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ben: let's say hurricane sandy happened today. how would the federal response be different than clutter years ago in terms of the immediate response and how flood insurance is dealt with. -- dealt with? historically, energy has been one of the things at the local and state level that has coordination. localou are talking about states from the mid atlantic the densely populated areas, you tod to be able to give national utilities and their association that focal point. that is one thing we did definitely that the department of energy has codified into their function. program.evamp of the two things that stood out was the lack of trained people to go into the program and administer that, and a lack of focus on customer service. we have taken a lot of work in the last four years, lessons we have learned to apply to the most recent floods in louisiana and math you, to focus on the customer, the service of the products, and giving the adjusters the -- to do the policies. >> has the agency changed over the last two years? there was low

hook happened, three days before sandy hook, there was a town center shooting. two people were shot to death, a young woman was injured in the shooting. so there was -- that really galvanized people and of course, sandy hook, people just freaked out. we were inundated. but by that time, though, cease-fire oregon, we know the laws, knew the legislatures, had coalitions. so we had all that foundation work done basically. we had actually already done work with domestic violence advocates as well. we had everything really in place. i think that's one of the things that helped. another thing that really helps in oregon is that wegovernor wh amazing. governor kate brown. the former governor had to step down. don't even get me started. anyway, governor kate brown has been amazing. she's a very, you know, kind of small woman, she's little, and to see the weight of the state, to see the violence directed towards her, this little tiny fierce, fierce woman, is just amazing. i'm so proud to be here today because of her but i actually got this great quote. i have to back it

he said, he's like sandy hook, i'm not sure if that really happened or not. really? it just happened at your school in your backyard. you think mass shootings happen now? by the way, i know people who live there. sheriff hanlon never went to the crime scene that day. never went. know where that report is? we don't either. he hasn't done the report yet. over 14 months he hasn't finished that report. another thing, too, is he testified against our background check bill. so what are we going to do with sheriffs, you go to a sheriff, he's like don't worry, little lady, buy yourself a gun. that will save your life. we need to make sure we have other law enforcement talking to these people and saying look, this is not working. it's a law, we have got to enforce it. it's a law for a reason. so i don't want to take up much more of your time but we do have a plan to reduce gun violence in three to five years and a lot of this is from daniel webster, congressman blumenauer, it's on the website, well documented. three basic ideas. we want to increase standards for gun ownership

the russian river expected to crest at 36 feet, as sandy mentioned, on wednesday afternoon. more flooding is very likely. we're live in sonoma county tonight, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> and baug of the rain and flooding, several sonoma county schools closed tomorrow, including harmony, union, occidental and the gurnsy school district. >> are still blocked after a morning mud slide involving an abc 7 news van. in a split second the van was crushed by rocks, dirt and vegetation as seen in the video shot by a chp officer. our driver driving the van was injured but we're relieved to tell you going to be okay. caltrans has been able to reconfigure the two southbound lanes to give a single lane by pass around the road block. close call. >>> the weekend storm damaged a critical water pipeline in santa cruz. now there's a serious water shortage affecting the entire entire. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie continues with what it means for the public. >> reporter: dan, kristen, the city is asking people to cut back on their water use by 30% until next monday. they discovered the

for the last i would say probably four years there has been a large national resurgence post sandy hook about the gun violence prevention movement. there are many organizations that were started both locally and nationally to particularly address policies to reduce firearms in our country. a lot of these organizations have worked very well to make sure that we really understand these different intersections, but one of the things that we want to walk out of here today is making sure we have a deeper understanding of how we can work together and i want to make sure this isn't a conversation that devolves into this organization does this or doesn't do this, but how we can work together moving forward and come up with some innovative ideas because i feel like everybody is trying to make change and we have a lot of work ahead of us with the current administration coming in. i want to ask the current panelists to talk about what brought them here and then we'll get into some questions. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i live here in washington, d.c. what brought me to the table of gun vi

