when you look at the suny-she had issues around the globe, when you look at what is going on in the middle east, that is not going to change. the complexities are there and you were going to continue to see countries decide whether orr embassies to jerusalem or they want to keep them in other places. >> david: all right, gentlemen, let's bring this together because, another issue on the table, north korea. that has been -- we have seen a sea change in years, decades long policy, at least since the '90s and how we deal with north korea. first to you, ambassador bolton. russia now saying, and this came out of the news this morning, they are willing to be the broker of a deal between u.s. and north korea. but from a historical track, what do we see and where are we now with north korea? could russia play a role? >> no, i think it would be a waste of oxygen. we have negotiated with north korea for 25 years. they have committed on at least four and distinct occasions. they have lied every time, they have made that commitment. there is in play no evidence that in your 26 the north koreans are go

it's a part, it's a part of the suni tradition, but it's certainly not a part that's compatible with a jihadi part of that tradition that isis thrives upon. >> donald trump is tweeting talking about building a wall. this is why we need a ban. the reality, though, jacob, is that when terrorism occurs, when isis attacks, the majority of its victims are muslims. they're muslims living in the middle east. very few of them end up occurring outside of that. they happen. i'm not saying they don't happen, but the majority of the victims, the vast majority of the victims are muslims. so when the president comes out and -- >> the majority -- >> to build the wall or have a ban, are we missing the bigger picture here? >> the parallels are kind of sometimes hard to follow but i would look at the gaza/egypt border as an example of this. there was this big important breakthrough in terms of palestinian reconciliation bringing hamas and fatah together and opening that border at gaza for egypt for goods and people to move. who is going to suffer most from this terror attack? the gazans. and that's th

by the stf be kurdish suny our allied force that supported by the united states and the coalilition.. but n now we're i in a new e we're in a new phase and it's not altogether. are going to be a happppy one.. no. intel resort self the islamic state may have been pushed out but in the province that house a number of keyey oil fields. and is there a fight that potentially shaping up between the russian back syrian forces are between u. s. box cutters forces. well that's what i was saying the the fbi up the kurdish force which took raka. author has themar our o oil fields a and yes t syririan g government vererh wants them back or wants to take them. because they're quite lucrative and the syrian government iss supported by not only r rusa but by iran and iraran's prproxies hezezbollah. and e are the players that are really. how should we say cashing in on the defeat of isis the back in created by that withdrawal by isis? i even from the provinces dimension so if the stf if the kurdish forces. our can remain and if the americans will continue to support them then there's a chance abe cou

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the hatches for more on this i spoke earlier to retro lockman a professor of political sociology at suny albania and i first asked him what does he think will come out of congress to certifying the iran nuclear deal some members of congress think that they can actually get iran to renegotiate the deal even though iran won't do that and no country you know laterally changes the terms of the international agreement to make it less favorable and the other factor is that even though the u.s. foreign policy establishment in congress really sees iran is important opponent in the middle east they're worried about u.s. credibility they're really afraid by this action and more generally trump is going to destroy the u.s. is ability to make agreements and to have allies around the world so i think that at least for a while will restrain them as we know to certifying the deal isn't the only thing on the table is also expected to deem iran's most powerful security force the islamic revolutionary guards corps as a terrorist organization first archer can you tell us who this group is and why do you th

. >> suny night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. yesterday, national education association president discussed education policy, and the need for better public schools and health care for students. she also criticized president trump's decision to end the ca program. speaking at the national press conference, this is an hour >> it is an honor to be here at this, the hallowed homes of the national press club. i am also proud to sit up here with some of my colleagues that came to support me. educators, incredible educators. i want to give a special shout to a student who came to support me, axelerrera ramos is an exceptional student at duke university. honduras., born in he came to america with his family as a child. he is a fraud documented dreamer and activist i would ask you to ow him love and show that he has friends. [applause] to'm trying very hard concentrate a message on trying to bring you today. in the path ofes the storm. we are just cleani up after harvey, incomes irma. some of them told me that if the lights were still on

