martha, back to you. >> martha: all right, steve. question is whether or not some of these members of the military are going to start appealing off and pealingd supporting the opposition. some of that ground is shifting but we have no idea how this is going to end. good to see you tonight in caracas. coming up next on "the story." elizabeth warren taking a swing at the ultra-rich with a wealth tax and now the billionaires are fighting back. charlie hurt and juan williams, not billionaires but excellent analysts coming up next. ♪ >> elizabeth warren, a number of years ago, knocked on my door and asked me for money when she was running for the senate. so, it's somewhat duplicitous, isn't it? .that's wr of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't

are, martha.t, but you've heard the rhetoric before. i can tell you that when you look in the eyes of my democratic colleagues, they aren't serious about negotiating. >> martha: there is a meeting on the hill in senator graham's office, jared kushner, the president's advisor, son-in-law was there. the suggestion that they may be discussing, early discussions about a daca trade for the wall. >> we can get to an agreement of the democrats would be more focused on helping the country and more less focused on stopping the president. congressman horn who will make the oklahoma city seat. do you think obama wants a boardwalk which if democrats will support what they supported a few years ago. negotiations are happening? that's all good but as mark said, i did not think they are serious about it. they are not serious until joe cunningham in that seat and congressman horn in that seat, andy andy >> she's a former cia agent. she takes security seriously which i do not doubt she does. in terms of this argum

good to have you with us. >> good evening, martha. >> martha: this anniversary obviously has to bringce for brace for impact. >> i was sitting there trying to figure out what he was said. once i realized there was a sudden fear that comes over you. and just overtakes your brain. you are just so scared at that point in time. >> martha: did you talk or are you the kind of scared people like i would be who would probably say nothing? >> that's exactly what happened. i think once he said brace for impact, the plane was very quiet. and we were just watching it as we went down. we were watching the jersey cliffs and as we were coming towards the river we were getting ready for the impact. >> martha: what a hero. he went back on the plane a couple times while it was on the water making sure everybody was out. how has it impacted your life, clay? >> it impacted, obviously it had a significant impact. i think over the last 10 years i have learned that life is really short. you live it. you surround yourself with very positive people. and you distance yourself from very negative people. >> mart

i want this to be the incentive. >> martha: i hear you. >> [overlapping talking]. >> martha: what we have didn't work. i think both sides love to use this as a political weapon. you talk about comp passion. i know you won't like. this i will play a sound bite from a family who lost their 22-year-old son. it doesn't matter whether it's one person or ten people killed by people who have no right to be here. >> our son's life meant something. our government makes us feel as if it didn't. >> he had been here for 14 years. he made no attempt at all to become a legal, law-abiding citizen. we love and rally behind people, the underdogs that come here to america and succeed legally. >> martha: what do you say to those parents? >> well, it's so unfair. i get put in the role, the designated pinata role where i have to say i believe in the policy following grieving parents. i ache for them! this is awful what happened to them. it would be awful if they were killed by an irishman or african-american or a jew or puerto rico person. but they are victimized by 50,000 murders a year or something lik

hi, martha. >> martha: thank you, bret. good to see you. good evening, everybody, i'm martha maccallum and "the story" tonight this january in america you won't see this. you won't see a big grand entrance. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [applause] >> there will be no standing and clapping, no sitting and not clapping. >> they say the union speech has been cancelled by nancy pelosi because she doesn't want to hear the truth. she doesn't want the american public to hear what's going on. >> so how did we get here? the not going to be a state of the union address? because republicans and democrats can't decide how much to spend to make sure that we have a secure southern border. they both say that they want that. they have both backed billions of dollars for it in the past. but for some reason now it's a big problem. much further south of the border today another story is playing out. the beginning of the end of the dictatorship of nicholas nis maduro who oversaw the death of democracy in his country and dro

