chris: down to the second. david: down to the second. announcer: the car wash customer and his beef with the fine print, or lack thereof, next. chris: welcome back, and finally, tonight, 2 minutes of proof that we respond to every call and every email we receive, no matter the amount of money in dispute. this is that story about a $9 car wash, a $9 car wash that a union city man paid for but never got. yes, it is partly about principle, but it's also about shelling out 9 bucks and getting nothing in return. chris: a gas station car wash. your route to the rotating bristles is a routine. you pump fuel, you pay for a code, you punch it into the keypad, then you let the suds restore a showroom shine. but when david lin followed that routine at this union city shell, he couldn't get past the keypad. david: the code didn't work. chris: oddly, the clock was his enemy. david prepaid for a works car wash the afternoon of may 6. the pump printed this receipt that says, "expires may 20," so the car wash was good for 14 d

chris: you must be marcus. lemonis: i am marcus. chris: i'm chris. lemonis: chris, how are you?hris: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. this place is cool. chris: thank you. lemonis: you know, i've driven by here for years, 'cause i live in chicago. chris: yeah. lemonis: i think i've seen this place for, like, 20 years. chris: 1982 it opened. it's chicago's original board shop -- bought it about six years ago now. lemonis: okay. so, when i come in here, do i think about this as a snowboard shop? chris: in the wintertime, yes. in the summertime, we do skateboards, stand-up paddleboards. lemonis: that's a paddleboard? chris: yeah. lemonis: that's gigantic. chris: [ chuckling ] what? lemonis: like, okay. but how would i even get this there -- like, on my vw beetle? jess: we've definitely done it. chris: roof rack. this is jess. lemonis: how are you? jess: hi, marcus. lemonis: i'm marcus. jess: nice to meet you. lemonis: and you're jess? have you ever been on this thing? jess: oh, yeah. for sure. yeah. chris: we all go paddle. yeah. lemonis: what does something like this c

yes. >> chris: espn, spts "sportscen at night. and they will talk about the outfield on the sidelines. the game against kansas and the ou win. and looks to be done for the night. brandon stephens, the sophomore is in the game now. first down. rosen, under pressure, delivers to the end zone. touchdown lasley, the hat trick and the bruins hanging around. >> kirk: big time throw with so much on the line here and picking up a blitz with cameron smith right up the middle. >> chris: on the field, down five. you go for two here and 2:36 to cover 61 yards in eight plays and what a throw by the quarterba quarterback. >> chris: he has a pick and a fumble and now if they can get to three yards here. he can get to three points. >> kirk: the ball on the left hash. >> chris: bruins are two for two this season on two-point conversions. stevens rosen. from the pocket. delivers. and high, incomplete. over the head of lasley. and the lead is still five. >> kirk: i talked about smith, the blitz right up the middle. and he hasn't played much but it's

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the push for tax reform heats up as a republicans face growing political pressure to produce. ♪ >> this is about actually improving people's lives and making a positive difference. >> if they think that this is the bill that they must pass in order to stay in power, they have it all wrong. >> chris: we will discuss what is in the house and senate plans and what the republicans have the votes with a point man on tax reform. republican chairman kevin brady. then, after sweeping election losses this week, the g.o.p. is now dealing with rolling calls for alabama senate candidate roy moore to step aside. speak with these attacks are completely false and untrue. >> chris: we will discuss what it means for the special election with chris van hollen, head of the democrats senate campaign. plus, president trump on the world stage taking his america first message abroad. >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> we will ask our sunday panel about the preside

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the wave of sexual harassment cases sweeping the nation reaches the senate, as republican candidate judge roy moore fights for his political life. ♪ >> this is an attempt by the mitch mcconnell and his party to steal the election that the people of alabama. >> chris: and democratic senator al franken becomes the first member of congress accused in the post-harvey weinstein era. >> he thought he would get away with it and that isn't okay and it isn't funny. nothing like that is ever funny. >> chris: we will discuss the allegations with south carolina senator tim scott. then... >> we really don't have current guidelines right now to say a sexual relationship with a 19-year-old inter-has off-limit off-limits. >> chris: will congress to crack down on its own holes? we will ask mia love. and we will bring in our sunday panel to ask if a wave of new charges will change the atmosphere on capitol hill. plus, the house passes its tax bill. >> from the very start with of the failure is not an o

