the clean air bill. the second reading. mister speaker. thank you. order. here on c-span two we will least the british house of congress. you been watching the prime minister question time. a quick reminder that you can see this week's session again. to view every program that we had aired. and we invite your comments about the prime minister's

we said, yep, we'll be with bill as soon as we get off the air. >> and bill henley has been there since 4:00 to get the morning started. how is it looking there? >> you know, conditions are improving here this is a test for my photographer, matt schaefer. i want to show the clouds overhead. they just thickened up. you see the last clouds from the rain. the rain is long gone. you don't need the rain gear today. you do need to bundle up like wally this morning, get the sweatshirt on. it is cold out here. the wind is blowing, too. as the day goes on, we'll see the clouds thin out. we'll get sunshine. you should see breaks of sunshine as you hit the road to come out here, storm 285 on 611 -- store 285 on 611. the coffee is on us. the street is damp in cape may. the rain has moved offshore. that will be drying out quickly during the day. the drying wind is part of why it's so cold. the temperatures have dropped down, and the wind is making it feel even colder. that wind now at ten miles per hour in philadelphia. 12 mile-per-hour breeze in wilmington. what's a chilly northerly wind. no big wa

locked up for a year in the brig while serving in the air force in 2012 for assaulting his ex wife and intentionally fracturing his stepson's skull. >> bill: the air force admitting it was not properly reported. >> for the four purchases that he made. they did required checks and no prohibitive information that the systems that said he could not have purchased that firearm. >> that's true. in this case it should have been reported and put in the database and that's why we've launched this complete full scale review to -- of this case and all others like it. >> bill: we start our coverage live in texas. brian. >> good morning. an astounding admission by the u.s. air force and department of defense and launching that review. a violent record this gunman had. he struck and choked his ex-wife. hit his stepson so hard it fractured the skull. the animal cruelty charge where he hit a husky dog with closed fist and also a rape charge that was -- rape accusation but was never charged. the academy sports and outdoor stores in san antonio says this gunman was able to successfully purchase two guns in 2016 and 2017 because he passed that background c

bill wehrum, nominated to head e.p.a.'s office of air and radiation. well, bill wehrum has made a career out of working for powerful special interests and attacking any effort to make the air cleaner. is that a person suitable for this role of protecting the air we breathe and making it better, someone who has sought to make it worse? during the nomination hearing, i put up a very simple chart. i wanted to understand his thoughts about what was driving climate disruption. i put up a chart showing what nasa data showed for the solar impact, solar flares and so forth which sometimes they say maybe it's solar flares causing the warming of the planet. nasa had this data which showed a flatline on that and then a rising temperature. i said any sign of correlation between these two lines? his response was kind of like, well, what do you mean? correlation? he didn't have any understanding of the basics of how to compare one thing to another. and so i put up another chart. that other chart showed autopsy of the activities that are considered to be ones that mig

bill kelly is out there. michelle: he is out there. feels a chill in the air. is the countdown starting? bill: yeah. we are very close. take a look. the big man himself up on stage right now. he pumping up the crowd. you know we are close when santa is i should point out that 97.1 wash fm. they are out there pumping up the crowd as well. they play the christmas music now. that is why they are here and all that. >> they are saying we are trying to time it. they are bringing david cook up here as well. the winner of "american idol." stay live here for a moment. david cook is on stage. i'm going to hop up here. you doing the countdown now? with redoing it? >> let's do it! >> make it happen on live tv? >> it's make it happen! >> all right. >> everybody ready? >> ready? >> ten. nine. eight. seven. six. five. four, three, two, one. >> there it ♪ >> it's always exciting stuff. that is the first one here of the season. this is snow in december. it might be a record. good stuff! the temperatures are in the 40's. no question about it. we have mid-30's around winchester. tonight we will walk the clouds work on

air. the house bill doesn't do this, but the senate bill does. individual rate cuts are temporary.hey expire in 2026. that is the same for startup and mom-and-pop shops. people are watching to see if there could be some extension there. we were talking earlier about a provision in the bill that would have not been good for startup employees. that is out and generally, text got everything they wanted. >> a good day so far. if you look at the big picture, it is great for corporations, not so good for middle-class individuals. specific stock-option -- they were going to tax them much earlier. sayin the senate bill, they based on the current system, you will get seven more years rather than paid up front. >> we also saw changes that are good for you vc's. >> yes. asically, the new rule is three-year -- you have to hold your business for three years. >> i've been talking to a lot of tech executives who are skeptical that tax reform will happen at all. >> it is funny, because we used -- tax about cap rocket implications. if you are big tech company, the commission of a lower corporate ta

