candace owens. this is going to get fierce.o away. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. ♪ >> for decades, children have been trapped in failing government schools in my administration, these children are forgotten or longer. we have certain groups that are very powerfully against that it we are breaking through very strongly. we believe that every parent should have educational freedom for their children. >> laura: that was the president making a case for school choice. an issue we conservatives have been talking about literally for decades. it's an event that took place at the white house that received basically no media coverage. it's just one part of trump's plan to improve the lives of for african-americans and all those in underprivileged areas and politico reported today that trump's 2020

candace, leo, you kind of violated the rules but i guess i did too.nal thoughts on this wild week in news when we come back. stay right there. >> laura: if you thought this week was a roller coaster wait until the bogus articles of impeachment of brought to the house floor next week. the "ingraham angle" will be the best spot for the political analysis out there. we will tell you the way it is. send me questions and comments. even the nasty ones. it has to be all cogent. have a great weekend. this is advent season. see you on monday. thanks for watching and shannon bream and the fox news @ night will take it from here. >> ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. i am shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight another showdown in washington that will land in the middle of the 2020 election. a landmark supreme court decision. a major test of the separation of powers between the executive branch, congress and the state. the justices will decide if house democrats can get their hand on years worth of the president's financial records. and house democ

candace owens. over this race. with can't miss reaction, but first the democrats lies is the focus of tonight's "angle." it was the 1976 film "all of the president's men" that made impeachment sexy. it lionized the journalists chased down a president's lies. >> bernstein. got another source. >> you don't have to. the guy just confirmed. the story will sell.ph we are sure of it. i just got off the phone. >> okay, we go with it. >> laura: today the roles are reversed. journalists and democrats are spinning lies and they are not doing it well. for brevity's sake tonight, we will focus on only five lies the media and democrats told in their quest to remove the president from office. first whopper and it's clever. state your warped opinion, repeat it again and again and then claim it's a fact. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for its only personal political benefit at the risk of national security. >> the facts are not contested. because the evidence is overwhelming. >> laura: that is very, v

candace owens reacts.nd we have breaking news about the john durham investigation and what he's targeting in his probe. this is big. stay there. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> laura: democrats said some doozies during their impeachment-thon, or the fake impeachment i caught it earlier. nancy pelosi compared it to fighting the battle of the bulge and some of the democrats went so far to invoke the civil rights movement. >> i urge you to come down to georgia, find a black man or woman of a certain age, and they'll tell you of brave americans who marched and struggled and sometimes died so that we could have fair and free elections. >> when we came here for the signing of the voting rights act, we were excited, hopeful! for today, this day, we didn't ask for this. thi

candace owens reacts.nd we have breaking news about the john durham investigation and what he's targeting in his probe. this is big. stay there. ♪ >> laura: democrats said some doozies during their impeachment-thon, or the fake impeachment i caught it earlier. nancy pelosi compared it to fighting the battle of the bulge and some of the democrats went so far to invoke the civil rights movement.hehe >> i urge you to come down to georgia, find a black man or woman of a certain age, and they'll tell you of brave americans who marched and struggled and sometimes died so that we could have fair and free elections. >> when we came here for the signing of the voting rights act, we were excited, hopeful! for today, this day, we didn't ask for this. this is a sad day. >> laura: to respond as candace owens, founder of theay blexit movement, author of "blackout," is it fair, relevant to discuss the struggles of the civil rights movement with what happened in that house yesterday? >> honestly, i find this to be infuria

jesse: do you blame nancy pelosi for this, candace? because she was the one that held firm and said we're not like there was in the u.k., and they are going down. trump will win 2020 in a landslide. jesse: corey, take us through the next couple months now. the house is going to have to vote. are democrats going to side with republicans in the house x what the hell happens in the senate? >> i think the democrats are going to lose between 2-5 members of their caucus. i think if these members who are in districts that donald trump won, there are 31 democrats sitting in those districts that donald trump won in 2016 that democrats won in beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. save hundreds o

jesse: do you blame nancy pelosi for this, candace? because she was the one that held firm and said we're not like there was in the u.k., and they are going down. trump will win 2020 in a landslide. jesse: corey, take us through the next couple months now. the house is going to have to vote. are democrats going to side with republicans in the house x what the hell happens in the senate? >> i think the democrats are going to lose between 2-5 members of their caucus. i think if these members who are in districts that donald trump won, there are 31 democrats sitting in those districts that donald trump won in 2016 that democrats won in - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. says they can save you dollars. which makes it hard to believe, especially coming from a talking lizard. cheerio! esurance

