bill: political strategists jeanette. >> thank you, bill. bill: former prosecutor and defense attorney is here. bob. >> happy few year. bill: all right. we start with you. you got entire family that is, o escaped. i think this does speak to as. i don't know if questions are being raised about autismtutes . >> we have issue with mental e not taughting about mental health. we're not creating enough aware himself. the last mental health ill!s with former governor richard codey. isto discuss. >> is it time to revisit the whole issue of how we d kids? >> i think so. well, first of all, the you a autism is a huge disorder and it could be a small learning disorder or something a lot of of different that is something we ned to evaluate and look at going forward. >> all the points are important in term of mental illness in terms of discussion it and also people mentally ill and not that commit the kind of crimes. unfortunately, awhether or not we deal within the criminal justice system and the prosecutor in the case really came down to mental illness and

bill: all right. the deadline to announce he is running for rere-election il will be coming you. >> i think he doesn't run, bill. billright. we'll hold you to that prediction. we'll see. think he reasons and becomes early favorite to win. >> wow. we'll see. thanks, bill. bill: thank you. new jersey taking on the trump administration over illegal immigration as governor phil murphy following through with the campaign promise to have the backs of illegal undammed al le gep in in new jersey joying the lawsuit. how far will they go indo they really have a case? ashley johnson has the story. ashley? >> knox governor phil murphy and attorney general announced wednesday, the state was showing a federal lawsuit to protect dreamers. this comes as the president blasted senate minority leader chuck schumer. over the deferred action for child had rifles a program. the fat battle over daca continues in the capitol hill and a huge reason for the government shutdown. >> understand that mitch mcconuntil's intention to take up daca coupled with the president's position. i feared that we are going to be back here in the same place in

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bill. bill: try to spend the next two weeks ruck the internet of the pictures of her and harvey weinstein. >> oh, i bet she will. billod luck, oprah. >> thanks, jen neat. >> all right. coming up on cbs "chasing news" don't go anywhere, weather is here and freezing rain, ice, freezing temperatures, frozen rivers, and when is this going to end? bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. we have a weather alert for you tonight. bad weather here. freezing rain. unbelievely awful evening commute today. you blow b that? we'll bring in dan zarrow in a little bit to give details and to tell how it will shape up tomorrow. but first lets take about offshore drilling. the trump administration is relaxing the rules and it is opening it up for some state on the east coast to now consider offshore drilling. >> what president trump announced yesterday is nothing less than dropping a ticking time bomb off the coast. bill: but the governor elect bill murphy is saying not so fast. we don't want it in our backyard and i would check in with jeffs who the director of the sy rear club in new jersey and jeff, before you even s

bill: acted is needed. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you, bill. bill: we have a lot more chasing news coming up for you, stay tuned. bill: welcome back to "chasing news," i'm bill spadea, as you can see and hear celebration of new governor is underway at metlife stadium, there are a lot of questions as 56 governor gets ready to start day one on wednesday morning. you know we heard a lot during his speech about donald trump. about offshore drilling and daca. but we did not hear about new jersey affordability, education funding taxes, all the things that matter to average working and middle class new jerseyians, is governor murphy starting the year in a campaign for president in 2020? or is he going to roll up his sleeves and get to work to fix new jersey transit and make new jersey more affordable again. those questions remain, we'll see. he started off today with an executive order about equal pay for state workers, already we know his priority are not with working and middle class new jersey. we will give him benefit of the doubt and see where it goes

and that the second bill of rights solely's and forever and then to call it the second bill of rights and with roosevelt's conception with the first bill of rights that was a way to promote government. that is contrary and then to see that you legitimate government action. and with the second bill of rights it is what the government will give you so as that unified idea to die with him. and the only place we see that is the g.i. bill. that they gave to her returning veteran. >> with hw bush on the 200th anniversary of the bill of rights and then one of those big institutions is the supreme court and the decision to strike down in the barnett case. with those first amendment opinions with that constitutional constellation. and so tell us about the particular role and how that came to be acceptable and why that transformed the architecture. >> the supreme court hardly ever mentioned the bill of rights in the way that you didn't understand it. but in the 40s they talk about that a lot so now the first case that the bill of rights was referred to me that the court upheld mandatory flag filling. a couple of years later the reverse depositio

