then that's when inmate reeves tries to take something off his tray.points in his face, and then that's when the fight starts. >> if reeves can convince disciplinary officer hale that he did not instigate the fight, he could return to his dorm. if not, he could face up to 60 days in segregation. >> i mean, now is the time to explain your situation, and i'm gonna tell you, don't lie to me, because i've already watched the tape, and i know what happened, okay? go ahead. >> we just started fighting. i feel like if i wanted to really fight him like that i'd have -- you know what i'm saying, caught him off the camera we'd have fought where i wouldn't have to deal with you all right now. >> when i watched the video, it showed me that you were trying to take his food from his tray. >> i was gonna move his tray out of my way 'cause he was sitting where i was sitting at. >> well, i mean, you sat down at a chair, and then he sat down at a chair. i mean, where did you want him to go to? >> right, but where he was sitting at is where i was sitting, 'cause he got t

james reeve, stay with me. coming up, brexiteers are hitting the u.k. hitting it where it hurts, in the huizinga market. more on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is speculation brexit is hitting the british market -- british rising market -- huizinga markets. james reeve it -- is still with us. to the data, we have this ready. let me give the crude. i should have done this in the commercial break. price growth under pressure. it slows to a five-year low. say that the economy is beginning to show real signs of slowdown in approvals,ortgage and the worst growth in two months in six years. >> is not surprising. the housing market was due for a cool down. it has been going breakneck speed for a decade. or more. it's good for a first-time buyer. the younger cohort. a necessary correction, but praise it is weighing on the consumer and investment segment. >> we are waking up this morning to -- speaking to angela merkel by telephone. he says he is willing to a the leader within reason. leader within reason. not to reopen the negotiations, whatever all of thi

reeves from -- mr. from fema. mr. reeves: my name is steve reeves. i retired from the army. i'm here today as the leader of the union for fema. we have more than 3,200 employees at the federal emergency management agency. we're just recovering from one of the most active hurricane seasons in recent memory. not to mention historic wildfires that's devastated california. ordinarily, this is when we restock, this is when we rest our people, this is when we prepare for the next big disaster. what this means is, anyone who needs insurance claims, property damages while we're out and the american people ask, where is fema, we're furloughed. we need the government open now. speaker pelosi. speaker pelosi: thank you very much, steve. have any questions? i want to address something, a couple things we heard here. we heard that many of our public employees, federal public employees are veterans. our veterans are very adversely affected by this. if we want to support our veterans, we will not hurt their credit rating. and that's what missing a mortgage, a rental payment, a car payment

tomorrow at the white house gloria really appreciate your time great to speak to you on this gloria reeve is my guest from the and soko dishes thank you. onto the news now on the global news network c.n.n. is expanding into new markets opening a portuguese language station in brazil but the team is heading that operation was raised a few eyebrows. thank you.

keanu reeves returns as the super-assassin, this time with a 14-million- dollar bounty on his head and armada of killers on his tail. halle berry co-stars in the action thriller, which opens may 17th."i have to get out of here before he gets out.""they are contained." (nat-siren)"glass" is the latest frightening film featuring sarah paulson. the "american horror story" veteran says she never thought she'd star in so many scary movies and t-v shows."the irony of it is not lost on me, because i am the biggest scaredy-cat you ever met, and so it is strange that i should find myself making a living reenacting moments of terror." (nat)tessa thompson is tessa thompson is reporting for jury duty! the "sorry to bother you" and "thor: ragnarok" actress has been named to this year's sundance film festival jury. she'll help decide the winning films in the u-s dramatic competition. also on the jury: director damien chazelle, whose "whiplash" debuted at sundance five years ago. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with

this figure clearly shows federal spnding and reeves knews grow over the next ten years the yet the gap part cyst ises over time. growth is driven by benefits for older people and by interest o costs. outlays for social security and medicare increase significantly in baseline projects. in as members of the baby boom generation age, the number of people at least 65 years old who are the main beneficiaries of that spending is expected to grow by one-third and their health caree costs will continu to rise. interest costs are also projected toar rise primarily because of increases in federal borrowing and higher interest rates. as for revenue, they, too, are projected to increase through h 2029 partly because of the the scheduled expiration of some tax cuts at the end o of 2025. however, that growth is not enough to keep deficits from being significantly larger than they have been over the past 50 years. in cbo's projections the average deficit equals 4.4% of gdp, as shown by the picture on the front of your handout. but unusual for low unemployment in contrasted times where the government

