bill: a hate crime being investigated in brooklyn, swastikas found on cars in a predominantly orthodox area. and your weather, ice on the way, i am bill spadea this is "chasing news." bill: a chasing alert, are any communities safe any more? a murder at the jersey shore in as bury -- as but -- berry park a mother wounded her 10-year-old dead. >> a search for the suspect of murder of a 10-year-old, police locking down high school and neighbors neptune while they arrested a 16-year-old student, louis is one block from where the shooting happen the. he said he was in his garage, whether gunshots went off, he went to see what was going on. >> i seen the body come on the stretcher, a small body, it was a kid that was shot. reporter: he added that while he feels safe, neighborhood would benefit from added police presence. >> do think that foot patrol should be increased more, we used to have them here, but since weather changes and funding. you know they can't have the constant patrol as much. they used to do it. reporter: 10-year-old's 39-year-old mother was injured. suspect's name is not released because of his age. authorities have also not said what motivated the shooting

by saying we need a second bill of rights, saying that the first bill of rights could not be changed, that is the bill of rights, always and forever, and a second bill of rights, let's think what the bill of rights is. roosevelt's conception of the second bill of rights was in keeping with the way he used the first bill of rights which was a way of promoting government. that is contrary to the way we think about the bill of rights, we think of it as limiting government but roosevelt saw it as a way of legitimating government action, what it was going to give you and do for you. and as a sort of unified deal died from him. the only - the g.i. bill of rights, the only legislation that came out of the second bill of rights, the bill of rights attached to it which gave these economic benefits the state gave to returning veterans. >> you note george w. bush - pres. george hw bush on the 100th - the 200th anniversary of the bill of rights, the charter of spot mac - negative liberties, one of the institutions that affected that was the supreme court and their decision to strike down mandatory flag salutes ha

middle of the month to respond to the house committee. >> bill: a leaky town, catherine. >> thank goodness. >> bill: you're on stand by. >> i am. >> billt to go to sports and nuclear tension. mike pence sitting just steps away from the north korean dictator kim jong-un's sister in south korea. happened at the opening ceremony for the winter games in south korea. that's kim's sister on the right. just this week, vice president pence threatening to hit north korea with the toughest punishments ever for testing weapons. greg palkot has more. a big news day there. greg? >> a big day absolutely, bill. olympics are amazing enough. the political background here is incredible. stealing the show today, the sister of the north korean leader, kim jong-un. she was interacting and friendly with south korean president moon, especially when the unified team, the team with north korean athletes in there with south korean athletes marched in the opening ceremony in the olympic stadium tonight. she's meeting with the south korean president tomorrow and expected to be an important meeting. the vice president's fear is that north korea will try to hijack

bill alertly -- ear ly. hillary's graduation address at national made quite a splash. it was fairly radical for her time. she went on to yell law school and that is where she met bill. law school and that is where she met bill. bill clinton met president kennedy in 1963, a few months before he was assassinated. was involved in lots of democratic initiatives all across the country, worked hard for george mcgovern, in arkansas, for j fulbright. he knew this was going to be the path he was going to take and gained a lot of experience before running for office. before the clintons were married, and bill was living he decided he would run for congress. he talked it over with the dean of the law school, who gave him his blessing. he decided to run against john paul hammerschmidt. he asked several other people to run against him, a popular republican in the third district. no one else wanted to do it. they wanted to run for other things. he decided, maybe it should be him. everyone thought he was fighting a losing battle, and he probably was and new it. he said, he didn't think it could hurt his options. that early campaign in 1974, he --t, that only by about 6000 but only about 6000 votes, pretty remarkable for a

bill, there is a democratic primary right now going on for that seat. there is a level of excitement within the party. that we have not seen quite some time in the studio 11. bill: this is the referendum on president trump? we're fresh off a huge victory for taxpayers by all accounts even liberal think thanks saying that 81% are going to benefit. this is about president trump or local constituent services. it is about good policy. hike what president drump does. i don't like what he says. in any event this is about issues and about the way it impacts people's lives in the district. bill, thanks. ged sue. thank you, guy. appreciate. looking for toward the fight. >> thanks, bill t. all right. let's check out headlines we are chasing for you tonight. disgraced usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar sentenced to 125 years in price by miss michigan judge. this comes after previous conviction in which nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years from all molestation, 60 years in federal price or for possession of chile pornography be a acuted of aspiring than 20 athletes. lawmakers are pail though irs on the property tax prepayments many homeowners made in december to take advantage of deduction in 2018. senator chuck schumer held al news conference in hempstead monday demanding clarity on the mall poshing move the cap. they are advising anyone preprayed to consult with a financial expert. resident of new york and new jersey are at risk because of the state's high property tax. bud lights saying free beers forever in philadelphia the beer maker made a deal with lane johnson last su

