i said mr. trump, you don't control the editorial on the kelly file. and that is when he blew up and started screaming at me. you are a disgrace, you ought to be ashamed of yourself. i almost unleash my beautiful twitter account against you, and i still may! >> that was the worst bullying that you had since seventh grade. >> i don't know that i would classify that as bullying so much as an angry politician, which i'm used to. but the threat of the twitter account was clear. i already had the one in question drafted. it had been drafted for weeks. the opening round was electric hard questioning for all of them that was in the bag for weeks. for now i am in a position where i know he is angry. he feels antagonized. he wasn't antagonized, but he feels antagonized and he spent those four days trying to feel me out a little bit. like what's the story with her, what's going to happen to her. they didn't try to get me pulled from the debate but it was clear that he was focused on me. extraordinarily focused on me. at the time i thought to myself this would be

and mr. trump spoke about the disappearance of jobs. it would have voted that the unemployment rate has fallen from 10% in 2009, the height of the recession, to less than 5%. mr. trump portrayed the nation's closed factories as having needlessly hemorrhaged jobs to overseas companies. but even as production jobs fell by five million since 1987, the country's manufacturing output has increased by more than 86% according to the bureau of labor statistics. trade is a part of the complicated story but so is automation. fred is on the line from carrie, oregon. do you think donald trump can unite people? caller: yeah, i think he can. everybody needs to get out of their trenches where they're dug in on their opinions one way or another and just be positive thinking americans, if they've got good ideas, head them towards the trump team and i'm sure if they hear good ideas, republican, democrat, liberal, it won't matter, if they're good ideas, they'll be implemented. at least that's what he says. and he has a chance to be a great president for a

then the obamas and the trumps traveled to the national mall where mr. trump took the oath of office before becoming the 45th president. in his speech, president trump said today will be a day that forgotten people became the rulers again. he also promised jobs saying america will start winning again. missing were those 52 members of congress who stayed away in protest making this the second largest boycott of an inauguration by congress in u.s. history. now, the president is back at the white house where he is going to oversee a short inaugural parade before heading out for some balls around the capital this evening. live in washington, dc, melissa caen, kpix 5. >> stay with us throughout the day for coverage of the presidential inauguration. at 1:00, you can tune in for a special edition of kpix 5 news at 1:00 with allen martin and then it's a full evening of coverage starting at 5:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> and we were all watching the inauguration in the newsroom. it's certainly fascinating. it's an event that no matter what your political stance i

mr. trump: finally obamacare. reporter: have you outlined a plan for what you want the replace package to look like? would it guarantee coverage for those who have gotten health insurance through the current obamacare law? mr. trump: you are going to be very, very proud as not only the media and reporters, you are going to be very proud of what we put forth. having to do with health care. obamacare is a complete and total disaster. they can say what they want. they can guide you any way they want to guide you. they guide you incorrectly. in most cases it's imploding. some states have over 100% increase, and 17, and i said this two years ago, 17 is going to be the bad year. it's going to be catastrophic. frankly we could sit back, it's a thought from a political standpoint, but it wouldn't be fair to the people, we could sit back and wait and watch and criticize. and we could be a chuck schumer and sit back and criticize it and people would come, they would come, begging to us, please, we have to do something about

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trump. i would also like to ask about mr. trump's comments about mr. lewis and i want to put up this tweet, because in response, the president-elect called him all talk, talk, talk, no action. can he really say that about the man who got his head cracked open walking across the bridge in alabama on blood he sunday do you think that's appropriate? >> mike: i think donald trump has the right to defend himself. when someone of john lewis' stature, someone who is not only an icon in the civil rights movement, but also by somebody who by virtue of his sacrifice on that day that we know as bloodied sunday, he suffered that abuse and cross that bridge, and it was true that the voting rights -- for someone of his stature to use terms like this is not a legitimate president. it's just deeply disappointing to me, and i hope he reconsider reconsiders, but what their was literally generations of failed policies coming out of washington, d.c., that have failed to many families and too many cities all across this country. i will tell you, donald trump is a man who i

