his motive for the crime was never firmly established. >> who is bruce hill? do you know that name? >> rick's lawyer needed proof there was no connection between the two men so he paid hill a visit. >> bruce hill showed a picture of rick gagnon and his words were, i've never seen that cracker before. you know, bruce hill would've been unambiguous and was very blunt that he did not know rick gagnon. >> all hill had to do now is admit that in open court and gagnon might go free. hill flatly refused. once again, rick was out of luck, but not hope. >> it was the first piece of good news i had had a long time, you know. i was excited to see what god was getting ready to do. >> and there were developments. namely, the arrival of a new inmate. >> i was in the chapel at the time. it was my job assignment. he was brought into the chapel. >> one day, the men opened up and stand rick. he said he had known a guy in jail said wait for it, robert mullins, the very same who testified against rick. the man then said that mullins had shared a secret. he had lied about rick's involvement in the murder

accusations of atrocities have been leveled both sides ers, that they don't seem to take kelly, bruce hill, when it comes to dealing with the local population with infinity and populations being connected to mass because it's being connected to sexual violence, salvation. why is this the rest of the method of war 5? and i don't so you can get, create, understand this psychology of the iris as well, sir, but it's to the right. like do more as the thoughts on people and people's body young women's body on people's home schools as you know, hospitals and the characters degree of this for us that every single day international human need to know as the lights and the violates it just last week in sierra, which used to be the bread basket. the so the a 100 villages and perhaps more not just villagers, sorry. with children. the mess must mess it could really just in one day, people in high use of high level the width and just like that. and you know, again like what is what has happened in a search here is terry thing. and it's really a cool what has happened twice last year where you have an en

mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, high drama on capitol hill. >> mr. biden, do you plan on testifying today? >> reporter: president biden's son hunter surprising lawmakers, walking into a house hearing where republicans were preparing to hold him in contempt for refusing to testify behind closed doors. hunter biden has long said he would answer their questions, but only in public. >> the chairman refused to take yes for an answer from hunter biden. >> reporter: hunter biden taking a seat right in the front row, the hearing thrown into chaos. >> you are the epitome of white privilege, coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here and -- >> mr. chairman, point of inquiry -- >> mr. chairman -- >> if the gentlelady wants to hear from hunter biden, we can hear from him right now, mr. chairman! let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. >> i'm speaking! are women allowed to speak in here? >> reporter: democrat jared moscowitz of florida

lawmakers by surprise, showing up on capitol hill unannounced, the hearing room erupted in chaos as republicans were advancing contempt charges against him. abc's mary bruce has more high drama on capitol hill. >> the biden you plan on testifying today? >> president biden's son hunter surprising lawmakers walking in to a house hearing where republicans were preparing to hold him in contempt for refusing to testify behind closed doors. >> hunter biden has long said he would answer their questions, but only in public if the chairman refused to take yes for an answer from hunter biden. >> hunter biden taking a seat right in the front row. >> the hearing thrown into chaos. you are the epitome of white privilege. >> coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here. >> and, mr. chairman, point of inquiry, mr. chairman. >> um, if the lady is recognized, if the gentle. >> if the gentle lady wants to hear from hunter biden, we can hear from him right now. mr. chairman, let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. what are you afraid of? afraid? >>

on the hill, donald trump's pick to run the department of health and human services and what he said today about the polio vaccine. mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, one of president-elect donald trump's most controversial cabinet picks, robert f. kennedy jr., arriving on capitol hill to try and win over the republican senators who will be key to his confirmation to lead the department of health and human services. >> mr. kennedy, do you stand by your comments that vaccines are linked to autism? >> reporter: kennedy now forced to defend himself after spending years spreading false theories about vaccines. >> there's no vaccine that is safe and effective. >> reporter: but most of the vaccines used today have been used safely for decades, credited with saving lives and even eliminating some diseases. today, trump was asked what his message is to some parents worried kennedy's views on vaccines will make their kids less safe. >> i think he's going to be much less radical than you would think. i think he has a open mind. he's going to be very much less radical. >> reporter: kennedy's views facing fresh

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>> david: mary bruce live on the hill. thank you. >>> tonight, president biden is commuting the sentences of some 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the covid lockdown. he's pardoning 349 people convicted of nonviolent crimes. it's the most sweeping day in modern u.s. history. >>> when we come back tonight, the images in new york city. thousands of subway passengers trapped in the subway for hours. we now know what caused this. >>> also, an american zoo reporting multiple animals coming down with bird flu. where this is happening, and what authorities are saying tonight. >>> and our made in america christmas is back tonight. your ideas pouring in, and help tonight from someone you'll know. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and

