a good wednesday morning to you all. we begin with president trump taking the first step toward building a mexican border wall. today the president is visiting the homeland security department where he s expected to take executive actions from funding that wall to a temporary ban on immigration from certain muslim majority countries. this comes after he moved to resume construction on two controversial pipelines. abc s stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. stephanie, good morning. reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. yeah, president trump is on a roll seeping executive actions and he s moving toward more policy changes today. today, president trump plans to crack down on immigration. we will build a great wall along the southern border. reporter: it s a familiar campaign promise and tweet. abc news has learned that trump s executive actions will move to suspend immigration from many middle eastern countries and he s also expected to direct funds for t
a good wednesday morning to you all. we begin with president trump taking the first step toward building a mexican border wall. today the president is visiting the homeland security department where he s expected to take executive actions from funding that wall to a temporary ban on immigration from certain muslim majority countries. this comes after he moved to resume construction on two controversial pipelines. abc s stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. stephanie, good morning. reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. yeah, president trump is on a roll seeping executive actions and he s moving toward more policy changes today. today, president trump plans to crack down on immigration. we will build a great wall along the southern border. reporter: it s a familiar campaign promise and tweet. abc news has learned that trump s executive actions will move to suspend immigration from many middle eastern countries and he s also expected to direct fu wall alo
a good wednesday morning to you all. we begin with president trump taking the first step toward building a mexican border wall. today the president is visiting the homeland security department where he s expected to take executive actions from funding that wall to a temporary ban on immigration from certain muslim majority countries. this comes after he moved to resume construction on two controversial pipelines. abc s stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. stephanie, good morning. reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. yeah, president trump is on a roll seeping executive actions and he s moving toward more policy changes today. today, president trump plans to crack down on immigration. we will build a great wall along the southern border. reporter: it s a familiar campaign promise and tweet. abc news has learned that trump s executive actions will move to suspend immigration from many middle eastern countries and he s also expected to direct funds for t
journalists from the sun from its training ground and stadium after column by kevin mckenzie making comments about ross barkley. kevin mckenzie compared the footballer, whose mother was born in nigeria, to a gorilla. learner drivers will have to follow directions from a sat mouth to pass the test under new rules coming in in december. drivers will also be expected to answer vehicle safety questions while on the move. now it s time to cross to the move. now it s time to cross to the bbc sports centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, james pearce and karthi gna nasegaram. the headlines this evening. spurs cut the gap on chelsea to four points and harry kane is back on the scoresheet as bournemouth get thumped at white hart lane. the trapdoor is getting closer for sunderland, they can only draw at home to west ham. mercedes valtteri bottas claims pole for the first time in his career to deny team mate lewis hamilton top spot on the grid in bahrain. also co
go irish. good monday morning. the band is back together. awfully nice to have david back. i m back. we have jim cramer, and david fabe, as they say in france. the single best week for stocks in over a year last week. europe has lost a little ground this morning despite investor confidence numbers coming in at an 18-month high. the s&p starts the week at five-year highs. even as the lines are drawn in the battle over spending cuts and the debt ceiling. and then there is earning season. kicks off tomorrow with alcoa. banks in the spotlight this morning, bank of america settling with fannie mae with mortgages it underwrote during the housing boom. citi submitting to the feds. revising up, gdp forecast to 8-1, saying investing in the mass market stocks is the way to go. potential cuts at the magic kingdom reports disney s got internal cost-cutting review under way. the question of the day, can the new year rally continue. last week the s&p jumped 4.6% to a new five-yea