sdpv it was a big day on capitol bill the house votes in favor of the biggest bill in decades and a tax twist. >> on the side of the screen we're talking about this tonight at 6:30. >> house pass the gop tax bill and have to come back and vote again tomorrow. that is because there were three errors that need to be fixed. no surprise. no democrats backed this bill. >> let's start off with ronica cleary on capitol hill to break it down for us ton. ronica. >> jim, shawn i was reading an article one of the rules that they broke was how the bill was titled

drastic or dramatic changes we'll see in tomorrow's vote. so, we can still give you an idea of how this bill will change your life. speaker paul ryan when he was talking about it today thinking that the version passed like we said a new version passed tomorrow and few changes and he sold it as this idea that help is on the way. he says it will give middle class tax relief and he believes it will reviv the economy and we spoke with a certified financial planner you know about the bill. he says this is a middle class tax relief bill. he's actually surprised that lawmakers are not really selling that harder if you will bringing that idea home more because he says that when you look at the numbers those are going to be what we're calling the winners in this bill. so take a liquor listen to mark avalone and what he had to say about

>> i'm surprised that is not the message coming out of washington and expanded tax credit out of wider income range the benefits of the bill is flowing to families and people not getting as much benefit are individuals or couples with no children especially knows in high state and local tax areas like this d.c. area. let's take a welcome at more of the winners if you will that afterloan outlined. middle class families these would be familys with dependent children because of this expanded childcare tax credit, more controversially other winners would be very high earners and then corporations that controversial decision to redouse the corporate tax rate to 21%. now let's look at tax reform losers if you will. unfortunately you find those in our area. two examples from avalone single high erpers and married people with nohi

dependent children and people who live in the high tax areas you might call them losers from the tax bill they won't see relief that people who have children in the middle class may see. and so, one point that we want to bring up the federal deficit that has been a major point of contention. we didn't put tractor-trailer in win are or loser column trying to stay a political if you will because the estimate believe the federal deficit will go up one to one and a half troylon and proponents of the bill believe the economy will compensate for that increase in deficit and owe bone don't not buy that. so we're going to put that one up for grabs and say you know cliche that time will tell. and again, that breaking news about the vote that needs to be redone tomorrow in the house. we still expect that bill is to be signed by the president before christmas. back to you, jim, shawn. >> thank you, ronica. >> the president is no doubt happy ab

and this will make him make good on one of his biggest campaign promises overhauling the tax code that along with xhi and tax control and some of the things he is focused on. >> critics say he lacks major achievement. talking about this tonight the question is, you know the president has a share of critics easy of proving them wrong now. >> yes this tax bill reaches his desk and he signs it and it's a list of accomplishments this year and he will share with congress and will look a lot longer and more impressive than if the bill had not come to pass. not only does it deliver on promises to corporate tax reform it deliveries tax cut for filers and includes other provisions numberlees in i direction of obamacare repeal by getting rid of obamacare controversial individual mandate to buy health insurance and opens up controversially a

arctic to drilling a small segment of natural resource to drilling which some of the president's supporters support because they want to see more energy development which they believe will need to more j jobs. so number one just by having these legislative items passed that contributes to the things that the president has done this year which he he can add to judicial appointments and executive orders and number two republicans hope this will have a salutary effect on the economy which is biggest campaign promise made of all. >> the president may be able to out campaign promises but a lot of things he accomplished here will not help the base. the people that helped put him in office and the people that 345eu be 'blue collar' what's the response to that? >> well that's rub and the bilk passed.

see if it does what the supporters say grow the economy faster and give opportunity for wage growth. create additional jobs or does it do what opponents say which is not really deliver on kind of populous promises the president made to a number of 'blue collar' disprop disproportionately swing voters some of whom voted for barack obama in 2008 and 2012 and weren't looking for necessarily conventional republican agenda. >> i didn't want to cut you off but wanted to get from sarah huckabee sanders she wanted to say things about what they said. >> nearly.7 million new jobs created and stock market reached record high more than 60 times and we finally set up neighboring on path to not only energyy dominance and we've seep the lowest level of

illegal crossings and isis lost all territory almost and important strong noldz iraq and syria. >> there were other proms made along the way. we know the border wall for one which is the president said on the campaign trail mexico would pay for it and now we're trying to find ways to pay for it. there were certainly point she made that you know you can talk about the stock market and you can talk about the at advances made and so year two of this administration is major focus. tax reform taken care of healthcare owe to some extent. what do you do in year two. >> they're on the hook to do something about immigration and they need to do something because the daca program for young undocumented immigrants is set to expire on march fifth and the president cuts a deal he gets border security and proen portionment measures he wants in exchange for le legalizeing people who are protected by that program. and this probably going to be infra struckture bill which would be another opportunities to potentially create jobs though t

