chuck i don't know. if you found my jewish but you might. just think that he did this testing discussed but the custos threatening to just turn over young. headlines this hour life among the ruins artie's latest report from inside mosul his from the locals themselves about surviving in their city five months after being liberated from isis. daughter doesn't want to go to school because she's afraid when we came back here my son would vomit every morning out of fear they are psychologically scarred for life. on the u.n. gets its financial wings clipped is the u.s. agrees a significant cuts in contributions it follows threats to pull funding after members comprehensively rejected donald trump's decision on jerusalem status on the map that sees.

chuck, i heard you have company already. good news. in with you soon. >> we do need to get to some breaking news. >> [ inaudible ] right now here is one of them. this is where megan mcgrath is for us this morning. southbound 95 at 234. dumfries. that's where you get pushed off. take a look at this crash shutting down the lanes. northbound is unaffected at this point. when you look at this map, you can see southbound 95 near triangle. lanes blocked because of the crash investigation. megan mcgrath, as i mentioned, out there on the scene. tell me what you're seeing from down there. >> reporter: well, melissa, i'll step out ut of the way. people are being told to get off on exit 152. that ramp there in dumfries area. that's as far as you can go southbound on 95. the accident itself is a little further down the line in the triangle area. but all lanes of 95 are closed. still pretty early. so while we are seeing a slowdown in the area, you're taking a live look at it right now. it's not

i tried hard on that, chuck. >> i noticed that. what do you mean, expand the production a little bit? what does that mean? >> there is conversation around the fact that in some of the blue states where the taxes are high, the property tax alone, they will not be able to use the $10,000 possible deduction. so allowing for income and property taxes, which would cost another $100 billion, by the way, to be options for folks in those states would be a better solution, and we're looking at ways to make that happen. >> does that mean you'll raise the corporate rate from 20%? >> i'm hoping that we don't have to. we're looking at things that the two bodies have very different approaches to mortgage interest deduction, which would save us about $25 billion that we could use to provide more relief to the salt -- or my sweetener in the salt, i should say. >> sweet and savory is the type of cuisine that everybody seems to love. >> i hope so. >> senator scott, i appreciate you coming on and sharing your views. >> thank you. >>> senator bernie s

chuck, i feel like the accolades just keep on coming for katie ledecky. she is truly the golden girl. >> absolutely. congratulations to her. love to have that success from a local kid here. if she can do it, so can i. yes, you can. keep on swimming. outside today, it is going to be cold, cold, cold. not very good pool weather. if it's an indoor pool, you there are some snow flurries to be dealt with early on this morning. basically from leesburg to frederick to winchester and the top of the shenandoah valley. picture of a snowflake, get a picture and send it to me @chuckbell4 on twitter. >>> and it's the weather phenomenon that has people seeing triple. what it took for three suns to recently appear in the sky. >>> and to say sparks were flying may be a bit of an understatement. the fire call that left a local couple engaged. kick off the new year with a deal that will save you money for the next 2 years guaranteed. get the 100% fiber-optic network with the fastest internet available. plus phone, plus showt

>> you established and you want him to resign but -- >> chuck, chuck, what i just said is al frankent was proper for him to resign and you have a president accused by many women of assault, he may think of doing the same. >> let me go to this impeach question here, is tom stiler right? many democrats were not ready to get on that bandwagon yet, where are outline this issu are you on this issue? >> i think there is a process to be followed. mr. mueller is doing a good job on his investigation. if mueller brings forth the clear evidence that there is collusion between the trump campaign and the russians, i think you have grounds for impeachment. jumping the gun does not do any good. you have to bring the american people onto the issue. if we are going to go forward with the impeachment, i want the american people clearly understand why that is the case and why it makes sense and why it is the right thing to do. that's with the mueller investigation is all about. boy, i am deeply offended by republican ethics to try to discredit mr. mueller. when it was fbi director, he was a great guy.

." >> good to be with you, chuck. >> i know you are not a fan of this bill at all.he democratic party done enough in the institution of the house and the senate to stop this bill? >> well, one of the absurdity of this whole process is republicaning made a decision to go forward without any democratic party input and they made a decision to do is operate behind closed doors. what this tax bill is about is nothing more than a different to billionaire campaign contributors to republican party. you have 62% of all the tax benefits going to the top 1%, 40% going to the top 1/10 of 1% and at the end of ten years. 83 million american middle class taxpayers were paying more in taxes and 13 million people will lose their health insurance and they're going to run up a deficit of $1.4 trillion. this is not a tax bill designed to help the american people. it is a tax bill design to help the wealthiest people in the country and the largest corporation s and i am going to do everything i can. >> i understand that. what's realistic. you don't have the vote and is it trying to find

. >> chuck, i think i'm with you. folks around here just really don't know what to do.dria, southbound route 1 after huntington avenue, we had all southbound lanes blocked just moments ago. it's been contained to the right side of the roadway so stay left southbound route 1 after huntington avenue. so far so good on i-95. no problems being reported there. looking pretty good on 395. live from the traffic center. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the yearly post holiday rush to the to know about taking your items back to the stores. remember to keep your tags intact and the original packaging on, especially for electronics. hang on to your receipts. many retailers won't let you return or exchange without them. >>> also, check store policies, folks. some stores have limited return windows or only allow store credit. have your i.d. >> your money is going to go a long way this week shopping, that's for sure. >> still, if you have items on your wish list, some of the best deals are yet to come. both this week and next week are the best time to buy clothing or to cash in your gif

