when i think of it years the obama 's had to put up of it years the obama 's had to put up with what they did and he is president for five days and he is complaining about all the press not liking him, it is like, suck it up a donald, you have four more years to go. conceivably yet more years. now, now. do you think the visit should go ahead because we had theresa may in washington, is not important talk about trade and post brexit and so one? we have to find our way in the world. it is difficult to think of a realistic basis at present on which you would deny him entry were not seek to do business with them.” think that what is interesting, especially for the leadership, what happened today, or over the weekend, isa sign happened today, or over the weekend, is a sign of the risks for theresa may of having him here. looking at images of theresa may in washington, there was a lack of fear on her face, worried about what he might say and what position... he held her hand. imagine if he announced this at the podium when he was with. if he comes and mixed statements, you can makea he c

hopes are high that even the incoming administration n won'te able to overturn obama''s recent band of drdrilling in the arctic and atlantic oceans. but obama's biggestst policy achievements couould be a thicks he hands -- a stake as he hands the presidency to donald trump. pres. obama: thank you, everybody. brent: we will be taking a closer look at president obama's legacy and his farewell speech to the nation and the world tonight, coming up after this program. here in germany, it has been three weeks since that truck attack on a berlin christmas market. now the government says it plans to get tough on terror. in new measures announced today, the government plans to put tags on people judged to be potential attackers, and it wants to fast-track deportations of illegal immigrants, but is it too little too late? >> on a summary, the suspect behind berlin's christmas market truck attack, a rejected asylum seeker, a potential attacker who was at times under surveillance, but still managed to drive a tractor trailer into a crowd killing 12. this might never happen again, according to inte

--ria: donald trump president obama told president-elect trump to trust s pres. obama: at the end of the day, if we work hard and are true to those things that feel true and feel right, then the world gets a little better each time. i think we are going to be ok. we have to fight for it, work for it, and not take it for granted. autria: tomorrow afternoon, the president and the first lady will head to joint base andrews, then off the palms rings before -- to palm springs before settling into the kalorama neighborhood. news.us at abc 7 larry: a man convicted of killing a family of four in richmond. ricky gray was executed last night. brian and catherine harvey and their daughters, stella and ruby, were murdered on new year's day and 2006, their bodies found in the basement of e bound, beaten, and stabbed with their throats cut. investigating another instance of shots being fired at a home. the homeowner discovered a bullet in an interior wall. police say that shot was fired sometime between friday and tuesday. no injuries were reported. nearly two other -- nearly

he co chaired president obama 's task force on 21st century policing. ramsey will head upstates commission on crime and delinquency and succeed josh shapiro elect state attorney general in november. >>> minnesota governor mark dayton is out of the hospital and doctors say that his collapse during a state of the state address is actually not related to his prostate cancer diagnosis. they have learned that diagnosis after a biopsy last week. mayo clinic experts say that the fainting spell was most likely related to standing for a long time and possible dehydration. >>> welshing coming up heated debate is unfolding in one area high school, we will have a live report on the controversy earned ising a musical. >>> also ahead a highway flooded and it is not first time, plans to fix a transportation nightmare. >>> parking lot, pile up, wait until you hear where this happened, and what the driver was doing at the time. >>> ♪ >> i love this little tlc on a wednesday morning. we will show you why you definitely don't want to be chasing waterfalls in wisconsin,

rejection of obamaism in politics, does that change the direction of the obama generation of "politico"s, not just him himself. >> part of the speech is urging folks not to do that. and not just narrow casting to folks that are in the obama work and work in the administration. >> he was speaking to them. >> to them and more broadly. he shouted out that a stranger was taken in to the house when campaign order shows up. >> a lot of the presidential legacy building has been after the fact. reagan, the greatest president in history. he did a lot and was successful politically, popular. but reagan airport, the reagan building. >> it was a campaign. >> after wards. >> jimmy carter, good man. pretty good presidency, had no rear guard. nixon had none. even his family wouldn't. you need a rear guard. it has to be organized. the kennedys are fabulous at this. ted kennedy has more people in this town, they are all over waiting for a book to come out against kennedy. you will find yourself assaulted in the review pages. i'm not sure it is reorganized but i expect people like podesta and the rest of