mrs. trump came with a gift for michelle obama. the 44th and 45th presidents rode together from the white house to the capitol. ♪ ♪ and in a show of unity, three other presidents-- two democrats and one republican-- were there to witness this passage of power. and so was the woman mr. trump defeated, hillary clinton. supreme court justice clarence thomas adsterld the oath to the new vice president. >> i, michael richard pence... >> pelley: and the chief justice of the united states, john roberts, swore in mr. trump. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ( applause ). >> pelley: the sound of 21 guns salutedly the new commander in chief. his inaugural address set the tone for his presidency. >> americans want great schools for their children, safe neighborhoods for their themselves. but for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> pelley: mr. trump escorted h

mr. bannon is registered in two states. mr. bannon worked for mr. trump. germanyna and coming have built walls to keep people out. the only thing mr. trump has really done is sign papers. we have a congress that has to do the implementing of all these little papers he's signed. he holds them up and shows his signature. last lady, i agree with you a lot. i'm guessing the next thing for voting, we may have to be branded. i bless america. god help america. -- god bless america. host: frank from florida. republican. +.ller: i think it is an a i listen to mr. trump speak and i'm proud to be american again. i would rather see a wall of military personnel than a wall of concrete. owns use bernie sanders' parents as role models. his parents came from poland the legal way. let's reopen ellis island to show the world the only proper way to come into this country. in missouri. independent. caller: good morning. voting, i think voter -- motor voter needs to end. there was a young man who called in last week from maryland who said the person at the counter even admitte

i am proud of mr. trump. i say clean house, mr. trump. and god is with you. protesters at the inauguration? there were some protesters trying to block access for those who wanted to watch the proceedings from the mall. caller: yes, there were, and i did see some of them down there. they really do not understand the dynamics that is going on in this country. i believe they just wanted to make noise down there. mr. trump is getting the job done. i am so proud of this guy. god bless him. and all his endeavors. int: francisco is bloomfield, new jersey, and independent. good morning. you?r: how are you answered my call. my comments are pretty simple. i really wanted to ask katrina, being a progressive democrat, that she talked about, and her association with bernie and the -- youth,with the use i wanted to ask what she thinks are the things that she could with, as are in common she calls, the trunk era. it is too early to call it an era. the past couple of days, you have seen some really, you know, progressive, if you want to call , news byfinition trump, that hav

[indiscernable] >> doesn't the election of mr. trump give a different signal? >> it's the beginning. several of the appointments he has made are the beginning of it. the test will be does he implement policies like designating the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization. which it is. it's right here. they are about destroying western civilization from within. does he do that on day one? which he can by telling the state department designate them, does he stopimporting more jihadist? before he becomes president. i think he could say don't bring those refugees . >> hold that part. we will be back with some final thoughts. >> welcome back. your thigh and yourfinal though? >> you asked the question, should americans feel optimistic that we are going to get that's right? were going to make our own country safer, i feel very optimistic with what i have seen of the trumpet ministration and making now, and the commitments he made with the american people that got him to the position of president of the united states. he needs our support. let's be clear, one of

trump and i would like to ask you about mr. trump's comments about lewis, the president elect called lewis all talk, talk, no action. can he really say that about the man who got his head cracked open walking across the bridge in salma, alabama on bloody sunday, all talk no action? do you think that's appropriate? >> i think donald trump has the right to defend himself when someone of john lewis' stature, someone who is not only an icon in the civil rights movement but also someone who by virtue of sacrifice on that day that we know as bloody sunday he crossed the bridge and suffered that abuse and it was -- it was through that that the voting rights act, for someone to use his stature to use terms like this is not a legitimate president, it's just -- it's just deeply disappointing to me. i hope he reconsiders it, but what donald trump was talking about there was literally generations of failed policies coming out of washington, d.c. that have failed too many families and too many cities across this country. i will tell you, do

mr. trump expert testimonies an unprecedented turnout at friday ee 's inauguration. >> they announced we're going to have record crowds coming. i saw the bikers for trump. i don't know if i would like to ride one of those, but they do like me. that's like additional security with those cats. >> president elect returned to new york after last night's dinner. back in washington tomorrow for preinaugural events. >> trying to light myself on fire. >> why were you trying to light yourself. >> act of protest. >> that's the reason a protester gave for starting a fire outside the trump international hotel in washington last night. see some of his items burning in the street there. the man who said he was against the inauguration was treated for burns. nbc 10 has complete coverage leading up to friday's coverage. tracey and i will be traveling to washington, d.c. our live coverage of the nation's kpap begcapital begins afternoon. >>> meantime, four more of president elect trump's cabinet appointee