(jrstone) "replicas," starring keanu reeves, didn't fare nearly as well, debuting way down in 12th place with just two-and-a-half million dollars.dollars.million and-a-half with just two-12th place way down in well, debuting fare nearly as reeves, didn't fare nearly as well, debuting way down in 12th place with just two- and-a-half million dollars. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >> announcer: the following is a paid commercial program proudly brought to you be prosvent. do you make frequent trips to the bathroom... suffer from urgency... hesitancy? do you get up more than once a night? can you even sit through a movie? or, worse, have a diminished sex drive? if so, chances are you have an enlarged prostate. fact -- 30 million men now suffer from an enlarged prostate. fact -- every other man now watching this show will someday face the same painful problems. until now, you ha

variety's pundits predict the medical-thriller starring keanu reeves will open to between four and seven million dollars."one said women are too emotional to be lawyers, another told me a woman graduating top of her class must be a real ball buster.""on the basis of sex" expands into wide release this weekend. the bio-pic starring felicity jones as a young ruth bader ginsburg has earned just over four million dollars in its two weeks of limited release. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( robin ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow breaking news afte( bin international flight is diverted to the oakland airport and two people end up being arrested. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) show your gut some love. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. they say, i wonder what age you justhat is.aring. simply ageless foundation with olay. tones, hydrates, and reduces the look of wrinkles. from covergirl. a police officer gunned dow

applause ] one year ago i stood in this chamber and i reported to you on the story of wendy and wade reeves and their daughter reagan. today i want to give you an update. reagan was one of the more 3000 on the disability waiting list, hoping for services to improve the lives that she had been on the list for eight years. then, we together allowed in the half million dollars every year for those in need of services, reagan was off the list and got the help she needed. now, the mom, wendy reports she's been able to get a full- time job for the first time since reagan was born. [ applause ] reagan is learning new skills with the help of a worker, wendy reports that the first time reagan learned to wash her hair by herself was a big day. what we do in these chambers and in public service makes a difference in the lives of people. from one that spends it all to one that create savings for more difficult times. we now have a long-term reserve fund with a current balance of over $125 million. [ applause ] so, when it comes to the future, we have an understanding from history that the future is bri

>> i'm 51.: >> jimll how old is keanu reeves?y point.er [ laug then sam jackson says he's 70 years old. if he's 70, i look like 95 years old. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, no, not that old. >> i was there.ai i did mydone, right? and i get my haircut from gio. gio. >> jimmy: of course. gio. "l and then, at the end of the haircut, he goes me show you something." he takes his camera out and he takes a picture of my bald spot.ht [ light la ] and he's like, "you know what i did for you, i left a little long around it, and you push it over." [ laughter >> jimmy: is he inventing a a new -- >> i go, "are you teaching me how to do a comb over?" is this how it starts? is this how it started with trump? [ laughter ] you combt and then you swirl it and you glue it at the top. >> jimmy: he taught you a bald spot comb over. it looks great. either way. good job, gio. thank you, that's good advice. first of all, i haven't seen you since the zen diaries of garry shandling. ta yeah. >> jimmy: we wering about garry and you were about to air this docum

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mr reeves is in close contact you know still no rove and recently they had this meeting in vienna and they were very corporate. and also the european countries are trying to remain. the same as we've worked. the european countries should compensate worked. we have lost after the meter all. of the united states illegally from disagreement i'm sure your follow the latest results of the nato summit in brussels and it's shocked many russians i have to tell you by the way mr trump treated his american partners do you think this if he continues on that path relating to the europeans in that way do you think it would be easier for iran to get what if iran wants from the europeans because you said before in previous interviews that there is no unity here on the iranian question but in europe. you know all cooperate unit you're all in in that train or he's quite. understand their role is continue but what they're doing in nato he's not. come but you know what you wish to have in the european countries of course use they want to destroy the world everything and every subject in nato itself with

