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obama will be sitting down with a people check testify. works as an executive at a people, heading the environmental initiatives. tim cook announced the speech at the conference yesterday, and said broadly that mrs. obama will be talking about empowering people from all walks of life. this is likely topics about the environment, especially about the president pulling out the paris climate accord will come up as one of the topics, they hope to hear mrs. obama speak about. >> especially with the recent news and stuff, it's huge. and i know apple does a lot of work to make a difference. and california is still trying to make a difference and so it would be interesting to see what they talk about. >> for me definitely environment. especially now with new people in the office, definitely concerning. i want to see what she has to say about it, how we can make a difference from a technology perspective. >> now from our advantage point here across the street from the convention center it doesn't look like the doors are opening up yet, they did mov

she claimed she lost because obama served two terms as president p. mr. obama and mrs. clinton are battling with attention. they have their own brewing scandal. mrs. clinton has her old ones and mr. obama has had his new ones and there is no public clor in the public mind space and now joe biden can't stand it. missing that attention he drew as vice-president. looking at obama and clinton and saying to himself, no more. crazy joe is now ready to grab his wing of the left wing mind share and launching his own pack. and knowing joe as we all do, he will get attention but likely not helpful to dems or biden. obama rey seeded mostly from public view assy we got used to his entry as his investigation and spying. and as long as clinton keeps up her tour they will democrats that shake their heads. president trump is withdrawing for the paris accord. >> it is time to exit the pars accord and pursue a new deal that protects the environment and country and citizens and companies. >> lou: kelli ann conway, counsellor to the president, my special guess here next. >> how did this ma

mrs. obama's core message diversity in tech and feting young girls interested in math and science then say sthas there has to be room to your different voices at the table. >> and that's the thing that i ask. we have to want to. and that's where i look to the people around the room and say are you ready? are you ready to share that power? >> and people fl mrs. obama did not mention president trump by name but she alluded to the need for problem solvers who believe that global warming is real. >>> a east bay school in mourning after the stunning >>> city san jose and google say they're now getting together to completely transform the area near the city's diridon station. the goal is a new retail and office space development and plenty of jobs to go with it. nbc maria favro joins us with the details and this could be a megadeal, marian. >> oh yeah this development is expected to be huge. 6 million square feet of office space. now the plan calls for developing this pfl near diridon station bu

obama responded. "even as this administration joins a small handful of nations that reject the future, i'm confident that our states, cities, and businesses will step up and do even more to lea in a dig at president trump the democratic mayor of pittsburgh sided with mr. obama, writing in a tweet, "i can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the paris agreement for our people, our economy, and future." and anthony, the president of france said late today, "on climate there's no plan b because there is no planet b." >>> one of the architects of the paris agreement is former secretary of state john kerry. he discussed the news with anthony mason. >> mr. secretary, you call this an unprecedented forfeiture of american leadership. what do you mean? >> well, when 195 countries come together working for decades and the united states of america takes the leadership in order to join with china, the two largest emitters in the world of carbon emissions, to say we must begin to reduce, and then to ha

>> already today one congressman pointing the finger at mr. obama for this and nancy pelosi talking about republicans in a very unflattering way. >> we ought to be able to have big robust debates in this country without having this level of animosity a lot of people feel. i think most americans have not read a lot of history. we have had a lot of contentious period throughout our 230 year history. we haven't had a single instance a congressman from south carolina -- we had a single instance where a congressman from south carolina tried to beat up someone else. >> many of us go to the gym. i go to the gym every morning. i learned democrats exercise late in the day and republicans early in the morning. except for mitch the whole leadership team of republicans were there and we were all united in our shock and hope there would be fewer injuries. it was a moment. we do it all the time and we're talking and working with each other. a lot of contention. obviously the politics has become polarized and doesn't have to stand in the way of working relat

but one obama official saying i feel like we sort of choked. mr. obama did take some action, a warning to president putin and a new round of sanctions after the election. president trump seemed to be egging russia on about hacking clinton campaign e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: why is he now blaming his predecessor? how can you accuse president obama of on instructing when he was egging russia on. >> he was joking at the time. >> reporter: he was joking? he said that as a candidate, and he was pressed on that during the press conference over and over. >> i understand. and the i think the idea was that you had hillary clinton with a secret server, that's probably a bigger concern right now in terms of what they were doing and the lack of security that they had. >> reporter: tonight we've also learned russia's ambassador to the u.s. is returning to russia. u.s. officials say it's a long-planned move that now predates his highly scrutinized conversations with trump

