chris hall walked out of court with his family, free. but not quite in the clear. and nothing at all like a victory for the hall daughters. what was it like to get that hung jury? what did you think then? >> that was tragic. >> that was devastating to us. >> you expected a not guilty verdict? >> yes. not a doubt. >> deputy d.a. burke strunsky was disappointed too. he was also determined to retry the case. first he sent his investigator on a mission to explore the life and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know. in idaho, where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great con man. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkel is a county commissioner in idaho now. but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said paul made a disturbing revelation, that he had shot himself in the leg in order to get retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. in

. >> reporter: chris hall was home when she got the call. >> as we have received suspicious trails of information in your name. >> reporter: an automated voice claiming to be from social security. >> we will have to issue an arrest warrant under your name and get you arrested. >> reporter: then connected to a man with a foreign accent, she was told a drug cartel had stolen her number and she should act fast to protect her money. >> if i didn't go to the bank and get my money out, my account would be frozen. i wouldn't be able to have any money. >> reporter: it sounded real? >> it did. that's what bothers me, they are so good. >> reporter: the scammer stayed on the phone as chris her bank and withdrew $1,500 and she came to this store where she was told to use this chto take the $1,500 cash and deposit it into a bitcoin account. her money was gone forever. it's a scam with many victims. in 20173 3,200 victims lost money. in 2018 35,000 victims lost $10 million. >> the truth is that incredibly smart people fall for this scam every single day. >> reporter: often tricked because scammers

chris pratt just gave his mother 22 million more reasons to love him. >>> then sneak peeks tonight. what the "big bang" ladies are plotting inside a secret meeting and "grey's anatomy" is >>> halle latest jo >>> we know chris pratt has won katherine schwarzenegger's heart because she said yes, but what would chris's own mother love more, chris or his brother? >> their mom loves to bowl so, she got her team matching bowling shirts. chris said, for four minutes he was the better son. now i'm going put herren instagram for 22 million people to adore her. your move. >> you never outgrow sibling rivalry. >>> let's talk about our favorite mother-daughter duo, goldie hawn and kate hudson. >> she's always late. >> wait! >> at 73, goldie was also down to party like that's time. >> i wasn't drunk! now i'm drunk! >> tequila fueled goldie toured ellen's lot where nearly 40 years ago she filmed "private benjamin" and a film that changed her life. >> i met kurt right here. >> you put a sign on the trailer that said, if the trailer is rocking don't come knocking. >> that's how i grew up. >> can you get used to seeing kurt and your mom up on the screen like that? >> yeah, sort of. >> kate was 8

chris wallace. shutdown, day 23. the longest halligs in over the border wall. ♪ ♪ >> what the president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. >> the democrats don't care about the border, and they don't care about crime. chris: now, the president weighs declaring a national emergency and funding the wall. >> congress should do this. if they can't do it, i will declare a national emergency. finish. chris: we'll get the latest on where negotiations stand. >> i have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. i just don't see a pathway

tonight -- chris hayes, from "comedians of the world," comedian and writer, neal brennan, music from donna missal, featuring the 8g band with charlie hall♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers! this is "late night"! how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump has announced that he will give a live address from the oval office tomorrow night on the border wall. wow. this must be serious business. i mean, the last time someone gave a speech from the oval office -- oh, right, yeah. never mind. [ laughter ] the government shutdown has entered its third week, and i can't say i'm surprised. shutdowns are a pattern with him. [ light laughter ] if trump had a casino, it shut down. he's in charge of the government, it shut down. [ laughter ] he married melania, she shut down! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] shut down. white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders tweeted today that president trump will travel to the southern border on thursday. and what do you know? mexico finally sta

chris wallace. shutdown, day 23. the longest hall halt in american history as each side digs in over the border wall. ♪ ♪ >> what the president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. >> the democrats don't care about the border, and they don't care about crime. chris: now, the president weighs declaring a national emergency and funding the wall. >> congress should do this. if they can't do it, i will declare a national emergency. finish. chris: we'll get the latest on where negotiations stand. >> i have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. i just don't see a pathway forward. chris: from

chris wallace. shutdown, day 23. the longest halls each side digs in over >> each side digs in over the border wall what president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. >> democrats don't care about the border. >> president weighs declaring a national emergency andnd funding the wall. we'll get latest on for negotiations stand. >> i have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. see a pathway