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they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was. and i said, no, she didn't come over here last night. i didn't know where she was. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and-- and i went to work. >> that same morning detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was nude. she had extensive road rash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> reporter: a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch, nine feet from the side of the road. >> when i arrived there was probably half dozen officers here and they taped off the area, blocked. traffic, and at that point we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the woman's clothing strewn across the entrance to an oil field. another nine miles from there- an abandoned vehicle -- its engine still running. >> there was blood

chuck i. don't know. if you some jewish but you might. just think. misting discussed the custos there i mean just over young. country call russia no one has ever no one has ever had a country never even heard about most school. kids. go it. alone. ok. cool. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton filling in on this day the star trek episode the trouble with tribbles premiered on n.b.c. as techies and trekkies you know star trek creator gene roddenberry and the writers who developed the star trek universe predicted the development of many of the devices and technologies we use today and it gave us a blueprint for many others that are on the cutting edge of science and technology right now in fact you might be watching this on one of them big screen displays of the size you saw in star trek were technologically and commercially infeasible back in the day now large ultra high def screens are fairly standard the tablet for example was predicted on appearance if star trek the touchscreen device smaller than a m

. >> for the first time chuck and i agree on something.t a lot of people have been upset about with attorney general jeff sessions, if he's not going to appoint special counsel to investigate, the house has no choice with to move forward with contempt. suddenly now they want to make people available to talk to the house after the requests, threatening of being in contempt. that's unacceptable. we are talking about millions of dollars that private citizens to have been paid through hiring attorneys to fight this ridiculous russia case. this has to be justified. rob: let's go back to hillary clinton scandal, before the election, james comey came out and requested or suggested that no charges be filed against him, a lot of people said, that's really out of his purview to make that kind of statement and then you see this kind of behavior as well and starts to make you wonder, was it a preference that donald trump not win the election? >> it's been clarified, rob, if you look at james comey, this guy peter was the same guy that helped him draft

chuck. i don't know. if you found jewish but you might. just think that he did this nice thing discussed but the story just over young. girl. hello my name's peter and i've been living in russia now for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got to. go into. i need to just punish the new deep. down i feel. i still does not get. through to. the. facebook blocks the head of russia's chechen republic often here piers on the latest list of u.s. sanctions. also this hour he's identify a large network of women spreading islamic states the online but officials warning that the wives of. fighters are now more effective at spreading the group's message of hate. thousands of documents relating to controversial episodes in british history have gone missing the country's national archives claims that civil servants have simply misplaced them. from moscow you're watching them live with me. today thanks so much for joining us on the program we start with breaking news coming from the russian northern city of st pet

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and one of the four plotters was leon lewis's spy chuck. j i think we have to now switch to the spy to the spy story our hero -- the hero of your book leon lewis and ace spice charles, who were these guys were quite different. >> yes. well first leon lewis never expected he would be a spy master he was born in small town in wisconsin. in the late 1880s, they went to college, went to law school at the university of chicago. graduated 1913. and decided he wases going to dedicate himself to leom healing the world and so he had took a job with a new organization that had just started called antidefamation league and he was their founding executive secretary it was a three-man operation. and one of his responsibilities was also to monitor hollywood films for anti-semitism so even as early as 1913 he was working with these moguls he went off and fought in world war i rising from enlisted private to captain came back wect back to work for the adl convince them that anti-semitism was so intense in europe they needed to create an international division.

dagen: chuck people need to get over themselves. i wait for gary b.en i was a kid and this guy showed up at my school, i'm joking sorry gary b. these people have the right to do whatever they want to do with their kids. that's the greatest thing you can control, the only control you have over their kids is when they are little so you can explain to them whatever you want to explain to them that you own them for just a little bitten joy that. the boys are coming this weekend for christmas and i can't wait. dagen: [laughter] john? >> gary b. is right . the outrage is wrong here. you're mad because your guy didn't get elected president so you pull your kid out of school? forget the fact that america now the latest research is 38 out of 71 developed countries in math and science our education system has great teachers but overall is failing our kids and you're mad about the president's daughter visiting your school. give me a break. dagen: the left preaching tolerance, but showing in tolerance thanks guys. thanks hadley and chuck for joining us. happy hol

." >> thank you, chuck. >> i want to get to two stories and start with russia. i have to put up taken at face value, there's two sort of alarming quotes over the weekend. one comes from the president's twitter feed we referenced it earlier in the lead-in, that he said he lied -- the reason he fired flynn is because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. and unknowingly obstructed justice. and then let me show you this k.t. mcfarland quote, the deputy national security adviser for a short period of time. there's an e-mail she sent around during the transition that apparently said this -- if there is a tit for tat escalation, trump will have difficulty improving relations with russia, which is just thrown usa election to him. now we have the white house trying to backtrack, clarify those things. how alarming are those two quotes to you? >> well, they are the reason why we have the two investigations under way right now. the special counsel's investigation clearly is bearing fruit as we have seen with the guilty plea of general flynn. and we have the senate inte

as you already know, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, ron and i have a president on the way forward on the spending issue. what we anticipate is a two week cr and december 22 which should give us room to talk about a larger understanding about how we are going to come over the b and other provisions that will be part of the year and spending measure.