>> new developments in the russian investigation. the president making his first public comments today. since his former national security advisor, michael flynn, pleaded guilty yesterday to lying to the fbi. he is the first current or former white house official charged with special counsel robert mueller scope of possible collusion between the trump associates and russia. hello everyone i am arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside of "americas news headquarters". >> hello. i am eric shawn.general flynn is also cooperating as you know with special counsel, robert mueller's investigation. during the conversation this morning with reporters, the president downplayed michael flynn plea saying that he is

accused of lying and otherwise did nothing more illegally and the president has constantly defended the general. francis is with the president said about him back in may. >> this man has served for many years. he is a general. he, in my opinion, a very good person. >> the president is now back in the white house after the fundraising trip to new york city. and garrett tenney is live at the white house. >> the president is expected to arrive any minute now back from his trip to new york city where he had some fundraising events. and he talked about the success of this senate passing taxi for me that was the win he was hanging his hat on. also between events that he tweeted i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. he has pled guilty to those. it is a shame because his

actions during the transition were lawful. there was nothing to hide. this morning as he was leaving the white house the president said that he is not concerned about michael flynn cooperating with special counsel robert mueller's investigation. >> no, i am not. what has been shown is no collision. no collision. there has been absolutely no collision. we are very happy. we will see what happens. thank you all very much! >> while the president is not concerned, the idea of you do not know we do not know. that is particularly true because unlike the other individuals have been charged in the investigation thus far, michael flynn was heavily involved in all three phases of the trump campaign, the transition as well as the first month of the administration. from that and from the court documents were filed yesterday, they show that more people in

the trunk transition team were aware of his meetings and the white house that they had previously suggested here that with the broad powers of the special investigation to investigate an issue that comes up in the course of the worker that has the white house a little on edge. depending on what he tells investigators, it could open up another number of doors. for his team and a number of issues for the white house going forward. >> thank you garrett. and on the north lawn you can hear the rotors of marine one landing in the south lawn. thank you. >> and with more on this now we have al weaver with the washington examiner. thank you for joining us. this is what we have for now, what is a level of this legal exposure? >> the big thing for michael

flynn, obviously paul manafort and george papadopoulos, as garrett tenney mentioned, michael flynn was about the many aspects of the trump scare. he was active in the campaign, active during transition and in the white house for almost a month. it will be hard for the trump white house to separate themselves from him as they try to with paul manafort and also with george papadopoulos. >> also know that michael flynn is cooperating, who else might be in robert mueller is crosshairs? >> someone mentioned during petitioner, talk obviously that case mcfarland, she was the one that helped push general michael flynn in the direction of talking to the russians. back in december with senator kislyak. i think those anesi will look at in the next couple of weeks. >> and mcfarland, the assistant if you will. so there was perhaps that perhaps there was a messenger.

as per robert mueller his mission, is collision on the back burner? and obstruction of justice on the front burner? >> i think we have to wait and see. obviously, the white house expects this to be wrapped up in the next couple of weeks. they say that the interviews by former director robert mueller, that they will be wrapping up soon. i think it will be wait and see approach right after the white house. definitely want to get what they can but you have the president out there today denying all accusations. of course he has been doing this for months. and throughout the last couple of months. i think that we will have to wait and see what happens in the next month or so. >> what you make of the presidents tweets? as he said, he is define what has come up so far in the investigation. does this help or hurt mr. trump and his top aides? >> ãit helps them. i'm also not sure that it hurts

at this point. i think one issue for the president right now is, looking at the testable days he had a big victory. tax reform. like in the senate last night to the wee hours of the night that was a big accomplishment. it hurts them in that it takes attention away from issues like this. he comes out and has a small margin of victory but they end up getting it done last night. that is really getting overshadowed by this news. i think it is something know how to deal with in the next couple of weeks. really overshadowed the one major legislative victory. >> going back to the timeline and timing of robert mueller' moves in this investigation, what does it say, the timing of everything? michael flynn is there now cooperating with him. you already have other high-level executives and aides from the campaign already having been charged and costs please. what is happening now in terms of the timeline? the timing of robert mueller's

investigation?>> obviously the white house think that this is wrapping up soon. one thing to note is that michael flynn and some made this point that michael flynn is the end all, be all for this investigation. he has been in the white house for a solid month. he has seen a lot of things. there's a lot of questions hinging on what he is seeing. what conversations was he a part of? what meetings was he and during the transition into the white house? i think those answers we want to see in the next couple of weeks and the coming months. >> as we stand right now, in what ways are things looking up for the president as it pertains to the rush approach? >> i'm not sure is looking up in many ways but one way you can look at that time of the presidents allies are making that there is no evidence of collusion yet. there -- if there will be at all. there were some attacks against immunity yesterday for saying that michael flynn maybe had some of the actions while he

was -- while trump was a candidate and transition. i think it is going to look at it. that there is no evidence of collusion yet and that is what the trump attackers keep looking at. when is this collision issue coming up? and it has not yet appeared and that is a good thing for the white house. >> washington political examiner -- thank you very much. crescent republicans give the president his first big legislative victory. as in the greatly anticipated tax reform bill. several last-minute changes. some even handwritten on the margins of the bill that russia was criticized by some democrats and the bill passed without one democratic vote. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, touted the results last night. >> i am totally convinced this is a revenue neutral bill.

