as i said, michael moore will join us tonight. and we will also be joined by the reporters who asked the last two questions. at president obama's final press conference today. we saw something today that we will probably not see again for at least four years. >> i believe in this country. i believe in the american people. >> barack obama has just completed his 39th solo news conference. >> i think a lot of people in the democratic party are going to be looking to him essentially as the de facto leader until there is a next nominee. >> at my core, i think we're going to be okay. >> can you assure this committee that you will not cut one dollar from either medicare or medicaid should you be confirmed to this position? >> senator, i believe that the metric ought to be the care that the patient is receiving. >> i should take that as no? >> tom price is about to take us off a health care cliff. >> i haven't heard anything yet that would persuade me to support him. >> this is not tom price's official confirmation hearing, but this is a

you will hear the speech of film maker michael moore. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. frome broadcasting live pbs station whut, from the campus of howard university right here in the nation's capital. it is called the mecca. inmeen: on thursday night new york city, up to 25,000 people rallied outside trump international hotel and tower near central park on the eve of donald trump's inauguration. the event call for people to take part in 100 days of resistance. mayor bill de blasio joined a .tar-studded group of people also activist from greenpeace and the naacp. the night included some humor when alec baldwin broke into character as the president-elect. thatjust want to say standing out here in the freezing cold for long time, i have to go to the bathroom. i have to pee. but i'm holding it in. i'm not going to pee. i'm going to a function at the washington consulate tonight and i'm going to hold it until i get there. then when it

i think it's fair to say you and michael moore don't agree on everything. i know both of you but it seems to me that as a law enforcement person there is overlap in the fact that you're saying you do agree there has to be more tools there for law enforcement to at least on a court ordered basis intercept what would otherwise be a mentally unstable person potentially get a gun at the worst possible time? >> right. so when did this guy get the gun he now murdered five people with? when did he get this gun? after he went to the fbi? because they couldn't legally stop him. he has not been committed to a mental institution. if you're committed by the court. he wasn't committed from what we know. he was voluntarily entered so they couldn't prevent it. that's why those are important. you can't stop everybody but this guy could have been stopped. he was known to law enforcement. >> former atf special agent. thank you as always. appreciate it. coming up, michael moore as i mentioned here with us to react to some of the events in florida as well as to donald trump's

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which only michael moore can discern. what do you decipher? michael: revenue is a little light. fixed income trading is a little worse than expected. those expectations have come up in the last few weeks. important as francine dives in further. they do not want to say what michael moore just said. revenues areis not a little light and fixed income trading is a little off. all of that comes back into what we will see later, which is compensation data. that is what everybody is looking at, is who is cutting costs the most. michael: bank of america has cut $20 billion in costs in the last five years, so they are well on their way on that front. tom: francine, do you have something quickly? francine: shares are a little unchanged. patients -- a man of patience. first blush on american banking. do you agree with michael moore that the banks will be revenue challenged? ken: the fourth quarter is more about checking the box. it is the trajectory of positive growth. i do not think the fourth quarter is, unless there is a big surp

michael moore disrupt the ban on duration. he says he is can't stand to go unnoticed or will be right back. ♪ >> i have a dream by four little children will one day live in a nation while they will not be judged by the color of their skin but the premise of their character. stuart: obviously martin luther king obviously martin luther king, and a very famous a dream speech august 1963. you've got two more quotes from not beach. liz: just to mark was good when he says i have a dream and is speaking to african-americans, what is your dream? become a notch for newer. on your small business of the small business are quoting martin luther king. we must accept finite but never those infinite hope. the second one is about faith taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase. on my african american. taking hope in what martin luther king said about capitalism, the free market. this is a conversation they are having today about the legacy of martin luther king and the impact on their lives. they're essentially sayin

i think that michael moore expressed that. i think that as i said, after the speech, i think it sort of rallied a lot of people who sort of thought he really is not speaking to the majority of the americans. he's speaking to his hard core group. and i don't think this is going to end. we'll be hearing a lot more of this tone, and i think it's going to get more strident as we see more -- the eeffects that the trump administration has on people. >> we're out of time, great conversation, thank you for speaking around with me, ladies, appreciate it. coming up in the next hour, the message of a minority woman has to say about the administration. first. >> we cannot sittidal by and les happened to our country. >> so much seemed skewed to what i understand to be america. i wanted to come up and say hey i believe something different and i'm still part of this country. this lovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh

michael moore has already been on tonight. our coverage continues with brian williams coming up at 9:00. and lawrence o'donnell at 10:00. msnbc is working hard tonight. this is a special edition of "hardball." e damage and voila! voila! (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance >>> well, it is pouring right now but you can see that is not stopping the marchers from coming out. most of them carrying umbrellas, making their way right now. they are on the move from civic center plaza to justin herman plaza. they will stay there about three more hours, saying that women's rights are human rights. love trump hate. all kinds of signs, saying my body, my choice. they're definitely trying to deliver their message as they make their way down market street and to justin herman pl

michael moore has already been on tonight. our coverage continues with brian williams coming up at 9:00. and lawrence o'donnell at 10:00. msnbc is working hard tonight. this is a special edition of "hardball." >>> demonstrations are still under way out in san francisco. joining me at the rally is kntv's sharon kasudo. >> reporter: it is pouring right now but you can see that's not stopping the marchers from coming out. most of them carrying umbrellas, making their way right now. they are on the move from civic center plaza to justin herman plaza. they will arrive there and stay there for about three more hours. they are carrying signs that say women's rights are human's rights. love trumps hate. all kinds of signs, saying my body, my choice. they're definitely trying to deliver their message as they make their way down market street and to justin herman plaza. it's very interesting because several hours before this women's march started here in san francisco there was also a pro-life rally. it was the 13th annual pro-life west

as i said, michael moore will join us tonight. and we will also be joined by the reporters who asked the last two questions. at president obama's final press conference today. we saw something today that we will probably not see again for at least four years.

michael moore's already been on tonight. and bryan williams at 9:00 and lawrence o'donnell at 10:00. this is a special edition of "hardball." ú >>> welcome back to "hardball." right now demonstrations are still underway in san francisco. joining me is kntv's karen. >> it is pouring right now but you can see that's not stopping the marchers from coming out. most of them carrying umbrellas from civic center plaza to justin herman plaza and they're going to a riecve and stay for three more hours. they're holding signs that say "love trumps hate." "my body my choice." they're definitely trying to deliver their message as they make their way down market streets and to justin herman plaza. it's very interesting because several hours before this women's march started in san francisco there was also a pro-life rally. it was the 13th annual pro-life west coast rally march and that took place for several hours. but they said they wanted it to remain very peaceful, to everyone have a chance to express their views. so as they took off,

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michael moore getting the crowd going early on. the question here, many people's minds, is this potentially sort of the new birth of what would be a new and revamped democratic party? the last 48 hours, hallie, you have been here in d.c. has really been incredible. the dichotomy of trump supporters and those that voted for hillary really perfectly illustrated in 48 hours. yesterday, trump supporters here for the inauguration. small crowds. a thin inauguration crowd. and today, you had these huge crowds which have not only overwhelmed the authorities but the people that organized the march, hallie. >> cal, i want to go back to the camry shot if we can. you're sort of in a specific area there. can you show us anything where you are? looks like the crowd behind you, just from watching the live shots all day, pal, you had people behind you and now dispersing. when's the scene where you are? >> reporter: yeah. thinning out. jim, to sort of push in, you can see that the marchers -- i mean, trying to make their way and this is independenc

but hearing michael moore giving her something specific to do, that inspired her. she said i could at least take these specific actions. i talked to people across the mall saying this is just the beginning. i talked to people that were there with three, four generations of their family, i'm here with my eight-year-old, if you don't win, don't cry. take to the streets. i think it was positive because people had two months to cry and weep and mourn. and then when you see the person that you feel is attacking your community inaugurated as the president, you can't sit there in grief because he's signing executive orders rolling back the affordable care act. they don't have time anymore to weep and do that. they want to actually make a difference. >> i wonder if this isn't a warm-up when you start seeing the turning of the screw. i think the republican leadership is going to be scarier than trump because they're going to be getting rid of obamacare. when they turn that screw from the right, people will show up in the streets. >> one of the things is going to be who is p