offer the verdict at chris hall's sentencing a letter was produced from one of chris hall's brother,not one public word about the case. we would like to ask his honor for the maximum sentence, wrote billy. the pain that my family has suffered through this tragedy is unforgivable. >> i didn't want to hurt the girls. i had to say what was on my mind. >> there was a deep divide in the family said billy. some of the relatives believed chris was innocent but he and he said others including cristi's uncle steve mundy urged on the prosecutor silently. >> half the family was convinced he was innocent and half was convinced he wasn't. that's hard to do when you have a big family and you all have to be together once in a while. >> when it involves as member as loved as cristi was. >> exactly. >> does that explain why this kind of group of people in the family decided to just let justice take its course? >> we talked about it quite a bit. you've got to know when to show up sometimes and when not to show up, just to keep what's left of the family as together as you can have it. >> thank you so m

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. no sexual harassment claims shake congress and the media. ♪ >> another apology from democratic senator al franken. calls for an ethics investigation into john conyers. >> i just heard about him 2 minutes ago. as far as franken is concerned, he's going to have to speak for himself. >> chris: the president's defense of alabama senate candidate roy moore. >> i can tell you one thing for sure, we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat. >> chris: plus the firing of veteran news man charlie rose. we will discuss the fallout with carly fiorina, formal former hf hewlett-packard who ran for president in 2016. then, congress races to avoid a government shutdown. tax reform hits to the senate floor. >> frankly, i don't know why they wouldn't support tax cuts for the middle class. >> chris: we will break down prospects with senator john thune, the number three republican in the senate. plus, michael flynn's lawyers have cut ties with the trump legal team in the rush broke. we will ask o

chris: thank you, we will track progress. >> thank you, chris.hris: up next disturbing allegations against roy moore the republican senate candidate in the wake of democratic victories across the country on election day, we will talk with senator chris van, head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee about his party's prospects to take back control of both the house and senate in ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. chris: this week allegations of sexual misconduct that date back decades surfaced against alabama senate candidate judge roy moore, top republicans took back endorsements and cut off fundraising efforts for moore. alabama's special election is on december 12th and with the gop now holding a slim two vote majority in the senate, what hap

. >> chris: that is a mental mistake by lewis there. gives the bruins 15 extra yards to begin the drive. >> kirk: you are down 11. you have a quarterback like rosen, they have to work down field. and you have to be smart, trying to preserve the two time-outs and you have to score and they can't afford to be using time-outs on this drive. >> chris: they fake the reverse and keeps and it motors in usc territory. >> kirk: second time we have seen him go to that mt. and great thing about that, i can see him a little bit limp and will take him out of the game. looks like jalen starks is going to come in, and tell him to get down. will stop the clock and picking up the first down, stops the clock lehere. not to mention it injury. >> chris: they figure to use a bunch of trick plays. though jedd fisch calls them football plays. and he was influenced a lot by steve spurrier and you figure coming in here and haven't seen a bunch of it. and a couple reverses. >> kirk: you keep two of three things in the back pocket and you have a quarterback that

chris: thank you, we will track progress. >> thank you, chris.hris: up next disturbing allegations against roy moore the republican senate candidate in the wake of democratic victories across the country on election day, we will talk with senator chris van, head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee about his party's prospects to take back control prospects to take back control of both the house and senate in coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. type 2 diabetes.here to test people's knowledge about so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is th

chris: thank you, we will track progress. >> thank you, chris.hris: up next disturbing allegations against roy moore the republican senate candidate in the wake of democratic victories across the country on election day, we will talk with senator chris van, head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee about his party's prospects to take back control of both the house and senate in 2018. keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ronoh really?g's going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms... again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. chris: this week allegations of sexual misconduct

