i'm anne-marie green. >>> president george h.w. bush will be burden today next to his wife and young daughter on a family plot on the testimony a&m university. the president's body arrived in texas yesterday following an emotional state funeral in the nation's capital. mola lenghi is in houston with more. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning's funeral service here in houston won't be as ceremonial and have the pageantry of yesterday's state funeral in washington. but it will likely be just as meaningful and emotional as we sao the esidbush one final tim. texans filed through saint martin's episcopal church to say good-bye to president george h.w. bush. >> it just feels like a family member that passed. >> reporter: his casket was flown to houston yesterday aboard air force one renamed special air missing 41. along the way it passed over his presidential library as hundreds came out to pay tribute. >> it's an awesome feeling. happy, sad, a passing of a great man. >> reporter: a funeral service will

anne-marie. >> marc liverman in new york. thank you, marc. >>> meanwhile, lawyers for michael flynn are asking that flynn be spared prison time when he's sentenced next week. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about conversations with the then russian ambassador to the u.s. during the presidential transition. flynn's lawyers saying he has taken responsibility to an uncharacteristic error in judgment. last week special counsel robert mueller's office detailed flynn's cooperation in the russia investigation and said he was entitled to avoid prison time. >>> president trump says his oval office democratic meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer was very friendly, but the part that played out on tv looked like a shocking public clash including interruptions and insults. at issue was the border wall in mexico. mr. trump says he's willing to shut down the government to get his way. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: less than two weeks before a government shut down, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer were at the white h

>> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky >> who stabbed ann in the back?y. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole outside ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. and drove her out there and we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> these are infinite details. and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to -- catch by the time kevin and robert went out to the evening a couple of days later. >> we went bowling. we went out to eat. just had a grand old time. >> by that time, it was after midnight and about time to go home to bed. >> we were sitting in the parking lo

i'm anne-marie green. so far, neither the white house or congressional democrats are backing down with parts of the federal government set to shut down at midnight on friday. president trump is ready to close the government unless he gets $5 billion to build a border wall. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest on this standoff. good morning, marc. >> good morning, anne-marie. if there is a government shutdown this will affect a lot of people, everything from applying for a new loan on a house to routine food safety inspections. they could all be stopped. here's why. as the possible federal government shutdown looms, the white house and congressional democrats are digging in over the border wall. president trump's senior adviser stephen miller told face the nation a government shutdown is possible if a proposed wall along mexico doesn't get $5on in funding. >> we're going to do whatever is necessary to build the border wall to stop this ongoing crisis of illegal immigration. >> chuck schumer say

i'm anne-marie green. it could be a dangerous commute for drivers in the southeast this morning. overnight there's the threat of black ice after plumhe a wintry storm is blamed for at least two deaths in north carolina where nearly two feet of snow fell in some parts of the state. power across the region. meg oliver is in chapel hill, north carolina. >> reporter: highways turned into ice rinks as treacherous conditions sent cars sliding across raleigh, north carolina. the powerful storm whipped across several states including virginia, south carolina, and north carolina, claiming the lives of at least two people. the early blast of winter nearly shattered records across the region. richmond, virginia, received more than 11 inches of snow, the most in over a century. the weather caused more than 500 accidentow crushed this gas ation nimorgan along with this exploding transformer in arden. the snow has stopped, but falling trees keep falling, cutting off power to more homes and businesses in the south. mered

i'm anne-marie green. this mornicue crew digging through collapsed homes, hotels, and other buildings in indonesia searching for victims of saturday's deadly tsunami. ca.wave crashed into a concert. at l 281 people are known to have died when the deadly wave hit without warning. more than a thousand were injured and dozens are missing. rebecca reports from indonesia. >> reporter: villas like this one here are built right on the ocean and they didn't stand a chance when the huge waves hit. this, the state of the swimming pool that would have been packed this time of year with holiday makers for this season. over here, rescue workers, the military, teams from the national disaster agency are clearing up some of the rubble smashing through the concrete and the mess all there to clear it away to begin what will be a slow rebuild process. over here you can see the remains of the villa and cars that were parked here at the time smashed together. heavy building equipment has now arrived in the area to help people

