. >> it has in the allied offensive to those of us look to of seven of what i have had this much water. >> it has been awhile. >>--as bin al least 2005 or 2007 where we have had this much rain. >> bay x me what kind of boat the have?-- everyone i meet i asked where is your vote?--boat >> what do you mean? i do not have a vote. >>--boat >> well, how the you expect to be anywhere in all of this water? >> reporter: highway 101 remain closed because of flooding. >> reporter: a huge section of the westbound lane and eastbound lanes are covered in water. >> reporter: with more moisture in the future of this section of highway 37 could remain closed for quite some time. if you need to get through that area would have used another route as a detour. in the north bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: >> went to much acclaim have said there is so much mud running down the cannot keep--when so much when showers are coming doubt it is too much money coming down up. >> technical difficulties. >> pam: coming up! the rainshowers may be over but be prepared for the freezing temperatures. >>

it makes us look like we are back in scandal. that'sd tells nbc news the two-page summary prepared by the intel community was in a supplement to the classified report. in an annex called disinformation. but why would a summary of disinformation be any part of a top secret report? according to the senior intel source, it was included so mr. clapper could show mr. trump examples of political disinformation if he asked for it. >> he needs to get his team in place, so i think the relationships between the president-elect and the current leadership of the cia, the nsa and, indeed, the director of national intelligence are irreparably broken at this point. >> the admiral says without trust between mr. trump and his intelligence team, we're going to have a, quote, completely dysfunctionality in our national security. as for that 35-page document of lurid disinformation, multiple sources tell us tonight neither the intelligence committee or the fbi are continuing to invest >> cynthia mcfadden, thanks. we want to bring in moderator of "me

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most of us looking dry with light winds. temperatures pen or a towards the west but slightly fresher in the east. into the new working week —— temperatures ten or 11 towards the west. this is the front into sunday night. the isobars becoming quite close. as we set up the week ahead, what will be the? high—pressure out to the south, the? high—pressure out to the south, the jet stream from west to east across the atlantic bringing areas of low pressure at times. the first of low pressure at times. the first of those low—pressure systems arrives on monday, bringing some wet and windy weather, initially to the north—west of the uk. slowly pushing south eastwards through the day. to the south—east of that, pretty mild, double figures, cooler conditions working on that north—westerly breeze behind the front. once the front breeze behind the front. once the fro nt m oves breeze behind the front. once the front moves through it will bring that wet and windy weather then we're back to quite a breezy spell heading into

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>> reporter: lucy, police say these crews used look out and get away cars to make off with bags loaded with stolen sneakers worth tens of thousands of dollars. the owner of the store that got ripped off tells me tonight he's certain this stolen merchandise will now end up on the black-market. >> i mean the sneakers have names and they mean lot to anybody. >> reporter: fans of high-end sneakers dakar city on kensington avenue is likened store. >> like these they go for 1700. 500. a thousand dollars. 550. >> reporter: owner who asked us not to identify him says he sells sneakers for as much as $5,000 pair that could explain why sunday morning a burglary crew cut through the rear cinder block wall and emptied his sto store. >> they was up here for probably an hour and a half trip minimum g how many trips did they make in and out. >> they made 15 trips. >> bandits got away $200,000 in sneakers and 40 grand in cash. >> we didn't have no insurance. we just like lost. >> two showers before the dakar city break in 2 miles away there was another high-end burglary at this jewelry store. again th

they have made us look foolish. we have a trade deficit and drugs are pouring in through the border.i'm not going to let that happen. general kelly is going to do a fantastic job at homeland security as you know. we swear him in yesterday. we have not really i think we have a good relationship the president denies. and i think the talk lasted for an hour this morning. and we're going to be working on a fair relationship and any relationship. but the united states cannot continue to lose vast amounts of business, vast amounts of companies and millions and millions of people losing their jobs. that will not happen with me. we are no longer going to be the country that does not know what it is doing. so we are going to renegotiate our trade deals and renegotiate other aspects of our relationship with mexico. in the end i think will be good for both countries. but it was a very friendly call. i think you will hear that from the president i think you'll hear that from the people of mexico. they really represent him very

