we are talking bute five-mile back up. i can tell you 355, any section of it from fredric down to the bethesda area not looking bad at all, especially when you take a look at that. here's a shot from behind on the tail lights. taking a look at travel time from german town going about 18 miles per hour. top of the beltway not soy bad this morning. 66 inbound and northbound rolling along. remember to listen to op fm in your car. not as bad as it's been. >>> it was nice this morning and temperatures are mainly around 40 degrees that moment. 39 in the district. fredrics vill at 32. there could be some icy spots but for the most part the rest of the area seeing the warming. 40 degrees in cull pepper right now. a big change from yesterday. take a look at your fitness forecast. the pavement's still wet around 41 degrees. we're still dry. 51 degrees. another round of rain is moving in. if you're exericizing later on today, you'll want the raincoat with you. so kind of mild and rainy. i'll show you a closer look that timing for ton

like him bute to at least give him credit for what he did for the country. and now, you know, we are starting over and we do not know where we stand. we just have no idea where we stand. host: thank you for the call from cleveland, ohio. another tweet from of you are saying, "farewell, obama. i wish you could survey third term." either way, donald trump will be holding a news conference, we will stream and live. an incredible amount of events happening. the hearings today with senator jeff sessions. we will continue tomorrow and into the week. the best sources our website, c-span.org. air thealso hold the -- bearings on c-span2 in c-span3. you can also check out our archives at c-span.org anytime. tomorrow morning we will continue with your calls and comments. your reaction to the farewell speech tonight and day one of the jeff sessions information hearings all here on c-span and c-span.org. thank you for being here with us tonight. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television c

project, bute speaking with city leaders, there seems to be a lot of optimism the project has momentum because of the near-unanimous belief something has to be done with rfk. live in northeast washington, jeff gol alison: thank you, jeff. we have breaking news from prince george's county. take a look at this, a fire burning at a home in clinton. this video is from springbrook lane. we had a few details other than what you see. crews are working, flames coming through the reef. -- through the roof. will have updates as soon as we get them. reporting u.s.is intelligence identified the go-betweens the russians used to provide hacked emails to wikileaks. they cited sources familiar with the intelligence briefings provided to president obama. president-elect trump will be briefed tomorrow. tweeted aboutmp the wikileaks founder's claim russia did not give him the hacked emails. and this just into the newsroom -- tonight president-elect trump cost transition team is ask congress to pay for the wall on the mexican border. according to cnn, if mexico refuses to pay for the walk-on house republi

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no word yet on a motive, bute, police say they plan to provide an update tomorrow morning. an effort is underway to get a northeast d.c. neighborhood where violence has recently cameras. just this morning gun shots rans out on 21st street northeast. neighborhood activists want police to step up patrols and they are encouraging owners ands business owners to set up cameras outside their homes and store fronts. one of my constituents wasas robbed at begun point by two individuals with a gun and thend a couple of hours later -- aer - couple hours later they actually robbed someone else at a nearby 7/eleven. this is craziness. we cannot accept this type ofe disruption in our community without a fight. the district has a rebate program for people who want toto install cameras outside theirtsd homes and businesses. it's 5 hundred dollars for hun homeowners and $750 for business owner. > developing in virginia tonight, police are trying toolc track dun thee suspects who ste puppies from a pet store in manassas. it happened yesterday morning at the d.c. pup's store on centre street

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buting up, you can hack you can't hide. details from the private security care and. last, time warner and at&t, megamerger back on the brink. by president-elect trump might get in the way of the $85 billion deal. in las vegas.ting everything from the future of cable television to the surging home sharing market. first, to our lead. cyber security is emerging as a major concern for 2017 and it came to a head today in the senate's private security hearing, where russia was front and center. top u.s. security officials stood firm that russia was behind the hacking in the presidential election. intelligence's official said only russia's high senior officials could have authorized the disclosures that happened during the most recent election. this comes one day before president-elect donald trump is to be briefed on the hack. joining us now to discuss is bloomberg and national security editor from washington. bill, great to have you. the intelligence agency is even more confident that russia was behind this hack. what do we know? bill: you are right. the three spy chiefs

she seemed so much less edited some -- bute than some of what she said that her in trouble, because a, like as the first time i am proud of my country can be seen in many different views. she was accused of being unpatriotic. she felt very mischaracterized by that. then there is your point of view, which i think is a very and the feeling that obama did represent a new and fresh hope, and was a counter to a lot of depressing things that had happened in the country. she never got a chance to defend that comment, and explain what she means. we don't know whether she considers it a slip of the t maybe something she was trying to capture that she didn't find the right words for. yourlly appreciate comments, because you're getting to the complexity of the .tatement here i steve: caller, you are next. good morning. good morning. have been a democrat for 30 years. i am 53 years old. cancer patient, breast cancer, late stage. i'm doing ok. guest: i am sorry to get that. caller: it is what it is. there is a plan for all of us. over the years -- and i'm going , i'mto hillary clinton talking to a

bute women were supportive not necessarily of the movement. >> do you think there will be a type of yellow journalism today today thaturnalism can make someone the same as nellie bly? >> that is an interesting question. with social media, it seems something similar could, absolutely, i could envision it. this type of reporting now could be called immersion reporting. these things have different labels over time, right? absolutely. and i also think there are a lot of parallels between the upheaval we are seeing now and the -- in the business models of journalism and the way that newspapers developed new business models in the 19th century. the model of charging for advertising and aiming for high circulation, that may not be panning out for news organizations on the internet, so they are going to be developing a different model and who knows what we will see after that. [indiscernible] >> good question, where women at home engaging with this content on a daily basis, where they reading it, and was there any backlash? absolutely, i am sure there was backlash. women are not a homogenous group