carried on cmon kaiser lets us into his biggest call on receipt chris here on a farm in the southwestern german states of. the swabian halls wine is known as this one and it is this famous for the soup these are all paid their certified swabian whole pigs or bread up in the hole in lower regions and this is where those lands are good breeders up there are responsible for the resurgence of this particular rate which you can see in a dusty ass and you know. the quality of its nice made this way be in whole swine the swabian region's most popular breed of paint in the one nine hundred fifty s. and later years people prefer it leaner meat and the breed had almost died in the one nine hundred eighty s. then swabian cuisine began placing more emphasis on quantity. less and says everything you post i and this is a very important component in our kitchen for a little team in our cooks. or to cut off a lot of costs the pigs a vegetarian toes and grass and that's everything they need an authentic and these pigs are very relaxed so you notice that they aren't grunting running around nervously in the star i use them who they're pretty

chris wallace. shutdown, day 23. the longest hall -- halt in american history as each side digs in over the border wall. ♪ ♪ >> what the president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. >> the democrats don't care about the border, and they don't care about crime. chris: now, the president weighs declaring a national emergency and funding the wall. >> congress should do this. if they can't do it, i will declare a national emergency. finish. chris: we'll get the latest on where negotiations stand. >> i have never been more depressed about moving forward than right now. i just don't see a pathway forward. chris: from republican senator lindsey graham, and we'll ask democratic senator chris coons in his party is willing to make a deal. senators graham and coons only on "fox news sunday." then, "the new york times" reports the fbi investigated whether president trump was working for the russians. we'll is ask our -- we'll ask our sunday panel what the bombshell revelation means for the mueller investigation. all right n

hall and. clean some air for. donald trump you just don't get morning chris you're fired you're fired you're all fired going you should have put more stress on the show said. the lawyer of the u.s. citizen paul whelan who was charged with espionage says that he'll appeal the arrest to correspondent the coachman joins me now from central. bring us up to speed with the latest developments please video. well the u.s. national pool wieland wasn't deeds arrested here in russia the moscow court has placed the us national. for the period for two months the man is currently facing charges of espionage right after the court hearing his lawyer said that he plans to appeal the decision and early on wednesday a pool wieland received a diplomatic delegation you as some bastard to russia jon huntsman mantz the u.s. national and offered his support now pull whelan is a corporate security exactly to fund he's also a former u.s. marine according to the russian federal security service he was detained last friday during a spying action however there is still no facts or details the disclosed so rounding this particular operation now. b

chris mullin and st. john's against patrick ewing and georgetown. hall of famers first met nearly 40 years ago. less than two minutes to play, the holy is up two, forcing the turnover, not one, not two, not three, but four chances, instead georgetown ends up with a four on zero fast break, max mcclung throws down the dog, the hoyas close the game on a 10-1 run and beat the johnnies 89-78. mullens' squad has dropped 405. consolation prize for missing out on the super bowl, how about co-mvp of the pro bowl along with safety jamal adams? but they may have trouble sharing the trophy after jason witten accidentally broke it during the presentation. that's about what the pro bowl is worth these days. >> how old was joe montana when he retired? do you remember? >> i'm going to guess 38, knocked out by concussion i think it was the afc championship game. and that year, they were a possibility they were going to play steve young and the 49ers in the super bowl but both lost before the super bowl. >> bry i 41. >> unprecedented what he's doing. performance, his level and one of his best seasons was this y

chris. coming up next on "today in the bay." a little break from the lane but how long will it last? kari halleep an eye on that. >> storm ranger tracking thunderstorms farther to the north. we will still have a chance of some rain throughout much of the morning and early afternoon. more on that and how much rain we've measured coming up next. >> if you're heading over toward the nimitz in the northbound direction, i'll talk about why you can't take one route and also give you an option. >> plus we're getting new video of storm damage. you might expect a delayed commute because of storm damage and trees down there. we have everything you need to know before you head out. 4:58, you're watching "today in the bay." a microclimate weather effect. take a look at our doppler radar. . >>> welcome to thursday morning. 5:00, microclimate weather alert remains in effect. this is a look at our doppler regarded. most of that rain has moved out but now we're assessing the damage left behind including flooding in contra costa county. >> look at it. it's a mess out there. not just in contra costa county but

hall with senator kamala harris, live from des moines, iowa. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. we have new information on the status of the russia probe. the president's acting attorney general offers up an estimate of when it should end. his words has a key member of the senate calling them chilling. the investigative minds are seated for cuomo's court to take on the relevance here. $11 billion of loss later, the government is back open but for how long? how could the president even threaten to shutdown the government again. will congress be able to stop him? we'll ask the only democrat to vote for the president's wall last week, senator joe mansion and we're just minutes away from the first big event of the 20 election cycle right here on cnn. you get to join us on the road to the white house. what do you say? let's get after it. >> so 2.5 years and 70,000 news cycles later, we have gotten the first word ever from the statement of justice on when the russia probe could end. here it is. >> i have been fully briefed on the investigation. and the investigation is, i think, clos

