stub planning a joint car factory in the state of alabama sources told the a.p. news agency the factory will employ four thousand people and produce three hundred thousand vehicles per year for. announcement by company and state officials is expected later today the car maker's plans could give u.s. president donald trump a political boost he had criticized toyota for selling cars that were not made in america but about half of the ota sold in the u.s. are manufactured there actually by contrast in the u.s. are currently imports. the u.k. recently introduced a so-called lotsa levy to curb the use of plastic waste associated with the take away coffee now the british government has banned the use of microscopic plastic beads they're used as a braces and health and beauty products sold by multinational companies including l'oreal johnson and johnson and colgate palmolive but these microscopic plastic beads go down household drains and towards supplies and go down the food chain ending up in all of us. in this ocean lies an invisible threat might create be the plastic par

state of alabama sources told the a.p. news agency the factory will employ four thousand people and produce three hundred thousand vehicles per year formal announcement by company and state officials is expected later today the comic is plans could give us president trump of the political boost to criticize toyota for selling cars that were not made in america bought about half of the year to sold in the u.s. are actually manufactured by contrast all masters in the u.s. are currently imported. and that's where your business more world news would soon know if you get hurt south korea's president says he's willing. to meet his north korean counterpart kim jong un but moon added that a meeting could only be held a certain condition conditions were met moon said denuclearization of the korean peninsula is on the path to peace and his goal in any talks with the north his comments come a day after the first high level talks between north and south korea in two years north korea agreed to send a delegation to the winter olympics in th

state of alabama sources told the a.p. news agency the factory will employ four thousand people and produce three hundred thousand cars a year formal announcement by company and state officials is expected later today the comic whose plans could give u.s. president donald trump a political boost you have criticized toyota for selling cars that were not made in america but about half of the old us sold in the u.s. are actually manufactured there by contrast or must in the west are currently import. and africa refugees are continuing to flee that conflict in south sudan terry that's right. it's a real humanitarian disaster it is still continuing last month regional powers made yet another attempt to end over four years of civil war in south sudan government and rebel delegations signed a cease fire but once again it was broken with peace nowhere inside south sudanese refugees continue to pour across the border to neighboring countries in what has become the biggest refugee crisis on the african continent over a million south suda

that i don't think tonight will change anybody's mind no i think this is a very divided country a new a.p. poll came out with sixty seven percent of the people surveyed said they believe he's been divisive and made the country more divisive then any other previous president by polling standards the bottom line is it played to his base some of the things he said sounded great we'll see if they happen within a republican congress or deals can be made the other issue is some of the things he talked about economically simply are not true he said this was the greatest tax bill that's. never card that's not true false the greatest what happened in two thousand in the reagan administration the next biggest one happened in bush forty three and the tax cuts became permanent god forbid i should say that in two thousand and ten with barack obama in fact there were seven other tax bills that were better than this one same goes for black unemployment it started in two thousand and ten this was a mere continuation and not to be a totally magic level that you got to give him credit for when he only poin

a.p. office and the new york herald office were to the white house so you can place yourself amongst all these significant spots that are part of this story. the very first edition is the 2:00 a.m. edition, which was more or less a regular paper at that time. it covers, you know, the breaking news, the flash moment of the president's been shot. interestingly enough, it uses the word "assassination" already in that paper because at the time that word meant a surprise violent attack on someone. it didn't necessarily mean something that resulted in death. it has come to mean that over the years, but it's sort of interesting. so the first paper, while you may see the word assassination in it, it actually just reports the shooting. as well as some other tidbits of information. it reports that seward, the secretary of state, has been attacked as well. and so it gives you sort of the first blush of what has gone on that evening. the second edition is a 3:00 a.m. edition, so it's just an hour later. so you can see how swiftly "the new york herald" is working to get information to people. the second ed

