. >>> someone trespassed on a set of septa tracks in marion station today and was hit and killed by the passing amtrak train. chopper 6 hd was over the train, and the train was going from harrisburg to new york when it's person was hit. none the crew members or passengers on board were injured. >>> a deadly crash in delaware closed the road to traffic for nearly 5 hours, on the 200 block of christina avenue. 46-year-old marcia base driving a white infinity was killed. and a sec man was air-lifted to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> a 7-eleven near the temple university main campus was tar targeted in an armed robbery street near diamond street in philadelphia. there was no reported injuries, at this time it's unclear what was taken from the store, and a live look at the sky 6 hd camera at the ice flowing down the delaware river. there is a lot of melting going on and there are chunks out there. the temperatures will climate least for now. cecily tynan is at the big board with the latest from accuweather. >> temperatures continue to climb and the last two days warmest air so

meantime a group called the no kop rail is concerned this train will have a negative impact on upper marion township. ouv, the group also admits the train emphasis new route away from neighborhoods is a small victory. septa has one more environmental study to complete before construction can begin. >>> state higher education officials plan to offer six new degrees. they include bachelors degrees and plus a masters degree in communications. the new programs will begin in the fall at five of the 14 state run universities. the goal is to address work force needs and to increase enrollme enrollment. >>> new this morning, a popular philadelphia restaurant destroyed by fire is hinting that a rebuild is in the works. it was destroyed by flames this past october. this morning we saw this tweet that shows what appears to be plans to rebuild the eatery along with the message stay tuned. we'll be watching. al. >>> the eagles fever all around. people are catching it. fans waited in a long line at the oxford valley mall in la langhorn last night. eagles nation, they can't wait for super bowl sunday. >>

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it happened around 6:00 last night at gerard and marion avenues. both victims were rushed to the hospital. that man died. the woman critically wounded. at this hour no arrests have been made. >>> and there is an active search for a university of pennsylvania student who disappeared while visiting southern california. he was with his family over the holidays and then vanished on tuesday. police say he met up with a friend and trove to a park in orange county. he was last seen right around 11:30. his dad says he believes his son was planning to come home because he didn't take his wallet with him. >> if you're just waking up with us, president trump at camp david and he is praising his accomplishments and looking ahead to 2018 it is in sharp contrast to the picture painted by a new book called "fire and fury." abc's brian clark with the details. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members by his side, president trump fighting back at camp david after a publication of a book that raised questions. >> i think it's a disgrace that so

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it happened around 6:00 last night at gerard and marion avenues. both victims were rushed to the hospital. the man died. the woman critically injured. at this hour no arrests have been made. > active search for a university of pennsylvania student who disappeared while visiting his home in southerncalifornia. 19-year-old was with his family over the holidays and just vanished on tuesday. police say he met up with a friend and they drove to a park in orange y. he was last seen that night around 11:30. his dad says he believes his son was planning to come home that night because he didn't take his wallet with him. >> we are certainly not the only ones dealing with the bitter cold weather in several states the wind chill dipping well below zero in many other locations down south. it is still unusually cold. thousands of air travelers also caught in thehis chill.abc's daria. grippinght cth frustration that many people feel a to land in new york only to be told that they're going to be sitting on thearmac hours ise were originally told. backlog of fligh

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>(vicki) jesse's sister marion went to college with a woman in ohio who was friends with randall. the photo led to more questions about the two families in ohio including whether randall's father served in world war two and died in miami 50 years ago. the two brothers and four sisters have some catching up to do and welcome the possibility their family could still grow. (grant) coming up next... what caused a major power outage at the c-e-s tech show in las vegas.... (grant) exhibitors and attendees at the consumer electronics show in las vegas were in the dark today.... (vicki) the convention center experienced a power outage late this morning for about two hours. power has since been restored and officials say heavy rainfall is to blame... thousands of companies unveil and display their newest tech and electronic products each year at c-e-s. more than 170-thousand people from 150 countries are at the show. this year's c-e-s opened tuesday and goes until friday. (grant) five thieves reportedly armed with axes made off with over five- millions dollars of worth of jewels. it happen

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with him with cesar chavez in 1996, going down to mississippi in 1967 1967 which is where i y wife marion. but in the context of the terrible situation of massive malnutrition in mississippi in 1967, because the plantation owners were pushing people off the plantations. didn't need them anymore because there were new, picking the cotton and all that, and the families were just pushed off the plantations and had nowhere to go and there was this enormous hunger. those were all things that we did. i went to indian reservations with him, and it was an amazing education for me, and learning from robert kennedy, but much of it we were sitting together. things that we did. he always, whatever it was, something came out where he added another thing to the list. met caesar schiavo as for the rest of the time we were there -- cesar chavez the rest of the time were there, that was one of my jobs was pre-the person to go to in the senate and the staff about the farmworkers. when there were issues about hunger, then it was a staff person to work with the senator on doing something about it because of

as we come in closer to windsor, we can see southern marion county approaching mill valley and out to our mere beach. coming in closer to oakland, we are tracking a few showers. we still have moisture in place to produce mist and drizzle. in san jose right now, there is lots of cloud cover out there. here is our live coverage out toward the bay bridge. we do have moisture in the form of some mist or drizzle, enough to add a little bit of glaze in the roadways. the rainfall should pick up a bit tonight and into tomorrow morning. taking a look at the early morning commute. temperatures will be in the 40s to start out the day. in san francisco, 48 degrees. this is 7 am tomorrow morning. look what happens when i click the button. it is almost like someone turns a knob to shut off the rainfall. there is a chance of a shower at 12 pm and then partly cloudy skies by 3 pm. this first system could generate a few hundredths of an inch. the bulk of it will happen over the next 12 hours. as we take this into wednesday, a stronger storm comes in. this could boost the rainfall, maybe some heavy rai

. >> hey, marion. >> hey, how's the baby! >> she's growing. >> i want to see a picture at checkout. >> okay. >> okay. so if you're tired we can sit down. >> i'm not tired. >> oh, okay, i just couldn't tell because you were dragging your feet. well, i just couldn't tell. >> why didn't you just say, "pick up your feet." >> i didn't-- you're being passive aggressive. >> no. >> you're so infuriating. >> stop yelling. >> i'm not yelling. >> oh, perfect! >> do you love it? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> on a dime. >> stephen: so perfect. >> that's the way those mothers and daughters work, yeah they can change up so quickly. >> stephen: i'm not a mother or a daughter but-- >> but you have observed that, haven't you. >> stephen: i've observed it. i said to my wife-- i said to my wife, "i'm not a mother or daughter but i'm the camera. >> yes, yeah, yeah! >> stephen: well, you have two daughters of your own. >> yeah. >> stephen: have they seen it and gone, "oh, yeah, that's true, mom"? >> well, it's funny, one is 12. >> stephen: okay. >>

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pope francis marion a couple during his three-day visit to chile marking the first time that a pope officiated an airborne marriage. they have yet to be formally married in the eyes of the catholic church. if they would like him to conduct a ceremony right there on the place. can you imagine having the pope do your wedding? risk and reward starts now. most significantly for was the tremendous tax really for working families the small businesses the big businesses that produce jobs for just about everybody. tremendous numbers and you are already seen what's happening. >> we have created nearly 2.2 million jobs since the election. an 18 year low the number of americans applied for unemployment benefits just hit a 45 year low.

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. >> hey marion. >> hey how's the baby! >> she's growing. >> i want to see a picture at checkout. >> okay. >> okay. so if you're tired we can sit down. >> i'm not tired. >> oh, okay, i just couldn't tell because you were dragging your feet. well, i just couldn't tell. >> why didn't you just say "pick up your feet." >> i didn't-- you're being passive aggressive. >> no. >> you're so infuriating. >> stop yelling. >> i'm not yelling. >> oh, perfect! >> do you love it? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> on a dime. >> perfect. >> that's the way those mothers and daughters work, yeah they can change up so quickly. >> stephen: i'm not a mother or a daughter but-- >> but you have observed that, haven't you. >> stephen: i've observed it. i said to my wife-- i said to my wife "i'm not a mother or daughter but i'm the camera. >> yes yeah, yeah! >> stephen: well, you have two daughters of your own. >> yeah. >> stephen: have they seen it and gone, "oh yeah, that's true mom"? >> well, it's funny one is 12. >> stephen: okay. >> so she's looking

marion polk with "american veterans" says his message is simplesotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "just to get the american people to please stand." but polk says those two words-"please stand"-are átoo political for the nfl polk says the league rejected áthis full page ad from running in its super bowl program.sotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "they did not think that was an appropriate ad for the program. and so they actually requested us to change that to another phrase and we decided that we wasn't going to do that, that we were going to keep it as it was as "please stand"."polk says the ad is in response to nfl players protesting racial inequality and injustice by kneeling during the performance of the national anthem before the start of games.nats pop - national anthembut when the eagles and the patriots face off next week in minneapolis, "amvets" ad won't be in the official program.sotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "our first amendment rights were violated by them not running our ad the way we wa

>> the marion anderson awards down in delaware. >> and got to see stay human. and our foundation was honored down there. and i got to see stay human for the first time, and they made a hell of an impression. came down aisle, and the band was rocking, and i was like, "who the hell is this cat?" and i have gotten to meet jon a couple of times since. >> stephen: do you guys talk about the creative process? did you learn anything from this guy? >> jon: yeah, i asked how you write these anthems and you told me, "you gotta write the chorus. no matter who i'm writing with, i always write the chorus." >> don't bor us, get to the chorus. >> stephen: you can probably teach writing. you can probably teach singing, but how do you teach the performing? giant stadium, you know, you've got 50,000 people there, you know, you're center stage, spotlight, the crowd. like, you've got band going like, this the crowd is just on the edge of orgasm, when you have that moment right there like, that and the hair's just flowing like this. how do you push them over the edge? when does the

investigators say the gunman shot into a car last night, at girard and marion in west philadelphia. a man was pronounced dead at the scene there, a second person in that car was also critically wounded. >> this bitter blast is not going to last that much longer but for now, philadelphia does remain under a code blue. sit officials are taking the extra steps they need to take in order to keep all every those without a home safe. inside fairmount homeless shelter, students from villanova university are taking the lead to help people stay warm. they're also working to open a pet friendly shelter, and that means a lot to those people in need. >> what you want when you come home, a hot meal, a decent flies lay your head. and that's what she has given us. >> now, during the code blue, the city also allowing homeless people to stay inside emergency housing, throughout the day. >>> we continue to endure brutal temperatures following that big storm. but, not just here in the tri-state region, in boston, and new york, as well. cbs laura padesta shows us the impact weather is having on the cle

thank you so much marion well australian open organizers have been defending their decision not to suspend play after a second straight day of extreme heat in melbourne top players including say conditions are right on the limits with on court surface temperatures of close to seventy degrees being recorded so how mark reports. when does hot weather become dangerous for athletes is the question again being asked by players than organizers that the australian open. temperatures have been hitting forty degrees centigrade in melbourne croatia's petra markets there she had to take painkillers after the reflected heat from the playing surface gave her blisters. corney had her blood pressure checked during her loss against marty the french player wants the event's extreme weather rule to be reviewed playing in this condition is of course very dangerous for the health of the players and the limits of not playing the matches really high it's like it needs to be a five degrees in and. i think this should be a little bit lower torment officials admit the conditions are tough they came close to suspen

hello and welcome to the program my marion evans dean it's good to have you with us turkey's president trichet tie affair to juan says his armed forces are poised to launch an assault on the u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northwestern syria. edwin also said the operation which is centered on the city of africa aims to quote purge terror from his country's southern border the areas controlled by u.s. backed kurdish militia known as the wife. which aired one considers a terror group turkish troops are already stationed in rebel held territory on the outskirts of the city. for more on the story. joins us now from istanbul. you're good to see you so tell us why air to walk on is threatening to attack the why p.g. at this particular time. well i'm missed out on has repeatedly made such threats in the past but this time indeed they do sound with very serious in fact he's also slamming and i think that's the reason he's slamming the usa and the u.s. the u.s. led coalition against the islamic state in syria because washington has announced plans of establishing a thirty thousand strong border

marion chile which was the latest food before rafa in the dough in the once quest to win a second australian open title. meadow had been in good form in melbourne in twenty eighteen and took the first set six three but the sixth seed hit back by the same schoolmarm in the second the spaniard was back in front with a tie break of victory in the third set but it would not be too much longer before a hip injury would play rupp he required a medical timeout and would be back on court but was never quite the same again. when the fourth set six two and when leading to love in the fifth could no longer bear the pain and retired injured. but. i don't want to lie and tomorrow we're going to communicate what's going on after the m.r.i. but. you know it's not the moment that was going are not going on because we really don't know when the doctor when they don't know for me big focus is to continue with my own game you know i cannot influence he much on the other across the net but going to try to kid take care of my things in one of my things and part on my part of the court and hopefully i'm going to

. >> no, no more politeness, call me marion. >> oh, well nice to meet you mr. mcpherson. >> please, call me mr.larry mcpherson. [ laughter ] >> sit down, danny. can i get you something to drink? >> oh, no i'm fine. >> hey, i'm miguel, her brother. i think lady bird wants to make an entrance, she's mad we don't have a spiral staircase. [ laughter ] >> shelly. >> what? >> is my name. >> oh, hi. >> hi. >> it's funny on my way over here i went over the train tracks. >> oh, you took eighth street. >> right, and so lady bird always says that she lives on the wrong side of the tracks, but i always thought that was like a metaphor, but there are actual train tracks. oh, hi, you look amazing. >> what the hell is in the duffel bag? >> don't worry about it, geez. >> my grandmother will love that dress. >> okay. >> jimmy: our thanks to greta gerwig. go see "lady bird." it's an amazing piece of work. a$ap ferg performs after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ major fajita improvements ♪ ♪ chicken and steak for just $10.99 ♪ ♪ 48% mor

marion this was the largest sexual abuse case in the history of sport and it was reflected in the enormous volume of victim impact statements now nasser only pleaded guilty to seven cases that was to do to a plea agreement but under that agreement a number of women who also accused him were allowed to speak and they were expecting four days of victim impact statements but in fact because so many women were they say inspired by the addresses of those women that had stretched out to seven days which ended today and by the end one hundred fifty six women stood forward and accused nasser they said that he touched them intimately sometimes under towels sometimes at his home sometimes in the presence of their parents and the parents then gave statements saying that they themselves felt that they had not protected their children and that was one of the reasons the judge gave such a harsh sentence she said i have just signed your death warrant you should not ever be able to be outside of a prison again so the range of that sentence was forty to one hundred seventy five years but that sentence real

after a deadly shooting at a red light investigators say the gunshot shot into a car late last night in marion west philadelphia. a man was pronounced dead there at the scene, second person in the car was critically wounded. >> this bitter blast is not going to last that much longer thankfully. for now philadelphia does remain under code blue. city of officials are taking extra steps to keep those without homes safe. inside a fairmount homeless shelter, students from villanova university are taking a lead to help people stay warm, also working to open a pet-friendly shelter and that means a whole lot to those who need help. >> what you want when you come home, a hot meal, decent place to lay your head. that's what she has given us. >> now, during the code blue, the city allowing homeless people to stay inside emergency housing throughout the day, as well. >> well, we continue to endure brutal temperatures, following that big snowstorm. not only just here in the tri-state region, in boston, and new york, as well. laura shows us the impact this weather is having on the clean up there. >> reporte

you cannot tell me that our community is better off, or the united states is better off because marion has been shipped back to mexico. —— mario. it is easy to hear sound bites and said his great policy. it is different when you are implementing it in seeing how it affects people's lives. shame on me for being short—sighted. fine. it is not just. it is for being short—sighted. fine. it is notjust. it is notjust to me. pacific county, washington state. a woman has gone on trial in the south of france, accused of seducing and poisoning four elderly men. patricia dagorn, who was nicknamed the black widow of the riviera, denies all the charges. police say ms dagorn met at least 20 men through a matchmaking agency between 2011 and 2012. she allegedly asked most of them for money, or to name her in their wills. two of the men died as a result of poisoning. the future of the biggest commercial airliner could be in doubt as the company who makes them say they may have to stop production. european planemaker airbus has said it will stop making the a380 if it does not get any more orders

marion thank you so much with tennis this first grand slam of the year the australian open less than two weeks away many of the top players are struggling to be fit that includes former world number one andy murray who has withdrawn from the brisbane international the thirty year old britain says he may require surgery on an hip problem he hasn't played in a competitive match since losing at wimbledon last july and has slipped to sixteen in the world rankings murray says he'll decide by saturday whether to fly home or try and regain fitness in time for the australian open which starts on january the fifteenth. roger federer is fully fit ahead of his defense of the australian open title the thirty six year old five time melbourne champion beat russia's karen catchin of the hopman cup a record crowd of close to fourteen thousand people watched the match in perth. earlier we spoke to tennis coach miles maclagan who says there are a number of factors that are contributing to the declining fitness of top players with novak djokovic and rafa nadal also on the sidelines. i think it's a comb

marion chile which was the latest food before rafa in the dough in the number one's quest to win a second australian open title. nato had been in good form in melbourne in twenty eighteen and took the first set six three but the sixth seed hit back by the same school on the second the spaniard was back in front with a tie break of victory in the third set but it would not be too much longer before a hip injury would flare up he required a medical timeout and would be back on court but was never quite the same again. when the fourth set six two and when leading to love in the fifth could no longer bear the pain and retired injured. high on the leg but. i don't want to lie you know. we want to communicate what's going on after the m.r.i. but. you know it's not the moment that was going are not going on because where were they don't know when the dogs are where they don't know for me big focus is to continue with my own game you know i cannot influence he much on the other across the net but going to try to kid take care of my things in one of my things and part on my part of the court and h

. >> hey, marion. >> hey, how's the baby! >> she's growing. >> i want to see a picture at checkout. >> okay. >> okay. so if you're tired we can sit down. >> i'm not tired. >> oh, okay, i just couldn't tell because you were dragging your feet. well, i just couldn't tell. >> why didn't you just say, "pick up your feet." >> i didn't-- you're being passive aggressive. >> no. >> you're so infuriating. >> stop yelling. >> i'm not yelling. >> oh, perfect! >> do you love it? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> on a dime. >> stephen: so perfect. >> that's the way those mothers and daughters work, yeah they can change up so quickly. >> stephen: i'm not a mother or a daughter but-- >> but you have observed that, haven't you. >> stephen: i've observed it. i said to my wife-- i said to my >> yes, yeah, yeah! >> stephen: well, you have two daughters of your own. >> yeah. >> stephen: have they seen it and gone, "oh, yeah, that's true, mom"? >> well, it's funny, one

the president in held an emergency meeting of his chief a short while ago to discuss the fire at a marion hospital he expressed regret and sadness over the situation of the fire that broke out at sage long hospital which led to a high number of casualties not long after the fire in session in december an overage death toll that could still increase president moon says the government must prioritize minimizing additional deaths by taking the necessary medical measures for the rescued victims. observers kathy novak has more. this fire broke out at about seven thirty am local time at the at a hospital in mere young in the south of south korea it was extinguished by about ten thirty am local time but not before dozens of lives were lost and dozens more people were injured and we're told there are about one hundred people in the hospital there was also a nursing hospital next door ninety six people were evacuated from that building president in is taking the situation extremely seriously he called an emergency meeting and said this is extremely regrettable and is sad investigations are ongoing

marion chile which was the latest food before rafa in the dough in the world number one's quest to win a second australian open title. and the dog had been in good form in melbourne in twenty eighteen and took the first set six three but the sixth seed hit back by the same school on the second the spaniard was back in front with a tie break of victory in the third set but it would not be too much longer before a hip injury would flare up he required a medical timeout and would be back on court but was never quite the same again. when the fourth set six two and when leading to love in the fifth the dole could no longer bear the pain and retired injured. high on the leg but. i don't want to lie you know and tomorrow we're going to communicate what's going on after the m.r.i. . you know he's not the moment that was going are not going on because where we're really don't know when the dogs are really done not for me big focus is to continue with my own game you know i cannot influence he much on the other across the net but going to try to kid take care of my things in one of my things and

you see marion one there he is headed joint base andrews in maryland. hop aboard he has now just arrived there. head to air force one. going to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, the president is visiting a company called hnk equipment. here is what we know he will be talking about. he is going to mention in his speech later today touting companies who are giving out those bonuses and pay raises. have you seen that list get longer in just the last few days. the president will say that pennsylvania alone will benefit from $11 billion this year. now, again, he is talking about the tax cut that corporations just got at the end of 2017. he is touting how that is a differencemaker, a game change if you will in our economy for jobs and opportunities in our country. for moneys that have been outside revenues that have been outside of the united states being brought in. you can expect him to maybe include comcast, which has a big pennsylvania presence. pnc financial, nexteer bank. he may talk about apple. that's not on my immediate list. steve, a lot of times saying tha

marion thank you very much indeed tennis first up and world number one a raffle adele is a step closer to a seventeenth the grand slam title the spaniard beat argentina's diego schwartzman to book a place in the quarter finals of this year's australian open in melbourne in his home and reports there's little that can stop rafael nadal when he's in his best form and argentina's diego schwartzman appeared to have the steepest of challenges ahead of him. after winning the first set six the raid nidal suddenly appeared human in the second schwartzman the twenty fourth seed took a set off the world number one the first time in this tournament. but that was the last of his victories the da powered through the last two sets six three six three eventually prevailing in three hours and fifty one minutes. was a good test. at the same time. i said before i preferred the winning two hours and four but being honest. moments like this helps to be more confident in yourself in your body. the often controversial nick kerry also charmed local a strongly and fans in his run to the round of sixteen. was

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it happened around 6: night at g and marion avenues in west philadelphia. that injurie the woman is in critical arrests have been made. >> we attention now to politics. president donald trump went on the attack this weekend from camp david after a conversation book offering a distinctive negative spin on his white house. >> the commander in chief praised his accomplishments while also looking ahead to. brian clark has thedetails. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members by his side president trump fighting camp d after th publication of a bo raised questions over his mental stablth. >> i think it's -- stabltd. >> i think it's disgrace. i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article but i don't know this man. book's defending his work on nbc's today show. >> my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. >> reporter: the president's defense of mental health began in a stream of tweets. the commander in chief laying out h

marion county looked up showed us what leadership in truth looks like. senator flake shared the courage to look past political agendas and disease solutions, the case, jd vance, adam newman and is really immigrants showed us the vision we need to look beyond our traditional ways of doing things to make sure we are building an economy that every community can participate in. kerry pants showed us leadership and compassion. flawed maury and michelle, they shared with us a path forward on race. that we must look to to heal our country. and shoulder to shoulder with guests, the mayors in this room chose the same leadership , they showed humility. they showed courage. not hubris. and i want to take out a moment to specifically call on mayor marty walsh who had the courage to stand before us and shared his personal story with addiction and this nation confronts an almost universal crisis across race, class, color and geography about opioid addiction and of course we all look forward to seeing it in boston. >> think about what we talked about here. frominfrastr

that's it for me phenomenal from london in about twenty minutes i'll see that lovely marion thank you for that too a world first now which is happening in iceland in twenty eighteen it becomes the first country in the world to make it illegal to pay men more than women at work basically he is how it will work both government agencies and private companies employing more than twenty five people will face fines if they can't prove pay parity this is in a country which has been ranked they were the most gender equal nation by the world economic forum for the past nine years the icelandic government plans to completely eradicate the wage gap by twenty twenty one thing out a bit last year four of the top five best performers in the global gender gap index were nordic countries the other country interestingly rwanda elsewhere though discrimination is getting worse sixty of the one hundred forty four countries measured so their overall schools decrease water on yemen was last year's worst performer pakistan syria chad and iran there as well let's bring in sort of hard on this one this is per

[laughter] >> paul marion, and i wanted to ask if your discouragement of guidance and letters extends to the treasury and irs per tax law? would you rather see them come out with regulations no matter how long it takes rather than a notice or a letter? ms. rao: it is hard to answer that question in the abstract. it depends on the issue. we are not opposed to guidance that is truly guidance, but exploiting regulatory requirements -- oftentimes guidance can be helpful because it gives people and businesses notice of what an agency believes laws or regulations mean. there is a role for guidance. it depends on the context. >> this is interesting, there is a gray area. your approach to guidance, clearly there is something we should not go through regulatory process to clarify. who determines what -- who should determine what side of the line and irs guidance falls on? ms. rao: an agency first of all but under the executive order significant items documents come through a review. if there is a guidance document imposing significant cost, economically or otherwise, significant from a policy

an hour's time also more from london coming up in fifteen minutes time that's get back to terry now marion thank you well one of the hot topics in davos this year is immigration so just how much do immigrants contribute to their host countries economies let's bring in regular for they actually contribute quite a lot during the spot what many politicians claim according to a new report released on wednesday now seventy percent of immigrants are employed and their g.d.p. contributions average around seven percent and then aggression has little impact on double the chances for native born workers so why do some countries keep pushing the narrative such as. taking our jobs well the report says is that it's pretty simple this is about mis information now in the u.s. for example president trump said that immigrants from some developing countries such as haiti should be bought but in fact these workers expand the u.s. economy by four thousand dollars per month and are crucial in many industries. so it's not just the googles and the harvard of the country they're benefiting. immigrants or industri

that's it from london for now i'll see in about fifteen minutes let's get right holly marion thank you very much some good news now from nasa satellite data appears to show that the old zone is coming back andrew's here to walk a sort. well it's the first time that the space agency has provided direct proof that a hole in the ozone layer is recovering following a chemical ban after discovering the hole in one thousand eighty five the international community signed what's called the montreal protocol two years later it bans an entire class of an industrial chemicals known as chlorofluorocarbons or c.f.c.'s susan straight ahead as an atmospheric scientist with nasa who explains the importance of the accord montreal protocol has been a great success at it banning the production of depleting substances and we know this because we've been measuring those substances at the earth's surface since the one nine hundred eighty s. or even before in some cases so before the montreal protocol ozone depleting substances at the surface were going up rapidly once the protocol was signed in those regula

watched far beyond barnaby phillips al-jazeera in the scottish highlands for now andy thank you so much marion well the cleveland indians baseball team as they get rid of a controversial logo from their uniforms many consider the chief or her image to be racist and offensive chief wahoo is a caricature of a native american that first appeared only indians uniforms in one thousand nine hundred forty seven major league baseball say will be removed from next year after the team owners agreed with their view that the logo is no longer appropriate for on field use well earlier i spoke to the native american journalist and activist simon morris smith he says cleveland's ownership need to do more to convince their answers their intentions are sincere. the league put pressure on that team to drop its chief wahoo local from its uniforms in while it's playing but the team itself is still selling the merchandise with the image they're going to continue to do that they haven't changed the name they haven't issued an apology to natives in ohio and across the nation for creating a hostile environment for na

and his name was mary and -- marion barry. exactly. mayor for life. that was positive. and i think that from what i , hear, that happened in a number of cities as well. the people ultimately, ok, maybe they wrote off the whole poverty ,rogram, and it was all dead things, the atmosphere. but now they understand that now they have to go after the political power and go through the legitimate means. and i think that is what we are beginning to see return, if you will. >> hello. my name is teresa. i am an assistant professor at a college. i have two short questions. the first is how much did this , commission cost? and did that affect the kind of imposition of the time constraints that were unbeknownst to you? and secondly, you mentioned that methodologically, the lawyers started with conclusions and searched for evidence to validate them. can you speak more about what those conclusions were, and if they were kind of racial, or kind of class-based assumptions adhered in those conclusions? thank you. >> it is directed toward me, i guess. the -- what i what i discovered , aga

marion polk with "american veterans" says his message is simplesotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "just to get the american people to please stand." but polk says those two words-"please stand"-are átoo political for the nfl polk says the league rejected áthis full page ad from running in its super bowl program.sotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "they did not think that was an appropriate ad for the program. and so they actually requested us to change that to another phrase and we decided that we wasn't going to do that, that we were going to keep it as it was as "please stand"."polk says the ad is in response to nfl players protesting racial inequality and injustice by kneeling during the performance of the national anthem before the start of games.nats pop - national anthembut when the eagles and the patriots face off next week in minneapolis, "amvets" ad won't be in the official program.sotmarion polk/national commander, american veterans "amvets": "our first amendment rights were violated by them not running our ad the way we wa

marion kennedy who as many of you know sadly died-- although spectacularly great age, wonderful character, she was not enamored of robert kennedy and when she accompanied robert kennedy with arthur to berlin and italy was not impressed with his behavior, but as you say it's really after the white house that the relationship blossoms and becomes important, so there's a pregnancy-- pragmatism to it that later turned into something much closer. >> to what extent is a thousand days in your estimation as a historian a history of the kennedy presidency? or is it imagining a beautiful imagining of a liberal presidency that arthur had hoped would happen? >> i think it's both and i think it's important to say and one of the things that often gets forgotten and brushed aside by schlesinger's critics is that he says at the very beginning actually the first sentence that this is a personal memoir that is written in heat of the moment that documents will be released at the jfk library and other historians will come and write a more balanced account, but what he says in the introduction is that what i

the sydney morning harold says he defeated marion cilic for its 20th grand slam title. >> yes. >> not just the sydney morning herald. he did defeat him. federer topped his record for the most grand slam tournament wins by a male player. >> winning just an absolute dream come true. the fairytale continues for us, for me, and after the great year i had last year, it's incredible. >> it is incredible. at 36, federer is the second oldest man to win a grand slam championship. got a little choked up and started crying. i love a man, john, that can cry tears of joy. >> we can cry at all occasions, gayle. don't constrict us just to joy. sometimes sorrow brings a tear. >> it was nice to see you. >> it was good to see. >> hidden deep withinant arcty ka icy's terrain lie half a dozen mountains few climbers have summited. one group decided to scale all six and completed the expedition in less than ten days. last month we showed you a preview of the footage they captured and only on "cbs this morning" here's more video of their amazing feat. >> i've been like pretty afraid offant arcty ka in a way

james marion simms, an illustrious gynecological surgeon, recalled a terrifying incident. his instructor was performing a dissection by candlelight when he t accidentally knocked loosea chain. thee cadaver, pulled by the weight of its own lower limbs, jerked to the floor in the upright position with its arms forcibly thrown over the dissect to or's shoulders. just then the candle sputteredded out o and left the room in total darkness. [laughter] the dissection room was a waking nightmare. the french composer hector bearly owes later recalled it was as though death itself was hot on my heels. he described an overwhelming feeling of revulsion at the sight of the, quote, limbs scattered about, the skulls gaping, and the repulsive stench of the place. i have to stress these are words from contemporary people. i do not have to embellish or exaggerate. these were their own words coming through the historical records. one of the worst sights, he thought, was of the rats nibbling on bleeding vertebrae and the swarms of sparrows. the profession was not for everyone. and also as sid