falcons move to nair new home next season. the shovel pass to mohammed sanu, he makes the one hinded grabbed. mason crosby had a report in field goals, first mitt since 2010. drivers um jalen collins forces and recovered ripkowski's fum e fumble. dizzy pyatt 392 yards throwing, ryan takes it himself 14 yards, 24-0 falcons at the half. ryan finished with four td passes, two to julio jones, who despite a bad boot had 183 receiving yards. look at this. what a beast. you think this guy wants to go to the super bowl? well, he is. they punch their tickets to houston, for the first time since 1988. >> we've hard hard to get to this point, but the challenge is still in front of us. we'll enjoy it, because it's hard to get to this point. >> the brotherhood these men in our locker room have billed has head to this moment. i couldn't have been more proud of them. >>> the warriors on the second leg of their road trim in oiled. first 9:00 a.m. tip-off since 1995. ws off to a sluggish start, and steve kerr blamed himself and the coaches sta

at top stories 8:27 there's a news from turkey thater is search continuing for a gunman that opened nair in istanbul killing 9 people. turkey is condemning an acts of terrorism. u.s. officials are telling u.s. american citizens in turkey to shelter in place. >>> police are investigating how a man fell off a boiler shaft earlier this morning inside a dupont circle hotel new hampshire avenue northwest a man was killed in what his friends are calling a very sad freak accident and with 20 comes minimum wage increases in 21 states and district and thoet those states include maryland wage there and d.c. do not take effect until july of this year. in all right. well that does it for us here at this -- okay thank you that does it for thus morning. >> 017. >> enjoy one last check of weather maybe. >> really nice today. beautiful start to the new year. 55 degrees and sunny and looks great for giants and redskins. rain arrives early tomorrow morning. if you head back to work heads up not nice rain and then tuesday a good soaking rain we turn cold end of year back to wintry weather. >> those are all

thankfully nair above freezing. the suburbs a few of them are getting colder. west brad ford township, 35. milford township close enough to freezing to be of concern. still a bit damp outside. heavy precipitation ended. little bit of light rain in the area. might see some icy spots in and around milford township. rest of the area is the still warm leftover from yesterday. not a lot of rain and snow left. couple of pockets of snow. light snow and temperatures above freezing for tenten and mount holly and burlington county. quickly papering off north and west. very little left of the system in the lehigh valley. to the poconos if you're heading there. see a wintery mix this morning. snow and, light snow as well. hour by hour forecast shoefs 7:30 this morning still scattered showers in the area. maybe even a snow flake mixing in. mostly rain. rain will linger into the afternoon. ten clock this morning. still showers during the afternoon right along the coast. won't be until this evening the showers finally pull out of here. so the forecast calling for another drea

i know the nair tiff out there that sometimes this is all it's about. for me it's not. for me it's can you leave a lasting influence op people. i think talking to the administration we share the same visions. >> reporter: in berkeley, colin resch. >>> tonight it's being called revolutionary, the new medical device promising to ease the pain that many breast cancer patients experience after a double ma stektmy. >> we hope you have a great evening. >> bye-bye. > the designer battle to dress melania and ivanka. every last-minute secret from trump's $200 million inauguration. >> now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra >>> final countdown to trump's swearing-in as president from the fashion fight over the first lady and first daughter. >> would you dress her? >> to the star performers. did "dreamgirls" legend jennifer holliday really drop out over death threats? >> it is the secret service super bowl. >> the shocking biggest danger revealed today. plus trump supporter stephen baldwin today on brother alec's

. >> if nair wthere was a threat president-elect, they wouldn't interfere? >> we have our own plan for protecting the president-elect and there is no interaction in there. >> there is no concern there might be friction. >> no, no friction at all. >> he went on to say that protecting trump's large family requires no personnel but it is no different than guarding any other first family. >>> still to come this hour on ""c "cnn newsroom," pope francis has just baptized newborn babies at a special ceremony from the sistine chapel. >>> one hofllywollywood's big a takes place this sunday night. we will have a preview of the 2017 golden globes. >>> the vatican city in rome, pope francis has just baptized 28 newborn babies in the sistine chapel, marking the feast of the baptism of the lord. cnn's senior vatican analyst, john allen joins me live from rome to explain the significance of this in the christian calendar, john. >> good morning, hannah. happy sunday to you on this very chilly roman morning. in many ways, working in the vatican is a sort of tough gig. long h

now i like gilmore he endorsed me right away, but hwa governor of virginia in all nairness, she here -- in all fairness, he had 18 people running and reince priebus, i said before, nobody knew how to pronounce his name, a crazy name, they call him rans. steve nguyen wynn still not pronouncing it right, steve, reince priebus, now everyone is pronouncing it right, he is a star, i knew that, he had a problem, because he start of liked me. he thought i could win. he thought i could win, phyllis, great phyllis, you know who that is? so, she is a great woman, was a great woman, passed away 6 months ago. i went to her funeral in st. louis. and she came out against all of her fellow conservatives. and she said, i am not endorsing anybody else but donald trump. i don't care what exactly he is. he is like an unknown quantity but he will win, reince priebus thought the same thing, he was taking tremendous abuse, i want to thank by the way, phyllis, because she went fle through hell, i am telling you, phyllis went through hell, she turned out to be right, reince had the same thing. i fell like h

>> oxford economics did various ske nairs, the paths they could take and the problem with the outcome -- not the problem. this was ininteresting point of the outcome of the study is that it showed that the down side was a symmetricly smaller and the down side included significant cuts into consumer spending. if you look at the tax plan, it's highly aggressive. if you look that problem, it is spending. it's not their ability to generate earnings. their it's their ability to generate sales. since the beginning. we're eight years into the recovery and still have extremely weak demand. a regreszive tax policy and a regreszive set of tax cuts do not help that problem. >> what election in europe are you most worried about? >> i think the election i'm worried most about is france. i think most people assume it dutch could go to the far right candidate but that a coalition will form. i think most people feel angela merkel is going to retain her post and really it's france where you have a question. if i were betting i would say marie le pens would not get it and i think we're going to continu

i'm sure the nair will -- mayor will have a few things to say. once she is named oakland will be one of the first major cities in the united states to not only have a female mayor, but a female police chief and also a female fire chief. all three of their top brass look women. that's impressive. we are still waiting right now. we'll send it back to you. in a couple of minutes we hope to meet the new police chief. >> since we have you, you mentioned her time in spokane in the state of washington. any word from former bosses about what the city of oakland should expect? >> reporter: her bosses say she is a get it done kind of woman. she does not push things under the carpet. that's exactly what this police department needs right now. of course, they have had their number of issues in the last year. especially with the sex scandal and five other officers were charged in that regard. that is good news as a reformer up there in washington and of course was hired by the city of chicago to come in and help that department. which has had a number of prob

deliciously heart healthy >>> two white cleveland police officers are facing dislynn nair charges in the connection of a de of a 12-year-old african-american boy. >> currently, i have reviewed the committee's report and made a recommendation on some of the items in that report. to the director of public safety for a hear, for possible violations of our orders. >> the city's safety director will determine whether any action will be taken against the officer who shot rice and the officer driving the cruiser. he was shot after someone called 911 reporting a guy with a gun. rice was carrying a pel let gun. >>> a new u.s. justice department report on the chicago police department revealed horrific new details about the force. shooting and trk asing suspects shooting at vehicles without justification and using force to retaliate against people. those are just a few of the findings revealed as a result of a 13 month federal investigation. here's ryan young with details. >> the department of justice has concluded there is reasonable cause to believe that the chicago police department engages

so nair there is an initial contradiction in how they can work together, how his view of what russia does and whoo that want to do gets a lot more complicated when you get into details. generalities are fine. you are going to have to look at specifics and specifics in terms of what vladmir putin wants to do for his country. that is his responsibility. he is looking out for russia and donald trump as the president of the united states will have to define how he looks out for the united states interest. >> jill, is there any concern about backlash against russia once donald trump is in the white house, particularly given the fact that although russia says it has nothing to do with hacking, there is so much concern and pressure on donald trump to take action from within his own country. >> there is. i would have to say if you look at and this is not really objective at this point. there are a lot of people hoff been quoted in the media, et cetera, regular americans, who kind of dismiss this and say the hacking wasn't such a big deal. it maybe didn't have much effect. after all, what was

. >> listen, if my kid was a druggie, doper, nair too well, thief, rapist -- >> murderer. >> well, yeah. but he isn't. he isn't. >> pegye bechler's body has never been found. >> you want to know what happened but you still don't want to hear murder. >> but at least now you know. >> that's pretty hard to take. and even with all this information, we don't have a body. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> you discover you're stronger than you thought you were? >> oh, yeah. >> pegye's mother and sister ended up raising her kids. one more person who was stronger than she thought, tina. >> you're living a different life these days? >> completely different. >> she gave up drugs, married a nice guy and now she's a stay-at-home mom with five kids. a hollywood happy ending? no. sometimes real life is better. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra". i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> you feel so alone and hopeless. >> it's like a shot in the chest. >> despair to hope. darkness to light.

opinion able to look at the financial disclosures, especially in a case where you have all these balance nairs where they have complicated back dprounds. >> well and they have complicated backgrounds and of course one of the questions is, how complicated are those backgrounds as they relate to foreign countries and foreign interests. that's a very important part of this process. you're absolutely right and nobody is trying to filibuster or slow down or be vindictive here. it's really a question of our ability to do our job base the upon the information, the longstanding proto do fbi background check to require various financial disclosures. some require tax returns, others don't. the fundamental question, shouldn't we have that in hand before we vote. as a person who votes i don't want to cast a vote for somebody and find something in a record that would be diskfg. i think we are moving it rather fast. the number of hearings this week they overlap. i have leagues that are on two different committees that have two different important confirmation hearings at the same time. i don't really think

too many of his cabinet picks support the same hard right doctrine nair positions that many in the republican party have held for years, policies the american people repeatedly rejected. if predent-elect trump lets the hard right membe of congress and his cabinet run the show, if he attempts to adopt their time-worn policies, which benefit the elites, the special interests, corporate america, not the working man and woman, his presidency will not succeed. maybe not in the first 90 days, but certainly in the first two years. unfortunately that seems to be the path he is following throughout the transition. so mr. president-elect, if there's one part of my speech that i hope you listen to and take to heart, it's this one, and i mean it with the best of intentions. if you abandon change and simply embrace the sharp-worn hard right pro-corporate, pro-elite policies diametrically apposed to the many campaign themes that helped you win working class votes and get you elected your presidency will not succeed. we democrats will hold you accountab accountable to the working people of america not the c

joined by howard dean, former governor of vermont and former dnc chair, a msnbc contributor, and ron nair, former backer for ted cruz's campaign. this news conference was to be about his conflicts of interests. instead, that gets buried by salacious alleged russian dossier of information against donald trump. is this the problem we're having with the trump traditinsition, big stories get buried and other outrageous things come out? >> well, in this case something outrageous got buried but something more outrageous took place in the press room. this is a test for the media. as you know, most people who pay attention to this don't think the media did very well during the last election. i was disappointed, and i hope this doesn't happen again, when trump goes after somebody in the media, the other organizations have got to stand up for that person. the trump folks are going to try to intimidate the press. that's their m.o. i was disappointed other reporters didn't stand up and say, until you answer his questions, we're not asking you anymore. this has to happen. this is a democracy. it's not

. >> in the center of the nair sieve is an african american woman who is 51 years old who is not a size 2 who is not being placed in a box. >> her determination to stand out started at age 8. >> i knew that viola was like a tremendous actress. >> that's viola's sister, dolores. >> just innately. >> it was so natural, we'd stop to watch her do the scene. >> she is now the drama teacher at their old high school in central falls, rhode island. >> they expect more out of you at some sense? are your expectations raised now? >> they think i'm going to make them a star. >> central falls is as proud of davis, as davis is of it. even though her upbringing here was abut as gloomya the weather the day we visited. the davises were the only black family in town. her dad got a job as a horse groomer at the nearby track. money wasn't only tight, it was almost nonexistent. >> i literally would dream about having food in the refrigerator and in the cupboards, that's it. >> does it look the same? >> much smaller than i remember. >> she took us back to the school cafeteria which for years was her only sto

>> i don't think that it's nair to tell you the truth. would never be on a set where dogs were mistreated or abused. that's what is -- support talking about that. >> dogs hit us in a certain place. >> taken out of the car. i think this they do for us, too, they remind us of just the wonderful feeling of being alive. simple as that. >> this is the beginning of the hill country. >> at 62, the man who spent half of his life in hollywood still keeps a place in austin, texas. so, are you a texan at heart? >> yeah. i think i am. >> he's also a rock star. on weekend nights like this past friday he plays local clubs with his band, dennis quaid and the sharks. you're playing in your band tonight. is that a hobby or is it a need? do you need music? >> it's more of a need. he's not bad with a guitar. but acting is always paid the bills. ♪ all night long >> dennis quaid has created some of the most memorable characters on film from the charmingly crooked cop in "the big easy." you. take that bribe stand resist arrest and tamper with evidence. >> do

i felt that hillary clinton was kind of presenting a picture and some of nair active there was capitalism was bad. >> and i believe wall street can never ever be allowed to wreck main street again. >> the market is boning and i believe a lot of that is because of donald trump's presence there. i don't deny that donald trump used the art of rhetoric, the art of influence with words, and the art of tickling people's emotions. i don't deny that. but how he governs is a whole wall, we want the wall, build the wall. we're going to build the wall, don't worry about it. >> when donald trump says those things, one, it's not presidential, two, it's not what this nation is about. i was born in mexico and i emigrated to the u.s. when we us 5 years old. i remember crossing, running, all of a sudden being in a whole new world. i felt like any typical american kid. i'm the first attorney to be allowed to practice in the great state of new york being i'm documented. >> i think that everybody should have the opportunity to work hard and make something of themselves, but that's what it takes. it takes har