from the new nbc comedy "a.p. glenn howerton is on the show this evening. [ cheers and applause ] you can see him in the new showtime series "the chi," common is here. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to have him back. and her novel, "the immortalist" is a fantastic read. chloe benjamin is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so excited to talk to her about this great book. before we get to all of that, we don't always have enough time to cover all of the recent news. so here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin in a segment we call "amber says what." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> you guys, things have been crazy. okay. first of all, the president was, like, african countries are [ bleep ] holes, and i was, like, what? [ light laughter ] then, that idiot paid a porn star hush money. and i was, like, what? [ laughter ] but then he asked the guggenheim to borrow a van gogh, and instead they offered him a gold toilet. and i was like -- [ laughter ] what? [ laughter and applause ] then, something ter

and we're already searing the "new york times" and the a.p. put the blame where it belongs on the democrats. >> shannon: the democrats shouldn't be con flating the issues. >> the issues of daca and the individuals that have come here, no fault of their own, is a matter of human dignity. at the same time, that is pending until march. we have a job to do to keep the doors open. this isn't about trying to import a new electorate for the democrats. >> that's exactly what it is. >> i don't that i that's the case. >> what about the dignity of american voters. >> absolutely, i agree with that, that's idea two issues shouldn't be together. we need to give the daca issue and immigration issue its own track. >> shannon: five seconds to kurt. >> i agree, the democrats shouldn't have put them together, a tactical and strategic error, i'm glad they made. >> shannon: thank you for joining us tonight. we are out of time as we cover this shutdown, 55 minutes in. we will be joining the vice president overseas, we will be live from jerusalem with him on monday,

and we're already searing the "new york times" and the a.p. put the blame where it belongs on the democrats. >> shannon: the democrats shouldn't be con flating the issues. >> the issues of daca and the individuals that have come here, no fault of their own, is a matter of human dignity. at the same time, that is pending until march. we have a job to do to keep the doors open. this isn't about trying to import a new electorate for the democrats. >> that's exactly what it is. >> i don't that i that's the case. >> what about the dignity of american voters. >> absolutely, i agree with that, that's idea two issues shouldn't be together. we need to give the daca issue and immigration issue its own track. >> shannon: five seconds to kurt. >> i agree, the democrats shouldn't have put them together, a tactical and strategic error, i'm glad they made. >> shannon: thank you for joining us tonight. we are out of time as we cover this shutdown, 55 minutes in. we will be joining the vice president overseas, we will be live from jerusalem with him on monday,

new year. she tells the a.p. yes, we are dating.n 2012. >> they found a baby bear had climbed into their unlocked car. mama bear was seen lingering nearby so one of the tourists bravely opened the door and just ran. >> get on out. residents in one polish town say they have broken a guinness record fitting 420 people inside a giant bubble. the previous record was 374, set in russia last march. >> i don't want to be the one to pop that bubble. thanks foraking w ad lib live picture-- san francisco.. the first of several storms is moving through the bay taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco this morning. beautiful lights shining. see the bottom of the screen there, it says first of several storms moving through the bay area later this morning. we will check in with kari in just a moment. mike is back as well. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to turn to meteorologist kari hall to get a look at what's going on and what we can expect this week. >> it is a

and we're already searing the "new york times" and the a.p. put the blame where it belongs on the democrats. >> shannon: the democrats shouldn't be con flating the issues. >> the issues of daca and the individuals that have come here, no fault of their own, is a matter of human dignity. at the same time, that is pending until march. we have a job to do to keep the doors open. this isn't about trying to import a new electorate for the democrats. >> that's exactly what it is. >> i don't that i that's the case. >> what about the dignity of american voters. >> absolutely, i agree with that, that's idea two issues shouldn't be together. we need to give the daca issue and immigration issue its own track. >> shannon: five seconds to kurt. >> i agree, the democrats shouldn't have put them together, a tactical and strategic error, i'm glad they made. >> shannon: thank you for joining us tonight. we are out of time as we cover this shutdown, 55 minutes in. we will be joining the vice president overseas, we will be live from jerusalem with him on monday,