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speak >> martha: that doesn't include border security. if you want people to cover the white house to negotiate. those bills to include anything. everybody is backed into corner and it doesn't go well with the american people. let me ask you this. what do you think about the $5.6 billion? what are you object to and that expenditure? >> the expenditure is small, i don't think you all will do anything. i like lindsey graham's proposal. we should reopen the government for three weeks. or a month and try to negotiate. what we should do but try to make some progress on some of the other issues that are involving immigration erred by doing something once and for all by the dreamers. giving them a path to citizenship. it is the president and mitch mcconnell -- if they could that the democrats will go. >> martha: nancy pelosi said she would discuss daka at all. you were in texas and he said he was surprised by what comprised the group there. it was very split. >> it is amazing martha, texas is an overwhelmingly latino city, hundred 50,000. it is

>> well, i think martha, thanks for having me. democrats ran on the agenda that reflects our commitment to the people and not to the powerful special interest. we ran on 3 priorities. 1, driving down healthcare costs like prescription drugs and pre-existing conditions. helping to raise family incomes. families are working 3 jobs to just get by. we want to rebuild america with a bold infrastructure plan that will create jobs and rebuild the country. thirdly, the corruption in washington. the self-dealing we have seen in washington. that's the first bill we will introduce. >> that's a lot to chew on. in terms of raising the economic status of american citizens, that is a major underpinning of why people want to see a secure border. they believe that if we don't have a constant influx of illegal immigrants coming into the country, that is a downward pressure on wages across the country. those jobs and the jobs in manufacturing, all of that would benefit from a pause of the influx of immigration into the country. that's the heart of t

"the story with martha maccallum" starts right now. >> martha: well done, thank you very much. good evening, everybody. what are the political lessons of the midterms? voters are not happy with what politicians have done for them on health care. democrats are laying down their plan, and it may be hard to win and the nomination did not offer the full extreme. health care for all, single player, government center. president obama was criticized for saying that ultimately, that would be the goal. then he made a promise on obamacare that he could not kee keep. now rising star kamala harris is going there on the full government plan, watch this. >> if you've got health insurance, you like your doctor, you like your plan, you can keep your doctor, you can keep your plan. >> you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, going through the paperwork, all of the delay, let's eliminate all of of that, let's move on. >> martha: that idea already being endorsed tonight by one of the newest and most often loudest voices on the left. watch this. >> do you sup

martha. >> martha: tracy, thank you very much. president trump versus california leaders.epped into the hot seat today as jerry brown says goodbye to governor 's mansion. california resident steve, his take is next. look, i don't think it is a real exaggeration to say there is a on california. i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infect

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thanks. tonight as you just saw, the government is back open. but de smite the president's efforts, so are many parents of the southern border, still. many parts of the southern border. >> build that wall! build that wall! build that wall! we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> build that wall! build that wall! >> president trump: do not worry, we are going to build the wall. >> martha: tonight the question is, will the president's base stay with him. will today be a moment that is looked back on as just a necessary evil of beltway politics? or a moment of no return? >> president trump: i will sign a bill to open our government for three weeks until february 15. >> martha: to kick off the conversation, steve hilton, host of "the next revolution" i put that question to you. you've been very supportive of this president and the border security, the wall has been central since day one. what happened today? >> i think that what he did today was make the right move. because the b

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. >> martha: that was great. >> bret: hey, martha. it was great. >> martha: i can't believe it's been ten years. feels like yesterday you took over for brit. and his advice is certainly solid and you have taken it and done an amazing job. pleasure to work with you often. >> bret: thank you. >> martha: look forward to many more years together. thank you. >> bret: you bet. >> martha: breaking tonight, jobs were expected to go up by about 177,000 in december. this morning the eye-popping number took the screen. 312,000 jobs added. manufacturing jobs posted the biggest gain in 20 years in the united states of america. so the dow loved that, of course. up 746 points after a rocky december. kimberly strass of the "wall street journal" will join me with her take on what people are ignoring and the realities of the u.s. economy. that is coming up later. but first, tonight, the president continuing to do battle to fulfill his promise on the wall. he came out today from the meeting at the white house with the g.o.p. and the democratic leaders w

