my companions were frank borman and bill anders.borman gemini seven, and anders was a rookie in this mission would give him an experience with the lunar module for a possible later lunar flight. two incidents occurred in the summer of 1968 that changed our mission and the history of apollo. grumman aircraft company, the maker of the lunar module, informed nasa the lunar module would not be ready for delivery before 1969. and suddenly, apollo 8 did not have a mission. next, we received intelligence from the russians planning to launch a manned lunar flight in december 1968. they were serious. they flew the unmanned spacecraft around the moon in september, followed by another one in november. another was being prepared for a manned flight in december. it was george low, the manager of the apollo program had the idea, if apollo 7's 10 day earth orbit flight could certify the service module, if it is successful, launch on apollo 8 's command module to the moon. not just to circumnavigate, but to go into lunar orbit. low figured the flig

anders: we have seen things go both ways.ng -- sergey brin of alphabet kept all of his shares there. coin, other side of the splitis steve wynn who amicably with elaine, but things turned sour when steve got remarried. they eventually ended up in court. billionaire an oil who went through nasty divorce proceedings and cut her a $900 million check. while in court, he was fighting to keep an even bigger share, roughly $17 billion -- share of the roughly $17 billion fortune. emily: there's a question of what she will do with her newly independence. emerson collective now has hundreds of employees. what you imagine she will do? brad: i don't think we know enough to say. in a conflict novelist and has written two well-received books. she runs an anti-bullying organization. she's been a private person for the last decade or two. we haven't heard much from her. emily: she has actually talked about how she doesn't love social gatherings. interview the one vogue magazine before one of her books came out, but she has been a private per

, 1968, as they became the first humans to orbit the moon, frank borman, james lovell and william anders took turns reading passages from the book of genesis to millions of passengers on earth, next, a ceremony from washington national cathedral commemorating the 50th anniversary of the mission, titled the spooler -- spirit of apollo, religious leaders, a choral performance, with images from the mission, rick -- recollections from james lovell, and from the ministry leader and the director of the national air and space museum, just over one hour.>>> good evening, i am randy how the rest, the dean of washington national cathedral. -- hollereth, on behalf of all who serve the cathedral, a pleasure to welcome you. a house of prayer for all people, you are always welcome here. as a point of personal privilege, i would like to point out that we are blessed enough to be the stewards of our very own piece of the moon here at the cathedral, embedded in our space window on the south side of the cathedral, lit up tonight, as you leave this evening, as you look to the left, you will have a chance t

we carried with us a space treaty around the moon and bill anders would like to present that to you,pplause] >> and, mr. president, jim lovell has a picture of the ranch. [laughter] [applause] >> it was a ceremony without fanfare and it was done with great care, with the meticulous mathematical precision. there were no reporters or correspondents there. only a handful of white house staffers who seemed to linger extra long outside the doorway to the office. yet, to those who were present, the transfer of presidential desks was clearly an eloquent symbol of the shifting of presidential power. a moment which was now only a few days away. ♪ >> after a weekend stay at camp david, president and mrs. johnson flew to new york city for a farewell dinner which was being given in their honor at the plaza hotel. ♪ >> hosted by 18 of the johnson's family closest friends and attended by over 400 prominent guests from both political parties, the evening was truly a moment of gayety and nostalgia. ♪ [applause] >> one of the highlights was a presentation by governor nelson rockefeller, of a capsule

enders lashes out of briggs the tears he says are threatening thousands of air bus jobs in britain anders says there are plenty of other countries who want to be build aircraft components. and slumping economies an ongoing trade dispute and don't forget brags that the global elite in davos may want to talk about the economy of tomorrow but the problems of right now keep getting in the way. i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us airbus boss tom enders had strong words today about what britain's divorce from the e.u. could do to his firm that in a video message to employees and are said that if the two sides can't come to terms that is if no deal brags it does take place the aircraft manufacturer could withdraw its operations from great britain have a listen. it is frightening to destroy a century of development based on education research and human capital if there's no deal breaker we have there both will have to make potentially very harmful decisions for u.k. decisions about workers eleven thousand five hundred work directly for air bus in britain they build the aircraft's