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rejection of obamaism in politics, does that change the direction of the obama generation of "politico"s, not just him himself. >> part of the speech is urging folks not to do that. and not just narrow casting to folks that are in the obama work and work in the administration. >> he was speaking to them. >> to them and more broadly. he shouted out that a stranger was taken in to the house when campaign order shows up. >> a lot of the presidential legacy building has been after the fact. reagan, the greatest president in history. he did a lot and was successful politically, popular. but reagan airport, the reagan building. >> it was a campaign. >> after wards. >> jimmy carter, good man. pretty good presidency, had no rear guard. nixon had none. even his family wouldn't. you need a rear guard. it has to be organized. the kennedys are fabulous at this. ted kennedy has more people in this town, they are all over waiting for a book to come out against kennedy. you will find yourself assaulted in the review pages. i'm not sure it is reorganized but i expect people like podesta and the rest of

during preresident obama's s fil news conference wednesday, he also spoke about his recent decision to commute army whistleblower chelsea manning's sentence. pres. obama: it has been my view ,hat given she went to trial that due process was carried out, that she took responsibility for her crime, that the sentence she received was very disproportional -- disproportionate relative to what other l leakers had receiv. amy: also on the office of the wednesday, pardon attorney has announced president obamama has denied clemency to imprisoned native american activist leonard peltier. peltier is a forormer member of the amamerican indian movement o was convicted of killing two fbi agents during a shootout on south dakota's pine ridge indian reservation in 1975. he has long maintained his innocence. amnesty international condemned the decision, saying -- "we are deeply saddened by the news that president obama will not let leonard go home." we will have more on president obama's speech and legacy after the headlines with professors eddie glaude and rashid khalidi. scientists with both nasa and

the obama's led the way with 14 percent of vote. ivanka trum april grease she and her husband completed a deal for a house, less than two blocks away from the obama 's new home, back to the survey, coming in a close second, 13 percent, dwayne the rock johnson, people want to live like him, and chip and jo ann gains on that h.d.t.v show fixer up out of waco texas. among celebrities considered the worst neighbors, justin beiber, leading the way, with 36 percent. nobody wants to next door to justin beiber because he will pea on your house or throw rocks on your house and no one live next door to rob kardashian and his wife black china are they married. >> they are broken up two weeks ago. >> they are working through it >> do you know something funny they wanted to leave behind mallia and sascha's climby set and trumps said no, take it. >> tools. >> we have learned about keith sweat and we asked him when it comes down to love making to you lay your own hughes being in the background. >> yes. >> and what is the theory on that. >> because

i also went to obama 's to inaugurations. >> all right, well, enjoy the day today. i can tell you that all through this area, it is fortified with 10 foot fences. you can get through them. there is very limited access to get in here to this area, this access point is at 6:00, then we will move to the position that we will be in all day long for coverage. reporting live in southwest washington, suzanne kennedy, good morning what to. >> art, suzanne, thank you. so you have only seen a sampling of the reporters that we have out and about, our entire team from abc 7 on your side all throughout the inauguration, more than two dozen crews posters across the city, so be you stay with us for continuing coverage right here on air as well as online at wjla.com.>> is right, we are positioned right here by the district, and cloudy skies for this inauguration morning, but the good news is it won't be a washout. >> we have seen worse inauguration days as far as the weather goes. >> yeah. >> coming up from the hours with you will want to keep th there are times when it's nice that

joining me is jody can for, author of "the obama"s and she wrote a marquise editorial. great to see you. >> thank you for being have me. >> do you agree with the premise that this is quiet? >> does the bang come tomorrow night? the president has a tradition of giving big speeches to big crowds and the white house has really played this one up but the president has a choice tomorrow night that i would say reflects a choice in the obama story. the president has always had two political identities. right? on the one hand, his impulse is always to be above it all, unifying, lofty american. he said there is no red and blue america. how does that look? a really polarized and divided nation. on the other hand, by a necessity, he's been forced to really become a partisan, to become a defender of the democratic legacy, of his own projects, which is not necessarily his natural political personality. so which does he choose tomorrow night and this is a nation -- this is a really confusing time, right? i mean, hillary clinton won the popular vote but lost the election. >> by a lot.