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bill became the attorney general rather easily in 1976 and two years later would become the country's youngest governor in 1978. when bill and hillary were married, hillary kept her maiden which would've been unusual in 1975 and arkansas of course but even across the country. she really kept her look and she wore glasses and no makeup and natural hair, that kind of thing. after bill lost his second term as governor in 1980, the two of them really regrouped. you see at the beginning of the 1980's her transformation and his transformation politically, thinking about what the people needed most and her transformation into what arkansas would've considered in appropriate first lady. hair, startedr wearing contact lenses, started wearing makeup, you see her close change a lot -- her clothing change a lot. 1982, clinton ran for governor again and won. he was able to go back to the governor's office and had this new first lady with him. the clinton house museum is really the great american story, like so many others it is a great example of the best of american ideals. people can start from nowhere and they can work hard and engage in public service and they can do what it is they set when youd to it and get a chance to spend time in a place that other people have lived, you get to absorb some of that energy and think of how people got started in their lives and where w

bill: thank thank you, ashley. let's bring in the a plus panel. welcome back, bill. thighs see you. >> always a pleasure. bill: all right. guys. first of all. on the 30,000. my guess is most living with family. all right. so now we're going to spend money on it. what do you think? >> i think, come on, yeah. you have to bring trump into this. this is about new jersey. it is about unbelievely vibrant puerto rican come machine tun the state of new jersey and they are americans. they need our help. they are devastated by the hurricane. the more we can do to help them come back to new jersey with families and friends the better. bill: what do you think? how much ties. we are one storm away from other people being displaced. how much can we handle? we cannot pay the bills as it is. >> we head to take care of each other. we look at that way. he is right that the federal government replied to this and swelled and there is a lot more that needs to be done. in new jersey, i believe, we're the third largest of people with the puerto rican come machine so you know, if he fellow systems we need the help. you go people. th

speaker, this is the final amendment to the bill which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. we have talked at length today about how h.r. 4296 is a bill for wall street megabanks, and i deeply disagree with the bill's approach. so i offer this motion to recommit, not in a manner that sends the bill to the committee and kills the bill, but rather to attempt to improve the bill before the house votes on final passage of the measure. let's discuss the elephant in the room. we all know megabanks have been given a free ride in washington for far too long. during the savings and loan crisis, the government had no problem throwing bankers in jail, breaking the law. over 1,000 bank executives were prosecuted, but now megabanks just get a fine, a slap on the wrist for harming consumers. since 2010, megabanks have racked up over $160 billion worth in fines. and yet, they keep breaking the law. we have talked about wells fargo's growing list of illegal actions that have harmed millions of consumers. sure, they have been find, but t

bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on financial services; and two, one motion to recommit. section 3. upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill, h.r. 3978, to amend the real estate settlement procedures act of 1974 to modify requirements related to mortgage disclosures, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 115-59, modified by the amendment printed in part b of the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution, shall be considered as adopted. the bill, as amended, shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amende

bill: anything that our viewers can do to help out? >> they can go though website and learn how to get involved. we have photos, video, and ways to get involved. bill: how close to you the 1,000, your zeil we're only about 200. so we got many more. billng way to go. good luck. great cause. we are happy to help. thank you, heather. >> thank you. bill: i admittedly do not like the cliche that march roars lining lion. this year, though, it does hold. a significant storm system setting up her to end of this week. we are talking about the thursday night to friday timeframe and here is what it alongs like. i think it is going to be mostly rain. maybe an inch or two. then that could cause some flooding concerns overall not a big deal. well, there could be wintry mix snow component in there and maybe accumulations to the north and west but does look mostly wet and not really within try at this point. however, the wind is a concern sustained 20 to 30 percent. gusts to 50 or 60 miles per hour and then, that will presuspect the concern for coastal flooding depending on the exact direction that wind comes from. we're not there yet. in terms of pinpointing the details we need few more model run and more information if you live along the coast, th

