biggs gets the game winner. >> what do you think williams was thinking?i'm going to close my eyes. i don't want to get hurt. he made a terrible business decision riewght there. right there. >> vikings head to the lin the t the link. >> it's a defensive battle. both teams with good defenses and the one key thing for our offense is turning the ball over. we can't fumble, throw interceptions, win the battle and play to the defense. if we do that, we have a chance. >> once again, the eagles will be the underdogs, three and a half points dogs at home. you okay with that? >> i'm great with that. doug pederson has taken the mindset, it's us against the world. the only people th that believen us are the guys in the room. that's carried them through the playoffs and it's worked so far. >> players talked about that last night, being the underdogs. >> we just believe in one another. we don't care what anyone else says. >> it doesn't matter what you guys talk about. that locker room is united. i'll go to bat or to war with every one of those guys in the dressing room

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biggs. mr. biggs: mr. speaker, i thank my friend from florida for leading tonight's special order. it's been an eye-opening year in office for me. and it's an honor to swerve -- serve with representative gaetz on the judiciary committee, in the per suit of justice. and exact -- pursuit of justice. and exactly 11 nights ago, mr. speaker, i walked into a secure vault, signed one of the most detailed nondisclosure documents i've ever seen, and viewed the memo. everything i read was what i expected to read. that is what is outrageous to me. there was not much that i did not expect to find. so i thank chairman goodlatte, chairman gowdy, chairman nunes and members of the house intelligence committee who have now voted to present that memo to the public. i am looking forward to president trump shortly declassifying permanently that memo. i have heard people say to me, you are eroding trust in government and in the finest law enforcement agency in the country, the f.b.i. with your continual attacks. but they don't understand. we're not attacking the f.b.i. we are seeking clarity, transpare

the bigges is when he fired comey and there's also the point was there any collusion between russian official thes and members of the trump campaign? so still to be determined. >> we certainly know the administration stance on the investigation itself. elana great to see you and have a great weekend. >>> the justice department looking into whether the clinton foundation violated tax laws, investigators looking into whether it might be possible that donors made donations to the clinton foundation in exchange for political favors, the spokesman calls the new investigation disgraceful an an attempt to create a distraction from the trump/russia investigation. >> things keep cropping up >> the e-mail server still taking center stage >>> i elisha comings in the hospital after a procedure to drain an apparent infection. he said health related issues were related, he's comfortably expected to make a full recovery. this is the latest in a string of health issues that have plagued the long time lawmaker. worth mentioning his wife announced she was suspending her campaign for maryland's governo

that's james, a veteran, and he now joins bigg on the journey every year . along the way businesses have stepped up and every 10 miles or so they make a pitstop. sometimes it's fast food, other times it's the diner and even a laundromat invited the men. -- them in. today, it was subway. >> everyone just has opened the doors. you guys come on, get warm. here is some food. >> reporter: soon enough though, the break was over and they were back to walking. >> its motivation to keep going no matter how cold we are or how much her feet are killing us. i am hungry and i want to sit on the couch [ laughter ] but we keep going. >> reporter: if you see this group along the highway here in virginia, maybe give them all. it goes along -- give them a honk. it goes a long way. >> the group arrives at arlington tomorrow morning bright and early. they said it could be in the wee hours while we are all sleeping but they will send over some pictures we can show you the triumphant finish tomorrow. >>> tonight we remember a legendary astronaut, john young, who passed away on fr

congressman andep biggs. he said the wall must be built before congress passes daca legislation.

congressman andep biggs. he said the wall must be built before congress passes daca

growing economy if you need more you could productively use more investment than you have domestic say biggs south korea for example the one nine hundred sixty seven savings rate went to five or six percent of g.d.p. and investment rate was twenty percent and it was borrowing the rest of this group exhaust fast it wasn't a problem because it had many productive uses when that happens that's fine but either way it is not a problem for the world is a problem for the country now if you get the exchange rate very wrong which is where the i.m.f. comes in and the chances are it's come about because of domestic measures that tip this imbalance between savings and investment and then the i.m.f. comes into both parts of it but the important part is the domestic balance but. just absolute figures. basing to be stunning in the case of the of the united states and it is often the trade performance is. a reflection of the disagreeably of burm of the whole global economy as well as the. balances for the american economy domestically i guess what i'm asking is rather this labor and has already become an eq

