back to leonard. good block by james, but clearly contact. leonard going to the line. >> mike: leonard now 7 for 7 from the line. he ties his career high with 38. >> mark: you could make the case on the other end, there was contact on kyrie irving's drive to the basket. >> mike: spurs perfect from the line tonight. 12 for 12. james drives on lee. there's the help defense. tries again. kicks it inside, thompson floats it up. that misses. thompson, the rebound. and he's fouled by ginobili before the shot attempt. that will be the first team foul on the spurs. >> mark: you take for granted the extra effort that lebron james puts into a basketball game. sprints from the baseline, to get back into the picture. you say, well, it's a regular play, well, he's a champion, because he made the same type play in june. >> mike: game seven, the block on iguodala. irving, steps back, knocks it down again. >> jeff: this guy is a joke, how good he is in pick and roll. the way he uses his body to create separation. >> mike: he's got all six of their points here in overtime. as we're under two m

president of the united states, mike pence. [cheers] [chanting usa] mike pence: thank you karen. ,charlotte. and thank you on behalf of all of you, from president trump. [cheers] wife karen, our daughter charlotte, i would like to welcome you all to washington dc for the 44th annual march for life. [cheers] mike pence: it's a good day. [cheers] best day i it is the have ever seen for the march for life in more ways than one. mike pence: i am deeply humbled stand before you today, deeply humbled to be the first vice president of the united states to ever have the privilege to attend. [cheers] 240 years: more than ago, our founders wrote words that echoed through the ages. they declare that these truths are self-evident, that we are all of us endowed by our creator -- [cheers] mike pence: with certain unalienable rights and then among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. [cheers] 44 years ago, our supreme court turned away from the first of these timeless ideals. but today, three generations ande, because of all of you the many thousands who stand with us in marc

back to leonard. good block by james, but clearly contact. leonard going to the line. >> mike: leonard now 7 for 7 from the line. he ties his career high with 38. >> mark: you could make the case on the other end, there was contact on kyrie irving's drive to the basket. >> mike: spurs perfect from the line tonight. 12 for 12. james drives on lee. there's the help defense. tries again. kicks it inside, thompson floats it up. that misses. thompson, the rebound. and he's fouled by ginobili before the shot attempt. that will be the first team foul on the spurs. >> mark: you take for granted the extra effort that lebron james puts into a basketball game. sprints from the baseline, to get back into the picture. you say, well, it's a regular play, well, he's a champion, because he made the same type play in june. >> mike: game seven, the block on iguodala. irving, steps back, knocks it down again. >> jeff: this guy is a joke, how good he is in pick and roll. the way he uses his body to create separation. >> mike: he's got all six of their points here in overtime. as we're under two m

the same page. mike pence is the glue that keeps us all together, focused and fixed on our shared goals, timelines and challenges. i think what all of us really a meyer -- admire most about mike, our friend, he is the epitome of a happy warrior. if any of you have served with him, which most of you have, you know that he is fond of this proverb. if iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. well, the vice president sharpens all of us. he makes all of us better. he reminds all of us what a privilege it is to serve this great country at such a critical hour in her history. we are so grateful for him being with us today. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the vice president of the united states. [applause] [cheers] [applause] mike pence: thank you mr. , speaker. thank you, leader mcconnell and to all the leaders of the membership and congress and your families. it is good to be back. [applause] mike pence: i just feel so at home, i know that the speaker told me backstage that six out of 10 members of the house of representatives are new since about a year befo

. >> wow. >> someone remembers that. fish alley, mike, sea isle, new jersey. i spent the 60's here in the summer as a kid before this became a hip, trendy place there is rock salt on the road but not much snow, for the shore. this is a working bay. the those are working, sea ships there that go out and catch fish, lobsters, clams, you name it. this doesn't mean wintertime that jersey shore closed up for business. one of the long time businesses here, mike's sea food, george, stay with me don't walk too far i want to show this place. this placings back to 1911. from coming here and knowing these people, how about this story, mike, this is true, when these two people came over here, roseina and le beck ia they were discriminated against. you cannot buy anywhere except back bay. they bought this land, for $500. >> my gosh. >> still in the family today, you do the math, 106 years later. the grandson, mike is now in charge and he is a good day viewer. mike, he just happens ton, coincidently in charge of the polar bear plunge, it has already taken over the jersey shore. so, we will walk in now