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. >> what do you want candace? >> you did it again, didn't you? >> we also are getting more dr.tamos is back. >> that's right. i haven't thoughabout that for a while. >> i'm happy to see you. >> i mean he's now a new father and he still looks amazing. i don't know how that's ssible. it's like 30. it's le he's my age. >> john stamos made a deal with the devil. >> he must have. he looks good. >>> "you" gets insane. wait until you hear about the new season of the bachelor. >> what chris harrison is only telling "e.t.." why thi is really could be the most dramac yet? >>> plus our holiday ex clus if with the brady bunch. >> there's a turkey and mashed potatoes. >> stop it. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> welcome back to "e.t." i'm joined by bachelor host chris harrison. >> wre flying high this season >> bachelor nation got their first glimpse of the ladies vying for pilot pet why is hannah b. in the fir episode? >> you'rebout to find out. there's chemistry between the two. it's one of the reasons we wanted her backn the show. it's one of those things when you see each other,

my name is candace smith. i'm associate professor of political science and african-american studies a penn state and the co-author. this miss second book with nyu press. it's my third university press book. and i wanted to highlight two things, i think really just kind of mimicking and mirroring what folks have contribute it already is i think people who are really interested in -- who follow the news, we tend to interact with the news as if every is an anecdotes or happening for the first time and we know that many scholars spend their lives digging into one particular set of patterns and so turns out there are an array of scholars who know a lot of stuff about sometimes one thing but the thing we're talking about at the moment, like whistle blowing, people that study patterns and we know that the plural of anecdote is not data. data is data. that's for me one of the important reasons to shift ahead and give attention to university presses. i think the book at university presses that form is really important,

. >> candace at the end there. was she the most emotional one? >> i actually was. >> are you tearing up now? >> no, well, maybe a little. you'll never know. >>> meanwhile emotions were running high for me too because i said, okay, to going up against a bear. >> you're going to need to tell me more about this. >> it's the premise of discoveries new series "man versus bear." let's just roll it. >> i didn't know how to dress for a bear. i suddenly feel like i dressed like a salmon. let's meet max. >> okay. come on, max. >> oh, my gosh. he comes right up here. hi, max. >> come on, buddy. >> i got up close and personal with max the grizzly at montana grisly encounter alongside his handler and show host casey anderson. >> casey, max is very cute. i love max. if we're being serious about max's capabilities, if he got upset, what could he do? >> he could probably kill me. >> i honestly can't think of a cuter way to die, but the same can't be said for the full-sized grizzlies on the discovery channel's new competition show "man versus bear." >> 21 brave humans will go head

pg&e argues it did nothing wrong , candace nguyen explains what else the audit revealed. 4 as it relates to pg&e it is about david dog capitalism, corporate greed meeting climate change.>> frustration over sweeping outages, rising rates of thousands of fires linked to pg&e equipment and now another damning hit for the utility, in october independent auditors released the final report on the rule 28 program otherwise known as underground in. with thousands of miles of lines overhead from under grounding is a monumental task. but for suzanne who escaped the firestorm she says it makes her feel safer. spent 100% at is much better having them underground.>> it is ratepayers like her that said they are shocked that 2007 from 2017 that pg&e significantly under spent on committee under grounding and in total $123 million that they either did not use or management used their discussion to redirect to other projects.>> our bills are astronomical. >> according to the report it is impossible to determine where the redirected money was spent, pg&e did not check it and their accounting was so bad aud

to me, i think this trade setup really candace kind of marries the fundamentals and the taqs i see. >you have. mike your quick trade on that. >> i agree with the buy on goldman sachs here this is one of the few stocks if you look back four years trading about the same price they are making $22 a share versus 16.54 years ago. from a valuation perspective it's attractive. we are chasing when we consider how strong the market has been that supports the thesis of using a call spread. >> i like the tag team guys thank you. >>> up next car max getting a bump today on earnings with you one of the trads eris smiling on that believe it or not. we're going it hit the car lot when we come back. >>> "options action" sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right welcome back to "options action. this is the part of the show where we check in on one of our open trades. you remember last week mr. mike over here said car max was headed for a speed bump. >> this is a stock that generally speaking when it starts getting close to those upper levels of its valuation as it is ri