. >> david: mary bruce up on the hill for us tonight. mary, thank you. >>> next tonight here, a major storm slamming the northeast as we're on the air this evening. high winds, heavy rain, flash flooding. look at the radar tonight showing the storm barrelling up the east coast. 60 million americans on alert from the carolinas up to new york city to new england. in the west at this hour, red flag warnings remain in effect near malibu. the franklin fire still out of control. the evacuations, dick van dyke among those evacuated. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee on all of this tonight. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david. the flood and wind alerts are still up. we are in it right now with that front passing as we speak, so, you can see on the radar where the heaviest rain, that yellow and orange, that's where you could see another 2 to 4 inches, the same area gets it. some spots have already had two. and then the winds could still gust 50 to 60 miles per hour. now, this is going to be replaced late tonight, early tomorrow, with rea

aaron katersky house the courthouse, mary bruce at the white house, rachel scott with reaction on the hill. >>> the other news, the major turn in the war in ukraine. the biden administration giving ukraine permission now to use american weapons to strike inside parts of russia. >>> back in the u.s. in the west tonight, the verdict in the trial of doomsday cult leader chad cabdaybell, accused of kilg his first wife and his new wife's two children. >>> new york city's times square. the harrowing scene tonight. a man attacked with a machete in an area aed with tourists. >>> the cdc confirming a third human bird flu case in the u.s. >> we're tracking severe storms across multiple states. possible tornados and damaging winds and the threat stretching east tomorrow. >> david: good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. it is great to have you with us for this special edition of "world news tonight." we begin with the breaking news late today that stunning moment in american history. the former president, donald trump, found guilty on 34 felony counts. the first former president of th

bruce, thank you. rachel scott live on the hill.e've learned tonight that among these deep divisions in washington that the republican house speaker mike johnson has urged house republicans not to interrupt the president tonight, the speaker saying that decorum is the order of the day. >> reporter: the speaker of the house was very direct with republicans, urging them to remain respectful and civil at tonight's state of the union address. last year, david, members of congress, republicans heckling the president. at one point congresswoman marjorie taylor greene booing president biden. she could be heard from the back of the chamber calling him a liar. tonight she was asked if she's maintain some level of decorum. she responded by saying, it depends what the president has to say. president biden has been interrupted at multiple events by protests. this could get rowdy, david. >> rachel, thank you. rachel, mary, john carl, the entire team for abc news live coverage 9 p.m. eastern just a short time from now, the president's state of th

>> david: mary bruce live up on the hill tonight. mary, thank you. i'm sure lawmakers on the hill saw what happened with the economy today. the dow closing down more than 1,000 points tonight. a ten-day losing streak. it comes as the federal reserve cut interest rates today another quarter percentage point. the fed chief jerome powell saying only a couple more cuts coming. the dow closing down for a tenth straight day for the first time since 1974, a streak that long, after setting 48 record highs this year. let's get right to our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis with us live tonight. and rebecca, what's driving this? >> reporter: david, it was the message delivered today from fed chair powell. there will be fewer interest rate cuts next year than anticipated. that means borrowing costs, everything from a new mortgage to a car loan to your credit cards, will stay higher for longer, and that is what drove stocks plunging 1,100 points for the dow. the longest losing streak, as you said, since 1974, when ford was president. the fed acknowled

mary bruce with late reporting from the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, 24 hours after billionaire elon musk and president-elect donald trump blew up a bipartisan plan to avoid a government shutdown, musk threatening any law maker who backed it deserves to be voted out, house republicans say they have come up with a new plan. >> we have agreement. >> reporter: democrats don't back the new plan. it is unclear it has enough republican support to pass. which means that late tomorrow night, the government could still shut down. leaving millions of federal workers, including military families, without their paychecks heading into christmas. in the middle of it all, house speaker mike johnson, who had been preparing to pass a temporary spending bill with democrats to keep the government running. when musk got wind, he launched an attack on x calling the bill a crime. trump then followed musk's lead and upped the ante, ordering republicans to add a completely unrelated provision, telling them to raise the national bar rowi i dch -- borrowing limit. there won't be anything approved unless