trump that this from the media -- somebody from the media to ask mr. trump that. tweet --is is a kissimmee, florida. republican line. he has done an awesome job throughout the week him everything he said in his campaign, he is doing. and he will continue to do. his team is backing him up. side,r, the democratic charles schumer and his team are dragging their feet. the media needs to take a look schumer's office. what he does at his residence there. you don't have a word coming out of there. the media needs to look into that. charles schumer should stop dragging his feet and work together with the president. he is awesome, he is a man of integrity, he is doing his job to make america great again and he is securing america first before he goes outside america to deal with other issues. host: we are waiting to hear from vice president mike pence at the republican conference, the retreat in philadelphia with house and senate republicans. mike pence will speak and this afternoon, we expect to hear from british prime minister theresa may. house speaker paul ryan and mit

trump acknowledged that the mr. trump acknowledged that the of. has been the target cyber attacks but assured all americans that there was absolutely no effect on the election, the including the fact that there was no tampering whatsoever with machines. but according to the version of the intelligence report, "vladimir putin and the russian government help president-elect trump's election chances when discrediting hillary clinton and publicly contrasting him."favorably to it went on to report "we expect moscow will apply such efforts influence future processes worldwide." does trump have to gain by his skepticism for u.s. intelligence and praise for putin, jeff? jeff: seldom do we see a declassified version of a report like this. it was controversial several weeks ago when president obama the review but i think this will certainly will stand through history coming on the heel of the hearings this week on capitol hill but the said, he were, as you ordered an influence campaign. president putin ordered the discredit hillary clinton. one of the inter

mr. trump: nothing like that should have never been written. it should never have been had and it should never have been released. brent: trump suggesting intelligence agencies had something to do with leaking the claims. he covered lots of ground in his first news conference since the election today. we will go to washington for the latest. outgoing president barack obama bids and emotional farewell. he vigorously defended his time in office and urged americans to protect the nation's democratic ideals. could it rival the sydney opera house? spectacular philharmonic, the concert hall putting on a star-studded opening concert tonight. i'm brent goff, good to have you with us. donald trump came out fighting as he denied reports that russia has compromising information about him. in his first news conference since late july, the president-elect said u.s. intelligence agencies may have released the information he scolded news organizations in the u.s. for publishing the material. he admitted publicly that russia was probably behind the hacking of

mr. trump: a new national pride will stir our souls and heal our divisions. it is time to remember that old wisdom our soldiers will never forget that whether we are black, or brown, or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. mr. trump: we will seek friendship and goodwill with the nations of the world but we do so with the understanding that it is the right of all nations to put their own interests first. we do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone, but rather, to let it shine as an example, we will shine for everyone to follow. reporter: on the national mall hundreds of thousands of people to cheer or simply to witness a historic moment. others still to voice their fears. but some protests turned violent. washington police have made numerous arrests and reported multiple injuries. meanwhile, the changing of the guard continued. former president barack obama leaves the capital as president trump hits the ground running. these are his first decrees them assigning formal nominations for his cabinet and other members of the new administration

trump's ire over the weekend: "i think mr. trump has to understand is that this is more than being about him and it's about the united states and our national security." after cia director john brennan's critiques on fox, mr. trump tweeted -quote- "was this the leaker of fake news?" and after another snl skit poked fun at the president elect, "20-million people could going to be president, we're all going to die. [laughs]" mr trump tweeted- "saturday night live is the worst of nbc." and as the inauguration team is rehearsing for friday.... so are protestors with rallies for obamacare spreading across the nation. dc is preparing for bigger protests on saturday...upping the inital estimate from 200-thousand to 400-thousand protestors... lana zak, abcn, washington an update now on the devastating fire in baltimore that claimed the lives of six children killed, in critically injured their mother. family and friends gathered outside the malone family's home last night for a candle-light vigil. katie malone and her nine children wer