hall goes before the senate budget committee to talk about the u.s. economic outlook. >> here's a conversation with three governors, republican larry hogan of maryland, democrat tom wolf of pennsylvania, and republican chris sununu of new hampshire. they talked about reaching across the political aisle to achieve consensus. judy woodruff moderates the one, 20-minute event. half. good evening. i'm president of johns hopkins university and i'm delighted to welcome you here to the foundation theater for tonight for h p

one hour, jake tapper moderates a democratic presidential town hall with senator kamala harris, live from des moines, iowa. >>> i am chrisave new information on the status of the russia probe. the president's acting attorney general offers up an estimate of when it should end. his words has a key member of the senate calling them chilling. the investigative minds are seated for cuomo's court to take on the relevance here. $11 billion of loss later, the government is back open but for how long? how could the president even threaten to shutdown the government again. will congress be able to stop him? we'll ask the only democrat to vote for the president's wall last week, senator joe mansion and we're just minutes away from the first big event of the 20 election cycle right here on cnn. you get to join us on the road to the white house. what do you say? let's get after

hall of famer howie long. his son goes head-to-head sunday when the bears play the eagles in chicago. christhe eagles and kyle long for the bears. to top it off, sunday is howie's 59th birthday. what is howie to do? chris who is three years older is going against his brother. what a weekend for the family. >> happy birthday. i guess you spend half the time on one sideline? >> he will figure it out. >>> hours away from another white house meeting with president trump and democrats aimed at ending the government shutdown. the big question today is will either side budge. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.co

hall to head to an after party. this is the 11th in san francisco. we'll go to lisa argan. >> hey, chris, good morning.hot visibilitity, one to four peoples in our valleys. so be careful if you're headed out this morning. 44 morgan hill, 49 san francisco. look at the sun on the peninsula. it will be another nice day today with partly cloudy skies, low 40s in fairfield and the fog, well, it's about a half mile in santa rosa. we're looking at the rain moving in overnight tonight and then we'll see the rain keep going until we get through the end of the week. so just scattered showers and a level one as we get to monday. for today, partly cloudy, 58 richmond and 61 in fremont and 60 palo alto. nice, dry afternoon on the mild side in the seven-day forecast. showers arrive overnight level one mold, tuesday, thursday heavy winds. >> lisa, thanks. thanks to you. george stephanopoulos is next. see you at 9:00. >>> "this week with george stephanopoulos," starts right now. >> no end in sight. >> we're not going anywhere. we're not changing our mind. >> the government shutdown hits day 23, now the longest in u.s.

tonight -- chris hayes, from "comedians of the world," comedian and writer, neal brennan, music from donna missal, featuring the 8g band with charlie hall

hall raised their hands. and there are many ambassadors i have known that are return -- chris hill, johnny carson, and others. jim michael. and who is here by the way. and i look around, the question is i look around and see return volunteers at agencies like state and usaid and n.g.o.'s, active in the social fields, the questioner says, but in the private sector and defense sector i don't see that many return volunteers. and is there something we can do to either diversify the experience or encourage return volunteers to go into those -- say into those sectors. ms. olsen: i think that -- let me start with the private sector of which i'm discovering there are more return volunteers than we know about, which reminds us that we need to highlight this much more because highlighting what return volunteers in the private sector are doing now will encourage many more to go into the private sector. now, anyone here in the private sector we would welcome internships for returning peace corps volunteers or starter positions that a wonderful return volunteer would take on to increase, one, the visibility and two the cr

halle jackson. didn't you think there was a guy there about to propose? no. >> well, i love it. love you. see ya later on. chrisvery much. i am hallie jackson in washington. the shutdown is turning into a situation. that is where president trump is hoping to meet with democrats today. the situation room, set to be the first face-to-face since the partial shutdown started. i'm told not so much a negotiation situation, instead, a border briefing as the president pushes for money for a wall that democrats don't want. which side will blink first? the president may not be blinking, but clapping after the scorcher. what that could mean for the new congress. this morning, mike pompeo demanding the release of a former marine held in russia, accused of spying. details about his background and why he was in moscow in the first place. his twin brother joins us later. our team is here covering it all. we start with the no deal doings here in washington. by the numbers, it is day 12 of the partial government shutdown. eight members of congress confirmed to be attending the meeting with congress in the number one first face-

