many of the first responders graduated as i am, and i'm an alumni and received my masters at john jay. this is a college of criminal justice. and to put this kind of display, a show, by the perpetrators of 9/11 is a slap in the face to everyone. and not to ask or even bother to notify the families that such a thing was going to happen. i found out by chance for somebody who had heard about it. and then cbs had contacted us and put us on for about 30 seconds or 20 seconds. they really didn't cover the outrage that we feel and many of the other families, many of the higher echelon in the fire department who died on 9/11 are john jay graduates. i'm sure everyone of those families is hurting. >> laura: it's a total outrage. we will say on this issue. thank you both for your thoughts on this. we will be right back. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual ins

many of the first responders graduated as i am, and i'm an alumni and received my masters at john jay. this is a college of criminal justice. and to put this kind of display, a show, by the perpetrators of 9/11 is a slap in the face to everyone. and not to ask or even bother to notify the families that such a thing was going to happen. i found out by chance for somebody who had heard about it. and then cbs had contacted us and put us on for about 30 seconds or 20 seconds. they really didn't cover the outrage that we feel and many of the other families, many of the higher echelon in the fire department who died on 9/11 are john jay graduates. i'm sure everyone of those families is hurting. >> laura: it's a total outrage. we will say on this issue. thank you both for your thoughts on this. on this. we will be right ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don'

that is just as madison, hamilton and john jay would have it. of course the major difference between politicians and the free press is the free press usually corrects itself when it has made the mistake. politicians don't. no longer canom we compel the attackson on truth with our silt acquiescence. no longer can we turn a blind eye or a deaf ear to those assaults on our institutions. and, mr. president, an american president who cannot take criticism who must constantly deflect and distort and distract, who must find someone else to blame is charting a very dangerous path. and a congress that fails to act as a check on the president adds to that danger. now we're told by twitter that today the president intends to announce his choice for the quote most corrupt and dishonest media awards. it begs leave that american president would engage in excess a spectacle, but here we are. such when eugene must be the year and which the truth takes a stand against power that wouldld weaken it. in this effort the choice is quite simple. and in this effort the

jay reports the announcement was widely expected now egyptian president obvious but that has sisi has made it official. about him for equality today as a to members of the sysop moments we have gone through and think about the serious challenges that face our home country and the huge expectations and the hopes we have for our homeland i find myself standing confused before my national conscious as i speak to you with the honesty and transparency we have been used to in our dialogue and hope that you will accept me for the presidency of the republic. analysts are hardly surprised by his staying in power this way or that way i think of the elections as one source of energy to see or a facade of this committee that would say that he won the elections fair and square and he has significant popular support. c.c. who swept to power in two thousand and thirteen after a military coup against former president mohammed morsi obtained ninety seven percent of the vote in the two thousand and fourteen election international observers question the credibility of the results saying the election fel

i went to john jay school and there was a lot of gang activity in new york city. everybody was stopped and frisked but it was about 90% african americans and those are my friends and so for me we just thought that's what was. we didn't understand this pipeline. we had officers walking the halls of the school so i started reflecting after walking in people coming in saying law-enforcement is coming and starting to understand this is religious profiling and saying wait a minute, i went to a school where there were police officers arresting black kids in my school and i started to just connect the dots in the mail just going online and reading about what was going on in the world and then i started to venture out of the organization and started seeking coalitions and talked to the organizers and they would say you should come befor, forthis and that and thet it solidified with me was around racial profiling by the police department and connecting to stop it first as a discriminatory policy to the under the surveillance at the new york police department and we built a

should a criminal justice degree from john jay university in new york city. she had her life an in front of her. when she walked in the hospital, she annoyed it within 24 hours she would die. believes it might've been a blacklight, the same as the woman who died at the same hospital just months before. this brings up so many questions of, what are hospitals doing to investigate the deaths that occur on their own grounds? what are doctors doing in order to change the protocols once a death happens echo what is the conversation that happens? i asked the hospital all of these questions and importantly, they did not answer them. i think it is for the public to put pressure. amy: what role does insurance play and lack of it? >> insurance plays a huge role. it is not just the hospitals. it goes down to when a child is born and born into this society and whether they have health care and then they grow up and do them good education? this is not just about the segregation of our health care system. this is about the segregation of society from education to housing an

. >>> well, fill basketball community has had so many great coaches over the years, john cheyney, jay wright, herb magee just to name a few and today another coach, reached a milestone, the gym at st. joes prep was packed and they wanted to see history, they got it. st. joes prep head coach speedy morris won his 1,000 game, as they beat lansdale catholic. he has coached lasalle university and prep and has touch and shaped the lives of so many here in philadelphia he is a philadelphia treasure for sure. so congratulations to speedy. >> i was at 900 game. i could not make today but brad now brought these commemorative tickets back. >> 1,000. >> special man and family. >> thanks, leslie. >>> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> tonight a special story on the road in the poconos. >> i'm steve hartman, coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news", 60 years ago these newlyweds on their honeymoon were turned away at hotel door because of the color of their skin. that was then. and this is now. >> we're here. >> it is a story of redemption >> how real. >> made possible by a cloud of

he does have personal lawyers, john dowd, jay sekulow, they represent donald trump the human being. if they know of wrongdoing, under absolutely no obligation to tell anybody, their loyalty to donald trump the person. don mcgahn is in a very different circumstance. paid by taxpayers. works for the taxpayers. and his obligation is to the executive office of the president, which happens to be occupied today by donald trump, but his obligations are very different from personal lawyers for donald trump. >> glad we got that cleared up. john dean, thank you. jeff toobin stay with us. book passage i read, disclaimers about michael wolff and sourcing. president on air force one talking about characterizing the trump tower meeting. president insisted that meeting in trump tower was purely and simply by russian adoption policy. that's what was discussed period. even though it was likely if not certain that the "times" had the incriminating e-mail chain. it was quite possible they knew they had this e-mail chain. president ordered that no one should let on to the more problematic discussion ab

he does have personal lawyers, john dowd, jay s.e.c.lo, they represent donald trump the human being. if they know of wrongdoing, under absolutely no obligation to tell anybody, their loyalty to donald trump the person. don mcgahn is in a very different circumstance. paid by taxpayers. works for the taxpayers. and his obligation is to the executive office of the president, which happens to be occupied today by donald trump, but his obligations are very different from personal lawyers for donald trump. >> glad we got that cleared up. john dean, thank you. jeff toobin stay with us. book passage i read, disclaimers about michael wolff and sourcing. president on air force one talking about characterizing the trump tower meeting. president insisted that meeting in trump tower was purely and simply by russian adoption policy. that's what was discussed period. even tho it was likely if not certain that the "times" had the incriminating e-mail chain. president ordered that no one should let on to the more problematic discussion about hillary clinton. jeff, if this part of the book proves to b

. >> caller: i'm learning about john jay. i want to know what was he like? was he a conservative, liberal, like a george patten. >> do you mind if i ask your age? >> caller: those are my questions. thank you very much. >> i missed his age. >> i didn't hear it. >> i'm guessing a high school student. great he's studying this. would have the blockade have been successful? >> that's a follow up to the last question. the british blockade is certainly slowly and surely strangling the german war economy. the germans claim after the war it is directly responsible for 700,000 deaths. civilian deaths. but as the americans come in, is it forces the germans to do some things that are detrimental to the war effort. with all the soldiers released from the russian front of the collapse of the empire, the germans know the americans are entering the war and going to bring huge numbers of men. so in the late winter of 1917, basically running the german war economy and war effort comes to the conclusion germany must knock one ally out of the war before the american forces can

this may be the status quo, having john williams at the head alongside jay powell, taking the head of the fed replacing janet yellen. we will continue to look at this and get you more details as soon as it comes through. coming up, china accelerate's the second engine room. growth is speeding up since 2010. a look at the impact on markets and economies next. this is bloomberg. ♪ a look at the betty: good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." yvonne: the rate of economic growth in china sped up last year for the first time since 2010. the expansion of 6.9% exceeding economist estimates. our next guest says you can't take the figures at face value. joining us from singapore is chinese economist at capital economist asia. thanks so much for joining us. these numbers may look rosier than you think, according to the numbers you are crunching. what is missing in this picture? >> the reality is that the real growth rates in china have been implausibly stable over the past four or five years. the statistics bureau saying growth has barely changed during that period. if you look anywh

what i've been told is that john dowd and jay sekulow are the ones responsible for sort of negotiating the terms of an interview between donald trump and bob mueller's team. and the important thing to bear in mind with is that john dowd has drawn a lot of criticism from steve bannon about his -- he's best known for his work with his nonprofit based on religious freedom as well as as a media personality. so that's the president's legal team going into what will be the most important interview of his life and the stage is set, of course, for a moment that's going to be historic and i think pretty unpredictable. >> and frank, interviewing a president is fundamentally different than any other interview in a probe. you certainly don't usually get two bites at the apple, whereas there are other witnesses that you can bring in and out or you put them in front of a grand jury, you check back with them if you need, particularly if something doesn't check out. watch this tonight, the president of the united states before leaving the country telling reporters that he will talk to mueller under oa

dowd and jay sekulow. these statements, though, were a huge surprise from the president, not just to reporters but maybe even to white house staff, where he told reporters he's looking forward to doing an interview with mueller, willing to do it under oath, and even putting a timetable of 2-3 weeks for what would be an historic session that is very risky from a legal standpoint for him to sit down directly with the special counsel. big picture, it fits with the strategy pushed by ty cobb that mueller is close to wrapping up his investigation and they have nothing to fear from cooperating, contrary too many of the leaks we have seen recently in the media suggesting on for months or years and that his investigation is intensifying because he's been conducting all these high-level interviews with attorney general jeff sessions and others. instead, when you read the tea leaves, this could mean that the probe is winding down, just the scourge of the of some of the president's critics appears to be heating up, i

mueller reportedly informed trump lawyers john dowd and jay sekulow last month that he may soon seek the interview, and he plans to sit down with trump's legal team soon to hash out the details. now if you represent donald trump, an interview by robert mule senior pretty much your worst nightmare. for starter, mueller is highly unlikely to provide the questions in advance, something michael wolff claims in his explosive new book that fox news' sean hannity has been all too happy to do, though hannity denies it. such a request would not be terribly surprising. the next time trump sat for an adversarial tv interview was in may when he sat down with lester holt and effectively implicated himself in obstruction of justice. >> what i did is i was going to fire comey. my decision. >> you had made the decision before they came in the room? >> i was going fire comey. there is no good time to do it, by the way. >> because in your letter, you said i accepted their recommendation. so you already made the decision. >> oh, i was going to fire regardless of recommendation. regardless of recommenda

>> jimmy: yeah, but what were you doing -- >> and john's like bro-fiving with jay-z. and i'm like, "oh, my lord." >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so weird. >> jimmy: i mean, but -- because i thought you would be like used to seeing everybody. >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> not her though. no, no, no. and jerry seinfeld was right in front of me. >> jimmy: oh, he has an aura as well. >> i know. [ laughter ] he has a spectacular aura. >> jimmy: you have an aura around you. >> no. >> jimmy: i feel like -- >> we were in the wrong seats, for sure. >> jimmy: you'd be used to it, because john has won, like, ten grammys. or something like that. >> yeah, he has ten. he has an oscar, a golden globe. he needs his emmy. so. >> jimmy: he just needs an emmy. and well, he's playing jesus. >> i know. >> jimmy: i mean, yeah. he wrote -- he wrote "all of me" for you. >> yeah. [ audience aws ] no, guys. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, come on. >> everyone does that. and it's -- it's just so funny. because when it got popular, i had been hearing it for almost like a year and a half, or something. s

jay gray got a look back. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear -- >> it's been a year of change, challenges, conflict and incredible loss. >> people screaming and crying. >> 22 killed at a concert in manchester, england. 58 gunned down during a slaughter in terrorist along a new york city bike path. over 300 ambushed inside an egyptian mosque. 26 murdered inside a small town texas church. >> it's not much. but pray and cry and hope. >> hope and hard work is what carried houston through historic flooding. >> start packing and take whatever we can take and get out of here. >> millions left homeless by mother nature. wildfires in california, the deadliest in the state's history. a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in mexico city. multip mul multihurricanes. puerto rico still struggling. >> this will not happen overnight. >> a political storm. >> zero chaos. we are running -- this is a fine-tuned hi washington. >> i'm an historian. i have never seen anything like this. >> frustration dealing with an investigation by special counsel robert mueller after the president fired fbi director james c

i'm john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >>> well, pretty easy to pick up jay ajayi has a british accent. there was another philly team taking over london today. joel embiid working on the finger wag, and embiid, though, first quarter and then in the second quarter ben simmons. beautiful turn around jumper. sixers up 9 at the half. third quarter the wheels fall off their double-decker bus. ben simmons with native marcus. sixers fall. that is your look at sports. i'm danny pommels. we'll be right back. el: broke, homeless, selling my body to get high, locked up, a slave to heroin - that was my life. married, a homeowner, a professional, recovering and thriving - that's my life now. i got help. you can too. new years means a new day for those struggling with addiction. don't suffer. don't wait. choose help. call 844 reachnj or visit reachnj.gov >>> the first alert for tomorrow's wet weather. >> yep, we have a first alert for the wet weather, the wind out there and the terrible cold coming in on saturday. let's take a look at the eagles forecast. item be 39 when you're tailgating in the mor

nbc's jay gray with a >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> it's been a year of change, challenges, conflict and incredible loss. >> people screaming and crying. >> 22 killed at a concert in manchester, england. 58 gunned down during a slaughter in las vegas. 8 people run down by a self-proclaimed terrorist along a new york city bike path. more than 300 ambushed inside an egyptian mosque. 26 murdered inside a small town texas church. >> it's not much but pray and cry. >> hope. and hard work is what carries houston through historic flooding. >> whatever we can take and get out of here. >> millions homeless by mother nature. >> wildfires in the deadliest in the state's history. >> 7.1 magnitude earthquake in mexico city. multiple hurricanes in puerto rico like so many places now still struggling. >> a political storm. >> zero chaos. we are running -- this is a fine tuned machine. >> continues to rage in washington. >> i am an historian. i've studied a lot of presidents. >> an administration dealing with an investigation by special counsel robert mueller after the president fired fbi

an interfaith celebration was held at saint john the baptist catholic church.. in honor of the late doctor king... and a call for unity. jay lang/martin luther king day of action and compassion 20:32: 's a time elves sal core. >>> a time that's important for us to come together, a craft, religious cultural race, lines come together and just be human. >> news comes as the president and congressional democrats have hit an impasse over the future of daca, deferred action for childhood arrival programs. some say they won't approve a deal without immigration protections. >>> several people taking legal actions saying they were injured in protests outside a planned appearance at uc berkeley. kpix5 joe reports they claim the city and university failed to protect them. >>reporter: lawsuit have four plaintiffs. demonstrators through february 1 and this was cite inside a lawsuit filed by four bay area residents including katrina. they're suing uc berkeley, campus police because they got hurt during the riot. attorney sean steel said he had no idea violence could break out

to the state capitol in olympia, washington, where governor jay inslee is about to give his state of the state address. this comes to us courtesy of tvw, washington state's public affairs network.

. >>> jay wright and top ranked villanova, visiting saint john 's at the garden, second half, cats up by eight, jaylen brownson had 12 points nova up by 10. donte divincenzo was on fire, 16 of, and cats win 78-71. that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00 three agencies, one goal, how animal welfare organizations, have joined forces to save the lives of pets, that is coming up. >>> plus reaching the top of these roxanne the top of your game, how this makes you tougher both physically and mentally. >>> and after a brief reprieve the winter chill back and there is another chance of snow, folks, matt peterson's eyewitness weather forecast is coming up this sunday morning. stay with us, we are back at the top of the but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it'

. >>> jay wright and top ranked villanova, visiting, st. johns at the garden, second half cats up by eight, jayren brown son with the k, nova up by 10. donte divincenzo was on fire six of eight from three, he had 25 points, and the cats win, 78-76. >>> that is all for sports i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> and still to come this morning, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a new coalition is saving lives of healthy pets, animal advocate carroll erickson explains how it works and who is behind it, when "eyewitness news", continues stay with time for the pet project with animal advocate carroll erickson and two special gets from the sp.c. a, we have some guest is here this morning. >> we have an exciting announcement to make, and it was announced this week, city hall, and i know you were there. >> yep. >> and so many other leaders in the animal community, in philadelphia, because, for the first time, philadelphia is designated and it is going to be working toward this goal to be a no kill city, for animals so this is a huge coalition, i

reaction to jay-z a beyonce as well as latest from john legend and christie teigen bex has that plus an unusual performance by the rock in today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee, biggest night in music 60th annual grammys returned to new york and as great as the show was, one viral moment came before the ceremony even began. jay-z and beyonce were on their way to the clive davis pregrammy gala on saturday when one star struck women bumped in the couple and her reaction was captured in the moment, this photo, being viewed over 3 million times, it is close to home. for many fans they say they would have reacted the same exact way. >>> next up, university of pennsylvania alumni john legend and his wife christie teigen are making headlines after couple donated $200,000 to the times up legal defense fun, on behalf of quote, the heroic gymnast of the u.s. gymnastics team who spoke up last week against disgraced doctor larry nassar. they are also using yesterday 's grammy award to make another statement, revealing the gender of their second baby, christie sharing this photo writing quote, momm

to the state capitol in olympia, washington, where governor jay inslee is about to give his state of the state address. this comes to us courtesy of tvw, washington state's public affairs network. >> thank you! thank you. thank you! good afternoon. thank you, for those timely and empowering words. thanks to the high school vocal jazz ensemble for that inspiring rendition of our national anthem. thank you, lieutenant governor, for honoring deputy mccartney and all of our hearts are with his family. and i appreciate you honoring him. a big thank you to my wife, trudy, and my entire family. and in particular, to my mother-in-law, the original trudy tindell, who tells me her first 100 years in washington have been pretty great. [ cheers and applause ] >> i would like to welcome our new legislators. senator keith wagner and representative carolyn eslyck. may you all do good work here. mr. president, mr. speaker, madam chief justice, distinguished justices of the court, members of the legislature, tribal leaders, state and local government officials, members of the counselser core, and mos

," childish gambino. "4:44," jay-z. "damn," kendrick lamar. "melodrama," lorde. "24k magic," bruno mars. >> and the grammy goes to: "24k magic," bruno mars. >> engineer, john hainees and charles monday, songwriters christopher brody brown. philip and bruno mars. (applause). ♪ ef where i go they be lake. ♪. >> oh, man, thank you, thank you so much. wow. first off, first off, to the other nominees in this category, lorde, kung fu keny, jay-z, gambino, you are the reasons i'm in the studio pulling my hair out because i know will you only come with the top shelf artistry and music and thank you for blessing the world with your music. i mean that. (applause) can i tell you all a story real quick, don't cut me off, grammys, please. i'm going to try to this do, this have i been drinking, celebrating a little bit but-- so i'm 15 years old and i'm opening up a show in hawaii called the magic of polynesia. i'm in front ever a curtain and i'm singing songs. my job in that show was to entertain about a thousand people, a thousand tourists from all ove

it was just today that his brother john was introduced as the oakland raiders head coach. this time a second time. >> there is unfinished business, and as a coach, you know, i was traded. i've been fired. i've missed the game terribly. but i've really missed the raiseers. big reason i'm here is my passion for the city of oakland and this franc a the black hole, if you're out there listening, i can't wait to see you guys again. i really can't. >> so, we're going to have to get used to having two grudens as head coaches in the nfl again. back here at capital one arena, the capitals going for their tenth straight win. things a little cool now. guys, let me tell you, probably going to heat up, especially when all these fans get these awesome bomber hats. going to send it back to you. first, doreen, also want to send my condolences to the georgia bulldogs. >> oh, yes. they gave it a good shot, though. it was just disappointing in overtime when it ends so suddenly after such a good game. >> it was a thriller, it was a great game, great run. >> it was. >> you just learned, folks,