in a dig at president trump, the democratic mayor of pittsburgh sided with mr. obama writing in a tweet, "i can assure you that we will follow the guidelines of the paris agreement for our people, our economy, and future," and, anthony, the president of france said late today, "on climate, there's no plan "b," because there is no planet "b"." >> mason: chip reid at the white house. thanks, chip. then-secretary of state john kerry, with his granddaughter on his lap, signed the paris accord last year. today he took to facebook. he accused mr. trump was walking backwards from science and backwards from leadership on behalf of polluters and fringe ideologues and said it may be the most self-defeating action in american history. i spoke to the secretary earlier today. mr. secretary, call this an unprecedented forfeiture of american leadership. what do you mean? >> well, when 195 countries together working for decades and the united states of america takes the leadership in order to join with china, two largest emitters in the world of carbon emissions, to say we must

without sharing personal memories from the white house, mrs. obama spoke about the need to have more women in technology. >> how we need to strive to be tellers in our environment, how we need to effect around us the people that are closest to us because that inspires change. >> reporter: that message resonated with men who were listening to mrs. obama >> we need to look at ways we can educate and bring women into technology and open the funnel up. she talked about how we can do that as entrepreneurs, as business leaders. >> reporter: the talk was held at the fire side chat between mrs. obama and apple's vice-president of social initiatives and environment. in the crowd were developers from all over the world. >> it gave us just a little bit of outside of what we're doing. we're all here planning businesses, making money, putting bread on the table. and she was just getting us to think, just see what impact you can have on the world. >> reporter: cook tweeted this selfie of the first lady for encouraging developers to make the world a better pl

as entrepreneurs, as business leaders. >> mrs. obama took time to share pictures and talk about her experiences in the white house. >> it was exciting to hear about all the exciting things she did as a first lady and also, all the things she strives to do. >> cook tweeted this selfie with the former first lady, thanking her for sharing her views on diverse city and innovation and for encouraging developers to make the world a better place. >>> bicyclists can get a boost from technology. next,ifying finney looks at the growing interest in e-bikes. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> no state sells more hybrid cars than california. so are bicycles the next big thing

mr. trump have a point? >> well, there are several things on this. remember, donald trump has spent much of the last several weeks and months denying the validity of the allegations that russia did interfere in the u.s. presidential elections. this is remarkable not only for the evidence or reporting that is coming out of the washington post, but donald trump saying actually there was an issue and why didn't president obama respond? there is a serious question mark about the choices by the past administrations how to deal with it. it is a difficult issue as we just heard. the evidence wasn't in one chunk. it was coming out slowly. it was a serious concern on the part of president obama not to take measures that would make things worse in terms of the integrity of the presidential elections and also very significantly not to be seen as partisan with the intervention. i remember the broader context that nobody thought president trump would win the election. if there was concern of the disin

obama of obstructing the russian investigation. here he is. >> according to this report, they knew back in august. why didn't they stop it? the question is, if they didn't take any action, does that make them complicit? i think there are a lot of questions that have to get answered. >> dagen: this comes as newt gingrich is now calling on mr. obama to testify before congress on why he sat on information about russia's election meddling. watch this. >> the house and senators will have to call obama in and say who told you, when did you have the meetings, who advised you, why did you decide not to do anything, and why did you keep quiet for 6 months while everybody looked at the russians in trump when you have this information last august? he has to come in and testify. >> dagen: where the republicans still talking about this? the timeline is laid out. if you listen to jay johnson, he lays out this timeline. >> meghan: people are sick of this rhetoric. they want to talk about jobs, they want to talk about the economy. unless democrats

obama first learned that russia tried to sway last year's election in favor of mr. trump. >> that report also details how mr. obama and his advisers wrestled with various options for retaliation. our athena jones has more for us. >> reporter: the president has been wrestling with that report. it seems he accepted the conclusion that russia meddled in the election. this after calling the russian meddling story a hoax and a phony. now it's certainly possible that the president was just responding to this "washington post" report and not making a definitive same about his own beliefs about the election, but it was noteworthy. he continued his responses to that story on saturday, with a couple more tweets, i'll read them to you. even put them on the screen. he said since the obama administration was told way before the 2016 election that the russians were meddling, why no action? focus on them, not t, trump. another tweet, the obama administration officials said they choked when it came to acting on russian meddling of election. they didn't want to hurt hillary? that se