bill: be arrested? >> i don't think what he defense right. i think as bill said, he used the people as a pawn, he did commit a crime. >> he won't be arrested. bill: should he be? >> i think you need to see the people looking at this, putting these folks. probably contributing to society, we put them in harm's way, that is wrong. >> really stand up for people he is harboring he should have taken the fall. >> he might. >> before the immigration raid that caused governor of new jersey to drop everything and get involved and race to the scene, he was at a medical marijuana dispensary. talking about his plan to make pot legal in new jersey. you may remember we have been talking about this story for months, and governor has changed opportunity somewhat talking -- tune somewhat talking about social justice and revenue for the state. we bring in someone who has a lot to gain in governor way. his name is scott rudder, head of new jersey cannabis business association, welcome to "chasing news." >> thank you, bill. bill: how much money did you and make? what kind of an economic bonus to the state of new jery.erent t has indicated we're going to be somethin

bill: thank you. let's bring in the a plus panel to talk about it. antwan is with us the executive director. thank you, bill. bill: district attorney. always good have you on the show. good you have. we'll start with you. >> look at this. i understand the concern but i think we are way beyond that. we'll see who the people are. if that is a prank, it should not be tolerate. on the other side, i is a real potential threat, somewhat unset like. which think we need make sure that we are not of what terrorist with president us to do which is be fearful. divide each other. not communicate with each other. we need to start looking at isis and looking at the beginning. we would not have eye office we did not go to iraq and destabilize the country. more importantly, what this is country doing about individuals in saudi arabiaed a well as the syrian government who have been supporting isis and expansion: bill: saudi arabia is one of the staunchest allies on the war on terror like jordan. think that i is part of what fueled the anti-muslim sentiments that we label all the countries instead of the terrorists. >> actually, t

bill of rights. the only person once called it a bill of rights was jefferson but that was in a letter and never mentioned it again. of course now they say he wrote the bill of rights from the time it was ratified until the time he died 45 years later. he never said i wrote to the bill of rights and those declarations of virginia and pennsylvania to play off the british model and why that was phrased what they ought to do. >> so the term bill of rights comes from the english bill of rights comes from the glorious evolution of 1688 and is a parliamentary statute with many fundamental rights that became important. with the british constitution parliament can do anything that it wants so to the extent there is a statute that things can or cannot be done but more or less you should not do this while recognizing that you can because parliament is supreme. they would copy that model like you ought not to do things. so try not to but you can if you want. what makes the first set distinctive to use the mandatory words shall repeatedly to describe what is prohibited. and to some extent so that it would provide the judiciary with the opportunity to strike down cert

we can't bring a bill to the floor in the senate, an appropriations bill without 60 members being willing to debate the bill. now one way we could do this is just figure out how to change to where an appropriations bill, maybe all bills don't take 60 members just to debate the bill. because once -- i'm a believer that once you got these bills started and once you started debating them and once members got to see that their own amendment wasn't nearly as popular as they thought it might be, that we would then get to the final vote, we'd pass a bill, maybe a package of a couple of bills, the house would do the same. we'd have a conference. it would go to the president's desk. he'd sign those bills and that part of the package is funded for the next year. for year after year where virtually nothing is funded on december 30 for the october 1 fiscal year. and here we are january 21 already still talking about work that should have been completed in september, it is unacceptable. if we can't see this moment where we're debating two big issues that everybody agrees on the component parts of both of those big issue

bill schuster. bill? thank you, bill. representative g.t. thompson.nd a person people are hearing more and more about, a real friend and spectacular man, rick saccone. [ cheers and applause ] and mrs. saccone. special people. thank you for being here. my daughter, ivanka, is also with us here today. she worked so hard on the child tax credit. ivanka, come up here, will you? come on up. and a very special thank you to george cook for hosting us. done a great job. really a great job. thank you. thank you. what an incredible company. ivanka, are you going to say a couple of words about the child tax credit? boy, did you work hard on that. come on. >> hi, everyone. it is always amazing to be here in pennsylvania and to be here with all of you. we worked so hard on tax cuts and tax reform. and the president, my father, was very specific about what he wanted to accomplish. it was so core to him to support hardworking middle-income families and the child tax credit is key to doing that. so it's going to be a big win for everyone in this room and everyone acr