vice president mike pence the highest-ranking official to speak at the event. this is just under two hours. patrick kelly: good afternoon, pro-life america. [cheers] patrick kelly: my name is patrick kelly, and i am honored to chair on the board for the march for life. on behalf of the board and the whole march for life team, i would like to look at you to the 44th march for life, the largest annual civil rights demonstration in the world. [cheers] patrick kelly: before we begin, let us honor america with the singing of our national anthem. performed today by a student from bishop o'connell high school in arlington, virginia. jessica. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare [out of tune] the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

not work. >> while mike pence is arriving now to prime republicans to gut it. we are live as it all unfolds. >>> a battle over the briefing takes place. president-elect trump with a stphaoeud tweet overnight for delaying the investigation on the russian act. and dill and roof back in court. the jury must decide will he get death? >>> we have to begin with something rarely see on capitol hill, the out going and incoming administrations making duelling arguments to congress. mike pence encouraging republicans to kill obamacare, and obama making a push to save it, and we want to take you to kasie hunt who has the latest on the president. what is happening on capitol hill? >> reporter: you are seeing lawmakers walk back and forth in the hallway behind me as they head into this congressional auditorium and we are in the basement of the capitol visit visitor's senator here, and they are waiting to hear from president obama's whose legacy on health care is going to be on the line as the republicans take over government and the white house and already up here on capitol hill. remember, this

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wasn't so special after all. his name is mike brown. brown and other astronomers have since found hundreds of large balls of ice, like pluto, circling the sun at the far reaches of our solar system. demoting pluto leaves us with eight planets, but mike brown is preparing another surprise. he is sure there is a real ninth planet way out far beyond pluto. he hasn't seen it yet, but he expects to soon. he believes the real planet nine is huge, and it's out there. >> mike brown: i would say at this point, i am certain. >> whitaker: certain? >> mike brown: yeah. that's a rare thing to say, for a prediction for a scientist, and i'm willing to say it. >> whitaker: you do know how mind-boggling this sounds? i mean, a new planet hasn't been discovered for 170 years. i believe you think it looks like this animation over my shoulder here? >> mike brown: you know, we took a little artistic license and put some lightning on the dark side of it, because it might have lightning on the dark side of it. we think that it's somewhere between ten and 20 times more massive than the earth. >> whitaker:

intelligence community when we sit down with vice president elect mike pence just five days before he is sworn into office, and we will find out why the nation's spy chiefs briefed mr. trump on the russian rumors and an exclusive interview with cia director john brennan. we will also ask him about the hot spots the trump team faces from isis to china. john brennan, only on "fox news sunday" ." plus, the politics of white hillary clinton didn't win the election are still playing out. >> the american people are owed the truth. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the general investigating fbi director james comey for possible possible men conduct. and our power player of the wee week. >> putting on the olympics in 60 days. >> chris: all right now on on "fox news sunday." if and aloe again from fox news in washington. donald trump takes the oath of office in just five days, but on the brink of his presidency, questions about russia's involvement in the election won't go away. today, we want to discuss that and of the agenda with the man who will be sworn in next friday as vice pr

escape had not been adequately considered. -- a cbs news0 special report. wallace.ace: mrs. mike -- this is mike wallace. three apollost astronauts were trapped in a fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. gruss griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. the first american astronaut to go twice into space. edward white, 36 years old. the first american to walk in space. astronaut, roger chaffee, 31 years old, training or his first spaceflight scheduled for february twice first. these three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before assimilated liftoff when the fire hit at about 6:30 tonight. ,hey were inside the spaceship pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. a closed circuit television camera with relaying pictures of the astronauts on their back inside the spacecraft. wase was a flash and that it, according to a nasa spokesperson watching the television screen a few hundred yards away. the screen went blank and he said there was no communication from the astronauts. they died silently and apparently

