many of the proposals being bandied about today come straight out of rahm emanuel's playbook of let no crisis go to waste. the foreign interference problem is being used as a pretext to enact the reform agenda, long-standing goal of more regulation of political speech. the so-called honest ads act, which is not very honest, that was introduced last year in congress is a perfect example. 99.99% of regulatory effects would fall on american political speakers and not foreigners. what would more focused policy would like? a bipartisan duo of u.s. senators has introduced a bill that would cause an array of sanctions to be triggered against any foreign country that is found to have interfered with our election. it has also been suggested that the foreign agents registration act could be updated to specifically address problems such as russia's 2016 social media propaganda campaign. these are the types of laws i hope you all will push for, because these are the types of laws that would specifically target foreign states and foreign nationals and do not use foreign interference as pretext to b

i want to thank director rahm, emily rogers for meeting with us on monday. i feel like perhaps i owe them a lick of an apology for last week, that i was kind of worked up and i, in no way, felt that they were purposely misleading anybody. i was very, very frustrated. i felt that these numbers were being misused. so i just wanted to get to the bottom of that. so, sorry if that -- if it felt like i was directing anger at the department. that was not my intent. i think that's how it came across. i apologize for that. what anne-marie talked about is a great step in the right direction. i'm really excited about seeing what the expanded day as the will look like. you know, so i also want to be very clear that i -- that the department was not putting out incorrect data. it was the labelling of the data was a little bit confusing. right? so, what the number was, was that it was read the numbers, plus entitlements, right? so that's where the discrepancy was. and i think that we can look at something like the shipyard. right? like the -- those units are entitled, we d

his day in court and there will be prosecutions where prosecutions are necessary i think that what rahm opposer is going to be putting forward is more of a pattern of tidying up government departments and that's where the real issue is is not necessarily this the expropriation and the graft at the top of government the real issue in south africa is that it goes from top to bottom and it's more about creating those economic opportunities in the perry urban areas in the rural areas where for so long access to political resources has meant access to economic . resources and it's about breaking that cycle that's going to be much more difficult and and yes as you know diffuse spoke about taking tough decisions often with the economy takes time for reform for the benefit of reforms to be felt by people. how difficult is it going to be for him to really reach the fruits of that ahead of an election which is only in a year's time what we've seen since the elective conference last year is a gravitational shift within the african national congress that is led to this process has taken place over

mayor rahm emanuel said the city is bracing for more. >> we have always done this as a city. i want us to continue today, tomorrow, sunday-- throughout-- responding, taking care of not only yourself, but taking care of yourself and your family members, but checking on your neighbors. >> woodruff: the storm is expected to weaken as it moves eastrd over the weekend. back in this country, public defenders in new york are irotesting against immigration ppents arresting clients at routine court arances. dozens of the attorneys protested outside a bron courthouse yesterday. they were joined by civil rights and immigration advotes. and still to come on the newshour: what the budget deal to fund the government means for the d mounting federicit. tense diplomacy against the backdrop of the olympic games in south korea. what's behind the worst fl season in nearly a decade. and, much more. >> woodruff: now, back to the president's words of pise today for a top aide who resigned over accusations ofme ic abuse. seven million women are raped or physically assaulted by a current or former i

he is also expected to meet with chicago mayor rahm emanuel. hours a day,24 powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. isark crumpton, this bloomberg. softbankeaking news, is in talks to buy over a third of --, according to the wall street journal. this could be up to $10 billion or more, that recording to the report. and we actually heard from masayoshi son, saying the company had all sorts of tract to invest $20 billion in tech overnight. the acquisition trail of softbank continues potentially. scarlet: and just a bit of color. we heard that swiss repo the management has travel to tokyo to meet with muggier she some -- masayoshi son. meanwhile, bill dudley weighing in on the selloff that an event in new york this morning. he said that big downturn is not a story for central bankers, and is not impact the economy much either. >> of the stock market were to go down precipitously and stay down, that would feed into the economic outlook. that would affect my view in terms of the applications for monetary policy. thi

multimillion dollar upgrades to his private home using state funds a day ahead of monday's crunch decision rahm opposer recognize that people are frustrated at the uncertainty over the transition of power. over you as you do one crucial we're already knowing still can't be no one. wants in and they control all of the info i have all week or to new york ny. but uniting the nation or even the a.n.c. party is proving a difficult goal to achieve in south africa. due to the new results unities better ok for more we're joined now by didn't use southern africa correspondent christine monday morning for standpoint by the agency's national executive has called a meeting for today a lot to talk about and a decision about president zuma future is expected today right up to this point sort of opposed to has been the scene with jacob zuma and we had a stand that a lot of that has been about zuma insisting on making demands that he wants the states to keep paying his legal fees even when he steps down from office has made it clear to him that if he's willing to into some kind of a people again or ten state w

you can have a james baker type or rahm emanuel, one or the other. those are acceptable forms. kelly came advertised as the ultimate disciplinarian. the fact is you have a chief of staff who appears to have told an untruth about a florida congresswoman -- >> frederica wilson. >> and who does president seem to have a handle on -- you would think as basic to him, operational security, when it comes to handling top secret information. this is ail form former four-st general. it's staggering. trump does need a competent manager in the white house, but it's just not him. maybe it's mrs. doubt fire. >> it's a six-month job, impossible. >> natasha, let me ask you a question about security clearance. do you see any scenario where this white house has to account for who does and does not have full clearances and who does and does not handle classified information? >> well, there have been efforts by democratic members of congress to get more information about the white house's security clearance process. i mean, i know that the house oversight ranking member, the house oversight committ

why would rahm emanuel want more crime in chicago? why did kate steinle have to die at the hands of a repeat ,riminal illegal immigrant living in pelosi's sanctuary state? why does california's democratic attorney general threaten to prosecute patriotic businesses instead of predators? and why is the deadly gang ms13 flourishing across our community? by putting political agendas over public safety, the liberal left aims to ignite disorder in our streets and distrust among our law enforcement by tying the hands of local officers, rather than handcuffing the criminals they catch. patriots have not laid down their lives on foreign soil only to have their family and friends be harmed by policies of public officials who harbor hustlers, hooligans, and hoodlums in their hometowns. america is a multipart of many cultures, traditions, creeds, and ideas. cesspoolt, however, a for criminals from other countries to hide among our masses. let me be clear. as conservatives, we are not anti-immigrant. opposite, actually. we want people to come to t

that is inevitable that he'll have to resign and will choose to save some face by going that way for rahm opposed to how much political wisc is there involved in putting energy or weight behind this idea of removing zuma well zuma still has some support particularly in his home province of causality mittal and the a.n.c. is majority is under some threat at the next elections and twenty nineteen so there are some risks involved with with ousting zuma is possible that some of his supporters might abandon the a.n.c. next year will defect to the nationalist opposition party that being said. i would actually say that leaving zuma in place is a much bigger risk several graham oppose so in this continuing to to cause some chaos with unexpected policy announcements and i think most importantly it will simply look weak if you leave in power what are the actual mechanisms involved here what might we see happen in the coming weeks maybe even months the next step which looks like it may happen on wednesday is that the a.n.c. these national executive committee will probably hold a vote to recall jacob

help me welcome mayor rahm emmanuel from the city of chicago. >> i'll be quick. i know it's been a great panel. look, we live in a period of time where you earn what you learn. i don't know everybody in this room but i guarantee we have two things in common. the love of our parents and a good education. we can't do something about one but we can do something about two. we decide in chicago we're going from a kindergarten high school to a pre-k to college model. our graduation rate has grown from 56 to 78 last year. we're on track for 85. by 2019 to get your walking papers and we'll help you. every child has to have a letter of acceptance, community college, branch of service or a trade school. everybody will have a post-high school education plan. you cannot succeed if you do not have that. we have to help you to plan for that. we have accomplished in chicago the chicago star scholarship. you get a b average, chicago is free. dreamers can get it. 72 to 74% of the kids that take it are the first ones in their family to go to college. you want to make sure they can

reading an article about this and it said that you in a rush to do this before the jewish holiday of rahm kapoor and you wanted to reach an agreement before sundown. you were the first to sign on. ask you what caused you to finally go from war to peace with the coalition of immokalee workers? you must've felt pressure from other growers, from your buyers, from some of the companies that site on to the fair food agreement that were probably pushing you to sign on. and then you probably felt pressure from your family members and from farmworkers as well. so can you speedy first of all, i mean, i don't know what i was living in a vacuum or what was going on, but the point at which my partisan i have a conversation which a reference before and the signing of our agreement was may be two months of which the first month was our attorney speaking to each other to get a confidentiality agreement so we could even sit down and talk. my perspective on it and my relationship to it is that we had no pressure from outside from any of our competitors, because they didn't know what i was doing. i i had n

rahm rogers is starting out in south jersey with traffic. >> reporter: we are, matt, we've had one bad accident after and the other, we have slick spots around, we have one involving an overturned vehicle in evesham township, 73 northbound, so much so they had to shut down 73. that's a major road to shut down between braddock and evesham parkway. you look at this shot, you say nobody is up and on the roads. what difference does it make. we have enough slick spots here and there to cause issues with our camera, also. at any rate a disabled tractor-trailer at the vine. this accident has cleared, police activity because of a big accident here on unionville pike they shut this down at maple heavy in hatfield. stick to bergey road. >> we're starting out chilly, but this week is going to be warm. here's david murphy. >> reporter: it's cool, but clouds are thicker and some of you are seeing sun. we have a hint of precipitation in baltimore and lancaster county. we could see speckled precipitation and passing showers. 38 degrees in philadelphia. still the freezing mark in allentown. this after

rahm rogers has a look at traffic. >> reporter: what a party it was. still jammed on the vine street expressway westbound heading toward the schuylkill expressway. i think some people got a late start after a busy day yesterday. everything that closed yesterday is reopened. mass transit back to normal. benjamin franklin parkway reopened. we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer, cuyahoga watch for that. we have a downed pole in bell vista, washington avenue westbound. i-95 cottman southbound jammed from academy to girard. it's a slow go, it's dry, but watch out for slick spots out. >> it's cold, just like yesterday, but the difference is today, we don't have a parade to deal with. david murphy has the forecast. >> reporter: it's not that windy. 21 in allentown. this afternoon high of 39 degrees, increasing clouds, not a whole lot of the wind. tomorrow, milder, 51 degrees. in the afternoon and evening there's rain arriving. overnight night into sunday, there's soaking rain, it won't rain all day long, but in the morning in particular, periods of

as rahm emanuel once said, never let a good crisis go to waste and the left sure isn't but i don't think donald trump will let partisan attacks hinder his progstress, nor has he closed the door to working with democrats. this is the most unorthodox presidency in our lifetime. the american people are finally glad to have a pragmatist in office who is solutioned-based. charles: to that point, before i let you go, more and more republicans will reconsider their positions on this and, you know, is that the trump effect? that you know, where again, sort of in the past, everyone was afraid, listen, there were a lot of second amendment folks out there who had legitimate worries they were going to lose all of their rights to gun ownership and second amendment was under attack. so is this perhaps the right president to make these changes? >> it very well may be. this isn't about politics. something needs to be done here. we don't want to infink on anybody's rights but clear some steps need to be taken to protect the most vulnerable, our children and our schools. hopefully president trump can be t

brian: there's been pushback, sheriff, from different sanctuary city, states, the mayor rahm emmanuel and the mayor of san francisco who basically don't want you to do your job in many respects and pushing back on ice's help. >> what are you thinking? that's not normal america. we don't want anybody committing crimes and it's like are you kidding me? you think it's all right for someone to commit crime to come across this border illegally, then to commit murderers and rapes and robberies and burglaries every day by the hundreds and thousands, that's not how real america thinks. ainsley: i know you said crime is historic low, 46-year low, why do you think that is? >> i can tell you in my county, we hold people accountable, what a novel idea about asking criminals to either, one, behave, or two be held accountable for your conduct and that's what we do in state of florida and we have seen low crime rate across the country. my fear now is that because we have a 46-year low crime rate, because our index crime is so much lower than it used to be for most of this country, not some of these

the dnc, says this -- donald trump continues to take credit for the strong economy he inherited from rahm but instead of rewarding american workers for ul pooing our nation's prosperity, president trump and republican it is in congress have given massive tax cuts to big corporations and the top 10% at the expense of the middle class. tbear your response please. >> well, stuart, i have trouble answering that question because i can't stop laugh hadding every time someone says that to me. so tell those -- 3 million workers that just got tax cuts bonuses or got a wage increase or bigger kringses to their 401(k) plan that the corporate or top 1% are taking the tax cuts what we're seeing here and you saw it here in wakes like i said we hope this is a trend that our tax plan is driving real wage growth. it is driving a better economy. it is driving more homeownership and seeing everything we want to see in the economy in the real economy. in the workers of this country. i think that what people are saying it just absolutely ludicrous talked about it being a crumb and bakery but how many laying a

exactly wasn't that popular so sorry about that rahm emanuel throwing my hat in the ring. i disagree if you look back at the deals that may need with automakers, manufacturing they don't get what their promised or revenue or production from companies so a lot of these cities and states get taken advantage of. so i would be careful if i was hague a deal with amazon here. that's all. >> thank you mayor-elect. twitter facing backlash from conserve conservatives after company made a move to curve. and now conservatives claim they're unfairly targeted by the company the question is do they have a point? this was a big issue yesterday as some of these twitter follower account were purged. emac. j one side of the story twitter saying you have to prove you're a human being following that with a follower if you have a follower. that's follower has to have a phone number or your account has to have a phone number and if you don't we're going to purge you so one -- individual can post multiple times to multiple accounts with one phone number you have to prove you're not a robot but t

the republican majority passed legislation, and it actually stalled at the desk of nancy pelosi and rahm emanuel. and then barack obama actually had the white house, had the senate, had the house, but did not see it as a priority. ed: 2008 barack obama said, "my first year in office i will get comprehensive." he made that promise directly to the latino community. todd: is the republican is named joe smith and not donald trump, does this get passed by the democrats? >> i believe so. again, we believe that the arbitrary cuts to family migration is probably the discussion we should be having, more long term, more be packaged for permanent reform that has to do with legal migration. but again this is a reason to come to the table. this is an opportunity right now to finally do something. the president blew everybody away by actually proposing that he would give citizenship to 2018 million daca -- rachel: three times what obama offered, right? >> almost three times that, exactly right. so, look, everything you heard about donald trump, you'd think he would actually maybe reduced that number d