. >> i understand you michael moore, the weingartner the federation of teachers from planned parenthood, black lives matter, and on, on, and on. and a prominent politician? maybe clinton would come. >> hillary clinton has been tweeting in support of this. i think think it's been hard season for her. i think this is necessarily a win, but further people like madonna and ashley judd who were tried to become relevant to get its way for them to grab the microphone and get a little bit of attention. for the most part these are people who are marching. >> was michael moore doing earlier about the washington post? >> he's probably not just a fan who is historically libertarian. >> i think you is the mocking -- >> yc wearing a sampras san francisco hat? >> i think to say that donald trump had been inaugurated. >> we know what isn't he canadian? can we deport him? and justin justin bieber on the same bus? and there were people is very collegial, they had a direction, they had a variety of messages. at some point it will become trivial because at the end you have to ask what is the ultimate outco

. >> the person he is making very happy right now is michael moore. michael moore is going around telling everybody call him the minority president, the minority president. it just bothers him. if he wants to make michael moore happy he will keep saying stuff like this, letting democrats know that it is getting to him he lost the popular vote. >> and you know, hwhen he says - >> you have the most amazing powerful job on the planet. you won. >> they can't take it away from you. >> and another thing we've seen is, he peddles in conspiracy theories, it's not the first, the hash tag birtherism. you know these things get stuck in his head -- >> you know what they say about paranoia -- >> he steps on it all the time. >> carl loves the tweets, as a campaign strategist i would have taken that machine away from him and thrown it away in the river a long time ago. but he likes it, it's the whole new way we do it. there will be good days and bad days. at the end of the day, the president's message is what is important. >> no shortage of subjects to bring you up

michael moore joins us now. michael, you still had your colin kaepernick cap, so now that i know that that's what that is, i have to remind people of that. tell me why did you decide to be a part of the women's march on washington? and you were telling people call your congressmen or call your senator. have you seen any signs that people are doing that? >> well, no, because monday morning is our first mass -- but i'm glad you brought thaup, though. the great thing about the congressional switchboard is that it's open on weekends and somebody will answer it. they will send you to your member or congress or your senator's voice mail. even if you don't know your member of congress, just give them your zip code and they'll gladly send you to their direct line voice mail. so i encourage people to -- people do not understand how important these calls are to congressmen. when i had a show here on nbc, i remember one time warren littlefield the head of nbc at the time said we got nine calls about your show last night. i

much more to come, including michael moore. stay with us. >>> earlier today, i caught up with documentary filmmaker michael moore at mcpherson square here in washington, d.c. hundreds of thousands headed here for the woman's march tomorrow. moore told me what he thinks about the protest movement, its political power and what protesters can expect from the new administration. >> they're dejected today? wait until tuesday. wait until they've had a couple days to sign executive order after executive order or pass laws. they're going to pass laws. watch what they'll do. they'll try to pass these by voice vote. they that's how fast they'll try to push stuff through and a lot of people on my side are going to be like wait. what's going on. here's what's going on. the people that lost won and now they're in power and they have the legal ability to do whatever they want. >> how do you stop that? >> we're not going to stop it. we won't be able to stop a lot of it. let's be honest. there's going to be a political slaughter over the next

more to come, including michael moore. stay with us. >>> earlier today, i caught up with documentary filmmaker michael moore at mcpherson square here in washington, d.c. hundreds of thousands headed here for the woman's march tomorrow. moore told me what he thinks about the protest movement, its political power and what protesters can expect from the new administration. >> they're dejected today? wait until tuesday. wait until they've had a couple days to sign executive order after executive order or pass laws. they're going to pass laws. watch what they'll do. they'll try to pass these by voice vote. that's how fast they'll tryto push stuff through and a lot of people on my side are going to be like wait. what's going on. here's what's going on. the people that lost won and now they're in power and they have the legal ability to do whatever they want. >> how do you stop that? >> we're not going to stop it. we won't be able to stop a lot of it. let's be honest. there's going to be a political slaughter over the next week o

that's the question michael moore was asked, and i've been asking some ladies that here as well, would you expect to come out of this? their initial instinct was to stand up and be counted, to show solidarity with other people, and to show mr trump there were those many people who felt the way they did. whether they get politically organised after this oi’ get politically organised after this or not is a different question. you have different groups represented here who are already organised, we will have to see, it will be interesting to see how the liberal, left—wing opposition organises itself in the coming months and yea rs itself in the coming months and years ahead. a couple of women said to me, we've got prepared to fight for the next four years. another said, i thought we had already bought these battles and won. we will see how it continues at the people here think it needs to be. thousands of people marched in grosvenor square here for a rally with a number of speakers from amnesty international to politicians to union members. many people in the crowd telling me how frus

let's get the story with michael moore. sarah hewin from standard chartered and patrick armstrong are still with us. michael, they basically have to buy subprime mortgages back to give some relief to the people that the doj say they cheated. there's a few ways you can do consumer relief. you can write down some of the mortgage you have. you can offer some relief that way. deutsche bank is saying, we lend to these companies, they do consumer relief, so we should get some credit for that. supposed tonts are produce additional consumer relief, and if you are doing this anyway, that is not additional. we will see if the doj allows this to be part of that $4.1 billion total. francine: what are the pitfalls? they are perceived as the ugly, hungry bank in doing things like this? would be athink it help to capital if you don't have to do additional loans, but the pitfall is that the doj says this is not additional consumer relief, so we're not going to allow this to be part of your total. francine: they can just say no to it? micha

mark: michael moore of bloomberg, it has -- thanks for being here. if you include the european in untiley will go february. next week, we hear from the big finance chiefs from the world economic forum in davos. we will bring you exclusive interviews with the chief exec it is a jpmorgan, bank of america, and goldman sachs. what a week. just a lot of fun, especially on this side. let's check in on the first word news. courtney: lawmakers who want to repeal obamacare face the next hurdle. thousands are expected to take of -- of the house is excited to take up the repeal of the four double care act. some are concerned about a replacement. the president-elect says he will have a full report on hacking in 90 days. he also says a report that the russians had come from rising information on him was put together by political opponents and a failed spy and called the allegations phony. talks into reunifying cyprus after four decades have hit a wall. top officials held to reach an agreement in geneva. security arrangements and property rights are the biggest ob

he sounds like michael moore on the trade deals. and that's what i care about. >> right. >> not that they're against the diversity or against the women's rights. >> they're not. >> but this wasn't about jobs. this wasn't about dignity for the voters who you know the white working-class voters. >> first of all, there were so many people there from michigan today. there was a whole michigan march that started at 8:00 a.m., that marched for two hours before the 0:00 a.m. thing. all mitchiganders. the people of the state of michigan need work, need jobs. that's also what bernie sanders said he would do. and who won the state of michigan? and who won the state of wisconsin? a man by the name of bernie sanders. who won the state of minnesota? bernie sanders. you know, i don't want to replay the election at this point. >> it's tough not to, huh? >> it's hard not to think, i think a lot of people, i know hillary supporters, i supported her in the general election. believe that it was clear that people wanted change. and in these three state

michael moore, the documentarian, the activist is speaking right now. but michael moore, let's listen to his speech right now. >> if the federal government comes to take our mexican brothers and sisters away, 30,000 people say i will do it. you have to be willing to put yourself on the line. it's that important. the next thing on the to-do list, you! have to run for office! you! yes, you! now, i can see your faces. no, no, mike, not me! i'm shy. this is not the time for shy people! shy people, you have two hours to get over it. if you knew me seriously, if you knew me personally, you have no idea how shy and what an introvert i am. i know it doesn't make any sense me saying that, but if you knew me, anybody know me back there? how true is this? when i was 18 years old, i was a senior in high school and i couldn't stand the principal or the assistant principal and their backward ways. i decided to run for school board. i was 18. i called up the city clerk, i said, what do i got to do to run for school board? he said, well, you need to get names on a peti

well, that guy is joining roy and michael moore in heaven. i guess it's true what they have say, you shouldn't ride a kayak down a mountain. god rest his soul. hashtag so sad. topic number 4. if tuna is the chicken of the sea, sea lions must, the tigers of the lake. unless you are talk about this alion. this nautical escapee was spotted in state taking in the sights and the nap on a honda civic. while civics are historically sturdy and reliable cars. we have to wonder why the sea lion did choose a luxury sedan. he found himself another vehicular form of transport to hitch himself on to. that's animal pornography. i don't know why everyone is laughing. that hurtle is taking the sea lion to a dark alley. that's what happens when you borrow a hot glue gun and forget to return it. carl, try riding me in my show like that. topic number five it's easy to get cynical, particularly about dating it's nice to see a young couple enjoying themselves like these two on a lovely night out on the town. and you may be thinking why did someone dress up monkeys

big names are there like robert de niro, michael moore and mark ruth hello joining other celebrities outside trump tower. bc mj, a pro- legal -- a pro- marijuana legalization group, they will hand out 8000 joints for free at dupont circle. exactly four minutes and 20 seconds into president-elect trumps speech. we want donald trump to engage the marijuana reform c let's move this issue forward. participants will not get just one but two joints. 1 to keep for a collectors item and the other to give away. remember, you cannot light up on federal property unless you want to listen to the inauguration speech from the back of a vehicle. >> it is a crisp cool morning. could we can see a little bit of fog across the area peered the ring that we are tracking this morning, for folks getting on the road, they may be trying to get to the big event today. you're going to be dealing with some rain showers. for some of the events that are taking place, it will be just fine for trouble. in just about 10 minutes, eileen will have a look at what to wear a few are lucky enough to go to any of these thi

>> so there we have michael moore. we know, he knows michigan really well. >> very well. >> and knows about her track record. but randi, what are teachers and people saying to you about the vision? and also about the testimony that she was able to give during some of those earlier senate hearings? >> well, look -- i mean, anybody who listened to the testimony saw that she was unqualified and unprepared. you know, people, regardless of what they feel in terms of their education philosophy, it is such -- such hypocrisy. it is so undermining of children, if you put somebody into education, who doesn't know education. would you put somebody into an airline to be a pilot, who doesn't know how to fly a plane? would you put a doctor or would you put somebody into medicine who doesn't know anything about medicine? and what she proved that day is that she has one idea, which is to dismantle public education, to take kids out of public education, and to actually have private alternatives. and frankly, when you look at that idea,

. >> let's get more with michael moore. he knows sally yates. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> i want to read this quote we are getting from the new acting attorney general who ordered the department of justice to quote do our sworn duty and defend the lawful orders of our president. as somebody who knows both of the characters involved in this, what is your perspective on this situation? >> i'm not surprised to hear dana's order. i think the keyword in there is lawful. she injecting the employees to carry forth the lawful orders. the question is whether or not this is lawful. sally yates determined it was not and ultimately lost her job because of that. that will be what we are deba debating over the next couple of days. >> are you suggesting from the wording that he refer today there he may do something other than follow the executive order? >> i don't think many lawyers at the level we are talking about with dana and sally and other high-ranking officials put together sentences with words don't mean something. i don't thin

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moore. no, they did not. they designed and created the sweaters for the elephants, many of which are blind, lame, and on the mend. here's one of the elephants resting. and here's one hosting a children's television program. [laughter] the uplifting story it confirmed but i've long believed, people love to put sweaters on animals. in 2015, a group of volunteers needed tiny sweaters for penguins afflict to buy an oil spill. this is the only other example of sweaters on animals that we could find. tim? what do you think, this is a practical thing. i know the pictures are cute, but in both cases, the animals needed them for their welfare. >> it seems at the same people who made those vaginas at the women's march. look at the picture there, my ex-girl friend really let herself go. >> tom: come on, i can't complain, i made a michael moore joke. >> speaking as a republican, i object to these sweaters. [laughter] >> this is the product of eight years of obama. welfare isn't a word, those elephants a

michael moore as well, said this rally is the beginning of a hundred days of resistance to the trump administration. mark ruffalo is a supporter of bernie sanders, and mr. alec baldwin will be here, he plays donald trump on snl . a show that mr. trump say its totally biased. terrible on nbc because of the way they portray him, he calls it a hit job, all those actors and mayor of new york citying will be here tonight, for a rally be they are expectings, am now, people are holding up their signs, things like love trump. liz. liz: thank you so much brian. >> you know, historic moment like these, there are instances that are captured on camera. one, look right now, donald trump standing up again, his own standing ovation for the ban band 3 doors down, and a historic moment, donald and melania trump walked down lincoln memorial, and donald trump saluted the statue of abraham lincoln. 50 government agents working tomorrow to protect during the festivities. 28,000 security personnel will be on happened. a million people will gather to watch donald trump sworn in a fryth president. joining m

attorney for the middle district, michael moore. michael was also an obama appointee. you know sally yates and dana bente. do you think sally yates right made the right decision? shoos a good friend and obviously a good colleague and she did what she thought was right. to look at an order that came down from the administration and whether or not the president had abused his executive third to such an extent it wouldn't withstand scrutiny. given her discussion at the hearing with senator sessions. we want our attorney general to have a backbone. we want him or her to have a spine to stand up to the administration, to the president, if necessary. if we're not going to have that. if we need somebody who is going to be a rubber stamp and we can take a first year lawyer out of a night law school or wherever and put them in the justice department fd say, why don't you be a attorney general and just do what the president wants you to do. we want people to have an understanding of the constitution. we want people who have real life experience who understands how these executiv

. >> that is michael moore leading a resistance protest in new york city on the eve of the inauguration. another poll shows donald trump has hit record low approval ratings. a cbs poll shows 32% of people have a favorable opinion of donald trump, less than one-third of the country has a favorable opinion of donald trump as he is about to take the oath of office. as we have said so often with donald trump, america has never seen anything like this. america has never greeted an incoming president with more disapproval. far fewer people now approve of donald trump than voted for him. that's the exact opposite of what you have seen with all other presidential polls on the eve of inaugurations. and this, this night and tomorrow, this is when presidents usually get their highest approval numbers and this is when they need their highest approval numbers because something happens to them, or tomorrow morning, that is even more important. that is much me important than a presidential inaugural speech. it's the single most important reason the president's need the confidence of the american peopl

moore, y los actores alex baldwin, mark ruffallo y rossie o'donnel. >> no podemos aceptarle me alegro que se estÉ realizando esta protesta. si puedo, participarÉ. >> se espera que miles de personas se reÚnan a las seis de la tarde frente al hotel internacional trump en la emblemÁtica plaza columbus circle. nosotros hemos visto anteriormente mucho odio a la comunidad migrante y ahora lo vamos a ver tambiÉn. eso no quiere decir que no vamos a seguir peleando, que no vamos a seguir uniendo fuerzas y es el momento donde las personas deben estar en comunidad. >> tambiÉn estarÁn presentes algunos reventados y otros lÍderes afroamericanos que han criticado fuertemente comportamiento de trump. tenemos que recordar que aÚn falta mucho por hacer, tenemos que estar en alerta para que todos seamos tratados con igualdad. en esta protesta los manifestantes tienen previsto apoyar a ciudades para que adopten polÍticas que beneficien la lucha contra cambio climÁtico. esta no serÁ la Única protesta que se llevarÁ a cabo contra trump. durante el fin de semana se realizarÁ la marcha de las

. >> positive tweets from filmmaker michael moore that says bart and s p encouraging people to join the protest at sfo airport and one have brought supplies. bart says their inclusion statement tweeted was mocked by conservative commentator ann colter and bart tweeted disabled veterans orientation and sexes and those of foreign origin are welcome on bart. through it all bart managed to stay on track. >> it was positive until last night conservative com men tater ann colter retweeted that bart is for everybody and we are sticking by it and bart is a system for everybody. >> we don't know who got the last word but we will leave it with huck aby. saying i will never be more proud of what i did behind the scenes and publicly. >>> back here live. nondiscrimination policy as often as they would like and continue to do so as long as the public is riding the rail. frank and julie. >>> we have more coverage including react from tech companies and plus what donald trump voters think of the protests. we will also show you some of the politically charged comments at the sag awards last night and wh

. >> let's talk about this with michael moore. former u.s. attorney. good to have you back. if this is execute, what does this look like on the ground in the department? >> well, i think you realize now they have an agreement to purr a consent degree. you may see things like requirements that the officers receive additional training. we heard them talk about de-escalation training. that's to teach officers how to take a crisis situation and tone it back so that maybe we don't get in a situation where they have a shooting. you may have them filling out reports about contacts so they don't make contacts on the street without noting this is the reason or suspicion i have. there will be some recordkeeping things you'll see. you'll see things like additional training. probably one of the most important things that comes typically is requirement for funding so that the police departments have the money to implement the training. >> let's talk about. that we are a step shy of the consent degree. this is an agreement in principle to reach that executable consent decree. i read a pie

moore mocking a newspaper's heed line reading, trump's power. >> i don't think so. here's the power! here's the majority of america right here. >> reporter: as the audience cheered, moore ripped the headline in half. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: blocked away from the main stage, demonstrators waited patiently for the chance to march. the majority here, women mostly, but many men. in some cases, whole families stepping into the crush of people. >> people will have to start listening a little bit more when they see how many people came and how far we came. >> reporter: but in the end, the size of the crowd made it impossible to move along the pre-planned route, so some demonstrators headed home. most set in different d creating a series of marches. >> there are so many people here so -- >> reporter: both organizers and demonstrators say this is only a success if people follow it up with action once they get home. in downtown washington. >>> and developing right now, white house secretary sean spicer wrapped up his first press briefing since president trump too

michael moore is here. don't get anywhere near me because you know. >> i actually started feeling sick just watching you on tv. >> these are crazy times, i have to be here. >> i am like the mailman and ain't sleep. >> seriously, it is commendable. >> he negotiated with jeff that there would be a little clock right over there. >> we got a lot to talk about. >> there is a clock that says two hours and 22 minutes until interview with michael moore. >> we did that. you are on now. >> all right, that clock is on. >> now, we put the first lady on. lets talk about this. we touched a little bit about this about the election that you predicted on the show that he was going to win and this whole fake news thing which you are on social media and you see that. did you see the press conference yesterday? >> lets play a moment and we'll talk about it. >> no now. your organizations. >> you are attacking our news organization >> can you give us a chance to ask a question, sir. >> can you state -- >> don't be rude. >> can y

moore and california's senator camella harris. you didn't need the celebrities to deliver the message. their voices were heard loud and clear. >> my body, my choice. >> reporter: as they marched past the white house and in the shadows of the washington monument this was not a protest. it was a national statement. >> i am so happy and everybody you talk to is happy to be here, because we're united with a need to hear a woman's voice. >> we will not go away. welcome to your first day. >> it's overwhelming after what we saw yesterday and to see this today, yes. it's encouraging and it's hopeful. it's beautiful. ♪ >> it's so nice to find out that everybody's on the same page. it's just peace. it's just respect. it's just acceptance. it's just a voice. it's been great. >> donald trump has got to go, hey, hey -- >> reporter: it's interesting to note while all of this was happening in washington, d.c., president trump was going about his first full day on the job. he went to church. this is how the day started the interfaith service tr

michael moore spoke here. he was a featured speaker if that gives you some indication of the way the crowd leans here. michael moore called for nonviolent resistance. he had some other things to say that i can't put on television. some language. i think you get the idea. it's been a tale of two protests. sometimes in conflict with police. festive protesters only a couple of blocks apart. it's. peaceful here. back to you. >> images just down the street from where you are with pete muntean showing us the suburban that had its windows shattered out with the television equipment inside. that was a suburban carrying out larry king, th his driver was inside. said he was rattled. king himself was actually inside of his studio working. said his driver is okay but was rattled. that was the car belonging to -- ferrying around news anchor larry king. >> yes. we're going to go back to mike hanson now in franklin square. you've had different vantage points based on what's been happening in the evening. what's happening now

michael moore, thank you. we will be seeing a lot of michael throughout the morning. deutsche in focus. up next, where is japanese currency going next? we asked mr. yen. a former japanese vice president. next. next, will oil be the hardest hit in the fallout from the trump down on immigration? article 50 bill begins. we are live in westminster. that and much more, coming up. this is the open. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. guy johnson is with me. its checkout markets right now. seeing a bit of week is here in germany. the dax coming down just a weigh bit as volkswagen on the german index. the stoxx 600 also turning down a little weakness there. the ftse and the cac almost as little changed. very little movement among the european stocks, even as we had futures moving higher for a short while. what you see as the reasons for this imbalance question mark -- imbalance? guy: these are your point movers on the screen. the luxury sector coming in up. be a key adding pressure. downwarddit trading after a big move down yesterday. wo

>> well, you also heard michael moore call on people to get on the phone and call their united states senators and ask them to say no to betsy devos, a big galvanizing figure coming into the trump administration and saying no to her as education secretary. saying a huge ground swell in the civil rights community and around the country from the moral mondays movement to supporters in georgia and civil rights leader, reverend sharpton in new york. you are seeing a call and a human cry to say no to jeff sessions. and people can pick up and call the senators and hearing people from erica alexander, and others say, people need to run for office and vote. there are midterm elections next year in 2017 in virginia and in new jersey, governors races and local races and we'll get a chance to test whether this kind of energy translates into votes. there are more women than men in the united states. if women voted with more unanimity, voting the way african-americans do, latinos do with unanimity, you could change this country and you could make sure that another donald trump doesn't get elected