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

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

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. 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

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

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

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

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

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

after mr. trump's briefing on friday, the head of the fbi, james comey, told mr. trump about the existence of unverified allegations against him and also told him that a summary of those claims was included in the addendum to the top secret report. lester? >> thank you. >>> major drama on capitol hill as senate republicans took the first step to repeal obamacare by passing a budget resolution overnight as many americans slept. it goes to the house where it could pass as early as tomorrow. the full senate also passed an exception that will exempt retired general james mattis from a law requiring ex-military to be out of the house for seven years. the house votes tomorrow. >>> russia is pointing a finger at the kremlin for cyber attacks. inside russia's presidential offices our bill neely sat down with vladmir putin's spokesman who rejects those hacking conclusions. >> reporter: tonight there is no doubt how donald trump is viewed in the kremlin. >> does president putin like what he sees so far? >> i have no doubt that, yes. >> reporter: putin spokesman tells us tru

reporter: mr. trump and the kremlin are having none of it. the president-elect is clear about who he thinks the. leaked it.hinks president-elect trump: it is shameful intelligence agencies let information so fake out. i say that. that is something nazi germany would have done and did do. reporter: if they come back with any conclusion that any of it stands up, is true, will you -- president-elect trump: there is nothing that could come back. toorter: these are connected the hacking scandal. the kremlin is accused of a hacking scandal on the democrats during the election. until now donald trump has refused to single out russia to blame. president-elect trump: i think it was russia, but we also get hacked by other countries and people. reporter: mr. trump still plans to rebuild relations with russia . president-elect trump: if putin likes donald trump, that is an asset. russia can help us fight isis, which, by the way, is number one tricky. since you are attacking us, can you give us a question? president-elect trump: go ahead. not to you. your

election undermine democratic nominee hillary clinton and help mr. trump. today for the first time the president-elect agreed with that assessment, that russia was responsible for several election-related cyber attacks. >> as far as hacking, i think it was russia, but i think we also get hacked by other countries and other people. re reporter: but mr. trump also cited information revealed by the cyber intrusions. >> hacking is bad, and it shouldn't be done, but look at eae things that were hacked. look at what was learned from that hacking, that hillary clinton got the questions to the debate and didn't report it? that's a horrible thing. >> reporter: this morning in response the publication of the unverified information, mr. trump tweeted, "intelligence agencies should never have allowed this fake news to leak into the public. are we living in nazi germany?" what were you driving at there? >> i think it was disgraceful, disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out, and that's something that

help mr tumble win with this campaign. —— mr trump when with this campaign. —— mr trump when with this campaign. we have to be reminded we are on the same team and mr putin is not on it. 0n the subject of that report, we have also been hearing from donald trump's incoming chief of staff, he has also had interesting things to say? he said that his boss, mr trump, accepted it was russia that was behind the hacking of the democratic party organisation. mr trump had voiced scepticism about that. i am not sure at the statement today goes much further than what mr trump said after he retrieved the intelligence briefing on friday. at that point, he was already conceding russia had some kind of role. what was not said is that mr trump except the conclusions of the report, that one of the goals of mr putin was to help mrtrump win, on of the goals of mr putin was to help mr trump win, on that, the president elect has not commented. he said that the interference had the impact on the outcome of the election, he has been insistent on that. although the report does not address that issue at all. in

. >> mr. trump is rewriting the relationship with the press. >> he this. he's try dog it by intimidation to soften up the stories about him but he's also seeking to delegitimize the press. he's not complaining about a specific story. he's saying there's battle between himself and the press and that's an attempt to basically take the value away from what the press does. >> let's have a look at something else he said in the news conference today. >> don't be rude. don't be rude. >> can you give us a question. >> don't be rude. i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. >> sir, can you. >> go ahead. you know, i've about been hearing more and more about fake news and people who go and say all sorts of things. but i will tell you some of the media outlets deal with the fake news more so than anybody. i can name them, but i won't bother. >> so does donald trump need the press the way other presidents do? >> usually presidents in their attempts to control the press fail because they ultimately message out. he has twitter. he also has a following tha

