that looked good on the court. [ laughter ] after the high school ceremony yesterday he headed to his alma mater davidson college where they renamed the student section of their arena section 30 after steph's number. >> that's cool. >> that's a thrill for the students. that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. sponsored by cbs >> pelley: shutting the door. at beginning today the united states of america gets back control of its borders. ll pelley: the president orders a wall on the mexican border and hats off funding to cities that harbor illegal immigrants. also tonight, the president says torture works. >> well, i think this would be a aep backward, and i'm not alone in thinking that. >> pelley: the president threatens federal action to stop violence in chicago. >> i think he's talking about federal troops, but we don't really need that in chicago. >> pelley: and she turned the world on with her smile. >> this is our associate producer, mary richards. walter cronkite. >> nice to meet you.

>> reporter: he's a senior at my alma mater. coach ben clay -- >> everything in life had been an uphill challenge and he needed a break. >> reporter: when jaime was little his father walked out on him, his mom, and sister in washington state. his mother struggled to provide. >> sometimes we would have a car. we would camp out in that for a while. >> you were homeless? >> yeah. >> reporter: in high school sports kept him off the streets. soon he learned his mother was dying of cancer. >> had a great mother, a hero and a protector. >> reporter: jaime arrived on campus with a hot head and a huge chip on his shoulder. >> i have garbage cans that got their asses kicked because of jaime miranda. >> reporter: jaime learned bs in high school mean little in college. >> how hard has college been? >> tremendously hard. every semester i think about leaving. >> i tell him point blank, quitting is not an option. i'm never going to give up on you, central college is never going to give up on you, nor can you give up on yourself. >> reporter: j

we have it all covered from coast to coast starting with nbc's miguel alma layer in california where forecasters are warning of the kind of storm not seen in more than a decade. miguel, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the storm system is still days from being over. here in the sierra nevada where there is a critical corridor that connects west coast products with east coast states, we have seen avalanche and whiteout conditions. several roads in this area are shut down. but at lower elevations they're not worried about the snow, it's all of this water. water that is headed right towards vulnerable communities. from drought to deluge. across california, at least 40 rivers are surging above flood stage. 16 million people are under threat. rising rivers have turned deadly. >> our restaurant's going to overflow. we had to kick everybody out so they could get home safely, the roads are closing. >> reporter: near reno, a disaster declared, evacuations ordered. the storm system triggering mudslides, avalanches, and rock slides. trees are coming down everywhere. >> back wheels off t

. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania, environmental professors like bethany wiggin listened carefully to candidate trump talk about climate change. >> all of this with the global s rming and all that, a lot of it is a hoax. ll reporter: which is why she, her colleagues and her students are racing to back up other server's information available on government web sites. temporarily restrictions announced today that e.p.a. employees can no longer post or blog from government accounts stoked their fears the administration will limit access to data and to roll back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried the facts y ght become more difficult to access, so there is a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable still when controlled by an administration who finds them inconvenient. >> pelley: just today the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house and deleted them. and while the president's nominee to run the e.p.a., scott pruitt, disagreed with mr. trump in his hear

purifÍcate de cuerpo y alma. es un aÑo para limpiarte, para que medites, para que hagas un balance, y tambiÉn ciertos hÁbitos hay que cambiarlos. escorpio, a romper! te mando esta espada vencedora en 2017. creatividad. un aÑo de mucha luz, para que te dediques a dar y recibir amor. sagitario, el mundo a tus pies. recuÉrdalo en este 2017. es un ciclo para estar presente en todas las relaciones con tus seres queridos, con tus amigos. y recuerda que el mundo estarÁ a tus pies. y capricornio, comunicaciÓn. esa es tu clave. abre tu corazÓn, expresa tanto lo positivo como lo negativo, siempre con respeto y amor. pero comunica esos pensamientos. acuario, aquÍ estÁ tu carta. la estrella brillando para ti tambiÉn. inicias con el pie derecho. es un aÑo de mucha abundancia, de dinero para ti. pero ahÓrralo. piscis, me encanta esta carta para ti. indica triunfo. todo lo que estÉ presente en tu vida, tienes que dejarlo llegar. armonÍa, optimismo, buena vibra para ti. nÚmeros de suerte para este aÑo, no los de

