eric: president trump new war of words with democratic rival. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. the president trump firing back at hillary clinton this morning after mrs. clinton questioned whether his victory was legitimate. kristin fisher live at the white house. kristin, how is president trump reacting? >> arthel, not only did hillary clinton question the legitimacy last november but also accusing him of not accepting responsibility or not

apologizing for own alleged sexual misconduct back during the time period of the campaign. as you might imagine, that date not sit well for president trump, he fired up a tweet earlier this morning that reads, quote, crooked hillary clinton is the worst and biggest loser of all time, so good for the republican party. get on with your life, give it on try in three years. so he's certainly not missing any words there but i want to you all the clips that started it all from hillary clinton yesterday. here is part of it. >> lots of questions about legitimacy and we don't have a method for contesting that in our system, that's why i've long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened. >> and don't forget who congressional committees and the special counsel are continue to go look into it, arthel. arthel: there's also jared rush -- kushner coming under fire

today, tell us why? >> the top republican and democrat on the senate judiciary committee is accusing the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner of not fully cooperating, not turning over all of the necessary documents that they want in regards to the russia probe and especially about an e-mail about wikileaks. kushner did receive an e-mail about wikileaks during the campaign and forwarded to other senior campaign officials, but kushner's attorney is pushing back, he says, quote, as to the wikileaks document to which he refers, this has been mischaracterized. mr. kushner had no contact with the organization and was along with others forwarded an e-mail from donald trump, jr., that has been widely reported and disseminated. there is no new document concerning mr. kushner. so kushner now has about a week to turn the rest of those documents in.

kushner's attorney says there's flatout no documents. arthel: another story that many will be watching, eric. eric: new allegations against alabama candidate roy moore this as he is fighting back against fame lawyer gloria allred, refusal to release year book that one has autograph. the book with moore's signature is evidence of one of sexual misconduct allegations against him. peter doocy live in birmingham, alabama continuing the situation, hi, peter. peter: this rec center had 150 potential voters for doug jones, fish fry a few hours ago, leading roy moore in fox news poll and he laughed when i asked him to respond to charges that he's an ultra-liberal that's

just like obama. [laughter] >> well, that's -- that's pretty absurd. you know, that's their only hope. i mean, look, they're in desperation mode right now. they are trying to flip stuff back. you look at the positions i've got on health care, if you look at positions i've got on jobs, if you're looking at the support from the business community, i think i'm pretty mainstream. i want to reach across the aisle and talk to all people. i don't really care what he says about me. peter: jones isn't really commenting much on the allegations of sexual misconduct unless reporters ask him about but moore and allies continue to use backlash they have been feeling from established republicans in dc. >> did you notice that? you have a picture, he's admitted it and yet mitch mcconnell, ryan, ted cruz, they're not calling for him to step down, how about the

hypocrisy? >> but that point was contested today by a group of faith leaders backing the democrat doug jones who do not see the allegations against moore and the allegations against franken as equal. >> al franken was an adult and admitted his wrong and apologized and asked for acceptance and offered, roy moore has lied and lied and lied. he has not done anything. >> as for roy moore himself, we haven't layed eyes on the republican candidate sin thursday and his campaign tells me there are no events scheduled for today or tomorrow. thank you. eric: all right, peter, the controversy with gloria allred, the autograph in that year book which some have claimed it's a

fake and she has fought against that and what do you know about that and moore's effort to get a hold of that and take a look at it? >> actually the only thing we heard from moore is a tweet saying this is the fourth day that allred have not given the year book to third-party handwriting analyst to have a look at it to see whether or not the signature is legitimate or not. but, again, we have not heard anything really about the issues from the moore campaign. he's going allred and mitch mcconnell and try to maintain the antiestablishment feeling that got people worked up in gop primary voters. eric: a woman met with him in his law office, how was all this continuing person after person, allegation after allegation in terms of the race?

peter: it's really all that anybody is talking about. there's that and the fact that a democrat might actually win a senate seat in alabama which is something that just a few weeks ago nobody thought was going to be possible. as for allegations responded to, aside from prepared statement that have been read here in the state, moore has not addressed it with reporters at news conferences who have tried to ask him about it, and so there are a lot of allegations and they deny with statements but there's not been a ton of follow-through from the candidate himself. eric: all right, peter, the clock is ticking, december 12th, less than a month away for the special election. peter doocy in alabama tonight, thank you. arthel. arthel: manhunt underway for shooting suspect after two police officers are killed in two separate states, in baltimore, a homicide detective cus -- was killed after being shot in the head and in

pennsylvania fatally shot. bryan llenas with the latest. >> fbi is now assisting in a manhunt underway for a gunman who killed brian shaw last night in western pennsylvania, about 20 miles northeast of pittsburgh. police say at about 8:00 p.m. friday 25-year-old officer shaw was shot after a traffic stop involving an suv which led to foot pursuit and at some point shots were fired. shaw was hit in the chest and taken to the hospital but pronounced dead shortly after. police have not yet provided with specific description of the suspect, police did find an unaccompanied gold colored jeep grand cherokee wanted in connection with the shooting. >> we appreciate the phone calls we are receiving, we encourage the phone calls to tonight. we haven't had anything that -- that i would construed as bad information. we appreciate everybody calling.