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 and vice president elect, mr. pence, understand exactly what it is that we know, what we have intelligence about so when they make those decisions they will be informed decisions. chris: are you concerned when you hear mr. trump on that interview with the wall street journal already talking about a situation where he might lift sanctions? >> i think he has to be mindful that he does not yet, i think, have a full appreciation and understanding of what the implications are of going down that road as well as making sure he understands what russia is doing. chris: what are the implications of going down that road? >> we look at what's happening in ukraine, syria, what's happening in the cyber realm. i think mr. trump has to understand that absolving russia of various actions that has taken in the past number of years is a -- is a road that he, i think, needs to be very, very careful about moving down. chris: from your vantage point, director of the cia, what's the mideast immediate and pressing crisis, foreign policy,

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

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

trump the benefits of joining ttp. and also they can approach those countries that show interest in joining ttp and invite them to join them in ttp and three or four countries such as south korea. indonesia, thailand and i also hope that the sector that will benefit a lot from joining ttp to successfully persuade mr. trump to join ttp. >> now this sounds like it's not going to happen overnight. is there ig else that japan can do? >> japan has to accelerate other trade negotiations which include negotiations to the eu which is the final stage of negotiation and also regional and comprehensive economic partnership which includes 16 east asian countries and that will put pressure on the trump administration. what is important is to keep this negotiation moving. >> now trump said he will renegotiate nafta and that's raising concerns among companies here in japan and elsewhere. what will be the consequences of that and what will be the impact on asia. >> first of all, those companies operating in mexico will have to make ad

. >> 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 appointed an ambassador that doesn't live in the two state solution. do you as leadership and beyond, would this ignite a -- would this even protect israel? in retrospect do you think you should hold israel more accountable like president bush, sr. did with the longer entities? >> i'm -- i continue to be significantly worried about the israeli/palestinian issue and worried about it both because i think the status quo is unsustainable, that it is dangerous for israel, that it is bad for palestinians, it is bad for the region and it is bad for america's national security. and i came into this office wanting to do everything i could to encourage serious peace talks between israelis and palestinians and invested a lot of energy, time and effort in the first year, second year, all the way until last year. ultimately what has always been clear is that we cannot force the parties to arrive at peace what we can do is facilitate, provide a platform, encourage but we can't force them to do it. but in light of shifts in israeli politics and palestinian politics,

trump. last night, it was widely reported that mr. trump was himself briefed on the material. but multiple sources, including those involved in the briefing process, tell nbc news that is simply not true. >> i was in the room and the first i heard of any of these wild accusations was when someone printed it off of the buzzfeed website. >> reporter: the friday briefing at trump tower was verbal and led by the director of national intelligence, james clapper. intelligence and law enforcement sources say the incendiary material, originally a 35-page document privately prepared as a smear of mr. trump, was reviewed and, quote, dismissed out of hand as, quote, deceitful by law enforcement and [000:07:58;00] one senior intelligence official saying, "intel and law enforcement officials agree that none of the investigations have found any conclusive or direct link between trump and the russian government, period." last night, buzzfeed published the original 35-page document outraging mr. trump. the president-elect tweeting last night, "intelligence agencies should never have allowed t

the potential revamp comes as mr. trump continues to cast doubts on u.s. intelligence findings that russia hacked e-mails. just yesterday he focused on attacks on the dnc writing on twitter whierks did they not have hacking defense like the rnc had and why have they not responded. >> thisst not about one political party or one candidate. it's a modus operandi they've been using for years and it's an assault on democracy. >> less than days before trump takes office they have mounted their path to dismaptle obamacare despite lacking a plan to replace it. >> the american people have sent new leadership because obamacare has failed. >> in a last-ditch effort president obama huddled with democrats on capitol hill to discuss ways to save it. >> it wouldn't make america great again. it would make america sick again. >> more than 20 million americans rely on obamacare. members of the u.s. intelligence community will brief president obama on their highly anticipated reports into russia's alleged hacking today before briefing the president-elect tomorrow. anne-marie