. >> keanu reeves, talked about both starring in and producing the new ♪ >>> listen.e all know that beyonce runs the world, but the queen is not above a target run. i mean, a woman who carries hot sauce in her purse can go to target. beyonce was spotted walking down the aisle in los angeles, but that designer jumpsuit, woo. i see you. and someone else is pushing the cart. it was blue ivy's seventh birthday. happy birthday, blue. >> that's how i go shopping in the grocery store all the time. yeah. she isn't the only "b" making headlines. susan boyle on the first ever champions edition of "america's got talent." ♪ ♪ couldn't drag me away >> it was a triumphant comeback performance for a contestant with the voice of an angel. ♪ could make me feel better >> she earned the golden buzzer from mel b. meaning she moved on vagt to the finals. in 2009, the unemployed woman from scotland became an overnight sensation with this audition for "britain's got talent." ♪ i had a dream my life would be ♪ >> "e.t." first met susan after that and she was floored by the sudden success. >>

. >>> joining me now a fema safety fire official steve reeves is with us.is is the second shutdown he's gone through working for the government. the first in 2013. amy and tammy are also with us. steve, let me start with you. on that topic of adjustments, i asked the vice president what specifically do you recommend people should do? should they skip a utility bill? he couldn't say. i'll ask you. no what adjustments have you had to make? >> i've had to cash in my thrift savings plan a couple times. that's the 401 k for federal employees. this is the second time. >> are you mad about that? >> yeah. i'm fuming mad about it. it's going to affect my long-term retirement. >> did you feel like you had any other options, steve? >> no, not at the time. and not now. >> so when the president says that you will adjust, what goes through your mind when you hear that knowing that you -- and you're saying this time you had to cash in your 401 k time too? >> yeah. i'm going to. i'm looking at doing it if we don't get our checks friday. >> steve, you say you're getting fou

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. >>> reeve from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 now is. >> now on kpix five news remembering a fallen hero as a community gathers to mourn the loss of officer natalie corona. >> plus, it's the longest government shut down in u.s. history, and this morning help for bay area federal workers. >> let's take the rhetoric out. is it the wall, is that what it comes down to? what is it about? >> the issue is president of the united states. >> and phil grist the congressman on the shut down. it's 6on this sunday january 13th. thanks for joining us i am devin. >> and we will see rain and it's going to be around for a while the good news is if you haveplan

keanu reeves stars in this. a neuroscientist --. -- heartbreak provides the perfect opportunity to take the next scientific leap while breaking all the rules of ethics. >> morality and love. >> i was very far from home but i knew lucas was waiting. >> man gets separated from his best friend in "a dog's way home." a pup gets separated from its owner. and begins a 400 mile journey back home meeting people and touching lives forest gump style along the way. >>> w drowned out the long running leader "aquaman." "the upside" takes the top spot in the it saw ticket sales nearly double industry expectations. >> still ahead is two really better than one? not when you are trying to merge two states into one? and you are going to love the reason it is even being attempted. up next. superstar )lionel mess he became the first player in )la liga ) history, to score 40 goals. he is the second player to reach the 400 goal mark across >>> soccer superstar lionell messi became the first player in la liga history to score 400 goal

or reeves also convinces from us to use the gun extract lies are made out of natural materials like two presidents. i win win situation for the farmers the environment and the soil you know living structure you can touch and feel. like you smelled of life. it's beautiful. moving over to ghana now to check in on a young entrepreneur who builds houses cheaply and sustainably felicia this young lady. produced materials for houses right and it's called a ramp construction the idea of using mud as a building material is becoming more and more popular across west africa one major advantage is that even when it's hot outside the temperature inside the house stays constant so no need for expensive air conditioning but that's not all they've got going for them. the technique is called rammed earth construction has been formed into a wall. this new house has been built close to ghana skeptical at using an old method common in rural africa now it's becoming popular in cities. clomid a year and joy and a sense founded the company in two thousand and sixteen they realized there's a demand for houses