bill. that's really bad. that's bad. bronze! bronze! (bill speaking indistinctly) it still smells weird here. is it bill? bill. bill!u ever shoot any skunks over here? i haven't shot at anything. if it's the smell you're talking about, it's always around. all right. thank you, thank you. hey, peck, come here. (radio chatter) does this house look weird to you? we're in suburbia. every house looks weird to me. no. (sniffs) (sniffs) that's super skunky. hmm? (radio chatter continues) this meter's been tampered with. are you thinking what i'm thinking? (lowered voice) yeah, what the hell do you get someone for a bronze anniversary? probable cause. (radio chatter) all right, give me a hand. (grunts) ho-ho-ho! (gail laughs) we just busted a grow-op. yo, g... (laughs) we busted a grow-op. this is cause to celebrate. yes! we should go shopping. we should buy something. yes! we should buy shoes. and weapons. yes. that's it. weapons and shoes. that is how you celebrate something like this. (sirens wailing, radio chatter) bro, easy on the slammity-slammage. if you take a second to talk to me like a human, i could tell you you

bill we are introducing today. at the white house yesterday, the president indicated our bill, securing america's future act, will start to corolla -- correct the flaws in our immigration system. this bill secures ports of entry along the central -- southern border. our bill provides new interior enforcement measures to help remove criminal immigrants and keep gang members out of the country. it cracks down on sanctuary cities. it makes the e-verify program ms. tori to help ensure employers hire only legal workers. the bill ends the visa lottery program, reduces overall immigration levels, takes the first steps towards moving the immigration system to a skill-based system that will bolster economy and create a workable program. this bill provides daca recipients a reasonable includes solution that strong anti-fraud measures and makes sure daca don't get a special pathway to citizenship. this will restore the rule of law and protect our communities from terrorists and illegal insurers we are not facing another generation of immigrants who came as illegal miners in a few years. before elected to congress, i was a federal prosecutor. mexico order in my jurisdiction. i have been dealing wit

bill: what is the zan i mean, you think about it. they are not wrong. bill stated. it is antiquated. look. took them 100 years to build the second avenue subway. i can't imagine. none of these are going to be overnight. >> not at all. i think what they need do billrsey needs to do is really look at the organizations and audit them to sew what is going on. see where the money is going before you dare tax commuters. >> all right. thans. thanks, bill. see you guys. be saw that in snow. new jersey is now the last remaining state in the united states where you can't pump your own gas. right now, it was down to two. on monday, a new law took effect in oregon, which allowed rural counties with populations of less than 90,000 people to allow for self-serve gas at the pump in a will tell you something. it sounds like a smart idea but you ask anyone in new jersey. now i will not single out women in particular but i can tell you. sip ply-you talk to a woman in new jersey. it is one of the last great things about this state. all right. let's bring in the panel to talk about it. i will start with you. i am not tryk to sexist about this but yet to met a woman that said we ought to be pumping our own gas s. what do you say? eye don't want to pump my own gas. i

bill: thank you allison! lek back in with our reporter john with a couple difficulties of his own with a pipe ting. what is the update? >> reporter: an effort to save on my fuel bill i ended up paying a another bill bill. this is mocking me. i shut the heat off the master bedroom because i was not going to be there. the pipes froze. when it thought out, water came into the closet. lessons learned that i will share with you. leave your heat on. at least 55 degrees. if you leave the house or are in an area, that you may not be and make sure that you have insulation. there was no sleeve on this particular pipe that froze. there was a mistake. also make sure the attic has enough insulation. when it is single digits and really cold, that water trickled through the faucets. if it is moving it is less likely to freeze. also open up cabinet doors to the center. let the natural air get in there and make sure it circulates to keep the pipes warm. in a final note as the plumber was leaving. i said with a smile, i hope to never see you again. and he said with a oh, you will! more lessons coming i think. that is the story from my addict. >> bill: incoming new jersey governor elect, bill murphy had a press con

