we are clearly overcoming the siege at the trumpet ministration national assembly president julio baucus and other representatives of the right in venezuela are attempting in venezuela. the fabric of venezuelan society is beginning to tear a few months ago the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela the e.u. has followed suit with a weapons embargo and travel restrictions on some government officials desperation is mounting economists estimate venezuelan inflation is running as high as seven hundred percent food and medical supplies are scarce as the country scrambles to save money. five percent of its exports are crude oil imports an overwhelming majority of its food and so. when imports are slashed. investors are demanding a default declaration for the state oil company p d vs a to do to its own financial mismanagement a country practically swimming in oil is now drowning in debt. or at its center matic situation there want to analyze with our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange so fisherman hi so figure to see you in these troubling times. well now as we just heard pres

and abc's donya baucus was there to see the battle for survival on the dance floor.as the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: it was down to the wire until the very end. but after ten weeks of dancing, only one champion could be named, and that was jordan and lindsey. the season 25 finale kicked off with a christmas spectacular reunion with all 13 of this season's stars. ♪ wake me up before you go go >> reporter: and then the final competition started with lindsey and mark doing their favorite dance from the season. >> and a real sizzling part there by the guy. >> reporter: landing a perfect score. >> there we go again! >> reporter: frankie and whitney wowed the judges with their argentine tango from disney night. >> a fantastic argentine tango. >> reporter: also perfect 30. jordan and lindsey turned up the competition with a red hot samba. >> you sort of take ownership of every bit of movement you take. >> reporter: tying the score board with another round of tens. and all three couples had one last chance to win the mirror ball, performing a 24 hour fusion ch

here's abc's donya baucus. >> reporter: after months of speculation, prince harry and meghan markle made the official announcement, they're engaged. how are you guys feeling? sitting down to reveal all the details of how the prince popped the question, saying it happened earlier this month on a typical, cozy night as the two were roasting chicken at their cottage. >> he got on one knee. >> of course. >> was it an instant yes from you? >> yes, as a matter of fact i could barely let you finish proposing. >> reporter: and the ring? yellow gold with a diamond from botswana and the smaller diamonds on the side from his mother princess diana's jewelry collection. >> it is days like today that i miss her being around. but with the ring and everything else, i'm sure she's with us. >> reporter: the two met last year, set up on a blind date. and from their first public royal appearance at the invictus games to a romantic trip to africa, their love has been on full display. >> i didn't know much about him. so the only it thing i had asked her when she asked to set us up, i had one question, is he n

donya baucus is on the red carpet with a preview. >> reporter: the fans have voted, and tonight music lovers will watch their favorite artists come to honor new idols. this year's top nominee, bruno mars who's up for eight awards, inclusion arti including artist and video of the year. drake, kendrick lamar and ed sheeran. the chain-smokers. ♪ we go dow together >> reporter: and the weekend each with five. and this could be the coldplay. they've all been nominated for ama awards multiple times but never won. hosting the show, actress tracee ellis ross, whose mother diana ross is set to receive the lifetime achievement award. >> even if i weren't hosting, i would be thrilled and excited to just come, take in that moment of my mom and her extraordinary career being celebrated and honored. >> reporter: and christina aguilera is set to hon our whitney hughton aouston and the anniversary of "the body guard" with a musical tribute. ? a >> and you ask watch the at 8:00 p.m. >>> we're tracking clouds increasing across the region. we're showing you a little benefit action on the screen, particu

donya baucus is on the red carpet with a preview. >> reporter: the fans have voted, and tonight musicers will watch their favorite artists come to honor new idols. this year's top nominee, bruno mars who's up for eight awards, inclusion arti including artist and video of the year. drake, kendrick lamar and ed sheeran. the chain-smokers. ♪ we go dow together >> reporter: and the weekend each with five. and this could be the year for coldplay. they've all been nominated for ama awards multiple times but never won. hosting the show, actress tracee ellis ross, whose mother diana ross is set to receive the lifetime achievement award. >> even if i weren't hosting, i would be thrilled and excited to just come, take in that moment of my mom and her extraordinary career being celebrated and honored. >> reporter: and christina aguilera is set to hon our whitney hughton aouston and the anniversary of "the body guard" with a musical tribute. ? a >> and you ask watch the awards at 8:00 p.m. >>> we're tracking clouds increasing across the region. we're showing you a little benefit action on the scr