's fashion choices as well. we understand many readers feel our handling of the subject missed the mark. we can do better. head line you read was not only one there was also another head line. >> yes. >> that was original one. megan do you have the other one. >> okay. >> i think that she really has , she is a model. she's taking her clothes not to be on that sexy and to play that more demure role. she released witt hijack i o neck and making effort to do that. i think that is odd if you look at dresses and elegant beautiful choice that he is nancy reagan wore she wouldn't have gotten as much flack and lower cut and more form fitting. >> they always have something to say. >> they might have been tone deaf. >> michelle obama wearing her arms out and nancy reagan with the one shoulder ball gown. >> some people feel like michelle isn't sexy though. >> it was not a great head line. >> not at all. >> okay. >> thanks for having me. >> i would like to have elizabeth wellington explain but will folks over at inquirer sai

the only thing i see left that the obama's s legacy will leave is the immigrants he let in. some of them who commit crimes in the future home of the doug ducey appointed, in the $10 trillion in a debt. will almost be as if he didn't exist for the last eight years. >> he'll get a nice portrait in the white house. all presidents get a portrait. >> sean: isn't that profound? >> this is like one of those dolls, you watch the air come out of it and it shrinks and it shrinks and byhe the time you gt to easter, the obamacare, thed obama legacy is going to be so small you are going to need aam microscope to find it. there is no president in my lifetime, may be no president in modern history who will have had a small and impact as barack obama because he lied to the american people over and over again. he failed to work with congress. he tried to do everything by executive order and executivee orders last as long as the president. so he's going to be very sobered by summer watching virtually everything he thought he accomplished go away. >> sean: putting up the economics statistics o

's to always remember their experiences in the white house, and to apply them to their new lives. >>> and one of the many things obama and bush children had to get used to was being under watchful eye of secret service >> it will be notive rent than baron trump. cbs news reporter kenneth craig takes a closer look at what kind of protection the ten year-old will have. >> reporter: baron trump is used to standing in his father 's shadow but in his new life the ten year-old will have his own spotlight as well as new group of of companions, secret service agents who will trail him all the way to his classroom door. >> i wonder how difficult it is to grow up with all of those agents earned ising you all the time. >> you know, it is really hard to imagine, it can be unnerving, it can be wraps, a little tense but it is difficult, you know,es sessionally for a younger child. >> reporter: author ronald kessler was at donald trump's new years eve party and considers the president-elect a trend. he has written extensively about the fbi, secret service and protecting the first tamly when it come

as the transition continues, for the next administration, this is president barack obama 's final full day as president of the united states something interesting, about president obama is about 10 million letters, goes to the president at the white house every single year, 10 million letters and a lot of effort goes into making sure that each of those receive some sort of a response. now, the president actually asks for this to happen when he first took office back in 2009, and he read ten new letters every night that are selected for him by his staff and he often respond to them. philadelphia native stephan johnson sent a letter in high school thanking the president for being an inspiration and beyond son says that the president's reply, inspired him even more. >> dear stephan. thank you so much for your letter. we're so proud of you keep up the great work. >> even though the letter was short and a number of words, probably most pro found word that have ever been addressed to me before. >> he was really clear about the point that it should be ten letters. >> reporter: so tonight he w

s taken. there was lot of support, myself included, senator mccain, for stronger sanctions as lindsey graham said, throwing rocks, not pebbles. and i think that the president-elect better reconsider his use of these tweets because they may give a misimpression. but it's not the media that is misinterpreting. >> at the same time there was a general admission by the spy chiefs that they don't know how to counter-act this kind of spy attack and concern among democrats and republicans that our defenses are not up. >> our defenses are inadequate. that's why we need to coordinate better with the private sector where our electronic and electricity grid, our financial systems, our transportation network all are at risk. and there needs to be better information sharing which right now is barred by some apprehension about the legal effects. but even more important, how do we respond to a cyber attack that is an act of war? and i strongly agree with senator mccain as i said repeatedly that these acts of