good morning >> an airbus deal takes flight at the dubai air show. billnk of indigo signed a preliminary order today worth about $50 billion at list prices, making it one of the biggest aviation deals in history. a huge order of 430 airbus jets including aircraft for wiz air, frontier airlines, jet smart and valeras. frank is chairman of frontier. he will seek financing before going ahead with the order he says he doesn't foresee a problem with that. boeing secured an order with flydubai for 100 jets. back over to you >> thank you. >>> senate republicans launching a new push to end a key part of obamacare as they try to pass tax reform ylan mui has the late effort it see latest. >> our two favorite topics, tax reform and healthcare, and they're on a collision course. the new version of the bill cuts taxes but makes some of the cuts temporary, and geds rid of the individual mandate for healthcare this time senate leadership is confident it has the votes to get this passed. >> could help us get persmanenc on the corporate rate and get additional funding to

but bill why air bond king ripped it.id it's a cosmetic tax increase it's a cosmetic tax decrease baits means increase for some people. what's your take on the fiscal policy coming out of washington? robert kaplan: given my seat as a central banker you'll be appropriately distanced from the political back and forth. in terms of growing the economy, i have said regulatory review if it's thought any done will be helpful. and yes i have talked about the fact that tax reform if it's reform, which encourages businesses to be more likely to locate in the united states, to do capital spending in the united states. to hire and do their businesses here. the level of u.s. government debt days likely unsustainable. public holds 75% of gdp and u.s. government debt and $39 trillion in unfund entitlements. i would be concerned about elements that create a tax cut financed by increasing debt because my concern is yes we'll create a short-term bump in gdp and we'll trend down to trend growth, then there will be more leverage when it's ov

leadership structure eliminating over 20 unnecessary internal air force boxes on the air force acquisition chart. the bill empowers the commander of the air force space command with sole authority to organize, train, and equip space forces. it terminates duplicative offers. the defense space council and air force's a-11 office. most importantly, it's a first a long path to getting space right for the betterment of our war fighters. hopefully oferte coming year the senate will focus on the chronic problems facing national security space. and work with us to establish a separate space corps. on missile defense, the bill ensures the way ahead of the threat -- that we stay ahead of the threat, which as we have seen over the last few years from north korea and their due tue dozen tests, missile tests, they are advancing rapidly. also in this bill we're authorizing more interceptors, accelerating research and development for advance technologies and improving acquisition authorities for missile defense systems. and let's also not forget about what the bill does for our nuke leear deterrent. legs of the triade w

tax code and significant parts of the republican bill are still up in the air. but by the time we vote, no one will have a definitive analysis of how the bill will impact the economy. no one. no one will know how the last-minute provisions republicans add will affect american taxpayers and businesses. if this bill should pass, and i sure hope it doesn't for the sake of america, for the sake of the middle class, my republican friends will regret rushing it through in such a brazen way. there will be unintended consequences. the rush to get something, anything done, will haunt my republican colleagues in years to come, and i dare say, in november of 2018. i'd understand the rush if the republicans were sure he had had a great tax bill, but they are not sure. i know so many of my colleagues, and they've expressed real misgivings about this bill. they say it's better than nothing, but that's not the alternative. it's not either this bill or nothing because we democrats are ready to sit down and work on a bipartisan bill -- it will take a couple of months -- and come

bill has a lower version. folks are seeing if the rate can come down as it goes forward. on the loser side, this is where things are up in the aire house bill doesn't do this, but the senate bill does. it is something we are likely to see go forward individual rate , cuts are temporary. they only stay in place they , expire in 2026. that is the same for the past through businesses, the startups mom-and-pop shops. , people are watching to see if there could be some extension there. that is looking difficult, giving -- given the tight restrictions. emily: we were talking earlier this week about a provision in the bill that would have not been good for startup employees. that is out and generally, text -- tech got everything they wanted. >> a good day so far. the senate bill still has to be done, but it is a good day for tech. if you look at the big picture, it is great for corporations, not so good for middle-class individuals. the specific stock-option -- they were going to tax them much earlier. now in the senate bill, they say based on the current system, you will get seven more years rather than paid up front. that is a nice w