inside the retr t etreat, diane black tweets, it was wonderful to visit with the vice president, mike pence and his wife at the retreat, and congressman duck lamborn says, excited to hear my friend and great vice president. here are the vice president's remarks from earlier today in philadelphia. mike pence: we have a vice having led the transition has been working with day one, earlier this week he came up to the capitol after we had been white house, to spend more time going over our shared agenda, working on the 200-day plan. he's so committed to get thanksgiving right and making page.e're on the same mike pence is the glue that keeps us all together, focused shared goals, e eyes, minds and challenges. admire most about mike, our friend, he really is the happy warrior. if any of you serve with him, which most of you have, you know he is fond of this proverb, so one rpens iron, person sharpens another. well, the vice president all of us. he makes all of us better. what a ds all of us privilege it is to serve this a criticalry at such hour in her history. we are so grateful for him b

. and music from mike posner. and now, on top of all that -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. thank you for -- well, thank you for joining us. after what has been, i don't know if you've been paying attention, it has been a thrilling 24 hours of television. we had an unbelievable rose bowl game last night. did you see the trojans won that game? we had a lot of trojan fans i see here in the audience. [ cheers and applause ] i don't care, i mean whatever, you know? we had an episode of "the bachelor" the likes of which have not been seen since "shark week." [ cheers and applause ] because of those two shows you probably missed the premiere of the new "celebrity apprentice" which is hosted by arnold schwarzenegger who in case you don't know is the guy who used to be the most preposterous celebrity we ever elected to office. now he is on television on reality television, taking over for donald trump. and it did not go well. they're all tying the lowest ratings number l

like he made a shank, made one, custom hade for me. eagles and mike. >> engraved. >> look at that time and effort. >> that is phenomenal. thank you so much for that person who create that had. >> what is that. >> they are the scratchers. >> yes. >> it is good. >> it is like a little sponge and put your moisturizer on there. >> that is a good eye tea. >> thank you, philip for my new shank. it really works too. >> yes. >> all relaxed. >> god, right there, right there. >> oh, yeah. >> thank you. >> i will say it was nice of mother nature knowing that alex was going to learn how to ski to provide some natural snow because we did get some in the poconos overnight, not much but it is there. now bulk of the snow has moved up to new york, new england, and connecticut getting quite a bit of snow as well as rhode island and parts of the massachusetts now and we are getting last drips and drabs in ocean county. it looks like last place in our viewing area where it is still snowing. slippery start today with bus stop buddy all bundled up for a cold one. temperatures are mostly in the the 20's

considered. announcer: this is a cbs news special report. mike wallace: this is mike wallace at the cbs newsroom in new york. america's first three apollo astronauts were trapped and killed by a flash fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. virgil gus griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. the first american astronaut to go twice into space. edward white, 36 years old. the first american to walk in space. and rookie astronaut roger chaffee, 31 years old, training for his first spaceflight apollo one scheduled february 21. these three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before off --imulated lift for a simulated lift off when the fire hit at about 6:30 tonight. they were inside the spaceship, pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. a closed circuit television camera with relaying pictures of the astronauts on their backs inside the spacecraft atop the two-stage saturn there was a one. flash and that was it, according to a nasa spokesperson watching the television screen in the block house a few hundred hour

coming up in just a little bit. just offer the quakertown interchange of the turnpike. mike and alex over to you. >> thank you, bob. 7:02. let's get to lehigh county this morning. >> that's where steve is. bob was just talking about t steve, what are you seeing now after this ten-hour fire? >> reporter: well, believe it or not, we're seeing fresh dark smoke. whether you see black smoke, that means, fresh flames, and so this fire called in originally at 8:29 p.m. in prime time last night. and here we are, at 7:00 a.m. all right? eleven hours later. and dark smoke is a bad sign. and we see some light. we are hoping thaws just from the firefighters lights on scene, not some flames. but who knows, it is behind one every these big greenhouses and warehouses that they have here, and one every these big buildings you see in the foreground of that smoke, is what caught fire. and we talked to both the president of dan schantz farms and greenhouses along with the lead fire chief, lead fire company, one of 20 fire companies out here all night. >> the only way now is the fire started, in one of