to me, i think this trade setup really candace kind of marries the fundamentals. >> mike your quick trade. >> i agree with the buy on goldman sachs here this is one of the few stocks if you look back four years trading about the same price they are making $22 a share versus 16.54 years ago. from a valuation perspective it's attractive. we are chasing when we consider how strong the market has been that supports the thesis of using a call spread. >> i like the tag team guys thank you. >>> up next car max getting a bump today on earnings one of the traders is smiling on that believe it or not we're going it hit the car lot when we come back. >>> "options action" sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!? your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a mon

candace knew consumer demand consumer demand is infiltrating with decadent influence?his tomb and red square, london and red square, lennon lies alone. stalin had been removed. as the russians will tell you, it is not personalities that count, but policy. now, in the streets of moscow, people seem to have their eyes fixed on more distant targets. on the heavens. on the way to the stars. but the way to the stars lies also through the brandenburg gate. in berlin, bricks, mortar, wire and every kind of fiendish contraption make up the wall of shame. today, because the east maintains the uneasy status quo, americans, british, and french must still patrol the wall they detest. just in case. other, -- on the other side, east german police work to make their defenses even more impregnable. defenses designed not to keep out, but to keep in. witness the memorials to those who have tried to pass and failed. on this side of the wall, children play against its stones. as they will play anywhere. when khrushchev was retired 20 years after the second world war, the young people of e

candace is here with more on what that audit reveals. >> frank and julie, auditors found they were supposedillion on putting power lines underground. that money went to other projects. pg&e argues it did nothing wrong. >> it is about dog eat dog capitalism, meeting climate change, corporate meeting climate change. >> sweeping outages, rising rates, thousands of flyers, now another hit for the utility. independent auditors released a final report on the program, otherwise known as underground. with thousands of miles of lines overhead, undercounting is a monumental task, but for suzanne, she says it makes her feel safer. >> 100%. it is much better, having that underground. >> reporter: they are most shocked to learn from 2007 through 2016, pg&e significant leander spent on community underground and, $123 million in total. either they didn't use it or management redirected to other projects. >> the bills are just astronomical. >> reporter: it is impossible to determine where the redirected money was spent. pg&e did not track it and the accounting was so bad, it created an environment vulnerab

necessarily historical fiction, just the opposite but i like for it to read like fiction, very easy and candace mueller hard has several books like that about roosevelt, his trip to the amazon and another book about garfield, those are great books but also very entertaining. >> we want to hear what you are reading. send your list via social media,@booktv. >> the c-span city store is exploring the american story as we take a booktv and american history tv on the road with support from our spectrum cable partners this weekend we travel to indianapolis is coming up in the next hour learn about the city's literary history and speak with local authors including from robert f kennedy in the indiana primary. 15 minutes we visit the home of the hoosier poet james riley and following that in 20 minutes travel with us to the kurt vonnegut museum and library. we begin our special feature with robert f kennedy in indianapolis. >> could you lower those signs please? i have some very sad news for all of you. martin luther king was shot and killed tonight. martin luther king dedicated his life to love and jus

today, we contacted the owner and candace has more on what happened. >> reporter: a rare sight, the ownerf the building seen outside her oakland home. has been three years since her warehouse went up in flames, killing 36 people. the criminal trial is ongoing and he faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. after monday, she and her children's can not bee deadly inferno. >> the statute of limitations will bar them from being criminally prosecuted. there will never be justice in this case. >> harris was acquitted. the retrial is set for march. defense attorneys presented documents that show they were made aware of an electrical fire years before the tragedy and code violation notices that one of the family about hazardous conditions threatening safety of the warehouse them? there are only theories. >> the answer to that will no longer be known. >> they can't be charged for involuntary manslaughter. in the attorneys are waiting to see what happens criminally before moving forward with their claims. >> still ahead, surveillance video of an off-duty chp officer being attacked when he tried