as works seamlessly into reeve elements of industrial production handiwork and art . they create connections that produce something entirely new. the pre-columbian textiles discovered in mexico inspired her creativity and her spirituality. deafened work with these pieces really are one of a kind you can instantly tell that here i knew i have as a created something extremely special but there was one of. many others one said i find that when the work is made with threads it's considered a craft when it's on paper it's considered art yet she managed to set new standards in textile art and she learned her craft from powerhouse. annie alberta's is so last century and so is by house right wrong that's just another myth that deserves clearing up in mexico by our house is alive and well to this very day how did it manage that thousands of kilometers away from its place of origin. and yucatan bauhaus lives on in the work of artists are more munoz she wants to say mexico's traditional handicrafts by connecting them to modern technology so it's hardly surprising that she was in

let's speak now to musculoskeletal expert, professor neil reeves. about the levels of pain. sports people generally often deal with pain. it feels like, can you give is a sense of what it is that his body is doing to him? you give is a sense of what it is that his body is doing to him7m has been caught by the high forces that elite sport puts on the joints, and many sports will put those lows on thejoint, but and many sports will put those lows on the joint, but particularly with tennis which involves very fast original changes, rapid starting and stopping. high forces acting around thejoints and stopping. high forces acting around the joints and over time these lows and forces can lead to g generation. it isa and forces can lead to g generation. it is a degeneration which will cause the pain. in between the points, he wants very gingerly. you can see it in every step he takes. that would be a result of the generational changes which are at a carrying in thejoint, but it generational changes which are at a carrying in the joint, but it will be the h

here's abc's will reeve. ♪ i'm just a little bossy >> reporter: she may be bossy, but on her new mtvlindsay lohan is the boss. >> just like everyone watches me i'm watching them. camera's flipped now. >> reporter: lohan taking her celebrity international to the glamorous greek island of mikonos. now the backdrop for her reality show "lindsay lohan's beach club." >> i want to do things differently. i want to be my own boss. >> reporter: the new mtv docuseries follows lohan not the movie star -- >> don't [ bleep ] with my family. you're fired. just pack your [ bleep ] and get out. >> reporter: but the business mogul behind lohan beach house. >> i didn't want to go back to l.a. and be part of the scene again. i wanted to just really focus on what i'm great at. and i was like, you know what? i'm smarter than this. i can make my own business. i can build my own brand. >> reporter: the series shows just how far the actress has come from when we first saw her all those years ago. >> yes! >> reporter: lohan began acting at age 3. her career took off when she starred as twins in "the parent t

the late senator john mccain and jack reeves, seeing an opportunity to promote the notion of servicebove self, championed the expansion of the commission's mandate to include an evaluation of not just the selective service system, all service lines. to do so, congress turns us to answer two very important questions. first, does our country have a continuing need for a military selective service system? and if so, what if any, changes are necessary to change it into a 21st century sent system? second, and perhaps more importantly is how can we as a nation create an ethos of service where more people are compelled to serve across all service lines, military national or public service. this is a historic opportunity because it's the first time in american history where a commission has been charged to consul print comprehensively and holistically evaluate service in america across all three service lines. so before we could answer the question of how to increase the service participation, we had to define what service means. there are numerous definitions and we wanted to make sure that

we stumbled on the chips here in china reeves capital santa cruz everything here revolves around the beloved fried version of the potato the snack shop is run by the canary an italian couple denise decker day and day in general or so who came up with the name as if we're going to get in but it was my husband's idea we were looking for a name and of course it had to have something to do with potatoes chips are not chips see in the end. see one out. to see. there are nearly fifty different varieties of potato in the canaries the tuber was first domesticated around thirteen thousand years ago in south america and they were introduced to europe after the spanish conquests there are ten a reef potatoes are a staple right there are virtually no dishes on teneriffe that are not served with potatoes if they're boiled roasted fried and baked potatoes are always part of the equation impaired by. the french fries here are never frozen like in many restaurants but cut fresh every day. fresh vegetable oil is also important say the locals but which potatoes make the best fries. but it has to be a