the cold air will linger for the weekend. alison: meteorologist bill kelly has a look at the temperatures just ahead. plus, troubles at the dmv, especially with long wait times. but the 7 on your side i-team went undercover to find out what is going on. >> we have a systemic problem. we need a new site. it's really cramped. alison: the practices we found they also know you need to get your annual check-up.iness. now, with one touch using the mycigna app, you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. cigna. together all the way. jonathan: a 7 on your side i-team special report come along delays, extra charges, lack of oversight. alison: d.c. drivers say they are facing these. we tried to explain what is happening at the dmv. reporter: it is a right of passage for most dcd teenagers and those who moved to the district, getting behind the wheel of the car to take the drivers test. we found unusual requirements at the d.c. dmv. you get to the one and only testing center. try to find a parking space next to the 7-eleven. o

bill? >> the cold air isn't here yet. the arctic blast is on the way, and it arrives during the day today for the entire region. you'll feel the cold in through tomorrow morning. our first alert ends at 10:00 saturday morning. tomorrow morning, we could see the coldest air of the entire season with this event. cold, gusty winds during the day today will drop. the feels-like temperatures dropping to the teens and 20s. record cold is possible tomorrow morning with the hard freeze for most of the area tomorrow morning. the current wind at nine miles per hour in philadelphia. look at the wind now in allentown. ramping up, 23 mile-per-hour winds, making it feel like it's in the 20s now in allentown. below freezing is what it feels like in reading. and now it feels like 37 degrees in wilmington and 36 in trenton. the cold air will sweep across the area. that 50 will disappear. wildwood will feel like 20s and low 30s in the afternoon. that's in spite of bright sunshine. temperatures now, 30s and 40s during the day thanks to the

air. i'm meteorologist bill kelly. back to you. michelle: thank you, bill.wing number of the americans are finding out they are living with diabetes. "7 on your side" with the secondary health issues that can come with the disease that so many overlook. michelle: for the 29 million living with diabetes it is common to experience mental health issues. new effort is underway to increase awareness and get patients the help they need. >> monitoring her blood sugar levels to inspecting every food label. emily says managing her type i diabetes is a never ending and an overwhelming process. >> making so many decisions this is hugely stressful. >> that is not all she has faced since being diagnosed at age 14. >> i had body image issues, depression and anxiety and that coincided to make a perfect storm. michigan her mental health issues are not unusual for people with diabetes. >> it's something that is very common in those with diabetes. it's nothing to be ashamed of. michelle: people with both type i and type ii diabetes are 20% more likely to have anxiety and twic

bill karins for a look at the foreskpaft week ahead. >> for some people it is a frigid weekend. there is warm air returning today and tomorrow, the rockies and the northern plains. this time of year the cold air doesn't grip us and stay with us all that long. so, even denver gets to 69 today, rapid city to 61. by the time we get to tomorrow, warm air spreads to north texas and the middle of the country. late knelt week we'll see temperatures warming up in areas like atlanta. in areas of d.c. all week. >> bill, thank you so much. we thank you for starting your monday morning with . i'usm ♪

a bill air with sharp elbows and political ambitions.rfect match for donald trump. >> i want to just thank you very much for being here today. and you are my friend. great honor. >> reporter: he was first to realize his political ambition by the time the trump ocean club opened in 2011, he was president of panama. his very presence sent a message, this was a well connected project. >> he liked to mention every time that he has a very good business relation with trump. >> reporter: a law professor is an opposition member and outspoken critic of martinelli. he said the trump building could not have opened its doors without the blessing of the president. did he help get this building off the ground? >> sure. because panama, you can do this kind of thing without the president advice or president agreement. >> reporter: martinelli, who a u.s. diplomat described as having a limited attention span and making strong impulsive decisions had much in common with the future president of the united states. like trump, he also built himself a lucrativ

air. in order to be let bill o'reilly up for air. he was relentless in that interview. knowing this was in his closet is unbelievable in retrospect. in the big picture, when people say what's next, the producer is gone. what's next is going to be the management. gutting of the management of people who were playing by the rules that got them where they were doing with the rules say this is a huge error. >> dana: what to think about the ronan farrow piece? nbc-today show fixture and have a harvey weinstein story. nbc said take it somewhere else. it's not a story want to do. it comes out in the new yorker and that's the spark that lit the wildfire. >> kimberly: i think after you mention this yesterday. >> dana: things i should've said during the a block. >> kimberly: why didn't you make that point? i think it's very bad for them because it makes them look like they were trying to do kind of a cover-up. they don't want to do a story like that another have their own skeletons in their own closet. such a big story. ronan farrow obviously was telling the truth, and there was n