by martha maccallum. the other big story that we are following tonight, as we take a look -- >> who are we as americans? so let's answer that question to the world and each other right here and right now. >> martha: that is the question. who are we as americans? that is what all of this is going to come down to. capitalist nation offering the chance at economic success, one that allows markets to dictate winners and losers? with secure borders, or are we trending towards elements of socialism, health care for income perhaps. these are the big questions. this battlefield is clearly being drawn in these early stages. >> and we will deliver that right with medicare for all and we will guarantee that right with universal pre-k and debt free college. >> you're going to have to pay 2% a year of that amount over $50 million. >> martha: so the man who made billions bringing your $5 coffee and a place to hang out all day says harris and warren have it all wrong. he said he may run as an independent because he thin

here's martha. >> martha: we are so grateful that you all are okay, we had the pleasure of seeing you and your lovely family out there and it was a very snowy morning and people were saying be really careful, the roads were terrible, i had no idea what you guys were going through and i'm so happy that you are all okay. all the best. welcome to "the story," i martha maccallum. there were no classes today at covington high school, the teachers and parents feared for their safety after students were branded racist in a story that got out over its skis a bit and is now retracting into a shell of embarrassment in an apparent attempt by some to just disappear. the part of the story where anyone wearing a hat like this that says make america great on it is potentially committing a racist offense it sticks around and attached itself to the narrative that often gets played out against president trump. >> this idea that we are a country that deals with fear, deals and bigotry. >> he certainly said racist things. >> he is in his heart appeared to be a racist. >> knowing what is in the president'

martha maccallum. >> hi, martha, congratulations on your show. >> martha: thank you.through the first 100 days of the trump presidency. >> congratulations on the new show. >> martha: thank you and thanks for being here on day one. here now exclusive interview senator john mccain chairman of the armed services committee. senator, welcome. great to have you tonight. >> hi, martha. >> martha: we begin new 100 day journey and new year and new presidency this from t.s. eliot. last year's words belong to last year's language and next year's words await another voice. we want to be your voice. good night, everybody. thanks for being with us on our base voyage. >> martha: good to see john mccain there thank you for making us number one. we are grateful to have you with us. our mission is to give you the straight story every night. here's tucker. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there was a lot of drama on capitol hill today. democrats and the president continue battling over a border wall. yesterday, you probably saw, the house speaker nanc

trace >>> martha.e miami heard is reporting that scott israel told his staff he expects to be removed from office. and some students are certainly pushing for his removal. but as of now florida's new governor ron desantis has taken no action against israel and the sheriff's attorney says she have not been warned about any impending suspension. today on "fox & friends" governor desantis said after reading a report on the shooting a decision could be made soon. watch. >> it was really troubling to read some of the things that could have been done to prevent one of the most awful tragedies we've had. >> during the massacre broward county sheriff's deputies took cover behind cars and trees even though one deputy radioed that he knew where the shooter was. coral spinnings officers saw them taking shelter while they ran in the school. there is dispatch video and audio showing scott peterson taking shelter despite seeing the shooter in the stairwell. sheriff israel litter said the actions sick enned him. duri

. >> martha: thank you very much much. some shocking new numbers tonight from customs and border protection layout with the agency calling an urgent military and crisis that is ongoing at our southern border. take a look at some of these numbers. in the past four months, the course of the year, 9,000 illegals have been apprehended at the border. most of them are coming in with families, with children, that is a new trend that we are seeing. as a result of that, many were coming through are in need of medical attention and much higher numbers than what we have seen in the past. the agency also reported that it spent 20,000 man hours they break it down and taking these and bend it to to get metal to make medical care. also this report, and a one day. my cologne, take a look at what they apprehended. almost a thousand pounds of drugs that were coming around the border from smugglers and traffickers. remember, this is the issue that is at the heart of this will shut down. a shut down that the senate voted on twice today, but f