i think the ideal goal my dream always is the see the new york times or the washing post or the a.p. said say as first reported by the daily caller so i think so you know you know destroy these. mainstream media organizations by working harder posting more and chasing stories they try find out that's pie for has gone to work for the fox news channel which strongly supports the president. it's clear to me that america is divided right now and so are the countries. thank you. thank you for having me back here. i'm in the state of alabama to interview. steve banner he's widely believed to have to sell up the nationalist and populist strategy that helped donald trump win the election. you're right yes. man i'm quit the trumpet ministration august twenty seventh and his comments about donald trump in a new book are said to have angered the president and alabama i see how ben and manipulates the audience and so suspicion and hatred against democrats the republican establishment and the media. i believe they are fake news. wife right because that's all it is your lie. why do i lie you tell

that's a community bank that doesn't call up, you know, the major news services of the a.p. that along with addressing dodd frank and how it's unintentionally strangled. ainsley: we have been reporting on huge corporations but you are saying there are little companies doing it too. brian: that are never going to make the a.p. report. steve: something that is making the a.p. report is the fact there could be a government shut down tomorrow night at midnight there are a number of republicans who say you know what? we just don't want to vote for this continuing resolution that's going to i can can the can down capitol hill for one month. the military is not getting the money they need. so we might be nos. we did talk briefly to sean duffy about a half an hour ago. he was with that vet. they think they are really close to having enough votes to pass it through the house. john kelly, chief of staff, said this about a shut down. >> i spent a fair amount of time on the hill today speaking to members of congress both sides of the aisle, and frankly both sides of the hill and it would

a.p. so many conflicts all coming together. next week will be a massive news week on to the state of the union and the memo being released. when we come back, more breaking news this friday. the president pushed his america-first agenda in front of the world and world leaders. we have highlights. what a difference a year makes. straight ahead. created 2.4 million jobs and unemployment claims are the lowest in almost half a century. i'm here to deliver a simple message, there's never been a better time to hire, invest and grow in the united states. we've just enacted the most significant tax cut and reform in american history. as president of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. but america first does not mean america alone. when the united states grows so does the world. >> sean: that was the president earlier in front of world leaders in switzerland and putt pushing his america-first agenda. after his big speech he tweeted quote, heading back from an exciting two days i

he's the executive producer of a new show called "a.p.ver the course of a year, i secretly teach it to you. this also won't be one of those things where i end up learning more from you than you do from me. i know more than all of you combined, so, that doesn't make sense. >> good morning. nging these desks out. we insisted on it. >> look how we do. seth, you and loren michaels, was this your brainchild together? >> it was michael brian, an "snl" writer, it is his genius behind this. >> it's getting great reviews. glenn, it's amazing. you think it's going to be a story you've seen before, like over the course of the semester you change. and that's not true. you're a jerk and as far as i can tell, you stay a jerk throughout the season. >> yes. i would say calling him a jerk is accurate. i don't know if that's going to turn people off. let's make him a funny, lovable jerk. he doesn't change that much. i think that he grows closer to these kids, without wanting to. >> yeah. >> and it is kind of a reversal of what you normally see. it's the ki

a.p. so many conflicts all coming together. next week will be a massive news week on to the state of the union and the memo being released. when we come back, more breaking news this friday. the president pushed his america-first agenda in front of the world and world leaders. we have highlights. what a difference a year makes. straight ahead. let's see why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids remain? what if we filter it over and over? (sighing) oh dear. thank goodness zerowater's five-stage filter gets to all zeroes the first time. so, maybe it's time to upgrade. get more out of your water. get zerowater. unemployment claims are the lowest in almost half a century. i'm here to deliver a simple message, there's never been a better time to hire, invest and grow in the united states. we've just enacted the most significant tax cut and reform in american history. as president of the united states i will always put america fi

a.p. reported on how fancy bear has gone after journalist and people in the national security counsel and retired generals. do you remember when the new president of france was elected and right before, right before his election, a huge bunch of e-mails stolen from his campaign were dumped online by wikileaks. remember that? apparently that was fancy bear two and a firm called trend micro who figured out that macron hack was fancy bear, they figured out that it was them and how they did it. that security firm now says that same hacking group, fancy bear, russian military intelligence set up the same system they used to get macron's e-mails with the same trick except here it is targeting the e-mail system of the united states senate. apparently, what it is is dummy web pages that look like the u.s. senate's internal e-mail system. if this was, if you were russian military intelligence who had done this the first time and it worked great, why wouldn't you do it a second time? the elections in america aren't another presidential election. it's the legislature. especially if the u.s. government has no interest in stopping the russians. ri