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mediwe'll see you back here suny at 11:00 eastern. see you with the latest buzz. [♪] arthel: a gruesome discovery in texas this morning. authority finding 8 bodies inside a tractor-trailer parked outside a walmart in san antonio. investigators calling it a horrific case of human trafficking. eric: authority also reportedly found 30 people who were alive inside that 18-wheeler. it's a small miracle considering the unbelievable sweltering temperatures in san antonio. the temperatures soared into the triple digits at one point and that trigger truck did not appear to have a working air-conditioning system. this is absolutely horrible. how did authorities find the trailer there in the first place? >> according to the and antonio police chief, a man inside the trailer begged a walmart employee for water. he called for a welfare check and the police chief called it a mass casualty. saying if they had discovered the trailer 24 hours later they would have found 3 tigh -- -- 38 bodies. the driver of the trailer was arrested. but this is the

mediwe'll see you back here suny at 11:00 eastern. see you with the latest buzz. [♪] arthel: a gruesome discovery in texas this morning. authority finding 8 bodies inside a tractor-trailer parked outside a walmart in san antonio. investigators calling it a horrific case of human trafficking. eric: authority also reportedly found 30 people who were alive inside that 18-wheeler. it's a small miracle considering the unbelievable sweltering temperatures in san antonio. the temperatures soared into the triple digits at one p

the government of iraq did not make the suny people feel as if their government represented the interests and fell prey to isis. and if we are to keep isis, the next isis, from emerging, we will have two, the iraqi government will have to do something significantly different and reach out and reconcile with the sunni population and make them feel like their government in baghdad represents them. you today said make no mistake, this victory alone does not eliminate isis and there is still a tough fight ahead. what have you learned from fighting, both the coalition and the iraqi forces, learn from fighting isis in mosul that will be useful in this is a brutal, evil enemy. a very determined one. so one of the things i learned is this fight will take longer than we anticipated. all sort that fighting in cities, i already knew this as a professional soldier, how difficult it was to fight in urban areas, but i never saw fighting on this extend the duration and scale. we are applying all those lessons to the fight we are already engaged in the global capital of isis in syria. it was the american

a lot is made about the sunni debate, but you have conservative sunis in that area of syria. the country has been flooded with foreign fighters and more extremist individuals who are kind of comfortable with isis ideology. they have tons of civilians who want to see isis go. it's a mixed bag and it's complicated and you have hundreds of different fighting groups on the ground. it's really a mess. >> all right. it's important that we remember it from time to time and think about what we can do about it. you remember that every day and we appreciate that. >>> we have breaking news out of the pentagon as we had thought earlier, u.s. officials now confirming that the united states now believes that north korea did indeed test a two-stage intercontinental ballistic missile. that's an icbm as north korea claimed last night. we're going to get details on this and talk more about it in the upcoming hour, but it is a big deal. this is an icbm according to two u.s. officials to nbc news. we'll stay on this story. >>> coming up next, story, but not story. new jersey governor rebuts the

. >> okay, well, i think that if you're talking about suni majority countries, there's -- so i think that's part of it. but iran policies at least from a suny arab perspective have been destabilizing in a number of different contexts. whether it's iran's support of l h hezbollah or lebanon. so i think this would be one area where you see some overlap of politics and trump's position. there's also one area where there's some overlap, and again that's one of the things that really stood out to me in reading the report. the highest support for building a border wall with mexico, trump's wall is actually among jordanians. 44% support a border wall. >> and you have an explanation for this? >> well, we can speckilate. i mean, i guess the one speculation would be that jordan has had a mas chb influx of refugees over the past 15 years, not just recently. so you've had palestinian refugees, iraqi ref jays, and now syrian refugees and it's really altered the demographic make-up of the country. so that would be my guess. >> so i was really interested that 63% of turkey opposed the border wall.

he cast the fight against terrorism in military terms and weighed right in on the suni divide, which i don't think is healthy long-term. but when he went to brusles, the trip fell apart at that point. you have our strongers and most powerful ally saying they don't know they could rely on the united states going forward. this is a watershed moment, something we haven't seen in literally 70 years. we have our closest ally, the u.k. refusing to share intelligence with us and we have our oldest ally, the president of the france makes clear he's not going to be bullied by the president of the united states. how do we warm up the dictators and democrats with a small d, such as our allies and partners in nato. we give them the cold shoulder. it made no sense to me. >> and nick burns, we have breaking news from two official sources coming from the white house. the word is that president trump will withdraw from the france agreements with respect to global warming and those other environmental considerations. if that's not true, please reach out, at least on twitter and let us know that it is