al sandi is believed to be in libya. this is the man that we believe was behind the bardo and sousse attacks and he is still at large. what would be the families' response, do you think? i've not seen that. if that's right and the families see that, they will be shocked to see the face of the man who caused them such terrible sadness. for all the victims of bardo and sousse, there are still so many questions that need to be answered. translation: there are days when you feel completely exhausted, days when you want to abandon everything. and then there are days when you want to fight to get to the truth, so this doesn't happen again. i want to be able to go to my mother's grave and tell her, today we finally know what happened. for those who escaped with their lives, the trauma still affects everything they do. i struggle with crowds. i struggle with noise. you go out, you're constantly looking for somewhere to hide. so what do you think when you look at these now? i feel sad. it should have been a happy, relaxing time a

. >> the impact of hurricane sandy is still being felt more than four years later. >> jersey transit stations and trains took a beating in that storm. so did 109-year-old bridge. just ahead explain why some leaders say the hurricane is a blessing in disguise. >>> also putting a face on immigration travel ban. up next check with the lehigh valley family who watched relatives forced back on a plane to syria. by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> quarter to five on monday morning. look closely. that's snow on camera lens. light snow is falling. starting to cover the lens. expect light snow this morning if you head out along the shore. south jersey and delaware, meteorologist bill henley is tracking the conditions where you live. he continues with his forecast in just a min

al sandi is believed to be in libya. this is the man that we believe was behind the bardo and sousse attacks and he is still at large. what would be the family ‘s response, do you think? i've not seen that. if that is right and the families say that, they will be shocked to see the face of the man that cause them such terrible sadness. for all the victims of bardo and sousse there are still so many questions that need to be answered. translation: there are days when you feel completely exhausted, days when you want to abandon everything. and then there are days when you want to fight to get to the truth, so this doesn't happen again. i want to be able to go to my mother's grave and tell her, today we finally know what happened. for those who escaped with their lives, the trauma still affects everything they do. i struggle with crowds. i struggle with noise. you go out, you're constantly looking for somewhere to hide. so what do you think when you look at these now? i feel sad. it should have been happy, relaxing time a

the russian river expected to crest at 36 feet, as sandy mentioned, on wednesday afternoon. more flooding is very likely. we're live in sonoma county tonight, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> and baug of the rain and flooding, several sonoma county schools closed tomorrow, including harmony, union, occidental and the gurnsy school district. >> are still blocked after a morning mud slide involving an abc 7 news van. in a split second the van was crushed by rocks, dirt and vegetation as seen in the video shot by a chp officer. our driver driving the van was injured but we're relieved to tell you going to be okay. caltrans has been able to reconfigure the two southbound lanes to give a single lane by pass around the road block. close call. >>> the weekend storm damaged a critical water pipeline in santa cruz. now there's a serious water shortage affecting the entire entire. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie continues with what it means for the public. >> reporter: dan, kristen, the city is asking people to cut back on their water use by 30% until next monday. they discovered the

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nbc's brian thompson reports. >> reporter: ground zero for super storm sandy just over four years ago, right here near where joey harrison's surf club used to be. >> hearing about this nor'easter now is concerning. >> reporter: glenn and his wife, almost done rebuilding their home a few blocks away, the 50-year-old family house here destroyed by sandy, they look at this thin dune of sand . >> very anxious. i think it's time. four years has been a long time. >> reporter: a steel wall put in two years ago has saved them until now. >> can't have one without the other. we've gone almost four years now with just the wall in place. >> reporter: there is no wall here. this sand protection is more than fragile. this man made dune danger come monday and well into the spring. until the army corps can get to work to rebuild these beaches. >>> tracking this storm's every move for you this afternoon. >> the news continues right now with jim and wendy. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> right now at 5:00, have you had enough? that nor'easter bringing soaking rains and storm winds to our neck of the

it was before sandy hook, charleston, aurora and i just wanted to make that point that the media does play a huge piece in the division and separation and obviously the racism between how they tell our stories or not. i started a non-profit called stop killing innocent people. skip is the acronym. and i work pretty much in gun violence promotion, with amber, actually everyone, so i like to say i'm included in an exclusion because as amber said we're not here to talk about who does what and who doesn't do what, but i know that there's a lot of things that are done and you're invited to, but it's more like an annual type of thing, we all come together once a year, but what happens the 11 other months out of the year? so i think we're going try to figure out how to work better in that space. and that's just pretty much you know the summing up of who i am and why i'm here and -- oh, i do want to mention i worked on some legislation called the south capitol street tragedy in 2012 that's in mental health, trying to be more proactive as opposed to reactive. there are a lot of agencies here i