>> martha: yes. >> harris: you have democrats on the record saying this. >> martha: absolutely you do. since 2006, the secure border fence act, you have democrats 100% behind the idea of having a secure border. i don't know how anybody could not be in favor of having a border that is secure. it's the way every country works. there has to be processed to get in and out of the country. democrats have set up time and time again. nancy pelosi is really the one person in the country who has said that she's only willing to give a dollar to make sure that the border is secure. the rest of them, debbie dingle and everyone else, has said -- we all agree basically on the premise prelet's get together and figure out a way to solve this. >> harris: i know from watching your show each at 7:00 p.m., "the story," the evil talked with a lot of people feeling the pain. can you talk to me about the pressure that has been on this white house? the president said he would on the shutdown and he has not since said anything differently. he is coming out now, we think, with some sort of announcement about th

. >> martha: that's a great show tonight. did the fbi target president trump as retaliation over the firing of jim comey? we picked a former assistant director of the fbi who it is outraged at his former agency's behavior. tonight, we are judging the judges. how a lawless judiciary is imperiling you with resistance. and decrees on immigration and other commentary. you will not believe this. plus, a new battlefront opening on the war on men. how the left is complaining rank abuse and violence with classic masculinity. i can't miss debate ahead. but first, democrats get away wafrom governing. that's the focus of tonight's angle. the president remained in washington over the weekend, very snowy. he was ready and willing to open a deal with them, but nancy and del mike pelosi and her crew left town. but they talked a good game. >> by punish people who are applying for food stamps because a presidentnt is having a temper tantrum? >> i hope they just do the right thing. owhy we are having that debate, let's reopen the government. >

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when i flew past martha's vineyard that night, i said to my nephew, look, there's martha's vineyard. he said, i can't see it. i looked out of the airplane window and i said, i can't see it, either. >> john would have been expected to really hug the coastline and go in up towards martha's vineyard. there he could see the lights of the towns as he went up, and he'd have a pretty good visual reference. and at the last minute, be able to take the turn into martha's vineyard. instead, he decided to go out over 35 miles of open water. >> reporter: they would crash into the atlantic, a tragic ending for a man who once told barbara walters he wanted to live life to the fullest. >> i think that my greatest fear would be to be faint of heart, and feel that i missed an opportunity, or you could have taken a path less traveled that would -- had ended into something completely wonderful and unexpected. >> really reminds you that jfk jr. was just 38 years old. we lost carolyn bessette kennedy and her sister, lauren. i know this documentary tonight also talks with pilots, with aviation experts, try

>> the report is highly concerning, martha. it just shows more evidence that perhaps this president did obstruct justice. it shows that -- >> even though the special counsel disputes it? >> martha, it raises a question in my mind that is very serious and so what we need is mueller to be able to finish his investigation, and one of the things that i'm most concerned about is that senator mcconnell will not let a bipartisan bill come to the senate floor to allow us to protect that investigation, to make sure he cannot be fired prematurely, and the law says he can only be fired for cause. what our bill does is go to a judge and a judge can make a decision about whether this was done properly and preserve all the evidence. we have to protect him and we need the facts. this shows how urgent that investigation is. >> okay. thanks very much for joining us this morning, senator. >> thank you, martha. thank you. >>> now let's bring in republican senator james lankford, a member of the homeland security. good morning, senator. >> good mo

when i flew past martha's vineyard that night i said to my nephew, look, there's martha's vineyard.e said i can't see it. i looked out, i said i can't see it either. >> they never made it to martha's vineyard. kennedy's plane went down in the atlantic seven miles from shore. he was 38. >> it was midnight. the phone rang, and it was a friend at the airport waiting for them. and it was one of those moments where the minute i heard his voice, i just knew. >> this is an abc news special report. >> good morning. this is abc news head quarters in new york. we're interrupting your program this morning for information involving john f kennedy junior, the son of the slain president. abc news has reports that his plane is missing. >> as time went on the searchers began to find wreckage. it began to wash up on shore on martha's vineyard. >> the wheel from an aircraft has been found, and a sneaker has been found. >> a suitcase with lauren's name on it. a headrest from the plane. a prescription bottle that had carolyn basset kennedy's name on it. >> after days they found the bodies still strappe