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bill today. a bipartisan bill. we need it. if we're serious about modernizing our financial system, we need this bill passed into law. if we're serious about helping everyday americans not just the fortunate few, with unblemished credit, we need to pass this bill. i'm pleased this legislation enjoys support from my colleagues on both sides of the aisle. i want to thank representative meeks, democrat of new york, senator mark warner, democrat of virginia, and senator pat toomey, republican of pennsylvania, who worked hard on this bipartisan, bicameral legislation. it's important, it's needed. have a positive impact on people's lives. all arguments that have been made about this bill, against this bill on the floor don't actually focus on what is important and necessary about this legislation. have a positi they are strawmen that don't have anything to do with the contents of this very simple bipartisan piece of legislation. i ask my colleagues to vote for this. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: t

outside the president's residence in worse all urging harry not to sign into law a controversial cos bill bill would impose jail terms for suggesting that colin was complicit in nazi crimes israel the us and international organizations have strongly condemned the proposed law. israel has begun serving deportation notices to tens of thousands of people from eritrea and sudan who've been seeking asylum there hundred certain line outside the immigration authority offices seeking to renew their visas but the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering them money and plane tickets to an unnamed african destination. and if they stay they could face prison w.'s tanya kramer reports. to keep me cave lead to some country every tree or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deputation the stores are always very sensitive especially for me personally in the for my community the people i love because. of. deportation and. imprisonment so very tough here at the ever train community center the new government polic

bill alison of "bloomberg news." thank you for being with us on c-span's "newsmakers." >> u.s. house about to start legislative work momentarily. nine bills on the agenda for today, including one that would provide military assistance, expediting military sales to jordan. also a bill taking up preventing russian cyberattacks, assisting ukraine in doing that. votes later on this evening at 6:30 p.m. eastern. also a republican meeting at 7:00 eastern to talk about the upcoming deadline. the current short-term spending measure expires this thursday at midnight. so the house and senate will have to pass another one. the senate in this afternoon as well. you can follow coverage over on c-span2. and the house, next, here on c-span. . purget to clause 8, rule 20, the chair will postponefurther proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded for the the yeas and nays are ordered are ordered. all votes object jeggetted to clause 6, rule 20, the house will postponequestions at a later time.

bills. both of the financial services bills were the subject of hearings in the committee last year. both bills were reported out of committee with bipartisan support of 75% or more of the committee members. the energy and commerce bill was reported favorably by the committee with a large bipartisan vote of 39-14. the rule also provides us with the necessary tools to ensure we can bring government funding measures to the floor quickly to prevent a government shutdown. mr. speaker, we have three bills before us today, each of these bills deals with one underlying problem -- washington overregulation. that's it. these are not bills protecting americans from some foreign hostile force. these are bills protecting americans from the overreach of their own government. it's a sad time in which we find ourselves when we must dedicate legislative effort to undoing the harmful effects of the american government on the american people. mr. speaker, in 2013, the cfpb issued its rule commonly referred to as the qualified mortgage rule, or the q.m. rule. it requires creditors to make a good faith effort to d

health coverage medical care because they've got just out of some of them have terrible bills really high bill bills from from hospitals because of their treatment. there has never been a formal study of the health of in a way talk workers but one informal survey reported that hundreds suffered problems such as cancer is brittle bones and birth defects in their children. are has it i didn't think i'd be saying in hospital you know tell yeah yeah thank. you . are you feeling. strange that. i might have had some damages done to another part of my body when they were putting in the stomach and. in a way took veteran cain cassock knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific asshole called in a we talk. that's it. my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island what's what you tell the lord. it came through. thi

bill. it would be so beautiful to have one bill that everybody could support as opposed to, you know, 15 bills. everybody has their own bill. if we could have one terrific bill that everybody -- started by the people around this take. special people. these are the people that seem to be most interested, very interested in this problem. it's a big problem. so, with that, i think i would like to start. maybe you can ask john, you can start off and we'll go back and forth. we'll leave the media for a while and they can leave us with some thought. there's something that can be done. there's no reason for this. i really believe that those people, it's idealistic, wonderful, a beautiful thing. if you think that somebody is going to be able to walk into a school, if they feel that they're not going to have bullets coming at them from the other direction, you're never going to solve the problem. i feel that. i feel that. but i'm certainly open to suggestions. so, john, why don't you start? you've put in your fix nix. let's see how it is and we'll go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >>