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ander think our governments our southern border is any different. the president wants to keep people out who will not contribute to this country. the people coming in and bringing in drugs and other things, there has to be some kind of security. i wish someone would ask senator schumer and speaker pelosi when they go to bed at night, do they leave their doors and windows unlocked or locked. brian: and we go to antonio on the democrats line from georgia. who is to blame for this shutdown? i spent seven afghanistan. we had a wall and we had dates. we already have drones in the air, cameras and stuff, because i feel like it is less manpower [indiscernible] build a wall, they will build a tunnel and come over and do the same things, sell drugs, everything. brian: thank you for the call. ofeminder, the premier c-span's original documentary, "the senate: conflict and compromise." it is two years in the making and it premieres at 8 p.m. eastern. will talk to our executive producer of the project, mike vargas. it starts in about 15 minutes. richard from. ca

my mother ander son we screaming.ussian president vladimir putin arriving at the scene yesterday to surveyhe damage. briefly meeting with the injured at the hospital. with temperatures dropping to minus 11 overnight, this rans against time and the elements. that baby boy was found by rescuers who heard his cry through the rubble. what saved him t accordingthe local governor was the fact that he was warmly bundled inside his crib. >>> now at 5:00, a community bonded in prayer and purpose. the remembrances today for t three children killed in aho rrible car crash. >>> shutdown showdown as president trump invites congressional leaders to the white house. >>> and pageant and perseverance. we'll introduce youth tlocal beauty queen and the odds she survived to achieve a dream. >>> first, caught in theross fire, a bystander caught. >> police tell us he was shot here at first and kennedy streets northwest. that's where we find darcy expense we are the details. >> at this point, they've clearedhe scene. we're right here in the

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inne o loop ander loop of the beltway. southeast, closed at savannah street for the structure fire. ee treville, northbound highway. we had police activity there that just cleared out of the way. >> thank you so much. >>> despitete the b temperatures last night, we spotted plenty of people out and about.pl lots of p at the warf. not everyone has been listening to storm team 4. a lot of people were walking around without jackets. look at that lady there. that's really dangerous. the wind coupled with already low temperatures have the feels-like temperatures plummeting below zero. d.c. has that, activated its hypothermia alt. if youee someone that needs shelter, call 311 or 911 if there's an immediate risk. there's several shelters open around the district for people who need to get inside and warm up. we have the locations for you in the nbc washington app. >>> look at what happened in alexandria. that's a street sign that just toppled over. 35-mile-per-hour gusts at the time. at one point, winusts were at 50 miles per hour in our area. >> when i heard the wind whipping overnight, i

hopper ander to the there is a wooden hopperin, on left hand side. balanced the barton budget amendment into the hopper that constitutional amendment s t he item in the contract with america. which when the republicans took over the house majority for the first time since 1954, we voted on this same floor the first day we were in session in january of 995 on my amendment. it failed, it didn't get the 2/3 vote necessary. we stripped out the tax limitation requirement and brought it back up for a vote and it did pass by 2/3 margin. that amendment went to the senate and it failed by one vote in the senate. since that day in january, mr. speaker, of 1985, as i stand here on the house floor tonight, i have voted over 19,00 times on behalf of the people of the sixth district of texas. i have an attendance record of 94%. i've had a large number of bills that i've sponsored become law. i'll talk about some of those in a minute. in this current house, in the 115th congress, i'm number eight in seniority. there are four republicans ahead of me and three -- i g

all of the snow just blanketed northern c virginia andered the area. we whe dealing wit so much to clean up. right now, as you tack another look out of our drive, cam he pretty much blacktop everywhere. that's good news. we'll continue to dve around. if we find problem spots, we'll let you know. >> adam, have you seen ice or what looks like black ice on your travelsfa so >> it's really spotty and hard to knowess you get out and step on it. we've been driving through vienna and oakton. right now, it looks pretty good out re. they've been doing a decent job. off to the right here, actually, as we're just passing this area, there's a cple of spots. that's really the name of the game this morning. you have to be careful that you could -- if you look to right on this drive cam, this is some of the black ice to the inght that you might as you go around a turn or something t be aware that could be out there. >> good to hear that the crews made a lot of p yesterday. if you haven't done so, take a moment and download our free nbc washington app. you will receit