a.p. -- democrats blocked a four-week stopgap extension in a late night vote causing the fourth government shutdown in a quarter of a century. you might say they pinned the tail on the donkey. "the news," not exactly a bastion of right wing sentiment, put the blame exactly where it belongs. senate democrats blocked passage of a stopgap spending bill to keep the government open. now, mr. president, senate republicans are ready and eager to end this totally manufactured crisis. this is not a crisis. it is manufactured crisis. we voted to avoid it entirely in our bipartisan vote last night. we are ready to vote again. all of the country needs is for the democratic leader is to withdraw his filibuster and let a bipartisan bill pass and reopen the united states government. earlier today i asked for concept to move up a vote on this bipartisan solution and to end the craziness today. democrats objected. that won't work forever. if they continue to object, we cannot proceed to a closure vote until 1:00 a.m. on monday but i assure you, we will have the vote at 1:00 a.m. on monday unless there is a desire to have it sooner. in the meantime, shutdowns have consequences. the democratic leader

pete: "new york times" says democrats seem set to block bill to keep government open. a.p. block g.o.p. funding plan. do the best they can to conflate it calling it shutdown begins as budget talks falter. democrats weren't talking about the budget. if they were they would have reached the deal. the republicans gave them everything they wanted. they were talking about illegal immigration. rachel: they agreed on everything. let me tell you the democrats aren't used to this. they are used to shutting down the government or whatever their strategy is and the media sort of going along. this is so darn obvious. that this is about daca. that they threw something in here that has nothing to do with the budget. and that they are trying to force this issue and create a fake emergency deadline when we know they don't have to do anything until march, maybe even june, plenty of time to negotiate. and by the way, if they wanted a deal, you wouldn't have had dick durbin blow it up by repeating whatever the president did or didn't say in that meeting. and you wouldn't have the shutdown. be

the a.p., democrats blocked a four-week stopgap extension in a late night vote causing the fourth government shutdown in a quarter of a century. you might say they pinned the tail on the donkey. "the nework times," not exactly a bastion of right-wing sentiment put the blame exactly where it belongs. senate democrats blocked passage of a stopgap spending bill to keep the government open. now, mr. president, senate republicans remain ready and eager to end this totally manufactured crisis. this is not a crisis. it's a manufactured crisis. we voted to avoid it entirely in our bipartisan vote last night. we're ready to vote again. all the country needs is for the democratic leader to withdraw his filibuster and let a bipartisan majority pass this bill and reopen the united states government. earlier today i asked for a consent to move up a vote and to end the craziness today. democrats objected. that won't work forever. if they continue to object, we cannot proceed to a cloture vote until 1:00 a.m. on monday, by i assure you we'll have the vote at 1:00 a.m. on monday unless there's a desire to have it sooner. in the meantime, shutdowns have consequences. the democratic leader may be playi

a.p. story of a child that survived a later term abortion. and the abortion rights movement then, it was 1972, before roe vs. wade, in new york, where apoe plep particular about it because the baby survived. that should have been a reason for rejoicing. dr. willard case of c.d.c. was breathtakingly candid when he said, live births are little known because organized medicine from fear of public clamor and legal action treats them more as an embarrassment to be hushed up rather than a problem to be solved. it's like turning yourself into the i.r.s., he said. what's there to gain? the tendency is not to report because there are only negative consequences. an undercover investigator asked an abortionist, what due do, what's your protocol when a child is born alive? the key is you need to may atext to who is in the room, right -- attention to who is in the room, right? when we're talking about cover-up, ensuring that the people in the abortion clinic all gag themselves and not speak to the truth of what has happened. a baby has been killed after birth. the legislation today requires a significant penalty. that health care pra