>> sandy thanks. >>> this is what it looked like at observatory on mount hamilton. another freezing night in the forecast. roads could be icy tomorrow morning. >>> ski resorts getting ready for a huge weekend. no snow in the forecast and should be able to enjoy the ten feet of snow that fell. if you're headed up, bring emergency supplies and chains. track the weather with abc7 app. download and get alerts. >>> turning to trump transition. one week from today donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the united states but three bay area representatives will boycott that inauguration. sergio is live. >> reporter: dan, no doubt the swearing in of the 45th president is historic event but mark de sal anyway is not going to be at event. latest member of congress to skipt inauguration. he's one of a growing number of democratic representatives who won't be there. >> if he's going to start playing games with the u.s. constitution and traditions of conflicts of interest that other presidents have adhered to, got real problems. >> reporter: jo

today three plunges are taking place at sandy point state park. at 10- the super plunge begins. then the military plunge at noon followed by the the plunge's are being held to benefit special olympics maryland. it all caps off tomorrow with the bigger family plunge at 11 a.m. - return to seasonable chill - dry, breezy and chilly saturday - chance for snow flurries/showers late sunday into monday today: partly sunny, breezy and chilly highs: 42-47 wind: west 10-15 mph with gusts to 25 mph+ tonight: partly cloudy and breezy lows: 30s winds: west 10-15 mph, higher gusts saturday: partly sunny and breezy highs: 40-45 winds: sw 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 mph + president trump- cracking down on immigrants. but this morning -the human impactb being felt in our own backyard. still ahead - the change that could be coming for families in the dmv. plus - a shock for shoppers. how cars in the montgomery mall parking garagae ended up like this! sam live tease it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. first foreign leader to the white house. british pri office. it co

anyway, president obama described the mass shooting at sandy hook as the worst day of his presidency. here he is again. >> from every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. that wasn't a political remark. that was a guy feeling passion for his country. kids killed by kids, police, bad guys. >> if you talk to president obama about the sandy hook shooting, you realize how deeply that affected him. all the mass shootings. it was really frustrating to him he couldn't move the needle. not even a little bit. not even in the wake of just one of the most horrific things we've ever seen in this country. it was enormously frustrating. i don't know how else he could have approached that. i don't know what else he could have done. >> counter to that. i agree with everything you said. the emotion was a fan it's aic chief of state. represented our emotion as people. he seemed to be father right that moment. when he was cry

>> sandy thanks. >>> this is what it looked like at observatory on mount hamilton. another freezing night in the forecast. roads could be icy tomorrow morning. >>> ski resorts getting ready for a huge weekend. no snow in the forecast and should be able to enjoy the ten feet of snow that fell. if you're headed up, bring emergency supplies and chains. track the weather with abc7 app. download and get alerts. >>> turning to trump transition. one week from today donald trump will take the oath of office and become the 45th president of the united states but three bay area representatives will boycott that inauguration. sergio is live. >> reporter: dan, no doubt the swearing in of the 45th president is historic event but mark de sal anyway is not going to be at event. latest member of congress to skipt inauguration. he's one of a growing number of democratic representatives who won't be there. >> if he's going to start playing games with the u.s. constitution and traditions of conflicts of interest that other presidents have adhered to, got real problems. >> reporter: jo