hall followed by a rally at arena green. >>> let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, chris some light scattered showers in parts of the north bay throughout the day today and hopefully we'll try to get live doppler 7-up for you. there we go. most areas will be dry. we do see some sprinkles, though, with the live camera from mt. tam. temperatures are mainly in the 50s right now. a little bit of limited visibility with some fog through parts of the north bay like santa rosa three miles and four miles in half moon bay. for san francisco's women's march today, it will be mostly dry with only a 10% chance of rain. so cloudy throughout the day but temperatures will be warming up into the low 60s by this afternoon. look for mild temperatures around the bay area today, but also we have another storm on its way and that's coming tomorrow. i'll have details on that as well. chris. >> frances, thank you. >>> up next, a natural gas pipeline explosion in mexico has killed dozens of people. what government officials say was to blame. abc 7 news at 8:00 is next. i can do more to lower my

chris brown detained. what is happening right now police in paris amid reports that say a woman claims the singer attacked her. >>> also new for you this morning, hall of famer? today could giants legend barry bonds finally makes the cut. when we'll know, and why some say he's still a long shot away from that. "today in the bay" continues for you right now. and a good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for beginning your morning with "today in the bay." i'm wherebmarcus washington. >> getting it started. it's 6:00, a cold start, too. >> i think this is what we better get used to. we don't see any changes over the next few days. we will have some beautiful weather over the next few days, as we get ready to make some plans, as you step out the door in antioch, some mid-40s and all of that sunshine warms up our temperatures. we'll be in the upper 50s later today, as we head over toward concord, we are going to go from 40 degrees at 6:00 this morning to 57 at noon. we will talk about all of our microclimates and what's ahead coming up, and mike, most of the commute is moving well, right? >> most of it, that's right, that means you have to stick arou

chris cuomo doesn't get past just because he apologized and rewrote the two. a lot of people saying the birther thing reminds them of donald trump and former president obama. shannon: congratulating mariano rivera on his halla huge hall of fame on a becoming the first person to be voted unanimously into the baseball hall of fame. watch. [cheers and applause] >> didn't that cute? at this stage in the game, he gets the accolades, donald trump did congratulate him on twitter. unanimously elected to the hall of fame, great player and great person. i am thankful for his support of the opioid drug abuse commission and fitness go. heather: i was at his all-star game, the first baseline when he ran out to the mound and it was something. thank you so much. appreciate it. the time is half past the top of the hour. the brother of an american charged with spying and russia speaking out after he appears in court. why he says his brother is being used as a pond. the left attack second lady karen pens and many going after the covington catholic school student. our next guest says it is all about identity politics. ♪ my religion ♪ - [voiceover] this is an urgent message from the international fellowship of christians and

chris cilizza. what is harris's campaign saying now? >> having gone back and forth with them over twitter for the last 24 hours, here's how i would put it. on monday night in the town hallke tapper in iowa, she says let's eliminate all of it, talking in the context of private insurance companies. what her campaign has said afterward is really, i think, a clarification, which is yes, her ideal situation is medicare for all, singing payer, a nationalized health insurance system that gets rid entirely of private insurance companies. but in the interim she's also sponsored other bills that are a little bit more nuanced on 're public or private insurers. that's where she wants to be. i don't think it's where she came across on monday night. i think they are trying to clarify to get her to that point. >> medicare for all is not the only option that she is open to. that's where we're landing at this moment. >> yeah. it's a little bit complicated. >> so is health care. >> in 2016 bernie sanders running against hillary clinton makes a big push in january of 2016. he says we need what he calls medicare for all, which essentially says we take away the private insurance market enti

hall goes before the senate budget committee to talk about the u.s. economic outlook. >> here's a conversation with three governors, republican larry hogan of maryland, democrat tom wolf of pennsylvania, and republican chris sununu of new hampshire. they talked about reaching across the political aisle to achieve consensus. judy woodruff moderates the one, 20-minute event. half. good evening. i'm president of johns hopkins university and i'm delighted to welcome you here to the foundation theater for tonight for him presented by pbs news hour and sponsored by the institute at johns hopkins university. that is a mouthful. let me start by first thinking and acknowledging elizabeth was sitting in the first row for her extraordinary role in the organizing and chant beginning of the event and to the foundation for its unyielding support of our mission we are truly grateful to the leadership of either of who are here tonight but they are pleased to see nancy is with us tonight and again we want to thank you for your support. [applause] >> james in 1787 the condition of society but he called the rage of the part party and this occurred when the political party complicated its responsibility to the public good in