bill: stay with us. we got a lot more show for you tonight. tonight we're chasing your bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. here is a look at the headlines including a doctor accused murder after he allegedly threatened to pokes the illegal drug ring. at least 16 people are dead, 24 missing, 300 a r trapped in mudslides in southern california. emergency works toad bodies bodm a river in knee deep. video mudslide damage. the damage was exacerbated by months of dry conditions followed by historic fires that stripped the land of vegetation. they would expect new jersey doctor is charged in the murder his wife, a well-known radio show host after she threatened to expose the illegal drug ring and prosecutors say he was running an opioid team with a vegan booker gang and high hired one of the members to help kill his wife and was found dead in the new jersey home in 2012 they were on the out and had been pushing far diverse and her husband was worried about her going public the drug operation. he was intent to have her killed as opposed to losing his financial empire. the daughter has long suspected her stepfathe

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bill is a good bill. the speaker: it is a good bill. we're working on that. i think it's a good bill and start putting ideas on the table. you know from the meeting i just referenced at the white house, the agreement was that the four leaders would begin negotiations to come up with a daca solution. when people bring ideas to the table, that's constructive. that's what goodlatte is doing here along with mccaul. leader mccarthy and the other three leaders are in those negotiations and that's constructive and what we should be doing and i'm confident we will get a solution before too long. reporter: just to follow up on that, you said on the daca, you said earlier you expect it to be bipartisan. the demrat bill you believe is a good bill but democrats do not. the speaker: i don't know if all democrats are opposed to that. but shouldn't we be offering solutions? the goodlatte bill brings peace of mind to the daca kids and shows what the security piece looks like and that is constructive. the demrat bill doesn't say don't support daca kids. it's one way to solve t

the spending bill bills that mue issue was resolved despite the fact the majority of americans in the recent polls say avoiding a shutdown was more important than otherie priority is. if you just think about the concerns and they are legitimate and i'm sympathetic with them at the 690 recipients, 690,000 versus 320 million americans who were hurt by this shutdown. perceiving the extension they said we will do it for three weeks. she was going to do that anyway because we know that the program could be deferred action expires in march, march 5. so, the logic would tell us we have to take it upe' in februar, but it just seems so unnecessary and harmful to try to shut down the government to force something that was going to happen anyway. so, i said it doesn't make much sense to me. i'm glad our colleagues decided to take the step to reopen the government while we resume our work to find a solution on this immigration issue. but we have a lot of other important issues first of all we've got the children's health insurance program will be reauthorized as part of this vote shortly'v but we

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bill. the senate will consider next week the house-past bill -- house-passed bill reauthorizing the fisa act. see the house on c-span. see the house on c-span2. >> this week, the supreme court heard the argument of voting rights. r the argument tonight on c-span, online at www.c-span.org , or listen with the free c-span radio app. can follow the upcoming schedule. you will

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bill? they have to support the bill in the house? speaker: they should support the bill in a set. the house has passed a bill and they have a couple different choices. they can either pass it, or send it back to the house. the point is, there are things on the bill that they like. there is nothing in the bill they dislike. the only reason they are not voting is because they want other things to be added and they want a shutdown. >> the main thing democrats want added is daca. as you have said before, everyone wants a solution. so what is the big sticking point on your end about approving the daca fix in this bill? speaker: the bill is simply not ready. you don't get to vote on a summary. as you see with any major peace of legislation, it should not come together overnight. there is no bill to vote on and no emergency in terms of the timing on daca. so there is no reason to tie these two things together. again, i think it is important to remember we are approaching the march 5 deadline , but the president put forward what he asked for last fall. we have been asking congress to addre