and until for her tenacity and sandy for her social justice inclusive supportive leadership for the students in the district and proud of sandy and her yes, we can organ to provide a world-class education for the future leaders thank you from me my family and community. >> (clapping.) >> yeah, he just want to come up and share some appreciation for sandy since you left kohlman advocates we've missed that and good to see your friendly face on the board when it came to pressure on the speak directly into the microphone. we thought was important and we appreciate you and the rest of the board standing up and helping to pave the path to set an example when school boards across the country should be doing i know your leaving and more pressure on the board members we expect them to steady and wish you well, if your cleavers and the meetings you'll have to go through in the future and good luck with our navigation clear. >> hi, i'm don harris the executive director of the art and i'm here to honor the commissioner for their incredible service representing any colleagues he know how hard yo

now remember this town was devastated by her hurricane sandy. they are now happy that the houses are a pie. >> when hurricane sandy came through my house was on street level and i had 6 feet of water. >> now overall they fared really well in the storm which did not strike at a new moon, structuring the meek tide. >> i was trying to remember that this morning. >> in the end it was nothing so serious that you cannot get through without just strapping a couple of hefty bags to your feet. >> i got news for you, they work. i will say that. just improvising. >> seen that you know so much about whether in meteorology, where the waves wavy? >> they were wavier yesterday. >> that's what i thought. >> i came out here about an hour ago and they were not quite as wavy. i'm not a meteorologist, sorry. >> since he went to get out there and tackle the wave. >> the wind is shifting and the waves are getting good now. i kind of wish i was somewhere else. >> don't give them any ideas you will have you out this afternoon and i will be a segment for tomorrow. >> a

marcus kohlberg was riding on the back of a trash truck at sandy's ring road -- sandy spring road when a car crashed into them. laurel's mayor is offering condolences. alison: prince george's county police are asking for help to solve a murder case. last was found in the parking lot of the lead hill condo complex in temple hills with gunshot wounds. we have images of what she looked like, but she has not been identified. it appears she was shot in the face while somebody was standing over her. investigators want you to look at her tattoos. if you have information about her or the killing, call the police. and the search for the person who stole a car with a child inside. this happened at the bradley shopping center in alexandria about 3 p.m. today. the victim left the car running while at the atm. when the carjacker realized a child in the car come he ditched it and jumped into an suv with another person. the child was reunited with family and is doing ok. jonathan: mike pompeo has been approved as cia director. votes lasted well into the evening, mike pence performing criticism for sa

. >> i lost my house in sandy and now this again. they need to do something permanent about this, condition do this every year. >> it's a half million dollars to replace the sand and beach crossovers damaged in the storm. >> devastating for this to happen again in ortely. they were wiped out one before. the army corps of engineers is set to begin a project this spring, north of silver beach another section of toms river that suffered serious dune damage but the mayor thinks that ortely beach is where it should begin. >> every time there is a nor'easter or god forbid we get another sandy i don't even want to think about it. >> the wall will be a big hem when that is done. >> we have all the homes and beaches here in jersey is the life blood of the state the tourism is so important. >> and that is why the mayor says the trucks will line up and dumb sand until the dune is repaired at least temporary ily nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> we were at a special retirement party in upper darby. rose parise has been the tax collector

it's one not to be forgotten. >> somehow we'll transition from sandy hook. >> we're going to end on a high note. a delicious high note. >> well, you're saying good-bye to president obama as well. we got these doughnuts for a limited time. the farewell obama doughnuts >> why are those obama doughnuts? what about these are obama doughnuts >> we took some of his favorite foods and it's funny. he likes but we tried to choose things better on a doughnut >> good call >> michelle obama would not allow the president near these, they already smell delicious. >> salty caramel popcorn, and a milking chocolate drizzle. these are some of his comfort food. i'm sure being the president can be stressful. we wanted do the sweeter side >> do people respond to this >> they're curious. it's a good looking doughnut. people want to know what they're put about >> are they dividing people on party line >> in the exactly. everyone is kind of there to have a treat. we try to leave politics out of it >> i'm curious as to somebody in the doughnut business. it's not exactly been a friendly administ doughnuts, the