reporter: yeah, there is a lot to go on here we can tell you we're right at center of it, 15th and jay fk, and, and the cops have really moved in, to shut down some streets. you can see just john the department of recreation that 10t is one of the warming tents, one of the five in play for mummers to warm up their instruments. as we go to video of mummers, practicing, last night we can tell you lot of concern this week, about instruments, freezing up, the horns freezing up, when you blow into them that is a lot that can freeze up those holes and when you press those buttons they don't close if you know anything about sack phones so you cannot play. also the strings, worried about, fingers, as well. and, mummers, leaders, and got together, they have going to get ahead with it. as planned, they have warming stations. let's come back live here, and we have seen this, dilworth plaza, and see that city hall area, the city says people can gather there, if they want to stay warm, they can also get on to the septa concourse, part of this newly designed at dilworth plaza, toward the subway and

. >> after ringing the bell, sixers legend jay with was not feeling well and taken to the hospital. it is not serious. >>> carson wentz is named to the second team as fletcher cox and lane john son -- johnson is voted first team all pros. >>> eagles know that whoever they face, it is do or die next saturday. >> we have to go out there and we have to keep working hard. >> it's a one game season, you hear it over and over again, you hear it said cruel never get this opportunity again. >> the mindset is to get every little bit of ounce of everything of everybody on the team. >> playoffs kick off, andy id host the titans at 4:20 p.m. >>> drexel ends a three game losing streak last night facing charleston. kirt lee going coast to coast. it is their first win. villanova plays marquette. the flyers take on the blues this afternoon, that's sports i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> farm to table buttery goodness is hind the sculpture for the pennsylvania farm show. check this check out this 1,000-pound butter sculpture, there's enough butter to expred expred -- spread on 96,000 pancakes

a brookings institution conference had john williams, eric, -- san francisco fed president -- pushing for a 1.5% to 3%. the former fed chair says jay powell, the incoming fed chair, is going to look at this very, very carefully, take it seriously. it seems, after this long period of having inflation so far below target, top fed officials are finally ready to say we have to rethink it. if the fed starts rethinking, what will this mean for other central banks like the boj? kuroda insisted you cannot drop the 2% target. same thing at the ecb. if the fed is moving in this direction, it will be interesting to see if others follow. yvonne: a shift in regime's coming through from the fed possibly in the next year to 18 months. kathleen, thank you. jpmorgan health care or conference is underway in san big names aree gathering to discuss investment in the industry. for more, let's get straight to eric, who is there for us. very much, you yvonne. i am here with the chief strategy officer at gsk. david, hello. david: great to be here. eric: it is great to have you here. i don't need to tell you,

. >> jay-z has the most nominations this year with 8 miley cyrus and elton john will perform. some people will wear white rose on the red carpet. >>> a group of celebrities is planning an alternative to the state of the union address. celebrities including whoopi goldberg, alyssa milano, michael moore and more will hold a people's state of the union. fighting for women's rights met there years ago. you can see the president's state of the union address on tuesday at 6 pm right here. we will break down all this with the democratic response throughout the evening.>>> marco rubio has fired his chief of staff after receiving reports of increased proper conduct with aids. rubio released a statement saying that he engaged in behavior that amounted to threats to withhold benefits. >> he says that he is not disclosing any more details because of the wishes of the victims. the garrison commander at white sands missile range as -- says they have found pictures of students at a daycare. he says no children at the daycare center are at risk but all ipads have been removed. >> it was not a