and mr. trump's first stop today. his own hotel. our team with voters across the country, what they're saying tonight. the showdown on capitol hill. mr. trump's pick for treasury secretary on the hot set. grilled on the role he played in the foreclosure crisis. and mr. trump's pick for energy secretary rick perry set to the lead the department he once wanted to eliminate. how he explains that now. >>> inside the transfer of power tonight. president obama and the president-elect will soon ride from the white house to the capitol together. and despite the boycott by many democrats, hillary clinton

mr. trump's o answering of questions i was very encouraged he head a news week and took questions. thankfully on the topic of media bias, i think that played into his hand when cnn and more buzz feed did what they did with regard to this dossier and gave and he moral high ground they are not broadcast media so i don't have the same issue with them. at the back and forth from that news conference the other day in the area of about nd information donald trump. here is a look. [video clip] disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out be so false and fake out. think it is a disgrace and i say that -- and i say that -- and that is something that nazi germany would have done and did do. i think it is a disgrace that nformation that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public. buzz feed which is a failing pile of garbage, writing it, i think they are going to suffer the consequences. they already are. cnn going out of their way to build it up -- and found out michael cohn my firm justyer in reported it was not this michael cohn. c

mr. trump saw him on television. he is completely discredited. mr. trump season as this authoritative voice on the legal votes that supposedly happened. i am old enough to remember when conservatives and republicans cared about the truth and felt like you had to align your arguments with truth and the reality of things. there seems to be some element within the right, not just the right, but i mostly hear about conservatives him because i am -- conservativism because i am myself conservative. donald trump is driving them in all sorts of places the they will deeply regret. you cannot work in a self-governing country if you cannot agree on basic facts. there is no percentage in possible -- persuasion possible. you cannot make up your own facts. you cannot do it individually, and you cannot do it as president. host: we will go to new york. dave. good morning. caller: good morning. and curious about insurance trade barriers. guest: i think that is a huge problem. this goes to the point i was making earlier. republicans for the longest time have been free

president, donald trump, taking aim at germany plus chancellor. mr. trump: i think she made one very cap traffic mistake and that was taking all of these illegals. brent: and it's not jujust angea merkelel's migration policies, e is also skeptical on the future of nato and the european union. we will get reaction from right here in n berlin. and coming up, a cargo plane crashes into a village in kyrgyzstan, killing at least 37 people. the turkish and 737 was trying to land in fog. helena: and reporting live from the annual meeting of the world economic forum in davos with a trump presidency and brexit looming large, local economic leaders have a lot on their plates. brent: good to have you with us. in just five days, donald trump becomes the 45th u.s. president and already, he's pulling no punches when it comes to criticizing one of the u.s.'s closest allies. in his latest interview, trump says the german chancellor, angela merkel, was wrong to allow hundreds of thousands of refugees into germany, describing them as illegals. trump says merkel possibl

making mrtrump of trump 0rganisation, effectively making mr trump of the landlord. trouble is, several of the tenants are being investigated by government regulators and, if they are found guilty of any wrongdoing, they could stop operating, which means they will no longer be paying rent to mr trump but, as president, mr trump could push for more lenient sentences or could push for more lenient sentences 01’ make could push for more lenient sentences or make the charges go away, effectively ensuring he continues to make money. if we make way further uptown, we find ourselves at deutsche bank, one of mr trump's biggest lenders. the german bank continued to work with him even as several of these businesses went bankrupt. deutsche bank is facing billions of dollars in fines from the us government stemming from the financial crisis. regulators could rule with a softer touch given the bank ‘s history with president elect donald come. 0ne., i have shaded to examples of potential conflicts. move overjust a few blocks and you end up at ground zero for the trump business

second one, mr. trump's mother gave to him right before he turned nine years old. pastor paula white cane will lead the prayer at the inauguration. some critics call her a fraud. she says that's not true. she's been in trump's life for the past 15 years. >> did you bring donald trump to jesus. >> i laid out the gospel very clearly and i know that donald is saved. >> president elect trump says he is a presbyterian inspired by late norman vincent, the power of positive thinking. >> a man with the unique perspective about president elect trump talked to nbc 10. >> fired apprentice decided to volunteer time to get mr. trump elected as president. nbc 10 pamela osborne live just outside the secure perimeter here with that story. also give us a look at where you are. >> reporter: yeah, vai, we're right nearly north capitol. take a look. you can see within the past 30 minutes or so there's been an increase in activity. people trying to get down here. also this police barricade here. you can see some military vehicles. this is a checkpoint only certain vehicles are allowed