. >> i don't know that we have, canda candace, but when you ask can they continue, can they vote out more articles of impeachment, the answer is yes, there is no legal or constitutional bar. maybe it is like voting in chicago. if we look at the finaling just yesterday, doug, who is the general council, this is not just idol chatter and i know you put a ut up on your run in, and they are relevant to the committee's ongoing investigation and the consideration of whether or not to recommend articles of impeachment. that was filed yesterday by general council to the house of representatives to the federal circuit court. we know there will be an argument on issue on january 3rd. this is a clear indication of an investigation and if the evidence supports it there could be more articles of impeachment drafted. >> what do you make of the timing of all of this and that it was made just yesterday. what do you make of the timing. >> i think part of this could be a response to the white house putting forward the narrative that the president was not impeached. i think those on the left want to ma

no information from 2 investigates candace when about how pg&e is diverting money printing wires undergroundg instant on other projects. yeah that's right and in this report auditors found pg&e did not spend more than 120 min dollars and for powerline underground projects. they discovered the company did not track these reallocated funds and created an environment they say foldable to fraud. this is no information obtained from 2 investigates to a public records request an audit of the company ida county project was released in october. the same of pg&e cut power to millions of people due to extreme fire danger. in addition to the other spending auditors say pg&e overestimated some other grounding cost taking the process harder and more difficult for cities. >> the problem with pg&e is they have not been held accountable. not just for under grounding but for anything else. having to do with public safety. >>reporter: pg&e disagrees with report suggestion of front. the company says prior to 2017 the regulator allowed the utility to reallocate unspent funds. tonight on the 10:00 news watch a f

candace owens has a reaction. plus we'll have the first reaction to tonight's 2020 democrat debate.

i also put this slide on candace. long-term results for the colonies. hawaii, as you know hawaii has a large missionary population. we already talked about that. the best example of settler colonialism. just like kansas. did kansas become a state? yes. americans living there wanted rights. hawaii is a territory, and a state by 1959. hawaii, all of the list we have today, was the only one that was considered an incorporated territory. in 1900. incorporated that is suleiman on the list we have today that becomes a state. -- that is the only one on the list we have today that becomes a state. americans consumed a lot of sugar and there was a lot of u.s. investment. americans had consumed philippine sugar, but there was almost no americans, and almost no american investment in the philippines by the time the united states acquired appeared in the treaty of paris negotiations, diplomats felt like they had the option to get the philippines. the philippines have 7 million people in it at the time. thousands of islands spread over 1000 miles. it is a large colo

fiction and candace bullard has several books like that on the trip to the amazon those are great books but also very entertaining. >> tonight we are thrilled to have our panel here including our author instead of listening to me talk we are just going to get started wait until i've done. [laughter] it is nice to be here in new haven. i work on criminal justice for the state of connecticut so i run a small research unit dedicated to understanding the criminal justice system work for the office of policy and management and one of my responsibilities is to recidivism studies and out of and then the state of connecticut and then in criminal justice and then prepare people to see a lot of good news. so in terms of recidivism is 60 percent of the people to be arrested those are not good numbers. and with the criminal justice system and won't go into detail and those that died within five years 65 percent died of homicide they died of drug overdoses it is devastating what is taking place and to work in this area he don't expect and i'm fortunate to see to see that turnaround. and those indivi

we candace agree. what's amazing on this committee is that we don't disagree on the feedback facts. whether going into the public testimony or the transcript. >> first of all, only i will speak for james madison. no, we all will speak for james madison about the same level of accuracy. that's what we get paid for. i want to note a couple of things. i do find it rather surprising that you would have george washington in this jury pool. i would strike him for cause. george washington was the first guy to raise extreme executive privilege claim ls. claims. if you are going to make a case over george washington with another head of state, i expect his hair and powder hair would catch on fire. i want to note one other thing. i am impressed of carrying an 18 century copy of johnson with you. >> it is just the online version. >> as an academic, i was darn impressed. i just want to know one thing that may explain part of our difference. statues today on bravery are written broadly just like they were back then. that was my point. the meaning of those words are subjected to interpretation, t

ktvu's candace tells us authorities at this point do not leave this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: around of heavy gunfire rang out for hours in jersey city, tuesday. a gruesome chaotic scene. the violence left multiple dead including civilians and a police officer. >> two officers were shot. one recently gave his life and the second officer was shot in the shoulder. >> reporter: shrapnel injured two additional officers. the officer killed what detective joseph views of veterans of the force known for taking guns of the street. while doing his job, became involved with the suspect at the cemetery where he was shot and killed. demonstrable to a corner store leading to a standoff and shoot out. >> it was quick. and then i would joke that it was fireworks in december but it wasn't for the july. >> reporter: five people dead in the corner store. two of them believed to be the suspect. the other three, possibly civilians. >> our partners did an extraordinary job at a very very difficult circumstance with the high powered rifle fire where no other citizens. >> reporter: they found a sto