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let us take a look at the movers. su: we have a reflection of the financials back out front and losses in energy. down, one of the big losers. general motors, positive. euralstem up. at one point, within two points of the record, but we were in a tight trading range as this chart shows you have not seen the s&p 500 moving than 1%. some strategists say they want something to break a set of that band and that could be the story going forward short-term. let us talk about currencies. looks like charges are about to be filed in the justice department over currency regain. this is a>> long-standing probe your criminal charges are likely to be filed and soon against members of the cartel, as it was called. these are the actual traders that were part of a chat group to coordinate the rigging of foreign exchange benchmarks by actually using confidential customer info. this was part of an antitrust case that led to guilty pleas by five banks in 2016. the government making good on its promise to go after specific individuals. m

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what i'm looking at is that it does have other uses. and you've done a great job of kind of focusing on one thing right now, not getting distracting, which is really good. and i've learned the hard way that when you get distracted, you only dilute. you get in trouble. on the pitch, i have to agree with simon, make it your story. put a little thing behind it that's personal. we used to have the story about wow, people would get -- instead of talking about money and results, they would get hung up on wow. tell us about that wow. what does that wow mean? that became the bigger conversation than trying to talk about money and results because the money and results aren't good in the beginning. >> it strikes me that you are a solution and next version of groupon for these restaurants which was a problem, but you allow them to change the price discount. >> absolutely. i agree with what you're saying. our story is traditional. we started in my basement, quit our jobs, used our own money. >> what was the birth of the idea? >>s. ing that prices i

through the day, most of us looking dry. we will continue to see rain over the north west of scotland. fairly cloudy over north—western areas. further east and south, sunny skies, but quite afresh with the temperatures, generally around six to 7 degrees. we could see eight or nine in the north, but it will be windy, particularly over northern parts of scotland. midway, high—pressure store dominating. this week cold front will push south. not much rain on it, but it will open the doors to cold air streaming on it, but it will open the doors to cold airstreaming in on it, but it will open the doors to cold air streaming in once again from a northerly direction. —— high—pressure still dominating. if you are exposed to those nazi winds it'll feel quite chilly towards the east. further west, bit it'll feel quite chilly towards the east. furtherwest, bit more it'll feel quite chilly towards the east. further west, bit more in the way of cloud, but it should thin and break through the course of the day. another decent, qu

as you look into 17, the film slate looks really good, especially for us. we are in the blockbuster business. this year, there is a lot of blockbusters coming up so you have guardians of the galaxy, fast and the furious eight. you have beauty and the beast, which will be fantastic from disney. you have "transformers," the next "star wars," episode eight, which looks terrific. betty: how do you think rove one is going to do for imax -- "rog one" is going to do for imax? richard: very well. we have something like 11% of the box office in the united states. i think it will index well in china. how the movie goes in china will be interesting to see. as you know, the last star wars did not do as well as the u.s. because people in china were not as aware of the property. has done anue one" exceptional job. they have invested a lot in on a relative basis, you know, it will do well, but i think the real question is overtime, as episode eight, episode nine, and disney keeps educating people. i have a great deal of confidence in disney's ability and how it will do ov

for us, looks good today but that fog is going to thicken up. southern california getting rain. the deserts getting rain. also down toward the coast. san diego. getting rain. 0's on the temperatures. 30s for many. low 30s form. mid-30s for others. glenallens 34. areas of fog may be holding up that temperature for a few and it's really going to thicken up here. 30s for many including concord. 37. fairfield. 38 fremont and campbell. 39 degrees and there is plenty of 30s including socal and santa cruz with 30s in the santa cruz mountains. it's cold on the coast. easterly part brings some of that fog back along with a northerly direction as well. 27 up in truck eye. 32arcadia. things have calmed down in the sierra. they will still get cloud cover wrapping back around on the eastern edge of that low that. will send in clouds, maybe the isolated snow shower. you can see the lue as it continues to dive and move south. severing going more on the northern edge. around the dryer side. the cold air is in place. the colder air will decrease some of that fog by tonight and tomorrow. it's sti

us or disrupt lives. we're going to look out for ourselves period. >> so david, while you said he is living up to promises made, but when you talk about the rigors of the vetting process involving these syrian refugees and people with green cards now already left the u.s. and traveling abroad to any number of these and they hail from the seven nations, wouldn't be able to make it in. what's the message in your view that's being sent from the white house about the rigors that many of these people have already been put through in order to win the privilege of being here in the u.s. under those conditions? >> i think it's a missed opportunity because had he given a statement, he could have said, since 9/11, we have built a much more rigorous vetting system. it does take aboutugees before n and need to tighten it up more. but would be important changes but at the end of the day, when people are vetted, we welcome them in the united states. i just think this blunder bust approach to executive orders and to sor