president party in congress and then obviously they're going to continue to push for judges or push for building wall and you will see how long can they stretch the legislative year out being election year or you can have a lot of members especially republicans to get reluctant top take tough votes as election gets closer and closer. >> a lot to watch. thanks for coming up in we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> there are more calls to president to resign amid allegations behind him. >> 51% after women and 40% of women believe trump should resign because of the allegations. 5% of democrats want commander in chief to resign and 0% of republicans say he should do so. >> fits is i don't think it's a surprise it brokz down. >> donald trump is not going to resign i'll start with a broad prediction. people who do not like him think he

this is why he should pay attention to this. breakdown of the party line you just talked about. 2018, no. but weaver got at the end of next year a midterm election and that could create problems for this president. keep in mind 92% of republicans say he should not leave and 85 democrats say he should why that's a problem is because when you look at the female vote in this poll and yes it's only 1200 people but when they go to polls next november and if democrats were able to gain control of house that's going to start the wheels in motion of investigations and of hearings and of other investigations and who knows where that goes2 this white house has hands full when it comes to dealing with congress and refreshia investigation. the last thing they need right now is for democrats to gain control of of representatives next year and then start calling witness

president of the united states of sexual harassment. and that would be heavy load for any white house. this white house in particular already seems stretched to braeinging point dealing with what is on display. >> you have nancy bell's jury that says she doesn't believe democrats should pursue impreevment and doug joe's says the allegations against president are almost settled. what do you campaign on. >> smart money at this point says you look what the doug jones did and follow that to the tvrments. not everybody runs against roy moore however you didn't hear him talking about donald tr trump's sexual harassment. you heard him talking about second amendment and jobs for alabama if democrat are stick to the leads that the voters actually have, one and if they are able to dpain control of the house then

whatever they want once they arunning committees. until then the voters are spoken in the places democrats have been victorious and what they've been victorious on are pocketbook issues and things people want as far as economy and safety and job cure security. >> that's it we see if they continue do a good job or don't do a good job, sometimes they're plague defense. >> the same okay nancy pelosi was kyleing coners an icon she it to call on him and have him to resign the waives in two is right and wrong tends to go day by day it seems to who is accused. >> good to see you fits. >> you grew a beard. >> i have a job as a small santa claus down the street. >> i was in the neighborhood. >> we appreciate you stopping by. >> who knew john henrehan does mall santa claus. >>

bring my list for me. that's as far as i will take the jobe. i have a line i won't use it meanwhile, high temperature of 62 today makes this warmest day so far this ses. alas we're not doing it again tomorrow we're back to reality temperatures topping out closer to upper 40s tomorrow. back to seasonal and that moons a little chilly start in the morning and we have front call bunty that will come through later tonight and if you at one time try it you can have the second system passing by well south. we're not thinking there's rain in the forecast until later in the week and we may have weekend showers and look likesfy and saturday are likely and will. >> if are you dreaming of a white

snow showers now. better chance of snow showers north and west on christmas day. it's still 6 days what bay it's friending in your stay. accepted it back to jim and shawn. >> weird christmas. >> sferment. >> well the cleanup is underway in washington state. one day after a deadly train derailment. what we learned about the latest developments and moments leading up to the d deadly accident. we'll be right back.

>> we're back become new details about the deadly amtrak crash in washington state. >> train was traveling 80 in 30 mile an hour zone when left tracks. that revelation was made overnight when investigate istors looked at train data recorder and at least three people were killed and dozens others injured in the derailment and now officials have to search the entire train to confirm the exact sglub there are a couple cars not safe enough to search and we know nobody is ali

them at this point but there are other fatales that we're probably going to find. we don't know until they shore up the train cars and get in and search them. >> ntsb said it's not known what caused train to derail. and that it's too early to tell why it was going to fast. >> let's bring in melanie transportation reporter for the hill.com. melanie, thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. >> what is the latest and what you have been hearing about this. >> investigators are on the team and they are on the ground right now exploring this issue. and the things they'll want to look at is was this group prepared for the new route that just was engineer rested and was he distract ised. we were seeing earlier report there may have been a person in the cabin that may have distracted him heading into the kuvb. we know the train was going 0 miles an hour in 30 mile an hour zone and that's nearly twice, three time the speed limit and so what investigators are going to be