we are doing everything we can to follow those leads. >> 30,000-dollar reward is being offered for any information that leads to arrest. this photo taken by a local mom five weeks ago shows officer shaw with a little boy who had received toy handcuffs and we wanted to see officer's shaw's real cuffs, shaw spent time with the little boy, the mom writing on facebook about officer brian shaw, quote, we need more brians, in baltimore, maryland, the search continues for suspect responsible for killing detective sean, shot wednesday, police say they are not ruling anything out. they know the gun was fired multiple times and there's a possibility he was killed by his own weapon. the 43-year-old detective was conducting a follow-up investigation on a triple homicide when he confronted someone in a vacant lot and was shot in the head once. the husband and father of five was rushed to the hospital in

police car and he died on thursday. arthel. arthel: bryan llenas, thanks. eric: meanwhile washington house republicans celebrating a tax reform victory after a passing tax proposals this week but counterparts in the senate, well, they have work ahead of them to do. senate bill faces opposition from a handful of senatorsened -- and that could prevent from passing. >> the senate finance committee passed its version of tax reform late thursday night. now senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he'll take it to the floor after thanksgiving. big question now, can he get it through. he needs almost every republican to do it and today he's missing about six but they are not solid no's, wisconsin senator ron johnson says he can't vote for the bill in current form but wants to fix it, bob corker, john mccapable and jeff flake are concerned that it will add to deficit. susan collins and rand paul also have major concerns.

no democrats are expected to vote yes. >> we are confident that we will get package passed and we would love to see democrats come on board and support this historic piece of legislation. >> you didn't get any democrats in the house, how does that pretend for getting in the senate? >> there's always hope. >> the house passed version thursday. both house and senate bill cut corporate tax rate to 35 to 20% and give individuals tax cut. the senate version repeals individual mandate of obamacare and sunsets though individual reductions, so who wins? >> the people's taxes who are going to go up are the rich in high-taxed states, but again, there's a lot of benefit to the new york economy of lowering the corporate rate to 20%. >> republicans want you to believe that they're trickle-down tax breaks for rich will pay for themselves, never have. they feel it will create job, neither is true, they never have. >> it's going to be tight.

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for quick check of headlines, honda recalling 900,000 odyssey mini vans most of them in the u.s. the automaker says the second row seats may go forward if not properly latched. 2011 to 2017 model years. the massive oil leak from existing keystone pipeline is now controlled. company shut down the pipeline earlier thursday after discovering that 210,000 gallons spill in south dakota. transcanada says there's no threat to safety. malcolm young has died. the band says in a statement, young died peacefully with his family by his side, malcolm young had been suffering from dementia, he was 64 year's old. eric: president trump's adviser

and son-in-law jared kushner pushing back about any possible ties with wikileaks and russia. senators chuck grassley and feinstein raising the possibility on the senate judiciary committee as the committee has charged kushner fail toddies close information about supposed e-mails from wikileaks and, quote, russia overture to presidential campaign. kristin's lawyer, says he turned over all of the documentles the senate asked for and deny having any direct contact with wikileaks at all. but joining more to talk about daniel strauss, good to see you this afternoon, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. eric: miscommunication or was there an actual withholding of what could be possible evidence? >> look, neither side is actually saying that it's some kind of miscommunication, it's more, i guess, maybe misinterpretation depending on who you are, the senate judiciary committee says kushner

and lawyer say that they passed along all the relevant documents concerning wikileaks and contact with russia. eric: here is the letter. >> yeah. eric: pretty strong letter, basically there's no such thing of missing documents. quote, let me start with the so so-called documents, they are not missing at all. we believe that prior production, most pertinent documents to inquiry to june 19th, 2016 meeting and related matters around undercut any notion that there was collusion between mr. kushner and russia concerning 2016 election. he's talking about this wikileaks e-mail he claims it wasn't at all to kushner and kushner did not e-mail wikileaks but this was donald trump, jr. forwarding some type of e-mail that went to a whole chain of

people. >> right. that kushner didn't include in his batch of requested documents a forwarded e-mail that he got. and i guess we've got our statement from kushner's lawyer, that's a pretty strong response to critical requests by the senate judiciary committee. so both sides are really digging it. eric: how can you keep track of all of this? >> no. eric: you miss one e-mail some place. >> yeah, i mean, it's a serious matter and it's a serious charge to really, like, make sure you got all your ducks in line. but if there are these emails out there, it's important to hand them over. >> apparently some type of e-mail and went to don, jr., perhaps and then he forwarded on to the others so we will see. meanwhile there's the question of meeting with russian back door as they say, operative

during the -- at nra meeting in louisville, kentucky. tell us about that. >> a meeting apparently according to senate judiciary committee kushner had involvement with, there's an e-mail chain about, kushner's team and kushner through his lawyer say that that's not really the case and they provided all of the documents they need to hand over in this. so if there's nothing else to hand over, the senate judiciary committee feels that there's this document, there's this e-mail that's sort of the correspondence of back door meeting between russian officials and kushner. eric: alexander, a putin ally. apparently there wasn't any meeting although the president, candidate, may have attended the nra meeting in louisville. but let me read you the e-mail, kushner's e-mail that he sent in response to this backdoor

request, jared kushner is saying, quote, pass on this, a lot of people, very few were able to verify. for now decline such meetings, most likely these people go back and claim they have a special access to gain importance for themselves, be careful, so here it is in black and white. jared kushner said pass on this. the responsible thing to say. it doesn't say, great, let's meet him at 10:00 p.m. in the garage. >> exactly. that's something that kushner's lawyer and white house legal team will bring as more accusations of collusion come up in the investigation, that kushner from the beginning was not pushing for any kind of close discreet interaction with russian operatives. eric: finally interesting to know that jared kushner when supposedly offered a backdoor meeting or contact with russians, say, quote, pass on this. don, jr., with his friend who is

the concert promoter says love it. response with don, jr. and has meeting and jared kushner who says -- >> you tell me. sounds like he's really not interested in meanwhile love it is something that sounds like he is really for. eric: that it does, daniel strauss with politico, thank you, certainly this will not be the end of this and we will hear more as the investigation continues, thank you. arthel. arthel: some using sexual misconduct scandals to shine a new spotlight on bill bill clinton's past, and china sending an envoy to north korea in the wake of president trump's trump trip to asia. could that be a game-changer in the standoff with kim jong un?