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump travels across asia while the fight over tax reform heats up here at home. ♪ >> we get this through, and i think we will, you will see this economy take off like a rocket ship. >> this is a shell game, a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. >> chris: we go to capitol hill for a wide-ranging interview with house speaker paul ryan. the prospects for the republican tax plan. >> how certain are you that the house will make the thanksgiving deadline? >> chris: the russia investigation. >> some republicans are arguing the president could fire robert mueller. >> chris: and the revelation the democrats 2016 primary contest may have been raked. >> that the dnc in effect made a deal with hillary clinton. >> chris: paul ryan, only on "fox news sunday" ." then, terror strikes new york city again. >> do you want them sent to gtmo? >> i would consider that. >> chris: senator lindsey graham accuses the white house of going soft. >> i hope presid

chris: let me ask the question. >> i just know you so well, chris. chris: i know but in january when the new house and new republican senate and the new republic and president were getting started you said this spirit we are fiscal conservatives. what that means is we believe government should not spend beyond its means we get our fiscal house in order to plant a debt crisis in the future. chris: question. what happened to paul ryan the deficit? >> he's also a growth advocate and he was a faster growing economy, more jobs, bigger take-home pay and that means higher tax revenue. chris: but your mark is one and half trillion dollars deficit to the deficit. >> we did it that way because we believe the senate parliamentarian won't let us use the dynamics morning which is scoring and that figures out growth so we basically did not want to leave the chance that some bureaucrat unelected would deny our ability to bring a taxable through that is progrowth and that reflects the program estimate. that is why it is done that way we are absolutely convinced and

had chris found out? impossible to know.investigator dove talked to cristi's co-workers at the clinic where she was an x-ray technician, several of them said they noticed a sudden change in her usually vibrant personality. one co-worker offered more. >> she told us that she was contemplating a divorce. >> if true -- and it was only an if -- it might well persuade a jury. but also prosecutor strunsky needed to explain what lindsay patterson saw or didn't see. why didn't she see cristi's drowned body when she peeked over the wall a second time? >> we were not able to explain to the jury why she didn't see cristi at that point. and i think that allowed the defense to make the argument that cristi hall was inside. >> the prosecution hired a water expert to do a re-creation of the halls' spa. andrea zafaris has been assisting law enforcement nationwide in drowning investigations for the past 20 years. she got in the spa while strunsky videotaped from the spot where lindsay was watching. >> from the center of the pool and towards

chris: no.one with something and it sat for two or three months, i look back and think maybe it was not as bad as i thought it was. charlie: the smartest kid on earth. chris: when i see that now, i can see a lot of problems. charlie: a lot of problems? do you also see a lot of accomplishments? chris: sure. you know. at the same time, i think braum said something does not have to be good, it just has to be complete. i am misquoting. something like that. a lot of unintended difficulties in that and other books i have done. i try to structure books in a way that allows for the unattended things to become part of the story. charlie: what did jimmy do for you? chris: other than proving to me that i could stick with something for seven years and get through a whole book i guess, certainly that and also helped me pay the rent, finally. lifechanges your completely over. i was drawing comics on the side and then all of a sudden to draw this stuff and have it be the source of food and sustenance for yours

-mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and you're the accountant? chris: yeah. mike: chris left a corporate company, making six figures, and cut it in half to come work for sjc. he has mbas and an engineering background. lemonis: you a partner in the business? chris: we act like partners, but i have no equity stake in the business. -lemonis: so that's a no? -chris: yes, so... lemonis: so, something beautiful like this... what's your cost to make it -- materials and labor? chris: $680. lemonis: it was $680 to make this? what will you sell this piece for? mike: $795. lemonis: so at, basically, 15% margins. mike: right. lemonis: that's a lot of work for 15 points. -these things look badass. -mike: exactly. thank you. lemonis: your margins are not badass. -chris: right. -mike: right. lemonis: you really have to have a sustainable margin on any product to be able to pay your bills. i mean, their m

. >> i'm chris wallace. president trump travels across asia while the fight over tax reform heats up here at home. >> we get this through and i thank you will you will see this economy take off like a rocket ship. >> this is a shell game, a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on american people. >> we go to capital for a wide range interview with house speaker paul ryan. the prospects for the republican tax plan. >> how certain are you that the house will meet the things giving deadline? ask him about his are arguing the president should fire robert mueller. the dnc, in effect made a deal with hillary clinton. >> paul ryan only on "fox news sunday". then tara strikes new york city again. mr. president, do you want the a salient to get the death penalty? yes, it's only what. >> senator graham accuses white house and going soft. >> i hope president trump will break the cycle of turning the terror crime and declaring him a suspected enemy combatant. >> it's fox news on exclusive. plus, our son a

man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris.emonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause you don't want to dig into the wood. and i can shape the boards, i can cut them, i can decal them.