variety's pundits predict the medical-thriller starring keanu reeves will open to between four and sevenomen are too emotional to be lawyers, another told me a woman graduating top of her class must be a real ball buster.""on the basis of sex" expands into wide release this weekend. the bio-pic starring felicity jones as a young ruth bader ginsburg has earned just over four million dollars in its two weeks of limited release. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (darya) that's it for us >> today on an all 0-new dr. phil. a frightening new extortion scheme. >> dr. phil: they received a call from a scammer scammer whd he was holding her daughters hostage. >> we heard her crying in the background. >> now they fooled their victims. >> dr. phil: it says robin. it is not even on. >> plus. >> when i left my husband, he set my car on fire. >> the real woman behind the series, dirty john. >> dr. phil: he had threatened to put a bullet in your daughter's head. here we go. this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by. >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, hour --

tomorrow at the white house gloria really appreciate your time great to speak to you on this gloria reeve is my guest from the and soko dishes thank you. onto the news now on the global news network c.n.n. is expanding into new markets opening a portuguese language station in brazil but the team is heading that operation was raised a few eyebrows. thank you. three sils donald trump extreme views on a variety of things telling a congresswoman she was not pretty enough to really express. like. a military dictatorship. this isn't. some people might try to tell you that it's a been in mind even start to believe this is opinion. but it's not. isn't. a few hours ago we did ask for a response from c.n.n. to those appointments we've yet to get a reply. in the meantime another us media outlet buzz feed is again insisted a controversial article it published is true despite being branded as curate by the office of special counsel robert mueller the story alleged donald trump ordered his former lawyer to lie to congress about dealings with moscow details is my guess the . tough times if you work at b

variety's pundits predict the medical-thriller starring keanu reeves will open to between four and seventold me a woman graduating top of her class must be a real ball buster.""on the basis of sex" expands into wide release this weekend. the bio-pic starring felicity jones as a young ruth bader ginsburg has earned just over four million dollars in its two weeks of limited release. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( james ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow breaking news after a police officer is shot and killed in the city of davis. will tran has the latest in a live report. ( james ) plus... an international flight is diverted to the oakland airport and now two people end up being arrested. a police officer gunned down in davis. im standing by with e latest details in a live report. ( james ) federal workers will not get paid today ... as the shutdown enters day 21 ... making it the longest in u-s history. (john) more rain on the way to the bay area.im tracking the latest storm. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fl

protests in the israeli city of tel of reeve's where thousands rallied against police brutality and racism demonstrators are demanding an investigation into the fatal shooting by police of an if you finish really woman last week you. not a history of mental illness hundred portably rushed officers wielding a knife before being shot. lots are news for now doctors in a danger zone coming up our documentary trauma it's a tough watch it's timely and it's next. the country's gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i think i got it hit the road and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius of this place especially american hero this is it we've come to a point around which element is gone so we always are on the current system. called the. party because. we're starting west with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bee and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gonzo than the new baby completely different and it is just. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the

rachel reeves she was calling again for an extension to article fifty so a delay to break that and again that has fallen so at the moment it is completely going to resume a writer looks like she's going by going out to brought what difference will it will it make it is a good question she comes back to parliament on the thirteenth and fourteenth of february it just seems like everything is being put back to back in the games most of the targets are running out. of force one and you're the big table and our very own at barbara very well in london to both of you thank you very much. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world two people were killed when a car packed with explosives blew up in the somali capital mogadishu the explosion happened at a petrol station near the petroleum ministry authorities say the explosive surely before the vehicle had reached its intended target ukraine's president petro poroshenko has launched his campaign for reelection in march is vote for she said that he would push for ukraine to join both the european union and

