a-s-a-p, asap. please get me money asap. >> we are on the same wavelength. i don't know who would have picked up on that kind of thing, but we did. >> and we once again give them cameras to record intimate details about their lives. >> if thomas were to kill someone, i would be right next to him hiding the body. >>> the 40,000 or so residents of quiet hackensack, new jersey, can visit the glitz and glamour of new york city in less than an hour, but on the outskirts of downtown hackensack is a place where compelling drama plays out every day. there are about 900 men and women incarcerated inside the bergen county jail. most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. many of them also share something else in common. >> we're seeing a large influx of inmates coming into our facility for heroin, prescription drugs, oxycodeine and things the of that nature. but heroin is making a huge comeback. not just in suburbs or urban areas but into all different areas. >> al

sense here, but this is definitely a dispute between two property owners that needs to get resolved asap. as early as tomorrow morning, there needs to be building paper on that wall. now, we can't force people to go onto properties, nor can you, i believe, but i've seen this happen several times. it happened in sterling heights, where people had to get a permit to go onto the property, but this is a situation that needs to be addressed asap. no matter what happens here tonight with the permit, the permit here is fine. it's just something to create clearance away from that, which is what it does. >> okay. and mr. -- >> no, go ahead. >> we've heard testimony from boyd both sides, and the appellant brought in a piece of something, but the description was -- and to my experience, it's normally buildingeen a bu a space, and a building. and the permit holder has indicated that the reason this water intrusion happened is because this foundation is below grade. while you were there, did you see any -- any signs of that there? >> no, i didn't. i wasn't able to go onto the property. i just -- thes

. >> need e ms, asap. >> on the freeway, they need e ms, asap. you cannot believe the images coming out of there. this was first frantic moments from the conductor on the amtrak train calling for help right after that derailment yesterday morning in washington state. it happened 50 miles south of seattle and we are learning details about how fast it was going. lets get right to lauren johnson, lauren. >> reporter: 50 miles over the speed limit that is how fast that amtrak train was going before it careened off on overpass south of seattle, spilling railcars on to the highway and killing at least three people. mangled train cars ended up on top of each other and one hung over interstate five dangling above moving traffic below. people on the train say after screeching and metal, it was complete silence and then they could hear screams. injured screaming out for help and those who were not injured rushing into help. one passenger emma shaver was napping, woke up to the commotion of being tossed from her seat. positive train control was not used on

the president wants to get tax reform done asap but no vote tonight. in a last minute switch they decided not to vote on the tax plan putting off votes until tomorrow. they are ' retooling. the deficit may inflate to another trillion dollars. democrats have serious objection and that leads to this incredible exchange on the senate floor. i am not going to support any cuts to people who are on the program and need those benefits. but i want this program to to acknowledge that we need this program for the next generation. >> there it is, bernie sanders barring from congress woman maxine play book. who did it better? first let's listen to the original. claiming my -- re claiming my time. reclaiming my time. perhaps mr. chairman i don't understand the rules. bernie was a little more emphatic. it's a rule. let's be honest this is the only way you you make par limitary procedure at all interesting. no vote yet to the tax reform. they were a little premature in celebrating on social media. breaking the senate just passed historic tax reform. whoops. ed. we sh

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maybe we need to be adopted by steve, asap. >> bye everybody. c'mon.les. >> the missles intended target was the civilian airport in riyadh. through which tens of thousands of passengers travel each day. >> iran rejected the allegations as baseless, but the evidence on display was convincing. parts of the suicide vote identical to the one used in this attack on a saudi boat, included electronics bearing the stamp of an iranian come of pan and a camera, memory including photos at the factory showing iranian revolutionary guard hat in the background. ambassador haley did not say what the u.s. plans to do about it. beyond exposing iran is what she called, an arsonist fanning the flames of conflict in the middle east. jeff. >> david martin. thank you. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

. >> e ms, asap. >> e ms, asap, those are first frantic moments from the amtrak conductor calling for help, right after that train derailed yesterday morning in washington state. about 50 miles south of seattle. now, we're learning how fast that train was going. lets get to lauren johnson in university city with the very latest on what we're learning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning to you. it has happened again this time very far from philadelphia's amtrak hub, it was out west near seattle, and the consequences are deadly. federal investigators were able to use the train's data recorder to confirm it was traveling 80 miles an hour on a stretch of track that only allowed for 30 miles an hour. authorities say at lee three people were killed, dozens more were injured after a train 501 derailed early yesterday morning spilling train cars on to busy interstate five below. the identity of these who died have not been released, just yet. survivors survive being thrown from seats climbing through twisted railcars and jumping to safety. riders were among the first on the maiden voyage from

to account for the destroyed packages from a fire last night and notify the shippers and recipients asap. >> i'm sure there's a lot of packages lost. hopefully none are mine. >> i thought of all of the packages and people who may not get their christmas presents. >> reporter: if you lost something, you should expect to hear from ups. although company spokesperson are unable to tell me how quickly or if it has already happened. customers today say they think that ups can handle it. >> everything is in the computer. it is all tracked with numbers. >> you get updates all the time. and you know when it is on the truck being delivered to your house. >> i talked to the girls inside. they're not saying what caused it or anything. >> reporter: the fire here at the frederick terminal broke out just before midnight last night. today ups officials say the majority of the damage was done outside of the main the terminal. there was a trailer that was destroyed along with ten delivery trucks back intoed bays. there were employees on-site when happened. no one was shut a cause of the fire has not been

survey by national retail federation found 21 percent will use holiday gift card as soon as possible, asapwe caught up with shoppers at cherry hill mall and they told us their strategies. >> right now, i might come to the mall, in and out and not bumping into people. >> taking off early, beating the crowd. >> along with searching for great deals some shoppers were still buying christmas presents, national retail federation says 5 percent of consumers will continue to purchase christmas presents after december 25th. >>> right now, time is 4:51. time for a check on business news, hanna doba joins us new for business news. stocks closed lower as investors return from the christmas break. this morning what do we know. >> good morning, interesting to go see what the week shapes up to be like on wall street, dow jones did lose seven, nasdaq loss 23 points, more bad news new report published by bloomberg predicts china will overtake u.s. economy by 2032. report by center of economic and business research say asia 's major economies will continue to grow in the coming years. it predicts chine, jap

police saying there was a crocodile walking through the streets of heidelberg and if i could get there asapwas caught. i attended and found five victoria police members with a freshwater crocodile. we presume it was a pet at some stage. it's a long way from any bodies of water. you can legally keep a crocodile as a pet in victoria and other parts of australia. i saw it on facebook, 50% off and i thought, cool. a northern territory crocodile farm sold about 100 crocodiles as christmas presents this year. but with no information about where this runaway reptile came from, it may be a very lonely new year unless the owner snaps it up soon. asa as a hero to pulling a woman out the river on his later works of the us helped by another man with his bare hands, he broke a path through the ice and thejump into hands, he broke a path through the ice and the jump into the freezing water himself to haul the woman out. we are told she had a sharp and hot drink and returned to work. we understand that the woman is recovering well. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter

relatively poor here than perhaps we are seeing across the pond, and you expect another rate rise asapt the by giving them are saying here is that we're not getting the investment that we otherwise would because of the political uncertainty, and without investment, you don't get the extra capacity and therefore you hit inflationary constraints. but there are similarities with the labour market, certainly. jane, thank you very much, and jane will return to talk as though some of the papers later. still to come. we are going to get the inside track of the man putting ethics back in the chocolate business. james cadbury will be here to talk to us about it, and most importantly, he has got samples, we are told! you're with business live from bbc news. he hasjust given me he has just given me the thumbs up! boxes of chocolate! he hasn't got mince pies or brussels sprouts. christmas wouldn't be christmas without a table piled high with food. but the price of the festive grocery shop has spiralled this year, thanks to growing food inflation. joining us now is yael selfin, chief uk economist a

the ems asap.ooks like they are already starting to show up. >> reporter: the derailment left three people dead. it is unclear if their bodies are still in the medical records, 72 victims were treated, two listed in serious condition, a baby on the train escaped unhurt and many survivors praising by standards who rushed in to help. and to help save lives. donald trump is expressing his condolences and saying this accident shows why are soon to be submitted infrastructure plan must be approved quickly. the associated press is reporting this happened on newly finished tracks, not a real with maintenance problems, local officials expressed their concerns about the new passenger line going so fast and so close to traffic and pedestrians. heavy cranes being used to lift cars and semi trucks out of the way. there are delays, on many hours, this is a main artery between canada and mexico and the governor has declared a state of emergency so they hope to get this part of the freeway through today. >> espec

we're on the bridge on the 5 and need ems asap.e they're already starting to show up. >> just before 8:00 a.m. pacific time, amtrak train went off the rails into rush hour. >> hearing all the sirens and turned on the news and saw it. >> reporter: department of transportation, 78 passengers and five crew on board before it derailed and crashed onto interstate 5. several motorists were injured, all survived. >> safety is precedence right now. fire and law enforcement, need to secure the scene, make sure the cars are safe before they can check for more casualties. >> interstate 5 closed both directions. one passenger said toss nood seats in front of them as went off the tracks. president trump expressing hopes and prayers but adding need for change

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>> asap, ron desantos, there are several bills, i am on all of them. ran three years ago again the swamp, this is the swamp, we have a spinning bill after tax. that is why we're not giving huge tax cuts of a reaganesque stale to folks back home, only worrisome piece, we do not want to delay corporate rates for a year, that is importance -- important. lou: real issue is congressman. get the damn thing done. >> yeah. lou: that is most important thing to be done. >> yep. lou: you are unified as i have seen since president came to town. congress and senate working together is breath taking. we have not seen that since republicans control of both houses. congratulations, keep it moving and good to talk with you. >> i want to congratulate president, as being a cheerleader for pro growth business thing. lou: a hell of a lot more, he has been driving it. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you, you bet. lou: reminder to follow me on twitter, @lou dobbs, look at this, a historic day for stocks, i should say another. dow today posting best run of the year 3

although scramble to adjust to new tax regime asap my be part of it.ave martin mucci here tonight welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks jim. great to be here with you. >> marty, 11 days to figure out what checks should look like what do you tell your clients? no one has gone through this even yet >> we work closely, team been around, working closely with the irs and treasury department to identify all the changes and be ready to put them in as soon as thez identify what they need rhett ready to implement it. >> first paycheck can't possibly be right can it? >> i don't think january, based on the irs and treasury looks like, probably february checks going to take them a few weeks to identify everything once they tell us, your systems are ready to go. take a few weeks to iron out >> took me by surprise, small and unit -- moderated while wages rising would think the opposite is there a weird disconnect? we all think there's hiring going on all over the place. >> well there is -- i think what we saw was uptick after the election last year in small busines

but there are senators who want to get out of here asap for the trims holiday and they could get won this me sure within the next couple hours. charles: 128 countries voting overwhelmingly to condemn president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. many traditional u.s. allies including the united kingdom and france. >> the united states will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack for exercising our right as a sovereign nation. we'll remember it when we are called upon once again to make the world's largest contribution to the united nations. charles: you were on fire. you spoke before the vote and so many things you said, you referred to the u.n. as a collection of hypocrites and puppets. >> we are proud of the decision of the president and have a good friend in nikki haley. but today the bashing of israel and the united states. there is hypocrisy in the u.n. king david said it would be the capital 3,000 years ago. so coming to the u.n. with the lies and incitement is unacceptable. charles: some are saying while president obama called on jerus

we need ems asap. looks like they're starting to show appears below the derailment happened around 7:30 local time, 40 miles south of seattle near dupont, between stops at olympia and tacoma, washington. the train was southbound on the amtrak route. it connects 18 cities from eugene, oregon, to canada. this was 501. it was making its very first run on a newly constructed track and one local mayor recently warned high-speed train might kill somebody on this route. one that just ahead. amtrak reporting, that words 70 passengers and five crew on board, a website that maps amtrak speed come at that speed was traveling at 81 miles per hour when it derailed. that is 2 miles over the speed limit on the track. investigators say, it is still too soon to determine whether speed had anything to do with the derailment, and so many first reports and up, that report of speed could very well end up incorrect. u.s. official briefed on the investigation tells the associated press, it looks like the train may have hit s

we need ems asap, that looks like they are starting to show up. >> we were coming around the corner tothe bridge and we went on the ground. >> are you-- is everybody okay? >> i'm still figuring that out, we have cars everywhere. >>> the conductors voice captured during the moment, it jumped the tracks as it made its inaugural run outside of washington 40 miles south of seattle. the ntsb says investigators are only beginning to piece together what happened. >> it's too early to know. we are sending investigators onto the scene. >> it left cars dangling below and adrian thompson was on his way to visit his mother working on his computer. >> all of a sudden i just feel turning and rocking of the train and i grabbed on to the chair, my phone went flying all the way to the end, people were screaming. it was crazy. >> dramatic images shows card crumbled on top of each other. president. trump offered his sympathy to those involved. >> we are closely monitoring the situation. >> the report most of the injuries and fatalities happened on board the train. the south side of the interstate will re

passes the continuing resolution, and allow for a voice vote an essentially the ability to pass it asap. in other words, senators can get out of here for the weekend. lauren: senate republicans begin negotiations to reconcile the house and senate tax bills. congress will work out the differences on the major issues between the bills including the corporate alternative minimum tax as well as state and local tax deductions. senate finance chairman orrin hatch says there is a move right now to set the corporate rate that 20% but at 22% and that the increase they can find more revenue. citigroup expected to take a one-time hit of $20 billion under the tax plan. the charge of mostly stemmed from their bank writing down its deferred tax action. cheryl: despite the fact president trump is now in the white house, former president upon the giving himself a pat on the back for the strong economy. obama said his administration's policies on climate change. >> as we took these actions, the u.s. economy has grown consistently. we saw the longest streak of job creation in american history by fire. a

. >> he needs to be in front of the judiciary committee asap. we need to bring him in and to depose them. and we need to ask him questions in front of god and everybody so that the american people can see what this guy was up to. this guy, who thought that he was james bond. he needs to be right there, answering our questions. that is what needs to happen. >> harris: meanwhile, we want clarity on the justice department's responsive to the tax busters, especially one, which appears as a conspiracy to go after president trump. i want to believe the -- we assume that is the former deputy director, that's there is no way he gets elected. but i am afraid we can't take that risk. it is like an insurance policy. it is like an insurance policy. congressman? >> jason: i am just stunned. there is more than 100,000 people, more than 10,000 attorneys in this elite group, that mr. mueller put around him, it was supposed to be conflict free. in the special counsel is supposed to be there to shut all of the conflict of interest, and yet, i think you are not on

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the head coach snows steph wants to get back on the court asap. >> i doubt he will play tomorrow withk. it doesn't make much sense. but he wants to. but i would say it's more likely that he plays saturday. if all goes well, i expect him to play saturday. but even if it goes well, i would not expect him to play tomorrow. >>> in baseball new as trial date for's catcher bruce maxwell scheduled for april. now maxwell was arrested in photograph and charged with gratified assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. his next court appearance is scheduled for january 29th. now if he doesn't settle the case before trial he could miss time with the team. the a's report to spring training in mid-february with opening day march 29th at home. versus the angels. >>> the now the sharks host calgary on nbc sports california. the pregame starts at 7:00 with the puck dropping at 7:30 make sure you tune in. we'll have highlights at 11:00. that's it for sports. >>> see you soon. thanks. >>> okay let's get one last check of the forecast we have now rain on the extended forecast. >> probably the w

. >> asap. >> thanks, melissa. >>> snow has stopped falling but that is not stopping people from gettingone last day of fun before they helped back to work and school "action news" reporter bob brooks spent this morning in south jersey. report. >> they love the snow running around, rolling in it. >> reporter: ringing in the winter snow it didn't get much better then this morning. they loved it, the dogs, and so did they. >> enjoying brisk air. >> reporter: tom was at army navy game, snow only made things business. >> very patriotic. >> we were all over collinswood this morning we saw all kinds of people out and about quite a few dog walkers, and, thanks to dan and his dog bailey. >> it is great, downtown like this, really beautiful. it gets us into the winter, you know, season. >> reporter: to be fair not everyone is happy old man winter has shown up, bailey the dog was cold, shivering. >> she was cold. just winter weather, the storm , we are trying to keep her up, warm with the coat. >> reporter: in center city you could see things clear, we also checked out manayunk. hills there create

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i think the government needs to step up asap. pain. my pain is even the people looking at that tower every day still breathing, what about the g re nfell day still breathing, what about the grenfell cough and the droopy eyes? this needs to be addressed. help us, sos. people think very differently about us, people from grenfell tower. we are not benefit street. self—employed. tower. we are not benefit street. self-employed. i have people working for me, now they are not working, i am not working, i am for me, now they are not working, i am not working, lam not for me, now they are not working, i am not working, i am not signing on, lam am not working, i am not signing on, i am working my life. people have to understand. we have plenty of educated people there and we are not begging or asking for a favour, this is not a favour, this is a very serious situation and it needs to be sorted out as soon as possible. fast tracked. after six months... disgusting. inside, there will be 1500 people, royals, political leaders, yourselves, mem

unanimous consent agreement in the senate which would allow a voice vote, essentially to get it through asap. david: even when there has been a shutdown, it is so partial, only 10 or 15% of the government is shut down. it is a partial shut down. that is the worst that could happen. adam, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here is a republican congressman from virginia, member of the house freedom caucus. sir, thank you so much for joining us. do you think extended beyond the two weeks would make a big difference? >> at first, that, it didn't have so much to do with extending it to make a difference and that is not really the key position. melissa: okay. >> the only thing we were going after, two things that are huge meeting at same time, the budget bill, the tax bill. melissa: all right. >> we usually load up the christmas tree at december 20, whatever, every year for last 10 years. everybody knows that. we have huge deficits to prove that. we didn't want complexity of having a budget thing with the tax bill. the tax bill is priority number one. we don't want anything to get in the way o

>> he needs to be in front of the judiciary committee asap.- first, we need to bring him in and depose him. then we need to put him in the same seat rod rosenstein set today and we need to ask him questions in front of god and everybody so the american people can see what this guy wases up to. this guy who thought he was james bond. super agent guy at the fbi needs to be right there answering our questions. that's what needs to happen. we talked to chairman goodlat about subpoenaing him, bruce ohr. all four of those people need to be subpoenaed and brought in front of the committee answering these questions we are asking tonight. >> martha: andrew mccabe was supposed to come. do you think you have any success in getting any of them at a hearing. >> they have to come at some point because we are the judiciary committee. the committee with primary jurisdiction over the justice department. this was a justifiable department matter. the fbi behaving in this way. the fbi taking a, you know, disproven dossier and dressing it all up and taking it to t

is to get consumers in as soon as possible from the retailer side of things so they spend that cash asap. >> interesting, very interesting. how about this year versus last year? a lot of us are trying to figure out what the situation is with the economy. what is your take on how things shape up this year versus last year? >> well, we did actually get fresh data this morning from mastercard. they said overall retail sales from november 1st through christmas eve that's the fastest pace since 2011. and e-commerce actually grew by 18% which is really, really astonishing because so many people are rushing with last-minute gifts. amazon of course is a really big part of that. anecdotally talking to shoppers today, they say they are feeling positive about the economy. many said they spent more this year than they did last year. and we heard quite a few people bring up tax reform, president trump signed into law last week and many feeling positive about that, thinking they're going to have more money in their pockets next year so they were willing to spend more this year. >> bottom line, spend i

i almost said news corp., but that is asap -- separate part.aul: you could view it as a defensive acquisition. if this deal gets done, it is a bold bet by bob iger, betting his legacy, quite frankly, that disney can compete against the netflixes of the world, compete in a digital world where media companies have a direct relationship with consumers, not simply through a cable company or satellite company. this is a huge bed that disney can offset some of the weakness they have seen in cable networks, most notably espn. will "thehe titles -- last jedi" revive revenues in? julia: how quickly will regulate is be on the back of this? paul: this would be a horizontal deal that would bring the regulators in. vertical integration deals like at&t and time warner would sail right through. they haven't. the trump administration may not be as pro-business as some would have thought. intelligence'berg s paul sweeney will be all over this and will be covering the disney meeting and announcement that has to do with "the last jedi." i know alix steel is very

congress is passed asap -- two week extension that ever take government shut down. untilers now have december 22 to settle some larger issues on spending and legislation. at the same time, they will rush to finish work on tax legislation before leaving washington for the holidays. germany has moved a step closer to a new grand coalition after its leaders secured an endorsement from the party base to begin talks with chancellor merkel. the motion didn't specify what form an alliance would take, with many rejecting a renewed coalition in favor of supporting a minority government. china's exports have unexpectedly jumped as global demand remained firm while import growth in the world's second-largest economy continued to outpace sales abroad. exports rose 12.3% in november, double the estimates. imports climbed 17.7%, leading a -- leaving a trade surplus of 42 billion dollars. banks have rumored -- emerged unscathed from global regulators final batch of post crisis capital rules with few lenders needing to raise new funds. the committee on banking supervision broke a d

ems asap. they're already starting to show up. >> and of course that touched off a frantic search and rescue effort as first responders and motorists tried to free train passengers trapped inside. 13 of the 14 train cars and engines derailed. only the last engine parts stayed on the track. several of them crashing down on the busy interstate at rush hour, 7:40 this morning. all of the victims were killed were on the train. we are now starting to hear from some of the survivors and their harrowing stories. >> the inside of my mouth was all caught up and i hit my job. my knee and a rib, but i'm basically fine. >> the cars ahead of us went down the hill and ours was stopped by hitting that tree. >> we know that the train was traveling prior to the curve right over that trussell 79 miles per hour, which is a standard speed limit for the train in this corridor. however at that point of that curve, the speed limit we understand it supposed to meet no more than 30 miles per hour. they will be looking

we need ems, asap. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic audio, moments after amtrak 501 left the tracks. >> we are coming around the corner to take the bridge over i-5 there, right north into squali, and we went on the ground. >> reporter: the 14-car train jumped the tracks and plummeted off an overpass and on to interstate 5 during morning rush hour in olympia, washington. >> is everyone okay? >> i'm still figuring that out. we've got cars everywhere and down on to the highway. >> reporter: police confirm multiple deaths and injuries on the high-speed train, which was on its inaugural run between seattle and portland. state police tell cnn there were 77 passengers onboard along with 7 crew. more than 70 people were rushed to local hospitals. witnesses describe the scene. >> we felt a little bit of a jolt and then at a certain point, the -- we could hear a crumpling of the train car and we were catapulted into the seats in front of us. >> reporter: amtrak's ceo tells cnn positive train control, a technology designed to slow down a train that's going too fast, was not activated on the tracks

need ems asap. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic audio after amtrak 501 left the tracks. >> we're coming over the corner to go across the bridge and we went on the ground. >> reporter: plummeted on to an overpass and interstate 5 during morning rush hour near olympia washington. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm still figuring that out. >> reporter: police confirm multiple deaths and injuries on the high-speed train which was on its inaugural run between seattle and portland. amtrak officials tell cnn there were 78 passengers aboard, along with five crew. more than 70 people were rushed to local hospitals. witnesses describe the scene. >> we felt a little bit of a jolt and then at a certain point the -- we could hear a crumpling of the train car and we were catapulted into the seats in frontal of us. >> reporter: amtrak's ceo tells cnn positive train control, a technology designed to slow down a train that's going too fast, was not activated on the tracks at the time of the crash. the national transportation safety board is launching a full investigation, tonight dispatching a team of 20 inve

. >> surgery asap. >> as consistent as these former patients say weinberger was with his diagnoses, suzetteenning ton said he was quite flexible when billing insurance companies. >> it all depended on the amount the insurance company was willing to pay. it could be anywhere from $1500 to $16,000 per procedure. >> as much as $16,000 per procedure, 15 to 20 procedures a week. >> correct. >> in a good week, how much money do you think he took in? >> i do know that at one point for the entire business he was bringing in about $1 million a month. >> even a man with expensive taste, such as mark weinberger, could live large on a cash flow like that. and according to writer buzz bissinger, he did. at home, there were uniformed maids, a personal trainer and masseuse. >> he would go on these spending sprees. he lived in a $2.5 million condominium. he had three drivers on call by limo. >> who could have known in those first blissful days, as the music played and champagne flowed, how it would all end. certainly not mark weinberger's new bride michelle. >> a northwest indiana doctor is apparently on t

shippers say, if you don't have your pockage pock a packages in this stream, you better get them there asapre or here by now -- >> i'm praying it makes it on time. >> reporter: you need more than divine intervention. you need to get a move on. >> if we didn't procrastinate so much, probably would be a little better. that's what most of us do, isn't it? >> reporter: certainly, a lot of us, there's still time to get a gift to your granddaughter by christmas eve. but you'll pay a big premium. if you're lucky enough to find a fingerling, one of this year's hottest gifts for $15, friday is the absolute deadline. dead it to the post office by then. ship it priority express and it will cost you $32.30. u.p.s. will send it next day air for $90.81. and fedex will get it there with saturday overnight delivery, for $98.60. but you run a risk. >> you can have uncontrollable delays. case in point, atlanta with their issue at the airport. >> reporter: packaging pros recommend use a new or gently used box. make sure there's no old mailing labels. and use shipping tape. if you're not one to panic if this i

need ems asap. >> high speed amtrak train plunges off the tracks in washington state and this morninge're learning speed could be to blame. >>> a big day on capitol hill. the house is expected to vote on a biggest tax code overhaul in decades. >>> pull me over in the parking lot of the store. >> washington redskins player sua cravens is in the med lines saying he was racially profiled during a traffic stop in northern virginia. good day at 9a starts right now. ♪ >> all right. 9:01 is the time right now. good day dc is on your tv. it is tuesday, december 19th, 2017, and we're yet another day closer to christmas. >> yes. it's not feeling like christmas though, right? >> foles like springtime. >> we'll take it. no complaints. >> no complaints. look at your beautiful pink shades, though. definitely feels like the se season. >> wanted to coordinate. >> i like the the new comedy father figures hits theaters this friday. kevin mccarthy he has interviews with two of the film's big stars ed helms and owen wilson. >> looking forward to this. >> looks like a funny movie. >> for sure. >> i'm exci

need ems asap. >> high speed amtrak train plunges off the tracks in washington state and this morning expected to vote on a biggest tax code overhaul in decades. >>> pull me over in the parking lot of the store. >> washington redskins player

think we are going to get the vote but i will say we have to get p momore senatorn congressmen elected asap >> how could that loss affect your agenda? >> i don't think it is going to affect it. i think we are doing a lot this is the biggest thing we have worked on this also has to do with other subjects, as you know. i won't mention the subjects there are some subjects in here that are very vital. i'm talking beyond pure tax cuts this is one of the biggest pieces of legislation ever signed by this country everybody around this table, we are very, very excited about it. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you very much. thank you, gentlemen >> thanks, mr. president >> that is the president of the united states at the white house there speak about the tax plan we are really very close, said the president, close to a historic victory, tax cuts the likes of which we have never seen before. he said he would be thrilled with a corporate rate coming down to 21%. we are spending our final moments with jeffrey gundlach of double line capital. do you want to react about what you heard from

. >> and send blankets asap. >> thursday december 28th, 2017.u have any goals you set at the beginning of the year you best to get them done. >> four days. hurry up. also ahead this morning the mad dash to pre pay next year's property tax before those new tax laws kick in and as if it's not already confusing enough, the irs may have just added some extra drama. we'll tell you why coming up in a live report. try to sort it all out. very confusing. >> good luck. >> it is confusing. i don't even really understand all the different rules. >> i don't think irss does either to be honest with you. >> first we got to talk about the weather we're in store for the coldest december day. really a decade when the ball drops in times square for details tuck, tell us to bundle up and stay in and watch the ball drop on tv this year. >> distracted by the g.j giles band in my ear. >> freeze frame. >> i noticed at the end of the 8:00 o'clock hour when you put up the extended forecast it looked to meet overnight low on new year's eve might be a little bit warmer th

entirely sure what the collective deadline was forgetting to the next stage, but he said it was certainly asapy the european commission. their chief spokesperson said that there was no white smoke yet, in other words no signs of progress or any change in the situation. then we came onto this issue of the deadline, he said that sunday was the deadline for the uk to come back to brussels with more proposals for how to solve this problem in a document they are preparing about how to address the irish border question. the reason he says the deadline sundays because on monday, there will be a meeting of the so—called sherpas. they are the eu advisers to the prime ministers, presidents and chancellors of europe. they will be meeting on monday to effectively finalise what is going to happen, the meeting of those leaders is taking place in brussels on thursday and friday next week. they were saying there is to a good out come of that summit, let's get going on phase two, and here are the guidelines we are going to give to michel barnier to allow that to happen. we need to have something to work with o

to join together in a bipartisan manner and implement the recommendations of the royal commission asapknow that is a mission working with children and it should be with vulnerable people because in orphanages, we are fearful we will be abused again in an age care facility. so we need a national group working with children and vulnerable people and we need, i don‘t think this is in the recommendations, but i am going to make sure it is one of the recommendations that paedophiles should never be able to change their name by deed poll. we need a national sex offenders register. to protect children. and we need recognition that if you remove a child from an unsafe environment, a family home, eat you need to put the dollars and cents into providing therapy for that child on the day you remove that child from their biologicalfamily. and you remove that child from their biological family. and we you remove that child from their biologicalfamily. and we children, we which auden once and we were separated from our brothers and sisters and our parents —— we were children. nobody cared about thos