lo importante acÁ es que tÚ y yo somos hermanos del alma, que a los dos nos gusta el futbol y que la pasamos bien estando juntos. >>¡ay! ¿quÉ, me estÁs coqueteando o quÉ? >>no seas idiota, hermano, no seas idiota. lo Único que quiero que veas es que a veces te obsesionas tanto con lo material que te olvidas de lo que realmente importa. >>sÍ, claro. eso lo dices porque tÚ eres rico, pero si estuvieras

se nos ponen los pelos de punta de ver cÓmo ponen su alma en el escenario. william: prepÁrate. te quedas aquÍ en las redes sociales. sebastiÁn: instagram, twitter, absolutamente todo. francisca: oye, sebastiÁn, empieza por hacerme un tag para que me sigan algunos de tus 15 millones! johnny: bienvenido, compadrito. el entrenador de los tigres, ricardo el tuca ferreti, explotÓ en crisis contra la federaciÓn mexicana. y las Águilas están en crisis. ana patricia: cambia tu suerte y tu vida. ismael cala te dice las tÉcnicas para fortalecer tu mente. francisca: y juliÓn Álvarez comenzÓ este 2017 arrasando. pasarÁ de los escenarios musicales a los de las telenovelas. Él mismo nos darÁ los detalles. y ademÁs, luis miguel está siendo demandado por un colega y un paisano. entÉrate cuÁl es el artista que llevarÁ a los tribunales al sol de mÉxico. y william levy, acompaÑado de su pareja elizabeth gutiÉrrez, nos hace sorprendentes declaraciones que nadie se puede perder. ana patricia: en "despierta amÉrica", que c ♪ alan: a mÍ no, al portero! pero Ínflalas! report

atrévete a amarme como yo lo hago, aquí desde el fondo de mi alma. no te voy a dejar.

. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania, environmental professors like bettany wiggin, listened carefully to candidate trump talk about climate change. >> all of this with the global warming, a lot of it is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she, her colleagues and her students are racing to back up other server's information available on government websites. temporarily restrictions announced today that epa employees can no longer post or blog from government accounts stoked their fears the administration will limit access to data as it rolls back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried the facts might become more difficult to access, so there is a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable still when controlled by an administration who finds them inconvenient. >> reporter: just today, the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house, and then deleted them. and while the president's nominee to run the epa, scott pruitt, disagreed with mr. trump in his hearings -- >>

a few months ago, i was at the national war college, my alma mater. i graduated from there 40 years ago. and i was there because they dedicated a center to me, a hall at the national war college building, that historic building. in the old library, the ground floor, and many of my things were being displayed there, but they said to me, well, would you give us something that we can put on a block of marble? and mount over the entrance to the library, to your hall. and i thought about it, and i came up with the following. i came here to study war. and while i learned about war, i learned even more about the importance of finding peace. and you are assembled here this evening, and all the work in the building, are the ones who go about finding peace. you work hard to keep us from ever getting into a war. you work hard to find ways to solve things peacefully and through diplomacy and politics. and if war comes, you are there with us. you are helping us with the prosecution of that war and bringing it to an end. when the war is over, it's the diplomats who

. >> they say institution alma manipulation is bad for life. i would say most people don't know who toqueville is. >> there is a carton of alexis smiling out at you. he does not look like he's in his mid-between the in this rendering. but when he was in the united states of america, he was a young man. he left france to write about the prison system. he came to the u.s. he didn't backpack around. he met with high-level dude. his big takeaway is that things were different in the united states because of what happened in the point of origin. people who first arrived in the youth had an open playing field and had a field to play in immigration and politics. at some point in their hear it was religious. but it was more complex. his point was that if you do things like focus on what's right in front of your noise rather than trying to project all your fears on to a global stage, that will help you. if you master the art of friendship that will help you be free. and politics won't make usain or free. if we need to bring sanity and freedom into politi