let us take a look at what is making the top stories. of cover story -- the return deutsche bank's former co-ceo. a lovely title i thought would be from banker to broker. he is joining cantor fitzgerald. i worked there for a number of years. institution.g he will oversee the strategy and expansion of the fixed income equities as well as a number of other areas of business. story, chinese manufacturing pmi. we have 30 covered this. data fromnflation a.m. lender.5 -- london time. finally, and this is a harrowing story, a manhunt continues for the attacker that shot the nine people celebrating new year's inside in istanbul nightclub. the islamic state claimed responsibility for the massacre. raid resulted in no arrests. those are the main stories on the daybreak a dish in. -- edition. inusing on the stock markets asia. trading hide. a very happy new year. nejra: very brisk trading. asia markets getting onto a firmer footing a racing earlier losses. we are not getting a full picture because japan, new zealand, and thailand are closed because

>> which one of us looks the cutest? >> you. you've always been the cutest. >> i wonder if there's any room on the schedule for ther series of reunion. you keep rejuning week after week. >> the closest on the show was bet betty. >> they like to have their little bats and run. >> what about their little seats? >> i'm about to be mangled by betty white. >> she played the sexy tv homemaker, su ann nivens and off screen these two women had a bond never broken. >> betty friend and i can't think of anybody i feel more comfortable with sitting around chatting with anybody but her. >> we were lucky enough to spend so much time with the tv icon and we want to share with you the last time we visited with mary when she was surrounded by so many people who meant so much to her life and career. >> my mother and father were very very funny witty sharp people. i never dreamed that iwo uld be able to be doing that as my life's work. >> mary was grateful to be back with her "mary tyler moore show" co-stars when we last saw her. they reunited for

let us look at the inquirer. this is a picture of the eight men as rich as half of the world. a report out ahead of the world economic forum. it's quite phenomenal. eight men with the amount of wealth is the same as half the world ‘s population. amount of wealth is the same as half the world 's population. it is quite shocking. wealth inequality and income inequality are separate but also linked. there are so many protest votes in the world. people moving left and right and wanting a change. it is one of these reasons. if we look at income inequality, that has been rising in many countries that people feel they are not getting the best from globalisation and these very rich people laugh. this is one of the reasons people are unhappy with their lot right now. some of these quys their lot right now. some of these guys do a lot to help the less fortu nate. guys do a lot to help the less fortunate. bill gates springs to mind. would you recognise all their faces ? mind. would you recognise all their faces? one of them used to be my boss. bill gates, a few of them i would, but if

we're looking at fog. the best is 10 mile visibility. most of us around one mile sore. more dense in areas of pottstown and lancaster. if you're driving north or if you are north those areas not looking great this morning. it will thin some once the sun does rise. here's a look at temperatures. we're at 42 in philadelphia and 44 in atlantic city. upper 30 at pottstown through allentown and even mid-30s for mount pocono. as we move into tomorrow it won't be a concern of fog or temperatures, the concern will be the rain and the winds picking up right into monday. we'll track those hour by hour coming up. >>> today thousands of women from our area will march on washington. right now they are boarding buses to make the trip to our nation's capital. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in washington with a preview of the march. pam? >> reporter: this is expected to be the single largest demonstration of protesters here in washington. 200,000 people are expected to attend and participate although the city is prepared up to 400,000 people. now we have some brand new video we'll sho

we appreciate you providing these pictures to us. look at this. the layer of snow that piled onto this particular car is impressive. we arere looki at t maybe a a f scattered snow showers continuing as we go into wednesday. for areas up t toward the north you'll see more snow as you progress through the week. we will see some moisture redevelop from the sea of japan. aomori looking at snow possibility. sendai by friday may see snow. we may even, especially for the higher elevations in tokyo, may be dealing with a mix of snow and showers on friday. wrapping things up with a look at europe, we have a big trough dipping down toward the south, a low pressure system over into places le e italy. also the balkan peninsula.a. because of that we had tornados reported there on mondayay. look for unstable weather to continue as we go through tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> as winter begins to bite, it's not only humans who want to protect themselves from the cold, visitors to a zoo in western japa

matt: so let us take a longer-term look. i mean, if i pull back and look at the stoxx 600 divided by industry groups, we can see the basic resources group over the last 12 months is up 120%. that is three times the second-best performer, which is oil and gas, another commodities group. i know you are bullish on metals and minors as well. how much further can you go after this kind of gain? steen: well, it depends what side you are in. i would love to ask paul as well they continue to produce a lot of free cash flow whereas the ones who are investing in new mines, still ramping up production because the cost of capital continues to increase in my opinion. the field is getting more split. is a reallyk that important point. it is important we do not get too obsessed by some of these big numbers you can post whenever you come off a low base. it is important to remember that if you have a stop down 80% one year, what does it take in order to reach normal life that to its historic levels? back to its historic levels? i'll be impro

most of us looking at cool enough temperatures for a bit of a jacket. winds are light in philadelphia. 3 miles per hour. in allentown and trenton and millville, the winds are calm. it's cloudy and damp to start out.

the high pressure stays with us as we look towards the end of the week. thursday should be another largely dry day, again with some wintry sunshine although temperatures and 2 degrees in edinburgh. we see a front arriving on friday. goodbye. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines at 10:30pm... islamic state group says one of its followers carried out the turkey nightclub attack that killed 39 people. new emerges of the wanted gunman who has been on the run since the shootings. an 11—year—old girl has died two days after being knocked down in a hit—and—run attack in oldham. four men are being questioned. and rail passengers face higherfares across questioned. and rail passengers face higher fares across the uk has average price increases of 2.3% are introduced on the first weekday of the new year.

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and they go, "you're just doing this to make us look bad, man, or to feel bad." >> hinojosa: oh, you were trying to make them look bad. i see. >> yeah, you know, and to feel guilty and to, you know, come on and walk. and maybe, to some degree, at that early stage i... that was true. but then i decided that, "look, i'm arguing all the time." on my birthday, which was coming up, i was going to be turning 27, "i'm going to decide," i said, "to not speak for one day." >> hinojosa: not argue back, not speak, not engage. >> give it a rest. and so i didn't. my birthday came, i didn't speak for that one day, and i learned something right away. >> hinojosa: which was? >> i had not been listening. i would normally listen to someone just enough to think i knew what they were going to say. and then i would stop listening to them, and in my own mind rush ahead to think what i was going to say back to show them that i knew better, they were wrong, and i could say it better. and of course that stopped all communication. >> hinojosa: what did that feel like? >> well, to learn that i had been doing t

to a pulp, embarrassing us, he said, making us look foolish in negotiations. but he said his call to mexico city today was very the president and the prime minister are opposites. theresa may is reserved, donald trump brash. but they say they got along today, will strengthen nato and fight isis. >> working even more closely together in order to take on and defe defe defe defeat. >> if we have a great relationship with russia and other countries and if we go after isis together, which has to be stopped, that's an evil that has to be stopped,ly consider that a good thing, not a bad thing. >> reporter: later he went to the pentagon, ordering more weapons and personnel for the u.s. military and what he calls extreme vetting, aims at barring from the u.s. terrorists from nations where radical islam thrives. >> we want to ensure that we are not admitting into our country the very threats our sole p president pena nieto who cancelled his trip to washington over trump's border wall. president trump said he hung tough on the call. >> we have a trade deficit of $60 bill

they have made us look foolish. >> yes, they made us look foolish this week, or more specifically enrique pena nieto made little donald look foolish this week. donald trump's answer about his war with mexico, in which he is now trying to negotiate a piece, went on for another 265 words and not one of those words was the word wall. not one of those sentences was "mexico will pay for" anything. he made little donald shut up about the wall and about mexico paying for little donald's wall. now, forgive me but i'm using trump world language here to make a point. it's not language that i like. i don't tell people to shut up. i don't create demeaning nicknames for people. donald trump does that. steve pannen do steve bannon does that. i'm using trump/bannon language here so the trump/bannon language can understand what happened to them this week. i is obvious with the president of the united states provoking a crisis with our friendly ighbor, our third biggest trading partner and white house adviser to the president calling the newspaper and telling them to shut up and the rest of the media to s

the world is looking up to us, but they haven't been looking up to us much. and they are going to start looking up again. we will be good for the world, not just good for our country. tom: he will be president trump, and it will be an extraordinary four years by any analysis or definition. we welcome you back to our "bloomberg surveillance" year ahead special. i am tom keene, and of course with me, abby joseph cohen, of goldman sachs senior investment -- of goldman sachs. very generous in giving us the entire hour. she is there senior investment strategist. you and i could go, i am thinking, four or five hours on the impact of this election. what was your thought election night? abby: election night, like many people, i was surprised by the result. clearly this big gap between the popular vote, which mrs. clinton won probably by 2.7 million, versus the electoral college, is something that i think helped confuse the polling that was done before the election. after the election, we obviously have to do our analysis about what is the impact going to be, and i th

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makes us look good around the world, who bears the office grandly. >> early on, he called himself no drama obama and i think over eight years he demonstrated he was serious. there was no personal scandal that attached to him. when you think of the presidency in recent decades that's an achievement. >> i think history will be very kind to the president. he never gave up. he never gave in he never became bitter or hostile. he kept the faith and kept moving ahead. >> his speech here in philadelphia i remarked i hadn't voted for him either time but watching him recap his own presidency i was happy and proud he had been our president for the last eight years. >> what i will miss is his grace and his -- the way he operates under pressure. i will miss nuance, i will miss his thoughtfulness. >> it has been the honor of my life to serve you. i won't stop. in fact, i will be right there with you, as a citizen, all my remaining days. >> the obama years with brian williams airs in the next hour on this network msnbc. stay wit

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look very closely. see the flag blowing in cape may. still a little bit of wind as that nor'easter finally pulls away from us. we are dry. trenton, philadelphia, wilmington, no sign of any wet weather t. clouds are still lingering. doppler shows showers to the west. that's what going to be in store for us for today. this morning, we are drying out. and those showers for today will stay clear of us. look at the snow into wisconsin and minnesota, northern iowa, that's part of the system that will give us a chance of showers tomorrow morning. not today. sunshine, 54 degrees this afternoon. breezy tomorrow. we'll see a few clouds come through in the morning with a scattered shower or two. very light showers. 56 degrees. high temperature. real breezy on thursday. windy on friday. colder too. 45 degrees. we will see sunshine on friday. that wind will deliver colder air for the weekend. 20s saturday and sunday mornings and in the afternoon, only in the low 40s. that's typical january weather. the temperatures will klein a little bit next week.

i still want to make us look like a fool, the first time up participating. i want to look as good as i possibly can. >> that's a good goal. simmonds and the flyer may be on break until tuesday but there will be hockey had the wells fargo center. penn state rated number one in the country will face princeton at the top of the hour. featuring local plates from bensalem, langhorne and glen mills. >> get back to philadelphia. the cities, so special time watching the flyers game as a little kid here. it's awesome just growing up here on flyers game my family and giving me a come back in front of families and friends it's going to be awesome >> college hoops st. joe's going for the fourth straight win over lasalle. the hawks they have dropped four of their last five coming into play. on the campus of st. joe's sold out for lasalle early on first half, markell lodge white wide open. 33 facing houston at 10:00. >>> charleston second half, how about tie sean miles. two handed slam. there you go. dray gones lose the fire power. nine points in the final six minutes. 90

maybe -- maybe she'll let us look through her things and we can find something. i just -- i didn't want to ask her today. she seems...worried. it's been months since claudette got on that flight to calgary and disappeared. well, i think our best chance is to go through claudette's stuff. i mean, yes, her mother already did, but she's just a mom. she's not a trained police detective.

let us pledge to each other with this great lady looking on that we can, and so help us looking on that we can, and so help us god, we will, make america a great again. thank you very much. and we will make america great ain! and we will make america great again! god bless you and good night. i love you. of all the presidents in the post—war era, ronald reagan was the post—war era, ronald reagan was the one about whom the establishment in washington, dc was the most apprehensive before donald trump. and reagan, like trump, was perceived as an outsider, an american nationalists, someone they did not appreciate. so in that sense the two of them were the two figures, i think, the two of them were the two figures, ithink, who the two of them were the two figures, i think, who became president were the most feared by the national establishment. reagan and trump were, at the age of 70, the oldest ever us presidents to be elected. the two right—wing republicans had been democrats in their youth and both had taken an unorthodox route to the white house. reagan came via hollywood. i was br

. >> but will it make us look thinner? that would make it worth it. >> nobody will pay 10 grand for a tv. >> there are some people that would. remember the plasma tvs? those were expensive when they first came out. >>> we'll have the latest on the 49ers front office search, a shocker in san jose tonight. >> and can the bears pull off an upset? hint, it was a slam dunk next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, houston toni >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> touchdown in houston tonight for savage's wildcard game against the texans. connor cook will start for oakland and the raiders could be without offensive lineman donald penn who did not practice this week after injuring his knee last weekend. the 49ers interviewed elliott wolf for the general manager vacancy earlier today. wolf worked in the packers front office in 2004. jed york wants to fix the culture, but steve young said that doesn't mean recreating the culture from the glory days. >> people also need to recognize that when eddy lost the team and denise got t

let us have a look at what we have going on. we bring the world to you in about 120 countries with 2600 journalists. a quick snapshot of the trading. hong kong is up at the moment. up 0.4%. shanghai in the opposite direction. ♪ welcome to the blue -- best of bloomberg markets: middle east. here are the major headlines. gulf countries brace for impact from the stronger dollar which good of businesses from tourism to real estate. opec's deal. rising crude prices are ready seems to be improving sentiment across the region. rings at that worst for turkey after another terrorist attack and hit the economy hard. $100 million in investments from international investors to upgrade its infrastructure. let us get to our interview. from the officer at standard and poor's. if you look at the u.s. economy, it looks like an economy in fairly good shape. the years, you had employment gains, a good recovery, slow but gradual. much better for example than what we are seeing in europe. in that sense, it is not a surprise that we are seeing the

looks nice. caitlin says for us here in the d.c. region it will be nice, mild new year's day perfect weather for redskins game later today and bad news, rain by tomorrow morning. >> there's heads up. >> enjoy while it lasts. >> pilot in canada will be out of the cockpit as police found him passed out drunk happened the controls. >> this happened sun wing airlines flight that had not taken off yet. crew members of the gate told members they thought the pilot was acting strangely when he boarded plane and copilot found him passed out in cockpit. and fortunately they were able else happened. much was made of celebrity deaths in 2016 and there was one more on saturday before the year ended that was william christopher. you'll remember he was most famous for role as father john mokehey on mash died at the age of 84. had had lung cancer. he was on every one of 11 seasons and two years in follow up steeryes called after mash. loved him. >> we'll switch gears and talk about last night. did you see mar eye acarey's last night performance i f

wind, lightning striking all around us. >> look at that. >> overnight, howling winds knocked out power to thousands. the fast-moving storm system spawning more than a dozen tornadoes leaving a trail of damage across three states. and flooding communities in alabama and georgia. in mississippi, the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> all of a sudden, the windows come in and the house gets to flowing. i'm going through the rooms trying to dive on my daughters. >> darryl pulled his fiancee and two daughters to safety. >> all that came crashing down on me. i had -- i got strength from somewhere. i said god wasn't ready for me to go. >> the national weather service says the tornado that shredded this neighborhood was at least an ef-3 packing winds of 135 miles an hour. >> the system that caused all this damage is moving off the east coast. but adding insult to injury, they're bracing for another line of storms. a new tornado watch is in effect and they're worried about more damage tomorrow and the potential of more severe weather across several southern states tonight and tomorro

as they told us looking conferences -- as i told house republicans congress today today , we're working on a strategy and concert with the leadership of the house and the senate for both a legislative and executive action agenda to ensure that an orderly and smooth transition to a market-based health care reform system is achieved. the speaker of the house used the word stable, and we will do that. and in his famous speech in philadelphia, the president-elect spoke about an orderly transition, and it will be that. make no mistake about it, we're going to keep our promise to the american people, and we're going to repeal obamacare and replace it with solutions that lower the cost of health insurance without growing the size of government. now there's a broad range of ideas about how we do this. and republicans have been offering is that he is again and again literally every year since , obamacare was first signed into law. we're going to be working with dr. price on both before and after his confirms when he steps into the role at hhs working with the republican leadership in the house a