. >>> hip-hop star jay z is the president's newest twitter target. he called it disappointing and hurtful. the president responded yesterday, tweeting somebody please inform jay z that because of my policies black unemployment has just been reported to be at the lowest rate ever recorded. interview if more jobs for african-americans makes the president a good leader. no. because it's not about money at the end of the equate to like happiness. it doesn't. that's not -- you treat people like human main point. you can't treat someone likething. you know treat me really bad it's not going to lead to happiness. >> the unemployment rate for african-americans has fallen steadily for eight years starting during the obama administration. it was the lowest on record in6.8%. >> you know that relationship happiness, president trump was elected, in fact because a lot of people were president obama even though unemployment for white voterse going down not direct. >>> republicans are themselves from casino's steve win. spea ryan and other house republicans say they

jay. sarah. so i have a few thoughts on that early retirement... by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. .. liz: we have special programming for you tomorrow on fox business, villanova v st. john's. charles there are tonight on "making money" the markets continue to soar. i am going to teach you another word night. parabolic. we are joined by mike rowee in a special fox business interview. what looked to be like a break through day for deak ended up in limbo after president trump said the tentative bill presented to him by

a jay i just can't wait, hear from him next. eagles players have the weekend off couple members of the coaching staff were interviewing for jobs. cardinals are talking to jim schwartz, and, quarterback coach john philipo for their vacant head coaching position. schwartz will interview for giants job on sunday and eagles vp of player personnel is candidate for houston texas 's general manager job. doug pederson say team has to run the ball more. first 11 games of the season they averaged 150-yard, a game second best in the year. and last four, 106. expect jay a jay i to be a feature back and he is ready for increased role. >> you know, it is going to be exciting to be out there and like i said, if they want to run me, and, use me in the game plan a lot, i will be ready for it. that is what i have been preparing myself for. basically, just, getting ready for the three game season. leave it all out on the line. so, i will have that be my main focus. our coaches, teammate's main focus, having everybody feel great to be ready to go o

. >>> it's going to be a special night for elton john, the legendry singer will not only take the stage but will receive the lifetime achievement award. it will be his first public appearance since announcing his retirement following his farewell world tour >>> hip hop jay-z opened up about his determination to save his marriage to beyonce. they decided to quote fight for our life >> it's my soul mate, the person i love. and you can be in love with someone and you not -- and if haven't experienced love and you don't understand it and you don't have the tools to move forward, you'll have complications period. and if you -- you can address it or you can pretend until it blows up at some point. and you know, for us, we chose to fight for our love, for our family, to give our kids a different outcome. to break that cycle >> rumors started in 2014 after an argument between jay-z and beyonce's sister, do you remember the elevator video. they both seemed to address the rocky patch in the album. he was out spoken by a lot of things, me too, criminal justice, about growing up the way he grew up.

johns. tipoff, 8 p.m. eastern time. ♪ ♪ oh, that's great sarah. let's talk about this when we meet next week. how did edward jones come to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care? jay. sarah. so i have a few thoughts on that early retirement... by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. charles: president trump staying away fre u.k. the president canceling his london trip over bad 'ems bass city deals -- embassy deals, and the london mayor firing back. >> oh, boy, charles, this is interesting for a day of big news. the president was set to go to london at the end of next month to cut the rib bop on a brand new -- ribbon on a brand new u.s. embassy in london. the president, though, putting out this tweet. he said: reason i canceled my trip to london is i'm not a big fan of the obama administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest embassy in london for peanuts only to build a new one in an awful location for $1.2 billion. bad deal. wanted me to cut ribbon, no. well, there you have it. the actual decision to sell the embassy w

jay-z 0 for 8 also. on instagram. chrissy teigen sharing exciting news. she revealed her baby's gender and posted this photo with the caption, mama and her baby boy. congratulations to chrissy and john legend and soon to be big sister luna. chrissy is going to be here on wednesday. >>> now to miley cyrus. the singer shared this photo of her and sir elton john saying it was an honor to perform with him. if you haven't seen the "tiny dancer" duet, here's a clip for you. ♪ hold me closer tiny dancer ♪ count the headlights on the highway ♪ >> great performance there. miley writing on instagram, i've loved every moment i've spent with you over the years and will cherish each second of your kindness. everything you do inspires me to keep working hard and never give up on all my dreams. >> beautiful. >> he's on his final tour. >>> finally, "game of thrones." did mazzy spill the beans? fans are wondering if the star actress revealed the premiere date for the 8th and final season. in a british newspaper interview, she said, quote, we wrap in december. our fi