decision, this moment in history and our correspondents with reaction, mary bruce at the white house tonight. rachel scott on capitol hill with reaction from republicans. what this does in the race for president. but first the dramatic scene that played out late today from aaron katersky leading us off at the courthouse. >> reporter: tonight, former president donald trump defiant arriving home at trump tower after being found guilty of all 34 charges. trump now a convicted felon. the historic verdict coming after nearly ten hours of deliberations, a unanimous jury of 12 new yorkers made trump the first president in history to be a convicted criminal. it was an extraordinary turn in the courtroom. just moments before jurors signaled they had reached a verdict, judge juan merchan indicated he was going to excuse them for the day. then, a dramatic shift, trump went from joking with his attorneys to sitting stone-faced looking down as the jury read the verdict count by count. prosecutors proving trump falsified business records to conceal a $130,000 hush payment to porn actress stormy daniels to keep her story from voters be

mary bruce live at the white house, rachel scott live on the hill. >>> also tonight, that alarming sightn the runway. a united flight from san francisco to japan losing a tire right after takeoff. the emergency landing in los angeles. matt gutman in california tonight. >>> in new york city this evening, the national guard now taking up positions on the subway. >>> the new storm threat tonight, severe weather moving from texas to georgia, then right up the east coast. rob marciano times this out. >>> tonight, parents in texas erupting in anger. an independent report. the investigator finding the first five officers responding in uvalde did not violate policy, suggesting even that the acting police chief be exonerated. >>> a mother and 11-year-old daughter shot and killed sitting in their car outside their home. the urgent manhunt. >>> tonight, a major new step in washington. will tiktok be banned here in the u.s. if the chinese based company does not sell it? >>> the cdc alert over melatonin and gummies being ingested by children. thousands of children ending up in the e.r. >>> the well-k

and tonight, after the fireworks on capitol hill today, the white house now saying case closed. mary bruce leading us off. >> mr. hur, do you believe joe biden is mentally competent -- >> reporter: tonight on capitol hill, former special counsel robert hur facing hostile questions from both republicans and democrats, as he defended his conclusion that president biden had mishandled classified documents, but should not be prosecuted. >> we identified evidence that the president willfully retained classified materials after the end of his vice presidency, when he was a private citizen. we did not, however, identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: hur has come under attack from democrats for saying one of the reasons biden should not be prosecuted is because he "would likely present himself to a jury, as he did during our interview of him, as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory." >> my assessment in the report about the relevance of the president's memory was necessary and accurate and fair. i did not sanitize my explanat

hill. >> john: my friend bruce said we are iowans, we know how to work when it's cold outside, the weathers not an issue. we'll see, though. all eyes on iowa as caucusgoers are preparing to make their voices heard over who should be the republican nominee at the pivotal first of the nation iowa caucuses. which candidate made their mark on iowa republicans. we are sitting down next with kathy. >> sandra: boeing backlash. a string of safety scares in the sky, all eyes on boeing production and its suppliers. what we are now hearing from the faa. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your d

kickoff follows a fiery hearing on capitol hill with the former special counsel and biden's classified documents case in the hot seat. here's abc's mary bruce> mr. hurd, do you believe joe biden is mentally competent on capitol hill? >> former special counsel robert her facing hostile questions from both republicans and democrats as he defended his conclusion that president biden had mishandled classified documents but should not be prosecuted. >> we identified evidence that the president willfully retained classified materials after the end of his vice presidency, when he was a private citizen. we did not, however, identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> her has come under attack from democrats for saying one of the reasons biden should not be prosecuted is because he would likely present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. >> my assessment in the report about the relevance of the president's memory was necessary and accurate and fair. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. >> de

questions, and tonight, a key trump ally on the hill now acknowledging this will be a, quote, difficult path to confirmation for pete hegseth. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump's embattled pick to lead the defense department, former fox news host pete hegseth, swarmed on capitol hill, as he faces a bruising confirmation process. >> how confident are you that you can get the votes to be confirmed? >> reporter: hegseth making the rounds hand-in-hand with his wife, trying to shore up support as he fends off allegations of financial mismanagement and sexual misconduct, which he denies. >> what do you say to people who are troubled by some of these allegations, sir? >> reporter: "the new yorker" reporting hegseth was forced to step down from leading two conservative veterans groups in the face of accusations he mishandled funds and abused alcohol on the job. allegedly sexually pursuing female staffers and repeatedly being so drunk that he had to be cared for by employees, including once when he had to be held back "from joining the dancers on the stage of a louisiana strip club where he had brought his team," according to a whi