good morning, anne-marie.eys general are looking into whether president trump profited off the presidency. dif in malandgeneral of the plan to subpoena records from the trump organization, the department of treasury, and other government agencies. the suit alleges that foreign and domestic spending at the president's washington, d.c. hotel amounted to gifts to the president in violation of the constitution. >>> german automaker volkswagen is considering building some vw vehicles at ford plants in the united states. volkswagen is in talks with ford about the idea. they currently build suv's and a mid-size car at a tennessee factory but imports the rest of its vehicles. president trump is pressuring german automakers to open more factories in this country threatening stiff tariffs on imported vehicles. volkswagen said it's prepared to invest more in the u.s. following a meeting at the white house. >>> meanwhile, new york became the first city to adopt a minimum wageorversf ad-based car service such as uber and l

ann that only backs up a lot of her jokes and arguments and witticisms with examples. occasionally she doesn't with her signature which example after example after example after example. those of you who know the book that occasionally there is occasionally a sample. the revelations in this book which i loved and hopefully you guys look, "resistance is futile", here's a few i wanted to share just get some of your reaction to these for return it over. first of all, the resistance is killing comity. second of all, in america it is now more difficult to enforce laws if you against illegal aliens. all of a sudden the media believes the bushes are okay. these are all new things. the infamous "access hollywood" tape does not actually include any evidence donald trump abused a woman let alone women. in 2018 violence is speech and speech is violence. i think that one is pretty profound. the establishment media believes simultaneously that trump is an evil genius to rig an election with putin without leaving evidence, and is simultaneously the most incompetent president of all

i'm anne-marie green. four days of memorials and other events today begin to honor former president george h.w. bush. since his death friday, tributes have poured in from around the world. former secretary of state collin powell called president bush a perfect american. this morning a government plane will transport mr. bush's body from houston to washington where he will lie in state from the capitol rotunda until tomorrow morning. he'll be buried thursday at his presidential library on the campus of texas a&m campus. good morning nicole. >> reporter: good morning. this will be former president george h.w. bush's last time here in washington. his casket is due to arrive at the capitol this afternoon where it will be accompanied by his family, including his son, former president george w. bush. >> it will say job well done, george h.w. bush. >> he says his father's legacy will grow with time in an interview with 60 minutes. >> i think he's going to go down as the greatest one-term president ever because of

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, anne. anne, as i said earlier, was a schoolgirl in those early marches. the same cannot be said for austin. austin at that stage was a public -- full-time member of parliament. he'd been the youngest member of parliament in the northern ireland parliament for around the mid '60s. he went on to be one of the founder members of the civil rights movement just as he's on the 50th anniversary committee of the civil rights movement. but austin, i think austin personifies a dedication to public service. his whole adult life has been in public service. and i have to say eight great personal physical and moral cost to him because it was not easy being a public servant in many of those years. he left the nationalist party to which he'd been elected and became a founder member of the social democratic and labor party with patty devlin. and it should be said also when we look at the civil rights movement in northern ireland, to some extent once the sclp was established and once they'd gone into storm i

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, we could be seeing a partial government shutdown in less than three days if no deal on a border wall is reached between congress and president trump. and that would mean about 800,000 federal employees will either have to work without pay or be furloughed right before christmas. marc liverman is here in new york. what is going on and good morning? >> we are talking about big impacts, somewhere between nine and 15 cabinet level department and agencies would be affected and that would include homeland security. here's what's getting in the way of a deal. president trump appears to be standing firm on his demand for a border wall. last night he tweeted we are building artistically designed steel slats. it will ea >> we need border security. series of spending bills by friday night or about a quarter of the government will shutdown. last week the president said that's okay. >> i am proud to shutdown the government for border security. >> democrats have held firm againstny new border

i'm anne-marie green. so we're one step closer this morning to avoiding a partial government shutdown. last night the senate approved a short-term spending bill. it now goes to the house. one thing is missing from the bill. $5 billion for president trump's border wall. marc liverman is here in new york. marc, good morning. >> good morning. so far we haven't heard from the president on this plan. either way, the house and mr. trump will have to move quick with just over a day and a half before friday's midnight deadline. with just 48 hours to go before a partial government shutdown, the senate approved a short-term spending bill late wednesday night. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it, the motion is agreed to. >> later the house will vote opt gill which will keep the government open until february. if it passes there, it will go for the president's signe. he hasn't publicly weighed in on the plan which will not have the $5 billion he's aske