he paid a visit to his alma mater, santa margarita catholic high school where his jersey was retired. he led the school to a division iii state championship and won player of the year honors. >> i enjoyed every year, from 14, 18 years old, that's a lot of time to grow as a young kid, young man. and great place to do it. this institution. i owe santa margarita big time for what they've done for me, and i'm very appreciative of it. >> in women's basketball, stanford was at utah. erica mccall drives to the hoop and scores with the left hand. carly samuelsson had a hot half, scoring 12 of 14 before intermission. 77-58. the cardinal has not lost to utah since 1986, winning 21 straight. >>> three days after being let go by the raiders, bill musgrave has been hired as denver's new quarterback coach. seventh best in the nfl, but his play calling did not sit well with jack dell rae y rio. they need musgrave to mold trevor simeon and lynch. >>> the texans turned the ball over three times. for houston to have any chance, it has to cut down on costly mistakes. >> they're a very fundamentally soun

charlie: finally, this -- winston churchill at the harris school in 1960, going back to his alma mater. line in the a new school song which went -- and churchill's name shall win acclaim through each new generation. and that was the last time we went back to his old school. charlie: how old was he then? >> probably the same age i am now. maybe younger than me. about 84 when he died. -- very important to him. >> invaluable. he marriedly says the right person because she let him go on a lot of assignments. said harry would be off on assignment during birthdays and holidays. he was chasing something extremely singular and something he was determined to do that he is not a renaissance man, just a great photographer with a 60 year career. i hope we captured it in the 90 minutes that we had and i thank you for allowing me to do it. charlie: thank you. thank you, harry. >> thank you for showing my pictures on your show. maybe in 20 minutes, i will come back with more. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> the dollar for its largest askly loss since november, investigato

high alma matter. but oh, no, ap put villanova which is fine because it is here in philadelphia and then u.s.a. coach's poll, coaches know better than sportswriter about basketball. >> i will go with the ap. >> yeahy want villanova to be number one. >> okay. >> i'm rooting for the home team. >> i should because i will take heat from the villanova fans and many of my friend went to villanova. >> they did, yes. why don't just stick with villanova and call it that. >> because villanova did win it all last year. >> kansas won it all in 2008. >> when was the last time missouri won it. i don't think they ever have. >> what year sit. >> 2017. >> nova hosting seton hall last night, blew them away this was all wildcats, well, chris jenkins had josh hart our big hero had 11, villanova wins, 76-46, blew them off. >>> did you hear about this, there may be, there may be a company making flying cars and they may start doing it by the end of 2017. isn't that wild. >> that is. >> i'll tell you which company it is. the

that is mike pence's alma mater. today, all 150 members of the band gave the p.i.c. staff surprise performance. it was much needed. madison is a regional press secretary for the p.i.c. she is kind enough to join us now. this is a ton of preparation that goes into this. >> absolutely. we have been hard at work since december to put together not only the swearing in but multiple days of events. we are so excited to see everything, finally the day is here and it's coming together. we are putting final touches on what will happen friday, saturday. >> give everyone folk at home for the days you see. this is not putting in eight hours and going home. this is around the clock stuff. >> so much goes into it. we have to think about security and logistics, ticketing. so much. we have people from the united states, from all over the world >> what is hardes part? >> security is difficult. you have hundreds of thousands of people. sometimes over a million people in one spot. one small area. we are working with the local law enforcement. over 37 federal agencies. every branch of t

abc7 has the story tonight from their alma mater, castro valley high. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this video of jenna santos, laughing while on a road trip in mendocino county was taken wednesday morning. by wednesday night, her car had hydroplaned off highway 101 and into a swollen creek near willits, california. jenna's best friend, natalie griffin was in the passenger seat. and she noticed a way to escape from the sinking car, through a broken rear window. >> they were upside down, and her friend was like, stuck, and she tried to get her out, but she couldn't. so she got up to -- she survived but her friend didn't. >> jenna couldn't get out of the front seat of the car. natalie for 12 hours clung to a tree in the freezing water. by thursday morning, she swam to a bank, pulled herself out of the water, hiked up a hill and flagged down a passer by. she told emergency crews where to find her best friends. >> she had so many dreams in life. >> reporter: 19-year-old jenna santos planned to be a psychiatrist one day. while at castro valley high, she was a cheerleader with lots of friends.