>> mr. trump has to understand everything is not about him. when you are the president of the united states, it's not about you and it's about the country. when you are the leader of the free world, it's not about the country but about the world, and it's so small and interconnected that we have to figure out how to do this thing and work together, and mr. trump if you go by his life's work, it has only been about him and his family, and as president of the united states, it has got to change. and it's only the american people that are going to be able to compel him and force him to change and that's where our voices have to be loud and clear. >> perhaps we will see you at the inauguration later this week. thank you so much for being here with us. >> good to be with you. >> what is your take on all of this? you can tweet us @newday, or facebook.com/newday. >>> and then a rift over a two-page document. is that real or manufactured? you will hear that next. if you're gonna make an entrance... [car driving upon the water] ♪ wis that they contou

trump, hoping they can get to some kind of accommodation with mr. trump here it -- mr. trump. loved one of your recent publications calling international politics taking bizarrowadays in a world, the fictional planet from d.c. comics, so what does it take to get the upper hand in this new political environment? .> it is very hard what i said in that article in the financial times is that we are seeing the opposite occurring all over the world, the opposite of what you would expect to occur. the brits normally vote in their own self-interest, and they voted against their self-interest with brexit. in the u.s. elections come you would think that everything mr. trump had done would make him appear unfit for the presidency, and yet he has won this historic victory. things are very topsy-turvy. just as the international legal community gives a crystal-clear view on the legalities of the south china sea, the philippines of alexa a president who steps back from that and looks like he's moving towards china, so things are very unpredictable and the chinese would be feeling that at the

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

so from about midway this last year, mr. trump had toned down the talk about japan. it is more about japan will rise or fall in terms of how trump approaches the global economy. i am confident and i'm glad i'm confident he's not going to attack japan directly. i worry he may attack mexico or china directly. >>> the world will get its first taste of a trump presidency in two weeks, and no one inside or outside the country knows quite what to expect. but there are signs it won't be business as usual, especially when it comes to relations with china. earlier nhk world's spoke with nihada in beijing, who has been looking at the situation from the chinese perspective. >> president xi jinping made it clear in his new year's speech he wouldn't soften his stance over issues that put his country at odds with the u.s. >> translator: china has resolutely defended its position on its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights while upholding peaceful development. the chinese will never accept any contrary view. >> china has been conducting exercises in the south china sea using

most people say that what mr. trump outlined is not a perfect solution to the problem. is it a good one? >> i think it's very imperfect. it's like swiss cheese. it has so many holes in it. it's good that he recognized that there is an issue. no question there, but by putting hiss in charge of the business, it's not really a fully blind trust. by not selling assets, he eliminated that option. he has contact possible with foreign governments that raises a question. for all of these reasons, while it's good that he has recognized there is an issue and has done so perhaps grudgingly, none the less, this is swiss cheese. there are so many loopholes on ways foreign governments can try to influence his businesses if they want to. >> it sounds like you are saying he has not satisfied what is called the e mollment clause. am i reading you correctly? >> i think that's right. he has certainly maintained his rights to have foreign business deals that are in place from what i understand remain in place. to have foreign government leaders provide e numration for services and other ki

everything from mr. and mrs. trump spraining an ankle to mortar attack. more than 700,000 people are expected in d.c. this weekend, including protesters. in washington, caroline shively, fox news. harris: that's kind of cool, right? secretary of state john kerry only has a few days left in his job, and now he's offering some advice for president-elect trump. what is he telling the next commander in chief about our next steps on the war in syria? we'll get into it. >>> the syrian war one of many foreign policy challenges facing mr. trump, also russia, china, north korea, the list a long one at this point. coming up, a look at what the president will inherit on friday. . harris: what kind of a world will president-elect trump inherit at noon on friday? overseas mr. trump's immediate challenges include new threats from russia, an increasing tensions with china. here at home he will be greeted by america which after eight years resembles a center right nation with a republican congress and a supreme court vacancy that will likely go to a conservative justice.