yes, mrs. clinton has her old ones, and mr. obama his new ones. and there is no public clamor for either of them in the, well, public mind space. and now joe biden can no longer stand it, apparently missing all that attention he drew as vice president. looking at obama and clinton and saying to himself, no more. crazy joe's now ready to grab his share of the left-wing mind share, launching his own pac. knowing joe as we all do, there's no doubt that he'll get that attention but likely not for reasons helpful to the dems or to biden. and obama has receded now mostly from public view just as we were getting used to his reentry as investigates of his administration's spying pick up more energy. and as long as hillary keeps up her excuses tour, tired and desperate dems will simply shake their heads but not their loser labels. so be it. >>> now the quotation of the evening, this one from george washington carver who said 99% of the failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses. we've noticed that. we're coming right back. >>> president

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but an attendee sent us a couple photos, mrs. obama sat down for a discussion with former epa head lisa jackson. >> she was very impressive. amazing to be actually being in the same room as her. yeah. i think she is awesome role model for all the women outside. i think she exudes confidence. >> yesterday apple unveiled a few new items like the digital assistant homepod and newest operating system ios 11. a new feature could make the roads safe every. there is going to be a do not disturb while driving mode in ios 11. your iphone will be able to detect when you're driving, notifications will automatically be muted, your screen will remain dark while you are driving and automatic message will also be sent to whoever contacted you. a public beta version of that operating system should be available later this month. >>> starting today navigation app ways is expanding carpool service across the state. ways carpool is available in most of the bay area, registered tens of thousands of riders since it launched last may. covering the cost

again, mrs. obama's speech scheduled for 9:00 this morning. we are told that it's going to be in the larger auditorium so there should be space for a good number of people to go in and listen. however, apple said that her speech and her discussion will not be streamed live and it will not be filmed. back to you guys. >> ali, thank you. >>> app le unveiled the home pod, a smart speaker that is expected to challenge the amazon echo and google home by bringing music and siri into your living room. it will cost $349. this is the first major new product from apple since the apple watch in 2015. >>> a new feature in apple's latest operating system could make the roads a little bit safer. there will be a do not disturb while driving ing mode -- driving mode. it will be able do detect when you're driving and the scene will remark dark. a message will be sent to whoever contacts you. a public beta version should be able later this month. -- available later this month. >>> the california supreme court will consider a legal challenge to proposition 66 to

in an interview with fox news, president trump asks, if mr. obama had the information, why didn't he do something about it? in december, the white house did shut down two russian government compounds. members of the obama administration said they failed to act sooner because it did not want to be seen as behalf of hillary clinton. >>> the university of delaware is cutting ties with the professor who criticized otto warmbier. katherine detwiler says the student who died was quote a clueless white male who got exactly what he deserve. the university sought to distance itself from the professor. the school says it found the comments distressing, and inconsistent with its values, and its sympathies are with the warmbier family. >>> our verify team is committed to separating fact from fiction. one of our viewers, sophie lauren dropped us a note on facebook and asked us to look at this article to find out if it's true. the article, morgue employee cremated by mistake while taking a nap, posted on the world news daily report, details the alleged stor

trump and mr obama meeting mr poroshenko he's coming to what i want he's their candidate here and the ukrainian media presents its actually huge victory over russia because trump is going to meet . he is going to but we need to listen also saying the secretary of state is that he's saying the obvious you saying the minsk accords are not going anywhere the normandy format is going nowhere and he suggested to get a go around it merkel doesn't want to put a stop to about ukraine's turning into their problem or you think ukraine now is a european problem for sure i think that the u.s. is definitely walking away from it i think trump will meet with bush and go find they'll give enough money to monitor a mop on a lot but give it enough just to skate by just to skate by they're not going to save it there's no way that the u.s. is going to especially trump that the u.s. is going to get involved in trying to mediate the ukraine crisis try to find a way out of it and then the whole washington post article to me is absolutely stunning it's silly he has a he's victoria nuland suddenly came it's w