then there is chris hill. those would be the ones that come to mind immediately with the stakes are the highest but also where the odds -- to borrow a quote. the nearest thing in your life. that is how i define a great defense. those would be some of the candidates i would pursue with the civil war. stewart? >> as you have stated, usually when i talk about this fighting against the army of northern virginia they talk about the 23rd and their first skirmish with the army of northern virginia. today i am going to talk about the first major action of the united states. that is going to be a little discussed panel called the battle for wilson's war. most reenactors and many of them i have reconnected with we do a annual reenactment at fort pocahontas which is in charles city. a brigadier general i think his , name was mentioned briefly earlier this evening. yes, it is called the wild african brigade. they are actually going to defend fort pocahontas which is at wilson's wharf. they are going to defeat general lee

chris. chris is doing a good job tonight leading the team. >> chris: he is one of the younger officials. hasn't been a referee that long. a high-profile assignment tonight. so wimbush who has thrown a couple of touchdowns doesn't get that one there. he goes with the two interceptions. on third and 10. wimbush escaping. slipping. still fighting and now he is going to be hit. finally just the reason and enough is enough with this dancing around. i'm just going to knock u >> kirk: buncom held him up, and justin reid said, i have seen enough of this. >> chris: buncom -- you said he is a smart guy? he is an aspiring brain surgeon. we say it's not brain surgery, but he is studying to be a brain surgeon. there is a bunch of aspiring doctors on this football field. fourth and 13. wimbush delivers. incomplete. it was thrown behind stepherson at the 5 yard line and the cardinal will take over and grind out a victory here. >> kirk: impressive win here for stanford. 38-20 over number eight, notre dame.

chris m.: chris m.: anything you want to add to this? >> i think we can think in terms of politics. ?re we still on brian: brian: i think in terms of politics we can think about defense and certainly within the northern homefront we think about the northern homefront as being perfectly united and one of the great untold stories of the war is the depth of those divisions in which northern politicians, abraham lincoln most famously, defending the necessity of this war, he will defend the necessity of these new policies of emancipation and the draft. we can think about the gettysburg address as the fence defense that this war have to continue. in november of 1863, when the manifest, heret he is giving a decidedly political speech explaining why the war has to continue. that put a local -- that political defense that is waged not only by republicans that democrats.ar and a number of democrats who that party labels aside and go off and recruit and support the war effort and raise troops. those are also defenses we should be thinking about. ch

chris. chris is doing a good job tonight leading the team. >> chris: he is one of the younger officials. hasn't been a referee that long. a high-profile assignment tonight. so wimbush who has thrown a couple of touchdowns doesn't get that one there. he goes with the two interceptions. on third and 10. wimbush escaping. slipping. still fighting and now he is going to be hit. finally just the reason and enough is enough with this dancing around. i'm just going to knock you out of bounds. >> kirk: buncom held him up, and justin reid said, i have seen enough of this. >> chris: buncom -- you said he is a smart guy? he is an aspiring brain surgeon. we say it's not brain surgery, but he is studying to be a brain surgeon. there is a bunch of aspiring doctors on this football field. fourth and 13. wimbush delivers. incomplete. it was thrown behind stepherson at the 5 yard line and the cardinal will take over and grind out a victory here. >> kirk: impressive win here for stanford. 38-20 over number ei

chris doesn't like the violence. you're supposed to be doing color commentary he teases matt good thing matt is awake when after 2:00 a.m. a takes arrives on his phone. it's from yet another car filled with janesville gypsies up ahead. mile marker 28 or so cop in the median. chris slows. nine miles later, matt spot this cop. no likey tickets, chris says, can't afford. to the one time matt got pulled over, the summer before last, he told the officers the truth. that he works in fort wayne during the week, and was driving home, and he guested he was just a little bit excited to get there and see his family. the cop said he could understand and let matt off. they passed the chrysler plant that wasn't hiring when he aim see by plants shuts down. we the get to rock ford chris says, the home stretch. holy shit we are nearly home, matt says. paul continues his gentle snores and at this hour, 2:41 janesville time, chris gets philosophical. funny how we covent time i count home claim is have to spend there. three more. he is

>> thank you, chris. miami, with a decisive win, which leaves tough decisions for the playoff committee. especially since that number one spot is open for the taking. after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. tied at 24. devonte smith's first catch of the game. bama survives despite giving up three rushing touchdowns for the first time in the nick saban era. number six tcu at number five oklahoma. baker mayfield to rodney anderson. sooners up 38-20 with 48 seconds to go. two contenders clinched spots in their conference championship games. number four clemson beat florida state and will play miami for the acc title, while number eight wisconsin is 10-0 for the first time in school history. and toda

nothing was too expensive for chris.ven the house he lived in. >> it was a house that was purchased by his mother. >> 18-year-old kid with his own house. >> correct. that's kinda strange, you know. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. s

[laughter] chris m.: busy getting two cards from chris -- cue cards from chris white? >> another thing to think about is with a lot of the forces building the fortifications come in the beginning of the war there are fortifications at centerville, manassas, but by spring of 1862, a lot of the confederate fortifications were evacuated to be taken over by union troops. so building them, only to leave, to have them overtaken by the enemy. chris m.: a couple more questions. just a couple more minutes. paul from allen, texas. i would like to chase the issue about the washington defenses. notould seem to be that if by gettysburg, the washington defenses were in such a condition that no confederate forces existed at that point, that it could have enough throw away to really threaten it. but without paranoid behavior of lincoln and hallick, grant's strategic options were limited by the fact he had to stay between washington and lee's forces. chris k.: you bring up a fair point. and you basically explained the reasoning why grant -- of the heavy artillery men and puts them into

chris? great reporting from kelly o'donnell in seoul, south korea the latest in the russian investigation and much more as we are starting to see very early results in the virginia governor's race. right now we're calling it too early to call. back after this. >>> the newly released transcript of carter page's testimony before the house intelligence committee last week reveals more about the former campaign adviser's trip to moscow in july of 20 skep, right in the middle of the campaign. page said under oath that prior to making the trip, he informed five, that's five, campaign officials of his travel plans, including jeff sessions, the future ag and hopess to 'ing the white house communication director as well as then campaign manager cory lewandowski. while page said he traveled as a private citizen to give his speech at the university of moscow, an emeanwhile shows he tried to coordinate the details with the campaign. the transcript reveals after his event in moscow, page reported to camp

now plain blue. >> no doubt about that, chris. there is a lot of soul searching going on among republicans in virginia today. this state one example of a sweeping repudiation of donald trump and his administration with the election results last night. the race expected to be close. it was anything but. >> the democratic party is back, my friends! >> anti-trump wave fueling a big sweep, including the hotly contested governor's race in virginia. the state's governor crushing ed gillespie by nine points in a race expected to be close. >> virginia has told us to end the divisiveness that we will not condone hatred and bigotry and to end the politics that have torn this country apart. >> president trump blaming gillespie for the loss, accusing him of not embracing him and what he stands for. exit polls show president trump is deeply unpopular. with twice as many voters who say trump was a factor in their decision, saying they came up to oppose the president instead of support him. >> you have sent a message across the globe to south ko

bill: is this a referendum on chris christie that kim could not get out from under weight of chris christie, 14 percent. >> give her credit, she closed the gap, we ran against chris christie in this race, not against donald trump or kim guadagno. we ran against chris christie, murphy, he ran a positive progressive campaign in this state, which i think -- >> i don't think it was positive. >> to left of most mainstream democrats. >> more of a progressive campaign. i think it was a positive message. a lot of people reacted. bill: referendum on trump. >> i don't think so, many played a huge -- money played a huge part in in race. >> he stuck to public financing. bill: donald trump, maybe he would have come in and campaigned? >> she had a resource problem, i don't know him being here would have helped. bill: congressman tom mccarther raised to knows of tos of money. >> he has his own money too. bill: where do middle class and working class in new jersey go from here, democrats in charge of senate, and legislature and neuheisenew the governor sayingm going to raise taxes. >> it is a little scary.