colonel borman, captain lovely and colonel anders, you have human being has ever ventured.what no first before you.er saw your flight was an unparalleled achievement of technology. yet behind the sophisticated space, apollo eight men.a story of there were those first men who powered flight into space. there were those men in our overnment who 10 years ago fought to guarantee america's role in space. of them.that i was one our space program and this, its spectacular achievement, have taught us some very invaluable lessons. learned how men and calls inay make common most magnificent and hopeful enterprises of mankind. renew s morning, i america's commitment to the enormous and to its promise. mra[applause] >> if there is an ultimate truth be learned from this historic may be this. there are few social or scientific or political problems which cannot be solved by men if they truly want to solve them together. i'm very proud to present you ith the distinguished service medal. they are very small tokens of our appreciation for what you've one for our country, for the world, and

this is part of a much longer debate and it goes back much ander into american history we are seeing a moment of restriction is him -- restrictionism. host: you can follow our guest on twitter. matthew dallek, a professor at george washington university. a couple tweets and then back to your phone calls. has decided the senate is just a branch of the white house instead of congress being a coequal branch. congress can override president trump but open -- and open the government but mcconnell will not allow it. the parasites, the illegals, they are freeloading and the wall is what americans who did him in for. if donald can claim a national aergency about the wall, soon-to-be democratic president could declare a national emergency on health care. guest: one of the most interesting dynamics of the republicans in congress. there are a handful in the senate who are up for reelection in 2020 in places like colorado ,nd north carolina and maine and they are vulnerable. they have come out and said we don't think the government should be shut down, we think we should reopen and then debate a

he also says he feels "a raging anger that these men did what they did" ander hopes more victims could come forward. >> i pray that those who continue to dwell in the shadows and who perhaps feel that no one will believe them will see in this moment the desire of the church to reach out to them to say to them we hear you. we believe you. we want to help you. >> well, the diocese officials say local authorities now have that list. they include police in santa rosa and rohnert park as well as the district attorney in sonoma county. >>> some neighbors living next to mount diablo say they're fed up. they aren't happy with park visitors taking up all the parking blocking their driveways and leaving behind trash. this is happening near one of the park entrances along regency and rialto drives, kpix5's john ramos on the search for a compromise. >> reporter: on a drizzly monday afternoon regency drive here in clayton looks pretty empty, but on weekends and holidays it doesn't look like this at all. regency drive dead ends at a gate hikers use to access mount diablo's famous waterfalls trail. a

. >> i showed up ander lead showed up. and only three officers showed up.sh and on that, you're supposed to have at maximum give or take 16 officers. >> reporter: a tsa sposman says this is uncharted territory, and with increased in callouts cfinancial hardship, this could have a compounding effect and force nt cogency plans at airports nationwide. meanwhile, throughout the country and across social media, strong support for the federal workers. >> you guys are family to me. >> praying for these workers, man. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: still, despite the callouts, the tsa says 93% of passengers waited less tha minutes at airport security. the bigger concern is when tsa employees miss their second paycheck this friday. now here in atlanta, the airport is bracing for a surge in visitors when the city hosts the super bowl in less than two weeks. lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> now to ohio where people on board a small plane, two people were killewhen it crashed just feet from a rural home south o eveland. the p

he was charged with attempted assault ander harassment aft confrontation over a parking spot in new yorkty in november. the former "30 rock" star eaded guilty to harassment. a one-day anger management class is part of the ple agreement. once that is completed, the misdemeanor attempted assault charge will be dropped. baldwin has always denied that he threw any punches during the incident a >>> now to disturbing story involving a b hlywood name. bryan singer, director of the oscar-nominated film "bohemian rhapsody," is accused in a new expose of sexual misnduct with underaged boys. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on the allegations and tsinger's denial. ♪ we will, we will rock you >> reporter: "bohemian rhapsody," a movie chronicling the '70s band queen, is rack up accolades. t now that success may be overshadowed. at least six men accuse the singer, irector, bryan of sexual misconduct spanning two decades. all of them underage at the time. the latest accusations revealed in a new report in "the atlantic" after a year-long investigation and interviews with 50 sources. many describe regular

weeard from companies like apple, fedex s anderal others already warned that earnings are going to be worse than excted. samsung, lg are another two companies. and these cuts weresuretty tantial, by the way. >> so what areas do you have the most concern or worry about? where ar the most vulnerable areas? >> well, i would say i'm mostie wo about the industrials and the financials, because when i look at those two sectors, they have been leading year to date so far. i know it's only been a couple of days the stocks have been doing reall well, but their earnings numbers have not budged much for the overall s&p 500 earnings rate for 2019 has been reduced to 6.1% from 10% earlier in the year, but these two sectors, ntheirbers haven't moved lower. if you think about what we've heard from fedex and apple, especially on the global front with regards to trade, with regards to the slowdown that we're seeing in china, theal industector will be one that's really at risk. >> so the tariff tiff when it began last year, we had beenay told we won't see an impact on the economy until the first quarter

cohen who was preparing for prison time after admitting to lying to congress ander oth charges had been set to testify before the house over sight committee two weeks before tomorrow. >> we are now in day 33 of this government shutdown. rather negotiations on a deal to reopen government agents we are watching more of a tit for tat play out over the "state of the union." police arrested more than a dozen protesters earlier and an get larger crowd trying to their message to the senate. >> reporter: that bigger crowd gather inside the atrium. maryland congreman jamie ras-mind joined that group. inmany strug without pay and don't know where they're going to get their next meal, held up white platesma for lrs. meantime nancy pelosi told the president she will not consider a resolution h allowing to give a "state of the union" address in the house as long as the government closed. >> we were planning on doing a really important speech in front of the house and the senate, supreme court and everybody else ovat's there. >> thenment is shutdown, i'd still make the. off the original date was mutu

. >> god love each ander single one of them for their dedication to serve our navy and our nation, toe high seas and keep our country safe at home. it will be their sacrifice and their service that will insure our nation stays safe from terror. laura: well said, sir. retired navy commander kirk lippold. eric: back at home, authorities in texas filing murder charges against one suspect in the death of a 7-year-old girl. jazmine barnes was shot and killed while riding in her mother's car in houston last week. hi, jeff. reporter: investigators in houston saying they identified the suspect through a tip they received. eric black, jr. was arrested in the death of 7-year-old jazmine. black admitted to taking part in the shooting. through their interviews, the county sheriff's office believe jazmine and her family were innocent victims. they do not believe they were the intended target and were possibly shot as a result of mistaken identity. investigators say the suspect pulled up along side her family's car and fired into the vehicle. jazmine's father spoke to a huge crowd that gathered for

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melissa has been warning us about andere to kick off team coverage. what's happenotg?a of problems here in virginia. we're r talking aboutl delays. look here, at 395. we had multiple crashes. at one point we had si let's go back to chopper four. what are you seeing as far as delays? >> solid brake lights. this is starting at 286 and ving up towards seminary road. weee the hov lane partial blocked there. a huge delay for folks. melissa? >> good warning for folks. here's one of the problems right your. northbound 395. a crash in the right lane. look at that. 391 at the beltway. and centreville, at 29. >>> odenton, planes are blocked in the northbound direction. chevy chase, we have an accident there, as well. as far as your travel times are closer to the beltway. here in north dakota. the outer loop is slow. ch ok? >>> monda to a relatively pleasant start. for the first week of the new year, it has been mild. we haven't beenbelow freezing this year at national airport. the first seven days lastyear, that was 19 including highs and lows. the first week of 2019, is 18 degr

in or loop ander loop of the beltway, no problems there. had this in centreville but it cleared. ckstbound 66 after 29, the right side was blo by the disabled vehiee. don't havo worry about that one. 95 in maryland. as you'rede h southbound 70 miles per hour going to take you ten minutes. aaron? >> thank you. >>> we turn to breaking news now. it was a violent night in the district. >> we're following the latest on multiple shoots. we go to thes?ive desk. ch >> i want to talk about a shooting on interstate 295. just hours before a lot of you hit the road for theorng rush. look at this map. this happened in southeast d., near malcolm x. avenue. we just got video from the scene. a woman was telling d.c. police she was shot near 295. this is video of the area. the suspected shooter was northbound with a dark vehicle. police responded to the area of kansas and varnam street. you are looking at a big police presence there. that happened just before 11:00 last night. now, detectives are looking for possibly two suspects. and just hours before that happened, another m was shot in northwe