. >>> and this is giving tuesday and we're so fortunate to have actress candace cameron bure teaming something in there, what does the donation do >> the donation stays right in your community, which is amazing. the salvation army does so much good and i teamed up with them to shed light on the good work they help about 3 million families during the holiday season providing shelter, a warm meal, christmas presents under the tree for the kids, but it doesn't stop during the holidays they help about 23 million people throughout the year and doing so much good like rehabilitation centers and holistic care and job training when you pass this red kettle, know this is a trusted, charitable organization, one of the longest standing ones around drop those coins, those dollars in there and it stays right in your community that's a great thing for people to know. >> it really is. speaking of "fuller house," friday, final season, what are your feelings? >> i'm so excited for fans to see it it's a great season, and we have half a season dropping on friday, and then you'll have to wait for the ot

and i swore off men, and two weeks later, candace garvey and her husband steve called and said, "have- ( laughs ) - and met bruce jenner. - harvey: two weeks later. - yeah. two weeks after i said i'm never going out with another guy again. "i'm done with men!" harvey: so what was it that made bruce swear you back on men? kris: well, we went out on a date, and we went to the ivy at the shore with candace and steve, and had a great dinner, and just clicked, and ended up five months later, getting married. harvey: how did you kids react when you get divorced, you suddenly meet this guy, and you are a unit? well, kourtney wore black for a year in protest. - really? - yep. wouldn't talk to him. so, she was definitely daddy's girl. was kim? kim was very respectful and kind and, yeah, but he eventually won them over. you really became a businesswoman when you and bruce got married. well, we got married and i really didn't have anything, and i think he had $200 in the bank. so, you learn really quickly that with four kids and you have to feed everybody, and everybody needs a place to live, th

they contacted the owner's and candace wynn has more on what happen. >> reporter: a wares site, owner of the ghost ship building seen outside her oakland home on monday. it's been exactly three years since the warehouse went up in flames but the ghost ship trial is ongoing th master tenant derick almena facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter and after monday, prosecutors can no longer charge chor ng or her children, kai and eva ng, for their possible roles in the deadly inferno. >> the statute of limitations will bar them from being criminally prosecuted anthere will never be justice in this phase. >> the ghost ship creative director, max harris, was acquitted and derick almena will be retried in march and over the course of the trial, defense attorneys presented rental documents showing that chor ng and kai and eva ng were made aware of electrical fires and code violations that warned them about hazardous conditions and life-threatening safety at the warehouse. with them not charged, the cards that seem unfairly stacked against derick almena in his retrial. >> he will be sittin

. >> from candace vero beach, florida. good morning. >> good morning.ant to say anyone who was around to watch the moon land, what an amazing, amazing a accomplishment and my connection is my best friend was judy resnik who was on the challenger. because of her, i was privileged to be involved in one way or another for things going on at nasa. i knew john glenn and neil armstrong and quite a few other and it's been a highlight of my life and continued success and i know that all of, they are such a different breed. these astronauts and engineers. they are very, very courageous and i know that if they could, they would go up u seven days a week. so i was very, very, very honored b to be a part of, some small part of all of this. and i thank you for your time. >> thanks, candace. a different breed. what do you think about that characterization? >> i think if you meet the aust astronauts, they're very, very impressive. really capable. really competent. really intelligent. risk takers. really extraordinary people. i've had the prif leonel of having a number

. >> from candace in vero beach, florida. you're on with our guest. >> good morning. i just want to say that anyone who was around to watch the moon landing, what an amazing, amazing accomplishment. my connection is, my best friend was judy resnick who was on the challenger. because of her, i was privileged to be involved in one way or another with many things going out at nasa. and i knew john glenn and neil armstrong, and quite a few others and it's just been a highlight of my life and continued success. i know that all of them -- they are such a different breed, these astronauts and engineers, they are very, very courageous, and i know that if they could, they would go up in space seven days a week. [laughter] so i was very, very honored to be a part of -- some small part of all of this, and i think you for your time. >> thanks, candace. a different breed. what do you think about that characterization? >> i think if you meet the astronauts, they are very, very impressive. very capable, very confident, very intelligent risktakers, and really extraordinary people. i'

