justice department is asking that michael flynn, the former national security virs, that his sentencing be delayed. what does that tell ut the investigation? >> well, it tells us that we are a ys away from special counsel bob mueller winding this up. you know, you put off a sentencing like that when the witness still nes to do work for you, when there are still things that have to happen on the pros cue toral and investigative side. and you don't want to show all your cards in the formf a plea or sentencing hearing. so that is what it shows. at mueller need more time to finish his work. and you know, i wouldn't tak that as a huge surprise but i think it's another indicate thary this is likely to g on for many months more. >> devlin barrett from the washton post, thank you a so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: we turn back now to last night's state of the union address, and what it can tell us about president trump's agenda for the coming year. here to dissect the president's words-- some of them-- are karen tumulty of the "washington post," and our white house correspondent, yamiche alc

michael vannatsos is very smart two potential alzheimer's treatments in phase three trials and another multiple sclerosis drug i expect it to be positive for the stock. if bio gen's stock keeps falling, you will get for nothing. i gave you my blessing to speculate on this. 88% gain we now have a market where larger drug and bio tech company see their stocks rally on positive earnings. that is a benign backdrop. the tnews some of these drugs i bio tech stocks are worth buying in weakness. as we saw today legacy big pharma like eli lillys, even when headline was pretty good, i talked about the good ones, how about the bad ones, we sold some higher but it stung. yesterday i cautioned you not to soon this health care selloff was a buying opportunity but the ones that reported these numbers buy into this empire strikes back i love that you are getting a chance to buy my two favorites so far in 2018 which are abbvie and bio gen. ann in new york. >> caller: hi, jim, i am new to the stock market i have been learning a lot do you think nov artis >> among the i have not focused on it. let's go t

webster, texas congressman michael burgess, tennessee congressman bill rowe, and kansas congressman roger marshall who told us to the passengers in the truck require the most urgent attention. one could not be saved. space so we could not find a pulse. his pupils were fixed and dilated. that it was best to call the code and move our attention back to the first victim. >> five train passengers were taken to the university of virginia hospital for head injuries, including a staffer for house speaker paul ryan and a representative from minnesota, congressman jason lewis, who was evaluated for a concussion and tells fox "i'm fine compared to tragically the truck drivers and thankful for the prompt action of our doctors and first responders. my thoughts are with the family of the individual passed away." in d.c., the president says it's going to be a while until authorities know how truck and it up on the tracks in front of a heavily guarded train. >> we don't have a full understanding yet as to what happened, but it was a train hitting a truck going at a pretty, pretty good speed. and w

buying it. in a statement michael bennett said, only this president could make a call for unity sound so divisive. the president's tone and lack of results make it difficult to believe that his speech is anything more than hollow rhetoric. the president called on lawmakers to come together to fix america's immigration system . he repeated his plan for a path to citizenship for one point a young -- 1.8 million young immigrants for an end today visa lottery and in and to the chain migration. the offer is not sitting well with most democrats or immigration hardliners on the right but one senator says he is optimistic that moderates can make a deal. >> it's about 25 strong, evenly split and we're starting to find out where is the breaking point. >> another priority is in infrastructure. >> the president will take the message to the american people but are no democrats out there supportive of the issues we outlined? >>reporter: republicans only have 51 feet to meaning they will need democrats to pass a major legislation this year. allison barber ktvu fox news . >>> a political science prof

host: michael, mississippi, line for democrats. caller: good morning, how are you? ima a 67-year-old white male, retired from a long history of work, and i have worked around blacks and latinos in the position i was, and i do not see much common sense in what is going on in this debate. i agree with the folks that are dreamers and -- who have worked hard and are in the country through no fault of their own, but contrary to the gentleman who talked before, if you want something, steal something, come to the country and do that? that is absurd. we follow the laws, and the laws are go through the process. what befuddles me is that the people that have been here for years have gone to the point where that is what they think. i want something, so i do not have to follow the law. the white people are wrong because they are making me get out of the country. that does not make any sense. there is a sense of entitlement that puzzles me. granted, we people are going like the popular tv personalities said. yes, we will die off, but what bothers me is that the sense of that folks feel they do no