there is the support it right up from a reeves supporting the lancaster house speech.eech or every passing events, theresa may has lost more support than she has managed to win. and now she has ended up with something that may be a compromise but a compromise that pleases nobody and she is not a salesperson. she could not sell the deal to anybody. steve, salesperson. she could not sell the dealto anybody. steve, is that salesperson. she could not sell the deal to anybody. steve, is that the fundamental problem here? theresa may's interpretation of what brexit actually meant and that 17.4 million, 52%, was not a crushing victory. it was a victory but not a crushing victory and the idea that no deal is better than a bad deal, for instance, at the very beginning, 48% suggest that that is not a hard brexit. that would never have been a ha rd brexit. that would never have been a hard brexit. her description of no deal today made clear that she knows. so that was rubbish two years ago. she made a lot of miscalculations early on when she was ina miscalculations early on when

we have rachel reeves whose amendment says rule out no deal, dominic grieve saying give parliament thete cooper saying, if she has not got something by the 26th of february, in order to avoid businesses triggering their no—deal brexit plans, we need an extra amount of time and that amount of time is not to sit and twiddle our thumbs, that is for a significant democratic piece of work and of course, that would be a people's vote. the brexit that was promised has not... cannot be delivered. a ha rd has not... cannot be delivered. a hard brexit is not in anyone's interest. let the people have their say. but to get your desired outcome of the people's vote, you need jeremy corbyn on the front branch labour party to come on board. and there is no way you are going to get it. our policy was clear. jeremy corbyn's team site is merely an option. they are not saying it is something they would back. option. they are not saying it is something they would backm option. they are not saying it is something they would back. it is the party policy as agreed by the members and unions at conference that

also eventually included the law americans karma was a was a cyber weapon that was used by project reeve in to infiltrate and to hack into the i phones of opponents are enemies of the u.a.e. and what made it really unusual was that like with most of these types of exploits or hacking tools you know will send somebody an e-mail or send somebody a text message and they have to kind of trick them into clicking on that link right and that's usually the trick here what was really unusual is that all you needed was the person's phone number or email address and it would automatically send a text message to that person then you have to click on it they need to interact with it all he would just automatically begin to infiltrate the person's i phone all they need to do is receive the message and then from there or the the tool could begin to just download all the person's photographs all of their e-mails all their location data. and you know all their i messages there is a great interesting to tar obviously because that is a kind of a regional rival of the u.a.e. specifically they went after a l

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joining us to take up the reeve luges that threvelation that hee dossier with andrew wiseman and others. at the time wiseman was the head of the fraud selection, now a senior member of the special counsel office or witch hunt if you prefer. victoria toensing and jo digenova, former u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, founding partner of the firm digenova and toensing. we sort of had an indication of this throughout. but this revelation now is raising all sorts of questions. one is it seems designed in part, at least to me, to make ohr look better but it is certainly damning to the top officials of the fbi. let's begin with you, victoria. >> he only looked slightly better because i think he's protecting sally yates. he was sally yates' deputy and yet he claims he never said this to sally yates. this needs to go to a grand jury where bruce ohr and sally yates are brought in to say whether he told her or not. and then for us who know the justice department, it's odd -- john solomon is such a good reporter. his facts are accurate. lou: john solomon reporting for the hill. >> this is

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>>> reeve from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 now is. >> now on kpix five news remembering a fallen hero as a community gathers to mourn the loss of officer natalie corona. >> plus, it's the longest government shut down in u.s. history, and this morning help for bay area federal workers. >> let's take the rhetoric out. is it the wall, is that what it comes down to? what is it about? >> the issue is president of the united states. >> and phil grist the congressman on the shut down. it's 6on this sunday january 13th. thanks for joining us i am devin. >> and we will see rain and it's going to be around for a while the good news is if you haveplans the rain we thought would come midday is going to hold off. after sub set here's high def -- sb set. and here's high def --set. and here's high def doppler. we will see increasing cloud cover but as we advance through sunday, not a whole lot going on in terms of rain. at 11 we could see scattered showers but most of the rain will move in overnight and we will time that out for you. coming up later on in the show. here's a look at golde