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bill. it would be so beautiful to have one bill that everybody could support as opposed to, you know, 15 bills. everybody has their own bill. but, if we could have one terrific bill that everybody - started by the people around this take. special people. these are the people that seem to be most interested, very interested in this problem. it's a big problem. so, with that, i think i would like to start. maybe i'll ask john, you can start off and we'll go back and forth. we'll leave the media for a while and they can leave us with some thought. but, it is something that can be done. there's no reason for this. but again i really believe that , those people, it's idealistic, it is wonderful, it is a beautiful thing. if you think that somebody is going to be able to walk into a school, if they feel that they're not going to have bullets coming at them from the other direction, you're never going to solve the problem. i feel that. i feel that. but i'm certainly open to suggestions. so, john, why don't you start? you've put in your fix nix. let's see how it is and we'll go ahead. sen. john cornyn:

bill. >> bill: this is a sick kid. he's been sick for years, he has been walking around throughout florida, flashing warning signs everyday. and so many people side. >> harris: while, 39 visits from law enforcement. >> bill: if you are going to submit to mental health, which i am all in favor of, just put the information in the system. would he have not fielded mental health check? >> harris: only 38 states require that. >> bill: i don't think we have facts that suggest that his state of mind would have been entered in the system anyway. a social worker went to his house a year and a half ago, and she deemed he was not a danger to other people, and if that is the bar, and if he operated within a state law, what can i do? >> lisa: we can go back, i am from the state of virginia. we can go back to -- i don't know if you guys remember the virginia state senator, his son, who had mental health issues, stabbed him, and ended up killing himself. the night before, he was trying to find help for his son, and there was not a single bed available in any of the mental hospitals in the state. perhaps these are things that we can look at to give parents liked out some hope. i don't know what those answers are. we sho

. >> reporter: to bill o'reilly -- >> i know bill, bill's a good person. i don't think bill would do anything wrong. >> reporter: and more than a dozen women have accused the president of misconduct. he's called them all liars. asked today if he still wishes rob porter well -- >> the president wants success for all americans. >> so, let's get to cecilia vega, live at the white house for us tonight. we know that rob porter was working with a temporary security clearance because of those allegations from his former wives. you reported that already. but today, the white house was pressed on whether staffers still working with temporary clearance more than a year into this administration and whether or not that poses a security threat. >> reporter: and david, sarah sanders' response to that question was to blame the media, saying we're the ones who publish classified information and put national security at risk. but look, rob porter's first wife made it very clear when she spoke to us, she told us that she told the interview with the fbi during his background

bill: new jersey governor phil murphy trying to make good on the promise of free college tu is two everyone. more questions on how they are going to pay for it. >> i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." what a wet ap wild day we had. you know the snow, the ice, the freezing rain was a nightmare. we could have more coming up over the next few days. let's check in with meteorologist dan zarrow all of the details. dan? dan: will wednesday's winter storm played out as expected t. the know was not the big issue. it was wintry mix leading to slush and ice which made for miserable driving condition force the day. storm system exiting now. clearing skies overnight. temperatures fool the freezing mark. 32 degrees in the city. i colder than the suburbs. be aware of the refreeze. that slush, some puddles probably turning to solid ice and may be slippery out there for thursday morning's commute. then coming days, we have a cooldown. a warm-up, our next storm system to talk about. details on that and our local weather forecast coming up in a little bit. bill? bill: tragedy in queens. an11-year-old boy dies trying to save his friend. his 12-year-old friend had fallen through the ice. the little boy was successful in saving the friend but medical professionals could not save the 11-year-old hero. nate rogers has the full story. nate? nate: bill, tonight, anthony perez is being celebrated as a hero throughout the queens neighborhood. nour, the family describe declined to talk to us. neighbors say was well-liked and well bow haiv and interacted with many kids in the area. >> is a sad thing. he was only 11 years old. let me go. >> this post on face back to a family friend saying rest in peace my little angel. also red roses and carnations adorning the park's entry where it all took place. police said he was trying to help a friend who had fallen through the ice. once the friend was freed, police say, perez became stuck and the friend ran for help. >> i was helping that he would get, come out, and be ok, but of course, he went to the hospital a