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i'm anne-marie green. well president trump says he never directed his then lawyer michael cohen to break the law. cohen implicated the president in a hush-money scheme to hide alleged affairs with two women. mr. trump says he was following bad advice from a bad lawyer. marc liverman is here in new york with more on this story. good morning. >> good morning. after cohen was first sentenced on wednesday, president trump was silent. but within about 24 hours he started speaking his mind. and it turns out when it came to his former attorney michael cohen, he had a lot to say. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. >> in an interview with fox news, president trump blames his former attorney michael cohen for any possible illegal activity. >> whatever he did, he did on his own. he's a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a clien thing, that's why you pay them a lot of money. >> cohen was sentenced to three years in prison this week for lying to congress, tax evasion and campaign finance violations. he says the

i'm anne-marie green. unless there's an 11th hour compromise, a partial government shutdown appears to be likely at midnight tonight. more than 800,000 federal workers will face furloughs or be forced to work without pay. president trump says if he doesn't get funding for his border wall, he's okay with the shutdown. house republicans passed a bill including his requested $5.7 billion for the wall but that's facing certain rejection by the senate. marc liverman is here in new york with more on this unfolding drama. marc, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. that temporary spending bill would have kept the government running into february, but now it's looking more and more like we could see a partial congress has until midnight tonight to pass a spending package that president trump will sign. >> i made my position very clear. any measure that funds the government must include border security. >> hearing that message yesterday, house republicans ignored what the senate passed earlier this week, a bil

good to be with you i'm anne-marie green. as early as today, president trump is expected to nominate state department spokeswoman heather nauert as the next u.s. ambassador to the united nations. she was a reporter for fox news before she swroind the state department. she oversaw public diplomacy in washington and alt u.s. embassies and consulates worldwide but she has no prior foreign policy or political experience. 18 months ago she wasn't even in government. if she's confirmed by the senate nauert would replace nikki haley who announced in october she would be stepping down at the end of the year. >>> some 50 million americans may be affected by a weekend storm that could bring heavy snow and rain to an area stretching from the southwest all the way up to the atlantic coast. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz has details. >> i'm meteorologist eric fisher. a storm that has been drenching parts of california now on the move and heading east as we make our way toward the weekend. winter storm watches u

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, the southeast is dealing with the effects of a massive and deadly wintry storm. winter w from tennessee to virginia, but north carolina where some parts got over a foot of snow is hardest hit. a state of emergency has been declared in 18 counties, more than 100,000 customers are without power, and some areas it's impossible to travel and there have been more than 500 accidents on snow and ice-covered roads. marc liverman is here with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. a man in north carolina was killed when a tree fell on his car. the conditions hundreds of thousands have been dealing with since saturday. they're not over yet. a premature blast of winter is taking aim at the a big swath of the u.s. >> north carolina is in the cold, icy grip of a mammoth winter storm. >> the flakes began falling in the carolinas and virginia saturday. soon, the region was anything but a winter wonderland. conditions got so bad that churches canceled services. >> this is sunday m

anne-marie? >> marc liverman here in new thank you. >>> two studies leased by the senate finds russia's influence to affect the 2016 election were more extensive than originally thought. and russia's social media efforts are ongoing. the russians targeted particular groups. for instance, they worked to encourage black voters from participating in the election while messaging conservative right-wing voters to support mr. ndicate that while tok ace, wittndersed on bofa their activity to instagram. >>> president trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn, is scheduled to be sentenced this morning. special counsel robert mueller released a memo detailing t he the memo described how flynn lied about his contact with the then-russian ambassador during he denied making policy requests of russia when, in fact, he had. flynn's lawyers say investigators never told him it was a crime to lie. >>> and two chicago police officers were killed by a commuter train as they were investigating a report

[applause] >> thank thank you, anne. that was beautiful. >> thank thank you, edward. >> i want to become something you just read. you said i wake up not knowing if our leader has bomb north korea. and still this past year has been just about the happiest of my life. how come? >> well, i fell in love and i got engaged and i -- [applause] and i will let you meet in with a purchase of each hardback book. [laughing] years ago.o my grandson is nine and lives with us at the time, and that's his joyful, funny, he still has the slightly baby voice turkeys lovely and he's brown and he went through the terror before the election that trump would separate us, and senator brown child in america felt. and, but he just has the funniest things and about living with him. you know, i love being a little bit older. you get so much less self-conscious and you just care so much less about how you doing and how people think you are doing. your feet hurt, , you want to think about your feet more. [laughing] your vision is there any memory sho

you've got the ann coulters and rush limbaughs of the world shaming him. look at ann coulter. she called him gutless. you cannot hear that snow no. but you heard the democrat,le not putting daca on the table is a way to negotiate over more border security on the solution for the docket issue. so the democrats are just as trancy subsequent as republicans. it's a war of words. i's stare-down. >> is there any reason to suggest that the democrats may say we're going to try to find compromise in the wake of our actions. >> right. >> any way to do that? >> no, not when it comes to the wall. the democrats have a moral imperative to not build the wall. we find it a waste of money and not in the interest of national security or any overarching national interest. it's ironic that we shut down homeland security in an effort to build a wall. we're not talking about people who are overstaying visas from europe or asia. the southern ball -- excuse me -- the southern border wall is a racist froksy for president trump's racist immigration policies. wait one second. i'm not done that. is the f

anne? >> reporter: yeah right now firefighters are looking at the possibility that christmas decorations may have originally sparked this fire. it started on the second story street. and the couple who lived above it was trapped. at about 1:00 this morning, an elderly couple was asleep in a third story bedroom as a fire ignited in their second story living room. blocking the staircase they normally use to get out. >> the windows would have been the only way for them to escape. and that just was not possible at this time. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived on scene, they tried to rescue the couple. but the man was pronounced dead once they pulled him out. the woman was taken to the conditional. severe burns in a firefighter was also burned as he and s alitcrewic entered the front door. >> once they got in the fire rolled over them. and actually knocked one of them over a little porch area there. >> reporter: he was taken to the withburns to his neck and hands. treated and released. so th

i'm anne-marie green. president trump's former lawyer michael cohen has been ordered to report to prison on march 6th. cohen says he'll continue to cooperate with prosecutors and is willing to tell congress all he knows. cohen was sentenced to three years behind bars for crimes including arranging hush money to cover up mr. trump's alleged sexual affairs. cohen says that he acted at the direction of mr. trump and that he acted out of blind loyalty. paula reid has our report. >> mr. cohen, any comment? >> reporter: michael cohen arrived in federal court in new york surrounded by his family. president's former attorney fought back tears as he told the judge today is the day i get my freedom back and described working for president trump as mental and physical incarceration. but judge william pauley described his crimes as a smorgasbord of misconduct. he said somewhere along the way cohen lost his moral compass before sentencing him to 36 months prison. after the hearing, cohen's father told cbs news he felt

i'm anne-marie green. >>> former president george h.w. bush is lying in state in the capitol rotunda this morning. his casket will remain there in until tomorrow morning when it will be taken to the national cathedral for a state funeral. through the night, those who admired mr. bush paid their respects. nikole killian is in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is the first full day that members of the public will have to pay there are respects at the capitol, and even in these overnight hours we've seen a steady stream of people coming by and only expect the numbers will grow throughout the day. people of all ages are filing through the capitol rotunda to say a final good-bye to fo nd, i still was going to stand in it. ♪ >> reporter: yesterday in texas, the extended family and his with a president george w. bush looked on. ♪ inside, washington's current political leaders highlighted the dedication the late president had to his country. >> his example will always inspi

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. a study came out a few days ago, showing that we have had a significant drop in car break ins... san francisco police officer deputy chief ann mannix on how foot patrols have drammatically made an impact on the streets of san francisco. mannix. we put more in uniforms. 16.9 percent decline in larceny theft... a 19.1 perecent reduction in assaults... it all goes back to september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out iholiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor (catherine) federal officials are starting to clean up toxic waste after the devastating camp fire in butte county.. stephanie lin has the story... nat sound:e-p-a crews, a