joining me, arizona congressman andy biggs.it sounds like president trump wants to cut a deal for daca. keep the daca kids here and return for perhaps funding his wall. if that what it seems like to me, what do you envision a final compromise looking like? >> i think you are right, i think the fiction is in. i think that you might see a daca extension. the democrats want a permanent dream act put in there. president trump and me want to see the wall built. i think the compromise will be in-chain migration. the lottery diversity immigration posture. maybe do e-verify nationwide. maybe 2-5 years. if you extend daca 2-5 years you basically created a permanent program at that point. >> there is some republicans worried that with amnesty for lack of a different word. a better word. you can see a few states and even texas become a blue state. is that a concern? or .does that speak to we should be in control our borders? >> prewe promised we would build the -- we promised we would build the wall. you can't have a visceral conversation

authorities warned us about after mudslides destroyed what firefighters were able to protect during the biggeiggest wildfire in state history. they said it could be thursday at the earliest until they are able to reopen the stretch of the 101 freeway. in santa barbara county for nbc news, i'm kirk hawkins. now back to you. >> all right. we turn to the weather story in our area. one of the first days we haven't woken up in single digits and the teens. >> it feels a little balmy when you compare it to what we have seen. it's all relative though. so 30s might feel nice but until friday we'll be in the sib 60s. however that will come with rain. i'll take it. later this weekend colder. so if you like the cold it will come back. but this week we'll get a break. no weather alert for today in first time in quite a few days. milder air this week. each afternoon a little warmer. >> then by friday that will be the warmest day with the rain around. then by sunday colder air moves back in. right now temperatures struggling to warm up into the 40s. but we do expect the 40s this afternoon only because we ha

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with us now, still congressman andy biggs, republican from arizona.re listening to that, congressman. what's in the water in arizona with you republicans? >> i don't know, stuart. it is very interesting but i will tell you this, arizona remains firmly in the trump camp. the polling in arizona just, i just saw recently they support president trump probably more than they did at the election day. why is that? it is because he made campaign promises. he is trying to deliver those campaign promises and the only place where he is not getting support quite frankly is in the united states senate because of their 60-vote rule, they won't bring a lot of our bills we've done to further the republican-trump agenda. they are leaving them on the shelf. why know why we're focusing on personalities here. we should focus on policy and procedure and let's get this stuff done because that is what the american people want. that is what arizonians want, i can tell you that. stuart: are you in favor of the following compromise on immigration? build a wall, you end chain m

congressman andy biggs joins from us the beautiful state of arizona.cial member of house freedom caucus. >> good to be here, neil. neil: we don't know where the details would be and even house plan cobbled together now for a vote tonight but where are you inclined? >> i'm not real excited with it. i'm kind of leaning no right now, we continue to put the military in suspense and jeopardy. we need to fund them for the balance of the year. we need to not blow off the spending caps on domestics, because we're going to end up with another trillion dollar deficit for this year this is ridiculous. we're setting ourself up for a fifth cr within a 12-month period because we have to come back in february to do it again. i'm not sure what will change in the next month, when nothing changed all along. we need to be responsible. senate needs to vote on budget we sent them 100 days ago. neil: barring that, are you worried that your party gets the blame? >> i have no doubt that the democrats are going to blame us and, and i'm not even going to say we are absolved fro

house, steve pierce, representative jim banks, representative todd butler who we just heard from, andy biggs, representative black. representative don bacon, representative ron estey, representative brian fitzpatrick, randy -- representative bob, representative barry watermill, representative roger marshall, representative christie gnome, representative ralph norman, robert pitt injured, representative tom rooney, representative lloyd e, representative claudia tenney, glenn thompson, representative brad, joe wilson, and representative luke messer. do we have a pro-life congress or what? thank you. >> thank you very much. more than ever it is important to hear that our lawmakers hear from pro-life americans especially young people. when you finish marching today stop by their offices and let them know and those who aren't here, maybe they need to know more, let them know you stand for life. this advocacy has long been part of the march for life. turn your attention back to the jumbotron and we will identify four people who participated in the march '45 years ago, the first march for life, tak