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temperatures well into the 50s tomorrow, butes as w the front approaches we will see thei temperatures drop very rapidly wednesday night.nigh we're only in the 30s on thursday. the cold air comes before the snow, which means when the snow comes in it will probably stick pretty easily depending on where you are. a better chance where it's colder north and when.lder the next couple of days, 56 and breezy, 39 and much, much coldeh on thursday. that leads us into our seven dao forecast where the last of the mild weather occurs tomorrow. a mild start to the new year but we're back to some typical january weather with late early morning snow showers. 29 is the low.low. and same with friday.day. those snow showers move outt pretty quickly on friday givingd us a dry afternoon.rnoo the weekend itself we've been watching very closely becauseaue you you see parks, temperatures in the 30s,parks, but there is a potential of a coastal storm.str but as the models change and kind of con verge to a betterte solutions as we get closer to the weekend that could moveld closer and impact with us some now.

eople trying to come home, moron young contribute anything yet, young kids who don't work, or nothing,bute tax stopping people coming back and forth to work. that is their thing, for year, all they do is tax the working people. their farce, they make like they are on the side of the working people. tax, tax, tax, the working people, they can't ax anyone else, they can't tax the rich, they got lawyers and can't tax the poor, the poor don't have anything to tax. give it to people wanting handouts, people that are afraid handouts taken away. it is ridiculous, let these eople do something wrong then go out against it. host: let's let you -- i disagree., i hope you enjoy the book, get it and agree with it. big supporter of the women's march in washington. house to my friends from california who wanted to march and prosdpeft president trump said yesterday to abc, great, super, first amendment, i ouldn't want to be in new york on fifth avenue on the day of the protest, that looked like a nightmare. is march for life and c-span will be covering it. world and ge to the dictators, if you have robust

theurse companies that donald trump trup tweets about they respond inresn their own respective ways bute a we're not talking about these te individual examples. what we're talking about iss the power of a donald trump tweet on a company and maybe m on your bottom line.m l so, we spoke with ann economist.on what does he think about what donald trump can do wis thhe t e power of a tweet? take a listen. >> i think tweets have a think relatively small effect on theot economy. i think other policies are much more important, antant, economy of 150 million workers, these kind of tweets te are going have a very small impact. >> reporter: well, of course not everybody agrees withod that. i mean, just look at this newne app. it's called trigger.trigger it gives you realtime alertsle for trading.rading. what the new feature is, well, w you can actually get triggersri based on companies trump tweets about to let you yu know immediately if a companyny that you own stock in is mentioned so that you can make that instant decision if youisiy want to sell, maybe buy more. so, what are your thoughts? th?

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meeting, bute outside of the meeting, somebody released it. it shouldn't have even entered paper, but it should never have been released. i read what was released, and i think it's a disgrace. think it hacking, i was russia, but i think we also get hacked by other countries and people. 22an say that when we lost million names and everything else that was hacked recently, they didn't make it big deal out of that. that was something that was extraordinary, probably china. we have much hacking going on. we have some of the greatest computer minds anywhere in the world that we have assembled. we saw a sample of it two weeks ago, teh six -- the six top people in the world. we are going to put those minds together and we are going to form a defense. the democratic national committee was totally open to be hacked. they did a very poor job. they could have had hacking defense, which we had. i will give reince priebus credit. saw what was happening in the world and with this country, he went out and went to various firms and ordered a very strong hacki

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strongest, bute miles away from 2%. >> actually, i think it's very, very clear that their target of 2% -- nobody really believes it, considering it such a drastic of the-- but the fact matter is that i think the boj really has -- they really are running out of hands. i think the market might be asking for these minute areas, but as you reported, there's a lot of sensitivity among forces, which might i the boj to do things they don't want to do, which is abide by the market. certainly that is regressing, and i think that's unhealthy. anna: seijiro, thank you very much for joining us. good to get your thoughts from tokyo. a professor of management information at the university of shizuoka. we will talk more about the u.k. when we come back. we are live in westminster. u.k. lawmakers will be talking about brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: a shot of hong kong harbor. 6:30 a.m. in london, 7:30 a.m. in paris. let's bring you breaking news. the french economy gdp, for the fourth quarter, grew by .4%, bang in line with estimates, but double what we saw in third quarter. france doing their