's successful runs for the white house. he currently is the executive and chief of communications of mcdonald's and sits on the iop's board of advisers. the conversation will be led by david axelrod and enthusiasm that we welcome tonight's guests. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> sean -- [shouting] >> the president -- and -- he denies facts. and he denies science and -- >> sir, with all due respect there's an opportunity for you to pose questions later on. i'll ask the you give our guest an opportunity to engage in a conversation. >> this is not normal. no. >> sir, sir. >> [shouting] stand up and speak. stand up -- >> sir, sir, please do not interrupt or shout down or our guests. we ask you respectfully to let this conversation continue. it has not even started yet, sir. >> shouting -- a president to celebrate -- there's another -- [shouting] organize. go out in streets and stop this. trump has -- >> all right. [laughter] >> all right. i will let me just say, we know there are very, very strong feelings. what we ar

last week-- u-s authorities announced that 19 of the remaining 55 prisoners at the u.s. military base in cuba were cleared for release, as president obama prepares to leave office. president-elect trump says he will keep the facility open. four days left until the presidential inauguration. and preparations underway right now to make sure the event goes smoothly. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to attend the ceremony... and trump supporters and protesters will be among them. anna-lysa gayle talked to groups on both sides, as they prepare for friday. d-c resident will see a big impact-- attend the expect the inauguration or not. road blocks, delayed mail delivery, and increased security because of the inaugural ceremonies. for more on the road closures... the inaugural programs and events leading up to the big day-- go to wjla dot com. in this last weekend before assuming office, president-elect trump was swinging against criticsm from all corners-- fighting with intelligence chiefs, a tv show, and even a civil rights icon. abc's la-nuh zak breaks it all down

president obama: american horizon,s a long time written by generations of citizens who somehow work together without fanfare to form a more perfect union. speechy: obama's final to the public will continue a tradition begun by george washington in 1796. vice president joe biden left his mark with his 44 years in washington. he did so again by signing the vice presidents desk in the eisenhower executive office building. you are actually allowed to do this. the desk has been signed by every vice president since nelson rockefeller in 1977. it is also signed by presidents truman and eisenhower. the desk was once used in the oval office. i don't think that date is right for rockefeller. 1877? we have to get that right. josh: cool. secretive. little now it's a little too publicized. talking about the cold weather, taking over as the windchill will be the big thing heading into tomorrow morning. every time this pops up now, it is like the wind is not cooperating. 3, but atn down to this minute, the windchill right now at 16. when the wind blows come in obviously feels much worse. going,the things w

highs: 42-46 winds: s 5 mph tonight: cloudy. lows: 36-41 winds: se 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with showers. milder. highs: 52-57 winds: sw 5-10 mph right now at 5:xx we're following breaking news from a cargo plane - crashing overnight, leaving more than two dozen people dead. come take a look at your screen - unbelieveable video from the scene. the jet came down early this morning right in the middle of a residential neighborhood, just south of the nation's capital of bishek. right now we know at least 37 people were killed. some of the victims were on the plane and some were on the ground. so far, no word on what caused the crash. we'll update you as we learn more. and developing now closer to home - one woman is dead after a shooting in temple hills. police say around ten last night they got a call about shots fired at the lynnhill condos on good hope avenue. when they got to the scene, they found the victim. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are offereing a reward for any information. the trump transition - now in it's

to power ine coming the middle of the worst deficit since the 1930's, obama presided over a reduction in the unemployment gap, where the best records in the past six decades. s&p 500 has rallied 170% since the first inauguration in 2009. great to see you this morning, thank you for joining us. it's a day of transition in u.s. politics, where it's tempting to look back and also to look ahead to what we will see from the u.s. administration under donald trump. -- if a chart all about you want to pull this up on your bloomberg, it puts in context what we will see compared to the previous time. are expecting the russia story around donald trump, the noise around this to continue to rumble? this is something that gets into world with an impact on the dollar? >> definitely it's all about the dollar. there is a lot of uncertainty. in the recent election the markets have taken a positive view on the trump administration, that he will implement all the this school consolidation stimulus and he will not do any of the unfriendly policies. now it's time to see the reality. i would argue that is t

