french teacher at the moment. >> dana: we will put it out there. where she's ships thank you for joining us. i will see you on "the five" >> lawmakers are on break, but no vacation from the impeachment fight, the house speaker nancy pelosi says the trial can't go forward until she hears how the senate will hold it, but the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that's absurd. also, we see witnesses after the trial after all? plus, the christian controversy, how evangelicals are taking sides after a religious magazine called for president trump to get the boot. i am mike emanuel in washington, fox news reporting begins right now. how reporting begins with impeachment in a deadlock on the house speaker nancy pelosi doubling down the withholding articles of impeachment until

she knows what sort of trial the senate will conduct. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling that absurd. the trial will be a sham unless key white house officials testify in the trump administration turns over email documents and other crucial evidence. he had not ruled out having witnesses on the trial revealed they were in order to freeze on military aid to ukraine less than two hours after president trump's july 25th phone call with ukrainian president during which he asked the foreign leader to investigate his political rival joe biden. president trump has said the call was perfect and he's done nothing wrong. which edson reporting live near the presidents resort. >> the president is beginning his first of a couple of weeks here in florida as the process on his impeachment trial is ongoing in washington and around the country.

they want witnesses at any trial the president has in the senate. they are also criticizing republicans, they need to be fair and impartial in conducting any trial in the senate. this morning, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell address that. >> do you think chuck schumer is impartial? do you think elizabeth warren's impartial? bernie sanders is impartial? bets with the charade, this is a political exercise. all i am asking of humor is that we treat trump the same way we treated clinton. >> senate minority leader chuck schumer wrote to all senators today renewing his calls for more information from the administration about withholding of aid from ukraine. it would be to turn a willfully blind eye to the fact that it would be at odds with the obligation of senators to do impartial justice according to the oath we will all take at the

impeachment trial." mcconnell already rejected schumer's request to have a couple of witnesses they are including the white house budget director and the former national security advisor john bolton. >> mike: that struggle continues, we are learning more about the timeline about the white house withholding aid from ukraine. >> we've gotten some more documents, they filed a freedom of information act request that includes an email that came in from a white house budget official to the pentagon that came about 90 minutes after that july 25th phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine, and they are talking about the white house budget official the withholding of aid to reach ukraine. the white house administration says the phone call between president trump and president zelensky that that had nothing to do with the aid halt and that it was announced internally within the administration the week before. but democrats still want that white house budget official to testify and appear and be under oath for that.

>> mike: switching topics, and evangelical magazine is now defending its editorial calling for further removal of president trump. >> that's right, christianity today wrote a piece that saying that trump should be impeached and removed from office, since then, the president and ceo says the magazine has received letters of encouragement, countless feelings of that but also many firm readers who feel incensed and insulted over the magazine for that opposition piece that he writes "we hold fast to our view that the wholehearted evangelical embrace of trump has been an enormously costly. but we are committed to our conversation with the men and women of good faith to believe otherwise. he already said the president is a symptom of the over politicized asian have the american church that began before president trump took office. >> mike: rich edson leading us

off in west palm, thanks a lot. let's bring our panel, former chief staff and mike lee of utah and adam green cofounder of the progressive change campaign committee. great to have you. so you heard they are in the set at peace with the rich, mcconnell saying they all have an hour or a d next to their names but is this impartiality argument overblown? >> let's get a key fact on the table, anyone who considers themselves an american or a patriot and loves the constitution whether republican or democrat needs to stand behind the constitution and wants a real trial and accountability. mitch mcconnell is right that this is political but he is wrong in saying it's about him writes about bernie or elizabeth or anyone else, it is not about insider politicians, it is about the american people and do they deserve to see the facts here it was different between this and the clinton years is in the clinton years, all the facts

around the table, there was a year-long report, everyone agreed the facts were there and the only question was there should be removal for the white house has been covering up facts and denying congress and the american people a chance to give those who are in the room and know what's going on in the american people deserve to see it and frankly i think a lot of republican senators want to see it as well and he does not have 51 votes to maintain his current position. >> mike: i want to put on the screen a tweet from speaker nancy pelosi today for he says the house cannot use our impeachment managers until we know what sort of trial the senate will conduct. president trump blocked his own witnesses and documents from the house and from the american people on the phony complaints about the house process. what is his excuse now, your reaction to speaker pelosi in your reaction to the comments you heard there from adam. >> i agree in terms of the american people are the ones who should be front and center in this whole thing, which made it a little curious that the house was in such a rush that they had to get things done immediately,