>> all right, martha raddatz with us, as well. thank you, martha. >>> the president making news tonight with what he said about defense secretary jim mattis. mattis, of course, resigning in protest. the president then telling him to leave immediately. the president told reporters today he gave secretary mattis new f-35 fighter jets and f-18s. >> general mattis was so thrilled, but what's he done for me? how has he done in afghanistan? not too good. >> and it wasn't just mattis he was upset with. the president then pointing to a meeting with several generals, he said, just weeks ago. >> we have an area that i brought up with our generals four, five weeks ago, where taliban is here, isis is here and they're fighting each other. i said, why don't you let them fight? why are we getting in the middle of it? i said, let them fight. sir, we want to do it -- they go in and they end up fighting both of them. it's the craziest thing i've ever seen. i think i would have been a good general, but who knows. >> the president at the white house

>> all right, martha raddatz who continues to follow this case for us. thank you, martha. >>> and with that deadly storm just finishing its work, now we're watching tonight yet another storm system moving from west to east at this hour. in fact, winter weather alerts up for 20 states from colorado to new york. that arctic blast still gripping much of the country at this hour. this image of niagara falls, take a look, full of ice there tonight. that new storm triggering blizzard conditions already east of denver. 45-mile-an-hour winds. on the move to the east coast. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all, as always. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. i have to tell you, it feels good compared to where we were last night, but still very chilly, but we're going to warm right up ahead of that storm. and you're seeing all the winter storm warnings for the quad cities, up through madison, wisconsin, tonight. now, they're looking for that snow happening now. chicago going to have snow and then a mix over to freezing rain. detroit gets over to all the w

let's bring martha maccallum listening to that. martha, i was thinking lindsey graham, so reasonable and commonsensical. and maybe they will make a difference this time, but it is like the words are not penetrating. to the public. >> martha: it's always been about semantics when you think about it the discussion of the wall and the president talking about steel slats and then nancy pelosi said the wall was a manhood issue for the president. but lindsey graham is exactly right. when you boil it down both sides of the fence, essentially they agree to the same thing. you need to have a border as he said nine months pregnant women can't fight over. that is dangerous. you want to provide safe port of entry along the way and walls in between that work. i thought it was interesting lindsey graham said and was saying about physically going back to this notion of comprehensive immigration reform which has been around 13 years. we know jared kushner has one pushing for that option. and i wonder if the discussion that going back and forth in

and martha, what are your sources telling you tonight? does the u.s. believe this is retaliation for maria butina? >> reporter: some think it could be, david. the russians will likely present some kind of evidence, fabricated or not. already, a russian news agency is saying whelan was caught with a classified list of russian operatives. but if convicted, whelan could face up to 20 years in prison. david? >> all right, martha raddatz, thank you. >>> the president making news tonight with what he said about defense secretary jim mattis. mattis, of course, resigning in protest. the president then telling him to leave immediately. the president told reporters today he gave secretary mattis new f-35 fighter jets and f-18s. >> general mattis was so thrilled, but what's he done for me? >> and it wasn't just mattis he was upset with. the president then pointing to a meeting with several generals, he said, just weeks ago. >> we have an area that i brought up with our generals four, five weeks ago, where taliban is here, isis is here and they're fighting each ot

martha raddatz is here. >>> frigid cold, and tonight, the new storm system moving east. we have the track. >>> new developments after that confrontation, why that catholic high school was closed today. president trump tweeting support for the students. and that young man face-to-face with the native american, that student speaking out tonight. you'll hear from him. >>> the passenger brawl erupting in midair. the crew and passengering trying to take a man down. >>> and oscar history. from "a star is born" to "black panther" to a first for netflix. tonight, the list right here. the golden possibilities. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us on a tuesday night. and we begin with the scare in the air, causing a ground stop here in the new york city area at this hour. newark airport has now halted all flights coming in after a drone scare. newark, of course, one of the busiest airports in the country. at least two drones were spotted hovering over nearby teterboro airport. that's on the arrival path for passenger planes coming into newark. abc's david kerley le

