he comes to power as president trump pledges to build a southern border wall and add thousands of new agents to the job. one week ago mark morgan resigned as chief under pressure by the new administration. and this story will put a smile on your face. a u.s.s. soldier returning home from overseas surprises his family during the boston-celtics game. watch. please welcome home from his seven months deployment overseas staff sergeant matthew knowles. sergeant knowles receiving a standing occasion and bringing his family to tears. i think that was his mom hugging him there he has served our country in iraq, jordan, kuwait, and cu cut qata. a mom always misses her baby. ainsley: this video is insane a zookeeper is attacked by an
presidency. gm says it will invest a billion dollars in u.s. factories and add thousands of white-collar jobs. it says the moves have been in the works for years. one analyst is calling it mostly theater and the trump news cycle. a down day on wall street. the dow lost 59. smp 500 was down seven. china s president says no one can won a trade war. that statement today from switzerland comes as many nations seek to defend free trade added new policies in the incoming trump administration. peter doocy has more from outside trump tower in new york. the next american president promises to get tough with china and china s president doesn t know what to expect. he knows what he doesn t want: a trade war with the u.s. translator: no one will emerge as the winner in a trade war. president-elect donald trump appears prepared to take aggressive action against china
south africa a double amputee. it s not in the para olympicses, but does it give him an advantage running on the let s go to the irs, one of our favorite topics. for years, the irs has limited in its capacity and people say with the auditing of the irs they re going after larger problems and companies avoiding paying taxes and not after the little guy so much anymore and maybe that s about to change, because the irs now, about to add thousands of agents, they re going to be out there across the country, policing you on the health care law, whether or not you ve been able to pay, and whether or not you re going to have to pay a penalty or a tax, if you if you should have been getting health care and you didn t. it sounds like the irs has
a few months ago from cuba. they all suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, including exhaustion and the nasty jelly fish stings. the search for the older woman continues tonight. shep: thanks very much. last minute negotiations are now underway to prevent an nba lockout. the deadline for a new labor deal is tonight. and without an agreement, the basketball commissioner, david stern, says the league will cancel the beginning of the new season, which is scheduled to start the first of next month. the key issues here are salary cap and revenue sharing. under the last agreement, players were guaranteed 57%. but the league is pushing for a 50/50 split. green bay packers may be offering a people a chance to own a piece of the team. it s part of an effort to help pay for the $130 million renovation of lambeau field. the goal here, add thousands of seats over the next two years. we re told shares sell for $200
bret: the justice department asked a federal appeals court to block enforcement of alabama s new immigration law considered to be the country s toughest. government says the law is likely to expose those who are lawfully in the u.s. to new difficulties. federal judge already upheld two key aspects of that law which have already taken effect. one project that is supposed to add thousands of jobs to the u.s. economy is something known as the keystone pipeline. but as chief washington correspondent james rosen explains the project is not without its detractors. we will build this pipeline. we will create jobs. reporter: supporters of the keystone xl pipeline project include the energy industry and big unions like the teamsters. yes, you can stop the pipeline. reporter: opponents include environmentalists, nobel peace laureate and unions like transport workers. both sides converge on the ronald reagan building for raucous public comment session. state department will rule