that everything had to be done in a rushed manner because they didn't do all of their homework and they obviously didn't get everything that they should get to. now the talking points are all about a stalemate and there isn't a stalemate, just simply that nancy pelosi has the articles of impeachment which have been voted on and just needs to send them over. there is nowhere in the constitution that adam is referring to that tells the senate how to conduct the trial, so the house can't tell the senate how to do it. would be like a grand jury saying we have everything to indict this person but we are not going to send over our grand jury report until the judge agrees to do the trial the way we wanted to be done. so that's a little bit of a challenge for everyone and i think the political ramifications are pretty steep for both sides. every day that nancy pelosi continues to be the face, the voice, and the vision of the democratic party is really tough for those who are running for president to be the nominee of the democratic party. because they don't have a vision

or any oxygen in the room and that is not forward moving. they've got to make sure they stay on the message of 76% of americans think economy is doing well, chances for them to live their version of the american dream. so a lot of this is the fake fight and false choice that we regularly see in washington, look at the trial done and move on with the business of the american people. >> mike: leader mcconnell says both he and leader schumer voted for the impeachment model. >> we had a procedure that was approved 100-0 to go through the opening argument to have a written question and then based upon that deciding what witnesses to call. we haven't ruled out witnesses, we've said let's handle this case just like we did with president clinton. fair is fair.

>> mike: why should it be different this time? >> i appreciate his appeal for intellectual consistency but he has been intellectually dishonest about the situation. as i said before, and the bill clinton situation, all the facts were on the table. a ken starr, the special prosecutor had done his homework and all the facts were there and therefore they could agree on certain ground rules. there has been an active cover-up aided and abetted by republicans in congress but spearheaded by the trump administration to prohibit those who are in the room and could give the american people the facts they need those facts. and mitch mcconnell is just aiding and abetting a cover-up. i think there is no one right or one wrong way of doing impeachment that we can all agree that impeachment is envisioned in the constitution, they didn't want a sham trial, they wanted a real trial. the american people should have all the facts at their disposal and should not be aiding and abetting the white house prohibiting a cover-up -- as

part of a cover-up. >> mike: let me play for you what chuck schumer said yesterday. >> senator mcconnell and president trump have come up with no good reason why there shouldn't be witnesses, why they shouldn't be documents. we don't know what the witnesses will say, we don't know what the documents will read, they might exonerate president trump. or they might further incriminate him. but the truth should come out on something as important as impeachment. >> mike: your thoughts on what leader schumer had to say they are in any reaction to some of the stuff that adam has been saying? >> so we should do what mr. schumer says we should do and that is let's go through and let's start the trial, let's have opening arguments, get things going and let the senate decide then, not now and whether there should be witnesses for a need for additional evidence in there. the challenge on both sides of this is that both democrats and

republicans have raised tens of millions of dollars off of impeachment as a campaign wedge issue. that's a real challenge. >> why shouldn't those who were in the room be there testifying? what is the intellectually honest answer to that question? >> did they do a lousy job laying it out? why do you have to have a whole new trial? >> it is not the responsibility of the republicans and ascended to clean up the mess the democrats created in the house by not getting the evidence, not going through the due diligence process to get those to testify to work it through the coats as they are supposed to, it takes time to go through all of those processes and because they were in such a rush to get to the articles of impeachment even so that nancy pelosi asked for the articles to be drawn up before any of the information had been handed over to the managers in the house judiciary committee,

there's a little bit of a rush here in a little bit of a false argument that is being made here. >> the courts would take forever, and you know that was part of an intentional stonewalling strategy. could have taken a year, two years. i could have been know that. that is the argument. a big reason that they couldn't proceed with those witnesses is the trump administration prohibited them from showing up. >> they should go through the process and get it done, do it right. >> mike: we have to leave it there, thanks a lot. we are keeping a close eye on north koreans after they warned of a christmas gift to america and a new satellite image reportedly reveals something interesting in a military factory. for all the journalists of fox news, this is fox news reporting. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