. >> spacey was the star as the bill air j paul getty movie in the can, shot, set for release next month. but with more sectional gauges against kevin spacey tri star pictures dumped him for actor christopher plummer. they will reshoot and reedit all of kevin spacey scenes. this is tri star in a statement here saying, there are over 800 other actors, writers, artists, crafts people, and crew who worked tire easily and ethically on this film, some for years. it would be a gross in justice to punish all of them for the wrongdoing of one supporting actor in the film. and most americans think the harassment stories about kevin spacey and harvey weinstein will lead to positive change. 74% feel the attention will lead to greater understanding what constitutes sexual harassment and a salt. and 22% say it will reduce what they face. so with that, cnn entertainment reporter who has broken this kevin spacey from the beginning wide open. the fact that this whole movie was shot, set to release in a month, and. >> six weeks from now. >> and reshooting all of those scenes with kevin spacey. >> i've ne

bill kelly. i guess we ought to enjoy monday because some really chilly air coming our way. ill: no question about it. you will really notice it. we were the third warmest october out there. now mother nature is going to go, oh, no, no, no. we michelle: the big payback. bill: right! you can see tysons corner. we are talk about a few clouds and showers as well. this is in loudoun county. right now just arranged leesburg approaching the toll road. of course we have dulles there in the bottom corner. this is moving at roughly 25 miles per hour. it's not a severe storm but it has moderate rainfall coming down. to places like great falls you are sitting at 5:20. potomac falls closer to 5:00. if it holds together in the course it's going, it would be around 5:46 in bethesda. it is just going to move across moderate rainfall in the area. i have indicated that here on the hourly forecast. temperatures are mild. 66 here at 5:00. by 7:00 we are at 63. we are keeping it in the 50's. i will tell you the next couple of days the high is not going to approach the 11:00 temperature tonight.

bill? >> the cold air isn't here yet. the arctic blast is on the way, and it arrives during the day today for the entire region. you'll feel the cold in through tomorrow morning. our first alert ends at 10:00 saturday morning. tomorrow morning, we could see the coldest air of the entire season with this event. cold, gusty winds during the day today will drop. the feels-like temperatures dropping to the teens and 20s. record cold is possible tomorrow

at least six members are airing concerns about the bill, setting the stage for another fierce title inpper chamber. house speaker paul ryan is addressing some of those worries. >> here is what is fair. cleanup of special-interest loopholes in the tax code and let them keep in the first place. here is the discussion here. you just mention a couple things that are good, that are valuable. medical expenses, what we are doing here are raising standard deduction and lowering tax rates. we are saying you do what you want with your money because it is your money instead of using deduction to get a tax rate based on this behavior. draper republican congressman drew ferguson a member of the vegan transformation infrastructure committee. nice to have you, congressman. >> that afternoon. hope you're doing well today. arthel: i'm doing well. the server to components of the house republican tax bill coming under fire by senate republicans. limiting mortgage interest induction to the first $500,000 of debt, which applies only to new purchases versus the current threshold of $1 million the other is a

bill? >> the outcome is very much up in air. ere are still not 50 votes in the senate, although the bill did clear an important hurdle when it passed through the budget committee today. i think the bigger problem is, this is starting to resemble the debate over health care earlier this year, where you had a bill that was worked out very much in secret and in haste, and then republicans trying to shove it through both houses of congress as quickly as possible before it grew stale and started to smell. but the bill is not popular. the republicans who are trying to pass it don't love it. but think it's better than doing nothing. the other side, democrats are not prepared, any of them, to give any support to this bill. perhaps partly for political reasons. in large part because of what's in the bill. and so as republicans try desperately to round up those last few votes, they're going to have to make more compromises that may dilute the intent of the original bill. they may get it done. the president is certainly engame engaged in th