>> the two bigge esgest things put out a blue print and said we should put aside a significant amountnto reserves. it is going to be raining in the future economically. we want to make sure the money is there so we don't have to do drastic cuts. if the republicans would join to us raise taxes or lower taxes, that would be fine. but they are never willing to raise taxes when we need additional revenue. because of that with our boom bust cycles, about six years ago we had the deficit. most of that was teachers, nurses, felt by california. we can't just lay off teachers this year is that hire them two years later. it doesn't work that way. so we want to put the money aside. we love that he put $3 billion into education. that's our biggest priority. >> is there anything that you don't like? >> at this point no. we go through a four-budget dance with the governor so it leaves a lot of room for discussion for our priorities. we're looking at universal health care and doing tax cuts. >> very good. let's talk about something else. you introduced a bill that would ban the sale of gas power to

they're undoubtedly the bigge celebrities in town." this is "through the decades." celebrities in town." this is "through the decades." leona helmsley. the billionaire hotel heiress oversaw an empire who would stand trial in august of 1989 for mail fraud and tax invasion. the woman who will forever be known as the queen of mean. "leona helmsley is queen of the helmsley and harley hotel chain. her husband harry owns the empire state building and is one of the richest men in america. they went to court today for something less than a royal reception. the helmsleys face a myriad of charges that quite simply contend they cheated on their taxes." helmsley proclaimed herself "the queen." a hotel magnate known as much for her flamboyant style as her cut throat personality. for all the phrases used to describe her most started with a single word - "rich" and she insisted she had done nothing illegal. "i've done nothing wrong. we've paid our taxes. we will pay our taxes. we always have. we're good citizens. we're gonna remain it and i'm not going to jail. i've done nothing w

trish: oprah winfrey was the talk of the golden globes last night, accepting the biggs lifetime achievement award with a moving speech that well, had oprah 2020 trending on social media. >> i want all the girls watching here now to know that a new day is on the horizon! [cheers and applause] and when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty at phenomenal men, fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say me too again. trish: nbc even tweeted, quote, nothing but respect for our future president. a little bias there, you think? tweet has been deleted since then. smartly so i think. some are reporting, sources close to the television icon saying oprah is seriously considering a run. could she give donald trump a run for his money in 2020? joining me now, gina loudon, advisory board member, trump for president. gina, one thing i will say for her, we don't know enough about her policies to really evaluate this, but she is a gifted co

i haven't thought -- you clearly think in really bigg ways, and i try to be narrower. >> tucker: just's completely change the country that i grew up and in some ways for better, i think, and in some ways for -- he could be debated. some boys definitely for worse. crowding is worse. population is related to that. density matters. here's my question, if you are for the dreamers, then you must be pretty happy with this proposal from the white house, which gives them amnesty. we were led to believe that all the left wanted was amnesty for these children and i get that. democrats are saying all of their relatives have to come here, too come and get public services. so how does that work? >> [laughs] i don't think anyone is arguing for all of their relatives or for public services. there is a very interesting bill out there, very bipartisan from congressman hurd, a republican, congressman aguilar, a democrat 52 cosponsors, 26 democrats, 26 republicans in the house. it does exactly what we need to do right now, which is focus on dream and making sure dreamers have a pathway to citizenship. b

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congressman andep biggs. he said the wall must be built before congress passes daca legislation. an

d i yield to andy biggs from arizona 5. mr. biggs: mr. speaker, thank you and thank you for yielding time to me and leadership on this issue. h.r. 4712. i was a young man in high school when the roe versus weighed decision came down. it reig nighted the moment. my mother and future mother in law began working on this. seeing their example, my wife, my family protected many. we worked for pro-life causes, internationally and in the state legislature and the state legislature we passed dozens of pro-life bills and since 2009, arizona has promoted the protection of unborn babies. arizona was maimed the top pro-life state in the union. even so, arizona is not without problems. i dedicate my support to h.r. a to a mother who faked serious illness. she sursifed the abortion but she wasn't given any medical attention. doctors, nurses and presumably her mother led her live go away after one hour and 18 minutes after the abortion was performed. her life passed. is bill is for others that should be alive today. a baby with nol name survived an abor

here's what's moving this hour ge is down about 3%, teak a 6 billion hit related to the reinsurance biggs. fellow dow member, unitedhealth going in the opposite direction. the stock is rallies and amazon take a look at that, trading at all-time highs. that is the highest on the street brian? >> thanks, mel here is what else is happen, a big hedge fund eyeing twitter. greenlight's taken a small position in twitter. it's not helping the stock, though we have called the energizer bunny. now they're getting into the rally, buying ray ovac with specter and we're going to head live to the detroit auto show later this houring to a look at the cool car stuff. roberto pisani is down at the stock exchange. >> seven days, and we're running out hats i called peter and said we have to order more hats we need them down here remember this -- big stocks, big price stocks move the market more if you look, boeing, of the thousand points we moved boeing is 34% of that the caterpillar almost 9%, eye nightedheath, home depot, you get the idea they're 60% of the gains of the dow 30 they're the highest priced s