donya baucus was there.k stage. >> this has been the most incredible season, thank you to everybody who voted for us, oh, my gosh. i'm just speechless right now. >> it's hard to put it into words. you work so hard for so many weeks and you do things that scare you, and you spend every day together, dancing, and pushing to get better and better and better. we can't thank america enough, everybody who voted for us. >> you're a ringer. our congrats to jordan fisher and lindsey arnold and a reminder that all three finalists are on the red eye to new york. >> the after party is going on live on gma later this morning, and that means a count down is on to the next season of the bachelor. jack is so excited. the analyst cannot wait. >> new year, new bachelor. same old guy. >> i can't wait, i can't wait to talk about the whole thing, and i know this was on schedule, but whatever. >> yeah. >> i'm goin' for it. i'm ready to go. >> chrissy teigen. >> we're finished, now, jack, we're moving on, because chrissy teigen an

donya baucus has more. >> reporter: it appears the gunman was randomly picking targets, shooting and killing at least four people by the time he started firing into tehama elementary school. during morning dropoff. >> he did shoot at a number of classrooms. it appears that because he couldn't make access to any of the rooms because they were locked that he gave it up. >> reporter: a father who was at the school describing the scene to local affiliate krcr. >> all of a sudden one of the teachers came running out around the building. >> reporter: the shooting started just after 8:00 tuesday morning and lasted about 45 minutes at rancho tehama reserve. about 130 miles northwest of sacramento. police say the shooter stole a pickup truck and went on a shooting shooter shot a roommate and threatened to shoot them in the past. >> we made it away. the this guy's been crazy. and he's been threatening us. >> reporter: police say the gunman also sprayed this truck with bullets, hitting a mother and her child. by the time it was over, there were seven different crime scenes, five people killed,

one hundred eighty degrees baucus guys he's a word sexy when they talk about guns i'm not going to but they're all mantic. they're emotional. you know when you know when. you know when you don't know you. know when. you don't know. you don't know you in. a well regulated militia being necessary for the security of a free state comma the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. the second amendment in every state constitution guarantees my right to keep and bear arms why for my personal safety and to preserve liberty that's why it's called america. he's got a lot wrong with solicitation i've heard him say you need to call i think there's somebody shooting in here. mass shootings in america have become almost commonplace but the sandy hook school massacre where six and seven year olds were targeted by gunman reached a new level of horror and cuts to the rule of the american gun debate. today cause me to want to strengthen and absolutely not i think if one of those teachers the principal had ever had had a gun that young man possibly would not have killed anyone o

and i've already referred to my work with chairman baucus and also ranking member baucus. the result of that we passed reconciliation legislation out of this committee with strong bipartisan support by an a vote of 13-5. so there is no reason for this to have to be partisan process today. i yield. >> senator cantwell. >> mr. chairman, i'll try to do my best but this is pretty important legislation. first i want to say, i don't agree with many of the president's economic strategies. i don't believe in his notion of fear and isolationism. i don't believe in his notion of discussing things that are going to start trade wars. i don't believe in his lack of support for a functioning export/import bank that will help u.s. manufacturers build products and seek homes and find their acceptance in international markets. i don't support his notion that the ferc ought to mandate that consumers in ohio or pennsylvania or kentucky pay higher electricity rates by forcing them to adhere to purchasing coal because he wants to bring coal back. and i don't support his notions of cutting inva

but yes isn't baucus on of officially ended the s.s. and they have a capital islamabad as a law minister gave into their demands and resigned i've been calling for as i had having to step down of the wedding of the parliamentary baelish they describe as blasphemous same stronger bullets from result. after more than three weeks this sit in has turned into a celebration. of supporters of pakistan's. blasphemy laws were able to force the government into giving in to their demands. not only has the federal law minister stepped down but the government of pakistan muslim noon has also agreed to investigate itself. a crowd of just thousands brought cities of millions to a standstill here by choking a main artery in and out of the capital city and this really is becoming a common way an all too common way of achieving any kind of power here in pakistan by being a disruptive force on the streets and effectively laying siege to islamabad and then making political demands but the threat of force leaders of this fringe group have been bolstered by

that were on the radar how he came to the united states while legally in two thousand and ten from baucus and the president of the united states donald trump picking up on that apparently after hearing a report on fox news that the suspect was allowed in through a diversity visa program calling for more that ing of people who come into the united states immigrants into the united states of course this was a campaign issue for him. investigators however believe that this man was radicalized after he came to the united states not before so that's what we have latest from comments from investigators earlier today because it's a resilient city and people became to. but what does this mean for new york going forward. well we're seeing already increased presence of police officers on the streets doubling up according to officials of police at major landmarks like penn station where thousands of commuters travel every day the new york city marathon is taking place this weekend however and that it will not be canceled but you can bet that there will be added protection along an already very prote