let's start with you about where fema is compared to where it was eight years ago after superstorm sandy. >> certainly during the obama administration there has been a lot more emphasis on climate change. i think that gets caught up in some partisan ideological battles. reset correctly how often do you hear about a weather event or is storm that is supposed to be every 500 year, everyone thousand year. what we heard from him was the extent on which they're putting an emphasis on resilience. and trying to be forward with, we heard hopefulness, that they act with some level of forethought in making sure that is not go away. >> what is your viewpoint on what it has done in the last three years? >> he inherited an agency that was not only reviled by many of the administrators, but also had some bad more our problems. he comes from a state background. he referred to that if you times. he has made the effort to reach out to groups across the country. in an era where everything is viewed towards a partisan political lens, when these floods hit louisiana, the lieutenant governor, who is as far t

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. >> this morning on a special edition of "world news now," tragedy at sandy hook. >> we'll take you live to connecticut in a moment where the president privately visited families in grief and called for action. >> sandy made land fall near atlantic city, new jersey. the storm bringing sustained winds of 85 miles per hour. but the damage started well before that. >>> terror at the boston marathon. twin explosions shatters celebration turning a day of joy into a deadly nightmare. >> we've learned that one of the three victims of the explosion was an eight-year-old boy. >>> we begin this half hour with details on edward's snowden's international flight for freedom. >> same-sex marriages in california are expected to start next month and thousands gathered in greenwich village to mark this historic occasion. >> the search for the jet is causing frustration and grief but not a single piece of evidence as to what may have happened. >> terror attack, new details about the gunman accused of opening fire in a paris newspaper office in the deadliest siege in france in years. we have extensive

sandy hook school, i think there's somebody shooting in here. and then this series of random, mass killings that started with the slaying of 20 children and six of their teachers at sandy hook elementary school. the president's famously cool demeanour was gone after this. every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. and by the way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day. i refuse to act as if this is the new normal. and this is not something i can do by myself. such violence, such evil is senseless. again and again, he wanted tougher legislation on gun control. sirens. but he failed, to his evident consternation, when we sat down and spoke. if you ask me where has been the one area where i feel that i have been most frustrated and most stymied, it is the fact that the united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense, gun safety laws. but there have been some legislative successes. millions more americans now have health insurance than was previously the case, although oba

this is the second deadly crash on sandy spring road. people who live in laurel say colbert was always helpful. he was awarded a meritorious service award at the city employee awards luncheon in 2016. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer held his first formal news conference today. he defended his claim from the weekend of president trump's inauguration was the most watched of all time. >> 31 million people watched it on television. combine that with the tens of millions of people that watched it online on a device, it's unquestionable. >> spicer intends to always be honeit but that sometimes there can be a disagreement about the facts. >>> the people who tuned in expecting fireworks from the press conference were likely disappointed. took more than 20 minutes to even get to the first question about truth telling and the size of the inauguration crowd. wusa9's bruce leshan is here with us. that's the conversation a lot of people were waiting for, bruce. >> that's right. his boss likes to brag that he's a ratings machine but spicer

he said, he's in serious trouble. >> sandy had no idea just how serious. or what was about to happen in that parking lot where robert was hanging out with his friend. >> guns pointed at you. you're wondering what's going on. i was scared. i was shaking. >> why robert? the fugett siblings told police they had accomplices from high school and he was one of them. another one was pulled in the same night and interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, we both looked at each other and this kid had no idea what we're talking about. >> so the fugetts lied. >> the kid was eventually released. but robert? robert had a far different experience in the interview room and a different detective. >> and there sitting across from you was randy snead. >> randy snead, yeah. >> you knew him. >> i knew him since i was 12 or he 13. so i was on a first-name basis with him. >> kind of a friend. >> yes, because i'm known him for so long. >> why don't you tell me what took place that night. >> that night? i was at my house. >> at first, robert s