. >> look how we do. seth, you and loren michaels, was this your brainchild together? >> it was michael brian, an "snl" writer, it is his genius behind this. >> it's getting great reviews. glenn, it's amazing. you think it's going to be a story you've seen before, like over the course of the semester you change. and that's not true. you're a jerk and as far as i can tell, you stay a jerk throughout the season. >> yes. i would say calling him a jerk is accurate. i don't know if that's going to turn people off. let's make him a funny, lovable jerk. he doesn't change that much. i think that he grows closer to these kids, without wanting to. >> yeah. >> and it is kind of a reversal of what you normally see. it's the kids who are trying to change him, rather than him trying to change the kids. >> one of my favorite parts is your wardrobe. you are in sweats most of your entire time. >> yeah. >> it's a symbol of how you've given up. we can relate. >> it shows my utter disdain for the job at hand. and patton oswaltt who plays the principal of the school. he confronts me and i lay into him. do y

months to come up with a recommendation on how that would work. let's bring in michael waltz. he joins us now. colonel, thank you for being here this morning. so the president says gitmo stays open. good move? >> well, i think it's the realistic move. this is yet another example of how practical and pragmatic this president is who sees the world as it is. it was in stark contrast to the last eight years of president obama who wished the world to be a certain way and then just kind of tried to ignore the reality. so on guantanamo i he was on behalf of vice president cheney looked hard at alternatives. there aren't a lot of good ones. we would all like for it to just go away. but we aren't going to get these terrorists the rights of u.s. citizens. when you release them back to their home countries, they often find their way back into the battlefield. that's what president obama was doing. i'm really thrilled, really very happy that president trump highlighted the repeat rate. various estimates. it looks like about a third of the terrorists that have been released are back on the ba

- man and the wasp," the follow-up to 20-15's "ant- man." paul rudd, michael douglas, and evangeline lilly return for the marvel sequel, which hits theaters july sixth. "you gave her wings?""and blasters.""so i take it you didn't have that tech available for me?""no, i did." "the whole experience was very magical and surreal."emily blunt is taking a cruise! she's set to star in disney's "jungle cruise," based on the classic theme-park attraction. dwayne johnson is already on board for the hoped-for franchise, which is scheduled to begin shooting in may.(nat) "my son, it is your time." "black panther" is ready to storm theaters february 16th, but it might have arrived 25 years ago -- starring wesley snipes! the actor tells the hollywood reporter, he tried to make a movie about the iconic african character in the mid-90's, when he was riding a string of hits. but script and director problems, and c-g technology that just wasn't there yet, kept "wakanda" in the comics... until now. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look at nasa's feed of the super blue blood moon

europeans from europe host: michael, mississippi, line for democrats. caller: good morning, how are you? ima a 67-year-old white male, retired from a long history of work, and i have worked around blacks and latinos in the position i was, and i do not see much common sense in what is going on in this debate. i agree with the folks that are dreamers and -- who have worked hard and are in the country through no fault of their own, but contrary to the gentleman who talked before, if you want something, steal something, come to the country and do that? that is absurd. we follow the laws, and the laws are go through the process. what befuddles me is that the people that have been here for years have gone to the point where that is what they think. i want something, so i do not have to follow the law. the white people are wrong because they are making me get out of the country. that does not make any sense. there is a sense of entitlement that puzzles me. granted, we people are going like the popular tv personalities said. yes, we will die off, but what bothers me is that the sense of tha

construction emergency. prior to retaining him, by the way, this is my husband michael, co own of 2119 22nd street. we're here today to help explain how appeal is a threat to michael and my's safety. our homeys stability relies on a 75-foot long failing retaining wall that is shared by four properties, ours on 22nd street and three perpendicular lots on kansas street. for our home home inspection on july 5th, 2016, we hired a structural engineer, not mr. santos, a different firm, whose findings were the wall was unfailing long ago. its rapid decline had begun recently. it's failure was imminent and it's replacement was unavoidable additionly, our home mostly lacks a foundation. it's an old home, it's one of the oldest on the block, if not one of the older ones in the neighborhood. there's no foundation in a lot of places. we have plans to shore everything up from the places that are stable in the home. since the home lacks a foundation, the house lanes towards the retaining wall with such severity we've had window panes shatter and walls in the interior walls crack. this house, be

. i used to see michael jackson and never think that i could attend that event. you know what i mean? >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, it's incredible. >> seth: well it's incred -- i mean, just the fact that you're having all of these happening one after the other. [ cheers and applause ] it's like, i'm at the grammys. i'm at the oscars. it's really exciting. you know, you talked about the people from your era. the guys you came up with. jay-z and naz. i always love hearing when people help out younger unknown artists. and you -- this was a photo you posted of you and chance the rapper when he was in "snl." [ cheers ] he looks a lot older there. he's actually younger than you. >> yeah, just a little bit. yeah. >> seth: but you -- is it true that you -- your grandmother and chance's grandmother are friends? >> yeah, yeah. well, yeah. they are -- they were friends -- i'll say that because chance's grandmother has passed, god bless her soul. but, so my grandmother and chance's grandmother were friends and my grandmother said hey rashid, i need you to call and leave a message. my friend's grandso

tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael strahan, chrissy teigen, musical guests the voidz, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 813, tampa! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is what you want right there! that is the crowd you want! a great, new york city crowd! welcome, everybody, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show"! this is it, baby! [ cheers and applause ] you're here. welcome, you guys. let's get to the news here. tonight was president trump's first state of the union. and i saw that trump read his speech off a teleprompter. [ light laughter ] you could tell, because he began by saying, "applause, good evening, applause. [ laughter and applause ] please be seated. they sit." that's right. he read off a prompter. to make sure he stayed on track, his staff had a little mickey mouse head bounce over the words like a sing-a-long song. [ laughter and applause ] but experts said it was a very historic state of the union. you know, because it marked the first time sin

. plus, we have michael strahan. music and president trump with his state of the union ideas here tonight. stay tuned. >> happening now, a big decision in san jose. italian american community has six weeks to find a new home for the christopher columbus statue. that was a decision made by the city council within the past 15 minutes. he's been at city hall for nearly 60 years. if there's no solution it, goes into storage. back in a moment. and a rare lunar eclipse starts overnight - the first of its kind in more than )one hundred fifty ) years. we )ll bring it to you live from onboard a historic viewing spot. that )s all tomorrow - 4:30 to 7. to 7. hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start-up won't have to pony up for a quick flight to an la meet-up. and you might even get an up-grade on your next trip to palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops. from san diego on up. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. and now, step up to alaska premium class, with upgrades starting at just $15. and now, step up to alaska premium class,

, we're supportive of it. bess bessie car michael is home to one of the highest percentage of families. for the filipino community, what it means is mostly newcomers or families that are tripped up in home like mary jane. so this resolution is really important in identifying strategies that can support these families. one of them that identifies strategies talks about assuring that their families have sa strong support network. one of the things we'd like to consider with bessie carmichael is to designate it as newcomer school, so they'll be attracted to bessie. there are those who are not informed, so not only do they not know it's an important option for them for their children, but also that -- that they have a hard time actually getting in when they try to advocate to get in. so i don't know if it's a policy, but in helping advance some of the strategies ensuring that the most vulnerable families facing homelessness have a strong support system. thank you. >> thank you. speaker, please. >> hello, i'm here in support of the resolution. i'm artistic director. i've been early childhoo

benefit our employees, their families and potentially all-americans. >> it is exciting. or mac michael weinberg of the bay area council, is president of the economic institute and has worked on healthcare issues for more than a decade.>> for any of this to work, you need by an from the people within the company's that will ultimately get better health outcomes and have a better experience. it will require changes. >> reporter: the three were not specific about what they intend to do or how. >> the insurance industry is seven cents on the dollar. almost all healthcare costs are doctors, hospitals, nurses, drugs and devices. those folks obviously have powerful lobbyists. >> reporter: amazons jeff basals said the health care system is complex. we enter the challenge with open ice. warren buffett's -- warren buffett said we do not accept it as inevitable. >> healthcare is extraordinarily difficult. >> reporter: health group stocks slid today. ktvu, fox 2 news. >> on wall street that pushed the dow lower today. nasdaq dropped as well. >>> afternoon highs came in about the seasonal norm. tho

native.... the marvel movie starring chadwick boseman, lupita nyong'o and michael b. jordan is one of this year's most eagerly awaited films and an expected blockbuster. "black panther" hits the theaters thursday february 15th... (vicki) it might not have all the hype like "black panther" but the official trailer for "ant-man and the wasp" was released today... (grant) and you may see some notable scenery... take a look.... (grant) san francisco is the set for the second movie of marvel's ant man... you may have noticed all these road closures in the area and it was because of the movie. it's set to be the sequel to the first film. the movie stars paul rudd as the shrinking superhero... and actress evangeline lilly is joining in on the action as wasp. other stars include michael douglas and michael peqa. 'ant-man and the wasp' hits theaters july sixth. (grant) that wraps up kron4 news at nine..(vicki) pam moore and steve aveson join us now with kron 4 news at ten...guys? ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki... we are staying on top of breaking news at this hour.. a shelt

on. >> michael, we're just watching the cabinet come in now. we're told that the president is probably a couple minutes off the schedule that he's supposed to be on. usually they start 90 seconds off the top of the hour. we think it may be a little pushed back from there. this cabinet has been itself a source of difficulty for this president in his first year. he lost a cabinet secretary to scandal helping him seven as a secretary having to step down amid circumstances that never resulted in any sort of congressional inquiry, which i always thought was interesting. rex tillerson, secretary of state is a remarkably controversial figure at that incredibly difficult position and the state department has been transformed under his leadership. nicole? your eyebrows are doing the talking now. >> this is the normal conversation you have before states of the union and i'm wrestling with my own -- we're arching toward normalcy. this is so abnormal. every time donald trump gives a teleprompter speech, he freaks out afterwards. he's trashed almost 90% of the cabinet on twitter every time

frozen route, abc7's michael finney is here with some recommendations. >> there's some i like. okay, let's see how your tastes hold up. you might have a favorite frozen pizza too. but some are definitely healthier and tastier. consumer reports did a taste test. they also looked at nutrition and price. >> there was a pizza party at consumer reports as expert tasters sampled pie after pie after pie. >> we consider the nutrition profile and also evaluate for taste. ideally store bought frozen people should taste like it was just put together with fresh ingredients. it was a high bar but some pies came close. >> reporter: they got some of the highest marks for taste. california pizza kitchen, crispy thin crust pizza has crunchy artichokes in a white cream sauce and it has less fat and sodium than most of the pizzas tested. organic joe's had a variety try of peppers and zucchini and egg plant. dr. virtueoso has che has che hs peppers, tomatoes and onion. the top rated cheese pizzas earned good marks overall. american flat bread, tomato sauce and three-cheese pizzas have an interesting st

people who may have been affected by that big data breach. >> michael finney here to explain what's going on. >> the beach and treach and the math. those wanting to take advantage of equifax's offer of free credit monitoring must sign up by tomorrow. however, the company is extending free credit freezes through until march 30th. freezes keep creditors from looking at consumer accounts and is a major barrier to identity thieves. you may remember 15 million americans were put at risk for identity theft because of a breach at equifax. >>> the san mateo county district attorney's office announced the settlement today, after making agreements with the da's offices, officials accused walgreens of charging more than the lowest or advertised price for the item. walgreens was selling infant formula, baby food and over the counter drugs that were past their expiration date. walgreens did not admit wrong doing but agreed to pay $4 million for its -- >>> a system that delivers critical warnings and information to people on their cell phone. one change put in place will provide wireless provider

because he had been promishe osingster: michael wolff's new book portrays corallo as troubled by the president's involvement in crafting that first misleading statement. wolff writing, "corallo believed the meeting on air forceuc >> team breaking this story tonight. and pierre is with us. and you have reporting tonight that the special counsel reached out to corallo's attorneys, in the last two weeks? >> reporter: david, negotiations are under way for mueller's team to interview corallo. the likely topic, any concerns he had about obstruction of justice. tonight, his attorney declined to comment, david. >> pierre thomas our thanks to you. >>> we are following a lot of other news tonight. the deadly flu emergency this evening. news of another life. 39 states now reporting hig activity, you can see them all lit up in red on the map. and in some of those high flu states, hospital beds are and so is tamiflu.abc's steve osunsami is at the cdc in atlanta tonight. >> reporter: tashalina blackman, are all fighting the flu tonight. the doctor prescribed tamiflu, the anti-viral drug that helps