well newly released documents recovered from osama bin laden's baucus thun compound shows secret dealings between iran and al qaeda the cia says the files including videos documents on face has provided more insights into how bin laden ran the al-qaeda and why he wanted to wage war on the west all state department correspondent rosalind jordan reports. according to the cia the man in this wedding video may well be the future leader of al qaida homs a bin laden one of the sons of osama bin ladin the video is one of hundreds of thousands of materials taken during the raid on the al qaeda leader's home in a bought a bought pakistan on may first two thousand and eleven the cia says it's trying to give the public as much insight into his operations at the time u.s. special forces captured and killed bin laden i think it's important for everybody in both united states and the rest of the world have access to these so they can make their own judgments rather having to rely on the interpretation of any government including that of the united states included in this the fourth release of materials

understands full well the threat north korea poses former ambassador to china under president obama max baucus very much for joining us. is that just rhetoric coming from north korea? is there a serious threat? how do you interpret it. >> it's unfortunate two the leaders of two countries insult each other so much. it's harmful. it's not helpful. i think it's mostly rhetoric but it doesn't happy create an environment nor dialogue. >> do you think it could escalate into actual tensions? because there's a nuclear tension that is escalating right now. >> that's correct. there's been a bit of a lull. kim jong-un has not fired off missiles or nuclear devices in the last several weeks. second, president from south korea moon is scheduled to visit president xi in china next month. add to that, one of the top party envoys going to north korea. that's good. >> china is sending this emissary to north korea right now. that seeps like a positive move right now because there's been tension between china and north korea. >> that's right. i think china wants to keep the dialogue open, keep the channels of com

i think the issue is that actually when max baucus was still here and we started discussions which i thought were important for a very big perspective, and that in my view we live in an innovation economy. that innovation driving lots of change. it also means that there's disruption. so for me, the question is, yes. how do companies compete? but how does the individual worker also stay competitive? where do they get the skill set they need to make sure that they have a job? what are we doing about making the affordability of education or an apprentice job? how do we factor that in to the equation? and the housing problem. housing has become so unaffordable, and has been less and less of our economy in the last, it's been falling from 15% of gdp to 12% of gdp. what will we do to fix the basic middle class problem. what happened is, the administration decided, okay. we're going to come up with this plan and even though we had a few meetings with them, where they came to meet with finance committee members, they kind of shooed this notion to go through a normal process. >> and a lot mor

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a senior adviser to the trump campaign, john was chief of staff to former democratic senator max baucus, kevin is the political commentator and former adviser to mitt romney working with groups to help push for passage of this tax bill in the senate. let us begin, kevin, start with you, this president first and foremost what's happening the president is heading to capitol hill for another lunch with -- this it was house last time, the senate this time, what is the president's job today? pep rally, twist arms, make deals, throw food? no matter what, what can he do? >> the pep rally part of it. keep driving attention about how important this is to him, amongst his base voters. the president, you know, i think his actual time on capitol hill today my wish list would be to do no harm, don't tick off bob corker, don't tick off -- >> a big ask. >> he just hasn't shown working over individual senators and growing the vote. what he has shown a deafness for is elevating and animating this as an issue amongst his most core supporters. when those people start picking up the phones or start e-maili

you you really still convince recovered from osama bin laden's baucus compound shows secret dealings between iran and al qaida the cia says the files including videos documents of the photos provide more insight into how bin laden ran al qaeda and why he wanted to wage war on the west state department correspondent in jordan possible. according to the cia the man in this wedding video may well be the future leader of al qaida hommes a bin laden one of the sons of osama bin ladin the video is one of hundreds of thousands of materials taken during the raid on the al qaeda leader's home in a bought a bought pakistan on may first two thousand and eleven the cia says it's trying to give the public as much insight into his operations at the time u.s. special forces captured and killed bin laden i think it's important for everybody in the united states and the rest of the world have access to these so they can make their own judgments rather having to rely on the interpretation of any government including that of the united states included in this the fourth release of materials from a bott

suspect was shot by police and is now being treated in the hospital the twenty nine year old from baucus don was said to have been behind the wheel of a vehicle that ran into people on a bicycle path now the attack happened in lower manhattan at the white to pick up truck veered off west street and right along the hudson river the driver plowed into the bike path and continued for several blocks before smashing into a school bus authorities have called it a terror attack but they say the suspect seems to have been acting alone here i am under israeli air rescue was raised to free children trapped in the shredded school bus. that just some of the victims of tuesday's terror attack in lower manhattan luckily no one on the bus was killed others were not as fortunate. just moments this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike. five friends from argentina celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of their graduation where among the dead witnesses described the carnage and the ensuing police shootout. in the bike lane clearly in the bike lane and i see