actually a revenue producer that will get american moving again. >> more about what we can expect, caroline shively in washington. >> questions tonight, what is in it and what is next? what is in it, the basis of what we've been talking about. the gop held the permanent reduction of the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20 percent. they also pointed to allotted tenure customer individuals. this would add more than $1 trillion to the deficit of republican leaders say does not take into account the massive growth that it would unlace. but there are plenty of surprises in there that were added late last night. they had to shove them in there at the last minute to win over some republican holdouts. in the end, the measure passed without a single democrat. >> i would be delighted to gut and destroy this legislation. >> how high the stench is rising in this chamber as we debate the bill tonight. in my long career in politics,

i have not seen a more aggressive piece of legislation. >> not to the other question, what is next? a conference committee. with members of both chambers to try and blend the two bills together. the house is coming back a day early to get the process moving. >> my goal is to pick the best of the best ideas from the house and senate and in some ways find the third way.but work together starting next week as you know, the house is coming back early on monday. >> there are substantial differences to the senate version has seven tax brackets. and this job seductive for. and the mandate for insurance. plus as we pick apart the bill some of those surprises will likely get checked. >> they looking for the christmas deadline to get it all done. >> a crisis in disguise. many american airlines and flights will not be canceled after all.

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residents? she told people about the scheme and nobody reported any symptoms. she is in custody and due in court next week. american airlines says they have reached an agreement with the pilots to handle thousands of late december flights that were left without pilots due to a scheduling error. americans pilot unions at the airline the chimney pilots take vacation. >> hawaii tests nuclear warning sirens for the first time since the end of the cold war. some three decades ago. 385 sirens reportedly echoed across the island on friday. this is in response to north korea's nuclear test last week. >> and we have new information on north korea's missile launch. but for some this news can be a little comforting if we can get

any comfort from this at all. us officials as you know say the ballistic missile test by the regime of kim jung one last week. you have the potential to reach washington dc. but a senior us official now tells fox news that the missile was not able to safely reenter the earths atmosphere. another remains a major hurdle for the regime to apparently pull off any possible nuclear strikes so far so that could be good news. we have more on this from the london bureau. >> fox news has learned that a missile launched by north korea last tuesday may in fact have broken up on reentry to the earths atmosphere. the long-range missile was launched last tuesday and it appeared to demonstrate capability of hitting targets over 8000 miles away putting the us within range. the new information is significant because it indicates that despite the distance the missile travel, it may not be able to strike a long distance target if it cannot survive reentry. us allies in the region are now

searching for the wreckage to try and learn more about what happened. meanwhile, north korea has been holding mass celebrations to mark what it is claiming to be a successful missile launch. he says that the test was proven that could hit targets in the us but the latest information would question that. in hawaii, they are taking no chances though. it cold war era warning siren has been reactivated to prepare people there for a possible nuclear attack from north korea. hawaii is one of the closest us states north korea and has a large military presence which could make it a potential target. these fears come at a time when the north korean regime has continued its aggressive rhetoric in addition to the latest test launch claiming the us is begging for war. but the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, says it is the regime in pyongyang which is pushing for a military confrontation which she says the world does not want.and the un security council is due

to meet on december 15 to discuss north korea's weapons program and to help to find a peaceful solution to the ongoing crisis. eric? >> the greatest immediate threat to the united states and the world is the threat posed by the rogue regime in north korea and his continued efforts to develop a long-range nuclear capability. and so, it is immensely important that we work together with all of our allies, partners and everyone internationally to convince kim jong-un that the continued pursuit of these capabilities is a dead-end for him and his regime. >> that of course is national security advisor, hr mcmaster. in the last hour the national security forum in california. with his warning about the threat to kim jong-un. he echoes the emergency united nations security council meeting that was held here in new york a few days ago.

that is where the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, also made it clear to the world diplomats who bears responsibility for this continuing crisis. >> it never sought war with north korea and still today, we do not seek it. if ward does come, it will be because of continued acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday. and if war comes, make no mistake, the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. >> can kim jong-un be tamed? joining us we have jim watch, senior research associate at the mit security studies program in cambridge. jim, welcome. as you discern, nikki haley, but the blame bluntly and directly on kim jong-un.and she also called on nations around the globe to cut ties with north korea. is it even feasible or possible and you think china would go with it? >> it is a plea that we have heard many times before.