like i said bernie sanders is the way forward, i believe you and sister candace owens, your views are very toxic. but you are black and you have the right, we all have the right tour say. suggesting our way forward, please gop, is not the answer. >> guest: let me respond to this on two levels. let's separate bernie sanders for second from the rest of this. the caller is right i think when he talks about the lack of interest the republicans are showing on the black vote. now you can speculate as to why that is whether it's racism or what's driving it. on a very practical lever, with driving it is they don't need this vote to win. and politics is about numbers. d and time spent is going after a constituency you don't have much chance of getting is not time spent you think you can get. so that could be one explanation right there. >> caller: let me talk on that.jack kamp and paul ryan did try to push for this. >> guest: and they have not been the only examples. steven goldsmith is another politician to do this. even chris christie when he ran forid reelection as governor of new jersey we

you and candace owens, your views are very toxic. you are black and have the right. we all have the right to everything so suggesting our way forward, but the gop is not the answer. >> caller: let me respond two level, let's separate bernie sanders for a second. the caller is right, i think, when he talks about the lack of interest republicans are showing on the black vote. you can speculate, on a practical level, what is driving it is they don't need the vote to win. in politics it is about numbers and time spent going after a constituency you don't have much chance of getting, or on people you think you can get. that could be one explanation right there. >> host: jack kemp and paul ryan did try to push word. >> guest: they are not the only examples. you have ian good smith, another politician who did this and chris christie when he ran for reelection as governor of new jersey did quite well among black voters because he went into these places and asked for their vote but the problem with all the people we just named is they are the exceptions and not the rules. you

now to candace gibson. i'm on time. not anymore. >> enjoy. have a great weekend. hello, everybody. live at msnbc in new york. today is decision day for president trump as he faces a deadline to let congressional democrats know whether he will send his own lawyers to take part in the next stage of the impeachment inqui are. the president making this potentially moe mentous call as he prepares to head overseas for a nato summit. >>> new u headaches on the busiest travel day of the year. 52 million people are currently under winter weather alerts and advisories in 24 states. a live view of minnesota. the storm disrupting travel plans for millions of people. we'll give you the late e. >>> and a shooting rampage in the heart of the french quarter in new orleans. the police there are on the hunt for whoever opened fire early this morning on the famed canal street. we'll bring wryou the latest on that in a moment. >>> we begin with fairly significant developments in the investigation of president trump. on tuesday, the house intelligence committee will vote on a newly drafted impeachment

it's candace hanging out. >> i'm one of the guys who gets to draw mickey. >> reporter: now a new book't tell you how many people told me they have the best job in the company and everybody means it when they say it. and it's because they're doing the job that is perfect for them. >> reporter: with photos taken over a 24-hour period worldwide, the book features interviews with some 80 cast members. one day at disney will also debut as a documentary and 52-episode series on disney plus. >> i would argue with anybody that said i didn't have the best job in the company. >> what we're trying to showcase is that at any given hour on any given day not a special day, not a movie premiere, not a park opening, not a holiday, not anything particularly out of the ordinary that extraordinary things go on. >> time to get wet. >> reporter: like tom self, an outside machinist who takes care of disney's water-based attractions. >> our diving takes place once the sun goes down and the guests have all gone home. it's all tinkerbell, all magic and we don't exist and that's kind of the way it's supposed t

now to candace gibson. i'm on time. not anymore. >> enjoy. have a great weekend. hello, everybody. day for president trump as he faces a deadline to let congressional democrats know whether he will send his own lawyers to take part in the next stage of the impeachment inqui are. the president making this potentially moe mentous call as he prepares to head overseas for a nato summit. >>> new u headaches on the busiest travel day of the year. 52 million people are currently under winter weather alerts and advisories in

what the democratic candace have given us are screaming about medicaid.you are racist. they have given us all of these things that don't actually do anything for us. when donald trump does something. and we don't like what he says, that's about him policies and ideas it hurts all of us. that's why trump base is strong and growing. pete: he is right about the prediction and wrong about the why in every single way. because we are getting close to the new year as ed acknowledged. we are looking back at 2019 and plenty of presidential campaign dropouts that we want to look at. we want to ask you who lost the most? the biggest political losers in 2019 in primary process you say at number 5 gill brand and swalwell pretty good place to stuart. >> i made a tie there. list takeoff politico did fun and good list. these two are going to be great punch lines. kirsten gillibrand was going to be the woman who defended the women and the women -- democratic women are upset that she got rid of the groper al franken. and fork eric swalwell this is the guy who said don't wo

entertained out also like to read about history not necessarily historical fiction but like fiction and candace bullard has several books like that on the trip to the amazon those are great books but also very entertaining. >> tonight we are thrilled to have our panel here including our author instead of listening to me talk we are just going to get started wait until i've done. [laughter] it is nice to be here in new haven