chairman baucus and i, as part of our "blank slate" approach in 2013 produced 10 separate bipartisan options papers, discussing concrete policies affecting our tax code. at the end of 2014, i released an extensive report more than 300 pages long discussing in some detail ideas and principles to be discussed. the following year, senator wyden and i oversaw the creation of five separate bipartisan working groups, all of whom produced reports, which provided the foundation with even more hearings. in other words, we have discussed all of these topics at length. we'll also be walking through the bill as part of this markup. there's quite simply no reasonable basis to claim more hearings, more discussion and more deliberation have to take place before we can move forward. virtually every proposal contained within this bill has been the subject of public debate for many years, working with colleagues in congress and the administration and after" the fish in with committee members, we've -- and consultation with committee members, we have put together this bill. others believe we should not

the hash tag me too but it's not been easy like in other countries an oscar winning filmmaker and baucus john has been facing difficulties with speaking out for more on this ahead with new social media added to. welcome can tell us more about this case in pakistan you know as you mentioned mr noir she's won an oscar i mean she has a very powerful filmmaker earlier this week she decided to take a public stand against harassment in her home country she actually took to twitter and she told the story about her sister who allegedly faced inappropriate behavior and harassment during and after a medical examination at a local hospital and we actually have a tweet for you this is how she told that story she writes in this case a doctor on call that night in an emergency ward and a stranger to us was trusted with medical access to a very private examination in the ward following this examination he chose to seek out the patient on social media and leaving comments on photographs and trying to add her as a facebook friend she goes on to write that what happened was a breach of trust and a severe

. >> donya baucus was there live. she joins us.can tell, but i am literally floating right now, still on cloud nine. from collaborations and performances were non-stop and there were pretty big surprises. ♪ ♪ sometimes >> reporter: the 2017 american music awards kicked off with a moving rendition of rem's "everybody hurts." and the first winner of the night? >> imagine dragons. >> reporter: selena gomez performed her new hit for the first time live ever. ♪ and i will always love you >> reporter: christina aguilera paid tribute to whitney houston who won 28 others like pink's outdoor daring climb and diana ross stole the show. ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ to keep me from you >> reporter: and then there was the big winner of the night. >> that's the profile of artist of the year! thank you, amas. >> reporter: and i do have to say, i have three take aways from the amas this year, first, diana ross is the queen of everything. i don't think she's aged. second, btf, if you have never heard of them, you need to google them. they are kin

that is that senator crapo and i come and working groups that may be senator ridgely -- senator baucus, white came up with, working through -- what we did on savings and investment, included these preventions. there was strong bipartisan agreement on that. this is a chance to show bipartisanship on an amendment that will help working-class families save. if we want to look out for working-class families, this is a good example tonight. >> i would mention, i don't test think there's much bipartisans hip either way tonight. we are just going through the motions as far as i'm concerned. senator of ohio. cardin, then congressman cardin, is the father of this -- in the four-time carter legislation. i think it's working. there are millions of people saving who wouldn't otherwise. there was rumors about either the house bill or this bill finding savings in that area. that did not happen because, on this catch, we stood together in a bipartisan basis to keep that from happening. i do think this is an area where we can enhance savings for folks who >> needed the most. >>>> the clerk will call t

when max baucus tried to do tax reform, he got public input for a year before camp and he came up with process is somewhat flawed from the beginning. we'll put that aside. stuart: okay. >> in the end we have to see what it does for taxpayers. we have to make sure it is equitable. we have to make sure it grows the middle class. we have to make sure we don't saddle our kids with whole bunch of debt. >> when the debt comes, i'm sorry the vote comes, we'll cover it. we're looking for vote number 51 in favor from democrat jon tester. we firmly expect i had to be there. >> good to visit with you, stuart. stuart: thanks for being with us, sir, seriously. >> bye-bye. stuart: john o'hurley, well-known for his role on "seinfeld," he was jay peter man, remember? he does a lot of things. he is a dog show host on thanksgiving stay. he will be with us in our next hour. ♪ ♪ dad: we walk inside... and it's raining... our home was ruined... we couldn't live there. mom: our first concern was the kids. this was going to be hard on them. chubb got us a place to stay in the same school district. otherwise

in the past, senator baucus and representative camp, democrat and the republican, worked in months and. in this case, the republican package has dropped on senate side with less than 12 hours for people to consider it. there was a heated exchange in the markup yesterday. and the finance committee about what was in the tax bill and what wasn't. the democrats were scrambling to try and figure out what was there and there were many complaints that there was being rammed through as part of an accelerated agenda. the answer to your question is this is not the normal way to make law, especially very consequential law, and it is very much symptomatic of the way that washington is working now unfortunately. it's not the typical functional way you could make law. >> "time" magazine, masimo calibrisi, thank you very much. it's the 25 best inventions of 2017. we're back with more in just two minutes. s to brew your cup. s to brew your cup. let's go to sumatra. where's sumatra? good question. this is win. and that's win's goat, adi. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing.