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i just hope we get this thing done asap. reporter: you have previously said you believe the economy will bounce back almost immediately once this is done. mr. kudlow: yes. reporter: at what point does this go on too long? we know mulvaney is preparing for the possibility it could go into march and april. isn't that too long for these federal employees to wait? mr. kudlow: i don't want to interfere with the negotiations. i am not here to negotiate with you, as i said. i think president's saturday talk was very important. i think, again, i call it common sense. it's like everything was in there. i can't negotiate with you. i'm not the lead on that. the president is the lead on this. the thing is it's doable. let's do it. i don't want to speculate on timing or any of the other things. i will maintain -- as an economist i will maintain frankly the moment, the nanosecond the switch is lifted and the government reopens, all these glitches will go away. that's -- and a lot of people agree with that. reporter: the job number, it's o

you need to [ bleep ] call me asap. >> could they set the perfect trap? >> these people might literally get away with murder. >> "deadly conspiracy." >>> hello and welcome to "date line: extra." i'm craig melvin. with doting grandfather jack jesse at the helm, his big and blended california family seemed like one big happy bunch, then jack was found stabbed to death in his living room and police wondered if the jesses weren't as close as they seemed. the case went unsolved for years until an ace detective hatched an unconventional plan to catch jack's killers. here is keith morrison. ♪ ♪ >> the same is called mousetrap. a little ball on its track, the tiny mice, which unless every lever works in unison will not be caught. and how often things go wrong to allow the mice to get away. so odd that what really happened could so eerily mimic a children's game. these are the people it happened to, the jesse clan of orange county, california. they vacation together. >> i'm tired. i'm ready to go home. >> share birthdays. >> this one's for bev. >> happy new year!

they have not gone asap that they can stop the nhs from falling into crisis. -- stop the nhs from fallingsis. —— they have not figured out how they can stop the nhs from falling into crisis. that in the value for money attached to it —— that it didn't have value attached to it. as we look at the headline, also with as we get into january we're going to look up potential winter crisis headlines that always come into year after year. just as she said, we have earmarked many statements for mental health, and i came out later and it was already money that was preannounced. similarly the treasury, there no say that this is any so it seems to make a lot more sense for her to pause this, think about exactly where the money is needed, and exactly what reforms they need rather than just rushing ahead and announcing a figure that will probably not have much impact on the nhs. that been much impact on the nhs. that been much discussed on where this money will come from either. she was on a show on sunday morning, but as we said what is that the new year we are behind and are we still here and we for

you need to [ bleep ] call me asap. this is no [ bleep ] joke.ome guy from the sheriff in orange county sheriff's department homicide division was calling me, asking about you. >> reporter: brett in turn called tom. >> i want to talk for a couple of seconds -- >> okay. >> no, i'd rather pick you and up go back to the church or -- >> church? >> well, just somewhere outside. >> oh, okay. >> away from your place and my place. >> okay. >> not on the cell phone. >> okay. >> when would you have time? >> now. >> reporter: so they started meeting in shopping centers. >> we decided to put surveillance teams on each of the individuals, sandra, jessee, tom aehlert, and brett schrauben. during the duration of the wiretap, to capture some things they may do that may not be normal while the wiretap was in place. >> they'd stand shoulder to shoulder in a parking lot, watching out in the parking lot, and not looking at each other. >> reporter: there it was, like a scene from some mafia movie. the suspects out of range of recording devices, apparently deep in con

you need to [ bleep ] call me asap. this is no [ bleep ] joke.guy from the sheriff in orange county sheriff's department homicide division was calling me, asking about you. >> reporter: brett in turn called tom. >> hello? >> hello, tom? >> yeah, hey, what's up? >> i got a call from scott. the orange county homicide division -- >> uh-huh. >> called scott, they want to talk to him about me. >> about you? >> yeah. >> what are you on right now? >> i'm on my cell phone. >> are you comfortable or no? >> no. >> that little mousetrap ball was making its way through the maze. after a few days of the game, sandra, tom, and brett began to wonder if they were getting played. suspected their phones were tapped. maybe even their houses bugged. >> i want to talk for a couple of seconds -- >> okay. >> no, i'd rather pick you and up go back to the church or something church? >> well, just somewhere outside. >> oh, okay. >> away from your place and my place. >> okay. >> not on the cell phone. >> okay. >> when would you have time? >> now. >> reporter: so they start