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24 hours or so. shows increased activity, increased building at a plant, a factory associated with the support of launching of some of the most dangerous intercon's intercontinental ballistic missiles. it's been kind of a self-imposed moratorium that north korea is observing while it has been talking with the u.s., they are not really talking anymore and so now the threat as you mentioned that it could be a christmas gift for the united states unless the u.s. comes through with some kind of offer that john young lakes over the weekend. reportedly met with top military officials according to state media, told his commanders that they need to bolster its military, its armed forces and is crucial in turbulent time. maybe a call to arms. >> mike: so maybe he doesn't get what christmas is really all about but meanwhile the

president's former national security advisor is criticizing the trump administration's policy on north korea. what about that? >> in an interview on the axios web site over the weekend, ask national security advisor john bolton really letting loose, blasting the north korean policy of the trump administration, said north korea wanting to stop the nuclear program, he said the u.s. doesn't really mean it for the administration would be pursuing a different course and went on to say that president trump's policies towards north korea is really not a real policy, but a rhetorical policy. the latest tweet from president just a few days ago said that and i'm quoting here, kim is too smart, too much to lose to act in a hostile way. there was more talk today in beijing meeting with cheney's president, the two of them saying they can move forward

perhaps some kind of dialogue with north korea but remember china has been the one saying they should drop the sanctions against north korea, still a lot of dangers in the coming days. back to you. >> mike: thank you very much. jennifer do those disappeared after dropping off her kids at school, that was months ago, now her estranged husband sitting down with fox news and we are asking him what he knows about her disappearance, that is next. guys, it's time to step up your game. force factor's alpha king boosts total testosterone for more lean muscle in the gym, more energy, and more passion and drive so you can rule the bedroom. unleash your potential with alpha king. now available at gnc.

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when that police in new york city still searching for a 14-year-old boy wanted as a stabbing death of a college student, the nypd releasing photos including this one of the suspect, they say he jumped out of a moving car on his way to meet with officers, investigators say tessa majors was walking in a manhattan park when a group of teens attacked her during a robbery, a 13-year-old already facing charges. a 13 a question and released for now. on saturday, friends and family gathered in her home state of virginia to remember the 18-year-old, her father rode a letter from the program saying the family is heartbroken that tessa loved life and got her money's worth out of it. the estranged husband of a missing connecticut mother says her family owes him more than

$1 million, but the woman's family says he's the one who should be handing over millions. spoke exclusively to our own laura ingle about the legal battle which was continued despite the presumed death of jennifer do those. tomorrow in seven months, since the last known sighting of jennifer when she was dropping her kids off at school. reporting live with more. >> nearly two years before she went missing and make him a legal battle between her mother and her estranged husband has been working its way through the court system but jennifer's family claiming he owes them nearly $2,000 for his luxury home building business. they believed he exposed bags of evidence containing his wife's blood the night she vanished and charged him with with tampering with evidence and hindering prosecution charges in that criminal investigation. he is under a gag order in that

case, but spoke exclusively with us about the civil case. >> why do they feel that you owe them $2.5 million? >> it's an interesting question and it is hard for me to speak for them, all i can tell you is when we looked at all the numbers and the information, we came up with a reverse balance that they are less, a million $40,000 and i have all the documentation. >> showed us numerous documents which he says shows his companies group built jennifer's family a guest house along with other payments made that were never accounted for he says. he tells me he had no choice but to file a lawsuit last week against them adding that a lot of the information about the way he handled money with his late father-in-law is a fluid situation. >> very supportive, not only provided funds but provided his own time which was priceless. was like having a board of

trustees and one person. so we enjoyed his participation, we were very grateful to him and personally, i felt he was a second father to me. i said that in trial and i -- >> the attorney had a different, the credibility is lacking. he manipulative the financial statements and played with the numbers just as he tried to manipulate evidence. a ruling in the case could take months. >> these children are going through the first christmas season without either parent, what do you say about that? >> has not been able to see or have contact with his children since jennifer went missing due to a court order and it was difficult for him to talk about them or jennifer because of the gag order in a criminal investigation but i did ask some key questions. >> did you have anything to do with jennifer's disappearance?

>> i refer to the gag order. i cannot answer that. >> can you tell us where you think she might be? >> same answer. >> can you talk to us about your children and if you've heard if they're doing okay? >> i don't know how they're doing, there is no information with regards to how they're doing. i love my children, i miss them, i think about them every morning when i wake up. >> a spokesperson for jennifer's family told us there so focuses on they enjoy christmas who remain with her grandmother. >> mike: any update on a criminal investigation? >> we reached out to the investigators as we have for months and they also can't comment because of the gag order in the case. said his former girlfriend was also arrested on those same charges remain out on bond and both are set to appear in court next month and we have a longer piece of her interview on