s kalorama neighborhood just over a block from the obama's new digs. pat collins went there today. >> reporter: though they may be far apart trumps and obamas are going to be downright neighborly. ivanka trump's new house on tracy place in kalorama. the obama's new house on belmont street, right around the corner. people working on obama's house today, making it secret service safe. in the meantime, people in kalorama seem excited about their new neighbors. you have ivanka and her husband and her kids here, and then you have the obamas right around the corner. >> it will be a hell of a block party. >> reporter: ivanka's new house, 6,870 square feet, six bedrooms, six and a off bahalf baths withe price -- a number i just can't say. will these new yorkers find happiness in kalorama? >> change is what we do here. i think most of the time it seems to be in the rgh and having them here, i think is terrific. i don't know if they're going to love it here, though. this is a pretty quiet town compared to where they come from. >> reporter: he's lived in the kalo

the obama administration of the famous reset button. >> chris: 's that didn't out either. >> so american presidents want to have good relations with countries all over the world, and then it's really up to the president or the counterpart to put their actions. whether there was more interference, i think there was more -- i think donald trump will appreciate that vladimir putin had national interests of his own. he doesn't want to be friends with us because he is a friendly guy. he wants something from us, and it might be something that varies, maybe not with our national interest rates might have to back off a little bit. >> chris: we have to take a break here. when we come back, we will discuss the upcoming showdown over the supreme court. will democrats use the filibuster to drop president trump's nominee? plus, what would you like to ask the panel about the battle over converting the new justice? go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. ?q ?q >> would never had a supreme court justice filibuster, but there's a chance that might happen. would

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. >>> and there is a firestorm of controversy as president obama grants cleme s clemency to the transgender soldier, chelsea manning, who was accused of giving out classified documents to wikileaks. >> reporter: there really is a surprise on president obama commuting the sentence of chelsea manning. a lot of people oppose it or agree, but some say this is not the way you treat a soldier that betrayed the country. >> some are very surprised by the president's action. >> this administration has been aggressive in prosecuting leaks up until now. more so than other administrations. so it didn't seem to -- to fit the mold of what he has done to date. >> reporter: one day after conviction, private bradley manning announced she was a transgender woman named chelsea which she says now puts her life at risk in an all-male prison. tonight, there was approval for the president commuting the sentence. unfortunately, there are thousands in prison without proper access to services and hooker. nbc news learned that ash carter was opposed as were many members of congress. >> you do that, by letting them do

y cuya sentencia obama redujo esta semana. s/ran se espera que mañana la casa blan uncie más perdos presincialesta vez girando en torno a personas con ofensas relacionadas las drogas. cesar/top vo --este viernes es la toma de posesin del nuevo presidente trump.. y desde ahora se pronostican protestas multitudinarias durante y despues de la juramentacion en la capital del pais.. de personas asistirn a la llon ceremonia del viernes.. y mas de medio millon que participarn en protestas el fin de semana. --en todo caso las autoridades han intensificado las medidas de seguridad.. cesar alrededor de 1 millon deicen que personas visitaran la capital del pais para la inauguracion del nuevo muchosente donald trump, por eso negocios estan aprovechando la oportunidad para vender todo tipo de mercancia relacionada al evento. ivette machin nos cuenta --- :01 :23 :31 1:21 pkg durante cualquier acontecimiento es muy normal que las personas compren memorabilia para llevar a casa, y cuando se trata de la inauguracion presidencial la tradicion

. >>> as congress returns to work today republicans are eager to start take agriculture part obama's policies while-s talked about making life difficult for trump. >> doug has more from capitol hill where both parties braying for what could be hard year. >> reporter: you can judge it just based on the high profile visitors this week alone. the president will be here on capitol hill tomorrow to meet with democrats to try to save obama care. the vice president elect will also be here to meet with republicans. dome of congress has been redone after a massive construction and restoration project. inside it's all about deconstructing the presidents's agenda and especially for new republicans it's a heady time. >> it's time to get our game face on and get working here. >> reporter: for the gop the number one target is obama care. that's the reason the president will head to the hill tomorrow. to try to figure out a way to save it. for republicans the real challenge may be get around a plan that saves some of the more popular aspects of the program while getting rid of the individual mandat