. >> huge props, i asked bill bill to do a live -- i asked moor meteorologist bill henley to do a facebook live. and like bill said it was, right on cue. >> temperatures were warming a little bit. but most of the area stayed below freezing, enough to cause the ice yesterday. wilmington is below freezing this morning. there's a little bit of fog, you see it in the lights, some light fog right now. it's an indication that warm air is trying to push in. lexington in good shape. under a mild visibility in wildwood, a mile and a half, shouldn't be problems with ice forming with that kind of fog. allentown right now, cold, back down to the 20s. the skies have cleared out. and yes, you may have ice on the ground, and your car may be ice covered. but if you don't have to leave the house right away, mother nature will send us much warmer temperatures. that happens during the day. dropped to 19 degrees in the suburbs. light winds and clear skies and dry air moving into the area. that allows the temperatures to cool down in the suburbs. 25 in delaware, but south jersey, a few spots above freezing. an

that is how we got the tax bill done, we used the tool called reconciliation which blocks filibusters. we have hundreds of bills, hundreds of bills sitting in the senate that haven't been passed because chuck schumer uses filibuster. the house, we passed every single appropriation bill last september! all this talking about continuing resolution, the house did its job, passed the spending bills last september and chuck schumer has been filibustering those bills as well. brian: country is doing every time you do a cr, because you can't budget he especially the military. you know dollars and cents better than anyone. >> they passed military funding for enentire year twice and chuck schumer is filibustering that bill. brian: thanks a lot, speaker ryan. >> thank you. steve: straight ahead on this

bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. in sport, the new york football giants have a new head coach. he was making the rounds today. george has details. form, be what do you got? george: thanks, billat long last, the gyp as have the nur head coach. they intros deed this press fry friday press conference in east rithford. giants' general manager as the right guy to restore order to a fractured giant as' locker room and a the team coming off historically bad season them? s now tasked with rebuild the giants to the playoff team we all thought they were. i am taking over a team that was 3-13 so we got own that. there is a lot of work to be done. he now gets to work with eli manning while the franchise decideses if they will draft with the second pick in the nfl draft in april. for "chasing news," have a great weekend. juno i am a huge backer of the nypd, buy got to tull when they were working with the department of health in new york city to create a supervised zone for people to get high on illegal drugs. my head almost explode. listen, first of all, the drugs are illegal. the idea we have government employees supervising people shooting up heroines the height of in stain i get the p

happy friday, bill. >> bill: looking for them and they found a few. happy friday, sandra. i'm bill hemmer. the new revelations fueling republican allegations that the agency is biased against in administration and president. trey gowdy with tucker from last night. >> if you read all the texts, it's clear they did not want her charged. they wanted her to be the president of the united states. they really, really didn't want donald trump to be the president of the united states and they concede throughout these texts that they did things differently in this investigation from any other investigations that they were a part of. >> sandra: catherine herridge is live with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> good morning. according to this letter from the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley the text messages released to congress last week raise serious questions about the impartiality of senior f.b.i. leder shao*ip during the clinton email case and if there was an effort to dial back the investigation. text messages at the height of the f.b.i.'s cr

bill. it should be a bill of love. truly, it should be a bill of love, and we can do that. >> for more we go to nbc's tracie potts koef tracie potts covering it all in washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is notable to point out how rare it is for cameras to stay in the room nearly an hour while president trump and democrats and republicans negotiate. he brought in these 22 lawmakers after they reached a stalemate on immigration here on capitol hill. while there he outlined his priorities. interestingly, dealing with daca first, the protection for young immigrants brought here illegally, and then chain migration, the visa lottery and border protection. the president said he wants to do as you just heard, a bill that deals with protection for those young immigrants, and he said he'd be willing to take the heat for doing so. >> i really think this sells itself. when you talk about comprehensive immigration reform, which is where i would like to get to eventually, if we do the right bill here, we are not very far away. if

bill? >> a clean daca bill to me is a daca bill where we take care of the 800,000 people. they're not necessarily young

bill h.r. 4258, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to promote the development of local strategies to coordinate use of assistance under sections 8 and 9 of the united states housing act of 1937 with public and private resources, to enable eligible families to achieve conomic independence and self-sufficiency, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. duffy, and the gentleman from connecticut, mr. himes, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. duffy: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. duffy: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. duffy: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 4258, the family self-sufficiency act. this legislation will streamline a program de

bill. i will spell. -- this bill. vote for reform and reauthorization. >> many of us are opposing the spill and supporting the amendment because it is very different from the judiciary bill that we reported. minute to the one gentleman from rhode island. >> supporters of this bill have called it reform. this is not reform. it is a massive expansion of the government's ability to take advantage of people. it has emboldened some law enforcement to collect and read private communications of american citizens without a warrant. practices,bing these it would encourage some of the most abusive backdoor searches in history. it in a way that is consistent with our values and our constitution. this bill undermines our values of privacy and freedom from unreasonable searches. i urge my colleagues to oppose 139. thanks --do both's things mr.speaker -- speaker. i urge the defeat of this bill in support of the amendment. mr. speaker i will yield one minute to the gentleman, ohio. >> figure mr. chairman for your leadership in ensuring that a number of important reforms to section 702 were included in this legislation. i write in support of this modified version of west -- as -- s. 139

bills to this legislation. they have nothing to do with this legislation. it would pass overwhelming. ly. i am going to vote against this bill -- it would pass overwhelmingly. i am going to vote against this bill and hope they bring back the natural resources bills and pass like they are supposed to do. this is not the open congress when speaker ryan took the gavel and when republicans promised when they took the majority. moreover, they are bringing this to the floor when we should be, as i said at the outset -- mr. scott: two additional minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank my friend. as i said at the beginning, we are bringing this bill to the floor, a rethread. this is not new legislation that they're offering. the only thing new about it they put two natural resources bills attached to it. we should be focused, as i said before, reaching agreement on appropriation bills, on caps, on protecting dreamers, on making sure chip children aren't left aside. not this bill. those bills are not scheduled today and not scheduled next week as far as i know. maybe the majority leader will give me information tomorrow. what we ought to be work

bill that has passed through the last decade. it's a bill that has funding for the government, and it has bills that members of both parties say that they like. it has an extension for the children's health insurance program, it has a repeal of the obamacare taxes. it's a bill that democrats are opposing, even though they oppose what's in it. i had no idea that democrats in the senate are dysfunctional. i had no idea it had gotten that bad with democrats in the senate. >> you used to be congressman mulvaney and you're not going to get out of here without one more clip from 2015 when you were supporting the government shutdown. >> john boehner said today we fought for something but we just didn't win. >> when you sfilgt for something that's important, then the fight is going to be worth it. if you stand up for what you believe in, you'll be on the right side of everything. >> aren't the democrats doing that? you're actual right, this was right in the middle of that 2013 shutdown. we were voting against a bill that we did not like in 2013, the 2013, that i just described as having a chip component in it. in 2013, there was a bill tha

bill. many favor it on your side. et's bring to the bill the hurd-aguilar bill, bipartisan. let's promise to put on the floor whatever bill may be passed in the senate. that's called an open process. it's called taking candlelightability. we are in a situation of our own making, none of us want to be here. we all know it's wrong for the american people. it's bad for the reputation of government. let us have an open process, open rule, and we will set america free. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: at -- at this time i yield two minutes to the gentleman from fair hope, alabama, the gentleman from the ules committee, mr. byrne. mr. byrne: this is a shame. it's a shame we find ourselveses in this position all because senate democrats think they can hold the federal government hostage until they get their way on immigration issues. there is no way around it. that is exactly what is happening here. majority in the house and a majority in the senate have voted to prevent this shutdown nd keep the government open. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman

we will begin with the chief meteorologist bill kelly in the stormwatch7 weather center. a lot to get to, bill. bill: good evening. let me get to the advisory that we have in effect. the winter weather advisory for the shades you see in the purple, including the d.c. metro until 9:00. i doubt they will keep it up that long. that is where it is currently. what we're watching is where the tran cig continues -- transition continues to occur. a lot of places have rain. the roads by and large have been treated. if you have a treated road on salt on a sidewalk you will be fine. we will get massive icing on interstate 95 for examp if you are walking around and they are not sheltered and you are not thinking about it and you slip, that is where it will get dangerous. the line of the radar, where it transitions from the rain or sleet or wintry mix is parts of central fairfax county right around the central and morn part of the county. bowie is 234 the area that you could get sleep. the farther north you go the radar is picking up the wintry mix. by the time it hits the surface at your house where you are it

bill for months now. the committee's ranking member, senator wyden, and i introduced our initial bill earlier last fall. that bill would have reauthorized chip for five, five years. it was promptly reported out of the finance committee with near unanimous support. then the democrats decided to pretend that bill never existed. as we worked through a crowded legislative calendar at the end of last year, my colleagues were well aware that efforts to reauthorize chip were ongoing. yet, many of our colleagues accused republicans of neglecting vulnerable children. i was leading the fight, as one of the leading republicans, as chairman of the finance committee, the author of the original bill, the one who's always voted for it. i just want a bill that works and not a political brouhaha that it always becomes whenever some of the democrats think they can score some political points. the attacks on this front were fierce and usually at high volume. i was personally attacked by colleagues in committee, here on the floor, and in the media. all kinds of vitriol was thrown in my direction both here in the senate and out in th

bill. i wished we had a balanced budget amendment to the constitution in this bill. i wish we fully funded our military for the rest of the year in this bill. i wish we, by an act of congress, gave texas a&m the national championship in football in this bill. that's not going to happen. what is in this bill? we fully fund the children's health insurance program for every state of the union and the territories for six years. never been done before. fully fund children's health insurance for every state and territory in the union for six years. at existing levels, increased -- and it increases each year for the next six years, it's fully paid for, fully offset. and not every democrat, but almost every democrat has voted against that already twice. if they vote against it this evening, they'll vote against it for the third time. i'm the macker -- manager of the republican baseball team. if you miss it three times, normally means you're out. i hope that some of my friends on the minority side will tonight vote with us to fund schip and to fund the government for the next month. i'm one of the republicans that supports daca. i'm on the dreamer

bill that passed the house. the democrats have to support the bill in the house to avoid a shutdown? >> they should support the bill in the senate. the house has passed a bill. the senate has a couple of different choices. they take it up and pass it up or change it and send it back to the house. the point of the matter is, there are things on this bill they like. they have nothing in this bill that they do not like. the only reason they are not voting for it is that they want other things to be added to it and they want a shutdown. that's the only explanation we have. >> the main thing democrats want added is daca. you have said before, everyone agrees they want a solution on daca. b what is the big sticking point on your end about including the daca fix in this bill? >> the bill is simply not ready. you don't get to vote on a summary. there have been months of work as you see with any major piece of legislation. it doesn't and shouldn't come together overnight. there is no daca bill to vote on and no emergency in terms of the timing. daca does not expire until march 5th. there is absolutely no reason to tie these

buy been this is us to quote them out of political office of more use than bill bill if bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than war it's about the hurt and the redistribution of our west. date downwards be won or lost. thanks. thanks thanks. thanks thanks to. you know the unprecedented move the pentagon has banned the us watch dog which oversees the situation in afghanistan from publishing information on who controls want on the ground as amid a string of deadly terror attacks in the country. that's the message u.s. officials were given by an angry palestinian protesters who'd storms than meeting those tensions over trans jerusalem recognition is showing no signs of calming. and so u.s. releases a sweeping list of russian politicians and business figures on a so-called kremlin list it matches exactly the kremlin's list of officials on its website and mirrors forbes rich list of russian. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me and he arun good to have you with u

bill. he calls it the bill of love. but he sends some mixed messages about what he wants to see in the bill. i'll ask democratic senator ed marquee, if a different perspective of the bill is in fact in reach. ok, so with the award-winning our customers have 24/7 access, digital id cards, they can even pay their bill- (beep) bill has joined the call. hey bill, we're just- phone: hi guys, bill here. do we have julia on the line too? 'k, well we'll just- phone: hey sorry. i had you muted. well yea let's just- phone: so what i was thinking- ok well we'll- phone: yeah- let's just go ahead- phone: oh alright- the award-winning geico app. download it today. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. >>> breaking tonight, more reaction to president trump's bipartisan talks on immigration reform that played out on camera for nearly an hour. the white house acknowledging it was designed at least in part to dis