jr., is on capitol hill meeting with senators as he faces a potential confirmation battle over questions about his stance on vaccines. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce is on capitol hill. mary, overnight there's news about a case involving the president-elect trump. >> reporter: michael, good morning. overnight news about president-elect trump's hush money case. a new york judge rejecting trump's bid to toss his conviction. overnight a new york judge refusing to throw out donald trump's hush money conviction because of the u.s. supreme court's recent ruling on presidential immunity. the judge saying trump's conduct at issue in the case was personal related entirely to unofficial conduct not to his official duties as president. the ruling closing off one key off ramp as trump tries to undo his felony conviction before taking office next month. it comes as trump's controversial cabinet picks continue to make their case on capitol hill. robert f. kennedy jr. trying to win over senators who will be key to his confirmation to lead the department of health and human services. kennedy forced to defend his position after spending years spreading false theor

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and bruce, democrats and republicans, but very different reasons. particular hand reports from capitol hill in believe so help you for more than a year robert her investigated. this is the answer questioning if the finding of classified documents and president, jo, biden's, garage and other locations was a criminal act over hundreds of pages. his report found, binding retained, and disclosed classified information, but we did not however, identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. office like republicans or outrage comparing his dismissal to a different special council that has charged former president donald trump and a 40 count indictment over his handling of classified documents after he left office biden and trump should have been treated equally. they weren't. and that is the double standard that i think a lot of americans are concerned about. it's unfortunate that we have a department of justice that will treat one person one way and somebody else a different way. it's a sad day for america, keywords, but the cases are very different. according to the

bruce and jason chaffetz. let's go to david spunt live on capitol hill with details. >> david: we heard from nancy mace from south carolina who said hunter biden has not once invoked fifth amendment right to self-incrimination. she says he is defiant. house democrats say he is being very candid and there is no impeachable evidence that relates directly to hunter biden. this will be a long day for hunter biden and his attorneys and for members of congress and staff in the room. hunter rushed past cameras, joined with his lead attorney abbe lowell. he told a committee for more than a year your committees have hunted me in your pursuit of my dad. you have trafficked inuendo, ignoring clear and convincing evidence staring you in the face. you do not have evidence to support the conspiracies about my father because there is not any. the house republicans want to ask hunter about business deals to see if and how they relate to his dad, the president. today's deposition is part of the larger probe into president biden and hunter has been a large part of that. >> i'm ready to try to begin to close this investigation. thi

hill. rachel, thank you. one more quick question on this tonight, let's get right to mary bruce, live at the white house. the white house had to have been listening very closely to former house speaker nancy pelosi today. she's still very influential, of course. and you heard pelosi suggest today, give the president the week, and that she'll stand behind whatever decision he makes. but you've reported here, the president has said he's staying in this race, so this certainly does not appear to be settled. >> reporter: no, it certainly does not. look, even as the president tries to turn the page here with this nato summit here in washington, the president, the white house, his campaign have all been adamant that he has made up his mind and that he isn't going anywhere. it was just two days ago that the president sent that letter to democrats, stating bluntly, quote, i am firmly committed to staying in this race. and he hasn't been budging, which is why pelosi's comments today were so surprising. tonight, his campaign is clear-eyed that it's going to take a lot of work here to get everyone on the same page,

bruce from washington on the breaking news, thank you. as mary reported, more than a dozen democrats on the hill are publicly calling for president biden to step aside. today, officials from president biden's campaign actually went to the hill to meet with senate democrats. the meeting described as tense at times. and of course the question tonight, was it enough to convince them? what they told our rachel scott. >> reporter: today, behind closed doors, senate democrats listened for more than two hours as top biden campaign officials made their case for why the president could still win in november and should stay in the race. >> what's on everybody's mind, there is a clear path to victory here? and can we honestly say we're on a path to defeating donald trump and holding on to the senate and holding on to the house of representatives? >> reporter: one senator describing the meeting as tense at times. we're told a number of lawmakers complained they were being put in difficult, impossible, and untenable positions. having to defend the president's disastrous debate performance to their constituents back home. one senator telling abc news,

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bruce springsteen and former president barack obama. meanwhile, donald trump is keeping to his usual themes and attacking the special counsel overseeing two investigations into him. cbs news jarred hill joins us now from the campaign trail. >> reporter: good morning, michael. while there is certainly an effort by both of these campaigns to expand their electoral map, harris and trump are leaning heavily on tried and true themes and supporters at this late stage in the race. for the first time vice president kamala harris and former president barack obama took the campaign stage together rallying in front of a georgia crowd yesterday. >> we will win. >> reporter: before a crowd of over 20,000 outside of atlanta, the two highlighted reasons folks in the battleground should vote for harris rejecting former president donald trump. >> kamala harris doesn't have concepts of a plan, she got a plan to make your life better. >> there's a choice that everybody has. it's either donald trump in there stewing, stewing over his enemies list or me working for you. >> reporter: the star studded rally also featured appearances from rock legend bruce springsteen and movie legends with ties to the peac