trump tweeted, fake news, a total political witch hunt. mr. trump is set to hold his news conference here today. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as you say, we do not know if the allegations in this report are accurate but it plays into criticisms that he's been too friendly toward the long-time u.s. rival. trump is pushing back hard on these allegations. at president-elect donald trump's first news conference since his election, he's likely to face questions about russia's meddling in u.s. politics, specifically new bombshell reports that russia gathered potentially compromising information on donald trump but chose not to disclose it during the 2016 campaign. president-elect trump and his campaign responded tuesday night. fake news. a total witch hunt. >> we should be concern thad the intelligence officials leak to the press and won't go tell the president-elect or president what it is. >> multiple government and intelligence officials tell cbs news the information yoshlg nalgly came from a credible former intelligence officer. th

i must add, of course, that mr trump denies all the allegations. thank you very much for joining us. meanwhile, donald trump's nominees as secretary of state, rex tellers and has told a senate confirmation hearing that america was right to be alarmed at russians activities. he said that open dialogue was needed to determine the ambitions of russia. we must also be clear about our relationship with russia. russia today pledges poses a danger. it is not unpredictable in advancing its own interest. it has invaded the uk, including the taking of crimea. it has supported syrian forces. our nato allies are right to be alarmed ata nato allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent russia. but was in the absence of american leadership that the store was left open and unintended signals were sent. now, the head of nhs hospitals in england has told mps it is time to stop pretending that the nhs can afford to do everything with the money it has been given by government. he added that if the current situation continues, the health service could become unsustai

the week before he enters the white house as the 45th president of the united states, mr trump has held his first news conference in six months. the german carmaker volkswagen has agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges in the us, for using illegal software to disguise the level of emissions from its diesel cars. it has also agreed to pay $4.3 billion in fines. a cold snap in greece has left thousands of homeless refugees and migrants at risk. aid agencies warn many people are at risk of freezing to death with night—time temperatures dropping below minus 20 degrees celsius in some areas. the taliban has released a video of two professors kidnapped in august, pleading for donald trump to negotiate their release. it's the first time australian timothy weeks, and american kevin king, have been seen since their abduction. now for the latest financial news with sally and world business report. from boardroom chief to commander in chief. trump hands control of his business empire to his sons. but ethical questions will remain for america's richest ever president. plus — "i apologize to

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mrs. trump made a surprise appearance in court in rockville last month. she said she wanted to show how seriously she takes the allegations, which she says are false. chilly and dry today.. but stormwatch seven is tracking the chance for a to start next week. what you need to know, after the break. today three plunges are taking place at sandy point state park. at 10- the super plunge begins. then the military plunge at noon followed by the the plunge's are being held to benefit special olympics maryland. it all caps off tomorrow with the bigger family plunge at 11 a.m. - return to seasonable chill - dry, breezy and chilly saturday - chance for snow flurries/showers late sunday into monday today: partly sunny, breezy and chilly highs: 42-47 wind: west 10-15 mph with gusts to 25 mph+ tonight: partly cloudy and breezy lows: 30s winds: west 10-15 mph, higher gusts saturday: partly sunny and breezy highs: 40-45 winds: sw 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 mph + president trump- cracking down on immigrants. but this morning -the human impactb being felt in our own backyar

mr. trump sued after andres pulled out of a restaurant deal at has new hotel here in d.c. andre said he bailed because of mr. trump's disparaging comments about mexican immigrants. >>> two have filed liens on the trump hotel saying they haven't been paid. a plumbing company say its isod -- is owed about $80,000. another is waiting for payment on baseboard and crown moulding work. >>> government is making it harder for them to protest president-elect donald trump during the inauguration. >> our john henry talked to protestors today who have threatened to take the national park service to court if >> reporter: they have given the national park service weeks weeks to figure out this issue. they say it's simply taken too long to figure out the inauguration service. >> it is around the corner. ask one should expect to see many protestors in d.c. but not all of them are happy with where they'll be able to practice their first amendment right. >> they are unconstitutionally reserving public space for trump's inaugural committee. >> represents the answer coalition. according to go