0's inaugurations. the president's senior advisor, kelly connecticut defended spicer's states. >> you're saying it's a false hood, and we're saying that he gave alternative facts to that, but the point remains -- >> wait a minute, alternative facts? four of the five facts he ordered were just not true. >> reporter: the national park service refuses to release official crowd estimates. nielsen television ratings say nearly 31 million viewers tuned in to watch the inauguration, drawing higher numbers than obama in 2013, but bless than his 2009 inauguration of 38 million viewers. >> president trump out to realize he's not campaigning anymore. he's president. and instead of talking about how many people showed up at his inauguration, he ought to be talking about how many people are going to stay in the mid-lele collapse and move into -- middle class and move into the middle class. >> well, president trump went on twitter reacting to the hundreds of thousands of people who took part in women's marches over t

trump,s. obama and mrs. i'm sure they spoke about raising a child and the environment of the white house. they walk around the second floor and possibly the third floor to show them what their new home will be like , what changes they can make to the different areas, how they can use those areas to their wants and needs. believe that mrs. obama went down to the first floor and walk-through part of the first four, the historic floors. red, blue and green rooms to give a sense of history of the house. host: first lady michelle obama had redone the dining room. laura bush we did that lincoln bedroom. are there constraints in terms forhat any president and city can and cannot do to the white house? physicalrs: constraints, there are none. the whole house wants to the first family, they can do what they want. i don't think any first lady thed consider that, but ground floor and the first floor of the residents are historic. i think there has been an established with mrs. kennedy's efforts in 1961 to 63. those roo

amy: during his fox news interview, julian assange said the obama administration''s implication of russia into the leaks to delegitimize trump. >> our publilications h had whie upuptake by the americican p pe. they'rere all true. bubut that is not the allegation that h has been presented b by e obama whwhite house. so why such a dramatic response? well, ththreason is s obvious. they''re tryryingo delegitimize the trump admdministration as it goes into the white house. they're goioing -- they a are tg say p president-elect trump is not a legitimate -- amy: your thoughts on n this, glenn grgreewald? >> i do think there is an element of truth to this, which is that if you look, for example, at the agency that has led the way in pushing these allegations about russssia, whih is the cia, there is no question that the cia -- the community of the cia was vehemently in support of hillary clinton's candidacy and with equal vehemence opposed to donald trump. the two leading members of the cia community, former cia director michael morel's of president obama, and former cia director and all hayden r

had been alarmed that he wa nts to patient had been alarmed that he wants to kill president obama ‘s plan to kill greenhouse gas emissions in the usa. let us now find out from our environment a nalyst find out from our environment analyst who assesses what president trump, as he will soon be, will do, and how others are already moving to block him. ice is melting. world temperatures have hit a new record. scientists blame carbon emissions and donald trump is not worried. he has promised newjobs in mining. he has picked an environment chief who campaigns against rules protecting airand campaigns against rules protecting air and water. campaigns against rules protecting airand water. his campaigns against rules protecting air and water. his energy secretary was on the board of an oil pipeline firm. his secretary of state is an oilman from a firm accused of hiding proof of climate change, now striking a more careful tone. the risk of climate change does exist and the consequences of it could be serious enough that action should be taken. so what might that action be? mrtrump ‘s taken.

i am going to pull these up and you will look at two images, and one is an image of president obama's 2009's inauguration, and the other is trump's inauguration, and this is what was reported by the media and shown, et cetera, and sean spicer said five things about the crowd side that were not factual. there was reporting that the president wanted him to come out here and say this, and you were a communications director for ted cruz, if you were ever asked to say something that you believe was not factual, what do you do? >> you stress the importance of being correct with the media, and i can say none of my bosses i ever worked for said here's information that is not true, and -- >> what if ted cruz asked you to say -- here's the photos again. >> it's not a battle i would think, and it's clearly something the administration wants to flush out from the media, and this is a series of what they view as factual inaccuracies and misrepresentation by the press and this is something that they want to nip in the bud, and this is an important issue for them and many don't agree, and this is, a