years president obama's policy in middle east looks to me like the formed kind of informal alliance, suni muslims, by saudi arabia and egypt, along with america countering iran, with quite approval assistance from israel, now i guess that has always been in place to some degree now coming back to the fore, a reversal of everything the president obama did in the middle east. for that reason maria i think it is indeed historic. maria: yeah. >> one step further, have i -- noticed how last 48 hours, hour president has been treated with utmost respect by king of saudi arabia, the prime minister of israel and leader of egypt, received absolute respect from those three leaders, at the same time he still getting the same contempt from immediate midgets in america want to criticize him for everything what a stark contrast that is. >> it is because getting more respect overseas, in places like saudi arabia, than he gets in this country by the mainstream media and on the left. >> not he revolution a different phone policy in the world number one hot spot, the middle east. it is historic. >> can i ju

destruction in the wake of terror, we see no signs that those murdered were jewish or christian, shia or suni. when we look upon the strains of innocent blood soaked into the ground, we cannot see the faith or sect or tribe of the victims. we see only that they were children of god whose deaths are an insult to all that is holy. but we can only overcome this evil if the forces of good are united and strong. and if everyone in this room does their fair share and fulfills their part of the burden. terrorism has spread all across the world. but the path to peace begins right here on this ancient soil in this sacred land. america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interests and common security. but the nations of the middle east cannot wait for american power to crush this enemy for them. the nations of the middle east will have to decide what kind of future they want for themselves, for their country and, frankly, for their families and for their children. it's a choice between two futures, and it is a choice america cannot make for you. a better future is only possible if your n

come the university of vermont from the university of wisconsin, cornell, brown from georgetown to a suny albany and fairfield at it myself. i wrote the essays which no one proofread. i should've had care care at least proofread them. i wrote the essays which no one proofread and study for the sats and did pretty well, come especially adorable. my mom did help me fill out the checks for the application fee and disclaimer, they were my mom's checks. if you haven't seen cinema speier committee won't be able to fully understand the ninth at the time, but i really wanted to go to georgetown. the movie takes place the year after a group of friends graduates from entries to find them in the world. for some reason, even though i hadn't thought much about getting into politics at the time, i wanted to be alex. he was a very self-important 22-year-old working on a congressional campaign and cheating on his live-in girlfriend who was too good for him. the characters were very weird role models. they drink a lot. a couple of them did a lot of coke and they spent too much money but they're attractive

after the eltion suny 215 points. nicole: durable goods come in gdp, seven ips in a market that kicks off with a pair is up 190 points. s&p futures at 26 and nasdaq futures up >> oil falls back dropping 7.5% comes up $50.12 a barrel. gold down 12.73 announced. nicole: two big makers of medical supplies are merging. it will buy us bars for $24 billion. the product including syringes and needles to house the supposition. with implantable heart devices. a strong international presence which will help expand overseas. the combined company will have $100 billion in sales. supply makers use and acquisitions in order to boost those profit margins. shares at 22% in the past year. up 16% in the past year. lauren: t-mobile, busy week for earnings per the third largest u.s. wireless companies to report higher revenue as its data plants attract new subscribers. also going to hear from halliburton. the oil services provider said last month its profit would miss the estimate due to higher costs and hasbro will report its latest num

places i did apply to, the university of vermont, university of wisconsin, cornell, brown, georgetown, suny albany and i did my best. i want essays which no improvement. maybe i should have cabro do that. i wrote the essays which no improvement and study for the sats and did pretty well. especially in --. my mom helped reflect checks for application fees and disclaimers, beware my mom's checks. if you've not seen saint elmo's fire you may not fully understand my mindset at the time but i really wanted to go to georgetown. the movie takes place a year after group of friends to graduate from the and try to find their way in the world. for some reason, even though i hadn't really thought much about getting into politics at the time, i wanted to be alex. amazing. [laughter] he was a very self-important 22-year-old working on a congressional campaign and cheating on his live-in girlfriend.allie sheedy. it was too good for him. the characters were very weird role models. he drank a lot, a couple did a lot of coke and they spent too much money. but they were attractive and funny and ultimately --.