of tbyonight, i am joine presidential historian, michael beschloss. michael beschloss, welcome ba. to the progr it's good to see you. so a lot of eyes on the president tonight. what sort of opportunity does he state of the union present? >> well, it is most suited if you have a president who has something new, who wants to tell the countr i want to move in a different direction. for instance, 1941, in january, franklin roosevelt talked aboutd the four that he wanted to see around the world. what that told aricans was, this is a president who really is a lot more likely to wt to get involved in world war ii against hitler than wexpted. lyndon johnson in '64 and i'65 said, want a war on poverty." i want to go for civil rights and voting rights. george w. bush in 2002 talked about the axis of evil, what we srrhould do to about north korea, iran, iraq, look how much that has affected world history ever since then. that's the best orortunity a president in this situation. >> woodruff: so michael, do the words a president speaks anotherta a of the union or other important event, do they

his password and that's why he didn't respond? >> that's what's reported in the news. michael: i watched your testimony in the senate, it was helpful in delineating whose responsibility is whose. fema has responsibility for preparation of notifications and our responsibility is to make sure the notifications work from the communication company side going out. is that accurate? is that consistent with your testimony? lisa: the f.c.c. is responsible for communications. fema has public alert and warning systems which is -- it aggregates alerts coming from the alert originators this estate and local governments decide what the note -- when to issue the alert over what systems, and when those alerts would be issued. michael: but communications companies, when i read your good work on that steps, a lot of these steps seem to be fema's responsibility is that not act at? when it says things, you know, you mention stake holders round table is a possibility. best practices are mentioned here. and safeguards were false alerts. that's allen fema's responsibility. whether they did it or didn'

strategist michael star hopkins who is now a senate candidate in new jersey. >> i am. congratulations on that. thank you very much. trish: start with you, here. a bunch of democrats boycotting tonight's, other democrats saying the economy is going nowhere and this tax plan is doing absolutely, postively nothing for the middle class. are you in line with that view right now? >> i think the tax plan if you're in the top one or 2% you're doing really well. i think what the tax plan doesn't address if you're in the middle or lower class. addressing income inequality and war on poverty. that is what i want to hear the president talk about tonight. trish: i would disagree with you on this. the top 1%, top 2% they're not doing as well under this whole tax plan especially look at some of these states like your own, new jersey, new york, california, some high-taxed states because of the "salt" provision, people can no longer deduct that i willfully disagree with your premise. >> fair enough. trish: one to 2% is getting hurt. but who is benefiting in all this, corporations. >> they are. trish: so

, michael and jim, for recording today's meeting, and making it available to the public and also good morning to our clerk, linda wong. announcements? >> silence all cell phones, completed speaker cards and copies of documents submitted to the clerk. item acted upon appear on february 6th, board of supervisors agenda unless others stated. >> number one. >> authorizing the police department to accept and expand a grant in amount of 166,000 from the department of homeland security federal emergency management agency for the safe boat refurbishment and service life extension program, september 1, 2017, through august 31, 2020. >> and chair cohen will be here in a moment, since i don't have notes in front of me, i won't know who is speaking for which item. as you come up, please announce yourself. >> good morning, patrick young, the grants manager for the san francisco police department. i'm here to request recommendation from the budget and finance committee for our sf expend resolution for the 2017 grant security award program for the federal bureau of management agency. grant funds wil

rise today to remember the challenger's dedicated crew. michael smith, dick scobee, onazuka, ir, alison kristen mccaul i have, gregory and have and -- mccaullif gregory jarif. we will never forget them. not the last time we saw them this morning as they prepared for their journey and waved good-bye and slipped to the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of god, unquote. madam speaker, these crew members had a passion for exploration. they inspired children around the world who dreamed of going space. and through encouraging stem study, science, technology, engineering and math, we can continue to preserve their legacy and inspire another generation of explorers. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? ms. cheney: madam speaker, by direction of the house republican conference, i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 719. resolved

finish we'll be able to do it. >> jon: michael singh is a former senior director from the national security council and managing director of the washington institute. the pentagon says, michael, that this classification error was a mistake and maybe i can put on screen now part of the memo that they released. they say in the most recent reports, the special inspector general for afghan reconstruction, indicated that resolute support restricted the public release of unclassified district population and land area control data that had been provided previously. it was not the intent of resolute support to withhold or classify information which was available in prior reports. a human error in labeling occurred. classification system because it incorporates a nato and u.s. nomenclature can be challenging. the data is not classified and no intent to withhold it unnecessarily. the argument began or the controversy began because all of a sudden nato was not -- the u.s. and nato were not releasing the amount of land that the taliban controlled or estimates. do we chalk it up to human error?

unas cuantas sombras. mire nada mÁs, los piratas del caribe., hasta michael jackson, no se hace nada mÁs que puro maquillaje. de verdad que tiene un gran talento que tiene esta chica, se transforma en todo el mundo. no ha logrado transformarse ni en mi, ni en alan, ni en karla. vamos ahora a poner a prueba nuestra mente con la calculadora humana. [risas] karla: aquÍ estamos. vamos a poner a prueba a nuestro invitado. ya vino hace dos aÑos, nos sorprendiÓ a todos con su enorme talento. acabas de romper dos rÉcord. mÁs adelante nos vas a hablar de cÓmo matice el reto. pero quiero ponerte a prueba. tengo una serie de preguntas.listo?ahÍ va. donald trump naciÓ el 14 de junio de 1946. ivanka de trump 30 de octubre de 1971, melania trump 26 de abril de 1970, cuÁl es la suma de las tres edades? >> 154 [aplausos] karla: vÁmonos con la prÓxima. ya sabemos lo que suman las tres fechas . en quÉ dÍa naciÓ cada uno? >> 14 de junio de 46 donald trump un viernes. [aplausos] karla: apenas le iba a decir la fecha. >> ivanka serÍa un viernes tambiÉn. melania un domingo. karla: estoy e

to clear his son's name. >> reporter: police say michael bell jr. was drunk and uncooperative when he was pulled over by cops early on the morning of november 9th, 2004. this police reenactment is based on officer accounts. there was a scuffle. cops finally had bell in a hold over a car in the family's driveway when suddenly officer eric strasbah yelled "he has my gun." >> he is panicked. it was a very high-pitched, very emotional voice. >> reporter: another cop rushed in and shot the young man in the head. he died about three hours later. >> unless you have gone through it, it's a degree of suffering that nobody else can understand. >> reporter: after three days the kenosha police chief declared bell's death a justifiable homicide, but that didn't make sense to his dad. when the bell family sued the kenosha police department for the unlawful use of deadly force, they discovered that the stories of the four officers involved didn't match witness statements from family and neighbors or medical evidence. as seen in the police reenactment, the officer who fired the shot, alberto gonza

speaker's room, washington, d.c., january 30, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable michael k. simpson to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the majority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. costa: mr. speaker, i rise today to speak about the vital role that mentors play in the lives of young people every day. mentors provide our young people with guidance and support at a time when th

ed and michael's family and loved ones face. i would like to extend my deepest sympathies to them during this difficult time. may we all hold our families a little closer today. i yield the floor. mr. schumer: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: mr. president, tonight the president will address a joint session of congress in his first official state of the union. i want to talk about p what i expect the president to say, and i also what i suspect he won't. the president will be eager to defend the accomplishments of his nascent administration and take credit for a healthy american economy, pointing to low employment, job growth, and a soaring stock market. but the truth is these trends were present before donald trump took office. president trump was handed an already healthy economy by his predecessor. like many things in his life, he inherited the healthy economy. here are two words we won't hear president trump say tonight about the economy -- thanks, ob

between the political news, which just seems to be one disaster after another -- see michael wolff's book "fire and fury" -- and the economic realities as reflected in financial markets which, as you rightly say, have surged. now, you can't give trump all of the credit, but it would be very strange indeed if an economist of larry summers' stature was to claim it made no difference that a republican won as opposed to a democrat hillary clinton who essentially promised more of the same. and let's emphasize two things that have been done concretely, not only has there been a big tax cut for corporations, i think more importantly this administration is driving a deregulation agenda that is extremely heartening from the point of view of business. i think that gets almost no coverage in the media because it is not very glamorous, but i think from the vantage point of the board room this is the stuff that really counts. so i think we have to recognize that there is some kind of trump trade at work. it has to be said in the context of global conditions. you would have to say central banks st

michael allen. the other mike allen. he's the managing director of beacon global strategies and the former staff director for the house intel committee. and he knows andrew mccabe from those years. michael, first, have you spoken to the former deputy director? >> i have not. i have spoken to some of his former colleagues in the last 24 hours but i have not spoken to him. >> i want to share a tweet from one of his well-known former colleagues. james comey responded on twitter and he shared this. special agent andrew mccabe stood tall over the last eight months. when small people were trying to tear down an institution we all depend on. he served with distinction for two decades. i wish andy well. i also wish continued strength for the rest of the fbi. america needs you. what is your reaction to what james comey said and your perspective and what others have told you who are close to him? >> my perspective, from the intelligence committee, charged with oversight over the bureau, on counterterrorism investigations. and so andy mccabe came before our committee on numerous occasions. my

wrong? >> i think my leg is broke. >> hold on. >> that is deputy michael bouchard saving a man trapped inside his car. he crashed after speeding and losing control on a gravel roadway. deputy bouchard freed the man, dragged him to safety. paramedics treated him for a broken leg and cuts. >>> a battle is brewing whether to allow more microbreweries. things got heated last night, one of more than a dozen meetings on the proposal. the county believes it will stimulate tourism. opening up rural areas will invite drunk drivers and heavy traffic. >> when you're trying to create that type of environment for people, you want to give them people, you want to give them many options. >>> patriots quarterback showing compassion to a radio host who made a derogatory comment about brady's 5-year-old daughter. >> i just think any parent is really protective of their kids and i've never stayed away from criticism. i understand criticism is part of sports but i certainly don't think that my children or any other children need to be in that. i hope the guy is not fired. i would hate for that to

michael palmer with the office of housing is also here representing the housing. so, i'm here tonight basically to ask you to uphold the tree removal order that was issued september 25th as of that hearing date. and to discuss the five trees that we're seeking permission to remove that will be damaged for the lead impacted soils. there are lead impacted soils across the entire site. due diligence, our due diligence process, we had a phase one and phase two and did repeated soil testing and essentially across the site, there are lead levels that are considered california hazards waste. six of those locations were considered federal hazardous waste and needed to be transported off site. the site mitigation plan basically -- i'm sorry. let me go back. what we've got documented in our brief is that it had been our plan to retain the five trees. we actually included the original planting plan that showed all five of those trees. so, as a result of the due diligence process that we went through and determined that we had a significant lead soil issue, we worked on trying to come up

is deputy michael bouchard saving an 18-year-old man trapped inside his burning car. he crashed sunday after speeding and losing control on a gravel roadway in lake ryan. deputy bouchard freed the man and dragged him to safety. paramedics treated him for a broken leg and cuts. >> thank goodness for the deputy. >>> super bowl ads this year appear to be playing it safe. >> if you're looking for an edge you may have to look elsewhere. ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only we'll see ♪ >> i think i'm going to like this one. so this is an ad from budweiser called stand by you and it shows you how the king of beers filled cans with millions of water for disaster relief efforts. bud provided water for hurricane victims and wildfire victims here in california, too. >> that's how we do it on the farm. >> cut. break for lunch. >> barbecue pringles, pizza pringles. >> you made barbecue pizza. >> wow. >> i've been forced to watch this one. pringles calling this wow for obvious reasons. advertisers hope to woo 110 million viewers on sunday and spending $5 million for the commercial

one of the mayors, the denver mayor, michael hancock, at the conference of mayors talking about the issue of housing and the impact on means for decision-makers. [video clip] >> the issues are opportunities around the quality. thatought to be values every mayor, no matter what city they live in, must consider when making policy decisions. i think sometimes we forget that and i have to admit that as i was working to bring our city out of the recession and return it to economic stability, those are values that we should never forget and yet we did. impact doe, what certain development decisions have on minority communities? or communities that are struggling along the economic margins? communities that have been perennially overlooked and neglected? if we decide to place a company there, bring rec centers, those have not only great amenities, but they have implications and we must measure those implications in terms of working to improve the neighborhoods. what does it mean in terms of the desirability of people wanting to move into those neighborhoods and prices rising and people bei

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expected to retire soon, but as we learned from "the new york times" and writer matt michael puzo, he told friends that he felt the new fbi director chris ray was pressuring him to leave. then fbi director james comey who learned of his dismissal while he was in los angeles. comey's flight back to washington that we all followed on live television on a gulf stream private jet used by the government became an issue for the president, who according to nbc's carol lee, called mccabe to ask why comey was being allowed to travel on a government plane after being fired. trump also went onto ask mccabe to ask his wife how it felt to be a loser. that's in reference to her loss of a state election in virginia. the campaign for andrew mccabe's dismissal has intensified in recent months. here is the white house reaction to the news that mccabe was indeed stepping down. >> the president wasn't a part of this decision making process, and we would refer you to the fbi where christopher ray serves a the director, which as i said last week and i'll repeat again today, the president has full confidenc