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bruce springsteen. quincy jones died at the age of 91 overnight in los angeles, surrounded by family. tonight here, in his own words, on his life and longevity. >> it's about hills hills, but you find out who you are when you hit the valleys. love, laugh, live, and give, that's what it's about. >> david: his talent was legendary. our live election night coverage, tomorrow night, 7:00 p.m. eastern. we'll see you right here tomorrow night. good night. the candidates on the final push for your vote as we head into election day. i was rocking my wings to try and get everybody's attention and i had to put it down. a pilot makes an emergency landing on a bay area freeway in the middle of the morning commute. it's a really, really rough. yesterday was really windy and the conditions are quite dangerous. to deadly boating accidents in just 3 days and a dr

bruce and david webb, welcome to the show. the big story tonight, the house passing a controversial 95 billion-dollar grenade package with bipartisan support on capitol hill is efforts to oust speaker mike johnson divide the gop where senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is standing by with the latest. >> good evening, the house pass three distinct foreign aid bills, one assist israel, one helps taiwan but the most controversial bill is for ukraine. the right fume house speaker mike johnson did not attach border security to the plan. thomas massey wants a new speaker. >> is going to cause us to lose the majority he's completely demotivated our base. he's disappointed us in the conference and everybody in america will acknowledge this but they will acknowledge him in d.c. yet, he can't be speaker again. >> he supports a resolution by marjorie taylor greene to oust johnson but green did not trigger her plan today. johnson called the bluff, he but the ukraine bill on the floor and green never came at the speaker. democrats may have protected johnson. >> i would impart to my leadership that you shouldn't punish somebody for doing the right thing. i

hill. they say it was better than they expected, wasn't as bad as they expected, but that's a pretty low bar, george. >> george: and mary bruce, what are you hearing from the white house? >> george, the white house tonight reacting in one word, "strong." look, you heard the president there. and his team strongly do believe that this is all being overblown, that joe biden has been underestimated and written off before only to come back strong and win. they believe if he can continue to do interviews like this, if he can continue to get out in front of the american people that this too shall pass. but the president there truly didn't seem to grasp the severity of this moment. the magnitude of that growing chorus of concern from democrats. he dismissed that, dismissed the trends that we are seeing in the fol polls. what we are hearing from democrats isn't concern about one bad night. they are concerned that joe biden doesn't have what it takes not only to continue governing but that he has what it takes to win. the president is adamant that he is still the best one to take on donald trump. you heard there, he clearly doesn't wan

bruce on set to talk about that and other things. and talk about the almighty i can do that. first up hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more, have you seen the almighty? reporter: not yet, on capitol hill. i don't think he would show up here. >> right. reporter: the president is waits for a sign or intervention from god to tell him to drop out of the race, lawmakers on capitol hill are calling for him to do that. at the white house today, the press secretary faced a lot of questions about president's mental health and whether or not raw makers should be -- lawmakers and americans should be concerned about his cognitive ability, press secretary said, a cognitive test is not on the table. president wants to calm concerns, is not willing to take a cognitive test, and a par parkinson's expert visited white house 8 times over 8 months, all press secretary would say is that president does not have par ki parkinson's. the president has gone on the attack today. firing off a letter to call congressional democrats warning them, that an attack on him as the nominee is an attack on democracy, writing this: >> but even thoug

bruce. he was killed here in 1318. now, if you're looking for remains of people, this whole hill behind me was the battle site of fogot,ains over that. but joe hills has decided that there is one piece in particular, and he's worked with the museums and historical monuments here in the repubuc historical monuments here in the republic of ireland to excavate that site . it is about an acre that site. it is about an acre square, which would say to me, knowing the man and knowing how he operates, that he has pretty much pinpointed where robert nairac he believes he is. and of course it is agricultural ground and therefore the body will not have moved below it. so i would imagine within this week if joe hills makes puts a spear in the ground, he's pretty sure of his information before he does that. now, of course there is problems here because the farmers and landowners and tenants here have nothing to do with the burial of this man. so there's been all sorts of loopholes to jump through. but i would say within this week we will probably see some sort of movement. on the recovery of robert nairac's body . recovery of rober