they were able to detect mutations which did not show up in the family's history ander discovg them early could help doctors get out in front of sees thes. despite the findings, doctors are not recommending the testing becomethe norm. >>> we're gearing up for the health and fitness expo. the dates are january 12th and 13th. we'll have the latest in health, fitness, nutrition, screenings. they'reee. all of it, by the way, all of is it free. >> plus,ou get o hang out for all of us. >> hey, we have some changes ahead in this cloudy weather pattern. >>> plus, crisi in the catholic church. and a change of power in the halls of congress and renewed calls for the impeachmentol >>>e say a suspectedye has more than 100 videos of women and girls.al , he recorded more than 60 other victims. many happened at the fair oaks mall just before christmas. >> only on ws4, police have been searching the old d.c. gentle homeless shelteror searching f clues.li rea rudd disappeared more than four years ago. police are t sayingy did not find anything connected to relisha. >>> and another volatile day on wall str

anders, is it possible that if -- depending on how this shakes out, she could become the world's richestoman? >> she could. the stake right now, bezos' net worth is about $137 billion. split in half, that is about $69 billion that they would each end up with, and that would put her of the others and would make her the world's richest woman. emily: what is the sort of precedent with past billionaire breakups? >> we have seen things go kind of both ways. for example, sergei brin at alphabet divorced and kept all his shares in the company. larry ellison of oracle has been divorced several times and still has a stake in oracle. on the other side of the coin, nn whois steve when -- wy split seemingly amicable, but things turn sour around 2011 when he got remarried and they eventually ended up in court. then there is the oil billionaire harold hamm, who went through a rather nasty divorce proceeding in court with his wife, and ended up cutting her in $972 million check. while in court, he was fighting to keep an even bigger share of the roughly $17 billion fortune. emily: then there is the que

emily: amazon is grabbing a ander share of the health beauty market, and also getting into pharma.o you see amazon as a threat, and how big a threat? stefano: i don't believe it is a threat. we neededng technology to cut all of these things together. withve the agreement microsoft, that is why. that with the artificial intelligence of microsoft, we can create a system reaching out players,ent manufacturers, providers nationally and locally, to offer the system to the customer where we can take care of what the customer needs, and probably beo anticipate what could there needs in the future. to simplify the life of the customers and also our life, because we will be a more efficient company. this is an echo system -- igo system that is independent. that isstem independent. if amazon comes to this space, ok. nobody can control all of the market. we have to do our way. we believe that our point is to put the patient at the center of everything. we have a fantastic network, a physical network, we can reach our customer every day. there are a million people coming to our pharmacies just

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pelosi ander minority leader chuck schumer and congressional leaders will be at the white house thisorning at 11:30 a.m. eastern time to continue talks over this government shutdown. sarah sanders in the driveway this morning talking to reporters about it. [video clip] >> the president has been willing to negotiate from the beginning but he will not put our national security and the safety of the american people at risk. i think you heard yesterday from the people who are on the front the people who are dealing with this day in and day out and this is what they want, is what they need to protect citizens in our country. the president has the support of because theypeople want to feel safe. the number one duty that the president has is to protect the people in this country. we have a national crisis at our border and a humanitarian crisis at our border and the president will not back off. host: reaction to democratic control on twitter from our viewers. >> i hope she will be the strong on climate and habitat control measures, too. >> congress needs to remove barriers to voting to impr