they are martha and margaret michael took custody of the girls after the accident in germany.long with his first wife patty, and then later with kathleen, raised them as his own. >> patty was saying that our birth mother was like a sister to her she was her closest friend in the whole world. and it was said in our mother's will that we would go to mike and patty when they passed away. and, so, dad saw it as his responsibility and took us in. and stay -- we stayed with him for our whole lives. >> reporter: you didn't think, "that's strange, the petersons who are these people >> well actually, you know, i can understand how that could happen this was her world now liz must love these people and trusted them to the nth degree >> reporter: elizabeth ratliff's body was flown to texas for burial at the funeral, margaret was desperate to hear further details from michael peterson about her sister's passing but to her surprise -- >> michael was very aloof and very strange >> reporter: did he speak? >> no, he didn't really say a lot at all he never talked about the -- what happened to

of martha washington. he first met her in 1894. she was only seven but did remember the event quite vividly. it was terrific that peter extended his painting beyond rock creek so we could make sure we included tudor place in that, so thank you for doing that. martha's daughter britannia described the moment of lafayette's arrival. he drove to tudor place in a private carriage. i can see the grand old man as he entered the door of the parlor. this is tudor place as it would have appeared at the time. the grand entrance coming in from our street. his dignified appearance making an impression on my mind, that which time could not a face. advancing to my mother, he tenderly embraced her. the meeting with whom ringing to his my recollections of former days when he had known her as a child, the guest of his everlasting friend george washington. before departing washington a few days later, lafayette accompanied by his son, dined at tudor place, the guest of martha peter. among those in attendance were captain wi

"the story" hosted by my good friend and colleague martha maccallum in new york starts now. >> marthait was great. >> martha: i can't believe it's been ten years. feels like yesterday you took over for brit. and his advice is certainly solid and you have taken it and done an amazing job. pleasure to work with you often. >> bret: thank you. >> martha: look forward to many more years together. thank you. >> bret: you bet. >> martha: breaking tonight, jobs were expected to go up by about 177,000 in december. this morning the eye-popping number took the screen. 312,000 jobs added. manufacturing jobs posted the biggest gain in 20 years in the united states of america. so the dow loved that, of course. up 746 points after a rocky december. kimberly strass of the "wall street journal" will join me with her take on what people are ignoring and the realities of the u.s. economy. that is coming up later. but first, tonight, the president continuing to do battle to fulfill his promise on

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here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz now. >> reporter: today, the nation'sntelligence officials presented the most thorough assessment of the global threats facing our nation, and one of the clearest examples yet of how their conclusions differ starkly from the president's own. take north korea, which after last year's summit, trump proclaimed, "there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea." today, this from the director of the cia -- >> the regime is committed to developing a long-range nuclear armed missile that would pose a direct threat to the united states. >> reporter: and iran, where trump last year warned of dire consequences if the u.s. remained part of a nuclear deal. >> in just a short period of time, the world's leading state sponsor of terror will be on the cusp of acquiring the world's most dangerous weapons. >> reporter: but today, from the director of national intelligence -- >> we do not believe iran is currently undertaking activities we judge necessary to produce a nuclear device. >> reporter: and isis? this was donald trump just l

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lot of its legacy has to do with he relationship -- martha washington. the peter family who lived there of theood the importance collections they had, the estate where they lived. 1644, 31st street northwest. website, tudor place.org. not nt to encourage you just to see the lafayette items there, but as a way of gaining a better understanding of american history and of life here in the district of columbia in the nation's capitol. yes, you in the back, sir. interested, ht be the eagle that was on the arch to welcomed lafayette washington, d.c. was also at the playing of the cornerstone of monument in 1848 madison and mrs. hamilton was also there. it was recorded it was there and the same eagle. >> and did it flap its wings at the appropriate moment? probably not, probably not recorded. any other questions? i have a couple questions >> the foreground seems to be higher. > do you know why did the congress give lafayette all of florida.eage in >> i don't know why it was specifically where it was. it was somewhere near tallahassee or in leon county in why th

