballot box from being elected. he was never elected yet he had more power than anyone he was elected. more than any governor, more than any mayor, more than any governor and mayor combined. and he shaped the metropolitan area in the lives of everyone who lives in it. i was thinking how do i

our bob brooks is on the way to the scene. that's the action cam showing you a different view as investigators work the scene where a prisoner managed to escape out of a police vehicle. we'll bring you more shortly. >>> as the activity continues you can expect closures around that area, karen. >> reporter: yeah, we saw police on the scene, southbound on the boulevard where they are located currently they are blocking the inner drive southbound on the boulevard, near somerdale. you can get by in the outer drive. be careful, obviouslily a fluid situation. right now it's southbound in the inner drive where you are moving at 17 miles per hour overall on the boulevard southbound near somerdale avenue. let's go outside and check the roads elsewhere, it's that time of the morning volume is starting to build in down be town, chester county. this is the 30 bypass at 340, we see the line of cars, no major issues coming in from coatsville. you're looking good this morning. no weather-related problems, it's mild to start you off this morn

and then to have defense secretary bob gates and a chairman in mike mullin the joint chiefs who were open to evidence and ultimately worked with me to do the right thing, i am proud of that. but again, none that have would have happened without this incredible transformation that was happen ink society. when i gave ellen the presidential medal of freedom, i meant what i said. i think somebody that kind and likable projecting into living rooms around the country, that changed attitudes. and that wasn't easy to do for her. and that's just one small example of what was happening in countless communities all across the country. so i'm proud that in certain places we maybe provided a good block down field to help the movement advance. i don't think it is something that will be reversible because american society has changed, the attitudes of young people in particular have changed. that doesn't mean there aren't going to be some fights that are important, legal issues, issues surrounding transgender persons there are still going to be battle, is that need to take place. but if you talk to

>> bob? bob drives. >> sue, what's the forecast like for the motorcyclist out there? >> i think this will be a good day for that. because it is rare day in winter, when you can get out, and in the sunshine, but sunshine will return today, unsettled weather pattern, though, on the way as we head into the weekend. so keep that in mind. but, temperatures will be above average the entire time. so there is your trade off. and of course, let us know waist going on with you. that's my twitter handle. sue serio fox 29. now, all of the rain that we had yesterday, has moved up north, where it turned into snow, because of the colder temperatures. but as we look here, we have nothing precipitation-wise to show you on raid air. so getting to the future cast, talk about what's going to happen tomorrow. today we see the clouds clear out, have sunshine, it will be the 50's today, not as warm as last thursday, but still, real nice day. then, in the morning, tomorrow, we will still see some sunshine, but then,

i want to -- >> add just two points on what bob just said. one, the only person with some economic brown who is national secured adviser is sandy burger who trailed walt. he was one of those very broad people, but i would agree fundmentally with the neglect of big economic trade issues by the national security system. the way this has been resolved, starting actually under clinton, is that the key person doing international economic affairs on the nec reported -- reports to in the nsc. mike ferman is one of the more stronger and powerful people in that position. both the deputy advisor under robe o own and a deputy in nsc and personal merged. that. one other point on temperment. the key characterishing in the national security adviser is someone who can create the trust within his cabinet counterparts, particularly the secretary of state and secretary of defense, they're views will be represented fairly on a day-to-bay, minute-to-minute basis to the president. the national security as vicar, just because of the nature of the job, sees the pre

nothing like a lama on our highways, bob. >> 5:47. live look at the blue route, we got accident here. northbound, on the blue route, 476, just north of broomall. there is the tractor-trailer that was part of the culprit here of the accident. so you got the flares down. i think something obscured hereby the overpass, you can see, maybe flare or light here, broomall, it nine, headed into that's route three just above broomall headed over to nova country. headed northbound this morning don't to only one lane. coming in from south jersey good to go. roads dry this morning. total different scenario, than we have to deal with tomorrow. all of the dot's will be out there today putting down that salt-brine solution. caught cut them some slack, give them break, stay behind, putting down the liquid that will prevent the first flakes from sticking later on tonight, with the storm. you don't want the guck all over your carp, it is meant to be on the road surface, it will be all over your car tomorrow, when you're driving to work in the mess, as s