chris wants to explain. >> the department of corrections wouldn't allow an interview on camera with chris. >> this is a global tel link prepaid call from -- >> christopher mccowan. >> hi, chris. >> hello? hey. >> let's go back to how this all started, okay? >> being a garbage man, you know, i get to go by everybody's houses and you know get to talk to them briefly. she asked me to come in the house and to look at her christmas tree. >> were you attracted to her? >> she had something with her. standing there, that close in her vicinity with her you know one thing just led to another and -- >> what do you mean, one thing led to another? >> it just like it was just a mutual thing between two people, i guess, and we started kissing. then we winded up, ended up having -- having sex. >> so how many times were you intimate with christa? >> just one time. >> you had sex with her on the thursday. >> right. >> and then she ends up dead on think that that's odd? that you must have killed her? >> there's a lot of specul

alisyn, chris? >> suzanne, thank you very much. >>> so, let's bring in our cnn politics reporter and editor at large, chris cillizza and cnn political analyst. great to see both of you guys. let me put up for you and everyone the lawmakers who are still on the fence. you can see corker. i mean, there are people who are actually on this committee that it has to make it out of that we don't know how they're going to vote today. so, karan you talk to these folks all the time. is this horse trading that we're seeing or real philosophical differences with this bill. >> this is a very serious moment for these folks. gop has campaigned for years that they want a balanced budget that doesn't grow the national debt. yet that question is what they're grappling with as they deal with this. making this more palatable, concerned with small businesses as senator johnson is, is going to add to the overall price tag of this, cutting right to the heart of what the gop philosophy has been about budgeting for a long t

i am chris matthews. consider the message sent across the country yesterday from the top of the ticket in virginia and new jersey to local races in new hampshire, pennsylvania, georgia, florida, and out in washington state. american voters delivered a rebuke to president trump. in virginia, they turned out in record numbers and gave ralph northam a greater than expected victory against gillespie. democrats made gains in the virginia house of delegates. all this carries an ominous message for republicans next year and it should. in washington, of course, democrat -- this washington, democrats and republicans had very different takeaways. let's watch. >> this was a big deal. >> it's about more than virginia. this is about our country and it's about the future of issues in congress. >> i hope more republicans get the message last night that americans are looking for us to work together and solve problems. >> i don't read that much into it. >> i think it's clear that -- >> republicans should look at the elect

you're right, chris, they haven't done it. but 11 days between saying man i wish i could control the justice department and they could look into this to the justice department saying we're thinking about looking into this. >> there's a lot of raised eyebrows you're giving us today, chris cillizza. say no more. the eyebrows speak for themselves. >> i mean -- >> david gregory, chris cillizza, thank you very much. >>> roy moore facing new allegations. our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. verizon and google have teamed up on the pixel 2. it's like verizon is the oil and google is the balsamic. it's more like the google pixel 2 is the unlimited storage. and verizon is the best unlimited plan. i like oil and balsamic. (vo) get up to 50% off the pixel 2 on google's exclusive wireless partner, verizon. you feel better. introducing tommie copper's all new shoulder ce

>> reporter: hey there, chris. it wasn't that long ago we thought about north korea being able to hit guam, hawaii, the west coast. they could hit a missile exactly where you're sitting in the u.s. mainland, including the east coast. the it was in the air longer than any other missile had been in there. and the north koreans saying this brings them very close to what they are calling nuclear completion. the south korean military responded immediately with what they call a precision missile strike. what was the purpose of that? it was a simulation. they hit the target the same times three times in the water to say, look, if we have to, we can respond. what is crucial is something alisyn mentioned, this heavy pay load. they underscore that to say we can miniaturize a nuclear war head and we may do that. will ripley has been to pyongyang several times. a north korean source telling him what will come next is an above ground nuclear detonation. many people wouldn't bet against that right now. this, as you can imagine,

chris left his job at the t.v. station and he said my career in news was fulfilling but instead of asking questions i became focused s. a democrat announced that he would run for a seat in the house of delegates he challenged a three term incumbent islands was a big plank on his platform and on tuesday chris won guns and politics you get the big picture here every friday night at seven and ten thirty eastern and if you watch us somewhere else you can also find us on direct t.v. channel three to one or watch any of our shows anytime at youtube dot com slash the big picture r.t. and look for yourself there too i'm holland cook in washington and i am at holland cook on twitter where if you follow me i'll follow you and each week on that you tube page we feature your tweets so question more. so here i am amazon that's already an entrenched almost that's the octopuses us giant squid penetrating every facet of the economy and it's being financed by money that they can borrow in purpose perpetually at zero percent and buy

