thank you to my panel, thank all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here, next week. >> the russians are dominating the headlines this sunday following a guilty plea by the former national security advisor general michael flynn. he likes the fbi about conversations with the russian ambassador during a transition period before the inauguration. as part of the deal michael flynn has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel, robert mueller. now as miller ties up the heat, the president issuing a denial that he asked for james comey to stop investigating the national security advisor britt hello everyone i am eric shawn

and this is "americas news headquarters". >> the president tweeting again about michael flynn and the former fbi director. that he fights and that quote - i never asked james comey to stop investigating michael flynn. just fake news covering another james comey line. senator dianne feinstein, top democrat on the judiciary committee, says the presidents legal problems may be getting worse. >> i think what we were beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. >> garrett tenney live at the white house. >> the president has had a lot to say about michael flynn and the fbi over the last 48 hours really. but one of the tweets has landed him in hot water with congressional investigators. yesterday he posted this tweet in which he said, he fired general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. to some that look to be an

admission that the president lied to the fbi and then still then asked the then director of the fbi, james comey, to go easy on michael flynn. we now know that that treatment was written by the personal attorney wrote a long flowing social media director to post it on the presidents account. he told fox news he was simply paraphrasing and adding a statement i am out of the tweeting business. i do not mean to have fakeness. that is entirely correct but it is said i do not know why he lied. he did not need to. and while the white house is trying to downplay the significance of michael flynn cooperating with robert miller's investigation, today, lindsey graham said that michael flynn also that she has a key role in this investigation and bring it to a close. >> there is no evidence of collusion, no one has been charged with it. we found the one person who would know if it did exist.

so it won't be long before we understand one way or the other whether trauma people collude with russia because i can imagine it happening and michael flynn not know about it. >> we also learn more today about the fbi agent who was fired from special counsel robert mueller this summary of dissenting anti-trump messages to a colleague. the agent is a former deputy director of the fbi working on a number of highly political investigations including that of hillary clinton's private email server. fox news learned that the justice department's office of inspector general is now reviewing the cleansing investigation, the gentle rush investigation, the dossier and the justice department not contacted house investigators in congress to set a date for - to meet with them. >> thank you very much. eric? >> not to tax reform. after the senate passed the bill in the hours of yesterday

morning. tomorrow night at 6:30 pm is the next step. house will vote on taking his measure to a conference committee with the senate and then they will try to iron out differences between the bills. finally, send the final piece of legislation to the presidents desk. >> our tax code must be competitive with the rest of the world. when that happens, american companies will turn out more profits, more revenues to the government and will be able to deal with the national debt. >> what needs to be done to get this to the oval office by the presidents christmas deadline? caroline shively with more live from washington. >> hello. you need to time to get on the individual mandates. whether to make the personal tax cuts permanent and even whether we should have for tax brackets or seven. they'll have three weeks to do this. for the presidents delinking the senate and house version both of the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.

some republicans say just the promise of it has that the stock market on fire. once it is a done deal, that will inspire companies to hire more workers to raise wages. the democrats maintain just because you give a business a huge tax cut, does not mean it rolls onto workers. >> why not require these companies would actually invest some of the money and training the workforce? giving them skills they need to compete as opposed to what i am afraid that we will see the vast majority please come back and be our dividends. >> democrats and some colleges and high tax states like new york or california also complained about the illumination of state and local tax deductions and mortgage interest deductions that can raise taxes for the constituents. others in lower tax states if you do not like it, they say move. >> majority of the people hundred card subsidizing high tax states we watched a couple with two children making an

income exactly the same for the same couple with the same kids in california, why should that couple in iowa pay more federal income tax? that is been the case for the last 30 years. this corrects that to some degree. >> was is that this will be senate rule. there will be neutral. -- they hope that the features members of congress will renew the good health must make them permanent. >> we will see what they hammer out next week. >> it looks like the special senate election in alabama is going down to the wire with nine days until voters go to the polls to pick a replacement for attorney general, jeff sessions. republican candidate, roy moore, continues to deny sexual assault allegations from several women. a new poll shows him neck and neck with democrat, doug jones who spoke to supporters on friday. >> i did not fully appreciate