i think most countries have pretty much ended their relations with north korea. not entirely, but mostly. in part because of aggressive south korean diplomacy going out and visiting countries and trying to persuade them not to do trade with north korea. but 90 percent of north korea's trade is with china. and so that, you do not solve the problem without china and without south korea and the us all being on the same page. i do not know why this statement will be any different than any other statements that we have had for more than a decade. i do not expect that. >> you point to try to purely keep on talking about china. 90 percent of the oil in them not that off. they say they are supposed to cut up some banking, the corporations began north korean workers and tried to cut off the money. but at the meeting, ms. nikki haley also pointed to the oil and pointed out that in 2003, when china cut off the spigot of oil, that brought the north

koreans to the negotiating table. why don't they do that now? and do you think that would work? >> you are right eric. there was the incident where oil was cut off. there was some confusion. was it on purpose? was it because allegedly a break in a pipeline? we do not know. but the result was the same which was that they suffered a loss. there was in a spring, a spike in gasoline prices in pyongyang. it was reported and there was at least rumors that north korea or china had sort of tie and the spigot as it were to send a signal to north korea. but are they going to cut off all of the oil? no, they are not. if you cut off all supply of oil, to north korea, first of all the people are going to suffer the most. they are the poor citizens, the poor north koreans who are living at the margins. women and children who have food insecurity. they are the ones that will take it on the chin.

that could be a very ugly scene. china does not want that. so as you and i have discussed so many times before, it is trying to squeeze north korea enough to change behavior without squeezing it so much that it collapses and that balance has not been found. >> even the north koreans refuse to entertain one of china's envoys and then the envoy from china brought gifts to north korea and they were touting that. let me tell you something else about ambassador and what she said and get your reaction. let's listen. >> we are once again, at a time of reckoning. we have some options. first, we should continue to treat north korea's international pariah that it has become by taking it un rights and privileges away. including, the voting powers. second, we know the main driver of the nuclear production is oil. for sanctions, we have cut 90

percent of the trade and 30 percent of the oil. but the crude oil remains. >> there it is. kick north korea out of the un. do something with the oil and the third part is, enable blocking cargo ships and the un sanctions committee, they targeted for such ships and the investors as their 20 nations on this effort trying to do this. cannot try and strangle them? >> eric, the two of those introductions is perhaps more likely. there's just no way you know, i don't know that it has ever been done the un kicks out a country. i mean we had world war ii, we had a lot of awful things happen and no one has been kicked out of the un. i think it is highly unlikely. as an introduction, i think it is more likely. carson kressley predict and someone pulls out a gun and starts shooting. is that an incident that then

begins the escalation, some little thing happening that gets very serious very quickly that no one actually wants to have happen. because no one was to have an accidental war. there are some trade-offs here. they have to ask yourself, how much bang you get for the buck. if you stuck 20 more ships will that change things? there is no simple answer here. every choice that you have, has potential benefits. but i think we are pretty sensitive because in a case that involves nuclear weapons. >> i will point out that on behalf of red china, taiwan. they were dumped. the problem is the un is that they let anyone in.no matter who you are. dictatorship or certainly an enemy of your own people, you are still a member. >> and i do not think that will change. >> okay jim. it does not seem that this

crisis with north korea will change anytime soon. thank you. >> thank you. >> national security advisor, hr mcmaster talking at the reagan national defense form. you heard moments ago on north korea. mcmaster had a lot more to say about potential threats our nation faces. and an arrest warrant issued for the undocumented immigrants found not guilty of killing us citizen, kate steinle in the case that sparked the same tri-cities debate. what can happen to him now? >> i'm glad the jeff sessions is issued a warrant. they will get this right. the feds do a better job with prosecuting. that is why i do not like any of these cases like this in the state courts.

>> and just about one hour we are going to hear from cia director mike pompeo at the reagan national defense form. the annual event taking place at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. near los angeles. the national security advisor hr mcmaster just spoke. lucas? >> good afternoon. that is right. the national security advisor, hr mcmaster, just set there with our very own brett bear in california outside of los angeles at the reagan library. he said that with each missile launch, north korea gets closer and closer to being able to hit the united states.

>> what is clear is that every time he conducts a missile launch and nuclear test, he gets better. and whether it is a success or failure, is not as important as understanding that over the years, he has been learning from failures, improving and thereby, increasing the threat to all of us. >> has the potential of war in north korea increased since this latest launch? >> i think it is increasing every day. >> moments ago, a senior us official tells me north korea's warheads fired into space this week did not survive reentry into the earths atmosphere. a major technological advancement. but that did not happen. they are scouring the ocean for debris. while the missile flew higher than the space station, the longest and highest today, north korea still does not have the capability to hit the united states. of course that is a major

concern here at the defense form. the u.s. navy is short 41 warships and 90,000 sailors than it had on september 11, 2001 when the major focus right now is readiness of the us military. my colleagues are hosting a panel as we speak. earlier they spoke with the air force secretary who said, the us air force was to go to war with another country you should expect a lot of casualties. as 70 percent of the marine corps hornets cannot fly, after the air force bombers cannot fly. half of the air force jets overall cannot fly. the air force is also short 2000 pilots. the navy is short 50 percent of the f-18 hornets cannot fire an apparatus 542 jets that cannot fly. so jennifer griffin's panel is wrapping up and we will report the latest.

>> thank you lucas, eric? >> the study verdict thursday in the 2015 case. it said of the century city debate. this family of kate steinle trying to cope this week you're still seeking some sort of answers and closure if at all possible. the jury found josc garcia zarate who had been deported five times before apparently shooting and killing kate steinle he said it was an accident. the jury found not guilty of murder and convicted him only on a weapons charge. >> the verdict that came in today was not when we were hoping for. but i think it is unequivocal, both sides gave it their all. we cannot stress this enough. it really is about the family that have shown incredible results throughout the process and our hearts go out to them. >> but it is not opiate. it could be more legal action in the case. a federal judge has unsealed a

new warrant for the rest of jose garcia zarate. will carr is live in los angeles with more on this very disturbing case. >> the doj announced the twist in the case on friday issuing an arrest warrant for jose garcia zarate who had been deported five times for he fatally shot kate steinle in 2015. this week entering san francisco acquitted jose garcia zarate of the most serious charges he was facing. he was convicted for possessing a firearm and remains behind bars. his attorneys argued during the trial that shooting kate steinle was a freak accident. the president immediately criticized the verdict tweeting a disgraceful verdict in a case. no wonder people in our country are so angry with illegal immigration. and then the attorney general jeff sessions. >> it is time for this country to get its head on straight. these cities should not be protected criminal aliens. >> you may remember that jose garcia zarate was released from

the san francisco gel shortly before the shooting. despite the fact that there was a federal request to hold the seven-time felon deportation. after the verdict, city and state leaders maintained that san francisco will remain a sanctuary city. >> people have every right to criticize the jury verdict. to express those views. but what the president is doing is using this family and this communities horrible tragedy to fan the flame of hatred against immigrants. >> others are not as understanding this week. there are hashtags on twitter, boycott san francisco. >> thank you. >> nfl players putting their best foot forward this weekend. using their cleats to spread awareness about good causes. the founder of one such organization joins us next. plus, a mcdonald's manager is getting a big reward after helping police tracked down and accused serial killer in florida. >> let me be clear.

she will receive all $110,000. that was the reward that was put up. she will receive every penny of that. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

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identified as this man, donaldson. he is now facing first-degree murder charges. >> nfl players are putting their best foot forward this weekend. tj jones is among the players that wear their hearts and issues. to spread awareness about their favorite good causes. >> my cause, my cleats this week the foundation and supporting is -- and a partner with them due to the passing of my father from an aneurysm. this week the story behind my cleats is not to only support this foundation but to also honor my late father. >> joining us now, the founder and executive director of the foundation, todd crawford who happens to be lisa's husband. i am so happy to have you to share not only your story and lisa's story, your family story but, it is so helpful to so many others out there.

i want to start with you by, todd, you could just have a bad headache. how many times do we get bad headaches? how do we know the signs and symptoms of brain aneurysm? >> this is a very big problem. this is the silent killer in this country that affects up to 15 million americans and women targets women that are 50 percent more likely to develop one. and african-americans were almost 30 percent more likely. ruptures can be prevented if you recognize the warning signs and take quick action. and so some of the warning signs are the worst headache of life. a headache very unusual unlike any other way you feel like your head will explode. liberty from mike, extreme sharp pain above will behind one of your eyes. stiffnecked. there are other things. i direct you to learn more about the signs and symptoms by

visiting lisa foundation.org. >> and how important is getting to the emergency room cannot talk immediately? because if you get there soon enough, is there treatment and how likely is it to get a diagnosis? >> the lisa foundation is leading the way in raising awareness and creating education programs that educate the public. you can get treatment and the key is, time is of the essence. if you think you have one of these classic 20 signs you need to take action quickly and present yourself to an emergency room personnel. work on 9-1-1. because time is everything and if you do that, you can be very effectively treated. it is all about being diagnosed, allowing the experts, the medical professionals to take a look at the aneurysm and triaged you

and then you can, 10 diagnosed, there are treatment options and treatment before erector is very successful. >> that is good to hear because i do not think many people are aware of that. so that is exactly why you are bringing awareness to this very important subject matter and also, informing us because we don't know. i want to ask you if it is due to lifestyle? is this hereditary? or is it all of it? >> back to be honest, there is a lot of unknowns then there are nones about this. there is a lot of data. there is over 35 years and there are lifestyle issues and risk factors. smoking, hypertension, polycystic kidney disease. drug and alcohol abuse can contribute.

those are some of the biggest risk factors. that people need to pay attention to. lower your blood pressure and do the things you need to do to live a healthy lifestyle so that you are not one of those who put yourself unnecessarily at risk. kuester wife, lisa, was only 49 years old when she passed on march 28, 2015. anything special that you and your children will be doing this coming march on the 28th? >> you know, unfortunately, is a family, we celebrate a death anniversary every single year. and you go through the holidays and there is somebody that is not at the table. there are a lot of people like us who have gone through and experienced the exact same thing over the years. and if a foundation like this one had been around a couple of years ago to lead the charge like we are today, nationally, raising awareness, education

programs, educate the public, we have been credited with saving a lot of lives in the us and abroad over the last two years and we've barely scratched the surface. our job is to make sure that turning our heartbreak into helping others and make sure the other families do not celebrate anniversaries that we do. >> todd crawford, keep up the much important and much needed work and god bless you and your family. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you for this important work. my mother died of an aneurysm when i was 14 years old. she was the same age as lisa. my mother was waking up one morning. she was an actress on search for tomorrow on cbs. she fell back into bed. she said she had a headache and she died three days later in the hospital. please, the lisa foundation, very good work. they were both 49 years old when and aneurysm took their lives to soon. we will be right back.

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>> he pointed to areas of genital areas of his body and asked me to touch it. >> after that nancy pelosi called on conyers to resign. five women have accused al franken of plopping them. a number of house democrats work calling on him to step down but in the senate, top democrats are saying let the ethics investigation by out. in washington. i am ellison barber, fox news. >> thank you. it does not pay to cheat. that is a lesson one automaker learned. after so-called defeat device was found on millions of the cars to do health cheat on emissions standards leading to one of the costliest scandals in the auto industry. proctors correspondent, alecia has more. >> 11,000 vehicles worldwide. that is coming to the car

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lease terminations, emissions repairs and cash payments to customers. >> there was a big bottleneck in the buyback process. obviously everyone wanted to be the first request eventually is paid off for dave, who had a new car. >> i think they paid me. >> the dealer had to figure out how to keep affected customers happy. as volkswagen worked out details. volkswagen says it has taken hundreds of thousands of vehicles off the road in the last year alone. we found many spiraling lots across the country california colorado michigan and maryland. the company said quote - volkswagen is in the midst of the biggest transformation in our history. as we work to become a global leader in mobility and build a stronger and more transparent corporate culture. part of the change came with the resignation of the ceo. and criminal charges against eight executives. analysts say the image is improving. >> consumers are focused on one thing. that is monthly payment. >> this is as good of a case of making lemonade out of lemons

as i have seen. it might have been very expensive lemonade, but it tastes good! >> volkswagen is november sales out on friday, show a year to date increase of more than eight percent. but it is natural to see a bump after a decline in sales. >> we know that last night a lot of us were sleeping in the middle of the night, the senate was at work and they passed the massive tax bill. but this is not more work to come on capitol hill. coming up in the next hour, on the fox news channel will take a look at the senate and house as they come together to try and with tax reform forward. will it pass before the christmas deadline?

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>> republicans are one step closer to it could be huge legislatively. the senate passed the tax reform bill and a marathon overnight session. it still has a long way to go. the legislation heads to the other side of capitol hill. now we welcome you. >> arthel: but the senate and house passed their own version of the bill. now they need to come together and agree on a plan before you come forward. and potentially put it on the president's desk by christmas. >> that were going to conference

and something beautiful will come out of that. people will be very happy and get tremendous tax cuts and tax relief. that is what the country needs. >> arthel: caroline jones s from washington. let's talk about how the bill impacts the nation. >> it's a massive overhaul. permanently cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 3025%. official estimates as the bill will add $1 trillion to the deficit. republican leaders it doesn't take into account the growth. they're planning to the stock markets and anticipating tax reform. democrats say it's a scam that businesses and wealthy will benefit the most and many middle income families will get a tax increase after a decade.

plus they can plan that was just the part that they can re. parts are hammering in the middle of the night. >> here's the bill as it is written. here the modifications. i can read one word. can you tell me what that word is? >> republican senate plenty of time to review it and time for both sides to come together. mitch mcconnell this is what he said. >> the chairman can attest to multiple hearings, markets, open amendment process. everybody had plenty of opportunity to see the measure. you complain about process when you are losing. that is what you heard on the for tonight. >> 'was a republican not to nest. no democrats voted for. >> arthel: how do the house and senate reconcile it? >> they can get a committee of both chambers.

>> my goes to pick the best of the best of the house. and somehow find the third way. together starting next week. the house is coming back on monday. >> there substantial differences. there's seven brackets in the house and for in the senate. president trump is given a deadline of christmas and that will be tight. >> arthel: thank you. >> eric: abc news announcing reporter brian ross will be suspended for four weeks without pay over the fox exclusive about michael flynn that aired on friday. they reported then candidate donald trump tractors went to contact the russians during the election campaign. abc news later in the day clarified the report saying it was that during the election campaign.

it occurred during the transition, after the election. the first report in the early afternoon from an anonymous source caused the dow to drop 350 points. in the meantime, president trump is making his first public comments about general plans guilty plea. he said he's not concerned that plan is cooperating. mr. trump saying that there is no collusion nor has there ever been with russia. garrett is live at the white house with more. >> tax reform and michael flynn the top of mine. he did not respond to questions about either of those. this morning as heading to new york city, he told reporters he is not concerned with michael flynn cooperating with special counsel, robert mueller. >> no, i'm not. what has been shown is no

collusion. there has been absolutely no collusion. we are very happy. see what happens. thank you very much. >> he took to twitter to ' , i had to fire general flynn because he like to the vice president and fbi. he played guilty to those lies. it is a shame. his actions during the transition were lawful. there's nothing to hide. in the white house trying to distance themselves from michael flynn. the play down or diminish the role that he played in the early days of the administration. the president's attorney also downplayed the significance of michael flynn pleading guilty to the fbi. he tried to cassi cast a silver lining. saying nothing about the guilty plea shows anything.

the special counsel is moving without deliberate speed and clears the way for a prompt and reasonable conclusion. the white house is facing new questions. the documents reveal more people were aware of his time with the russian ambassador. according to the documents, plan told investigators at least two trump transition members were about. the associated press reports one of those people was the son-in-law and advisor, jared kushner. the top democrat said he would like kushner and other campaign officials to return to the committee to answer additional questions. >> arthel: mi to read this?

>> eric: abc news is just getting the same. they say in terms of the brian ross story, he has been suspended the without pay temporarily. abc news sanko, we deeply regret and apologize for the air we made yesterday. the reporting we made with ross had not been fully vetted. abc news says they will be going through this. bbrian ross has been suspended due to the erroneous report. >> arthel: we are waiting room are some cia director, mike pompeo in california. lawmakers and national security leaders gathered to discuss the threat from abroad facing our nation. lucas is live with more.

>> there could be major potential developments in the next 20 minutes ncaa tractor, mike pompeo sits down with threat, will carry it live. that's pompeo possibly replacing rex tillerson. just moments earlier hr mcmaster, the national security advisor said down and have breaking news about north korea saying these north korean missiles plan closer than i've ever and have the potential to went to hit the united states. >> what is clear is that every time he conducts a missile launch a nuclear test he gets better. whether it is a success or failure is not as important as understanding that over the years he has been learning from failures and improving. thereby increasing his threat. >> has the potential for two north korea increases this latest launch?

>> i think it is increasing every day. >> it the north korea war had fired into space this week to not survive reentry at the earth's atmosphere. allies are scouring the ocean for debris. ten times higher than the orbit international space station. the longest and highest missile test. north korea still has not proven it can hit the united states. a major concern at the reagan library is the crisis facing the u.s. military and how to deal north korea. the navy has will up your ships and 90000 fewer sailors than it did on september 11, 2001. 70% of the record and helicopters cannot fly. half of the navy's 500 super hornets cannot fly. 2% of the b1 a nuclear capability to bombers are grounded. the versus nearly 2000, short. the army is at its lowest level

in 30 years. today we interviewed the secretary the air force. jennifer said of course had to go to war, more pilots can expect to be killed because of the state of the u.s. military. she hosted a panel on the military and the crisis facing it. one television set of the u.s. had to go to war with china and russia today, it may lose. >> arthel: those are shocking stats. we are awaiting remarks from mike pompeo. we'll come back to you in those remarks begin. >> arthel: those social north carolina tether has taken a turn for the worse. they believe 3-year-old mariah woods is dead. authorities have arrested her mother's live-in boyfriend and charged him in connection with the disappearance. here's more in this. >> about two hours ago the

sheriff's office and fbi said the investigation into mariah woods disappearance is being treated as a murder case. >> sadly, it was too late to save mariah the moment the 911 call came in. we must continue to protect and investigate. the focus of this investigation has changed from a missing child to homicide case. >> because mcchrystal reported her daughter missing monday morning. she last saw mariah what she put her to bed on sunday night. the fbi is asking business owners and homeowners near southwest creek ridge and highway 53 in the highway area to turn over surveillance video from sunday, november 26 and monday, november 27. the fbi wants to look at the footage to determine if it has any investigative value including game hunting footage.

they arrested earl, the mother's boyfriend who lived in the home. they face five charges in connection with the girls death including concealing the death. according to the arrest he secretly disposed of the dead child's body, nor she die from unnatural causes. he acted with intent to deceive and fraud investigators. he has not been charged with murder, not yet. more charges could be filed against him soon. there are many questions, how did she die? who killed her? what evidence was found that makes them now know she instead? the girls biological father who is in the custody battle has criticized the mother's version of the events from the get-go. he never believed his daughter was abducted.

please believe this 3-year-old is dead. >> arthel: a deadly accident after a truck slammed into a tollbooth on a major bridge. details coming up. plus, questions remain after mike flynn's guilty plea in the mueller probe. >> only other probably believably that you could clue to win an election and make contact with your fellow commuters after he won the election

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>> arthel: deadly incident onth, after a rented trunk truck slammed into a tollbooth. the driver and passenger sustained major injuries. several lanes are closed. the cause is under investigation. >> 's michael flynn has played guilty to lying to the fbi about the russian investigation. the prosecutor say that flynn is cooperating with the russian investigation. meanwhile, president trump declared there was no collusion between the russians in his

campaign. he said that he had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. he has pled guilty to the lies. it's a shame because his actions during the transition were lawful. there was nothing to hide. when you make of this? stephen joins us from the university law professor. welcome. this tweet some people are making a big thing out of it saying the president may have known his eye to the fbi. he already said he knew that and lied to the vice president. that's why he fired him. >> is certainly what he claims. maybe that is true. the larger problem for president trump is given that there are so many more charges that flynn could have been slapped with, the fact that he got such a late charge, that means that must be

the case that molly thinks that only a sling cooperating but he has very valuable information to provide. they can't be good news for trump. >> he says well initial reporting is looking at the guilty plea is a major breakthrough, the potential campaign collusion with the regime, i suspect the opposite is true. when the prosecutor has an accomplice, the cooperator is made to feel guilty. that is not happening here. for part of the basis of occlusion case arising out of the meddling the plan will not be pleaded guilty to a process crime, what about that? is this just the tip of the iceberg or much to do about nothing getting flynn on this one charge versus something

that's bigger? >> we won't know until later on. i will take issue with the analysis. this is not an ordinary prosecution. maybe that mr. mueller wants to keep his cards close to his desk and hold off on revealing too much about what he knows. because he wants others to come forward and cooperate. given their 70 charges he could've used in these relatively minor charge, it suggests that mueller must think flynn has useful information. i do think that significant. for the first time the scandal is inside the white house. someone relatively close to the president involved. sanders can no longer say was a low-level person or it didn't relate to the trump administration with respect to

manafort and gates. i think it's a bit of a game changer. >> eric: others are saying it's after the transition. the president have been elected of and was being directed or taken it upon himself to reach out to foreign leaders sink sure was involved in others and it was part of the transition team reaching out. let me tell you what -- >> i want to agree with you. you making a good point. we don't yet have any smoking gun evidence that ties it to something going on in the campaign with respect to mr. flynn. if that information comes forward it could be another thing. right now no evidence involving mr. trump personally with the russians. more information about stuff

happening with the campaign opposed to the transition time. we do have information about other contacts, trump junior and jared kushner. there is one missing piece, will that information be coming for? we don't know. >> in february he said his job is to work with the russians as part of the transition team. let me tell what he said of the beer 16th. >> you say whether you are aware that anyone who advised your campaign had contact with russia during the election? >> general flynn was dealing, that's one. but as he should have been. >> during the election? >> nobody i know of. >> how many times have to answer this question.

russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with russia. haven't made a phone call to russia in years. >> is that a violation of the act under the 1799 more is it legitimate to talk to foreign leaders before you take office? >> and maybe both. might be a violation of the local and at, he was actively engaging with diplomacy with a foreign power. with at least one respect it was against the policy of the american government at the time. there is maybe some grounds for objection. the larger point that it would not be unusual for an incoming administration to want to have communication with for leaders is true.

depend on the details. what exactly was happening during the campaign itself. the president just made a flat and i'll he was not aware of contacts. we further contacts with others like paul manafort and jerry krisher. the question is what are the president know? >> arthel: you might be referring to the donald trump meeting. there's a lot here to unpack and certainly the investigation will continue. in 20 minutes we are former israeli ambassador to talk about the resolution at israel. that we trump wanted to delay or veto.

thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> arthel: moments from now, cia director, like pam pao will address the reagan national defense form. that will sit down with him. a former white house chief of staff to talk about keeping the usa. plus, the senate passes a tax bill. now, both chambers must come together to reconcile differences. highlighting the importance of hammering out a deal. >> we want to make sure our taxpayers keep more what they are. it is harder in states where they brutalize families and businesses with high taxes. were determined to try to provide that relief. i think we can improve in those areas. ♪ what i want, you've got,

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>> arthel: pope francis has been present bangladesh. the final stop on the asia trip. when he visited the country of -- last week he did not mention the part of russian refugees. pope francis asked for forgiveness, referring to the muslim refugees who called miramar home. they met with orphans at the mother teresa house. >> arthel: good news for travelers. american airlines may have had to cancel 18000 flights. well, they have reached a deal with the pilots union. to make sure the flights this month will operate normally.

with scheduling problem allowed to many pilots to request vacation. they expect to find more than 200,000 flights in december. how would you feel if you showed up at the airport and they said you have an airplane but nobody to fight? what you do? >> arthel: you don't want it encourage any outbreak at the airport, but you would understand. tempers which were a people go off the rails. is going to be good for everybody. everybody will have a chance to go for they want to visit. the pilots will be getting time and a half in extra something for now working. >> counterpart pay for somehow. they do have a our situation. one time i was on the right and the pilots had to leave because

they're over there time. >> arthel: regret that you made it. we will get back on. that moderate a panel from defense in simi valley. let's go live now to the reagan national defense forum. >> former cia director and white house chief of staff, leon panetta. before we begin to have questions from the audience at the end of the session. you can ask them by going to the our ndf app should be on screen, twitter is # our ndf and will take some of the questions from

their at the end of the session. i will hear from you. i was told ahead the opportunity to ask anything. >> to forget, you have two italians. so, let me start with this. if you were secretary of state the trump administration, how would you handle. >> my former friend for a pair -- >> understand what the president tweeted that any sort the pleasure of the president, have you had talks about another job? >> ever focused on doing what i'm doing. these to say this is all about,

i'm incredibly focused. there is a lot of work to do. privilege to do this for ten months and serve with the finest espionage service in the world. >> western opening set the table with the state of the world, the title of this is impacting defense outside the pentagon. give your sense of where things stand. >> thank you for coming. it's great to be here. i called other than living former directors and he reminded me last time we met here's a witness at the -- hearing. [laughter] 's great to be here again. one thing i get asked often, what surprised me when i became

director, i have some experience tested secretary meta- serving with the met member of congress. it's what we do and how we informed the department of defense and how we provide the parts working alongside her partners. certainly delivering information that we have gone so they can perform their function to make good decisions. the cycle comes back that dod has good information on the ground that future intelligence. there's places where there's dod forces working hand-in-hand. we cannot too much of what we do with our commitment from secretary mattis in the secretary of defense. >> iso want to thank the reagan library for davis forum. a lot of distinguished speakers

and great people in the audience. i have a lot of former colleagues cia and is where the music the experience to make about, i understand that. [laughter] i also want to pay tribute hr mcmaster. he presented some excellent points at lunch with regards to the strategy and thinks we have to look at in today's world. looking at a world, at least in my experience i have not seen this many flashpoints in the world, probably since world war ii. when you consider providing a warrant terrorism. you have failed states of the middle east, redoing with iran and north korea in russia, dealing with the battlefield of

the future which is cyber. also the potential for a cyber attack that could paralyze the country. the reality is, you cannot deal's crisis a good intelligence. that is the bottom line. if you don't have good intelligence you cannot conduct effective military operations, and you cannot implement effective diplomatic resolutions. you need to know what you're talking about. you need to know what you will see in trying to implement the mission. intelligence is critical. were living in a time where intelligence is absolutely critical. also the relationship between intelligence and the military.

that partnership is important. prior to 9/11 i think it was more stovepipe. everybody did their own thing. after 9/11 there's a recognition that you have to work together as a partnership. we about the strong partnership between the intelligence of the military. have to work together. we provide intelligence on targets, the military goes after those i'm sure they're continuing to do the same thing. probably by in my experience of watching that relationship work was on the bin laden operation. we put together the intelligence, did the backup work renewal in order to conduct the operation we needed the seals to do that. they did it based on our

intelligence. that is a good example of the partnership will be essential but please flashpoints. >> cricket specific, but can explain how you are ramping up operations against terrorism? >> i inherited an organization but at this for a long time. fifteen plus years after 9/11. the counterterrorism machine was in place. no doubt about that. that has changed. we were in front of terrorists in syria and iraq which is what we had seen before. so we had to change to reflect that. similar to partners can continue to take down terrorists.

the president made a decision that is not a permanent one, but to commit to be in their the way that will not give them the ability of the battlefield. so that is incredibly important. >> you mentioned afghanistan. the president has committed more troops there. low pressure is to get pakistan to move off the ball. how to do that effectively. we continue strikes inside pakistan? how do you move that? >> you begin by seeking their assistance. secretary -- mattis will deliver the message that says we will love you to do that.

that safe haven has worked to the detriment of our capacity to do it we needed to do. and that absence will do what we can. >> secretary, you don't that as director and secretary of defense. i was talking to secretary schultz earlier. it is great to have you here sir. [applause] he was talking about how afghanistan is treated as a country. in reality, it is controlled by

these warlords in different pockets. talk about the challenge of dealing with a place like afghanistan. after all these years longest war we've had. >> it is one hell of a challenge. frankly, that is the reason we're still there and still fighting. it's not easy. >> arthel: okay, were going to come out of that discussion there taken place at the reagan library in california. cia director, mike pompeo, leon panetta, among the defense leaders talking with threadbare, the threat facing our nation from abroad. will stream the entire discussion on fox news.com. you can go there to watch it. >> eric: quite an interesting event. meanwhile, michael flynn he puts a new focus on israel. vote in which they abstain from an israeli issue, different and really try to lobby the russians? what about me the controversy in america's closest ally? we'll take a look in the moment.

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>> eric: michael flynn's guilty plea on the question investigation yesterday. there's renewed attention on a resolution regarding israel. document said a senior member of the trump transition team directed them to contact for governments including russia, to help delay the un vote. the report say the official was on jared kushner. but they say kushner was not beneficial. you may recall the obama administration spark controversy by abstaining on that boat. the trump transition team wanted to delay or have russia said

with israel and vote no. what does this mean? let's talk to daniel who is a fox news contributor. marketing insight on the trump transition team. what does it mean that flynn tried to change the obama administration? >> it's not for me to comment on the legality of what michael flynn did. i hope it was legal. i know it was right. so bargain he should get a medal. his many metals, that would be another significant one for doing the right thing. >> eric: why is that? because of try not to have an extension of that? >> you must ask why was he asked to lobby the russian ambassador

is so contradictory to the u.s. investor? this because u.s. ambassador to the un was about to commit what i believe the shameful acts revoked in u.s., urine history. u.s. was going to abstain and something in the situation but the closest ally in the world such as the middle east. what michael flynn did was try to get other countries, especially russia to try to delay the vote. it was delayed by one day by the egyptians who originally sponsored it. they realized it was the wrong thing to do. then, power with collusion between the united states and

other countries, if michael flynn tried to get the russians to be to it or delay it, i think he did the right thing. who's trying to save not just israel but the united states from a very shameful. >> eric: i apologize were out of time because of breaking news. some said anybody who lobbies diplomats. >> everybody tries to get in on the act, he thought it was the right thing to do it better be within two weeks they wanted to

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>> a disturbing case of vermont. a 70-year-old woman plan to injure herself using the poison ricin and tested a residence in a retirement home, put in the in the food and beverages. she told them about this game but nobody reported symptoms. she's in custody and due in court next week. >> eric: source film will be out in chewbacca will be taken a break from the force and give the police force a try. >> referring to from yesterday, jamie, you get to work. >> did you say the rookie? >> the fort worth police department posting this, chewbacca, and training with

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