billings, 40. the cold air has drifted pretty far south. philadelphia, we're down do 33 at this hour. we're falling quickly without that sunshine out there. 25 in pittsburgh. 21 in rochester. allentown, you're down to 28 now. it's 34 in vineland. 33 in atlantic city. 33 in dover, not far to go before we get down to the freezing mark across the entire area. tonight, 24 in philadelphia. that's very close to the old record of 23. we could break it. 20 in coatesville. 21 in allentown. 21 in mount holley and 21 in it stone harbor. i'll be back n few minutes to talk about the wind chill and when we finally warm up. >>> take the nbc 10 app with you no matter where you go this weekend because you can track the bitter chill, wind gusts and feels like temperatures with the first alert neighborhood forecast on your smartphone. >>> before you step out of your house tomorrow wake up with nbc 10 news today. we'll track that arctic chill starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning. >>> now, to breaking news in delaware county. a man arrested for stalking a local te

the clean air bill. the second reading. mister speaker. thank you. order. here on c-span two we will least the british house of congress. you been watching the prime minister question time. a quick reminder that you can see this week's session again. to view every program that we had aired. and we invite your comments about the prime minister's the federal communications commission. in proceedings which lasted over four hours the commissioners considered and voted on several issues including rowboat call blocking regulations. media ownership rules into the a new broadcast standard for television. good morning welcome to that november 2017 meeting of the federal communications commission. >> good morning to you and good morning commissioners. you will hear eight items for your consideration first you will consider a report in order that would expressly authorize voice service providers to block certain types of robo calls that falsely appear to be from telephone numbers that do not or cannot make outgoing calls. it would prohibit voice service them blocking

they have stricter mortgages and members oh, arm of 35,000 and there's a increase in millionaire bill gone airsorth about 4 billion. if you wonder about this here's the answer. this is what you do at 5:25 in the morning. who is the highest paid musician in music. >> beyonce earnings were boosted by her tour last year. runner up adel, celine dion and jennifer lopez are the highest earners in business and dolly par ton is number six. >> working 9 to 5. >> i love me dolly par ton though. >> 5:25 let's check in with mike for warm. >> holidays looking good around here. it's good news at least. only tomorrow predawn hours we have cancelled activity over the next three days. 43 degrees. winds north and west gustsing upwards of 20, 25 miles an hour. feels like 34 as you get your day started. jacket weather for sure. high res satellite and radar snot throwing much. streaming out of south. we'll mix from dmroudz time to time today and generally speaking could be a good deal of sunshine and today's temperature up near 60. 48 by 10:00, 1:00, 57, 4:00, a59, few more clouds rolling in. 60 your daytime high t

air time today. yet again this is a stunner. good morning, i'm bill hemmer live inside "america's newsroom." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. matt lauer has been a fixture at nbc since 1994. they received a complaint from a colleague that they saw as credible and possibly not isolated. >> bill: his former co-hosts breaking the news two hours ago on air. >> we're heartbroken. i'm heartbroken for matt. he is my dear friend and partner and has been loved by many, many people here. i'm heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story and any other women who have their own stories to tell. and we are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced. how do you reconcile your love for someone in that they have behaved badly? i don't know the answer to that. >> sandra: rick leventhal joins us with more on this breaking story. >> a swift and stunning move by nbc. never got a complaint about his behavior in two decades but the allegation monday night was too serious to be handled any other way according to nbc news chairm

this bill makes it easier for family dynastys to give inheritance to their wealthy airs. the bill cuts the top tax rate and eliminates the required minimum tax none of this means my definition of fairness. the second question i ask it's hard to separate the economic effects from large deficits this bill would create. interest rates are likely to rise, making it harder and harder for americans to buy a home. run a business. this bill includes reforms to the national tax system, but lacks the necessary guardrails. as more american jobs go overseas as a result of this bill, americans will be looking back at this point in time. at this process in the congress, and they will know who is to blame the third question i always ask when faced with tax reform proposal is this? does it make the tax code simpler or more complex. there's still more work to be done to make the tax code simpler. and unfortunately, the bill, this bill introduces new and complicated provisions, for example, new requirements to claim the child tax credit that will make it 2ki68 for americans to file their ta