bill, on the house side. ther\e is a senate bill that is -- there is a senate bill that is being worked on but that they have core consensus on. we're simply asking for a vote. give us a vote on a fix. we think we have the votes. i believe that the hurd-aguilar bill were allowed to come to the floor we would have the votes to pass. a piece of legislation that enhances border security, but again gives dreamers the certainty that they need and that they deserve. this past week we were back -- weekend, we were back in our districts for the martin luther king jr. holiday. we had a number of events which we talked about some of the impacts that the republican-passed tax bill will have, especially on californians. and i have to say there is a lot of discontent from folks in my district about some of those harsh impacts. as joe said, the republicans are in charge. they have two scant days to try to keep the government opened. it this would be the third short-term c.r. in five months. keeping government opened is a basic function that should be a no-brainer. and yet, republicans struggle to find the support they need

bill, h.r. 2255. and this bill, the senior safe act, now part of mr. trott's bill will help stop financial scams of seniors before they happen. request additional time. mr. tipton: additional 30 seconds. mr. poliquin: it's a commonsense bill, such that if a bank teller speaks to one of their customers and the senior says, i would like to close my account and wire the proceeds overseas, this bank teller can stop, pause, call the authorities and say we might have a problem here, mr. smith. so let's get back to you on that and the teller can do it without retribution from our privacy laws. i ask my colleagues to please support h.r. 2255, which embeds or is embedded in the senior safe act or embedded in 2255. thank you, sir. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado reserves. ms. velazquez: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from colorado. mr. tipton: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass th

bill, it's an unusual take by an american president. here we haven't seen one put it out just like that. bill. >> bill: kevin corke, north lawn, right there. >> sandra: for more let's bring in steven hayes fox news contributor. this is setting up to be some week, some month, some year. it is unbelievable how busy the president has been tweeting away specifically calling out iran, pakistan, north korea, my button is bigger than yours, mine works. he is not wasting any time in the first few minutes of 2018. >> no. he is beginning 2018 exactly the same way he ended 2017. we have to make a distinction between some of his tweets. on the one hand it is refreshing and i think welcome that the president is re-evaluating the kind of slush fund that the united states had become providing money to countries that may or may not have been working in concert with u.s. interests. i think it's appropriate to revisit what we're paying the palestinians and for what. for years the palestinians used some of those funds to sponsor terrorism. they co-mingled funds for non-governmental organizations with funds for the pales

bill. the bill i think strikes a balance. americans cherish and strongly want to us protect their privacy. we agree on that. i think this bill threads the needle. the underlying bill protects our fourth amendment through the fisa process, through this improved effort. we know we live in a dangerous americans cherish and strongly want world. terrorism is a constant threat that we all clearly understand. when we take our oath of office, we swear to protect and defend our nation from all enemies, foreign and domestic. i believe this underlying bill does that with increased transparency. clearly it's not perfect. we never vote on any perfect legislation. but this is an improved piece of legislation. the amendment is an overreach and wrong direction. i urge my colleagues to support the underlying bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. amash: mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. sensenbrenner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is r

bill -- bill's not with us, he's still pouring morning blend? is that it? listen, we'll check back. we'll be at the wawa all morning. the rest of the team will join bill after "nbc10 news today" at 7:00. we jump in our cars and go out there. it's a big selfie fest. >> we look forward to seeing everybody out there later on. we'll be there until 9:00. >>> meanwhile, murder for hire. prosecutors break open a year's long murder mystery involving an atlantic county radio host and now her husband. >> prosecutors announced murder and other charges against dr. james kaufman in the death of his wife, april. the charges come more than five years after april was found shot to death in their lynnwood home. the doctor hired a hit man to kill his wife after she planned to divorce him and expose his illegal drug operation with a motorcycle gang. the charges are a relief to april's daughter and oldest son who was close to his grandmother. >> after watching the press conference, i got a huge squeeze from him. and he said, you know what, mom, mimi's happy. >> april kaufman was a well-loved radio host, salon owner, and an advocate for military vets. her husband was alre