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arthel: members of the first clinton administration reuniting in arkansas to celebrate 25 years since their 1992 election victory, a live look there as they're getting it all ready. the clinton foundation is bringing together friends and family at state house convention center in little rock, former president bill bill clinton, hiy clinton and al gore. eric: right next to the marriott which used to be the double tree, hotel where president clinton supposedly met with paula jones, remember then back then, a lot of people are taking a second look at the history of the former president when it comes to sexual misconduct. new york's democratic senator kristin gillibrand sent shock waves to the political establishment after she said,

well, the president should have resigned from office during monica lewinsky scandal. garret live with what the democrats are saying now, hi, garret. >> a long-time friend and political ally of the clintons which was makes her statements so remarkable in interview with the new york times about the recent flood of sexualalses across the country, gillibrand said president clint oan should have resigned after the monica lewinsky scandal? >> yes. i think that is the appropriate response. i think things have changed today and under those circumstances there should be a different reaction. >> if the scandal were appropriate today, it would be appropriate for him to resign but hasn't done much to apiece former clinton aides calling her

a hypocrite for taking endorsements and only speaking out now when it's politically convenient. >> her point was strange to me because she probably didn't come to this feeling and thought and petition yesterday, why she shouldn't have in the last 20 years vocalized it is strange to me? nothing was stopping her. >> last night several of bill clinton accusers say the response they are seeing from democrats today to the wave of sexual misconduct allegation is very different than what they experienced two decades ago. >> it's a little bit too late now. it makes you wonder if they truly mean what they say. we did not get any kind of help whatsoever from any of those liberal women. they ridiculed us. >> in a radio interview on friday hillary clinton responded to gillibrand's comments saying she didn't know exactly what she

was trying to say. president bill clinton has not responded but scheduled in arkansas at this hour and maybe hearing more about it. eric: we will hear about other things in a few moments. arthel: from politics to pop culture, another celebrity now being accused of sexual misconduct, the latest is ryan seacrest who is denying allegations an not the only one. >> arthel, this goes back to when he use today work at e news. we don't have any other details, seacrest says in part if i made her feel anything but respected, i truly sorry, i dispute allegations and i plan to cooperate with any corporate inquiries that may result.

seacrest goes onto say that east advocate for women and matthew responding to allegation after employee on the show that she owed it to him to see her naked, but denies allegation and demanding angry boss. arthel: what about the allegation against tampa bay quarterback jimmy vinson? >> part of what we have seen with the weinstein effect is that the allegations aren't limited to hollywood. nfl now investigating an alleged claim against winston that he groped an uber driver in arizona. buzzfeed news broke the story, winston responded saying, quote, the story accuses me making inappropriate conduct with the driver, i believe the driver was confused as to the number of passengers and who was sitting next to her. winston added that uber account has been suspended, you may remember that he was accused of

sexual assault when he played back at fsu, those charges were never filed in that case and winston has always maintained that the encounter was consensual. arthel. arthel: will carl, thanks, will. >> china is sending a special envoy to north korea. it's become the highest chinese official to visit the north in the last two years. president trump calls it a big move in the wake of asian trip. what can we expect from the chinese envoy visit specially when it concerns north korea and kim jong un's nuclear program? vice president of research, foundation for the defense of democracy, also former terrorism analyst at the treasury department. jonathan, good to see you. seems encouraging, but i don't know. i don't know if they'll have -- they lead to it this, ready for this one, they say, quote, respected, supreme leader kim jong un was presented with a gift by a special envoy of the

general secretary of the central committee of the communist party. doesn't sound like china is taking too much of a tough line. >> , no it doesn't. we have seen sort of this cat and mouse game on the part of the chinese. the thing with the chinese is that they are key to processing something like 80% of all of the financial transactions on behalf of the north koreans. all of the elicit finance that flows through this very sanction country that the chinese are the door, they are the processors, we really need to start cracking down on them, i know that's the message coming out of the white house. it's the businesses, the banks, the companies, all of the things need to come to an end, priority for the president, for white house, the question is whether they have taken it to heart. >> at the un in september, you know, they said that they would be cracking down with chinese banks but apparently they haven't done the full amount. they haven't kicked out north

korean companies in china, they said they would do by january 1st, the north korean labor kicking money to pyongyang, do you think the chinese add -- adhere in shutting down banks and companies? >> they have been dragging their trips. the question is whether the recent trip by the president may have lit fire. the treasury department has been target, we can focus our efforts on perhaps a medium-size or small chinese bank put a shot across in beijing. let them know that there could be other sanctions. i have to assume that the companies or network for ballistic missiles and finance that we have our eye on them and the treasury should issue

targeted sanctions there as well. the challenge, of course, is that we have this delicate financial relationship with the chinese so there could be some fallout or retaliation and i think that probably explains on our side. >> we have sanctioned at least seven north korean banks and sanctioned a small north korean bank that deals with china but you're saying certainly not enough. >> no, it's not. really we need to start to look at those notes inside china to send that message to send those shock waves through the financial community where major corporations, major banks will be looking at china, man, i don't know if we can get into bed with this company because of the risk of working with north korea because of the elicit finance concerns. this is out of the play book that we used with iran. the question is can we do it on north korea and send that message so that we can show the

kinds of transactions that have been taking place. >> meanwhile they are having meeting with chinese, diplomat. no public mention of the nuclear program or the ballistic missile testing. would we expect this here as part of what the official communique was? quote, china-north korean friendship was cultivated and founded by the leaders of generations and valuable assets of two countries, both sides work together to promote further development to promote relations and two countries to benefit their two peoples. that sounds more like, we are going to be buddy-buddy as opposed to north korea, you better knock it off. >> to me it sounds like a bit of hot air, to be honest. they have real issues and they have to iron out, the question is can they start to walk back from activity that is they have engaged over the years and do