that cool air dipping down tomorrow it will be 20 degrees cooler tomorrow than it was today. 67 in philadelphia. 32 in minneapolis. that's an afternoon high. rapid city 26. how about billings montana at 1. that cold air going all the way down into the man handle of oklahoma. wichita 46. st. louis 47. this is very cold for this time of year. so we'll go hour by hour with the fox future cast. with a few showers passing through during the evening. tomorrow we have the sunshine. giving way to increasing clouds and rain to the south and east of philadelphia. some of this heavy rain through south jersey and delaware. and then it sweeps out tomorrow night with a few showers possible even into wednesday morning. but that sinks to the south. so we have a southern system to beware receive. take look at the amount of rain you can see the majority it is philadelphia south and east. where we could see about an inch or more. and then to the north obviously less in the way of accumulation. that will be mainly tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow nig night. overnight low temperatures in the 40s in philadelphia. 30s mainly to the north and west. 38 in trenton. 37 in wrightstown. tomorrow's

gillian, a former appreciate agent with fbi, former navy seal and federal air marshall welcome back. >> great to be here. bill: let me ask you, in your opinion is this a recurring attack in a reoccurring threat or a one off hack. >> i think this is probably more a one off attack, it was a company that facilities on-line program for the schools. >> do these videos really work? by just seeing it, are we as americans less safe? >> i are not going to typically see a recruiting video recruit someone who is not a muslim it preaches more toward the is isis faith. bill: did it take them 3 hours to get this down or is the -- school add mai editors showed ut 6:00. >> that is whether something occurs in system that allowed them to put it up at that point, or, the people that did it, may not have been in this country, it may be daytime for them. >> thank you, jonathan. great to have your expertise and insight. bringing back our panel. two political strategist on oppositesid side of aisle, my gs here on a similar page with this, i wonder how many time kids spend on school web sites. >> probably not on school web site, but

rapid city 42. 24 the high in billings and that cooler air is going to be moving in.e talking about a major cool down coming after tomorrow and we'll see some rain as well. more on the timing coming up plus your seven day in just a few minutes. i'll see you then. >> kathy, thanks. >>> birds fanny high tonight. another big win against the den very broncos. your philadelphia eagles are eight and one. the eagles actually tweet dag at one point they ran out of fireworks. kristin rodgers was at the game season here now in the studio. what a great way to start bye week. >> it doesn't get much better than being eight and one. hanging 51 points on one of the best defenses in the league and heading into your by week and this is exactly where the eagles are after they rolled over denver today. there was so much time about the eagles and how they would do against strong defense like denver after three touchdowns from carson wentz and three on the ground. we have a good idea how strong this team can be. they're not peaking yet. they know there's no room for complacency at the top

air act amendments in 1990. as a congressman over in the other body at that time, i voted along with them. the republican president then, george herbert walker bush, signed the bill into law 27 years ago today. think about that. 27 years ago today it was commonsense legislation. it was bipartisan. and we're all the better for it. mr. president, when the clean air act amendments of 1990 passed congress, i was a congressman in the house, i voted in favor of that bill. i was proud to be part of helping to pass that monumental law because i believed in it and i still believe today that we can protect our environment, we can grow our economy at the same time. and we have the job numbers to prove it. mr. president, we've had some delays in implementation, but by and large the law has been a huge success and has benefited just about every american. for every dollar we spend installing new pollution controls in cleaning up our air, we've seen $30 returned in reduced health care costs, better workplace productivity and saved lives. $30 return in every $1 that we spend installing new pollution controls. the bottom line is fewer people are getting sick. missing work because

air spilling in. it gets to places like billings, montana, twin cities, in the 20s.at all here in rochester. we're hanging on to a dcorridor of 60s and 70s. 66 in wilmington and 52 in allentown. 50s, that's where we're going to be. take a look. we're only going to be in the 50s for the next several days and then drop back up to the 50s. ea average is 60 degrees for this time of year. we have spotty showers out here and the radar is going into something that we call free air mode or clear air mode. it's picking up a lot of moisture in the air. not a lot of showers are making their way through the area. you can see where the front has skimmed past us. it brought tornadoes to the ohio valley yesterday. you can see two storm systems now. the northern one with a very cold air and snow in the twin cities and across the dakotas. southern one coming out of the missouri valley, it brings us showers. the front will pass us and turn our winds to the north and we wake up to temperatures in the low 40s and philadelphia. 30s for the outlying areas. clouds move in, showers will mov