[applause] >> thank you, anne. that was beautiful. >> thank you. >> i want to pick up on something you just read. you said, i wake up not knowing if our leader has bombed north korea, and still this past year has been just about the happist happiest of my life. how come. >> well, i fell in love. and i got engaged. and i will let you -- [applause] -- yes. i will let you meet him with the purchase of each hardback book. neil allen, and that was two years ago. my grandson's nine and lives with husband half the item and that's just joyful and funny. still got the sleuth by baby voice. he is lovely, and he is brown and he went to the terror before the election that trump would separate us as every brown child america felt, and he just has the funniest things, and i love living with him, and i love being a little bit older. you get so much less self-conscious and just care so much less about how you're doing and how people think you're doing. you feet hurt. you want to think but your feet more. [laughter] your vision fai

what does that mean, that he's lost ann coulter? lost ann coulter a while ago, and she has been on fire about this wall issue for some time. the bigger question is whether he loses mark levin and rush limbaugh, whether mark meadows in the congress -- you know, there are a lot of other people to look for to see -- people that are voices who are influential with his base. to see whether this sort of creative reimagining of the wall and how it will be funded or never funded, to see whether his base buys that marketing or whether his base starts to believe that president trump is a politician like the politicians he ran against. >> you're right. this crossed ann coulter's red line a while back. thank you so much for joining us late on a wednesday night. tamara keith, national public radio. appreciate it greatly. coming up, are the markets really headed for the worst december since the era of bread lines and hoovervilles in this country? that when we come back. kayla: our dad was in the hospital. josh: because of smoking. but we still ha

kenny, ann. >>> 4:55 right now. a celebrity kaleidoscope of christmas week traditions and the award winning actor, writer, director hoping he has another monster hit on his hands. >> here's more on today's eye on entertainment. >> there's a family in our driveway. >> it's probably the neighborseg a christmas present for horror fans. trailer for his new film "us.". >> if you want to get crazy we can get crazy. >> starring in the follow up to peel's smash hit get out. examines the idea human beings are their own worst enemies. >> the "house of cards" inspired youtube video from spacey. >> if i did pay the price for things i did do i'm certainly not going to pay the price for things i didn't do. that video titled "let me bk" ar will face a felony assault charge. >> the kennedy center's. >> sundayy lauper -- cindy lauper. that's your eye on entertainment. cbs news los angeles. >>> time check 4:57. >> a bay area church opening its dooring to the homeless. learn how one pastor is making a difference for the holidays. >> a

anne, i'm going to start with you. what is this reporting about the trump inauguration spending under criminal investigation, southern district of new yorking right? not by mueller. southern district of new york. what does this mean for president trump? >> i think it means a couple things, the fact it's southern district, moeans it is an independent investigation that will go on. the second piece is we know already that gates cooperated, who is manafort's deputy on the campaign, and then he became the deputy of the inauguration, and that there's even been conversations about him having stolen money from that inaugural committee. so we know he's a cooperator. we also know now michael cohen is a cooperator and may have provided information on this. that's a lot of potential information they're getting. the thing i would say having done a lot of political corruption cases is this a lot of money that was raised really quickly and when you do political correction cases, you always follow the money. the question will be who

. >> ann and nina are home. this time for good. >> my gosh.beautiful. >> these guys aremp guys. >> ann and nina have lived here a couple of months. they had to step away to add some personal touches. before this, they spent 90 days in a shelter. so you can imagine they are super excited. as nina walks through her house with her mom, they start to look around. it is the little things that is a big deal. >> they got some school supplies and papers. >> my gosh. finally i can do my home work. >> simple desk and supplies and she's thrilled. >> they head into the kitchen. new pots and pans. >> partnering with an organization to stock them with food. >> nina hands over her eyes and her mom's eyes and they walk into ann's new room. >> my gosh. are you kidding me? >> wait, wait. i can't take this. i got to go. >> oh, my lord. my god. >> i know. oh, my god. >> thank you so much. >> humble design does this for several families throughout the year. they can't do it alone. there is a donation page on their website. humble designs.org. this never gets old.

thank you, evan, thank you, ann.family coming under more and more scrutiny. we're going to break down the troubles the trumps face next. [clap, clap] ♪ hey, jen, which tie says, "trustworthy but also fun"? gold down, oil up. oil down, gold up. this is too busy. we need to make sure people can actually use this stuff. which one says, "hours of free live streaming coverage without cable or subscription fees"? aluminum, aluminum? you ready, zack? oh, we're ready. welcome to the show. let's make finance make sense. ♪ ♪ can you feel it ♪ can you feel it put a smile on everyone's face this holiday, with great gifts from amazon. with low prices and free shipping on millions of items, for everything you need this holiday, visit amazon. >>> this i going to take awhile, and i want you to really absorb it, so will you just sit for a moment with me and watch? because it's a lot of information. oh, what a month it has been, and we're not even halfway through december. we still haven't even finished all of our christmas shopping.

rush limbaugh, anne coulter for one thing. a look at their influence on the president ahead in the cnn newsrooa look at their influence newsroonewsroom. be a wall christmas calm christmas. calm by this white house indications. he compromised a resolution to keep the government funded. then bob corker believes trump reportedly turned his ear to these people, conservative anne coulter and rush limburg, warning trump caving in on his wall, essentially saying backing down would ruin his presidency. >> they're about to have a country where no republican will ever be elected president again. trump will just have been a joke presidency that scammed the american people, engaged the, you know, accused the populous for a while. he will have no legacy whatsoever. >> textbook example of what the drive by media calls compromise, trump gets nothing the democrats get everything, including control of the house in a few short weeks. >> senator corker telling reporters after trump's flip-flopper, quote, we have two talk radio hosts who influenc

deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. it has been significant." deputy chief ann mannix on the positive effects of a policy change put into effect back in september of 2017. that is when the sfpd reassigned approximately 70 officers from plainclothes and special assignment to city wide uniformed foot patrol beats. deputy chief ann mannix, sfpd. "it has had widespread benefits. and now that the city is decked out in holiday gear, the sfpd plans to pay particular attention to putting foot patrols in areas such as union square to help keep everyone safe. mannix. yes. we are increasing in commercial cooridor in san francisco, terisa estacio (grant) (grant) (grant) to blame for the legionnaires outbreak that killed one person last year. a health official testified in court this week... that two cooling towers which provide mist in the park... showed high levels of the legionella bacteria at the time of the outbreak. disneyland is appealing state fines saying the outbreak's source has not been scientifically determined yet. the health official responded

rush limbaugh and ann coulter speak to those folks.ing in which he will never seem to realize is that he is president of the united states, and there are 70% of the rest of the country that is not in agreement with him that border funding should be a priority, enough to close the border. that was just in a poll released, and 79% of the american people say this is not a priority, not enough to shut down the government. the president has never really represented himself as the president of everyone, and it always has been about his base. and this is now, i think, going to be even more amplified as we go into the 2020 election season, and the president is facing a divided government in congress. he's never been interested in legislating things to get done or governing like a normal president, and it's always been about him and what "fox & friends" say every day, and it's never really been about actual good policy and governing, really. >> as you set that up and we move into next week this new congress, and what i noticed, the president is

we'll be right back. >>> i'm anne makovec.for the man who killed a police officer continues. the stanislaus county said the man lives in san francisco but he may have been living in the central valley for sometime. police are not naming the suspect even though they know who he is. he got lay way immediately taking off in a gray pickup truck which he later ditched. police said he is an undocumented immigrant. kerrcorporal ronil singh pulled him over and he shot and killed the officer. he is an immigrant from fiji and leaves behind a wife and 5- month-old son. flags are flying at half-staff. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> an inmate who escaped from san quentin prison is still on the run. he escaped wednesday night. shalom mendoza is still on the run. >>> sears has until the end of the day to secure a bid for the company or face liquid dation. so far there is no deal. >>> this morning president trump threatened to close the u.s. border with mexico if democrats do not agree to fund his border wall. it is expected

what is your state all about, ann? us. >> well, i think when you have both har kin and grassley being elected with over 60% of the vote, there was a fair number of cross over voters. these were people who felt that those senators would put iowa first, put iowa ahead of party and they were able to get things done. >> thank you so much. thank you, ann seltzer. john allen, of course. up next, more staff shake ups in what is already a remarkably high turnover white house, don't you think? and why is it so hard for this president to find and keep qualified pros in key posts? it's a decent question, isn't it? why is everybody running away as soon as they get there? everybody is acting at this white house. you're watching "hardball." y sen and in your garage, a brand new john deere. that's not a mirage. with 60 months financing at 0%, say "happy holidays" to money well spent. if additional offers are what you desire, visit your john deere dealer before they expire. now, start up your engines and drive out of sight. new john d

ann coulter? is ann coulter running the federal government? president coulter. h'm.at's not lemonade, that's lemon shade. your thoughts. >> the president has communicated with me that he will not re-open the government until ann coulter says, yes, you can. and, you know, he sent up my pants, he sent up jared kushner to negotiate with democrats. let's have a delegation of ann coulter, rush limbaugh, laura ingraham. they can negotiate. the substantive problem is democrats actually care about the opinion of mainstream media. they care about the government. they worry when people say oh, the shutdown's a bad idea. the republicans and this point that my friend greg sargeant made, the republicans are primarily concerned about right wing media saying fight to the end and so that puts the democrats actually in a more difficult negotiating position so these folks know what they're doing. so let's just send them up to vail and see if they can settle it. >> i'm a little sad, tiffany, that, you know, our friend e.j. didn't include ginny pirro. >> my apologies to the judge. >> le

anne-marie, the trump/xi meeting, the truce, there's been two views about trump., he's a businessman, he wants a deal, he's going to cut a deal. the other is he's been tough on china and a protectionist for most of his life. does this mean he's the businessman who wants the deal? >> i do think he's the businessman. in part because of the political costs of the chinese counterterrorists. but i don't think it's clear whether this is a truce that will lead to a deal or to a cease-fire. what i do think is that he's pivoted faster than he otherwise would have because he needs a win domestically. this is the only place out of the g-20, out of this whole week with the mueller investigation, that he can point to a win. i think there was a good chance before he was going to go through january, raise the tariffs to 25%, and then pivot. that's his negotiating style, but because of where he is domestically, he did it sooner. >> does that mean the problem is solved with the u.s./china relations? >> no, the problem is not solved. this meeting was bake today go well. i'm not sur

that's a look at your morning drive. >>> i'm ann mackovich at the live desk. in the lower knob hill area. police just confirmed that a woman was hit by a car. she is now in life threatening condition. she was taken to the hospital with very serious injuries and the car that hit her took off. police are now looking for the driver of that vehicle and they blocked off the area of bush and levinworth. but that woman again in the hospital. we do know that st. francis memorial hospital is right on the same block of levinworth street there. so we don't know if was taken to that hop. we'll continue to follow new details after a woman was seriously hurt in a hit and run. >> thank you. >>> today marks day three of the kaiser strike and with each passing day surgeries are being put on hold. >> we first learned about these surgery postponements through anonymous tips and now it looks like the strike is having an effect with workers throughout the hospital laura adams was scheduled for surgery this week but then got a phone call saying it would be postponed for months and

there has been a weird rule about donald trump, anytime ann coulter chris sizes him he withers. has his number. it's like -- she challenges his manhood, calls him gutless, other words that i won't say on the air and he folds. he folded the tents -- we had a government shutdown right now -- i mean, with people not -- being furloughed, the national park service alone 16,000 people now furloughed. you can't go visit gettysburg battlefield. i was doing commentary for cnn on bush 41's funeral and telling people to visit the bush library, it's being closed all because of ann coulter as a voice of the hard right and he immediately got rush on the air to say, look, you know, don't worry, the border wall is still the main thing. so we are at the end of the year with the stock markets tanking and we are talking about putting up a ms. evedieval wall along t border and the president is being basically run by a kind of alt-right press machine. >> they will take exception to them calling you alt-right, but they would certainly embrace the term right or right wing. what about this narrative, d

chris ann is renowned for her fierce devotion to students, the parliamentary process, and her beloved kansas jacques. -- jayhawks. we're grateful to her husband and son for all of years of long days and late nights they have shared her with us and we wish her the very best. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 6, 2018, at 1:28 p.m. that the senate passed senate 2679. that the senate passed senate 3561. that the senate agreed to without an amendment house joint resolution 143. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 1417. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r. 1861. that the senate passed without an amount h.r. 3398. that the senate passed without an amount h.r. 4111. that the senate passed without an amendment h.r.

foreve ann coulter, it's not just fox, it's now crystal clear that one either trump never intend stod he is not interesting in doing accord twitter monitors, is out there to get attention, base. >> it is his last chance. jim jordan is right. come january 3rd, nancy pelos she will have all the leverage. jim jordan and mark meadows will disapp important figures

. >>> i'm ann mackovich at the live desk. this is a big deal for california because this would affect about 2/3 of our streams that is because these are taking aims at waterways that only run during part of the year. and of course that's what our seasons end up dictating. so this could be a major hit for environmentalists. it is tautedsng would be helpful to farmers and land developers. these protections were instated in 2015 under the obama administration. now there still are some state rules that protect those waterways. a big battle between state and federal law. i also want to mention before we go time just named its person of the year and it's the guardians journalists would have been targeted for their work. >> ann thank you. >>> 5:05 right now the fbi has announced it arrested two people accused of allegedly plotting straight terror attacked. the stirs suspect was arrested on saturday after she purchased black powder and screws for making a bomb. she told an undercovernt shew u. >> days ago he provided an undercover em

you and ann come over and we'll have a weekend together. at that time his popularity rating was 93% mine was 0.93% and so off we went, the media, of course, all gathered as we headed to marine one and george said, now wave to your pals over there in the media, al. and they didn't wave back. so the next morning he's routing through all the papers in the u.s. aha, here is the one i've been looking for. a picture of barbara, ann and george with his arm and hand on my back. and later we're having a sauna and i said, george, i am not unmindful as to what you are doing. you are propping up your old wounded duck pal while you're at the top of your game, you reach out to me while i'm tangled in rich controversy and taking my lumps. and he said, yep there were staff members, al, who told me not to do this al this is about friendship and loyalty. sound familiar we have an awful lot of fun, too, always a delight to be in the president's boxat the kennedy center off to a play at the national theater or the warner with the bushes and outside of the pres

liz ann, let's start with the curve.iod of not have ing to deal with it at all, what do you think it means right now? >> it's in the belly when that has happened in the past it's ultimately led to an inversion, most of the time, in the more common measures, 10-2 or 10-3. we've been on watch as has everybody. you tend to have a bit of runway, both for the stock market and the economy at the point of inversion but i think it probably does start some countdown clocks to the extent people think of the length of runway between now and the next recession, in those terms. >> when we hear things like average lead time, 14 months, does that sound about right to you? you can look at the fact that it tends to peak out around 13 months i think trade may hold some key to the length of runway between now and the next recession, if we don't get some sort of deal within the next 90 days, i think you would probably see some expectation that the length of runway would shorten a bit. >> does a partial yield curve inversion give the fed a r

anne-marie. >> marc liverman in new york. thank you, marc. >>> meanwhile, lawyers for michael flynn are asking that flynn be spared prison time when he's sentenced next week. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about conversations with

ann coulter threatened to not support trump's reelection and he promptly unfollowed her on twitter. mitch mcconnell thought he had a deal with him. he appeared willing to sign without wall funding. then there's a big shift on thursday after a gop conference meeting. they're hearing from their constituents as well, a lots of republicans watching. a lot of people listening to radio hosts. it's no doubt there's a conservative media right now is dr driving the shutdown. >> is it also driving the art of distracti distraction? jul julia, this talk about the wall has definitely pushed the negative headlines to the back burner, including the mueller investigation and the mattis res egg nation. is this kind of helping the president? >> i wouldn't say it's helping the president. we've seen the president try to bring back other stories to the forefront when other, i guess, aspects for instance. mueller investigation don't appear to be helping him. in the long-term, i wouldn't say this is good for the president politically. of course, he really feeds off of the energy of his base. we've seen hi

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. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live desk and we are monitoring a travel nightmare going on in london right now. gatwood airport is shut down and it's been that way since last night. that's because somebody has been flying two drones around the area. they can't find this person. they say it's unsafe for airplanes to take off. as far as today, they say they have seen a drone within the last hour. so at this point it looks like all flights today will also be shut down. that is 760 flights affecting about 110,000 passengers. and when it comes to the, you know, back up that's already been caused they say it's going to take several days for this to even itself isot an of terror but that is a deliberate act of disruption according to whoever -- according to police i think whoever is running these drones. the worst part is this is deemed an extraordinary circumstance because your flight is cancelled. they don't have to pay them anything. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a mother who waited months to be with her dying son is now by his side in oakland. the yemeni citizen tried to get to th