that in a way that's safe space. neither side wants to say that there's anything wrong. there's pressure from the united states. the hope is that they are at least talking about this behind closed doored. eric: you point the magic formula, saving face. how can they back away from this? does kim jong un, i'm not going the to test missiles for some reason to foster world peace and better relations with beijing against imperialistic americans that we hate or do what they want us to do, stop joint military actions with south korea which we certainly won't agree to. >> i don't think that the united states backs down in the least. we have the military on full alert and i don't expect that to end any time soon. you know, i think on the north korean side of things they have a pattern where usually in the

fourth quarter of every year they slow down missile test. it might have something to the with weather, it might have something to the with budget. i don't know. but i have seen the charts and graphs and the data points to slowdown. so there -- they are already ina position and they can point to the historical data and say, look, we are doing what we always do and in the meantime perhaps start to walk things back and i think the only way that happens is if the chinese say, look, you've got to do this or we are going to be in big trouble in this part of the world. >> actually what you are raising a possibility we are in golden period. this gives them and us the room potentially to try to -- wiggle room to try to come up with something and they can claim it's part of what we always do and gives opportunity for some type of negotiation? >> that's right. i believe 60 days or more now since we have seen a north

korean missile test. things have been quiet. now, i don't want to say that they're not working on their nuclear program. they are, without any question they are and they are working on the ballistic missiles but there is this cooling off period that is just been kind of baked into the process here, the question is now whether the chinese can gain leverage thanks to perhaps american arm-twisting, a lot of the process will be opaque for the weeks to come. eric: foundation for the defense of democracies, you're right. september 15th, a few days before president trump at the un said that he would destroy north korea if they did, indeed, attacked, that potentially has certainly made them quiet. jonathan, good to see you, arthel. arthel: thank you, questions about the faith of tax reform ahead. we will talk with one lawmaker about how likely it is that the legislation gets to the president's desk by the end of the year. first, though, here is house

speaker paul eye -- ryan. >> this country has not rewritten tax code since 1986. the powers of status quo in this town are so strong yet 227 men and women of this congress broke through that today. that is powerful.

arthel: the house enjoying a tax reform victory. republicans passing their plan despite 13gop defectors. but big hurdles and big questions as we wait for the senate to vote on its version of the big. here now north carolina congressman robert, he's on the house committee on financial services and voted in favor of the house tax plan. the congressman right off the bat, why did you vote yes?

>> good afternoon to you, yes, ma'am, i voted yes because it's a great day for the american people. this is a job's bill, this will help stimulate great job growth. i was at my district today, i have a rural part of my district that they are really struggling but they know that these tax cuts are going to help the companies expand and grow and they need jobs, we need jobs, so that's what it's going to do. the left, the progressive, they say it's tax for the rich, nonsense. this deploys more money back into the market, capital to market for companies to expand and the companies that i work with they are excited about doing that. arthel: that's great if the companies in your district are excited if they get tax cuts and bring more people to work for the company but i happened to be watching neil cavuto, when they need the tax cuts should this all pass, their prerogative to either hire more people or not and it hasn't always worked in the past, how do we know that it's definitely going to be a

job's producer? >> well, historically this is what we have seen. in 1908 when reagan came to office, he lowered the threshold for our taxes, regulations and the economy took off. arthel, within a year or so we have created 300,000 jobs a month. what we will see as a result, i believe, pattern much like we did in reagan years. arthel: one of the other points congressman as you well know and pointed out an article in the hill, currently taxpayers can deduct their state and local property taxes as well as either their income or sales taxes and your bill will take away the income and sales tax deduction and put a cap on the property tax deduction but the

republicans who voted against the bill from the high-taxed states, like new york, new jersey, california and these states as you know would be hard hit, taken away that benefit and you have the north carolina republican congressman there walter jones, he also voted against the bill because he was saying that it's going to add $1.4 trillion to the national debt over ten years which is what the house bill will do. what is your reaction to that? he's right there in your neck of the woods. >> i know walker well. he's a good guy, i'm on the whip team and he's on the whip card. walter is inclined to -- i think walter sees a static condition. he does understand growth and the impact and the result of job creation and frankly every -- 1% increase arthel in gdp will add

$3 trillion of revenue. so there's a direct impact there. it is for the other folks in these high taxed states. this bill is about equity. we have had hundreds and hundreds of attorneys from swamp coming after us on this bill because -- we want fairness, that's part of the fairness, it's making sure that the united states are not subsidizing high-taxed states. arthel: three more questions for you and then we will have to call you back another time l you come back and talk to us. >> a good day today. >> you can't see me but i'm throwing up the sign. good to see you, congressman. >> good to see you too. eric: football analogies.

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arthel: well, third time is the charm for nasa's new weather satellite. >> three, two, one. and litoff. arthel: satellite blasting off from air force base in california earlier this morning, two previous launch attempts were scrubbed due to high winds and technical issues. this satellite will scan for storms and provide in-depth weather reports from around the world. eric: meanwhile thousands are taking to the streets in africa in the country of zimbabwe, long-time notorious president mugabe resign. he spent nearly four decades in power. military leaders insist what they did is not a coup. kitty logan has more on this

from london. >> hi, eric, well, this is the end of an era for zimbabwe, looking as mr. mugabe can be forced out of office as soon as tomorrow. people confident that mugabe's rule is over. they were calling for the president to formally step down but this was more a party to protest as departure seems inve -- inevitable. people are simply happy to be free from mr. mugabe authoritarian rules. the crowd marched towards president's residence previously unthinkable. thought to be still inside the building but unclear for how much longer he is said to be negotiating for more time before his final exit from office. he did appear at the university graduation ceremony on friday morning but this was the only time he has been seen in public since crisis began but his fate was effectively sealed when the

military seized control yesterday and under house arrest. forcing the president from power. it's unclear what exactly comes next for zimbabwe after mugabe leaves. one possibility is that vice president could be reinstated. we are we are thank you, kitty. arthel. arthel: roy moore once again fighting back against accusers, a live report from birmingham, alabama is coming up next

>> the gop is standing by the senate candidate roy moore. breaking ranks with national republicans wanted to drop out of the race. the state parties chairwoman says voters should decide the fate of the former judge. who was accused of sexual misconduct from several women could hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a new hour inside of "americas news headquarters". >> good evening everyone i'm eric shawn. despite growing allegations, judge roy moore's wife is saying he is a loving father who would fight for alabama.