she has seen today as she was watching the prime minister's speech inside her official residence in bute house in edinburgh, sounded very much like the kind of hard brexit she said could provoke another vote on scottish independence. the rate of inflation is at its highest level in two and a half years. the consumer prices index rose to 1.6% last month. the increase in the cost of living is partly being put down to rising air fares and food. to this heathrow—based haulier, the effect is very obvious. because the pound is weaker, you need more pounds to buy the same goods in dollars. fuel had been falling in price. 0n today's inflation numbers it up by 10%. the company can absorb the cost, but not for ever. the cost of the fuel is starting to bite. we will have to put a fuel surcharge in like everybody else in this industry once we go past a certain level because we cannot afford to keep those costs in—house. the effect of the weaker pound is most obvious up the supply chain where raw materials, most of them imported, are up by 15.8%. so far producers have not been passing most of tha

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you might see some sunshine in argyll and bute but it will be at a premium. in northern ireland, some sunny spells and a few showers. in northern england, there goes the first band of rain, behind it, low cloud, drizzly conditions. not raining all the time in england and wales, some hill fog. in wales, drying out but some drizzle here and there. in the south—west, more rain coming your way and this rain through the evening and overnight will be heavy and persistent as it crosses in a north—easterly direction across england and wales, getting into southern scotland. behind it there will be some clearer skies but there will still be a fair bit of cloud around and drizzle. in the clear skies across the islands we could see a touch of frost. tomorrow we start off with the rain in central and eastern england, southern scotland and that will eventually go into the north sea leaving behind it a veil of cloud that will break up and some will see sunny skies. by the end of the afternoon the next system comes in from the west introducing patchy rain and strengtheni

bute something. he says it's no a matter of money. it's a matter of getting people excited. he thinks people aren't excited about ed gillespie, just as on the democratic side, lieutenant governor ralph northam is a very mild-mannered person. very progressive and votes a lot of ways democrats like. but tom perriello says we got to be more aggressive, he's more bernie sanders like. so it's an interesting rate. it's too early in the campaign. in virginia, you can spend whatever you want on the race. there's very few limits on campaign dollars, so you can see a lot more money flowing once people figure out who they think is going to win. >> the republican governor's association kicked in $5 million to a committee. that speaks volumes. >> yes, it does. this is a classic case. a lot of the election will be played out in the three corners of the virginia. here in northern virginia, where there's a strong democratic presence. the republicans have to make it up in the shenandoah far southeast virginia and in the hampton roads area. >>> turning to d.c. politics, vinson gray is back at

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. , bute down by over 1% google hit a record high last week. apple off, apple reporting after the closing bell. all of them have had a monster run recently. a pause or something different? by 10%, cutting its full-year adjusted eps to $.61 a share. been expecting upside, and now a loss as much as $.56. analysts downgraded the stock today. , twoeens and rite aid stocks we are watching. the deal here is they will pay less for rite aid than before. the original deal for walgreens was nine dollars a share. the big question is how much will walgreens have to sell. as 1200ld sell as much stores, 200 more than previously estimated, and the deal time getting pushed back as well. john: the fundamental question for these markets over the last few months, whether you should take president trump seriously, but not literally. spoke earlier on that topic. take a listen. hisany investors took economic policies literally, reform the tax code, infrastructure spending, but trade, building the wall, muslim ban issues, social policy, they took him serious and not

try to include african-americans into this america first by talking about how, you know, we have the bute infested inner cities, we are going to save them, and they are americans like the rest of them, and we need to include them in our efforts to put down radical islamic terrorists, our efforts to build the wall and keep the mexicans out. i think there is a basic incoherence at the heart of that, which is that the policies is pursuing domestically will have a disproportionate impact in their harm on african-americans. so, for people who are in disproportionate need of state protection of a public sector -- that the efforts to subvert that, to get rid of those types of regulatory protections, but also those types of self -- social welfare programs will have a devastating impact on black people in particular. so, the effort to, sort of, unite people around this false idea of america first by attacking immigrants, by attacking muslims is built on sand in some ways, and it is when youincoherence begin to unpack that. story, andll the naomi, before you weigh in, the obama's helicopter has jus

bute cutting the income tax we're going to put in the import tax which is another tax that is put in on the consumer. none of this is written in stone. believe -- thank you for the call. i do believe the country will be great again, whether it is over the next four or eight years, remains to be seen. because it is really about the people. when we talk about the people in office, you know, this is how elections are one -- won. it is not by the public vote. it is the -- the popular vote. it is the electoral vote for a reason. when you go back to eight years to then candidate, barack obama. think about what he was promising, raise taxes on the fulfillingrms of lyrical promises, -- political promises, he knocked it out of the park. don'tymore, because we want those things, because it -- words likeh to hope and change help in everyone's mind to fulfill. it is like your interpretation of a book. as you are picturing whatever the author is writing and those scenarios, it is likely something different in everyone's mind. that is why the book is always better than the movie. the idea of hope