. >> dan, alma. squeeze out a dry day tomorrow. then track the rain arriving early wednesday morning. live doppler showing a quiet night. tomorrow morning, watching for dens fog. future weather. gray shading you see on your screen. that is the fog. they actually expand a bit as they go through the morning hours. likely not until midday that it starts to pull back away from the region. so we will start out with the fog. the afternoon will be sunny. but it will be -- sharing the sky with the fair amount of cloud cover. peeks of sunshine here and there. 63, san francisco. 57, san jose. 50, antioch. wednesday. tracking our next storm in a series of three. wednesday has morning showers, they'll pick up in intensity. downpours into the afternoon and evening. in the evening time frame, is when the strongest wind will likely be accompanied as well. we can see wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. so we could see more power outages midweek this week. thankfully flooding not a huge concern. since the quick moving system. show you what is coming,

baptist church, more than 300,000 people joined a three-mile procession to morehouse college, king's alma mater and millions more mourned the loss of the man who had brought everlasting changes to the conditions and attitudes endured by black americans. even as the raw emotions raged american streets, the hunt for justice began. we continue our look at the life and death of martin luther king as we recall the search for his killer that crossed borders and over an ocean. "the man who called himself raymond george snade was brought from london airport here to cannon row police station." on june 8, 1968, british police ended a two month international manhunt for james earl ray and started the process of returning the most-wanted murder suspect back to the u.s. to stand trial. ray had escaped from a missouri prison. one of many where he spent time over the years for armed robbery and mail fraud the year before. at about three o'clock in the afternoon on april 4, 1968, he checked into this memphis rooming house with a view of the lorraine motel. less than four hours later, after he shot and ki

. >> dan and alma tracking three storms in the next seven days but in the short term, the issue is fog. showing visibility in santa rosa down to a quarter of a mile and that means fog is around first thing on tuesday. future weather showing the swath of fog moving through the delta around the bay should burn back by about the lunch-time hour and will lead to sunshine in the afternoon. we have a spare the air day in effect, poor air quality in the north bay and inland so you'll notice the sky has a milky haze. remember, illegal to burn wood the next 24 hours. there is the dry day tomorrow and the storm door opens through the weekend and early next week. we'll talk about the first storm coming on wednesday. the storm impact scale bring it back, this will be a moderate storm a two on the storm impact scale. morning showers to evening downpours. the winds will pick up and power outages are possible. we'll take a much closer look at this storm and the two that quickly follow on the heels on the weather forecast. >> drew, thank you so much. >>> seven months ago, 49 people died and dozens wer

. >> coming from the cape may brewing company they put this picture on their web site honoring alma mater with special beer. it's 1 r5 years of villanova called the demy semi-cept centennial sale. >> they met at villanova in 2001. >> there could be another reason to celebrate this morning. someone out there is holding a winning lotto ticket. cash 5 new jersey tket all five numbers hit and it's worth as 69,000 bought boys pharmacy in bordentown. if you think you may have bought that cash five you want to take a second look. >> that would be so exciting. >>> all eyes on radar and outside. it's wet out there. you know that always creates problems for the commute getting kids to school. sue is tracking your wet wednesday morning forecast and bob has the latest on the wednesday morning forecast and bob has the latest on the roads. >> happening now on "good day philadelphia" chaotic commute after more problems for patco riders yesterday you have to wonder will today be the same. this morning's top officials are weighing in. >> if you live or work in university city we have a warping there's a a