more news ander for you in 25 minutes.on this monday morning, january the 7th, 2019. we're saying hello to all of thes folks on the plaza. youguys, i don't know if you know this, but we are about to throw a ppy party for our pal sonny who turned one last wee >> that's right. check this out. we've brought in very special guests for the occasion from all across the country are sonny's siblings. speakingf puppies we're going to give our crowds some treats from the upcoming vie "a dog's way home." >> looking for mindy, addie, ben, patricia, where are you guys from?>> we're from dallas, texas. >> dallas, texas. probably a little warmer there? >> just a little bit. 75. ur>> your sign caught o attention. i'm going to read it for our folks at home. my hubby stayed home with the flu, put me on tv so he can se h his. >> boo we were bringing our daughter for her 18th birthday andhe night before we flew out he came down with the t'flu. >> wha his name? >> jeremy, she's on tv. hi dad. >> and somebody loves jenna bush hager up top. does

many of those arrangements were made unilaterally by the maduro regime ander in approved through the national assembly and the legislature as the constitution requires. but our hope is that this is a new beginning for our relationship with venezuela. and more importantly, that it's a new beginning for the vehiclessian people. -- the venezuelan people. i have never been more moved than to see the vast crowds that took to the streets in venezuela. waving venezuelan flags and standing up for freedom and standing up for democracy and fair elections and the rule of law. and i am very inspired by the courage of all of those in the opposition who have been willing to stand up to a regime that has used violence to oppress its critics and jailed its opposition in the past. we have seen the brutality of a maduro regime. the courage that president guaido have shown and the counsel of the opposition to bring this day about. it's not lost on president trump and it's not lost on me. we'll stand firm with the people of venezuela until freedom and democracy are restored. >> an grown lopez told me --

anders is not going to be stopped.d gurley broke free for a 35-yard score and finished with 115 yards on the ground. in the fourth quarter, cowboys down eight, going for it on 4th and 1. ezekiel elliott, stopped. the rams' defense just getting it done. c.j. anderson has been with three teams this season, he had 35 yards rushing against the cowboys. his first game of the year against carolina. tonight, a game high 123 and two scores. take that, dallas. l.a. with nearly 300 yards on the ground. rams win and will face either the saints or eagles in the conference title game. >>> colts and chiefs in a snowy kansas city. in the first quarter, hill has some speed. 36 yards for the six points. kc scored on its first two drives. patrick mahomes in his first playoff game, no jitters. the chiefs' defense shut down a red-hot andrew luck and the colts' offense. indianapolis could not get anything going. kc rolled 31-13. they will host the afc title game next week. >>> you have to wonder if december 1st was a turning point for san

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blayneal ander, thank you. >>> our team coverage continues in northern virginia.rath is live in fairfax with more on free meals for furloughed workers. this is a nation gesture. >> reporter: yeah. t're here at 29 diner here in fairfax, a local institution. and inbout 15 minutes, they're going to open their doors and they will be offering free meals to people, to filies impacted by the furloughs. you can see, a little quiet right now. we're not open yet. but we are expecting crowds to come together. it's a situation where you want to help. john is the owner of the diner. talk about the program. you're offering up to $60 in meals? >> yes. we have teamed with the unions here in ftyrfax co they have come in support of our efforts to provide free meals to families impacted by the government shutdown. we'll be feedingt starting 6:00 a.m. this morning. we'll be feeding thes familie every day ontil coffers and wu funds run dr >> we're expecting a lot of people to come today. this ih made possible w a number of players that came together. not just the diner. but the fairfa

and they know it's immoral that there is drug trafficking and human sex trafficking, ander bit of thisnd up in our communities. it's why when you talk to law enforcement they will tell you. er state is a border state. every town is a border town until we get the border secure and this problem solved. liz: what if steny hoyer were house speaker? >> that's an issue the democrats can decide. but i will tell you this, what the american people want to see and what i hear from 10ians -- what i hear from tennesseans every day, they want to see issues resolved. they want access to healthcare resolved. they want to see confirmation of more federal justices. liz: hoyer and pelosi reportedly hate each other. are you hearing they don't like each other? >> what we are hearing is there are deep fissures in the democrat party. liz: they don't like each other. is that what you are hearing? >> we are hearing there are lots of divisions and there are plenty of democrats saying the president has an offer on the table. it's up to the democrats to go to the table to accept, reject or offer a counter offer.

alec ander hamilton had read about the federalist papers and spoken of it in the virginia ratifying convention. but it's a long opinion. 9000 words in the news when it was issued is about 8500 words of it are a scored against the jefferson administration, telling us that as miss behave, that william marbury was entitled to a commission as a justice of peace and the district of columbia, the jefferson at had not delivered this commission to him. they ought to have done it. marshall decides marbury can't get it because the means of redress he is seeking is in fact something the supreme court cannot do. the law that gave them that power was unconstitutional. but most of the decision is shaking his finger at his second cousin's administration. the decisions that were most controversial were the supremacy decisions. the ones where the court assert supremacy over state court. there was a series of fletcher versus pak, and dartmouth c. woodward, collins versus virginia, mcculloch versus maryland. but the case i want to talk about this morning because of its economic significance was fletcher versus p

anders turkish passport was -- and a warrant issued for his arrest by turkey. house speaker nancy pelosi has outspoken democratic freshmen on her hands one calling for the presence impeachment in the file list language the other proposing a massive government expansion all before the paint is dry in their new capitol offices. we will get into that. meanwhile plenty of people are speaking out about the partial government shutdown and whether the border wall should or should not be funded. >> if we can have a shutdown for long worst -- long-lasting border security that secures the americans security i'm all for it. i'm going to sacrifice for that because that's what the american public wants. aleve. all day strong. >> we need to fix the amnesty procedures. maintain fixed the guestworker program. we need to fix the border security. we need to fix a lot of stuff and unfortunately again we tried five years ago and couldn't get it done. >> if those sites come to the table and say there are things we want, members on our side would like to have ordered security and me

now for safety, like any gas station pump, there is an emergency shutoff switch ander this also materials that can be used to pick up any sort of ge. l corey smith, news4. >>> it is flu season and we have the latest on how effective the flu mist is as preventing the illness. illness. >>> plus a rob that isot z34hcz z16fz y34hcy y16fy >>> a lawsuit was just filed against the local gym chain. this is a story you're seeing first on news4. washington sports club has sixns locatin d.c. and d.c.'s attorney general filed suit today accusing the gym of deceptive cancelation and billing practices. it says they told customers they could cancel their memberships at any time for free. however, according to the la suit, they actually require six weeks written notice for cancelion and charged cancelation fee >> there were verbal -- they were verbally msleading consumers and consumers would ask what's the cance policy and they would say there a none, no requirement, just cancel at time, at no cost, when, in fact, as i indicated there is a 45 day written reqrement to cancel and fees and penalties could b

much longer because republicans so long as the democratic leadership holds the line, they will defect ander they will join thel democrats. they will re-open the government and at that point, what will become clear is that even the republican minority in the house, the republican majority in the senate, will have joined every world leader, most of the american people, as a group who do not take this man seriously at sall. they look at him as a joke, a clown, and a farce. when you look at everybody from the prime minister of turkey, to the canadian prime minister, the british prime minister, the list of people who both fear trump and takee him seriously is get ing smaller and smaller every day. >> steve schmidt, thank you very much for leading us off s tonigh really appreciate it. >>> and we havepp joined now by democratic senator chris van hollen of s maryland. he'sho the ranking member of the budget committee and the chairman of the t democratic senatorial campaign committee. senator van hollen, your reaction to the president's speeches tonight. >> well, i have to agree with steve. that thi

. >> one of the three was bruce anders anderson. >> we think the name is racist and should be changed. >> the retired computer consultant enrolled his son here in 1989. now his grandson attends. they've continually advocated for a change. the dixie schoolhouse was built in 1863 by a rancher, james miller. he did name the district after the confederacy on a dare. a group calling themselves, we are dixie, set up this website with an alternate story saying that the school and the district were named for an indian named mary dixie. a me walk woman did come forward saying mary dixie was one of her ancestors. although she lived 140 miles away and did not know james miller. >> doesn't matter. what it means today is slavery, injustice, fighting desegregation, all that. >> a spokeswoman for the we are dixie group declined our request for an interview saying the group would not be at the meeting and adding that the tur into a media circus. our attendance will cause for division and friction in the community and that is not what we stand for. >>> the opponents of the name change are not here ton