expecting to see vice president-elect mike pence and house speaker paul ryan. right now the two are in a closed-door meeting with republican lawmakers on repealing obamacare. president obama taking the extraordinary step of holding his own meeting on capitol hill, talking strategy with democrats on how to salvage the health care overhaul that's a big part of his legacy. let's begin with our senior political reporter, manu raju, he's in the middle of the action, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. president obama just walked into this meeting 20 minutes ago to meet with house and senate democrats in trying to urge them to stand firm against any efforts to repeal his law. this is expected to be a pep rally of sorts, a meeting of the minds. democrats here are largely united behind this approach to try to stand against any efforts to dismantle this law and presumably to block any efforts to replace the law. democratic leaders do not want to work with republicans in replacing the law. obama is walking in. we had a chance to ask him does he think his party should work with republic

defense, even though he never made the pro bowl. and that, really coming from mike mccarthy. just able to do so much. >> al: he gets them all lined up. and that pass is caught. and taken down is ebron. and he stays inbounds. that keeps the clock rolling. >> cris: dom capers has a magic wand. how he has this to 17 points with who he has left in his holster, i have no idea. >> al: fires. that's caught, in green bay territory goes ebron. they hit the tight end again. ball is at the 45 yard line. before the two-minute warning to take advantage of it. stafford will step up and throw. that's over the mid. and you have tate going to the 21 yard line. and that comes with a two-minute warning at 1:57. so, tate exhausted. but he has the ball at the 21 yard line. 31-17. . ♪ oh, sunday night >> al: detroit's very own mike tirico is here. and will unveil the entire playoff schedule for next weekend. michele on the field with the stars of the game. and we'll take a look ahead to wild card weekend. now, as far as the afc is concerned, we know what's happening there, in terms of the match-ups. dolph

everything will be slower, then normal today. mike and karen, back over to you. >>> take our cameras and check around different parts. jenny joyce in the mayfair section of the city with conditions there, look at that , hey there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike and karen. yes, so earlier when we were on i-95 that was not a pretty situation with cars stuck for multiple hours because of a jackknife tractor trailer. well this here in mayfair this is a pretty situation. look at this, snow, covered the trees, we have just been seeing this on the street here we're on the side street right off of frankford avenue right around from the mayfair diner and near saint hubert's school so light snowfall, probably this is grass area, we have a couple of inches, on the sidewalks, maybe about an inch or so. the it is very quiet around here. a lot of people house still be sleeping. it is quiet. it looks really thighs. we saw a couple of people out here just trying to dust off their cars, there was a man laying some salt, you know, taking precautions out here, but overall in the really a situat

getting their message across by dancing. where they are the home of vice president elect mike pence. tom roussey joins us live with their message. tom? mike pence was actually not here, he left for no inaugural dinner before the protest began and came back after it was over, but that did not stop the protesters who marched up western avenue turning onto mike pence's stre where that secret service car iset, is as far as they were able to go. there are countless protest taking place this week, but this may be the most unusual. the group marched from the friendship heights metro station more than a mile up western avenue. the goal was to reach vice president elect mike pence's house. d.c. police and the secret service cap them -- kept them about a mile away. >> we are sending love up the street to him. tom: they chose to protest by dancing. why this method? >> happiness. tom: protesters aren't said about mike pence's past actions about gay rights, including an indian a later change that was meant to keep businesses from having to participate in gay weddings. >> he has said very negative thi