he says when mr. obama instituted the first of his travel bans in 2011, he cited the same legislation as his predecessors. ?oes that apply in this case guest: that is comparing apples with oranges, unfortunately. what happened under the obama administration, there was greater scrutiny applied to nationals of certain countries. people were not barred from entering simply because they were a national of that country. if they did want to seek a visa to enter the united states, there would be additional security reviews of the background check. that's not what this executive order is attempting to do. ans is attempting to put absolute bar on entry of people entering from those countries. this is sometimes lost in the public discourse. if this executive order is allowed to go into effect, it has an effect on american citizens here and home. -- here at home. there are people in united states with family members who engage in business dealings were nationals of these countries. there's a segment of the ameri

he's now blaming former president barack obama. president trump escalating his attacks on mr. obama over the weekend, seizing on a stunning "washington post" report that quotes a former senior obama administration official. that unnamed official telling the "post," "we short of choked on blocking russia's efforts to influence the u.s. election." >> president trump tweeting over the weekend, saying, "since the obama administration was told way before the 2016 election that the russians were meddling, why no action? focus on them, not t." "t" for trump. ryan nobles with the president's tactic for claims of russian meddling. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spent a lot of time during the campaign and after his election attempting to downplay russia's role interv e intervening in the 2016 election. after the report in the "washington post" that details the obama administration's response that the intelligence community's assessment, he seems willing to admit russia's efforts as long as he can blame president obama for not doing enough. one former administration official

in a post on his facebook page, mr. obama said the measure is not a healthcare bill. massivehe said, it is a transfer of wealth from middle class and poor families to the rich. mr. obama said, simply put, there's a chance you might get family,t old or start a this bill will do you harm. senators on both sides of the to quote do deliver on what the american people need. technologyith executives president trump criticized his predecessor signature legislative achievement. >> obamacare is a disaster. it's dead. putting in a plan today negotiated. to be we love to have democrats support. but they are obstructionist. support. never we will hopefully get something done. be something with heart and very meaningful. mark: meantime, kentucky republican rand paul said he and senators oppose the similar to it's too obamacare. they are definitely open to negotiations. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is pushing for a vote next week. jeopardies thent bill's passage. emmanuel macron presented a security bill to threats tomist europe. macron's government is seeking existin

even on the action side, no disrespect to mr. obama, i hold him responsible for all that is happening now and the flourishment of isis and terrorism. he said no boots on the ground. he said there was a red line, and when they used the chemicals they didn't react. president trump will be a different president. but he needs to work with all the institutions and understand he can't run politics like he used to run his business. frankly i like him. maria: you do equate what went on and the acceleration of isis to president trump. you say his leadership allowed them to flourish. maybe that was why the middlele, particularly saudi arabia, rolled out the red carpet for president trump when he was there two weeks ago. do you think that was more a testament to donald trump or a testament they are happy for a change away from president obama cae everying u just ntioned? >> i thinkt's both. inhe past our excuse by not going after terrorist, they were in bora bora and afghanistan. now we know where they are. they are in raqqa in syria and mo

mrs. obama spilled it and says she was scrutinized year in and year out for accessories and in the meantime the husband got away with wearing the same outfit everybody ipingle 250eu78 and she's with her. >> now people take pictures of the shoots i wear and bracelets and neckless and they didn't come that for eight years he work the same tux, shoot, he's like yeah i'm rtd in between minute you know how long did it take you that kind of thing. >> always happens. >> it's just how it is unfortunately. >> they should see our em emails. >> you don't want to see that. >> we would love to share shows. >> winner out there. sleeping in on the weekend could be making you sick. >> social yet lag could hurt. >> looking to make friends at work and not having luck? how you can connect with the co-workers and plus his body language during his testimony tomorrow. if you look for a place to watch the comey testimony do not worry where you can graph a trink any comey inspired meal in honor of the hearing. ba

a series of tweets yesterday, mr. trump claimed that mr. obama "clued or obstructed by not more forcibly speaking out against russia's attempts to interfere in last year's election." . the president's accusations in the to develop a response to russia. the white house decided not to retaliate against russia until after the election. >>> guilty across the board. admitted yesterday to shooting and killing his estranged wife outside of high point high school last year. the crime spree continued the next day when he shot four people in parking lots at montgomery mall and in aspen hill. two people died. he entered guilty pleas in those cases as well. >>> it was a breaking story yesterday morning. a woman was killed on the inner loop of the beltway near van dorn street in alexandria. her car was hit from behind and then police say she was out and was hit by another car. here are four things you can do to stay safe if you have a crash on the interstate or you break down on the highway. first, get to a safe place and call for help. in most cases st