,'s vision to move terrorists have been known to kill americans or at least planned to kill americans, so this is dangerous individuals in the world, mission is to find a way to kill americans, and president obama wants to release them, back on into society, around the world, and has a huge percentage of going back to the battlefield to do what they kid when captured plays in guantanamo in the first place. >> good morning amber the president-elect is going to face this is morgan is going to face a ton of problems overseas, in iraq we saw you yellow the troop withdrawal in 2009 when president obama came into off thes now we clearly have seen rise of isis we see what is going on in syria, we still have -- troops 15 years, in afghanistan, all hot spots around the world still facing the threat of radical islam, what do you suggest to incoming team can advise president-elect to do to focus fields like we are in skirmishes all over the world. >> we are, you know, we have u.s. troops all over the globe that are responding to different problems like, in terms of guantanamo president-elect don

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when i come back, tell you what president obama is doing to s e save. how the new congress may take a look at russian hacking. coming up at 5:30. reporting live in the digital operation center, pamela osborne. nbc 10 news. >>> last day in office for pennsylvania representativelessly akrepresens lessly ---lessly acostalie ---l special election will decide her replacement. >>> could lose one voice in congress. new report predicts pennsylvania could lose one maybe two seats in the house after the census of 2020. congressional seats based on population. last year fell by almost 8,000 people. number of congressional seats in delaware and new jersey not expected to change. >> preparations moving at a quick pace for donald trump's inauguration. oldest active military unit in the u.s. spent time getting ready for the parade. members of the first troop gathered in the square to clean the dress uniforms they'll wear on january 20. members of the pennsylvania army national guard unit will march and ride horses down pennsylvania avenue. >> definitely used to paradi

0's swearing in ceremonies. however, a p campaign volunteer from danville who went the event called it hist oric and exciting. many joined in a restaurant in inauguration. >>> let's talk ab weather. flooding has againforced some evacuations in san best nito county -- is an benito county -- san benito county. there have been temporary shelters set up this morning for the people who evacuated and theipets. highway 17, the part of it that was shut down is back open this morning. that tree fell blocking the southbound lanes at about 6:00 last night near the summit. the fire department sent out this photo of that tree. road. a big one, blocking the >>> cal trans snowplows are try this week's storms have already dumped several feet of new snow on ski resorts in lake tahoe, and residents have been digging their cars out to just work or back home. >> i've been late every day this week. >> a three-day long with er storm warning has been declared for the lake tahoe region. >>> president trump has already been twitter this

how important is this for president obama ‘s legacy? i think it is huge, this was i mentioned one of his biggest compliments from this time in office, it had been decades before any president had really been able to make much more progress to gain health insurers for more americans and if this is rolled back it will be seen as a huge setback for his legacy, but it will not go down without a big fight. as the other battle that is signalled by donald trump is that over tax reform, when does the kick—off? what will it look like? there have not been many details on that, trump has said it is one of his priorities and has also mentioned infrastructure spending and reform is another priority. i think we will see a lot more details of those in the coming weeks. thank you. time for the weather. the next 24 hours or so will feel decidedly chilly across most parts of the country, but actually there will not be with us for too long. things are looking milder by the time you get into the weekend. certainly not feeling mild on the east coast of sc

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vanish in the 1960's. [applause] pres. obama: that when minority groups voice discontent, they are not just engaging in reverse racism or practicing political correctness. when they wage peaceful protest, they are not demanding special treatment but the equal treatment that our founders promised. [applause] pres. obama: for nativeborn americans, it means reminding ourselves that the stereotypes about immigrants today were said almost word for word about the irish and italians and poles, who it was said were going to destroy the fundamental character of america. as it turned out, america was not weakened by the presence of these newcomers. they embraced the nation's creed and the nation was strengthened. [applause] pres. obama: regardless of the station we occupy, we all have to try harder. we all have to start with the premise that each of our fellow citizens loves this country just as much as we do, that they value hard work and family just like we do, that their children are just as curious and hopeful a