have multiple sources confirming trump directed cohen to lie to congress, then we need to know this asapler should not end his inquiry but it's about time for him to show congress his cards before it's too late for us to act. phil, i know you disagree with this but what's wrong with the piecemeal approach? >> there's a couple things wrong with it. the first is pretty practical. what was the charge of robert mule center was it to infer an obstruction case? a suborning perjury case to congress if he found it? or was it it to say the american people deserve a full answer, almost like a novel, a story about what happened during the campaign? which was it? >> he is not tasked with telling the american people. there's one person who is going to get this report, the attorney general. >> i wouldn't weigh degree wiag. they're determining whether the department of justice should prosecute the crime. and i don't care what bob barr says, we will determine what happened here. there's one other story here that's political. no democrat should hope for impeachment. this is not great for america. should

. >> this is the thing that the nfl needs to do asap to avoid these kinds of problems. >> reporter: three-quartersf the league's owners would have to approve the change. if passed, instant replay could be used on interference just as easily as a fumble or a player running out of bounds. since 1999, only one-third of all reviewed plays have been overturned. but with a trip to the super boe line, the saints wish this call had gotten a second look. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> we're also covering tonight's shocking video, a college student in blackface. tonight the growing outrage. carrying on his legacy. >>> next for us tonight, the uproar over the video showing two university of oklahoma students, one of them in blackface. today the college announced neither would return to campus. nbc's miguel almaguer now on the backlash. >> reporter: the derogatory video of a university of oklahoma student in blackface with her friend included a racial slur using the "n" word. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: today as disgust spread across campus, the university president said both students withdrew from school. >> th

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it's reopen government asap. and second treat the president's proposal from saturday seriously. i do believe the president's proposal -- and we've talked about this, mr. president -- i do believe it is a proposal that deserves to be treated seriously. the proposal he has made, if it were just offered as a vote now with no opportunity to study it and improve it, i probably would vote against it. but it's a proposal that deserves to be treated seriously because it deals with four issues. it deals with the right investment and border security. that's an important issue. it deals with how to deal with dreamers. that's an important issue. how to deal with the t.p.s. program. that's as important issue. there is a fourth one. the process and potentially seek asylum in the united states. he didn't mention that during the speech. it is in the proposal. it's an important issue. what does it mean to take the president's proposal seriously? even if i have some points of difference on each of the four elements, i would not disagree with the assertion that each of the elements are really impo

multiple sources confirming trump directed cohen to lie in front of congress, we should know this asaptime he shows congress his cards before it is too late for us to act. do you agree with it? >> i agree with the senator. >> it is essential that the mueller investigation and all of its parts are made public including at the front of the line this piece of the mueller investigation. you know we had a lot of talk with the confirmation hearing for mr. barr last week, would the mueller report ever see the light of day? i mean let's face it, this has been a wrenching experience for the american republic, quite a part, the president is asking people to lie to congress. to me it is absolutely certain that whatever in that report, the american people need to know what it is and be in a position to judge itself. it has been of the sequence and the timing and the steps he has taken and has been exactly right in their calibration. i am not saying we should push mueller to do something faster but these charges are very serious and at some point the congress and the american people need to know ex

we have to get it constructed and done, asap. >> i do remember the clinton shutdown, but thanks for theanyway. let's talk about the u.s. economy. yesterday we learned that employers added more jobs thatm economists had expected. it has reaped now a whopping 779 million, and you've got the national debt. it's more than 2 trillion higher. and contrary, bruce, to what the administration promised. >> well, you know, the president, two years, alex, he's been in office, has done more than all presidents combined in decad decades. this president has taken the mantle of what we call generation of pay to play, everything else that totally infected our system as it relates to, you know, the nation's coffers. for two years versus the highers nation -- lower rate in 60 years, fastest-growing gdp i stand by this also, alex, president trump will be the best president ever for the minority business and minority population, period, by far. the numbers speak for themselves. >> is that your opinion? i'm going to tell folks we were chatting during the break, and you've been spending time going around talk