foxnews.com. >> mike: cops in idaho said newlyweds packed up and left after officers tried to question the couple about to missing children, they say the kids could be in danger and at the fbi is getting involved. william la jeunesse reporting live for my west coast news hub, with the latest from that? >> this is a puzzle, but police are investigating this as if this newly married couple may have helped kill their previous spouses so they could be together so right now, these two have disappeared as have their two children. police are looking for a villages author and his wife. they were married just weeks after chad's wife at the time allegedly died and was shot during an argument. now police have exhumed the weiss body and the man who killed lori's husband is also dead, that is also under investigation so according to

family, turn into an indifferent parent after meeting him. >> i think that in the last two years, she has completely changed to a monster. it may be an understatement. >> so chad wrote 25 books including the doomsday series that focused on the end of time and times of turmoil, they are popular sellers in the church of latter-day saints bookstores. >> their focus is the end of the world and this idea that it's coming. >> that's why the police are worried about the state of these two kids, police say they have contacted a couple but they refuse to come in for an interview. >> mike: will be learning about the children? >> had these two children from previous relationships, 17-year-old daughter last seen in rexford idaho in september. had special needs and after relatives could not reach the

children, they asked police to check in. so they claim the kids were with friends but it turned out to be a lie and the couple had disappeared. >> just show me j.j., show me kylie, let us see that those kids are okay. >> at this time, persons of interest but said we don't know where the kids are at all, but we think they are in pretty serious danger. back to you. >> mike: fox news reporting rolling on, china agreeing to rollback tariffs on hundreds of products including the trade talks could affect your wallet coming up, also reports of travel travels across the country as analysts say this could be a record-breaking holiday season, plus it's bad enough when bubba set your windshield, what about a catfish, how did this end up on

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>> mike: stops way up today after the chinese finance ministry announced it would lower tariffs on frozen borgen pharmaceuticals, the beijing and washington closed in on a phase one trade deal. fox business networks hillary vaughn reporting live from the white house. >> this is really an early christmas gift for u.s. farmers, china announcing they are chopping tariffs on several different products, over 800 different items starting january will lower taxes on everything from food to pharma from frozen borgen frozen avocados to orange juice, paul will have lower tariffs, g. u.s. exports of frozen pork into china is a big win but suffered under high taxes. they originally slapped on their

industry and retaliation as part of this ongoing back and forth trade fight between china and president trump but now farmers here in the u.s. can import their pork or export their pork to china at a lower cost. >> president trump has now made it possible for long-term success for our families. by the time china is done, he will have renegotiated over 50% of the united states trade agreements giving us a long-term certainty for all of our future generations. >> about four months ago, we talked of pig farmers in iowa waiting to take advantage of what they were hoping would be lower tariffs on a pig exports to china so they could take advantage of china's large pig demand, china had a massive sweep of african swine flu affect about half of all their pigs in china so they have a really big need right now for u.s. pork. >> mike: china may also ease up terrace for some tech products? >> they did announce a midsummer rollout of more reductions in

tariffs particularly highlighting over 170 different i.t. products that people here in the u.s. that export to china will benefit from. this is part of china's plan to increase their ramp-up of bringing in parts to help boost their high-tech industry in in their own countries. >> mike: hillary vaughn, thanks very much. 2020 democratic presidential candidate staying busy on the campaign trail over the holidays as they enter the final stretch before the first caucuses and primaries. here with more with more. >> it may be busy or not busy with many people in the work world but let's talk about some of those candidates, specifically pete buttigieg has had a busy weekend and a busy week this morning. picked up a large slew of foreign policy endorsements, "usa today" reports the south bend, indiana, mayor picked up 218 foreign policy endorsements with handfuls of endorsements from

obama administration officials including former deputy cia director david cohen and former secretary of the army. yesterday, happily picked up an endorsement from actor kevin costner, also put out a new immigration plan that would reduce waiting periods for green card holders looking for access to health care. meanwhile, national front runner joe biden continues to sell his foreign policy. at all my credentials picking up endorsements for member of the congressional hispanic caucus today. >> he loves to be in service and he's been doing it wonderfully has a senator, as vice president of the united states and has been doing it for a long time and is the most experienced and qualified person to handle our issues both domestically and internationally. >> a lot of focus on new hampshire and iowa, a little more than a month away on february 3rd, a lot of candidates focusing on iowa over the next few weeks and for much of the next month. >> they will be here before we