he placed blame on mr. obama, accusing him of purposely doing nothing about russia's meddling in the election. kristen welker has details. >> reporter: president trump unleashing a new tactic on the russia controversy, point being the finger at president obama. >> if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? >> reporter: after never firmly admitting that russia meddles in the 2016 presidential race, now he can't stop talking about it. the real story is that president obama did nothing after being informed in august about russia meddling. this after a report showed that obama struggled. one obama official saying i feel like we sort of choked. he did take some actions. candidate trump seemed to be egging russia on about hacking clinton campaign e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> reporter: so why is he now blaming his predecessor? how can you accuse president obama of obstructing when he was egging russia on. >> he was

mrs. obama was the feature featured speaker at the worldwide conference. news cameras not allowed inside as she addressed the audience. but of course being apple fans they had iphones. the core message, about diversity in tech and getting young girl interested in math and science. even then mrs. obama says there has to be room for different voices at that big table. >> and that's the thing that i ask. we have to want to. and that's where i look to the fellows around the room and say, are you ready? are you really rood ready to share that power. >> during the interview with a.m. vice president. she talked about life inside and outside the white house. and she may have thrown a bit of shade at the current resident of the white house saying the country needs problem solvers right now who believe in the value of immigrants and, quote, believe global warming is real. >>> drones buzzing over head every day to nasa trying to make sure they do so without running into each other. >> a team in mountain view oh a new way to manage air traffic for drones. nasa is work

obama because tomorrow will be a good day. thank you. >> host: i believe we have that conversation coming up tomorrow morning but your earlier point, chelsea can companies all the information they gather on people? >> guest: yes., in most cases, that is definitely true. they're very large secondary markets for the buying and selling of data. you know, either from third parties have collected it or services that you have used online and in many cases both services have the right to your data and can do whatever they want with it whether they use it for their internal purposes or sell it. particularly, if the company goes bankrupt they will oftentimes a very digital company, their data is their most important asset and they will sell that data to recover some of their cost or debt. >> host: let's move ahead to jack calling in from davenport, iowa. what's on your mind? >> caller: yes, you talked about sexism and stuff. in these videogames do people collect data and what the ratio is of men to women that playeded video games? >> g

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comey says he spoke with mr. trump nine times. mr. obama just twice in more than three years. >> thank you. a lot of you are telling us on facebook you will be watching tomorrow's hearing in bars and restaurants in our area are looking to cash in. we found bartenders stocking the coolers this afternoon. some places say they will have a drink special or two starting as soon as hearings at 10:00 a.m. one spot on capitol hill says it will hand out a round of free drinks for every tweet the president sends out about the hearing while it is going on. for those of us who can't hang out at the bar tomorrow we will have live coverage of it all here on nbc 4 starting at 10:00 a.m. suspects who attacked a man who thought he was hailing a ride home. he got the ride and a lot more. jackie bensen broke the story on twitter today. she has more details. >> reporter: the place where the victim initially came into kwakt with his assailants is very close to downtown bethesda. the victim was walking on wilson lane in bethesda about 1:00 sunday morning.

and during the nine-day visit, mr. obama is also scheduled to visit the indonesian congress. they look as if they're having a good time. >> yeah. >> yeah. >>> and we move on now to the wildfires burning in several western states. >> authorities in utah ordered more evacuations as the -c being pushed by strong winds, more than 1500 people are out of their homes. that fire has scorched nearly 70 square mires and burned more than a dozen homes. it was started by somebody using a torch to burn weeds. >>> and in california, crews are battling a fire east of los angeles. it was started by a single car crash and has exploded to 1200 eric acres forcing the closure of a highway. >> and a fire has burned 60 square miles. >> crews are busy paying attention to what the weather conditions will be like. >> paul williams has answers for us. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. heat relief is on the way for the desert southwest, but it's not going to help out as far as dealing with those fire. we're expecting generally dry conditions, breezy conditions. th danger because the parched