. >> asap. we have two down. >> i shook his chest a little bit.s heartbreaking. >> i shook his chest, yelled mike, mike, mike. >> all across the nation law enforcement officers are being celebrated and honored and rightly so for the work they do each and every day and that is why tonight they are our midnight heroes. cities and buildings all across america paying tribute deck out in blue in ohio, pittsburgh, pennsylvania's municipal building, maryland governor's mansion among those marking the occasion by celebrating. we salute each and every one of you. most-watched, most trusted and most grateful you spent the evening with us good night from washington. i will be back tomorrow night. '. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. whoooo. did you know the exact same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over

. >> reporter: hoping they raiseed money asap because this job can't wait until summer. >> the localanchers have the goats available right now. so time is of the essence. >>> it's 6:35 57b time for your final 5. >> in milpitas s ar repair a giant on friday night montague expressway. two westbound lanes near trade zone boulevard are closed. and officials say the sink get opened by tomorrow morning. weather permitting. >>> antioch police are look for a gunman in a deadly shooting. it happened yesterday on pepper tree way near sycamore drive. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound on the street. this is the city's first homicide of the year. >>> in addition to the plans for a massive campus in downtown san jose, google plans to expand in the city's alviso area and purchased property there and would be home to googel a hardware division including nest security cameras. >>> it's the 23rd date of the partial government shut down caught in the middle, some 800,000 federal workels who didn't receive paychecks. president trump says he will sign legislation from congress to give b

does have multiple sources confirming trump directed cohen to lie to congress, we need to know this asap. it's time to show us his cards before too late to act. and ken, the special counsel's office basically never says anything about any story ever. they've made an exception here. what do you make of the? >> it's a stunning development and a really bad development for journalism i think and you're right it's unprecedented. i can't rememberthem ever commenting on a news story about their work. my take is they're not refuting in its entirety their story. they're not saying this isn't michael cohen said trump told him to lie and there's this line in the michael cohen sentencing mmo that we're now realizing says explicitly that he lied to congress at the direction of client one and client one is -- was donald trump. so that part appears to be the case. it's cohen's -- >> contention. >> the issue, as you pointed out , the thing that got people interested was that there was all this corroboration. and by the time mueller got to cohen, they already knew donald trump instructed him to lie. it w

we need to refund log cabin ranch or an alternative asap. it's a very important alternative for kids that are in a certain category but can't go home or go out of state. some of the providers that told you they were unfunded, they need to be funded. they're fabulous providers, in this juvenile justice program. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> i want to say the politicians have to listen to the youth. and i know you've heard this, i've heard this for 50 years, but we must listen to the youth one minute. and i understand the crowd and all the logistics, but i'm just saying if you want to get involved for real, you've got to listen to these young people. up here, i think we're just moving it along, going through the procedure, but we must listen to the young, we must listen to those who have been there, and we need mental health, and we need log cabin ranch. thank you. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. i'm julie tron, well known to supervisor fewer. also district eight resident and voter. i'm

or right problem like i said at the beginning, we have a heart problem and we have to deal with it asapif we really want to make america great again, just not going to happen by one group of people expelling another group. it is going to be us working together. that is what this video shows, people who are jumping on the bandwagon and that is not who we are as americans. >> ed: 30 seconds. >> the really important thing here -- as i said they checked out the boxes, but it wasn't only the media got this wrong. the media needs to be more careful, but the truth is that a pack of lies was told for what was being portrayed. it was said that the boys started the elder and the truth is that they he confronted the. it is the school, the church, everybody was schooled by this. >> ed: allies are lies, whether it is against liberals or conservatives. people should be held accountable. i appreciate it. up next, shocking details about an official at the doj was warnings about anti-trump political bias may have been intentionally ignored. house and, committee ranking member at devin nunes here exclusi

the president last month tweets that we are getting out asap and then the national security adviser,er to turkey and says, we are only leaving on the condition that our kurdish allies will be protect protected. it seems like we have state department and the allies talking against each other. i don't know how getting out of syria sooner rather than later strengthens our hand with iran. iran is cheering our exit along with the russians. >> bret: they are not leaving iraq. that's a bill deterrent for iran there, the u.s. presence there. i tell you what, the troops are coming out. at some point, sometime soon. i want to turn. rooth ruth bader ginsburg, not showing up for oral arguments. the court saying they is going to be fine. >> this is a very, very tough woman, the ultimate survivor. i suspect that she will be back in short order and ready to roll. >> winners, losers, really quick? >> my winner this week is based on the theory that there is no such thing as bad publicity. nobody got more publicity this week than alexandria ocasio cortez. she managed to turn the tables on some of her