>> i have been married to my husband for over 32 years. he was a graduate of west point. he served our country in vietnam and he has always been an officer and a gentleman. >> on the campaign agenda tonight, from birmingham alabama.peter, first of all, the allegations today and how are these playing in the campaign? >> there are a ton of talk here especially today. most notably from a group of religious leaders. >> let's remember, roy moore his policies were bad before this. but now, this that their tongue met his children. >> there were some other religious leaders in the state it took the other side. roy moore shows a pastor that is quoted by alabama.k saying i do not believe the women. in this country, you are innocent until proven guilty.

moore for his part, is not taking questions from reporters in alabama about the allegations against him. and more than a week. >> me while his democratic opponent doug john is taking questions? what did it say about trying to appeal to those republicans who just do not like roy moore and do not intend to vote for him? >> eric, he is insisting is immoderate which are being very important in alabama where just a couple weeks ago a democrat no one thought would have a chance to win a statewide election.when asked doug jones at a fish fry a couple of hours ago, whether or not he thinks a wall should be built. that is something that was very important to jeff sessions who used to be the sender here. and jones told me, no wall. >> i think is too expensive. i think there are other ways to increase and change immigration. i think we need to increase enforcement that wall, left the office $20 billion.i don't think we need to be spending

$20 billion. i want to put them in healthcare, get tax cuts for the middle class. >> because republican parties are still important to the republican governor here, k iv says that she will support roy moore even though she does not have reason to doubt the stories that his accusers are telling. >> we need to have a republican in the united states senate to vote on things like supreme court justices, other opponents that the senate has to confirm and make major decisions. and so that is what i plan to do. vote for the republican nominee, roy moore. >> there were some republicans popping up here democrat doug jones events. but a lot of very conflicted including one man who said he was with the same fraternity as johns but he is having a hard time grasping the idea of voting for a democrat in the election. >> a very red state as we know.

3 and a half weeks before the election. we will see. >> meanwhile, be moore campaign is -- we are bringing susan, chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. let's jump in. what is the word inside of the beltway and do d.c. long timers think that they have sway over alabama voters? >> i think that they do not think they have sway over alabama voters. and, when his about that is the way democrats on capitol hill are being pretty quiet about this. i think they feel this is a gift for them politically. you have a chance to win a senate seat and as he said, quite a red state. they also the alabamians really do not like washington interfering in their elections. they had democrats on capitol hill remained pretty quiet

about this. it is a tough situation for republicans on capitol hill because on the one hand, roy moore is a republican. if he loses, they will lose a seat. they'll have a dtc majority and then they will be.51 seats. but it will make it harder than it has already been to pass the agenda. >> let's get doctor some numbers. candidate donald trump as you know, won alabama by 28 states in 2016. let's look at a new fox news poll of alabama voters. there now split in the presidents job performance. 52 percent approve, versus 47 percent that disapprove. look at the ratings for senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. far more negative, 27 percent approval and 57 percent disapprove of senator mitch mcconnell get what's more, republicans are three times as likely to approve of the present with 91 percent versus senator mitch mcconnell at 29

percent. here we go again, could roy moore his war against the mcconnell and the establishment pay off for him? >> it could. if you look at the polls with roy versus moore, there ahead and behind in others. if you see when he is tweeting about and talking about, it is that washington is trying to run the alabama election. they're trying to run him out. that is work certainly and you hear that in certain interviews with voters in alabama who talk about the fact that they do not think washington is telling the truth about roy moore. they think this is all cooked up by opponents and fed to the washington post who broke the story for those with some voters think. that is what people are saying. >> you have more than 60 alabama pastors signed a letter yesterday balancing kansas denouncing roy moore. even their say before being accused he was not consistent

with traditional christian values were good christian character. he and politicians like him, have cynically is christianity for their own goals but roy moore does not speak for christianity and he acts in ways that are contrary to our faith. end of that quote - fearless look little bit more from that fox news poll of alabama voters. 50 percent of the voters strongly support roy moore. doug jones, a democratic candidate has 62 percent strong supporters for his voters. still than half of roy moore is supporters are standing with them.also 30 percent with reservations. have a special election in 24 days. anyway to call this? practice, it will be called on who shows up at the polls. because alabama has mostly republicans who will vote generally speaking.

however, this is a special election. it can be all about the turnout. so if democrats turnout in the masses and democrats say i don't know what to do, and turned off by roy moore and i do not want to book a democrat, i guess i will stay home. then i guess jones will win. it is really a coin toss at this point. again, he is a little time on his side, roy moore, to see if he can rebuild support. or it can work against him because maybe roy moore will have more organizations surface. anything can happen in the coming days.if he does win he faces another hurdle. he comes to washington where they are talking expelling him. a very rare thing that has not happened since 1862. that was over people joining the confederacy. again, another complicated layer. it is something that happened late last week were no accusations against al franken and a very incriminating photo that surface.and allegations of other lawmakers on capitol

hill who have not been named or harassing women. to have this double standard. what are they going to do with roy moore? it is throwing it all pretty much into the mix. i really cannot predict right now. if he wins he may be there for a while. >> let me jump in. i want to point out a little more of a new fox news poll of alabama voters. when asked for the 2017 senate vote preference. democratic candidate doug jones got 50 percent support, roy moore 42 percent. the balance of the senate was riding on this. do you expect for the president to offer official support and officially back roy moore? >> not right now i don't. i've been looking at the fox4nownews.com. and they have generally been more conservative. they found them tied up even before this all happened. i don't think that donald trump is going to endorse them. i think people are wanting to hear from donald trump though. i think people in capital he'll want him to get involved, get