. >> tom: your alma mater soon won't matter. so it claims a yale computer scientist who believes 90% of colleges will soon be gone. he's considered potential national science advisor says that american colleges are failing and a major reason is that too many teach random readings and slanted garbage. eventually, most schools will throw out liberal arts and humanity course and focus on stem subjects. first to go, american studies and linguistics. >> wait a minute. soon anthropology degrees. he says they'll be replaced with certified transcript, vouched for by a trusted authority such as a tech company, hospital, or late-night show host. john, it's interesting. this guy is very interesting. i think he's going to get confirmed because he seems very trumpian to me. or they've got to have the stem subjects, very much of the humanities going on, and it's not doing anybody any good. do you agree with that? >> i don't think there are too much of the humanities going on, but there are problems within the humanities. i think stem is impor

dan and alma? >> thank you so much, kristin. >>> weaikileaks says obama may have saved chelsea manning's life after granting her clemency. she was released 30 years early after sefbirving six years. there has been a long time standing trying to get manning released. >> she was trying to let the american public see things that were war crimes. we are surprised and delighted. it is the right thing. >> wikileaks founder tweeted thanks to manning supporters but didn't mention his earlier pledge agreeing to u.s. extradition if u.s. obama granted manning clemency. a spokespersonassange will stand by his statements. >>> mccuffy pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 1995 after he failed to report income earned while signing autographses at sports mix bealea shows. he was sentenced to two years probation and received a $5,000 fine. >> bay area resident are getting ready to head to washington for donald trump's inauguration but aren't going to celebrate. >> nekstxt, the plan to protest d.c. and here in the bay ar

. >> you always find a way to hate on my alma matter. >> anybody in the state of missouri. >> because you went to kansas and we are rivals. >> we were talking about this earlier, they have construct from the ground up. >> from scratch. >> they don't save around here we will save pieces of the set to use again. >> we still have good day door from our good day 20. >> we are going to use it during super bowl party too. >> they will start all over again and make it every four years. >> these people here, thinking we are still so close to the stage, they have good tickets. they gave out 250,000 tickets to people, to get up close view and they have like different levels, color coded blue, orange, purple, green and how close you could get. >> look at all of the press. >> we will check back in. >> last night they had a big event, concert at lincoln memorial, and fire works display. new tell me about the controversy. >> here's the thing there were fire works, really extravagant and they spell out u.s.a. problem is the a didn't form right so some people think it cast u.s. r, just wait, it is co

. >>> two villanova alumni at the jersey shore are honoring their alma mater wa special brew. cape may brewing company has plans to commemorate villanova at 175th anniversary. see the name at the top? i won't even try it. it is run by ryan krill and chris henke. they plan to unvil their new 'nova beer next wednesday. no, let's not try. keep the umbrella handy and the raincoat ready. >> we're tracking a rainy rush hour tonight. glenn? >> we've got heavier rain and steadier rain moving into parts of the area now. it will make for a messy seeeveg commute. i'm tracking the conditions you can expect in your first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> plus how you can own a piece of trump real estate without moving to trump tower. the action involving the president-elect's childhood home. >>> and a local family was supposed to get a rebate for a new washing machine after theirs was part of a massive recall but the money never showed. how harry hairston and the response team helped clean up the mess with the manufacturer. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking rain moving through our are

>> it had been behind glass at emerson college, which is the alma mater of one of the -- but anyway -- >> jimmy: if you got more applause, they'd be lying. >> right. so it was -- it was on loan for ten years, and then it was on a truck on its way back to nbc. and one of the creators had an idea to get us back together to do something. and then he was like, wait, and i have the set conveniently. so we got together one day, and with rehearsed and shot it the next day. from the second we got there and saw each other, it was all top secret. we were wearing hats and sunglasses. and we got there and just started humping each other right away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i remember thinking, this is the only reunion show i've ever seen where everyone looks better than they looked the first time around. it was kinda crazy. >> crazy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when you ended the show, were you sick of each other? are you going to realize like three episodes in, oh, this is why we stopped, we didn't like each other that much anymore? >> no, there was always a big love fest, which is sounds fa

. >> miguel alma ger has the story. >> reporter: on the set of this famous faces. johnny depp, laura dern and j.k. simmons. the real star of this zom bee thriller, 16-year-old anthony conte, the writer and leading man. >> it's so powerful. it's huge and i love that. >> reporter: everyone here is a volunteer giving to the make a film foundation. when this team heard anthony was battling a rare life threatening cancer, everyone leapt at the chance to work with him. >> there was no thinking, it was just yes and that did amaze me and touch my heart. >> reporter: the make a film foundation makes wishes to children battling serious diseases. so far more than 100 documentaries and four short films completed. the volunteers are tinseltown's biggest stars coming together to give special kids a chance to this is the movie he wanted to make a culmination for him of a life that he's fighting to keep. >> anthony couldn't come to los angeles for a premiere night so hollywood came to him. a special screening at his hospital in boston. >> it was everything i hoped for. >> reporter

. >>> one of my favorite topics now, two villanova alumni at the jersey shore are honoring their alma mater with a special brew. cape may brewing company has announced plans for a brew to commemorate villanova's anniversary. it is run by ryan krill and chris henke who met as freshman at 'nova in 2001. the pair plans to unveil their new 'nova beer next wednesday, which excites me as a fellow graduate. >> the colors there. >> you can once again sit on the wall in rittenhouse square. >> the ban was overturned today after backlash from the community. i was there for a planned protest today that really turned out to be more of a victory celebration of sorts. last week philadelphia's parks and rec department put four no-sitting signs up in the square. well today those signs were gone, removed. city officials say vandalism and structural concerns were the reasons for the signs. park goers gathered to send a message, don't put restrictions on public space. >> i mean, i came out to support the parks and people's ability to use parks as they see fit and not have that sort of legislated for us.

. >> alma works in her family owned business. >> i don't think people will stop buying stuff in order to keep on having those great meals. >> reporter: she says any new tax on trade between the u.s. and mexico won't just bruise mexico's economy. >> it will mean higher prices, higher things for everyone. even at the markets. >> reporter: she says more than anything. >> it feels like you don't even know where you belong. >> reporter: it's hurting long-standing relations with mexico as an ally and worries about her family back home in mexico city. >> on the other side, it feels like you're a terrorist or -- like we feel that he's a bad person, that you're not able to get in this country. >> reporter: and from mexico here to new jersey goods come in both to the port of camden and to philadelphia. coming up at 6:00, how any new tax on trade could affect jobs in our region. also, putting food on your dinner table. we'll have that for you, live in cherry hill, i'm cydney long. >>> former mexican president vicente fox says his country won't pay for the wall. the former president appeared on t

mÉxico, ne duele monterrey y con mucha gente que quiero, en cancÚn con mi gente que vive aÍi y en el alma, pongamos las manos sobre esto, seamos mÁs padres y menos atento a redes soza les. por favor. >>> no echemos culpa, es momento de prestar a atenciÓn a lo que nos corresponde. >>> y es hora que pare. >>> ojalÁ que pare, que esto no se vaya a extender y a mÁs escuelas vamos con erika y muy me dijo un pajarito. asÍ es, vamos a cambiar el tema y dar buenas noticias porque anahÍ, ya se convirtiÓ dm mamÁ, y dio a luz al pequeÑo manuel el martes en la noche hasta ayer que compartiÓ miren esta foto de lamah nit, bienvenido manuel y felicidades para anahÍ, y muchos famosos la felicitaron como christian chÁvez que este declarÓ, tÍo oficial de manuel y tambiÉn yu loun Álvarez. >>>. >>> mucho cariÑo, un fuerte abrazo a mis amigos anahÍ y manuel velazco por esta nueva etapa, su bebÉ y a disfrutarlo ya, un beso anahÍ, felicidades. >>> esto ahÍ tienen este saludo especial pero amigos sus seguidores la llenaron de felicitaciones pidiendo que presente cuanto antes a manuel, que no

piscis viene un compaÑero del alma a tu vida que podrÍa ser esposo, novio y prepÁrate porque viene una situaciÓn angelical allÍ y les recuerdo que tÚ eres un Ángel y tambiÉn el dueÑo del universo, hoy tenemos un tema interesante mÁs adelante cÓmo solucionar un karma de pareja usted estÁ soltero, soltera, tiene que aprovechar estos tips, por aquÍ gritaron dos y vamos con una soltera con erica y me lo dijo un pajarito. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> muchas gracias mario yo voy a estar anotando estos tips pero veremos quÉ pasa en las redes sociales. lady gaga estas lista y disfruta de su tiempo ensayando con su madre. como dijimos esa presentaciÓn del medio tiempo es la mÁs costosa de la historia con una suma de escuche bien 10 millones de dÓlares, estarÁ buenÍsima esa presentaciÓn estaremos esperando este domingo. luego de pasar unas espectaculares vacaciones en la nieve amigos, alejandro fernÁndez nos comparte una probada de su prÓximo video musical "rompiendo fronteras" escuchemos. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> buenos le cuento que lo grabÓ junto a sus hijos y se estrena este prÓxi

. >> dan, alma. squeeze out a dry day tomorrow. then track the rain arriving early wednesday morning. live doppler showing a quiet night. tomorrow morning, watching for dens fog. future weather. gray shading you see on your screen. that is the fog. they actually expand a bit as they go through the morning hours. likely not until midday that it starts to pull back away from the region. so we will start out with the fog. the afternoon will be sunny. but it will be -- sharing the sky with the fair amount of cloud cover. peeks of sunshine here and there. 63, san francisco. 57, san jose. 50, antioch. wednesday. tracking our next storm in a series of three. wednesday has morning showers, they'll pick up in intensity. downpours into the afternoon and evening. in the evening time frame, is when the strongest wind will likely be accompanied as well. we can see wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. so we could see more power outages midweek this week. thankfully flooding not a huge concern. since the quick moving system. show you what is coming,

coowners of cape may brewing company but it up there to honor their alma mater. they have name demy semi-cept sent stepial ale. they mt as freshman at villanova 2001. they mt as freshman at villanova 2001. we'll be back with a lot more with all the rush in the morning, i don't have time to hashtag my breakfast. light & fit nonfat yogurt drinks. nutrition that fits my crazy life. nine grams of protein, 90 calories, no added sugar. light & fit. do what fits you. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> former president george h.w. bush hospitalized in houston after falling ill. what we know about his condition this morning. >> and chaotic commute for patco hiders officials are we

we have to make him stand up during the show and sang us the alma mater. will you promise me you are there with me if we ask them? >> bill: he went to wesleyan. they're all modern as some communist song. i don't know. [laughter] >> i remember that. if i had a diploma, i would be did in the morning... >> bill: all right, we will see you on friday in oklahoma. aren't we look forward to see everyone in pennsylvania. >> thursday night, i am in fort worth. thursday night. >> bill: thursday night, fort worth. check his web site. >> i'd never do that. i got to pound this. >> bill: that's okay. you're in the area. bernie goldberg on deck. he'll talk about the media reaction to donald trump's press conference today. bernie moments away. z28cnz zwtz y28cny ywty start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaque versus oral-b 7000. experience this amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare. and they're absolutely right. they say that it's hot... when really

dan and alma? >> thank you so much, kristin. >>> weaikileaks says obama may have saved chelsea manning's life after granting her clemency. she was released 30 years early after sefbirving six years. there has been a long time standing trying to get manning released. >> she was trying to let the american public see things that were war crimes. we are surprised and delighted. it is the right thing. >> wikileaks founder tweeted thanks to manning supporters but didn't mention his earlier pledge agreeing to u.s. extradition if u.s. obama granted manning clemency. a spokespersonassange will stand by his statements. >>> mccuffy pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 1995 after he failed to report income earned while signing autographses at sports mix bealea shows. he was sentenced to two years probation and received a $5,000 fine. >> bay area resident are getting ready to head to washington for donald trump's inauguration but aren't going to celebrate. >> nekstxt, the plan to protest d.c. and here in the bay ar

>> daphne and dan krauss came back to their alma mater for a book launch and lecture by a former professor. >> both dan and daphne are here tonight. >> reporter: with news the two are among only five finalists for best documentary short at next month's academy awards. >> daphne just graduated. where are you. >> reporter: her film is a day in the life of a coast guard captain in her native greece as he rescues those from drowning in the mediterranean. >> i have never seen children in so much fear. >> reporter: it wasn't easy to witness for her or her audience. >> they are going through this with the captain. >> we don't really understand and realize what is happening. and that's why i made this film. >> she won't wake up from this. >> reporter: extremist is much closer. highland hospital in oakland where dan krauss took on death and dying and the decisions made by doctors, patients and families every day. >> it was a subject that i was deeply uncomfortable with before i began filming. >> reporter: he witnessed things so intimate but so universal. >> if i can make people not feel so alone in

temple university and president trump's alma matter university of pennsylvania and penn state made statements the on the controversial executive order. all of the colleges are advis ing international students who come from the seven banned countries to defer travel until there is more clarity. president trump also sounding off yesterday on social media. >> he slammed two senators john mccain and lindsey graham over criticism of the executive order, president writing the joint statement of the former presidential can states john mccain and lindsey graham is wrong. they are sadly weak on immigration. the two senators should focus their energies on isis, illegal immigration and border security instead of always looking to start world war three. >>> senators mccain and graham were not only people criticizing president trump's executive order banning immigrants from the seven countries, more than a toss even g.o.p. congress members are speaking out, against trump, saying in statements that the result of the travel ban could risk harmful results is unacceptable and too broad, over reaches and under

actually texted me to tell me that he stood and saluted the new york military academy because that's his alma mater. he had gone to school there. we were talking about vice

almas transit systems are running on a sunday schedule for septa, modified schedule on the buses, trolleys and special limited schedule on patco, new jersey transit and dart, mike and karen, back over to you. >>> 63:00 two. islamic state is claiming responsibility for that terror attack at the that night club in turkey. gunman is still at large. >> one of the dozens of people injured on you this years eve is a man from our area, grew up in chadds ford, delaware county but now lives in delaware. apparently he was saved by his cell phone. what do you mean lauren johnson. >> reporter: well, according to his brother that bullet hit him in the cell phone and bounced off of the phone, hit his knee. luckily it did not break any bones or any major arteries there jake rock one of the 70 people injured in istanbul, 39 others were killed and police are still searching for that gunman this morning. we are learning the the islamic state group claimed responsibility for that shooting. the group says the attack was revenge for god's religion and in response to the orders of the islamic state group leader

representative alma adams, 12th district of north carolina. representative brenda lawrence, fourth district of michigan, secretary, congressional black caucus. representative mia love, fourth district of utah. delegate stacy plaskett, virgin islan islands. representative bonnie watson coleman, 12th district, new jersey. representative 58 evans, second district of pennsylvania. senator harris of california. representative lisa blount rochester at large. representative anthony brown fourth district of maryland. val demmings, 10th district of florida, representative al laws lawson, fifth district of florida. representative donald mckeep chin, fourth district of virginia. ladies and gentlemen, the congressional black caucus of the 115th congress, give them a resounding round of applause! [ applause ] give them a resounding round of applause! give them still another round of applause! when you understand what these people stand for, when you understand what these people do for us, when you understand how they fight for us, tirelessly, day in and da

larry, you probably don't know this that i took a course at the university of colorado, my alma mater, with a famous physicist and he knew i was the daughter of a physicist and he asked me to come up and demonstrate answers on the board for everyone else. if anything freezes you, that will, but there is a tremendous give and take in terms of the way that we thought about the book, conceptualized the book and there were different times that gino's italian personality would come out and my german one would come out. >> no, no, no, no, no. yes, yes, yes c mccarthy was a very healthy interaction and an exciting one. >> how did the title come about, "the pope of physics", that's a strange way to describe someone. >> you have to remember this was rome and there was a little bit of a joke there because fermi was a physicist physicist and he was infallible. people used it to joke that his answers were always right and he knew everything and, the court-- the pope was regarded as being infallible, so people in rome got nicknames. they were a young bunch of physicists in their 20s when i started