. >> you would be able to do that asap, write class b. market would be done the next couple of years to see if there's any future movements. that would be -- that does happen a lot on zero lot line excavations. >> so you are recommending we continue it, and d.b.i. take control. so what would you -- what would you envision discontinuation to sound like, sorry if you don't mind me asking. >> it needs to be continued to evaluate the design of the retaining walls and foundations at the adjacent properties. >> without also decide whether additional permitting is required, or notification is required,? >> that would be planning. there be no notification on the issuance of the permit. >> whatever changes are entailed would require

have multiple sources confirming trump directed cohen to lie to congress, then we need to know this asap. mueller should not end his inquiry, but it's about time for him to show congress his cards before it is too late for us to act. what does that mean? can mueller release a piece of his report before it's finished? >> no disrespect to the senator, i disagree with that completely for the same reason i disagree with rudy giuliani every time he says put up or shut up. investigations don't run on the timetable of politicians, it runs on the timetable of the investigators. and they're going to do what they need to do to cross every t, to dot every "i." >> can they release it in pieces? >> you can't. if you get one person to cooperate that may be something you want to question someone else on. we'd like to have bob mueller seated right here next to us. >> it's a big enough table. >> i'll give up my chair. >> but it's going to work on that timeline. and think politicians and people that are getting antsy and wanting this to be over, they're just going to have to wait. and the last thing i'll

. >> reporter: just hoping they raise the money asap, because this job can't wait until summer. >> the local ranchers have their goats available now. so time is of the essence. >> that was macy jenkins reporting. the city has raised more than $8,000 so far. >>> when mark twain was a reporter in the bay area back in the 18 60s, he described san jose as a lovely little garden city of about 5,000 people. things have changed. it's a different kind of garden these days, growing a different kind of chip. silicon valley. as we have a look at san jose tonight, all beautifully lit up, the numbers in bay area, mostly upper 50s, low 60s. right now the numbers have tumbled into the 50s under partly cloudy skies. long period swale, sneaker wave threat exists at the shore line. if headed to the beach tomorrow, don't turn your back on the ocean. could sneak up on you. california snow pack is looking good. snow pack is about 90% of average. it will be added to, mostly at higher elevations. the storm is powerrering toward the came coast line. it's not plunging out of the gulf. so it's got limited cold

in the beginning he said he wanted out asap, 30 days, get them home and the president setting the tonehere. this is what senator lindsay graham said moments ago, not only is this a sad tragedy, but he hopes it's one that will get the president to reconsider. >> to those who lost their lives today in syria, you were defending america, in my view. to those trying to work together you are providing the best and only hope to your country. i hope the president will look long and hard at what we're doing in syria. >> there's sadness and also confusion in washington, from the state department and the pentagon, how does that confusion factor and we'll go back to clarissa with what's happening on the ground. >> there's confusion here, john and our allies and partners and the kurds who are casting about for some more reliable partner which is why they've approached assad and the russians and the confusion about what we're doing and on what time line has not helped us at all and in our view has made our troops more vulnerable on the ground there. this is a time for decisions and i think senator g

she needed to move apartments asap. and told federal prosecutors she didn't have the money.ld her they would get her the money but the paperwork would take time. detective allison didn't think there was time. >> and here came a moment of big moral dilemma for you as a person and officer. >> yes, it was hard. >> what did you decide to do? >> i decided to give her the money and tell her to move. >> your money from your bank account. >> yes. >> the west chester detective loaned may $5,000 of her own money. may promised to pay her back. when prosecutors learned of it, they removed detective allison from the case. the defense, they admonished would call it buying witness testimony. >> i can't sleep at night. if i wake up tomorrow morning and know something happened to may and her children, i couldn't live with it. >> i am very grateful to her because if i didn't move when i did, i wouldn't be here today. >> almost a year after ben's murder, narcy was indicted and walked before the cameras of "america's most wanted." she and her brother were charged with racketeering and conspirac