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supporters geted lawmakers with signs, chants ander che and packed in at the bill guidance first hearing. >> reporter: this is chris rdon covering the maryland generalbly. >> education is one of the areas that is our first priority. focusing on school construction funding. >> reporter: montgomounty wants money foragyication, too, and transportation improvements. >> i think you've got to prioritize the american because it stops there. >> reporter: there may be opposition from republicans who want to help businesses grow. >> trying to come u with ways to make, you know, the work force or companies in this state more profitable so they can hire yere emplo and putore people to work. >> reporter: the maryland governor is urging bipartisan cooperation. >> the governor has his own legislative agenda. on his list education, redistricting and money to reduce crime. >>> sears is on its final lifeline. chairman lamp rt had a 4:00 p.m. deadline to come u with $120 million so he could take part in the liquidation. sears also owns k mart. the company's 126 years old and filed for bankruptcyben oc >>>

. >> reporter: the woman was found badly beaten ander do i don'ted in this open space about 7:00 a.m. yesterday. it's unclear from police if she was attacked here or at home, which is just a few minutes walk away. her granddaughter said she kept to a morning exercise routine at 89 years old. >> the helplessness of elderly people, we need to be empathetic to that. >> she has a radiant heart and has lived in visitation valley for decades. a grandmother and great grandmother. >> we're all hurting and we need an outlet. >> reporter: tuesday morning that outlook was from her grandmother who found her great grandmother. beat her to a bloody pulp. the burglary found nothing of value. >> i'm tired of this and i want there to be peace in the southeast. >> reporter: police were called when a door was found open and they have multiple crime scenes, but no timeline or motive yet. >> there were no witnesses present to -- or video at that moment, that reveal what'd exactly happened, so we are keeping all of our avenues open. >> she's been in intensive care, in critical condition ever since. >> we a

so atri that time fdr had been deadad for three years hiss convicted of perjury but trial ander accusations the trial. yeah. and absolutely. a lot that taken place behind closed doors as well by when fdr was president was there question near the end of his presidency? fdr was warned throughout 1930s and martin dies who was -- the head of the committee texas democrat which you know eventually leded into if not became the house committee then american activities he talks in his memoirs about i think it was the 1940 meeting if i get some of these dates wrong shameless plug for my book but in book dupes so 1940 that he met with fdr and tried to warn him of the penetration of his administration commerce department, agricultural department, throughout all levels of government. but this is all dismissed today as red scare. >> fdr said you said mr. congressman you see a bugaboo under every bed been but there was a bugaboo his name was alger hiss. among others, harry dexter white curry, leeman guys that work on wallace campaign many 1948. and a lot of these guys too that was a important point if the

and life-and-death issues like heroin ander fentanyl, but lookt this, new poll, nbc news, "wall street journal," looks like nancy pelosi is bearing more of the blame for shutdownal government and speaker pelosi's approval is at a whopping 28%, making her the least popular politician of those surveyed. and tonight, the president holds all the cards. the american people want a secure border. the president knows that he can and most likely will lawfully declare a national emergency assuming that democrats refuse to negotiate in goodme faith. i am pretty secure, because this president has shown that he likes to keep promises, he is very tenacious. and if he does not get it that way, he is going to do it on his own. mark my words, i would say 99%. just guessing. now he also knows that by overwhelming margins, the american people do not want any border deal that includes amnesty, green cards, or a path to citizenship. why should we reward illegal behavior? there are people that want to come in legally, shouldn't they get the first shot? he's fighting harder than any republican president ever

that letter, according to more than a dozen sources that the times spoke to was angry and my andering and at one point, the former white house counsel don mcbegan threatened to resign to block the release of the letter. we know that letter is in the hands of roberts mueller and part of his investigation in the potential obstruction of justice on behalf of president trump. >> what is the reaction from the president? >> well, late last night, we got a statement from press secretary sarah sanders calling this "new york times" story absurd. the president on his behalf sent out a barrage of tweets earlier today. the president attacking current and former members of his intelligence community. you see there, he brings up hillary clinton yet again. suggesting that the investigation into her e-mail server was rigged. the president going as far as to suggest that robert mueller is protecting james comey. and in a separate portion of his tweet storm, the president at one point suggested that no one has been tougher on russia than he has. many would suggest that that is certainly not the case. a