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bill, back to you. bill: well ha a wild week we had. wall street up and down. it seems that politics, taxes and unvestments on a lot of people's mines as we move forwardment here's the good new. the economy is doing great. don't worry about the volatility in the market. that is natural and to be expected. it is going to go up. it going to be go down. the important thing is more americans are getting back to work as unemployment rate drop and wages are starting to go up. here's the question. what are our elected officials going to do about the post cost of living and takes? governor murphy is saying he wants new jerseyians to be able to deduct the property taxes as a charitable contribution? that is a nonstarter even with just a quick read of the irs regulations. so governor, how about this? maybe this is, maybe this is for both governor cuomo and murphy. why don't do you something about the high cost of live and the wst and the fraud. maybe it is time do something about lowering those taxes stop worrying about dedust and we need to pay your taxes period. trying

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bill. we can be hostage of another bill and when i do support having immigration bills to happen, this is a bill that has been included in this budget. and we must take action today. and that's the reason. it's the time to show it. not by word, by acts. i ask my colleagues to vote for this, not just say i want to help puerto rico. this is the time to help the island. i understand that the senate did a few minutes ago, we can come together and support what we are willing to do. puerto rico, there are a lot of things that need to be done. there are so many needs to be met. but let's continue to work together as the senate did today and i hope the house can do the same thing. and i yield pack. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york. ms. slaughter: if we defeat the previous question i will offer to bring h.r. 3440, the dream act. this bipartisan, bicameral legislation must pass before the time runs out on hundreds of thousands of young people who were promised by a previous administration that if they registered and paid $500 they could stay in the only count dry they know. the n

bill. it would be so beautiful to have one bill that everybody could support as opposed to 15 bills, everybody has their own bill. but if we could have one terrific bill that everybody started by the people around this table, special people. these are the people that seem to be just most interested, very interested in this problem. it's a big problem. so with that, i think i'd like to start, maybe i'll ask john you can start off and go back and forth. we'll leave the media for a little while and they can hear some thought. but it's something that can be done. there's no reason for this. again, i really believe that those people, idealistic, it's wonderful, it's a beautiful thing. if you think somebody can walk in a school, they feel they're not going to have bullets coming at them from the other direction, you're never going to solve the problem. i feel that. i'm certainly open to suggestions. so john, why don't you start. you've put in your fixed nix and see how it is. go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president, for getting us together and expressing your sincere concern about this and trying to g

bill: how was your weekend? >> sandra: good. it was short. >> bill: yeah, right? >> sandra: not long enough. >> billr, good morning. the top democrat on the house intel committee adam schiff planning to meet with the f.b.i. about the redo. chairman nunes is republican is all for making the democratic memo public. the question is when. >> we want to democratic memo out. we think it's ridiculous on the face of it and very political how they attack myself, they attack chairman gowdy. they turn carter page into some super secret russian spy. they talk about how christopher steele is a really good source, when we know he lied to the f.b.i. >> bill: catherine herridge picks it up from there live in washington good morning to you. >> thank you, bill. the ranking democrat as you mentioned says he will meet with the f.b.i. to go over the 10-page memo which is more than twice as long as the republican version. on the sunday talk shows adam schiff was pressed on whether the democrats' memo contained national security information. >> we are going to sit down with the f.b.i. and go through any concerns they have

bill was spotted at the granary 50 miles from the house. webb said bill's only chance to kill her, was after that. >> bill has to leave the granary, he has to wife, shirley, and then leave before jason can get there. >> reporter: is it impossible for bill to do all this toing and froing in the time allowed? >> it would certainly be a very tight timeline. >> reporter: squeaky to get it done huh? >> certainly. >> reporter: from the beginning, bill had harbored doubts about his son. jason was at the scene. he found his mother and he was one of the few who knew where that rifle was in the basement. if jason is the shooter, what events have to come together? >> he already puts himself there during the time that the murder would've been committed. so jason simply has to -- commit the murder instead of doing the other tasks that he said he did. >> reporter: is it your belief that jason shot his mother? >> yes. >> reporter: webb had affirmed bill's worst suspicions. and after shirley's murder, bill learned something else disturbing about jason. he was having an affair. >> he -- liked other women and i did not know it until after shirley was killed.