that sense. but he is in a tough position also. he endorsed luther strange was appointed by the governor. so donald trump is in a tough position. i don't think you'll see him endorse moore at this moment. it is best politically just a quiet but it is tough because of roy moore loses big at the seat but if he wins this can upset things. they will be accused of you know, what are they going to do with the other democrats walking around that have been accused of misconduct? it is really kind of a mess right now for republicans politically and so, again, it is going to be up to the voters! >> a political pickle. we will leave it there susan. thank you very much. >> a political pickle for democrats fearless look right now live in little rock arkansas for using president clinton and mrs. clinton. right now there in the convention center. this is part of a huge party at

the convention center. to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the election of president clinton in 1992. listen for a moment. >> we had a surplus and if we continued the policies of the clinton administration, we would have eliminated our national debt. [applause] >> the policy, this comes as some democrats noticing that mr. clinton should have resigned because of his sexual history back then. with the monica lewinsky case. most notably in this chorus, then your democratic junior senator that said there were allegations of even seeing over the past several months, in the public eye that the president should have resigned back then. meanwhile the convention center, do you know where that is? it is nestlc marriott here

which used to be the double trait which is to be the excelsior, which was the low self president clinton supposedly has his little well -- i don't know what to call it. but that is continual. you have more on that and the controversy later in the newscast. meanwhile the current president again slamming mrs. plaintiff here we had this every day during the campaign and it continues today. this after mrs. clinton recently challenged the legitimacy of the president election. this is the president suddenly jarred petitioner, he has no kids of the senate judiciary committee of failing to disclose emails that supposedly involve wikileaks and russia. those lawyers denying this saying that he replied no sin quote, pass on this, be careful. kristin fisher is live in the white house tonight with details as part of the investigation. hello kristin. >> top republican and democrat on the senate judiciary committee are accusing the presidents son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner, are not fully cooperating with

the russian investigation presented her grassley and fine since he failed to turn over documents of two things. wikileaks and i'm quoting here, a russian backdoor overture. and dinner invite. in regards to wikileaks, they say kushner did receive an email about wikileaks during the campaign and forwarded it to other senior campaign officials.but petitioners attorney is pushing back by saying, there are no missing documents. he says that his client has been responsive to our requests adding that quote - as to the wikileaks document to which you refer, it has been mischaracterized and mr. petitioner had no contact with the organization and was along with others, forwarded an email from donald trump jr. that has been widely reported and disseminated. there is no new document. concerning mr. kushner. so for the president has not weighed in on any of this. instead he is been very focused especially this morning on what his opponent, hillary clinton

said into separate interviews yesterday. she blasted him and republican senate nominee roy moore for refusing to apologize to women that have accused them of their own sexual misconduct and she also questioned the legitimacy of his victory last november. president trump fired back on twitter by saying this, hillary clinton is the worst and biggest loser of all time. she just cannot stop which is so good for the republican party. hillary, get on with your life. and give it another try in three years.arthel and eric, we may be a month and and a half away for 2018 would feel like we are fixated on 2016. you are right! i think it shall continue. thank you so much. >> sure. >> police in pennsylvania asking for information leading to an arrest of the suspect who fatally shot a rookie police officer last night. officer brian shaw was killed after a traffic stop turned

into a foot chase. >> the department is grieving the loss of a brother. if you have information please contact 911. it is very important we get any bit of information we can to try and help us find the person that committed this homicide. >> brian is live in york with the manhunt and another one involving the killing of an officer in baltimore. >> that's right arthel. the manhunt continues and the grieving just beginning over the senseless murders of two officers in two different cities. earlier today law enforcement officers accompanied the body of officer brian shaw as the hearse moved his remains for the medical exam interior -- from the medical examiner. officer sharma shot after a traffic stop involving suv led to a foot pursuit and at some point, shots were fired. he was shot in the chest. try to sit up.collapsed, gasping for air as officers try

to help him. he was taken to the hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after. his colleagues are not searching for his killer. >> there having obviously a very difficult time. he was, a very young man, he had a wonderful family and they are just trying to go through the grieving process and deal with the whirlwind of tragedy that just instructive family. >> they have not yet provided a specific description of the suspect. police did find an unaccompanied gold jeep grand cherokee wanted in connection with the shooting. the officer was part-time and three other towns before joining this place was full-time in june. a $40,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. meanwhile, a manhunt for a cop killer continues into the fourth day in baltimore, maryland. processes took place before detective sean suter. officers were into lines saluting as his body was moved from the hospital to the office

of the chief medical examiner. police have not identified a suspect. there is a possibility he was killed by his own gun. the 43-year-old detective was conducting a follow-up investigation on a triple homicide when he confronted someone in a vacant lot and was shot in the head once. husband and father of five was rushed to the hospital. and he died on thursday. >> very very sad story. >> that it is. a few minutes ago we saw mrs. clinton boasting about the accomplishments of the administration.there they are live at the convention center. coming up, we will have more on the event and talk about the controversy that has erupted about the president, 18 years after the monica lewinsky saga and his impeachment proceedings. plus tonight, music fans or morning a rock 'n' roll pioneer. this tech industry by storm. we will have a look back at the life and legacy of malcolm young, next. what started as a passion...