. >> mr. trump? sir, what exactly did you discuss with mr. trump? i was invited here by the transition team, the trump transition team. it was a really good meeting. and thingsbout golf like that, people we knew, people in common, and then we .ot down to the crux of it all he introduced me to been carson, the new head for housing and urban development. we are going to team up and see if we can bring about some positive change in the inner cities, which i felt was my own agenda, and he agreed. he wants to do something. he realized he needs some allies in that department. he seemed really sincere about it. is definitely one, another one they want to start with is detroit. in allto do some things of the major inner cities to see if we can bring about some change and help these young people out, so that is why i am here. it was a successful meeting. he seemed really sincere. >> thank you, sir. steve: well, you know, not much up into politics. i ain't going to pass a background check. it's me following my friends like president obama, as he told everybod

trump, mr. trump, mr. trump, we have to move on. >> oh, thank god. i don't know if you could tell, but i was really spinning out of control. >> secretary clinton, now, i'd like to ask you about an ongoing issue for your campaign. wikileaks has been releasing your campaign e-mails, many of which raise some serious questions. >> thank you for bringing up my e-mails, chris. and i'm very happy to clarify what was in some of them. sorry. what, carol? what? i'm sorry -- i thought i heard my friend carol. anyway, back to your question about the way that donald treats women. and that is how you pivot. >> so you're just never going to answer a question about your e-mails? >> no, but it was very cute to watch you try. >> now, mr. trump, in the last week, 11 women accuse you of sexually assaulting them. do you still deny each of those claims? >> chris, of course i do. i'm completely innocent. i've said this before, and i'll say it again -- nobody has more respect for women than i do. [ laughter ] >> all right, all right, all right. all right, all right, all rig

this is where we're expecting mr. trump and mr. pence to arrive at 7:00. >> just getting in the door is tough as thousands walk through union station. you can hear out of towners lugging suitcases and see everyone rushing to meet friends or get ready for the big day like these women. >> my sister happened to win the lottery from our senator. >> now we're going to pick up our tickets. >> their tickets may give them closer access to the president elect. but for many seeing the action from afar is enough. >> independent of what your political beliefs are i think it's an historic day for the country. the reason i'm coming this year, it's the first year we have i'll call it a nonpolitician that became our president. and that kind of excited me. >> not everyone is so excited. in t supporters, then those who plan to march or protest. >> i don't want to to see any drama. >> it happens tonight police say they're prepared. outside officers lined the building along with barricades and inside hundreds from local and federal agencies walk aroun

mr. wait six more days and trump is going to be president. >> thanks for the call. days.ntioned six more next friday is inauguration day. we will have live coverage here on c-span january 20. live coverage gets under way on .ur website, www.c-span.org also in the run-up to inauguration day, a couple of program notes for you, sunday night, a conversation with two trump incoming trunk -- administration's staff members. kellyanne conway, who led the the rnc, and communications director who will become the white house spokesman. we will have an interview with them tomorrow night, 6:35 eastern time. and throughout the week, more confirmation hearings. more of president-elect donald trump's picks for cabinet positions. we will have those for you live on the c-span networks, and they will re-air in prime time as well. back to your calls on the civil rights rally in washington. to the democrats line, felix jones is from mountainside, new jersey. >> good afternoon. i just wanted to speak on the rally. even though a lot of people are talking about that president trump is not

you got called by mr. trump and mr. trump asked you were you ever in prague? and your answer was -- >> never. so he said michael, i really need to know. i said mr. trump, i've never been to prague. he said to me, okay. i said, do you want to see my passport? he said, yeah, do you mind if i see it? i said of course, you are the president-elect. >> sean: i don't mean to laugh but these people, i did an opening monologue just in the last segment about how journalism is dead. it is buried. and fake news, last night, i retweeted your tweet. with the passport. and you know what people were writing? >> so many people hate me. >> sean: people are saying so, it's not opened. >> with all due respect to those haters, do you really think i was going to open up the passport and allow them to see my i.d. number? next thing i will be trying to leave the country for whatever the reason might be, and what will happen? someone will have already duplicated it with my i.d. i have spend the subject of personal attacks and the last thing i need is have somebody with my passport num

mr. trump sworn in at noon today in front of capitol building. followed by a private luncheon hosted by congress and inaugural parade scheduled to begin around three this afternoon. >> starts at capitol, enabout a mile and a half. more than 1,000 people will march in the parade. one thing to watch for, will donald trump stay in bulletproof limo during the parade. if trump decides to walk the parade root, they will be ready and he will be safe. >> team coverage, live team coverage of today's historic event. >> begin with nbc 10 pamela osborne. philadelphia first calvary troop will be returning. >> reporter: that's right. i'm going to step out of the way and show you what's going on right now. some of the preps are underway right now. just outside of the perimeter. the secure zone here. you can see this is a checkpoint. vehicles only coming in if they're authorized. seen dogs sniffing the buses coming in just checking them out right now. as we mentioned the city's first troop will be making its return to the inaugural parade. just a matter of hours

mr. trump move forward with land to construct a wall along the us-mexico border and have mexico pay for the construction. let's go to your calls and get your thoughts on today's news conference with the president and the british prime minister. it is vanessa in fort worth texas on the line. >> good afternoon and thank you for taking my call. >> sure. >> i watched the prime minister's state yesterday i was very impressed with her. she seems to have a lot of goals for her country and then i watched the news conference today. i was very pleased to say that she and donald trump our president have, seem to have a great relationship.after just one meeting. i was very thrilled about that. and i wish they british people good luck on their exit from the uk from the eu.i'm excited about that. i also watched the march for life and the speakers there and the crowd was very impressive. so president tromp, i support him in the things he is trying to do to restore our life, liberty and pursuit of happin

mr. trump are in the honeymoon phase and i know it seems like it will last forever but having a pre-nup is smart. seems like mr. trump is into the relationship now but we all know he has a side thing with russia, so if he hooks up with putin it will cost him money. and he must consummate his relationship for a year in the form of a conference of satisfactory length and breadth. you get to keep the white house but he's insisting on custody of paul ryan's balls, supervised visits only and you get a billion-dollar bonus if you elect him to a second term. >> sorry i'm late. >> this is mr. trump's lawyer. >> lawyers are scum, not a lawyer. no offense. >> none taken. >> we have demands ourselves. >> say no to everything till we have time to discuss it. >> first, mr. trump is unhappy with america's signs of aging -- drooping roads, sagging bridges -- so we ask america consent and fund any kind of cosmetic enhancement mr. trump deems necessary. >> look, we're a beautiful country, just a matter of

. >> does mr. trump understand this? >> i don't know. >> what is your overall impression? there was a conflict between esther trump and cnn? he accuse them of fake news and things like that. what is your overall impression besides these particular remarks about russia and election hacks? >> i will be a as brief as possible.. president-elect trump has changed the way politics are conducted in the united states. with the use of twitter, with -- this was t the first preress conference in five mononths he s held. that is unheard of. he is able to energize his base of support. at the same time his approval ratings are lower than anyy presidident in modern times as e assusumes the office of f the presidency. so we are seeing an unusual time in american politics and a very polarized america. i would like to see him reach out. for me to criticize what he has done obviously, he has succeeded and in politics the ultimate result is what counts. >> dallas u.s. senator john mccain speaking with us earlier. -- that was u.s. senator john mccain speaking with us earlier. i want to bring i