syrian army had struck a deal allowing residents of the towns to leave in exchange for hundreds of suny insurgents and their families to move out of the area near damascus but the deal has been stalled. >>> we are also getting new information on the u.s. airstrike in afghanistan using what is being called the mother of all bombs. afghan officials now say 94 militants were killed in thursday's attack. that's up from a death toll of 36 reported yesterday. afghan government said it worked with the u.s. military to evacuate civilians before the attack. at this point there is no report of any civilian casualties from the bomb. airstrikes targeted a tunnel complex used by isis militants but the dead included several leaders of that group. >>> joining us now via skype to talk about this and other political headlines is a senior political writer for the san francisco chronicle. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> reporter: let's start with the north korean tensions. that's been making headlines as north korea is putting out there all of their weapons and missiles and having their own na

but strategically in the world, in terms of your global reputation, even your reputation within the suni muslim arab world is that where you want to be alied to someone that is using chemical weapons? but of course the russians don't accept that syria used chemical weapons. indeed vladimir putin saying in a television interview to be broadcast tonight where is the evidence that syria's forces use chemical weapons? there is none. so i think in some respects the two sides of that meeting may be talking at cross purposes about the syrian use of or alleged use of chemical weapons. >> he is scheduled to meet today. they'll talk about strengthening ties and hold a joint news conference. he called nato obsolete and says the alliance has to reorient itself on fighting terrorism. and would expand it's reach into eastern europe. they travel for a gathering of nato leaders late in may. a trip that will coincide to former president obama's trip to germany where he will appear at a panel in berlin. it's expected to be the first major appearance of his post presidency. >> president trump is giving a l

across the cro country is do we put our brave young men and women in the military in between radicalized suni and shea and let them lose their lives and say what was it for. >> but americans are also going to weigh and measure the president based on what he's promised to do. that's happening at home and with promises abroad. they have crossed too many lines. now i feel differently. north korea will go it alone. he had written in looks he had thoughts of going after north korea. will he act on those words? >> look at the north korea situation. the trump administration's idea seems to be to put pressure on china, to put pressure on north korea. why didn't anybody think of that before? everybody has thought of that before. how many instrumentalities do you have against china and how do you use them? donald trump has one fewer and that is that he and family are financially beholden to the chinese. the chinese just tried to give the kushner family a $400 million bail out on a troubled office building on fifth avenue. the chinese recognize how the trump family does business because that's how their

one from pure point financial, the other from suny oswego. this has been spectacular, we have had a fantastic time. and thank you to michael from guinness world records, boy, what a week from rokerthon 3, >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your rain gear. we've got a rainy one today. rain and wind and temperatures into the very low 50s for delaware and new jersey even at the shore where winds will top 25 miles an hour. low 40s this afternoon with a dreary day ahead for the lehigh valley. heavier downpours during the late afternoon and evening hours and that goes for the suburbs with a high of 47. just 49 in philadelphia. warmer this weekend when we finally dry out. have a great day. . >> reporter: all righty, thanks so much, guys. also want to thank all of our fabulous producers. just take a shot of everybody there. cecilia and jackie, shawn reese and all of our guys who helped d us all over the place. we have had such a blast doing rokerthon 3. guys, back to you. >> excellent job. can't wait for rokerthon 4. >>> have resea

speaking of some r suny, looks like it will be a light rain, off and on drizzle, pretty much any time, but for the love run, rahel,s shower throughout the course of the morning, warmest day of the pack comes tomorrow. we level off behind cold door, rebound monday, tuesday, been active patternist ven days featuring at least a chance for rain. >> right. >> katie, so keep tha car. thank you so much. outside, an accident route 30 bypass past route 322, left lane compromised pretty slow behind t also an accident in depford township new jersey route 42 northbound before route 41, pulled off to the shoulder, still have construction schuylkill eastbound ramp that will be this sunday, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. our next up ahead, world war ii ♪ ♪ explore your treatment options with specialists who treat only cancer. every stage... every day.... at cancer treatment centers of america. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> how much will you watch the rest of the tournament outside of carolina? >> if kentucky plays carolina, that's game i want to see. i'd love to see that.

i think erdogan has decided to drop the syrian sunis. he presented himself as a champion of them, during the revolt against the elite. then he decided his strategic interest is maybe to join russia as the more powerful figure, and a green with russia in stopping the kurdish expansion -- agreeing with russia and stop in the kurdish expansion. sarah: what about people who say this reconciliation is being driven by a common cause of defining europe and the u.s.? guest: that is marginal. i mean, erdogan has had catchphrases and saying germany is going back to nazism, that is music to the ears of. -- putin. but there are bigger economic interests at stake, keep the russian market open and keeping me turkish market, the x soviet circuit -- turk states open for investment. : sarah: what about the change in government in the u.s., what can we expect from chumps administration? guest: under the previous administration, the sunnis rose up against one of the most oppressive rulers of the 21st century. they have had no hope. obama created his own ve

in my district an average of 52% of students attending suny institutions are offered pell grants. today's learners are different than previous generations and their advancement toward completion is stifled by a federal aid system built upon traditional spring and fall semesters. to support our students i've introduced the flexible pell grants for 21st century students act. ms. stefanik: important to extend pell grants year round. this will allow students to accelerate toward completion and achieve their goals with less debt. we must do more to bring flexibility to higher action, and i encourage all of my colleagues to support this important bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from hawaii seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized. >> today let us honor and recognize a young maui boy whose lives touched hearts around the world and whose legacy will live on through the millions that he inspired. ms. gabbard: trucker duke

suny is a threat, inside gaza in egypt, and -- the king of jordan. less complicated. we just talked about a whole bunch of monarchies. not republics. i guess the question i would ask you is what is the future of political islam? where does islam go in a world in which not every comp three -- country is a monarchy? thisd up my hand and say, arm is the sunni root. you have a variety of expressions of sunni political islam. you have isis over here.you've got al qaeda over here . you've got hamas here. you've got the brotherhood here. and then you have the turkish version here. you drive down part of the arm and you have common roots. where does that go? this one over here, which i discuss in the book, condoleezza rice thought that was political islam. i think she was right for a while, but unfortunately around got off 2012, erdogan the democracy bus. dan: and president obama thought, too. michael: yes. besides the other second and third order effects in the region, the fact that this kind of stopped the engine going forward on the development of political islam is anothe

sot i like rain and then a few days suni can handle that and straight down rain and not windy rain sooo make sure you have the kron four app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's free for both apple and android devices. happening today...three bay area judges will hear arguments in the challenge to president trump's executive order on immigration. the hearing will be at three this afternoon here in san francisco and it will determine the immediate fate of the nationwide travel ban. attorneys for washington and minnesota, which challenged the executive order, say the temporary restraining order should remain in place because the president overstepped his authority. the san francisco-based appeals court has a reputation as one of the most liberal in the nation. but experts say no matter what the ruling, the next stop will be the u-s supreme court. because of that order, international students from seven muslim majority countries were stranded abroad, unable to return to the u-s. that includes a young

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they'll explain next partly suny . dagen: john, your prediction. >> my cowboys aren't in the super bowl but tom brady could have a fifth record-breaking super bowl. he sponsors under armour, i think the stock is up 20% for the year. i do own it. dagen: bull or bear? >> i will bull on it. dagen: jonas, your prediction? >> nordstrom may backfire because they still sell the stuff even though nordstrom doesn't. dagen: john. >> amazon effect. bear. dagen: thanks. >> all right. well, look who is leveraging where he is living. i'm neil cavuto, president trump donald trump using every inch of the white house to get down to business and in the state dinning room. to signing orders in the oval office. to rolling out his supreme court pick in the east room. you get a sense of that house? he does too, and he hopes it wows you. even giving a sneak peak of his own air force one. it is meant to wow.

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drizzle and fognd f giving way to clouds high ofighf just 53 degrees.degrees. 55 for tomorrow your sunday suny with scattered showers.tter big time storm system bringingin the rain tomorrow and monday.mo. we'll talk all about thatall ab still ahead in your seven-dayr y forecast. annie. >> well, president donald trump and the first ladyfirst ly attended three inaugural ballsau last night. national building mooselng seem at the armed servicesse ball the president and firstand lady danced to i will always als love you and they were joinedjon by vice president mike pence and his wife karen.aren the cake cutting is meant tois o honor the sacrifice andce and service of the militaryhe mility members. >>> and at last night'snight's inaugural balls the formerfomer fashion model turned firstu lady wore a beautiful off thethe shoulder white gown.u not what you're looking atlder now.look that's what she wore to theore swearing in ceremony.ring here it is. he just gorgeous. and mrs. trump worked with designer pierre on this designr and ivanka wore a princessrince like gown carlina herrera designed that gow

we will go from showers today, to i think moderate to heavy rain suny that could be a weather alert for us. the tail end of the weekend. we are tracking showers in leesburg and manassas. you will see that rain first. as far as the high temperature goes today, again, freezing rain issues up in pennsylvania. the high temperature today, 48 degrees. we will have a look at the weekend and 10 minutes. julie: it is all happening downtown and we have a lot to get to. we are going to show you these closures trying to get across the potomac. the memorial bridge is only open for pedestrian traffic. your options are limited. rock creek parkway southbound is blocked off at virginia avenue. you can see where npd is out on the scene and they have blocked off several areas. the exits from the freeway headed over towards main avenue. that is blocked off, 14th and independents, you could see the various. of course, we have one more camera to show you coming off of the t.r. bridge. constitution avenue. it is blocked off at 23rd. back to the map. keeping it in perspective. third street tunnel now closed as

outgoing cia director john brennan was on on fox news suny this weekend, warning donald trump on russia. now, he is firing back. he tweeted "@foxnews "outgoing cia chief, john brennan, blasts pres-elect trump on russia threat. does not fully understand." "much worse- just look at syria (red line), crimea, ukraine, and the build-up of russian nukes. not good! was this the leader of fake news?" then, going even further, "was he the leaker of the fake news? "senator, welcome, great to have you with us tonight. let me ask you this. let's start with this one. do you agree with john brennan that president-elect donald trump doesn't really know what he is talking about when it comes to russia? >> i think that president-elect trump is probably not fully aware of i thought of the activities and capabilities that the russians have developed, which are really quite alarming. i have have had many of these briefings. i also point out that barack obama has had the same information, has done virtually nothing. so, if we are going to complain about the president-elect trump not doing anything, and he h

suny. >> due in a federal courtroom here locally the man arrested forly s thooting heat a u.s. u.s consulate official in mexico inc last week.ee he's charged with theh the attempted murder of an international procted person.pe the shooting was captured onn surveillance is. the diplomat was hit in the t chest is that still recovering this morning. a detention hearing inng i alexandria virginia today. tay >> cleanup under way out westutt following days of brutalru weather as folk in the midwesthm brace for a major winter w storm. those details are next.detailne >> later with just one week until the presidentialdential inauguration final prepsra continue. that includes the folks at joint base andrews. we are there liveti ludejoin fort how theyhe are gearing up to take parterg in the big day. inck after this.up t 7:11 is your time. e. >> ♪♪ >> head back to the west coast. a lot of talk about california and the weather conditions. this is fresno. th with heavyeavybak abweathe rains floods rock slides mudslides pretty much anything you want to throw atetty it. it. problems with p

suny could be wintry mix around heree saturday.turd more on as we get closer.. weather and traffic.. we go together like peanut butter and gelly. >> peas and carrots. pea >> peanut butter and jelly. >> stick with peanut butter anda gelly.gey. >> now i'm hungry.owy. i want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.h great jelly or strawberry. i like grape. gra >> on the inner loop springfield interchange past this crash at braddock jammed packed solid s commute of at least 35 extra5 minutes. unfortunately as we forward ouro cameras second crash justshus cleared by gw parkway on the t inner loop. you're still really slow upwp towards the american legionicann bridge.br things breaking up a bit there. 270 southbound it's been a nasty commute all morning long. as we take look by montrose roaa traffic is basically parked. coming down from clarksburg road down to the spur.down to th we'll get a look at that came er next. there you have it.yo it. it's still looks terrible guys.s couple how many hours later.. 355 bai back to you guys. guys >> thank you so much, erin. eri. >>> c

it ties the record of nasa's suni williams for most space walks by a woman. commander shane kimbro joined her. nasa astronauts have made 196 space walks in support of space station assembly and maintenance. >>> san francisco is getting $11 million to bring self-driving buses to treasure island. u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx was at united nations plaza to make the announcement. the money is part of a grant san francisco is getting to reduce congestion through technological innovations. san francisco will use treasure island as a laboratory to try out autonomous shuttles. >> we'll be doing so to see whether they can handle not only the flat conditions but the hills on the island, where we have fog, we have a dense intersection network. >> san francisco will also use the grant to set up smart traffic corridors. they include easier pickup and drop off areas for car pools and faster signals to move traffic on and off the bay bridge. >>> robots are the rage at the year's consumer electronics show in las vegas. in particular these are called sandbots an

suni. will the sanctions modify the behavior. >> it can't make that big after difference but the u.s. does take it seriously. and it is a signal that if other countries wanted to try this sort of thing that the united states won't stand idly by but they are indeed some evidence that some specific people involved were a part of some illegal activities and this certainly gives an indication that the united states is watching these diplomats to make sure that they stick with their diplomat furnishings fun functions. >>> it seems the u.s. have been sending a signal and a central element of u.s. russia policy following moscow's annexation of crimea. how is it different. >> the latest russian transgression is on the united states and indeed given how close the election was in three key states made the difference and donald trump's electoral conference victory made the difference on who are president will be in the next four years. so the american public are certainly a lot more involved with this