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music lovers mourning a musician. he was a driving force behind hits such as highway to hell, back in black. malcolm young was only 64 years old. back to the wave of sexual misconduct. scandals rocking the world of entertainment and politics. forcing democrats direct with former president bill clinton's past behavior. democratic senator kirsten gillibrand sending shockwaves through the party of singh, bill clinton should have resigned with the monaco minsky scanner. garrett tenney is live with more. >> what makes it so remarkable

is that kiersten gillibrand is a longtime friend and political ally of the clintons. they raise money together and recently last year she said it was hillary who inspired her more than any other person to get involved in politics. now, in an interview with the new york times, the center says bill clinton should have resigned amid the monica lewinsky scandal. >> is it your view that the president should have stepped down at that time given the allegations? >> yes, i think that is the appropriate response. but i think things have changed today and i think under those circumstances, there should be a very different reaction. >> gillibrand went on to say she believes the same standard should apply to president trump and there should be more discussion of the allegations that came against him in the campaign but several former clinton aides are now blasting gillibrand for comments about the former president. calling her a hypocrite and a political opportunist as she is

looking at a potential run for president in 2020. >> senator gillibrand had accepted endorsements, campaign funding and support for many years, to turn on president clinton, gratuitously - i think there's just a special place in hell for people like doctor. >> and several accusers are also not buying this change of and democrats many of them attacked and dismissed them in allegations two decades ago. >> is absolutely disgusting lara. this great epiphany that should have occurred 20 years ago, coming about now is - i should feel ecstatic about it but i don't. i feel very disappointed that they waited two decades to do this. >> president bill clinton's office has not responded to our request for comments. in a radio interview friday, hillary clinton said, she did not know exactly what gillibrand was trying to say

but argued that there needs to be investigations into the allegations against both president trump and alabama senator candidate roy moore. >> thank you garrett tenney. >> and tax reform victory has been celebrated but not all republican members are on board with the bill that passed this week. coming up next, we have one of 13 that voted no and why should care about the one big part of the bill that happens to be claimed by taxpayers in most states, not just the blue ones. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if

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tax reform as limitless head home for thanksgiving. the house celebrating their victory while we await a full senate vote after the holiday. but as caroline shively reports, republican senators may have a harder time getting the support they need.

>> the senate finance committee passed its version of tax reform late thursday night. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, says he will take it to the floor at the thank you. the big question, can you get it through? he needs almost everyone looking to do it. and today, is missing about six. but they are not solid no. -- bob corker, john mccain and jeff flake are considerable as the deficit. susan collins and rand paul also had major concern. no democrats are expected to vote yes. >> is certainly very confident that we will get this package passed and we love to get some democrats on board and support this historic piece of legislation. >> if you don't get democrats in the house has that pertain to the senate? >> there is always hope. >> was house and senate bills that the court protected from 35 to 20 percent. and give individuals tax cuts. the senate version also repeals the individual mandate of obamacare and census the

individual deductions. so who wins? quested taxes the court will be the rich people and high tax states. this a lot of benefits the new york economy of lowering the corporate rate. >> they want you to believe this trickle-down tax breaks to the rich will pay for themselves. it never has. -- they never have. >> the present was the bill in his desk by christmas. but it will be tight. >> thank you caroline, thank you! >> in the last hour we heard from one of the republican supporters of the house bill. but what about holdouts? joining is now we have one. this is known as one of 13 republicans that voted against the house bill. welcome. >> one of the big points for you and for those who voted no was the dumping of the tax-deductible state and local taxes. the limit would be $10,000.

there was a shock for a lot and they rely on that break. >> that was progress because original proposal was to fully eliminate the tax reduction coming up to $10,000. this progress for my area is not enough progress. as i run the numbers for whether it is a family or a single, different income levels, lower middle income, upper middle income, there are good things in this bill. unfortunately i have too many constituents that will not see the tax relief. we need to keep fighting for improvement to the bill as it goes through the process. i would love to be able to vote yes if we can get it right. but the way the bill is in current form i'm not going to raise taxes on the constituents. >> would you want them to try and completely keep the taxes if they call it like they did in 1986? >> i support fully keeping the state and local tax deduction. i am fully aware that one of the reasons the state and local tax deduction is as high as it is because state and local

taxes are as high as they are. we really do need all levels of government to work on tax relief. if we were to come off of this position of, where i would say, fully keep the same local tax deduction, others might say fully eliminate the state local tax deduction. i would say the best policy would be to have somewhat of a phaseout. waking state and local tax deduction for a period of time. you're not saying to andrew cuomo in albany or bill de blasio at city hall on christmas you have to fix this by new year's.because then i have constituents who will get stuck in the crosshairs. people that may not both of the governor in his election, certainly not for bill de blasio because you do not live in the city. he would have maybe four years for example. and that when you lower it - if you were to overcome that point, i want to see middle income americans, whether you're in the first congressional district of new

york,, mississippi, alabama, wisconsin or wherever your firm to see tax relief. if you phase it down, do not totally get rid of it, keep it for those people. >> will close mississippi and alabama taxes that you just mentioned, it they say why should we get hammered on this when new yorkers spend so much money albany, you have thousands of tax jurisdictions up there. you guys are spending all of this morning, this has been a break for the rich people. >> for one, i will say as i mentioned earlier, it is important for state and local governments to also be working on tax relief. but new york is not getting subsidized by the rest of the country. if you look at tax policy, spending policy, new york is a net contributor. reese and martha washington and we get back. i can think of examples with the first congressional district could i live in a town called brookhaven.

we have 2100 miles of roads. my entire congressional district has 21 miles of interstate. we painted a highway trust fund like everyone else. i'll give you another example. amtrak. the only two parts that are profitable are two lines. the proposition i get reinvested in infrastructure, they get used to subsidized train rides, in the middle of nowhere with no one on the train and other parts of the country. but we don't nitpick every area. >> i'm going to nitpick right now. i am nitpicking the republicans in texas, mississippi, alabama. those that voted for this on this one issue because the aps to study that says most taxpayers in most states, they actually do use this. this is what the associated press said today. most residents eventually see that federal tax bills rise. several states won by donald trump rank in the top there nationally. and in utah 35 percent of taxpayers claim the deduction for state and local taxes for the figure was 33 percent in

georgia and 31 percent in wisconsin. 35 states have at least one quarter of the taxpayers claim to deduction because of its widespread effect, debate over curtailing the deduction already is creeping into competitive 2018 elections. finally, that is a surprise. if you spoke with most members of congress, from other areas i bet they would say i did not realize that my constituents were taking advantage of this. their study was new york and connecticut and new jersey and california. >> there are some other states, their other congressional districts. you can going to a particular state and find one congressional district where this is a big issue. i know that i have colleagues who voted yes for the bill with the understanding that will be working on an improvement on the issue. but if you look at all 50 states and the impact of the personal income side and again, there are a lot of good things in the bill. but you look at the personal income side, it is california, new york, new jersey, maryland.