. maybe ask him to come along. >> michael, lupita. we don't have that same clout yet. >> jimmy: you will have it soon. i saut movie, and i loved it. i thought it was great. "black panther." the music is great and the whole thing is great. and all i could think of the whole time is i wish i was black panther. [ laughter ] >> you know, maybe we can arrange the suit or something. >> jimmy: i don't think i'll fit in the suit. i think the suit would look a little like a balloon animal if i was in it. [ laughter ] >> you know, they make it to fit whatever -- i don't know what it's going to look like but they'll make it to fit you. >> jimmy: it's not going to look good. let's just say that. [ laughter ] in the suit itself -- do you have the suit? did you keep the suit? >> no. >> jimmy: you did not. >> i wouldn't even want it because you know, marvel is so tight with their secrets. i wouldn't want somebody to come in and steal it from me or something and you know -- >> jimmy: are they worried like kim jong un is going to get the technology and make his own black panther over there? >> yeah,

-- inspector general michael horowitz has been investigating, and one source told us that his rises nation is likely tied to horwitz's work. other reports say christopher wray propose demoting mccabe over the findings of the inspector general . among the subjects of fisa warrants are described in the memo is carter page, affiliated with the trump campaign is a foreign policy advisor of some sort. the obama justice department argued before a federal judge, and the memo describes this, that page was an active agent of a hostile foreign government, a spy for vladimir putin. more than a year later, that claim looks absurd. ridiculous, actually, because it is. page has never been indicted for spying for anybody, no evidence has surfaced at all to suggest that is even close to true. by the way, if page is a russian agent, why is he nodded handcuffs? yc and msnbc all the time? the obama justice department was able to surveilled the trump campaign. not a small thing. the memo shows that with the doj wanted to extend spying on carter page they used information from the now discredited steele dossier t

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moon peeking over my shoulder. >>> a unique problem with hats. i am michael finney and "7 on your side" is coming up. >>> cool to see the kids get excited. >> tonight the excitement shared by >>> tomorrow abc7 news at 6:00 will be preempted by the state of the union address. we will carry both the speech and the democrats response. today press secretary sara sanders gave us a >> the president's special guest who will sit with the first lady including members of the military, entrepreneurs, firefighters, police officer and an agent with custom enforcement. a growing list of lawmakers who plan to abc7 news anchor kristen sze is here with more most are protesting with the guests they bring. joseph is a daca recipient, a d.r.e.a.m.er brought to the u.s. illegally from bellize when she was 7-years old. marin county will bring a transgender former marine. peninsula congress woman jackie spear will bring a sexual survivor. east bay bay congressman announces he is bringing a military survivor to the speech. mike thompson whether not be there. >> thanks so much. an unfortunate problem has

investigation as a special counsel and i.g. investigation going on in the justice department under michael horowitz. and he has a good reputation and 450 investigators probably not all working on this. but these reports, seven reports from committees that will come out and one from robert mueller that will come out and one from the i.g. now this is pretty confusing to understand the subject matter. it is defined a little bit different from committee to committee and assigned investigation groups. i'll envision this. our attorney general, jeff sessions, sits there will in the justice department having, in an honorable way recused himself from the russian investigation which keeps his hands off of that. the recommendation as i understand that came from rod rosenstein, the acting u.s. attorney general in the event that jeff sessions isn't there. that was the recommendation from the testimony that jeff sessions should recuse himself and that's the man who made the appointment of robert mueller. and so when i look at this whole picture, our attorney general's job is a tough one but one i think

rallying cry of sorts, as bebe rexha, cindy lauper, camila cabello, julia michaels, and andra day, joined her for her single "praying." there's a reason it touched us specifically we can't just lay dormant, we have to do something about it we'll have much more grammy coveragetonight on e-t, i'm kevin frazier, back to you (vicki) a reminder... entertainment tonight airs right here on kron 4... it's at 7:30... right after inside edition. and then kron4 news returns for three hours of prime time news, starting at 8:00. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and vicki..coming up new tonight at six.. new details about the past of the sex offender accused of trying to lure local teens. just how similar his latest alleged crime is to one he's been accused of previously.(pam) then -- shocking new video showing the moments an east bay officer was hit while trying to stop a sideshow. tonight - why police say the teen suspects in the crime actually showed up at the police sta