she said, "my home was destroyed by hurricane sandy. " i said, "my home was destroyed by hurricane sandy." i thought was more striking, rex tillerson did not blink, he didn't make reference to it, he acted as if it hadn't happened? yes, i think, that's more than anything, evidence of the fact that all of these trump nominees are very well prepared. i mean they are put through essentially rehearsals for the hearings because they can matter so much and because a moment where a nominee shows anger or harass ability can be a problem. we saw similar disruptions of course forjeff sessions as he was beginning his hearings to be attorney—general. i think no quinnsquence that rex tillerson did not respond in any notable way to the intuptions. -- interpretations. a quick thought to what's coming up in the next hour or so. i can't let you go without asking what you might expect, as much as we can ever expect, as much as we can ever expect anything from donald trump, but what do you think we might hear? what are you expecting the tone to be? well, it's certainly, another episode of the trump show,

sandy hook. columbine. the oklahoma bomber. what is mr. trump going to do to vet hatefull -- people that are born on this country, real americans, but i think all americans are real americans. what is he going to do to stop people from entering the government? when they enter the government they create terrorism through policies of the past. .hat is my question that is my question for him. host: good morning. caller: good morning. yes, would i want to say is this will not make america safe. i don't think it will. countries, ie don't think it will make america safe on hundred percent. in. is the new world we are it is happening everywhere. it is happening here. there are people going into clubs and killing people. there are black people who kill whoever passing on the street. we don't understand their reasoning. it is just the time. especially after september 11. killing is everywhere in the world. you cannot stop the world from coming to america, yes, but we think they arei already doing it -- to look at the people who come to the united s

there will be beach erosion from cape may all the way up to sandy hook. expect wind gusts sunday into monday, 45 to 50 miles per hour for the i-95 corridor and the immediate surrounding suburbs, 55 to 65-mile an hour gusts for the jersey shore. future tracker, today is cloudy and dull with patchy fog, overnight tonight, here's round number one, rain moves in after midnight. it continues for the purpose of the first part of the morning. we catch a break by afternoon only to see round number two develop late in the day, sunday night into monday. that's when the core of the storm arrives we start to see the bangdz taking place -- banding taking place. we'll see rain and strong ferocious winds. here's a look at the wind speed scale. power outages are likely for the jersey shore. you get into the 40, 45-mile an hour range there could broken twigs, that would be the far western suburbs, lancaster and reading. you get into the 46 to 55-mile an hour range that's when branches become broken off and you see numerous tree branches down on the ground and things like

michelle: it is called the worst damage to the new jersey beaches since superstorm sandy. on monday a nor'easter destroyed 90% of the sand dunes on the beaches. this is a temporary fix. the repair project is scheduled for the spring. >> every year nor'easters do more beach damage than tropical storms or hurricanes. alison: is that right? doug: there are more >> and snow flurries aroundthe . there are no storms. no accumulation. shouldn't have impact up here. there are breaks in overcast. the winds are gusty at times. we are getting back on track for the typical weather. sunsets 5:24. back up at 7:18. a lot of this is suspending off and evaporating before it hits the ground. this is a few thousa off the ground is colder than here on the this is also for sections of virginia. there is more snow. a winter weather advisory in effect for just that period of snow through the morning. it's 41 in annapolis. 41 at reagan national airport. we get ready to go through the evening. it's still breezy. but the wind chills are three to four degrees lower than the air temperature. 25 to 32

>> sandy hook school. i think there's somebody shooting in here. at sandy hook school. >> okay. >> oh, they're still shooting. >> five minutes. that's how long it took for a deranged man with an assault rifle to end the lives of 20 first graders and six adults inside sandy hook elementary school. >> it's a horrific scene. we've never seen anything like this. >> mr. president. >> the majority of those who died today were children. beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old. they had their entire lives ahead of them. birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own. >> barack obama was haunted by the gun violence that pervades america. but gun control was the big bet he did not make. >> if you ask me where has been the one area where i feel that i have been most frustrated and most stymied, it is the fact that the united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense gun safety laws. >> he failed to pass any firearms legislation. by the time it became a priority, he simply di