mr. trump suspect the night at the blair house across from the white house. this morning he'll attend a church service and travel with the president to the capitol to be sworn in and deliver the national address. >>> and a massive security effort is under way to protect the nearly 100 million people expected at the capitol today. jeff pegues has more on that. >> the secret service has gamed out scenarios for protecting the president from an active shooter to an assassin used a weapon onnized drone. joseph clancey. >> there's such a concern about an attack, are you concerned? >> we plan for every possible threat that's out there. >> reporter: the coast guard is patrolling the potomac river while customs helicopters buzz the skyline. we flew with pilots. what is your primary responsibility going to be on inauguration day? >> we're the eyes on the sky. >> reporter: 31,000 federal and local law enforcement officers and 5,000 members of the national guard will blanket the city. >> think about it from mass panic. >> reporter: but secret service agent doug barnett i

|j given at the insecurity around the policies of mr trump. i would imagine that those with money invested would want to know what is going to happen now. do i get out or stay? looking at analysts, i have seen stay? looking at analysts, i have seen quite a few on both sides. quite a few are saying this is it, time to get out. some say stay in. well, yes... that is the gamble. laughter stock markets went up under president 0bama so is there much room full industries to go. i guess it depends also on the companies and the kind of sector you are invested in. john authors has written in the ft said that no regular reader or any sensible human being should ever base any sensible decision on the dow. we have a little snapshot, hardly a story at all, but in the ft. hardly a story at all, but in the ft, they have a piece about how western diplomats were sidelined to a pub while turkey, russia and iran did the dealings in the hotel where the peace talks were taking place. things are changing in diplomacy?” guess you are right. it is a good illustrati

who cast doubt on the legitimacy of mr. trump's presidency. mr. trump's advice kellyanne conway defend thed president-elect isn't like being the wal walking wounded. everybody is always begunking for us we're supposed to look the other way. >> reporter: congressman lewis chose not to react to the president election's words while celebrating the martin luther king hold say. >> as dr. martin luther king, jr., said hate is too heavy a burden to bear. >> reporter: nearly a million people are expected to attend the swearing in and hundreds of organizations plan to protest. >> all of the controversy and all of the scepticism that continues from the campaign in a typically american way will vanish in that moment of power transferring from partisan to partisan. >> reporter: and today, russian president vladimir putin accused of the out-going obama administration of attempting to undermine mr. trump's presiden presidency. he said those who spread fake allegations are quote worse than prostitutes. putin is referring to dozier of unverified claims against mr

mr. trump's son-in-law jared kushner. they were to talk about bilateral security and immigration. leaders said that it would be impossible for mr. pena neito to go to that you -- pena pnieto to go to the u.s. mr. trump did not say mexico would pay for the wall, although he did during a news interview that aired between the two delegations. he made an address to his country last night on what he had to say about them pay for the wall. president pena nieto: i regret us.decision to divide .exico doesn't believe in walls i have set it over and over again. mexico will not pay for any wall. that was the mexican president. the front page has the full report of the executive order yesterday, which does not explicitly say how it will be paid for, but mr. trump has ordered a report on all foreign aids to mexico. million inived $59 u.s. foreign aid in 2016. trump said the wall would cost a billion dollars, so it is more than three times higher than that. douglas opposing the president on this, go ah

is this something that mr trump uniquely would like to see? i definitely think he is the first american president to come in with the idea that it would not be a bad thing if the european union fell apart. most american presidents have recognised that it american presidents have recognised thatitis american presidents have recognised that it is in america's interest a strong european ally. united were impossible, but certainly cohesive when necessary. that is what donald trump appears to believe. he's quite content with the idea of a divided europe. the other question i suppose is he has put some pretty strong characters on the defence side of his cabinet. they have strong views on russia, for example. general mateos is not exactly close to president putin's view of the world. we will all be watching with bated breath to find out what actually happens with eastern europe, ukraine, latvia and so on and the scandinavian countries who are very nervous about russia now.|j scandinavian countries who are very nervous about russia now. i think thatis

trump will assume the presidency with the lowest approval rating of any president since 1981. mr. trump is dismissing the lack of support, tweeting -- the same people who did the phony election polls and were so wrong are now doing approval rating polls. they are rigged just like before. anthony director of the cbs news survey unit blames a partisan divide. do trump supporters have reason to believe they're >> well, there are plenty of trump supporters. there are plenty of republicans in this poll as in most polls. but the difference here is that while those republicans are strongly in support of what donald trump is doing in favorable of him, his numbers are way down a bit. by democrats, who are so firmly set against him. >> reporter: mr. trump will also assume the presidency with fewer of his cabinet nominees in place than any president since george h.w. bush in 1989. hearings continue on capitol hill today, mr. trump says he's confident of their success. >> we have put together a team i think the likes of which has never been assembled before. >> reporter: mr. trump will honor