train control, which is a technology that can automatically slow down a train that is going over the spooeld speed limit. whether that could prevent the crash and we he have seen similar crashes like the amtrak in philadelphia in 2015 the train was head nod i a curve and engineer lost situational awareness and sped and crashed in tat deadly incident. >> it seems at this point we're waiting for all these questions to be answered with investigation going on. at what point do you look beyond this and say, okay, how do we prevent that. you mention positive train control and it's something congress addressed and we have not seen it deployed yet. >> and well in fact, congressman dated initially it was supposed to be in place by 2015 for all rail roads and industry pushed back against this and said it's costly and we're not able to meet strict deadlines and so congress actually pushed the deadline back to end of next year at earliest and some railroads were

extension. every time you see a crash like this especially in two years when the technology was supposed to be in place you hear calls from safety advocates and members of congress saying we needed to do more to get railroads come into explanation before the deadlines are and people are dying and crashes happening in the meantime. >> melanie with the hill thanks for coming in tonight we appreciate the up tate. >> thanks for having me. >> melanie mentioned thanal tom fitzgerald broke that earlier about the positive train control. there's anti-regulatory climate we live in times and there are times that's necessary. to some extent. >> absolutely, look in the last nine, ten months or so all of the thing that have been deregulated and let's hope they can pass this through and this is not just -- >> just because inconvenine doesn't mean it's not necessary. >> it's definitely necessary. >> following bomb shell developments in continuing investigation into grade fixing in prince

school system they knew more than a year ago students were graduating and didn't have record to she they earned a diploma. students are graduating without meeting state requirements and grades are changed properly and that was prompted by our reporting at "fox5". significance is schools denied knowing about the issues and then did it's own audit and that found reports are were not prop arealy maintained with state ran mandates and students were graduating before staff verified they were eligible. >> there was a big meeting tonight and we'll have that meeting and more on the developing story tonight at 10, 10:30 and 11. >> and twhel is not fake news. and do not respond with the word whatever. we'll tell what you other words are considered the most annoying when 5@630 comes back.

>> removeing a petition tool from web site. he we the people petition was klawn. ed in 2011 with trump administration and feature is mainly used by critics. new version of the tool launched in january and that's when existing petitions that need the required signatures started to receive responses. >> and it looks like americans are united when it comes to the most annoying words ever. here they he are. shoulder slugging reply, whatever, continues to annoy americans. polled as the most annoying word for the last straight nine years. poll showed both men and women found it equally annoying and another popular term fake news came in second and no offense but rounded out top three of most annoying terms and phrases how do you feel about that. >> i feel like fake news has become he equivalent of 4-year-old kid learning a swear word and using it as much as you

there's a literal definition of fake news out. there fake news does not apply to news you don'tersly agree with. that's what we ventured into. no offense, but on occasion i like to say whatever. >> i was curious i was going to tell you that, whatever, jim. >> and trying to get them all sdmri don't have a problem with whatever i see it and but if somebody said it to you it was annoying. >> whatever. >> right. >> and there's a difference between i think toe nation too. >> i agree with you. >> whatever. >> or whatever my god that's so fake news. [ laughter ]. >> however, but,er regardless. >> that's not a word. >> i hate when people say that that is a word i hate people it is not a word. >> we didn't want to waste your time. >> because it's all fake news. >> we'll see you whenever after the break. >> we'll be right back

>> all right. so do you remember charlie brown christmas tree. >> yes, i do. >> this is not it. >> it has a little bit of charlie brown christmas tree going on. >> this is a sad. if you take a look here the branches have been -- they've been needles have been falling off every day off this tree and since it was lit back on december 8. this tree is over in rome and they've been call the poor little tree balacio which relates to mangie or thread bear they paid to get this tree from rural part of the country to where it is now. >> you get your money's worth for that. >> 57,000 for that tree does pricey. >> don't they have insurance tore that tart of thing. >> math fin they don't. i would be mad every day i came out. >> yes little bit. >> maybe sick or something

>> good you're going to disney for the holidays expect to sew a familiar face. robotic version of trump will join rests of u.s. presidents as presidents hall. they can't stop laughing because they think it looks like john voyt. if you seen this close up it's striking. >> there it. >> look at the picture on the left. there's also strong argument to be made. >> no do not say it. >> you don't think so. >> no. >> i can have south korea laix of social media. >> many people think disney assumed is hillary clinton was going to win and built hillary robot and found themselves having to put a different wig and suits on it. >> that's very scary. >> i mean john voyt is a big supporter of president trump. so very interesting. i've actually been to that exhibit and everybody else looks realistic. >> yeah.

>> he's a little bigger. >> i don't know. >> all right. anyway thanks for joining us at 6:30. >> whatever. >> we'll see coming up tonight at 8 l

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