, 1211 more 12e7 toses go. >> chris: very good, very, very good. mike lawrence. >> this is ground control, i'm major bomb. >> chris: very good. jamar. >> houston, we have a drinking problem. >> chris: yes, points. (applause) that's good. with the oscars being such a huge entertainment, we thought we should bring on an esteemed film critic to help analyze the horse race but they were booked on more popular shows so we gt a teenager with a youtube channel, please welcome@reeljayden. (applause) how is it going? nice to see you. >> no thank you. >> chris: no? >> no thank you wz. >> chris: you done want to be touched. >> hashtag, no thanks. >> chris: okay arc lot of space issues with millenials. >> please. >> he looks like he is a-- for every barns & noble store. >> chris: what do you think about-- don't pay attention to them. he's cranky. so what do you think about this year's nominees. >> well, i may still be in high school but i imho the academy has once again overlooked some cinematic master pieces, i guess could you say when it comes to these nominees i'm a real oscar's grouch. >>

behind a racist message on the receipt. as mike carter-conneen reports, those customers are not getting the last word. >> "great service, but i don't tip like people." note scrawled the on the bottom of a bill at this mexican restaurant in ashburn saturday morning. with carter said they left no gratuity by 20-something white man and woman whom she served breakfast. >> i'm appalled. so disheartening. mike: her bosses that carter is a beloved employee and loved by her customers. >> we are very happy to have her. mike: they acted no differently, no would occasion were not happy with her. she said the female customer even complemented the food. >she did not ask for this attention. it was two outraged by the incident who posted the photo on facebook. onhas been shared nearly 900 times. the local chapter of the naacp is spreading the word. the restaurant's owner says customers are requesting carter as her server -- as their server or stopping by to give her hugs and money. >> they dropping by to give cash. mike: carter makes clear this does not bother her. >> he did not hurt me, he on

suggested that he wanted to visit the cia but the director mike pompeo has not yet been confirmed by the senate. we're not sure what's happening with that yet as we keep our eyes on those crowds for the president. seems to have calmed down jon karl, now passing before more supporters. >> reporter: yeah. they have calmed down. we're getting very close to the white house george. solid block of trump supporters. a few scattered protesters. i saw a guy with a sign that said she got more votes. i think i know what he was referring to. but it's -- there are a lot of enthusiastic trump supporters out here and a fair number of protesters. but overall, an incredibly modest sized crowd for a inaugural parade. >> your first one was george w. bush in 2001? >> yeah. 2001 after the extended recount of the supreme court playing a role in ending that recount and making george w. bush the president. there was so much tension andy vision in the country that the parade route was really lined with protesters. almost as many protesters as there were supporters. even though when bush came into office he w

are in town. u.s. conference of mayors annual gathering and vice president-elect mike pence will speak momentarily about how the trump administration plans to work with cities. we will have live coverage for you here live on c-span 3. a reminder, too, under way at this hour, the hearing for ryan zincy, tapped by donald trump to be interior secretary. it got under way about 20 minutes ago. it is live on our companion station, c-span 2 and is live on c-span.org as well. ♪ ♪ while we wait it hear from vice president-elect mike pence. josh earnest gave his last speech as white house press secretary and was joined by the president. plaus. >> i'm not interrupting because he is saying nice things about you guys. because i largely concur. when i first met josh earnest, he was in iowa. i think he was wearing jeans. he looked even younger than he was. and since my entire campaign depended on communications in iowa, i gave him a pretty good once-over. and there were a couple of things i learned about him right away. number one, he's just got that all-american good looking thing going. t

the white house. in philadelphia, the group expecting to hear from a vice president mike pence shortly, expected at 2:30 eastern and we will take you to live when it happens and also hear from the british prime minister theresa may. following the president's departure, someone from political tweeted the president after foregoing question and answers with house and senate republicans. many have questions, a representative of kensinger told cap aers that logistics president trump taking questions but he got some photos. said they enjoyed seeing the president and vice president at the retreat in philadelphia, glad he discussed putting coal miners to work. mike pence coming up shortly and the british prime minister as well and outside protesters on market street, they have been throughout much of the day and yesterday and we will go there live now on c-span. crosstalk] hate!e trumps rump!ve t >> love trumps hate! >> love trump! >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! love trumps hate ! hate! trumps love trumps hate! love trumps hate! love trumps hate! love trumps hate! love trump

. she is expected to speak to republicans this afternoon. the scheduled start time for mike pence was set for 2:30 eastern. he is there in the room and we are working on the video and hope to have that available to you shortly. we will open up our phone lines here as the president approaches the end of his first full week in office. we want to hear your thoughts on how the week has gone. 920 four democrats. 921.republicans, 202-748-800 922.independents, 202-748-800 back are able to take you to philadelphia to hear from vice president mike pence and also from british prime minister theresa may. we have had cameras outside of the loews hotel in downtown philadelphia. market street and 13th right around the city hall there. protesters there yesterday and today. we will show you some of the scene, live outside of the meeting in philadelphia. [indistinct conversations] of you are familiar with we shall not be moved? we shall not be moved.ns♪ we shall not be moved. like a tree that's planted by the water, we shall not be moved ♪ >> ♪ we shall not, we shall not be moved. moved.l not be

city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mike myers, tim ferriss, louis tomlinson, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 609! yo, jersey! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! that's a hot crowd! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. welcome. welcome, everybody. thank you for being here. thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. this is the show to be at! [ cheers and applause ] this is the one to watch. i'm your host jimmy fallon. guys, here's what people are talking about. let's get to some news here. i saw that abc will air a a primetime special with president trump tomorrow night, marking his first interview since taking office. even though the interview hasn't even aired yet, trump is already claiming it was watched by a billion people. [ laughter and applause ] how would he know that? >> steve: that's a lot of people. >> jimmy: you can find this stuff out. and today president trump signed executive orders to con

association is mike gonzalez and cristal suazo is a health enthusiast, trainer, jack of all trades. [speaking foreign language] damian: yes. well, mike, tell us about the importance of wearing red, what month this is, and what we're honoring, and what the effort is. mike gonzalez: yeah, first i wanna say thank you for inviting us over here. heart month is actually one month out of the year, and it's actually an opportunity for us to recognize the number one cause of death in our country, which is heart disease. a lot of folks don't know about heart disease. actually me, being a latino myself, and my mom having high blood pressure, and having it in our family, a lot of folks don't know about it, so this is actually one month out of the year we all can talk about it and find out what we can do to prevent it. so, that's why we wear red, to pay recognition to really identifying this huge issue in our community which kills a lot of folks in our community. and if it doesn't kill you, it actually provides a lot of opportunities for prevention, to prevent disability, which also is a big ri

demonstrations will impact our traffic flow, through the day, and especially the evening rush. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. welshing you are not forgotten anymore, that i can tell you. >> president-elect donald trump has started celebrating, last night he attended make america great again cons inert d.c., including performances from sam moore. >> sam moore was with the duo sam and dave is that the same, sam moore, i'm a soul man. >> i don't know about it going like that. >> soul man. >> i'm a soul man. >> is that the same sam moore? i guess it was. >> what are you talking about? >> no, the blues brothers was ripping off sam and dave. >> yes, it is the same sam moore. >> thank you. >> i'm a soul man... >> it is more like... i'm a soul man. sue says that is better. >> if ryan was any kind of row tuesdayer he would have this couped up. he is probably playing checkers or something. >> here you go. >> ♪ >> okay. >> yeah. >> look at lucy, lucy's rocking out. >> yes. >> look at how beautiful the sky looks today. >> it

domino effect here in philadelphia so expect delays heading to the airport. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 7:05 now. >>> a father is in serious condition after a man storms into his frankford home and started shooting. >> police say that it happened late last night, along the 1900 block of pratt street, and right in the hid will of a block of row homes. that is where steve keeley is, steve? >> reporter: yeah, as soon as police got the here they realized these home invaders knew what house and why they wanted to hit and what they expected to get when they hit it. do you see trent door, glass shattered there. two windows next to the front door also blown out by one of the or two of the 11 shots fired and what happened was that this home owner is arm, he gets home here, five of 11:00 with his wife. she is just 24. the kid four daughters, as young as five months old, and oldest only five years old, the stairwell is right through front door. so wife on the steps taking kid upstairs. the man barely gets front door shut these two guys knock and push their way in. this home owner goes for

, another indianna connection no doubt here because of vice president mike pence, who is from indianna. culver they're wearing their uniform of blue coat, black writing helmets, black riding belts. >> they have participated in 16 inaugural parades overall, a favorite for inaugural parade watchers, particularly with the horses as they come through. and, you know, it is something that you don't see as much of as you did in years past, equestrian groups coming through, but always very popular. >> absolutely. all right, they're following with another indianna connection, columbus indianna. this is the columbus north high school marching bands from columbus, indianna. one of their well known columbus 9/11 ifs is race car driver, tony stewart, a member of the bands and was one of several major contributors to help with the fundraising to get them to be able t participate in this inaugural celebration. >> they actually come from the vice president high school alma the columbus north is a ten time indianna marching band state finalist and a 19 time indianna concert band state finalist. let's l

would like to welcome our witnesses today. mike pompeo, president-elect trump's nominee to be the next director of the central intelligence agency. congratulations on your nomination. i would like to also not welcome your wife, susan, where are you? susan and your son nick. would you to just stand up. [applause] i want to thank both of you for your support of your husband, your father, of this incredible opportunity and i think benefit to our country. understand that both of you have been a constant source of constructive and critical counsel to mike and that you said once during a speech, you graded him with a c. susan you graded him with an f for questioning during an open hearing of the events of benghazi. for the record, that tough curve you have described in the pompeo household has clearly served you well and likely prepared you for the challenges that lie ahead. you will soon be asked to lead what is one of an nation's most treasured assets during a profound period of change. it's one of the principal members of the united states intelligence community and his test with col

lane closures in oakland and farther out as well. >> mike, thank you very much. we're also talking about breaking news in the south where we have confirmed in the last 10 or 15 minutes a pedestrian was hit by a car. it happened on center is and actually road. we are trying to get more information. kris sanchez is almost there. she will gather the latest information and bring you a live report coming up very soon. >>> 5:02. niles canyon road is closed as the seven for a missing 18-year-old woman continues. she crashed her car this weekend and still hasn't been found. >> just trying to get closure for that family. bob redell has been closely monitoring the story for us. there have been new developments in the search you found out about yesterday. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the alameda county sheriff's office believe they have found this young woman's sedan. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow caused by the recent rain. divers might be able to retrieve the car later this morning. a drone is hovering over rapids. they believe that is

to know it. on the hill at this hour are the big hitters. vice president elect mike pence and president obama had to huddle with their respective parties. pence trying to start anew with the healthcare law and president obama trying to save it. i'm bill hemmer on wednesday. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> martha: good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will get the wheels in motion. sets up a boat that would be procedural. mike pence saying it is just where they'll start. >> we'll focus on repealing and replacing obamacare. we'll look forward to legislation that will give us the tools to roll back the avalanche of red tape and regulation that have been stifling american jobs and growth but president-elect has a clear message to capitol hill. time to get to work and it's time to keep our word to the american people. >> martha: mike pence on his way to the hill this morning. mike emanuel there already for us today. mike, what are the expectations for this visit today from the vice president-elect. >> he is expected to rally house

. mike is taking the patriots. i'm sure i speak for many that would love to see matt ryan. >> the majority want matt ryan to win. everybody hates the patriots. >> nine superbowls? >> too many. they are too good. >> all right. that's fine. that's fine. there's much more tonight on sports sunday. jay wright and the villanova wildcats, fighting and clawing their way back tonight. much more coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> stay tuned for more "action news" sports sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news" sports sunday, sponsored by audi, challenge hall gibbons. >> morning flurries monday, a coating to two inches likely south of philadelphia otherwise colder a high of 39. snow and rain otherwise 32. wednesday, 43 for the high. ground hogs day, cold on thursday. friday, 40s. that's a look at the forecast from accuweather. >> does this team have what it takes to get a title? >> we do. we have to get better. we have all of the pieces. we have the talent. we have to play villanova basketball. do i think we can? yes. does that mean we will? not at all. >> josh hardy believes they can win back to back