bill? sarah: i think they will wait until the last minute. it takes a while to write these bills. they are in charge of 12 separate bills and have not been able to make much progress without knowing how much congress can actually spend this year. it is a very abnormal year. the house did pass its own bills on the floor. the numbers -- they have a 300 billion above the sequester era caps. now appropriators can say we have this much money. it is easier to add money then subtract money. they think it will be a faster process than it might otherwise have been. now they will need the full six week period to get to work on these largest spending bills. a lot of work has not yet been done. greta: at this time every year the president's budget will be expected. what does it look like? sarah: it comes down to monday. they have told me there are no plans to delay this. out monday, aing massive document that capitol hill is not looking forward to that much. republicans in the house and senate told me [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respon

bill belicheck. but of course we had to ask what really makes bill bill? on't think about anything except doing my best on sunday against the eagles. that's what i'm thinking about. >> bill belicheck known for hoodies, drott crotchety demeanor with the media and five super bowl wins and we got our quintessential belicheck moment with his very first response of the week. >> coach, do you, um, love winning or hate losing more? >> we always play to win. >> chris long knows belicheck well. understads his mentality when it comes to coaching in the super bowl. >> if you ask coach belicheck he'd tell you past doesn't matter. live in right now and it's all about execution. so, um, they definitely have reputation and it's been earned, but he would tell you i don't want to put words in his mouth you got to show up the team that plays the best wins. >> doug pederson has ring of his own from his days as player and he knows it's a tall task to go up against belicheck on sunday. >> obviously, a challenging to up against a very smart coach, intelligent coach, um, coach th

bill. it would be so beautiful to have one bill that everybody could support as opposed to 15 bills, everybody has their own bill. but if we could have one terrific bill that everybody started by the people around this table, special people. these are the people that seem to be just most interested, very interested in this problem. and it is a big problem. so with that, i think i'd like to start -- maybe i'll ask john, you start off and then we'll go back and forth. we'll leave the media for a little while and they can hear some thought. but it is something that can be done. there is no reason for this. but again, i really believe that those people -- it is idealistic and wonderful but if you think somebody could walk into a school and they feel they won't have bullets coming at them from the other direction, you are never going to solve the problem. i feel that. i feel that. but i'm certainly open to suggestions. so john, why don't you start. you've put in your fix nics and let's see how it is. and go ahead. >> well thank you, mr. president for getting us together and for expressing your sinc

includes the president's bill, which is being led by senator grassley, whi we mentioned we expect that out any minute but haven't seen it yet. the kuntz mclean bill, no other bill has 60 votes. there are small bipartisan groups meeting all across the senate and they're in such a tough position they don't want reporters saying who's meeting with who. it just shows what they're up against and they have not found a way to get 60 votes on anything. >> woodruff: so sounds like they're feeling pressure onse thes to get something done. it's pretty unusual to be in this open debate situation. >> incredibly unusual. i sat down with the senate historia for the most elucidatinconversation i had all day. she said our problem job is to look a precedent, but we're not

bill but throughout her career in standing up for the rights of women. but in this case for crafting a bill that will produce lasting change for the united states congress. this bill will allow survivors to speak out, ensure that legal resources are available to them, and offer justice without fear of retribution. this bill will not only strengthen our out-of-date workplace protections but send an important message to the entire country that members of congress will be held accountable w this legislation, also the office of compliance must provide the house ethics committee with all of the information required for the transparent pursuit of full accountability. it is time to end protections for powerful abusers and to empower survivors. each survivor must be heard, allegations must be taken seriously, and abusers and harassers must be held accountable. every congressional employee and every american deserves the equal chance at success in their careers, free from sexual harassment, and free from retaliation for defending themselves and asserting their rights. it's time to do the work necessary to change culture. i encourage my colleagues to support this bill. i en