. >> this was as ga nair rick report. this could have described one of the thousands of things. finds 1,000 that they refer to the f.b.i. it's almost the same thing to take a leap of lodge beginning that they have done to say based on this report, i'm not saying that the russians are not involved, we have to be very clear about that. to make that conclusion, i -- this validates president-elect trump he's, intelligence, and it's driving politics. >> mr. trump, talked about this. and he said, no computer is safe. >> i want to play this. >> you have something really important, write it out and the have 2 delivered by courier. because, no computer is safe. i don't care what they say. no computer is safe. i have a boy who is ten-years-old, he can do anything with a computer. if you want something to go without detection. write it out and the have it sent by exowr reer. >> but i agree with him. the idea that had any computer is always hackable. >> look, i just got through reading a good book, and one of the ways he avoided the detection, and, stayed off the telephone, and used courier

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ladies and gentlemen, i am grateful of my colleagues and to my colleagues for nair assistance as we move the friends -- their assistance as we move the friends act forward but i'm more grateful of the first responders who unselfishly put themselves forward and in danger to help our constituents and to their families we owe them they are safe during the time of their loved ones being on the front lines of others. with that i ask my colleagues to support the friends act, h.r. 58, and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. johnson: mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields the balance of his time. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized to close debate on this bill. barr br mr. speaker, i ask -- mr. barletta: mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues support and i yiel

morgan goes higher, bank of america, citi, the nair do well, is there something negative today on wells fargo? >> not that i've seen. all those stocks up nicely this morning all up at least 1%. >> wells has been going up because of less aggressive cross selling. they get both ways do well. i don't know. if rates go higher, banks go higher. period. it's a great thesis. it's what i've been banking on. >> alan blinder had a great line in his op-ed, i think it was last week where he said the fed basically begged congress for years to do fiscal stimulus. and now that the economy -- >> we don't need it. >> some don't need it and now they're onboard. >> look, i did a lot of work on the wall, it's actually probably only 400 miles that you need. but every single stock related to the wall's already up. lockheed martin had a wall -- i want to see how marillyn hewson does on that. >> they had a wall krocontract? >> we're going to get some indication today with these orders. we expect the president to sign an eo directing funding of a border wall. during his visit to the department of homeland secur

> amigos y al estamentos de regreso aquÍ y bueno, mi querida rashel una joven estudiante de veto ri nair en mÉxico en la universidad autÓnoma de mÉxico estÁ desarrollando una croqueta anti conceptiva para perros, o comida seca para perros que sean anticonceptivo fÍjate que explica en su teorÍa que mÉxico tiene el mayor poblaciÓn de perros callejeros y dicen que vago a un 23 millones de animal. >>> me parece increÍble porque el objetivo de la investigaciÓn es crear una alternativa no invasiva muy importante a la esterilizaciÓn de caninos y asÍ la forma de tener sobre polos de animales que ademÁs estan en la calle pobrecitos. >>> en este momento se estÁ investigando cuÁnto siempre funciona y las consecuencias del desarrollo yo creo que es muy importante cuidar la natalidad en los perros, y de los gatos cuÁntas veces tenemos animales y no los operamos y ademÁs la gente que compra muchÍsimo en las tiendas y todo eso y a donde hay animales abandonados esperando compaÑÍa les den la staegd asuntoed. >>> la verdad que es increÍble nosotrases que que hemos adoptado estas masc

they absolutely won an election and they irvery smart and won it nair on olli, but if they are thinking of themselves as the greatest political thinkers who -- and geniuses whoever walked the face of the earth -- >> i'm curious, gene. >> they are cruising for a bruising. >> i'm curious. when i saw it, i thought the same thing. and then two seconds later, i said, he's baiting us. he's baiting everybody. this is so obviously an attempt to tell the press to shut up and the media should be embarrassed and humiliated and keep your mouth shut. he knows nobody is going to do that but this is now a political strategy. bait to press and to fight. >> absolutely. he is baiting the press. look. we shouldn't play his game. we shouldn't play anybody's game and we should do our jobs. and that is why i'm not one of those who is like, you know, i'm outraged that he would say such a thing. no. it's a political strategy. but at the same time, there was this -- there was this humorous behind it. the whole tenor and substance of what he was saying and i think he probably does, on some level, believe that is