where as a state we are going to be paying more to help pay for deeper tax cuts elsewhere. as a near congressman, i have a problem with that. i would love to work with all of my colleagues to fix this to get it right so we are able to celebrate a win in all states. >> you may have a chance because once he gets the senate has to go to reconciliation and that is where you roll up your sleeves. congressman, -- a great national park country, as if you can, congressman lee zeldin. thank you. >> the company that runs the keystone pipeline says that there be more than 75 employees sent to the site of the spill were working around the clock, 210,000 gallons of oil has leaked out. because is under investigation.

>> thousand people have been taking the streets of zimbabwe demanded the resignation of the information president mugabe. the longtime african rulers under house arrest tonight. after the military took over his nation earlier in the week. this is a move that they say is not a -- >> this is an end of an era for zimbabwe. today people celebrated on the streets finally confident that the rule is over. they were calling for the president to formally step down. this is more party than a protester than they now think it is inevitable. now, people are simply happy to refrain from this authoritarian rule.the crowd also marched to the presidents residence,

previously unthinkable. mr. mugabe is not to still be as of the building but it is unclear how much longer he has said to be negotiating before his final exit from office. he did appear at a graduation ceremony on friday morning. this is the only time he has been seen in public since his crimes. and of course this effectively in sales when the military seized control last week and placed him under house arrest. the army denying that this was a coup but it was this action that forfeited the president the power. it is unclear exactly what comes next for zimbabwe after he leaves. it is not one possibility is reinstatement. >> a high-level chinese envoy is visiting north korea. could this be a game changer in the nuclear showdown with kim jong-un? we will talk with ambassador dennis ross next.

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obama. thank you for being with us ambassador. >> thank you. >> what can we expect from this visit? >> i would not have expectations too high right now. the chinese basically have been exerting semi-greater pressure on the north koreans. the most interesting things with kim jong-un has not been to china. that in itself is an indication that the chinese have kinda presented a cold shoulder to him. and so he is not been invited. i think what you're seeing now is your having a senior party official. not someone that transit is something that can begin a conversation with kim jong-un to see where they might be some room for maneuvering. i think is in readiness at this point to freeze his program

absence of some of the most by the united states. this will lead not so much a change in their position but probably, we will hear something more from the chinese about what they might be asking of us if we are to get them to exert even more pressure north korea. and if we are to get them at a minimum, to freeze the missile tests, to freeze anymore had tests and ensure that the program doesn't advance where it is right now. >> back here you are saying that what could come of this, in fact, china could turn around to the us and say we talked to this guy and now we need to ask you some questions. >> not so just questions is that they do basically allow, say this is what's going to take. if we are going to get them to at least stop the program, they are requesting because of the uncertainty they feel they are requesting that you stop your annual exercises with north koreans. we do not firebomb is as close to north korea as you have.

they will ask something of us. i am quite certain of that. it will not just be a case where china goes and visits kim jong-un and basically says to him, take this step or else. i dealt serious events what they will do. >> meanwhile, we know kim jong-un talks a lot of noise. it is his bluff more than his bite? i mean, would ever make the first strike? >> obviously would be suicidal for him to launch a nuclear strike. do i think that it is impossible? no. because even if it is not planned, you can end up with a conflict that takes place, not because either side is thinking about it or is desiring it or seeking it. you can have a conflict through inadvertence, you can have one through miscalculation. he also may feel once he has a nuclear armed icbm, he puts himself in a different position towards us. maybe he thinks we have to talk to him differently. maybe he also thinks that he is

freer to threaten the self because we, in a sense, walked away about whether or not he can launch icbms that can destroy american cities. so even if there isn't a plan, even if there isn't an instinct to launch a first strike, there are a lot of factors that could end up producing it which was one of the reasons why we really have a strong interest in ensuring that north korea doesn't acquire the ability to launch icbms that are nuclear armed at the united states. he also should understand he is playing with fire as well. this is where the chinese presumably could play the role of being a bridge. as i said, whenever someone plays that mediating role, is not that they insist and impose on one side. whenever they ask of the north koreans or whatever pressure they put on them, they will undoubtedly come back to us and seek something as well. >> before we go, you just laid out a lot of variables.

is there something that the trump administration defense department can do? or is there another diplomatic option that has not been presented thus far? >> i think that the critical diplomatic option that is not out there, but probably at some point, if diplomacy is to materialize and produce anything, at some point you have an interim step. a step that basically freezes the situation. which for us is important because it stops north korea from being able to have an icbm armed with a nuclear weapon. that will not be the end of the story. but it would be the first step to try and break the cycle and the path that we are on. >> ambassador, dennis ross, thank you much for your analysis and explanation. >> my pleasure. >> the latest battle. hundreds of protesters facing up against counter protesters.

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boston say. conservative groups are rallying on the boston common. the historic site. they were permitted a permit from the city for that. and guess what? hundreds of counter protesters showed up and clashed with the conservative groups. the rally happened after an early rally was cut off because of opposition. police arrested three people during the rally. six, five, four, three, two, one. left off! class on the third try, nassau successfully launched the new weather satellite from vandenberg air force base in california early this morning. two previous large attempts

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