that we would be in this position when i started in may. i wanted to make sure people had a voice that had not had a voice in a while. alabama is at a crossroads. the contrast between me and roy moore could not be greater. >> brian is following this race from our new york bureau. >> you know, two weeks ago a fox news poll had democrat, doug jones, at eight points over the republican, roy moore. in a teenage sexual assault allegation. this week a brand-new washington post poll shows the two candidates are neck and neck. the survey shows doug jones has a slightly, 50 ã47 percent over judge roy moore. this is closed and within the margin of error of 4 and a half points. the poll also shows alabama voters are divided over whether or not they believe the sexual abuse allegations against roy moore while 35 percent believe the allegations, 37 percent say they are unsure, have no

opinion 28 percent said that they do not believe the women's allegations. meantime, today, roy moore attended the guiding light church outside of birmingham and an african-american church with a pastor that made it clear he is pro-life and anti-gay marriage. roy moore spoke for a few minutes but nothing campaign related and avoided questions from reporters after. the elections on december 12. just four days before election day, the president is hosting a rally in pensacola, florida. less than an hour right away from mobile, alabama and in the same media market as the race. the white house has been walking a tight rope with supporting roy moore committees allegations to the white house as the president would not campaign in alabama for roy moore. take a listen. >> hi, this is just six i am excited to invite you to an event in your area. a rally featuring president

donald trump on friday, december 8 at the pensacola center. >> a special rally no mention of roy moore in the call. meanwhile jones was and so my yesterday and today fish fry in tuscaloosa today. he is there now.he says he is not worried about the rally. earlier today mitch mcconnell, who has urged roy moore to drop out of the waste, seemed to accept that roy moore will not be doing so. >> i think we let the people of alabama decide one week from tuesday who they want to send to the senate and it will be just the matter appropriately. the ethics committee will have to come to matters that have been litigated in the campaign should that particular candidate win. >> obviously mitch mcconnell not a fan of roy moore. he says that he believes the woman accusing him of wrongdoing. >> thank you brian. >> and from hollywood hills the halls of congress to sexual harassment allegations have been hitting the rich and

powerful. meanwhile media movie personalities were probably fired after accusations of lewd behavior. as we know, not so with these guys, the accused politicians in washington. top democrats still calling on this man, michigan congressman, john conyers, to step down over mounting sexual harassment allegations against him.but he remains defiant. and now there's a bipartisan effort on capitol hill to try and make lawmakers accountable for their actions. ellison barber explains. >> so far, none of the lawmakers accused of sexual harassment or misconduct have lost their jobs on capitol hill. in the case of republican candidate, roy moore, the chance at a future job on capitol hill. majority leader, mitch mcconnell previously called on roy moore to drop out of the race today. he says alabama voters will decide. >> there has been a lot of discussion about it. they will make a decision a week from tuesday. the ethics committee will have

to consider the matters that have been litigated and the campaign. should that particular candidate win. >> would allegations of sexual misconduct came out against some of the private sector, many lost their jobs. the same cannot be said for the lawmakers. but all are accused of some form of sexual harassment. and making unwanted advances on a campaign staffer. and franklin corbin woman, conyers harassing former staffers, and forming a claim with taxpayer dollars. and in one case money came from the fund managed by the office of compliance. >> another all totals as his 1995, there have been 268 claims paid. we know the total is $17 million. how that breaks out with different types of complaints and settlements, we do not know. >> that is not the focus of the bipartisan legislation with the goal to end it and name people.