incoming vice president mike pence and his wife karen. he is a man of contradictions. gracias at times and mean-spirited at others. i think in the last 72 hours it is an atypical trump, talking about unity of doing some divisive things. i think today's speech will lean towards more of the unity and we will see whether americans who see him as a divisive figure decide if that's the president they are going to get. as recentlysomeone as yesterday, last night talking about -- there is the incoming president's adult children. john: soon to be the first family. mark: tiffany and eric, baron's youngest child. john: this is a man who ran a divisive campaign but he said it was centered on bringing the country together. every modern president has run on the notion of ringing the country together. we will see how that emphasis goes, whether he talks about some of the the -- the themes that in more divisive or bringing the country together. the family has been part of political journey of their father's. they have been focused on helping him win and now cover -- govern. evocative trump's -- jared kus

went to sign and mike pence, who's coming out in a second, you saw what happened, right? he just swore him in. and general kelly, the border -- the border. oh, we're going to have a border again. he was approved tonight by the senate. so we're starting to work and we're going to do a great job. we are not going to let you down. remember, the theme, make america great again and make america great again, i'll tell you what, i have added since i got to know so many people in this country, greater than ever before. it will happen. so i want to thank everybody for being with us and for sticking with us us. it's been an amazing experience. now the fun begins, okay? now this fun begins. we're going to do a really good job and i will be fighting every single day for you. thank you, everybody. thank you and have a great time. thank you. >> and now the president and first lady of the united states will take their first dance. ladies and gentlemen, the first couple donald and melania trump. ♪ >> nbc's katy tur is at the freedom ball. >> i have to tell you this feels a lot like a campaign

fire. >> a live look outside.si it's still mild out there buthet temperatures are falling andur mike is tracking somese wintry w weather headed our way.. we'll let you know when it'sen i all expected to begin.ted to ben >> good morning to you though.rn we'll enjoy this friday.th fri thanks so much for joining usngs i'm holly >> and i'm maureen umeh. maureme today is 45 january 13th butry b don't be scared.do sca we'll walk you through it.ght. mike thomas talk about the wintry weather on the way,ther w erin como talking traffic.raic first let's bring up to speedup on what's happening in thepenin news this morning.ne take a good look at yourd look r screen right now. sc andou seen this mother her child. maduba polin and her four her fr month old baby were last ine las touch with family yesterday at 4:30 p.m. pleased to be.m. pld driving a dodge caravan with wit maryland tags reading 6ce6816. if you've seen them please call police.ic >> d.c. police need your help finding 72-year-old violette la fleur. she was lastla f seen early suny morning at the safe way. way. she has a medium comple

, mike and alex after mr. obama's successor, he made only passing reference to republican donald trump. >> some of the crowds start today boo. he went no, no, no. none of that. none of that. >> towards the beginning they also started chanting four more years. right? i can't do. that will i can't do that. >> we haven't done that in a while. ya. so where was sasha? everybody that i was around was going where's the other caughter? where's the other caughter? >> this was trending on social media yesterday, or last night. because they went up and were all waiving. even the announcers oh, there is the first family. no, someone is missing, yes, the youngest daughter sasha, white house says that she was at home studying for an exam that she had this morning. you know, she is is 15 years old, still in school. so she was studying. that's a pretty big night to miss though. >> sure is. i wonder what the exam was. >> did you see malea crying while -- >> crying. and the president had hander chef there and wiped the tear. >> in just a few hours, donald trump will give his first news conference,

team in place. p. mike to my mas is talkingalki weather, erin is talking roadsgs and so i guess we'll go ad hadaa and start with you, mike. mike. >> why not. let's do weather first anderst d we'll talk which is actually winding downd here in and d.c. t the worst wrt of it came through about anughon hour, hour and a half ago. ag quick burst of heavy snow it'sws what put down all of theth accumulation you'll see. mostly on the grassy surfaces. generally wet roads around the immediate d.c. metro area. ar. first round is light snow justst about to push out of thet to puu region and maybe a little bitli heavy snow still left downeftdon across portions of lower lower southern maryland.sorn mar more details on the weather in e a bit but now let's do traffictc with erin como. >> 5:02. seeing a lot of heavier snower s in the area of fredericksburg,d, virginia around the marinethe corps base, 95 northbound arthb crash after the marine corpscorp base it's in the express lanes blocking the right lane.king tht you're seeing green for the most part paw volume is still sl light but trust me yo