china has also reacted strongly to mr trump's latest pronouncements. state media in beijing said there would be strong action if mr trump continued to provoke china over taiwan. 0ur correspondentjohn sudworth reports from beijing. not everyone in china is taking donald trump too seriously. his inauguration this week comes just ahead of the chinese new year of the rooster. and this factory is making, well, giant trump lookalike chicken balloons. the orders are flowing in, we can barely cope, the boss tells me. but increasingly mr trump is becoming a target of anger... ..rather than a figure of fun. mock—ups of taiwanese ships provide shooting practice at this chinese military museum. just across the taiwan strait. while us presidents have long avoided challenging beijing's claim to sovereignty, the so—called one china policy, mr trump says he might. "china's military, especially our navy, is growing stronger, we don't fear us provocation", this man tells me. "we want peace, but if they cross our red line we have to take measures," this woman agrees.

mr. trump's press conference is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. that you go racial day is just nine days away. jim and rahel, back to you. >>> two of trump's cabinet picks begin their confirmation process, senate foreign relations committee questioned secretary of the state nominee rex tillerson, senate the commercial commit thee will question nominee elaine chao, also this morning, new jersey senator corry booker will testify against attorney general nominee jeff sessions before the senate jigsry committee. booker is critical of sessions record on civil rights and criminal justice reform. >>> donald trump's upcoming presidency is i am agoing business near trump to you inner manhattan. security keeps pedestrians away from the building and that means foot traffic is down along fifth avenue knew. new york city council said 105 midtown businesses air affect when streets are closed. security will likely continue even more after the trump's move to the white house. first lady melania trump's son baron are expected to stay in new york. >>> as mr. trump

trump with damaging personal and financial information. mr. trump also said he would be turning over his personal investments to a trust and hand over control of his business to his adult sons. >> i could run the trump organization, great, great company, and i could run the country. i do a very good job. but i don't want to do that. >> the news conference here was the first r the last time he held a formal question and answer session with reporters was last july. mr. trump insists he will get to work right away building a border wall and says he will force mexico to reimburse the u.s. >> i could wait about a year and a half until we finish our negotiations with mexico, which will start immediately after we get to office, but i don't want to wait. >> the president-elect also said he'll announce a nominee to fill a vacant seat on the u.s. supreme court within two weeks of taking office. kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >> now during that news conference mr. trump announced he's picked david shulkins to lead the department of veteran affairs. he

if mr. trump, if president trump is serious however, about creating a new trade policy he could very much lead by example. and frankly this would have a profound impact on jobs in america. right now, he has three manufacturing plants. three manufacturing plants in china, mexico and bangladesh. where he is paying his workers salvation wages. what a statement it would make to corporate america if he said im bringing those jobs back to the united states and i donald trump will be paying workers in this country a living wage. less points. if we are serious, about creating a new trade policy which works for american workers, and not just multinational corporations. we need a new trade policy. and i know that senator schumer and i and many others are working right now on a trade policy which will create jobs in the united states, not in china. and i hope very much that president trump will come on board and work with us. as we revamp in a very fundamental way our trade policy. >> you're going to g

i'm happy mr. trump wants to try to improve things, mr. obama did him a favor by imposing relatively mild sanctions compared to the crime are mild punishment, all president trump is to continue on with something that's already in motion. frankly doesn't hurt russia that much but send a message that each time you do something even more unacceptable we will up the anti-i hope mr. trump realized that's important to send. my expectation is he'll keep the sanctions in place, they're not bad to give a deal to begin with that and compared to what russia did to this country, it's a pretty mild punishment >> do we get any sense, obviously he's gone brother with the intelligence community and is going to have to rely on them heavily especially when you're talking about russia or any foreign policy, are you getting any sense that maybe from his people, from trump people that perhaps, you know, his attitude is going to change towards them and realized once he's in office we got to work together >> that's great question, i think it will change for a co