>> thank you. >> the search for a missing north carolina toddler to a tragic end. the county sheriff stivers found a body in a pre-last night believed to be the three-year-old mariah wood. there were waiting a positive identity. remains were discovered hours after police arrested her brothers or sorry her mother is living and working on multiple charges including concealing a death. >> meanwhile there has been a deadly hit and run a new york city peer police state appears to have been intentional. what they're sitting started it all. we have more in michael flynn' plea deal with special counsel, robert mueller and the russian investigation. but what about the senate probe of russian interference in last years election? >> i do not think the presence and anything to me on the

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>> one person dead and several others injured after violence erupted outside of a bar in the new york city bureau of queens.

please consider in the end angry over a parking lot got out of his car and stabbed two people early this morning. then got back in his car and mowed down a group of people on the sidewalk before driving off your police say they do have a suspect in custody. >> i just don't put out there that there is a scintilla of evidence that shows the president and the candidate, that was not part of the campaign. i never saw russian at trump tower never interacted with one. and i never interacted with one on email to request the campaign email on the russian investigation just days after michael flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi about his conversations with then russian investor. the plea is part of the deal that is now raising questions about who schedule you could potentially investigate next. congressman adam schiff, ranking democrat on house intelligence committee.

>> i think the fact that in his factual base for the plea, he sets out that he was not acting as a rogue agent. in fact, he was acting with the knowledge another direction in the transition team. i think probably all of which ultimately ended up in the administration is very significant. >> what does this mean? where is correspondent jeff mason joins us now. jeff, in a report, saying that the general plan was drafted by jared petitioner, to contact them why would this be significant? >> would be significant if it turns out to meet you because jared petitioner of course, is not someone that you can say that he left the administration after 24 days. he is his son-in-law also. so a very important figure in the white house.

also a very important figure in the campaign. >> others are saying of course, that this is the transition. that it is appropriate and responsible for members of the transition like michael flynn, two do this as a try and start to prepare the administration. have been covering the white house a long time.what is your view on that? >> i do not have a view on that. i think it will come down to what robert mueller determines was legal or not. as he said in the intro to this, part of that against flynn, that he pled guilty to suggest that he is being useful to the special counsel and he may have information to use against others either in the white house or who were part of the campaign. that is a question that we don't know. only robert mueller knows this. >> it could be the tip of the iceberg. that he pled guilty to this legend, low-level type action.

the others are saying that no, that is all i got, he doesn't have anything else. >> a lot of people are reading the tea leaves but all we can do is look at what has been done and look at the fact that others within the presidents orbit have spoken to the special counsel. and no doubt, may continue to do that. so there is more coming, no doubt. the white house has said that it is confident that this investigation will be wrapped up soon. i'm not sure where the confidence comes from but we certainly i think, can expect to see more coming up from the special counsel. >> it does not seem that it will be wrapping up soon at all. the president tweeted dated that he did not ask james comey to stop investigating michael flynn. it can get down to he said he said. do we know where this angle of the investigation is going and when it collides, what will happen? >> that is one of the open

questions. at what point does everyone move beyond what happened in the campaign to what happened in the white house and that includes with when michael flynn left. inquiry includes when he fired the then fbi director, james comey. what went into the decision and all of those things. i think what also seems to suggest investigation is not about to wrap up, but there is no way of knowing. but we do know is what they have done so far. and what that indicates about what robert mueller will perhaps do in the future. >> apparently something that may be part of this is that a resolution that the obama initiation abstained on by michael flynn recording mueller to get russia to vote no or delete the book. this morning, jared petitioner was at the transacts event.

the media mogul praised him. during the appearance john krishna says he does not appear to a lot of the stories. he's trying to focus on the work at hand. because a lot of this distraction.this is what particle he said today. >> i do not let it bother me. there are people who are good at dealing with the media. my focus is on the objective here we will serve the country and keep going. i am confident is that when our service is done we will look back and will not say there was a best story on this or that. we will look back and say do we spend every minute we could to push as hard as we could on the issues we care about to make as big an impact as possible. >> he says he is not letting it distract him but he has been up there with his hand being sworn in. >> indeed. i think it is interesting that he did that event today. jared christian is not someone that does a lot of public events like that. so it is interesting that he

did that. again, as we were saying earlier, he is a very important figure in the white house. though his portfolio has shrunk, he is deleting some very important pieces of the presidents policy. not the least of which is outreach to the middle east in an effort to reach some middle east peace deal. he remains an important figure in the white house and what happens with him, it will have a big impact on the white house in the presidents presidency going forward. >> he did express optimism that they will be able to get a peace deal. he talked about the team working on that and he also said d.c. is a different place. >> it certainly is! >> he is from new york and sees it that way. >> thank you. good to see you. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> knew legal action in a sexual assault case. this made national headlines way before the current wave of washington, hollywood and media allegations.

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woman. >> you remember brock turner case sparked outrage across the country and really put a spotlight on sexual assault on college campuses. the former stanford student and champions of was found guilty in march 2016. his attorneys are now arguing that his trial was quote - fundamentally unfair. most one third of their appeal focusing on just how drunk the victim was the night of the assault. two graduate students were on but the pattern is it is taking place. he was on top of the woman and they chased him down and held him until police arrived. turner face 14 years in prison but was only sentenced to six months in the county jail on probation. a decision that many found to be far too lenient. then the da releasing statement that doctor received a fair

trial. this will be upheld. nothing can turn back the sexual assault. and they have faced serious backlash including a recall effort that the judge tried to brock that in court but it was logical forward. so for the recall petition has 76,000 signatures. it needs and 90,000 to get on the ballot in june. >> thank you. >> i serve everybody that comes in, gay, straight, catholic, muslim, atheist. i welcome everyone into my shop. i just do not create case for every event. >> the very sentimental now on the docket in the highest courts in the land. the potential landmark case study five years ago when the man that you just heard, the owner of the masterpiece cake shop in suburban denver, refuses to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. saying, same-sex marriages

against his religious beliefs. jack phillips name says that forcing him to bake the cake would violate his freedom of expression and religion under the first amendment. but the couple that he turned down, david and charlie say refusing to serve them is simply illegal discrimination. the dispute has worked its way up to the supreme court which will hear arguments on tuesday and one of the most closely watched cases of its turn let's bring in our legal panel after former prosecutor robert check her now a defense attorney and rachel, a trial attorney. and robert, first on this one. is this case about religious freedom or civil rights? >> is more whether or not it is civil rights. because phillips is saying that his civil rights are being infringed by colorado's antidiscrimination laws and says that he wants to have a -- which is you cannot is going about someone's creed or sexual

orientation, etc. for the problem he is running into is that he never found out what the cake wanted to say. he told them within 20 seconds of meeting with them, i will not make a cake for you. i think that is where it is going to be an issue for him and being successful there. >> rachel, is this religious remorse civil rights? >> i think we need to look at this as a religious exception to civil rights. what they are trying to do is process and violate their civil rights by saying that this is against my religion. unfortunately i do not think that he has a leg to stand on here. because a market transaction has never been covered by free speech. and so, when he's not even find out what they wanted to put on the cake and within 20 seconds of meeting and said, i do not believe in what that is, i think that it runs afoul of the antidiscrimination laws in

colorado. and what it does is -- go-ahead. >> finished, i am sorry. >> what it does is, it causes a potentially dangerous president where people can say i don't deserve people who are a different color than me because of my religious beliefs. i do not want to prescribe birth control to this person because my religious beliefs. i do not want to give guys doing lgbt youth because of my religious beliefs. in our country we have made it clear it is not okay. and supreme court will decide that. >> okay robert, getting you back in here. colorado civil rights commission suit, the cake shop provided in the state antidiscrimination laws.now appeals with the high court. i ask you robert, while the antidiscrimination argument fly in the high court? >> no, i do not believe it is going to pay the antidiscrimination argument they will try to say is listen, they're violating my rights by

requiring me to adhere to the state law. however, the law is clear that says, if the law on the books apply equally to everyone at the same time and across the board, and individuals first amendment rights will not check for having that loft or not. so send this infringes on my freedom of speech, first amendment rights, my rights religion is not going to cause the entire legislation to be thrown out in colorado. >> rachel, talk about the president that can be set. >> hopefully the president will be that it is discrimination to not serve people based on sexual orientation. because then what that does is it sends it down a different path. if they rule in favor of the baker, what you potentially have is also a bigger who could decide that they think catholicism is wrong and is of the devil and that it is

sacrilegious to perform any type of catholic rights so they will not bake a first communion case. it leads you down a dangerous path of discrimination for the wrong reasons and while free speech is absolutely protected here, market transaction has never been considered to be free speech. we are not forcing this guy to bake a cake and write something on it that he does not believe in. we do not force that. we do not force t-shirt manufacturers to print t-shirts with messages they do not believe in. we have here is a man that within 20 seconds of meeting a couple, decided he was not going to serve them.that was based on their sexual orientation. which has been made in this country, and under colorado law, wrong. >> robert, what is the likely outcome? let's i do not think that mr. phillips will be successful here. i think it will be close. probably you look at the breakdown of the way the courts are situated right now in regards to everyone reading the tea leaves and who will go

which way. i think it will be close. more likely than not five ã four. the justice that has been all the decisions into the precedent in the supreme court when it comes to lgbt rights, i would expect him to have a big play here. >> you do not think that mr. phillips will be successful. >> i do not expect that. number. >> the cake shop owner? >> what does that mean rachel? proximity the people not be able to then start to counter service of particular goods and selling things and small businesses will not be able to discriminate against people based on sexual orientation. which would be a good thing in the right direction. >> rachel, robert, nice to see you both, thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> arabism sobering words from the presence of national suit security advisor. then after kim jong-un regime launched a powerful missile last week. now they're saying the young korean dictators trying to pull

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morning. and he talking about kim jong-un and what he's been up to continue to divide un security council and do missile tests. us officials say a blessing missile can hit the entire continental use as far as washington dc.so, as the young dictator becomes bolder, what can we get to really rein him in? rick join us, the former us ambassador to iraq and turkey, james jeffrey. welcome ambassador. i -- it seems that kim jong-un is trying to take us down. it is extortion. get out of south korea or will continue. >> what mcmaster said today is without doubt, the most important thing any viewers will hear or see today. or on most days. the reason is, most analysts in washington believe that the north koreans were developing this nuclear weapons, supposedly for defensive reasons. to keep us from attacking them as we attacked iraq, brought

down qaddafi in 2011. i never bought the theory. try to unify korea in 1950 by trying to going to the north. the chinese intervened. will not do anything like that again. what mcmaster is saying is, this is an offensive capability. he has a huge army. he has many ways to undercut south korea and even in japan. what keeps him at bay, the american deterrence military structure. if he can strike the nicest with nuclear weapons, even if we would destroy him in return, he feels we will not risk seattle for the korean capital of seoul. that is the danger here and this is an extraordinary danger at this point. >> you call this an extra in extraordinary danger. there are people everywhere, what is the prospect of that? >> if we try to use military force against him now, as he

said, it will be a horrific war. except this time he can use nuclear weapons in korea or japan. or, we can sit and let him dictate terms and eventually pushes him south korea and japan dissented, turned over to china. because china can bring him into china does not want to because china shares the same interest as north korea seen the united states security guarantee in the western pacific over taiwan, over japan, over the south china sea and over south korea, go away. that is china's goal as well and north korea serving it. >> you have a great point there. it is also being reinforced sadly, at the united nations. china and russia are both basically signing on with some of these resolutions, teaming up against us. i would like to play a soundbite of the russian ambassador to the end last wednesday for basically blaming us. this guy is blaming us for the

tensions because they want what kim jong-un wants. they want us to stop the joint military exercises with south korea as well as stop deploying the thaad missiles. >> is the way pyongyang interprets the extreme military action which takes the form of large-scale maneuvers and exercises by the united states and allies including sending strategic bombers, naval taskforces and carriers to the region. additional destabilizing factor in the region is wrapping up the territory of the republic of korea. elements of the american antimissile system, thaad. >> you just heard it. what is the chance of us not conducting these military exercises and there are some starting this coming week. they want us to curb them back. >> there is zero chance that we will give in to such outrageous

threats. there is no sane person, including in moscow or beijing, who believe that we have any intention of attacking north korea to conquer the place. the only reason we would use military force is to get north korea to stop its nuclear program. and we will move closer and closer to that of china, in particular, but also russia which has a border with north korea, does not act to cut back oil and other strategic materials that are keeping north korea "war machine" going. >> did not show any signs of doing that. nikki haley indicated at the meeting that 90 percent of the trade has been cut off with north korea. she's a 30 percent of the oil. one third, there still get into thirds and she also pointed out that in 2003, china did cut off the oil. an important victory to the negotiating table. so your predictions ambassador? do you think that china will shut off the spigot and will north korea go to the negotiating table or will they have a nuclear weapon?

>> the key thing is genitive because north korea has gone to the negotiating table 25 times in 25 years and we never get on anything. we need to do two things with china. first of all, mcmaster hasn't backed up his rhetoric with military action. the chinese have to believe we are serious about a possible military confrontation. or one can happen by accident. that means real steps, not flybys of airplanes. we need to reconsider the plot of tactical weapons from korea and naval vessels offshore. >> quickly, we say military action. what specifically do you mean by that? >> well, essentially making it clear that we will be willing to use tactical military weapons, tactical nuclear weapons and even a conventional conflict that we will fight for the peninsula. we have not taken any new action to reinforce the rhetoric coming out of washington. and thus, the chinese do not go under pressure. >> the prospects are horrific. the chinese have not stepped up

to the plate completely. the president has called for them to do that. and this crisis continues ambassador, thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. >> and of our signs on rhode island streets are not signaling a curve ahead with pedestrian crossing. it is stirring up quite a bit of controversy by listing the cost and completion dates for fixing the notoriously bad roads and bridges. we have more on that, coming up. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers

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bring some cool stadium video today but when things go boom we watch instructor go down. that is not what happened. this is the dome outside of detroit. the former home of the nfl detroit lions. it was slated for demolition. as you can see it had a controlled explosion. they did go off. it was really controlled due to a wiring issue, not much appeared to happen! it has been closed since 2011. it is still standing at this hour. maybe they will have to try again. >> roadsigns are usually for showing speed limits or how many miles to the next exit or gas dad. but in rhode island, signs that new building projects also include another set of numbers. the cost and completion date for each project.

rhode islanders with mixed feelings about it.douglas kennedy explains. >> we had the worst roads and bridges in the entire united states. we are 50th out of 50. >> when peter took over the rhode island department of transportation in 2015, he face infrastructure that was consistently rated the worst in the nation.but that was not the biggest problem. your biggest problem was he felt you lost the trust of rhode island residents to fix rhode island infrastructure. >> yes, we did. and rightfully so! at that time, 2 and a half years ago, made only 29 percent of our projects on time and on budget. >> projects, for instance, seemed to go on without end. it always seemed to cost more than planned. and the problem, transparency. which is why he mandated these signs on every bridge project in the state.

they list the cost, expected date of completion. they also reveal whether the project is on time and within budget. he also created a website, detailing information about every tablet works project in rhode island. not everyone is buying the apparent transparency in the signs. >> there ugly, it has been extremely expensive. >> this man filed requests to front of the cost to request this morning should be spent on fixing the roads and infrastructure. not on signs. >> so now ironically the signs ended up costing more than originally promised. and now they are taking money away from the actual infrastructure projects. what do you say to that? >> now, because accountability, we have 100 percent of our projects on time and on budget.

>> a complete turnaround that he attributes holding government accountable. in a state where a lot of roadwork still needs to be done. in providence rhode island, fox news. >> how about that? we send trillions of text messages a year all over the world. do you know what? it all began 25 years ago today when the first text was ever sent. it was a british engineer that typed on the computer and send it to his colleague on december 3, 1992. handset that back then can only receive, not send messages back and texting of course has gotten correction as mobile phones became popular in the 1990s for the first text said 25 years ago today read, merry christmas. how about that? not wanting, can you hear me? but that is good. >> if you missed two nights in supermoon, do not worry, there will be more chances to see it. get on your calendar.

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two more supermoon is january 1 and january 31. when it will be part of a lunar eclipse. >> we are back in one hour. [cheering and applause] greg: all right. according to cable news it was the worst political moment in history. >> i just want to thank you because you are very special and you were here long before any of us were here although we have a representative in congress said was here a long time ago and they call her pocahontas. greg: that is just beautiful but