they reeve done an incredible job. and i.c.e. has done an incredible job all over the country, quite frankly. we've removed thousands of ms-13 and others out of our country. if we had a wall we would haven't that prosh. problem. i'm honored that almost all of the republicans voted for our bill. our bill is the bill that we were really focused on. but we had almost all of the republicans. the end vote was 50-47. the democrats lost one that came over to our side. so they pretty much held and we held and again we're missing two republicans that couldn't vote. they were not here. >[inaudible] >> after this meeting we'll find out. right now mitch mcconnell is meeting with chuck schumer and we'll see what happens. they're meeting to see if they can work out something maybe on a temporary basis. but we have a lot of alternatives. there are a lot of people who want this to happen. i'll tell you what wants this to happen. the military wants this to happen. this is a virtual invasion of our country of drugs, of human traffickers. of so man

robert reeves, deputy clerk, and mr. christopher denesa, legal counsel, to sign any and all papers and do all other acts for me under the name of the clerk of the house, which they would be otherwise authorized to do by virtue of this designation, except such as are provided by statute, in case of my temporary absence or disability. this designation shall remain in effect for the 116th congress, or until modified by me. with best wished i am, signed, sincerely, karen l. haas, clerk of the house. the speaker pro tempore: the chair customarily takes this occasion at the onset of a congress to announce policies with respect to particular aspects of the legislative process. the chair will insert in the record announcements concerning, first, privileges of the floor. second, introduction of bills and resolutions. third, unanimous consent requests for the consideration of legislation. fourth, recognition for one-minute speeches. fifth, recognition for special order speeches. sixth, decorum in debate. seventh, conduct of votes

and reeves talked about this.and he said he could throw a bunch of money at young voters and you can have a big show but that would be a waste. you need to build the party from the grassroots. and i think the storefronts are an example of that. when you look at ways in which they were very careful in how they attracted and one over young voters. in the end, the young voters for the president claimed to have 4000 members. very powerful group. so it wasn't just an image thing. though i will say that for nixon, he cannot wait to capitalize on young voters to show them off. to dispel the idea that young people really didn't like him. and he was cynical at first but eventually became convinced that he had gotten over the youth problem that was really an issue in the 1970. and so i want to read a little section about how youth was displayed prominently, especially at the republican national convention at the 1972. this was a big show. the largest television studio in america. the night before richard nixon accepted his

. >> joining me now, steve reeves in dallas. sherry in denver. fran in los angeles.s moines and gary is here in new york. with a welcome to all of you and i'm so sorry for what you're all going through. steve i will begin with you here. i know you are a union president. you represent fema workers. before we get to what the union is doing. how about you personally? how are you affected? >> my checks personally affected. i haven't received pay since the beginning of january. we've had to tighten our belt. >> are you able to pay your bills? do you have a cushion? how hard is this hitting you? >> it's hitting me pretty hard. my wife has been working a lot of time. she works in the private sector. >> sherry, i understand you are an epa scientist. well done and you have two special needs children. i'd like to know what steps you have taken to try to cope with this loss of income. >> alex. i'm a mother of two special needs kids. both kids are on the spectrum. with the short paychecks i've recently married and we spent a fair amount of money on the wedding. our savings were

the congresswoman rashida tlaib you just saw reeving there on the video on the house oversight committeed by alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. will they be very different from the democrats they replace senior fellow lisa booth joins us for a a preview on that. >> hi, tucker, how are you? >> tucker: i'm mesmerized by the tape we just played. >> exactly. as you mentioned she will be one of the new members ofye the house oversight committee. they have the broadest authority to investigate and so that's really going to be the primary committee that's going after the trumpe t administration and trying to, you know, see what they can come up with, right and just today the house oversight committee who is chaired by elijah sent a letter to the white house saying they are investigating the white house over the way that they give out security clearances. so they are looking into michael flynn, jared kushner, and a variety of other members of the administration. elijah cummings has also said that they are going toij be looking into things like president trump zero tolerance policy with immigr