. >>> and our buddy martha stewart is going t share some of that knowledge with her new martha manualman is prolific. >> she can do anything. >> she's got a new book out every six months. ything, everything >> she's going to do your taxes. >>> by the way, coming up in he thirr of today, all about getting it done. we're going to give you a behind the scenes loo at our daily lives and how we manage to try, try being the operative >> let's see what the week looks like ahead. today we've got mild january in the mid plains, mountain snows in the rocky, s shine along east coast, another storm in the pacific midwest. bylood threat their wednesday turning colder in the plains. colder in the northeast. rain returns down through texas and mississippi river valley and some sunshine through the western ains. that's what going on around the country, here is what's in woods. >>> mostly cloudy and chilly outside this morning. 36 now in arlington, 31 still in gaithersburg, 33n prince george's county. under mostly clear skies, a chilly a ernoon to beoutside. we'll only reach low- to mid-40s for highs,

let hees go to martha raddatz reporting. martha? >> reporter: the regime does not have the authority to order american diplomats in the u.s. venezuela since the president does not recognize as president. but tonight, the state department is ordering nonemergency employees to leave venezuela, it comes among the escalating chaos and a night of looting and violence. but the u.s. embassy will remain open, david? >> martha, thank you. >>> and tonight, flortdida's secretary of state has resigned. it has came after the tallahassee newspaper said he was wearing a costume as a hurricane katrina victim in 2005. he was appointed secretary of state last month. >> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the plif who shot his fellow officer. he describes it as an accidental discharge. tonight, news on the investigation. >>> the earth games way. the ground shaking. they thought it was an earthquake. families racing out. what was it. >>> and the soup superintendent arrested after using her own health insurance to help a stud

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abc's martha raddatz with us live tonight. martha, we travelled to the last summit. it appears the second summit is on tonight even though people say little has changed. >> the administration says flatly that north korea has taken no significant steps to get rid of nuclear weapons in the seven months since the singapore summit. the north koreans are wanting sanctions eased. this summit scheduled for the end of february could be more important than the first which of course was significant because it was the first time the leaders had met. this could be where the real work gets done, david, or the agreement falls apart. >> martha raddatz, thank you. >>> overseas we're learning more details about the crash involving prince phillip. he was behind the wheel. james longman again tonight from london. >> reporter: he's been called the iron duke, and tonight its clear why. 97-year-old prince phillip was pulled unhurt from the window of this overturned wreck, after he crashed into another car near the queen's sandringham estate. as he recovers by, his wife, the queen's side,

let's go to martha raddatz reporting in. martha? >> reporter: the u.s. has made tleer v clear the maduro regime does not have the authority to order american diplomats in the u.s. in venezuela since the president does not recognize maduro as president. but tonight, the state department is ordering nonemergency employees to leave venezuela, it comes among the escalating chaos and a night of looting and violence. but despite the ordered departures, the u.s. embassy will remain open, david. >> martha, thank you. >>> and tonight, florida's secretary of state has resigned. after images of him in black face emerged. it has came after the tallahassee democrat newspaper said he was wearing a costume as a hurricane katrina victim in a halloween party in 2005. he sempbed for 14 years as a county supervisors. he had a record of expanding voting rights. he was appointed secretary of state last month. >> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the police officer who shot his fellow officer. she was hit in the chest and killed. he describes it

abc's martha raddatz with us live tonight. martha, we travelled to the last summit. it appears the second summit is on tonight even though many say little has changed toward denuclearization. >> that's right, david. the administration says flatly that north korea has taken no e its nuclear weapons in the seven months since the singapore summit. the north koreans are demanding that sanctions are eased before there can be progress, but the u.s. refuses to do that until the north begins the process of denuclearization. this summit scheduled for the end of february could be more important than the first which of course was significant because it was the first time the leaders had met. this could be where the real work gets done, david, or the agreement falls apart. >> martha raddatz, thank you. >>> overseas we're learning more details about the crash involving prince phillip. he was behind the wheel when he collided with a car with two women and a baby inside. abc's james longman again tonight from london. >> reporter: he's been called the iron duke, and tonight its clea