>> no, i think it's very relevant, chris.w, if you step back there are three big meetings we know about. imagine you and i were having this conversation a year ago and a year ago we knew that a campaign adviser that candidate trump had personally identified had a back channel to the rupg s to get e-mails about hillary clinton and the president's son was coordinating activity with wikileaks and the president's son and son-in-law were having a meeting with a russian lawyer where they were discussing trading sanctions relief for dirt on hillary clinton. a year ago, chris, that would have taken our breath away. and now we know those kinds of things. so, you list all those numbers. i'm going to put it over here that that's really definitely weird. i would also forward the proposition that that's probably beyond acceptable, political behavior for most americans. and now we're going to go find out whether any of it was illegal or not. >> that is the big bar because at the end of the day either there were crimes committed, you can sh

chris: i don't think necessarily.it's a combination of you continue to build up the service provider base, but you also have a better experience for those existing service providers. you make it easier for them to win jobs and manage their business. it expand their capacity, which is good for us. at how muchlook capacity we have utilized, that has increased. if you look at retention of service providers, that has increased. it's a combination of bringing new ones in and helping the ones that are in the network grow and improve. erik: one of the things that's peculiar about home services relative to other local marketplaces is that the take rate is so low. chris: true. erik: how long is it going to take to get up? how much money do you have to spend to do it? i know you are fearful -- and are you fearful of the amount of money that's going to be required? chris: to me, it's a high-class problem. the more these guys are winning, the more jobs they win, the lower our take great goes down -- take rate goes down. we are co

overton finish with two wickets, chris woakes finish with six.nce of ben stokes he is noa six. in the absence of ben stokes he is no a key player for england. six. in the absence of ben stokes he is no a key playerfor england. —— now a key player. with them being away it means we have all got to step up. hopefully i can do that and score runs and take wickets. that is the plan. i will be trying to do that. i feel like i the plan. i will be trying to do that. ifeel like i am building well heading into that test series. good work—out for england's bowlers but after the latest injury skier england will be hoping they can stay fit as well as focused. well australia is a hotbed of sport at the moment. as well as the men's and women's ashes the men's rugby league world cup is well under way. the women's version will soon start alongside it. england are one of six sides competing for the trophy but, as stuart pollitt reports, the players are in a very different situation to their male counterparts. a wet and windy morning in wigan. final training sessio

i'm no chris hemsworth.n, as a guy that likes to work out a little bit, i can't imagine going up next to the god of thunder like that. well done, mark. >>> shifting gears. frankie muniz is on the quest for if mirrorball. on monday, they'll dance with her former partner and sitcom shar, alfonso ribeiro. i fe >> i felt like i was trying to keep up. >> i was impressed. >> i don't want to look back and go, man, i should have pushed harder. >> living with no regrets is his motto. he stopped by to do facebook live and talk about his journey back into the spot light. >> i left the business. i started doing other things. it made me appreciate everything i had been through and had done so much more. >> reporter: he was 14 when he landed the starring role on "malcolm in the middle." >> that is so awesome. >> reporter: he credits his role. >> to this day, i have never drank a sip of alcohol. never come near a drug. >> reporter: the show ended in 2006. he left hollywood to be a race car driver. after a nasty crash in 20

chris matthews is the author of the book. chris is here with us this morning. >> i love that you're coming back here. so you have written about j.f.k. talk about what you found so fascinating about his brother. >> his brother was really the boss -- not the boss but bobby was the brains. he pushed civil rights really hard. when there was a hot issue that really mattered he was really the smart guy. i find it fascinating. i always wondered growing up how could he be such a good guy on civil rights and things like that. there is a picture on the back of the book that shows a white poor family. you can tell by their clothes they are really hard up saluting his train as it goes by. there are a lot of pictures like that. like 20,000 in philadelphia and this is what both gave to him. i'm saying they both trusted him. we haven't had that in this country. we are working class. a lot of people like trump. african americans still don't like guys like that. he really tried to do that. >> yeah. >> today they tried to divide. dividing work