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have multiple sources confirming trump directed cohen to lie to congress, then we need to know this asap. mueller shouldn't end his inquiry, but it's about time for him to show congress his cards before it's too late for us to act." now, senator chris murphy is a patient person. but even his patience with robert mueller's investigation was tested by last night's buzzfeed report that if true, would have meant the president of the united states was clearly guilty of impeachable offenses. and it could be that one of the reasons robert mueller decided to respond to this story is because impeachment is now a real possibility for the president, and it wasn't last year. because last year the evidence like this could come forward and because paul ryan and the republicans controlled the house of representatives, impeachment wasn't possible. and robert mueller could be certain last year that house republicans were not going to get out ahead of his investigation and start impeachment proceedings. now speaker nancy pelosi and the democrats control the house of representatives and now impeachment in

reply asap. good name. it freezes the phone and sounds an alarm until the child replies. right now it's only available on android and expected to come to iphone soon. what what if the kid is doing something? you can have the alarm in p.e. class. >> or math class. >>> stress out at work. you might want to organize a choir in your office. this according to researchers in the uk. they found belting out a tune could reduce job-related stress by 96%. and feelings of isolation by 86%. researchers say it's because the group activity provides support you may not get from your immediate colleagues otherwise. >> i don't think so. >> i think alexis and i are going to -- -- we're on the same page. i don't want to be hearing him carry a tune. >> you don't want to hear me carry one either. >> i don't want to hear myself sing. >> you're in the minority reggie. >> i don't want to do this. >> okay. >> i like you guys. but i don't want to be in a choir. >> it sounds terrible. >> what? >> let's hang out on the corner and doo wop and make some money. >>> i'd rather have rain than singing. >>

so the big warning is should you be filing asap right away to get ahead of the long lines and cues onhe phone? we still don't know according to the irs how many people will protest and use this hardship clause within their contract to call out and not go to work. >> shepard: kristina partsinevelos, thank you. >> thank you. >> shepard: we just got new information from the white house. here's how this works. the president has an event. they notified the white house pool. the event gets set to start and then they say, okay, white house pool come in. that means the cameras come in, the president starts to speak. information begins to flow. that has just happened. so they're in there now, speaking now. the cameras are there. in a moment, not sure how long, it's up to the president how long he wants to talk and allow those around him to talk. once that is finished, we'll get that video played out for you and bring you that? just a minute. right now, the house oversight committee of course newly is led by democrats. oversight does the investigation. this committee is investigating the securi

they are scrambling to get some 800,000 workers a month's worth of backpay asap.here's no new wall money in the deal trump signed. >> after 36 days of spirited debate and dialogue, i have seen and heard from enough democrats and republicans that they are willing to put partisanship aside, i think, and put the security of the american people first. >> in a weekend tweet, the president insisted this was in no way a concession. and he vowed to get his wall money in the next round of negotiations. conservative immigration hard-liners are furious and the headlines from coast to coast are harsh. the deal, not that much different than the plan the president rejected to trigger the shutdown. y democrats agreed to a former committee process to negotiate border security, but there's no promise of any new wall money. remember, the president for a month, for a month, said he would not reopen the government without that money. including this tweet tuesday promising, no cave. but he did cave or blinked two days after caving in a related staredown with the new speaker of the hou

but we are -- we're a little disappointed with the delay, but we will be delivering that station asap. division five, turk and webster, our two house, has had some delays, we were hoping that to be opened at the end of last year. now we're getting a date of march 29 for completion, so that's -- those are the two stations that i wanted to report on. as you know, you were at the ground breaking for the ambulance deployment facility on gerald and mckinnon, and that is on track, i'm told. division of training continues to be something that we are prioritizing, particularly now in light of the fact that the -- the updated general obligation bond schedule has moved up to have the eser bond be contemplated for november of this year. so that is a priority. we do not have a site selected at this time, which is why it's a priority, so we continue to work on that. i'm working very closely with the city administrator. i have chief nicholson assisting and chief scanlan assisting, as well, and i agree with commissioner nakajo, it does take a lot of work to get these bonds passed. generally, the dep