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Reporter mr. Trump will spend his final night at the blair house, the president ial guesthouse directly across the street from the white house. Guys . In a moment were going to talk about the protests in the bay area tomorrow during the inauguration. Are they expecting protests in washington, dc as well . I know they are ready for them. Are they expecting them . Reporter yeah. They are expecting them and they are happening right now. I just was on twitter kind of monitoring that. A friend of min...

Good morning and welcome to the washington journal. We want to hear from federal workers as well. Send us a tweet or go to facebook or email us. Well begin this morning with peter bakers piece on the front page of the New York Times, his News Analysis that the confidence ebbs at a steady drip. Two overseas wars president obama set out to restore societys faith in public institutions. Six years later, americans seem more dubious than ever that it really does. He goes on to point to the cdc. Headi...

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A new survey found 46 per cent of Canadians are more worried about their finances during this back-to-school season than in previous years.

A Montreal parent says the biggest key to her strategy for saving money each back-to-school season is shopping second-hand.

Two weekends ago, Anne Zarifa and her children sat down to make a list of clothes they'd need for the coming school year after sifting through their closets to get rid of anything too small or worn out.

Two weekends ago, Anne Zarifa and her children sat down to make a list of clothes they'd need for the coming school year after sifting through their closets to get rid of anything too small or worn out.

A new survey by PC Financial found 46 per cent of Canadians are more worried about their finances during this back-to-school season than in previous years.

A new survey by PC Financial found 46 per cent of Canadians are more worried about their finances during this back-to-school season than in previous years.

Two weekends ago, Anne Zarifa and her children sat down to make a list of clothes they'd need for the coming school year after sifting through their closets to get rid of anything too small or worn out.