hill one last time to cast the tie-breakg vote. hear to -- here to react, fox news contributor, tammy bruce.>> hey, charlie. chr shar it's kind of amazing when you look at the results of a pretty major election in which democrats were routed, they're going to spend the last two months doing all they can to raid the pantry and fit in a whole bunch of things that voters just told them they didn't want. [laughter] >> yeah. well, that makes seasons because the voters have never mattered -- sense because the voters have never mattered, right? americans are like speed bumps, they're just irritants on the side. what matters is the ideology. these are individuals swamped in group think where they belief they have sole position of the truth, that it's for our own good. we're toddlers who have no idea what's right. and the thing is having come from the left, every setback is just looked at as a slowdown. they will change things. they'll do whatever they can to make the difference no matter what the situation is. and you've got to the hand it to them. i wish republicans would think this way. but there

hill. pete hegseth still facing republican skeptics, as well as fbi director nominee kash patel, who has vowed to go after trump's political opponents. here's abc's chief white house correspondent mary bruce reporter: after a bruising few weeks, tonight, president-elect donald trump's controversial pick to lead the pentagon seems to be gaining some momentum. >> he's much better off this week than he was last week. >> reporter: pete hegseth, the former fox news host and veteran, fighting to win over republican skeptics has he faces allegations of sexual misconduct. all of which he has denied. >> what are you expecting with your meeting from senator murkowski today? >> great conversation. >> reporter: alaska's lisa murkowski tight lipped after the meeting. did you learn anything that swayed you at all? >> i had a good exchange with mr. hegseth. >> reporter: also on the hill today, trump's pick for fbi director, a hard core loyalist, kash patel has vowed to go after trump's political opponents. today, i asked him if that's still his plan. donald trump says he's going to leave political prosecutions up to you. will you go after january 6th committee members? tonight, donald trump is looking t

bruce robertson, deputy director of finance and admin. there is no hiring freeze, but the one thing mrs. hill pointed out on her presentation that is new is a result of these more constrained time is the mayor's office is reviewing every single position as part of the approval path recollect so the impact that is the extra layer of due diligence that doesn't always hap in in more healthy probust financial times so that is one item. the other thing other thing i add, mrs. hill gave a 15.7 percent vacancy rate and as part that, there is two numbers that we track. we track the operating funded positions, and those are mainly our street cleaning positions and some of our support staff positions and we also track that budgeted-the vacancy rate for project funded positions because it fluctuates depending what the project looks like so if we do work for public health and hospital we folks to have hospital experience and understand all these acronyms i'm not sure what they mean, but about the hospital delivery and we have the street bond back in 2011. we needed more civil engineers to implement those

bruce. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: good morning again, robin. there is a lot of uncertainty on the hillt then elon musk got involved launching a frantic last minute pressure campaign against the bill, arguing that it was bloated with wasteful spending. and then donald trump got involved. followed suit, torpedoing the bipartisan bill, urging republicans to get smart and tough without telling them exactly what he wants them to do here next. so where do things stand now? with the holiday just around the corner, pay checks for millions of federal workers are hanging in the balance, including some service members and critical workers like tsa agents. congress is scrambling for a plan b. one option, the speaker could try to strip away that additional spending and pass a bill just to fund the government. but that option is in doubt as well. it's not clear if that will get enough support. one thing we do know, the clock is ticking, the deadline looming, tomorrow night. >> michael: the clock is ticking. thank you so much. now the latest on the bird flu and two concerning new developments. a pers

hill, the republican-led house set to block aid to ukraine. they say it's because of the border. and yet, they turned down the bipartisan border deal last week. so, mary bruce cuts through it all tonight. >>> the newly obtained video tonight, showing that deadly jet plane crash on a highway. the plane hitting a vehicle, exploding into flames. those who survived the scene running from the wreckage. >>> also news on that small plane near buffalo. the emergency landing, when a door on the plane came right off. >>> the big election today. the disgraced former member of congress, george santos, and the race tonight to fill his seat. will it be the democrat or the republican? what we're seeing. >>> overseas tonight, the israeli military releasing this new surveillance video, saying it shows a top hamas leader escaping with his family through a tunnel. what israel is vowing to do tonight. >>> you'll remember we took you inside notre dame in paris, after that awful fire. tonight, all these years later, the big reveal. >>> back here in the u.s., what's been discovered at the bottom of lake superior. >>> and america strong tonight. the bald eagles right here in the u