bill will then die. the president keeps saying, i insist on, you work on a bipartisan agreement on my bill. either i get my bill, my bill or the highway. >> that is also what president obama said to us in 2013. i am not going to let you defund obamacare and not let you modify. and we as republicans were the ones to say you are right, as the president, you have the bully pulpit. regular appropriation bill and the other is a supplemental bill that adds to current spending and the third one is continuing resolution. and if you don't do one of those three, you shut down the government. it is not as if most members saying we are going to do continue resolution, hopefully by then we will have something done. actually, i think it will happen by friday that maybe they will have a top line and come to agreement on the debt ceiling, on health care issues and on a disaster bill and there is a tax extender. >> if this happens, the good news is this whole guard rail to guard rail, two-week extension, two-week extension should be stopped for a couple of years. if that happens. that is separate from the question of the dreame

bill. bille can digest a 700 page overnight. it does not address how we should talk about the things we should really resolve. this bill increases spending 21%. does that sound like a large amount? anyone at home getting a bonus or an increase in your paycheck of 21%? and get your government is going to spend 21% more without having it will debate or amendments. the exchange you just watched was me asking to have a 15 minute go. i have been asking all day and all week for that. we could have had dozens of votes today but we squabble because people do not want to be put on the spot. is reason i am here tonight to put people on the spot. i want people to feel uncomfortable. i want people to have to answer people at home. how come you were against president obama's deficits and now you are in favor of republicans deficit? isn't that the definition of dishonesty? definitionthe very of hypocrisy? people need to be made aware. your senators need to answer this debate. we should have a full throated debate. --amendment says this simply we should obey the budget caps. what our budget caps? limits we placed on spending, both mi

bill that will fund the government. what is important to remember is that the bill that was just past is not a full year spending bill. this is the budget deal that has been needed to get past so they can start to write the full year spending bill. there is a lot important legislative policy items in this bill. that is why rand paul did take a stand. he did not want to forget that there is a massive debt ceiling increase. we do not know how much exactly that will ultimately cost. there is a host of programs that will be authorized, including children's health insurance program, community health centers. there's a whole range of tax extenders both on the medicare and energy side. these are multibillion-dollar packages that were not able to get through on the floor as stand-alone. there was an $89 billion disaster package, the largest stand-alone bill for disaster aid that congress has ever passed. this is the biggest fiscal package since at least 2009 and republicans did not even vote for this under obama. now we have a majority of republicans in the house and senate supporting it under president trump. greta: will the

bill: we heard cliche better to work smart than hard, we'll see. >> we'll see what happens. bill: thank you. >> we'll leave it there. stay right there, we have more show coming up. cover ou headline. including disgraced gymnastic doctor nassar, he will face more item bill: welcome back to "chasing news," i am bill spadea looking at headlines, disgrace gymnastic doctor, nassar facing up to 175 years in prison. he will face more victim statement in court. >> nassar was back in court on wednesday, a week after he was sentenced to the 175 years on firsfirst-degree criminal sexual charges, now charges related to gymnastic club twisters. >> he preyed on us, lives us broken. reporter: about 60 women and girls will confront nassar. department of justice and security and exchange commission investigating claims that apple throttled down older iphones. >> and april the giraffe, is now tosses her hat into prediction game, super bowl. in a video purpose seen roaming her barn in front of sign with two team logos, after thought, april those patriots over philadelphia. those are some headlines we're chases for you. >> all right maybe you heard in the news, brooklyn artist that tried to bring her therapy peacock to a flight, i know that people and animals have a speci

bill. things that aren't in the bill. and they were never intended to be in the bill. and this is merely a first step but it's an important first step because the time is ticking for these young people who have been in this country , in our country, and this is the only country they've known, the time is ticking for them and also it's time to step up and adrets the issue of border security. so i think that's what really has to come through. the other piece is, let's not kid ourselves this is the only bill that has a chance to get through the united states senate. it is the only bill with any level of bipartisan support. if we fail this afternoon, not if we fail, but if the votes aren't there, then there is no solution for daca and there's a delayed solution for the border. so i think this is a critical moment and i know this is a difficult vote for many of our members. but this is a vote where really we need to focus on what's in the bill and what's in the bill is dealing with these young people and dealing with border security. and there are many other issues, i would