know it, former president barack obama has been talking up a particular candidate reportedly when meeting with wealthy donors, what about that? >> this is a report from the hill and it is not his former vice president joe biden, we are talking about massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. according to the hill behind the scenes, former president obama has been touting her credentials and some of her policies that he had stopped short of making a formal endorsement, this is something former president obama has always said he's not going to get involved at this point but not something for joe biden specifically, elizabeth warren this reporting coming from the hill. continues. >> mike: bowling ceo stepping down in the wake of to athlete their line crashes that killed hundreds of people and lead to the grounding of the 737 max jets around the world, the company's board members say the change in leadership was needed to restore confidence in boeing, investigators say faulty sensors in the 737 max played a role in the crashes and just last week, the company announced he was suspending production of the

plane. fox business network reporting live from chicago, the home of boeing's corporate headquarters. >> no doubt at the top of the new ceos to-do list getting that grounded 737 max back into the air mother cell comes after the now former ceo had come under fire for his handling of the 737 max crisis. the company has been working with the faa to get the plane recertified since the second crash in march. critics say the company under its former leader was too cozy with federal regulators when getting the plane to market and wasn't transparent enough after those two crashes. the company says the new ceo david calhoun has been on the board of the company since 2009, will bring a renewed commitment to transparency and better communication. >> boeing apparently has hundreds of these planes sitting in storage, what about that? >> you just saw that there are lots of airlines and carriers across the country are waiting

for the plane to be extended for that problem to be resolved as the company can fill those orders. several u.s. airlines have pulled the 737 max from their schedule for the foreseeable future, united announcing it's not going to fly the max plane until june, the plane has been grounded worldwide as a second crash involving a max plane in ethiopia last march, investigators found in both of the crashes the flight control system that push the nose of the plane down in a sense of that triggered that were at least partly to blame for the crashes. there is evidence boeing knew about those problems before the first crash. now the subject of several investigations had as far as the former ceo, it's reported he will receive a $39 million payout as part of his exit. >> mike: quite a golden parachute. thanks a lot. weeks ago, a woman disappeared with her infant daughter, cops say they found the mother dead in a car trunk and a baby girl safe in a home nearby.

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>> mike: dna test results could soon confirm whether a baby investigators found alive inside a texas home is the

daughter of heidi broussard. found last week inside the trunk of a car parked outside that same house, cause of death's strangulation according to the medical examiner. heidi's friend facing charges of kidnapping and evidence of tampering. investigators say could just be a matter of time before she is facing a murder charge. david lee? >> according to multiple repor reports, went to church camp when both were kids and they remained friends ever since. a mutual friend of the two women said after her disappearance, appeared to be very distraught and said that she felt sick and even offered to help with the search. according to a published report, she wrote about their close relationship on facebook. this afternoon, faces two counts of kidnapping and one count of tampering with the court's but at this hour at least so far no

one in this case has been charged with murder. >> mike: how was the baby doing? >> 3-week-old margo is now believed to be with child protective services. let me explain. published reports say that a baby was found unharmed in the swing inside from the home. authorities are waiting for a dna test to confirm that child's identity. was found in a nearby car stuff in a trunk. the elaborate and deadly hoax here, said that she was pregnant at the very same time as brassard. a local media report says she insists that she is the mother of that found child and that the child's name. friends and family are holding a prayer vigil this evening and says the family is overwhelmed with grief adding we are getting through this as a family.

>> mike: heartbreaking story, thank you very much. the saudi government sentencing five men to death and three others to prison for the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. trey yingst reporting live from our middle east newsroom. >> good afternoon, that's right. five individuals were sentenced to death today for other people that were charged in this death and sentenced to 24 years in prison. will be allowed to appeal the verdict so according to the public prosecutor, cia has concluded based on an independent investigation that the killing was ordered directly by the prince. an advisor to the crown prince was sanctioned by the u.s. for his involvement in the killing. according to the television, was found to have no involvement in the murder was ultimately released. >> this investigation was

conducted by the general prosecution. the charge was placed against him in the courts ruled for his release due to lack of evidence to convict him in this case. >> that spokesperson for the public prosecutor's office in saudi arabia said this was not a premeditated murder adding that it was "spur of the moment." that spokesperson did not mention the fact they were 15 hit men in the saudi conflict that day who brought a bone saw for what they are now claiming was not a planned attack. >> mike: they were also air strikes in syria, what can you tell us about that? >> that's right, a busy night in the middle east overnight outside of the capital of damascus and outside of the city near the military base, base that historically has been lent the iranian regime, new threats today against israel from very close advisors to the supreme

leader of the iranian regime, we will certainly see how this develops with proxy still operating on israel's borders. >> mike: live in jerusalem, thanks a lot. the san andreas earthquake fault gets all the publicity but a lesser-known crack in the earth could cause a whole lot of trouble for millions of people in california because scientists say is just starting to wake up. the warning of the potential danger ahead. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx... ...i wasn't covered anymore. i'm not constantly thinking about it. i'm still clear five years now. see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis... ...look and feel better with cosentyx.

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>> mike: now fault line in california is on the move. senior correspondent reporting live from a west coast newsroom, sounds scary. >> it could be. recent shaking here in southern california has shed new light on the study of earthquakes up and down the state, the long dormant fault has slowly started to move and

has been linked to a swarm of tremors in the 6.44 shock followed by a 7.1 earthquake and more than 100,000 aftershocks. according to a study out of caltech, that seismic activity involves ruptures on their web of interconnected faults from the san andreas fault the death valley. scientists say if the whole fault were to go, it could trigger a magnitude eight earthquake big enough to cause damage throughout southern california and as far away as the bay area. the good news, every new round of shaking as a learning opportunity. >> every time we have one of these events, we learn more, we get better prepared so hopefully it will reduce the impacts of the next earthquake. >> says hundreds of faults are interconnected across california and shows even a slow creeping motion in one area can have a far-reaching impact.

>> there is a new cell phone app available which warns californians when an earthquake is about to strike? governor gavin newsom calling that a potential lifesaver because he couldn't give people the few seconds to get to a safe place and last week, the absent out its first public alert along with the california central coast warning people within the quakes radius at the ground was about to start shaking and indeed it did. was a 4.3 quake and a sparsely populated area. no damage or injuries reported, not the big one that scientists say is still coming. report of 115 million americans will travel this holiday season. that's according to aaa. we're seeing headaches from flooding in florida to an internet outage in california. anita vogel is live in los angeles. hi, anita. >> hi, mike. it wouldn't be the holidays

would wild weather and travel snafus. this year is no exception. first, let's talk about the number of people traveling. both with aaa and tsa, they say it's off the charts. more than 100 million, the most on record will drive to their holiday destinations. nearly seven million will fly, the most in 16 years. everybody else is hopping on a train, bus or cruise ship. nearly four million americans. the tsa says if you're flying this year, you can expect every seat around you to be filled. >> set records at thanksgiving and expect to set records this holiday period. we're measuring the christmas end of your holiday period from december 19th to january 5. >> one industry group, airlines for america has broken it down to 72,000 passengers a day during the holidays. how are the airlines meeting the demand? adding an extra 880 flights per

day. talk about the crowded skies, mike. >> so what areas are getting hit the worse, anita? >> let's start on the east coast in ft. lauderdale at the airport. it's flooded from overnight rains. passengers woke up to this tweet that the airport was closed for a short period of time. imagine getting that in the morning. and then an update that it was back open but with 113 flight delays. in sacramento, the internet at the airport was down causing delays and forcing ticket agents to go back to the old fashioned ways of verifying passengers over the phone and writing out tickets and boarding passes by hand. mike, here in l.a., we had heavy rains last night. we have a break right now. it's expected to continue through christmas and the day after. as you know in l.a. when it rains, all kinds of things can happen to affect holiday travel. back to you. >> thanks, anita.

take a deep breath. it will be worth it when you get there. >> that's true. >> thanks. ever had a bird make a mess on your wild shield? this is worse, this is a catfish that dropped -- a bird dropped on a woman's car in north carolina. he said she spotted a hawk with the catfish and looked like the fish was too big. the hawk agreed. it dropped the fish right on her car. we have a from you from the inside the car as well. the woman was driving with her 3-year-old daughter. nobody hurt. thank god, except for the catfish. she said her husband called the insurance company to explain. thus far, the bird has taken no responsibility. the new york giants celebrating a win against the washington redskins with flip cup. you can see two-time super bowl mvp quarterback eli manning with daniel jones. the rookie threw five touchdown passes in the overtime win. manning threw some napkins at the bar. next week is the giants final

game of the season and could be the last of eli manning's storied career. "your world" is next. charles payne is in for neil cavuto. i'm mike emanuel. thanks for watching. >> impeachment fight heading up. nancy pelosi accusing republicans of making phony complaints. mitch mcconnell saying it's pelosi who has been holding things up. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." president trump meanwhile not holding back when it comes to this impeachment impasse. rich edson is travelling with the president in west palm beach, florida. rich? >> while the president is down here in west palm beach a couple weeks, house democrats in a filing in federal court say they want the former white house counsel down mcgahn to testify because they say they could