this allegedly happened after they got into an on-air argument after appearance on bill maher's show in 2000. melanie morgan said she threatened to call the police to get franken to stop. deceit that, the members of the media a making excuses for al franken tonight. take a look. >> there's a new report that senator al franken grabbed the woman's behind at a fair back in 2010. he says he doesn't remember doing it. we'll start to go after everyone in every power industry for something like a butt slap? i'm worried there will be no one left running anything. >> may be true. >> ask him to resign? i don't know if that's the appropriate response. no senator has been asked to resign, ever. >> also unfortunately, slowly split culturally, into a moment when forgiveness is now married to adeology f you're a conservative, bill clinton, you know, or al franken, get him out. >> took a picture which his office says was a joke, that showed him potentially, not actually groping but mock groping her. she also published a picture, that was given to her, of her asleep with senator franken mock groping

air of the season. that's get to chief meteorologist bill kelly. the wind will creep in and will be blowing all day long. be significant. 43,ide right now, not bad, culpeper 49 degrees. right now we are looking at this fog. a lot of areas down below one mile visibility. charlottesville about half a mile, stanton a half mile. that may affect you if you travel in the morning, a little bit of dense fog. when the wind kicks off, that will start turning about. the shades of purple are the freeze warnings. that is in effect tonight. temperatures dropping into the 20's in many spots. that includes the d.c. metro. the lighter shade of blue is where the freeze watch is in effect. tomorrow night will be even colder with the wind. we will break down the forecast coming up. alison: we will see you then, bill, thank you. for the latest at your fingertips, download the free stormwatch 7 weaer woman hit and killed in silver spring, may be a case of hit and run. us fromsey joins columbia pike. tom, what happened out there? tom: this happened in the southbound lane

now as republican lawmakers air their own frustrations over the current tax bill, the white house is now scrambling to get them on their side as it looks to get that bill through the upper chamber by the end of the week. today the president will travel to capitol hill in an effort to get his $1.5 trillion tax cut across the goal line. for more on this we go to nbc's tracie potts who is live from washington this morning. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hi there, philip. good morning. the president comes here to capitol hill today with one goal, to get this tax plan done one way or the other. he has said if he has to do it without democrats, that's fine with him. and frankly, he has to focus on those skeptical republicans. >> is the time line of getting a vote on this this week you think still realistic? >> that is pretty optimistic, okay. there's a lot of detail to work out in this. everybody admits this is a problem that has to be fixed. >> are you going to vote for this bill? >> i don't know, we're still working on it. i have some concerns on the deficit side. >> what i don't wan

nbc news refused to air allegations of rape against bill clinton because i guess we didn't know it wasng then? >> i guess so. >> tucker: people say both sides do it. i think to some extent that's true, human sin is a human problem. but it seems disproportionately on the side of those who claim to be allies would have men, who tell you about their feminism, they're the ones doing these things. >> right. it's not hypocrisy. this is a problem of power, not sex or attraction or desire. but interestingly, the people that have been crowing about i'm your champion, i'm going to be defending you, i am the person can you rely on, almost as though it's a method in which to get closer to victims. it's that we would joke, now, with the men that show up at some of our rallies, well, maybe they're just there because they maybe know it will be easier to get a date. or the men who are supportive and very aggressively supportive about aboxes. that it's -- abortion. the nature of who it is you are associating with. if you're saying you are a champion for women the doors will be unlocked faster works men

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hippies, not all of them, but so many of them that were hippies and found that as terrorists like bill aires was, they didn't get the results they were seeking by blowing up things or people they got a lot more done by moving into universities, becoming tenured professors, an hing future teachers improper history, an inaccurate istory of these united states. so that now we have, we're told, half the people coming out of college think socialism would be a better way of living. they don't understand. they never thought it through. they don't look at what has happened, because they haven't been taught through history. they don't understand. they don't know that every time if you progressivism would like to call it that as some many in this body do, it will fail to the end of the age. as long as there is jealousy and , and even common sense. as i mentioned here on the floor, the russian former who id i make the same number of rubles here in the shade or if i'm out there in the sun, so i'm here in the shade, so that explained why socialism will not, cannot ever work. it always fails. and the only

nbc news workers to air allegations of rape against bill clinton because i guess we didn't know whatas wrong then. what is striking, people say both sides to it, and i think to some extent that's true. human sin is a human problem, but it does seem disproportionately clustered on the side that claims to be allies of women. there is a kind of weird hypocrisy here were some of the people who tell you the most loudly about the feminism are the ones doing these things, have you noticed that? >> it's not really about hypocrisy. this is clearly a problem of power. it's not a problem of sex or attraction or desire. interestingly, the people that have been crowing about i am your champion, i'm going to be defending you, i am the person you can rely on, almost as though it's a method in which to get closer to victims. it's that we would joke with the men that would show up at some of our rallies, we would say maybe they are just there because they know it will be easier to get a date, or the men who are supportive and very aggressively supportive about abortion, that it is the nature of who y

bill: tomorrow is the wind chill factor. not the air temperature. this is how it feels. 23 to to 33 degree range. it's cold out there. it's chilly outside but not bad. 48 at dulles. mid-50's around the district. wind chills that are only a few degrees shy of that. that is because the winds right now are not all that strong. a few light showers. here is where we are watching. freeze watch in effect. freeze warning in effect. no matter how you slice it, it's chilly. we will be talking about that and we will break down the wind chill forecast for you. that's how you should plan to dress. jonathan: computer alert for a change coming to i-66. starting december 4, the busy commuter route will include tolls. they have been testing this for a while and now it is real. express lanes run from the beltway to the roosevelt bridge. "7 on your side" with sam sweeney live in the mobiletrak7 to explain how it works. sam? sam: they have been testing it. they are almost over. they will begin taking a toll on december take a live look. the traffic is moving on 66. tha

bill is rising. the national police air service was set up five years ago with the encouragement of the home office,ent than the previous system. it simply does less. there's been a 45% reduction in flying hours. in 2016, there were still over 57,000 call—outs of police helicopters, but almost 25,000 of those were cancelled in mid—flight because the helicopter was too late — the incident was over before it arrived. clearly if i had more helicopters and more bases i could provide an even better service, but i think they do pretty well with what we have. but i also recognise that we very definitely have to make some difficult decisions about which priority calls we attend, and sadly on occasions which ones we don't. after considering all the options for the future of police helicopters in england and wales, the inspectors came to a stark conclusion — it may be better to simply tear up the current arrangements and start again. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the home office. more than eight million people suffer from migraines every year. the headaches can be completely debilitating. but now new drugs ha

everyone's efforts to get together at least on this even if the larger question of the tax bill right now is still up in the air. you know, i think everybody at home is sitting and watching this back and forth today and scratching their heads and saying stop acting like kids , act like groan understand, work together and figure this out. like you said it doesn't make the sun revolve, but there are a lot of people who depend on it. if the government doesn't run there's a lot of folks who will be in trouble, especially as we're heading into the holidays. one big difference is, a kid knows when their assignment is due. this quong knew congress knew when this continuing resolution was due. it's no secret. it's been december 8 the whole time. to constantly be in this cycle where we're coming up against these crs and it doesn't get done until the very last minute and somebody's feelings gets hurt and somebody sends out a mean tweet it sets back people's \opinion\pins about politicians not getting their work done or woin american people. this is why congress is such a poor approval rating to have for years. this is wh

air. we got your forecast this morning. first, jessica boyington. >> good morning bill.ooper express way, later in the vine, it is closed on the eastbound side and i will tell you where and for how long, that's when i come back. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employ

this allegedly happened after they got into an on-air argument during an appearance on bill mars oldhow, politically incorrect in 2000. if melanie morgan said she had to threaten to call the police to get him to stop, which he did. despite all of that, some members of the media are making excuses for al franken, even tonight. take a look. >> there's in a report that senator al franken grabbed a woman's behind at a fair back in 2010. he says he doesn't or member doing it. starting to go after everyone and every power industry for something like a butt slap? awarded there will be no one running anything. >> to ask them to resign, i don't know if that's the appropriate response either. we know the senator has been asked to resign ever. >> we have also slowly slid culturally into a moment when forgiveness is now married to ideology. if you are a conservative and bill clinton, or al franken, get him out or get her out. >> he took a picture, which his office now says was a joke that showed him potentially, not actually groping, but mark-groping her. she also published a picture that was gi