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. >> there was a series of mass started withit teachers at sandy hook elementary school. the president's cold demeanor was gone after this. >> every time a think about the kids, it gets me mad. on theway, it happens streets of chicago every day. canhis is not something i do by myself. >> such evil is senseless. >> he wanted tougher legislation on gun control and he failed, to satconsternation, when we down and spoke. it is an area where i feel i have been most frustrated and it is the area where the united states of america is a place where we do not have common sense gun safety laws. >> there have been some legislative successes. obamacare has created many losers. on its backwas flat eight years ago and is starting to bloom. >> we have not just come back stronger from the great recession. we have built an economy that is .he world's envy that is an important part of the obama legacy. a it has proven to be voter-less recovery. to of his final acts was urge lawmakers to fight off the republican attempts to dismantle obamacare and the rest of his domestic legacy. >> look ou

time now to head into the chat room and joining me today, psychologist sandy ray in melbourne and julie snook in sydney, a big welcome to both of you. thank you forjoining us. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. coming up: the latest drama with diego costa. the chelsea striker is dropped, amid apparent interest from china. a fifth win in six league games takes leeds third in the championship. they beat derby by 1—0 at elland road. and peaking at the perfect time. johanna konta wins a second career title, just three days before the beginning of the australian open. hello again. diego costa has been dropped, and his chelsea future is in doubt tonight. the striker has been left out of their squad for the match at leicester tomorrow, after a dispute with the club's coaching staff. he is the premier league's top scorer so far this season, with m goals, but is thought to have been the subject of an offer from a chinese club, who could be willing to pay him £30 million a year. our reporter simon stonejoined me earlier to explain more. it seems as though, after a period of relat

sandy villari, and david cashin and rick santelli joins us from the cme in chicago as well. arthur, you feel like a lot of the selling this morning came from overseas. why? >> well, i think if you looked at a couple of things, the dollar was weak right after the press conference and that began to weigh on things. the dollar weakened out this morning. i sent out a note to friends saying i think part of that indicated that international bent to the selling. sure enough, when the european markets closed the pressure began to ease and we've come back more than half of what we lost earlier. so that kind of solidifies it for me. i think some of our friends across the pond were getting a little bit concerned that they were getting no clarification from the administration as to the timing and scope of things like tax reform, deregulation, and/or stimulus. >> a lot of people have been citing that, sandy. it sounds like you're bullish for stocks this year and the market's only down 65 points. do you view this sideways action as healthy. >> well, it can be. >> go ahead, sandy. >> i was

he said massacre of sandy hook was the worst day of presidency. he called failing to do more his greatest disappointment. >> this has to be a catalyst for some action by congress. i didn't expect that you see some huge movement on gun safety and would have to make some effort. >> you can watch more on dateline websites. president obama held final press briefing at white house on wednesday. >>> a lot of police officers will support new badges. every year seek, kathy banner won prize. >> to share the next story, someone don't won't done john's associate with the pot tor potty company is trying to get to the bottom of this business. someone putting tape on the bathrooms setup on the mall. the name covers that open and supplies the toilet. that was not the agreement they had for the inaugustuation, who is covering the name is a mystery. >> they charge extra for that. >>> tonight fans of the exorcist stopped about by step to pay tribute. he wrote the movie in 1972 and the book and movie became classic. they told story of 12-year-old girl inhabited by a

. >> that day that i spoke at the sandy hook memorial is the only day i've seen a member of the secret service cry while they were standing there because every time i read out a name of one who had been killed the families, you could just hear the pain. >> charlotte, daniel, olivia, josephine, anna, dillen -- >> i thought that, okay, this has to be a catalyst for some action by congress. i didn't expect that you'd see some huge movement on gun safety legislation, but i thought, well, they're going to have to make some effort and the fact that it didn't even get the kind of hearing and votes that you would have expected, it didn't generate a debate. that you actually had bipartisan legislation that had been sponsored atidn't matter. >> i went back and lood at this and forgot how heavy it was. you're standing in the rose garden, it's 2013. the senate has just failed to expand background checks for gun sales and you're standing there with the sandy hook families. >> my biggest disappointment as president. >> i've heard folks say that having the families of victims lobby for this legislati