it would have to be a cr to give the appropriations committee time to write a cr. mcconnell: i might add, one tool that has been illuminated, i do not think we will see a threat of a government shutdown again, one of my favorite kentucky sayings is there is no education in the second pic of a meal. kick of a mule. tohink there'll be an effort solve the issues the speaker outlined. >> if your plans go forward to an immigration bill, can you tell us what that bill is going to be? saidmcconnell: what i wasay, friday a week ago, if the immigration issue was not resolved inside the global discussions that the speaker has been talking about and we have which theon, democrats have endlessly been trying to shoehorn the immigration issue and to that collection of discussions, if those are not resolved, i am perfectly happy, provided the government is still opened on february the eighth, to go to the subject and to treat it in a fair way, not to try to tilt the playing field in anybody's direction, and we will see who can get to 60 votes. any reaction to the reports that nun

. >> where do you stand on the cr? could something come up for a vote in the house question mark speaker ryan: we have been both talking about the cr. the reason we are having this in the first place is because the democrats have been holding this cap agreement hostage for an unrelated issue. if we would've had the agreement in place by now, we would not have been having to do this. having said that that i think we , are making progress on an cap agreement, and even if we get everything figured out by tuesday, we have to have a cr because we have to give time for the writing of an anonymous appropriations bill. that has to be one to have time to write an appropriations bill there we are still negotiating the content and the duration of that. sen. mcconnell: one tool that has been eliminated, i don't think we will see the government shutdown again over the subject. one of my favorite country kentucky sayings is that there no education in the second kick of a mule. they will be new seriousness in trying to resolve the is

we're going to pass the defense bill with the cr today, and i hope senate will pass that cr with the

where do you stand on the cr? speaker ryan: we have been both talking about it. the reason we are having this in the first place is because the democrats have been holding this agreement hostage for an unrelated issue. if we would've had the agreement in place by now, we would not have been having to do this. that i think we are making progress on an agreement, and even if we get everything figured out by tuesday, we have to have a cr because we have to for the writing of an anonymous appropriations bill. we are still negotiating the content and the duration of that. tool thatnell: one has been eliminated, i don't think we will see the government shutdown again over the subject. countryy favorite kentucky sayings is that there education except a kick f rom a mule. there will be a new level of seriousness in trying to resolve the issues the speaker educatio. >> you are planning to set an immigration bill soon. can you tell us about it? sen. mcconnell: what i said a week ago tomorrow,sen. mcconnele immigration issue was not resolved inside the global discussions th

. >> on the cr -- >> we've been both talking about the cr for, first of all, the reason why we're having these crs in the first place the democrats have been holding the military funding for an unrelated issue. if we had our cap agreement in place by now we would not be having to do these crs. i think we're making progress and even if we get everything figured out by say tuesday, we still will have to have a cr if only for the fact we have to give them time to write an appropriations bill. there will have to be a cr to give the appropriations committee time to write a bill. we're still negotiating the contents of that. >> i might just add one thing that's been eliminated, i don't think we'll see a threatened government shutdown again. one of my favorite kentucky sayings is there's no education in a second kick of a mule. there's a new level of seriousness here in trying to resolve these issues as the speaker outlined as we go forward. >> can you tell which bill that will be? >> no. what i've said -- what i've said friday last friday, a week ago tomorrow was if the immigration issue was n

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okay. [ inaudible question ] >> we've been talking about the cr.st of all, the reason we're having these cr's in the first place is because democrats have been holding the cap agreement hostage, the military funding hostage for an unrelated issue. if we would have had our cap agreement in place by now, we would not be having to do these cr's. having said that, i think we're making progress on a cap agreement. even if we get everything figured out by, say, tuesday, we still will have to have a cr, if only for the fact that we had to give the appropriators time to write an appropriations bill. there will have to be a cr just to get the appropriators committee time to get the bill. we are still debating on that. do you want to jump in there? >> i might just add one tool that has clearly been eliminated, i don't think we'll see a government shutdown again over this subject. one of my favorite old kentucky country sayings is, there's no education in the second kick of a mule. and so i think there will be a new level of seriousness here in trying to reso

awaiting the cr and to your budget deal. let's go to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer today will be offered by or chaun chap lane, father con-- our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: heavenly father, thank you for giving us another day. we thank you every day you give us to be here at the seat of government. bless the work of all the men and women who represent the people of the united states. fill them with wisdom and dmbings good will that they -- and good will that they might work together for the betterment of our country. may all be their best to serve the noble ends of government, the welfare of all men and women. may all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule

we're moving out on that as the cno moved out with his cr. i just wanted to give you an overview as to what we actually did in the strategic review in the outcomes. i appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. secretary. as we proceed, we'll be under a five-minute rule so we have as much opportunity as we can. margaret dean, who, herself, is a very valued member of the navy reserve. the first question -- forward the deployed naval sources have critical operational demands that took the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" and "u.s.s. john s. mccain" away from training and certification periods. which steps have the navy taken to ensure this is not continuing to occur with the remaining forward deployed naval forces? is the navy reviewing current sourcing requirements? additionally, has the navy coordinated with the combat and commanders to review current mandatory sourcing requirements? how is the navy leadership communicating an inability to resource or risk associated with resourcing the cocom requirements and for each of you? >> sir, i'll begin

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. >> where are we on the cr? >> we have been talking about the cr.eason we are having these is because democrats have been holding the cap agreement hostage. if we would have had it in place by now we would not be having to do these. i think we are making progress on a cap agreement. even if we get everything figured out by tuesday we still have to have a cr. it will have to be acr cr just to get the appropriations committee. we are still negotiating the contents of that. add, i don'tst think we will see a government shutdown again over this. one of my favorite kentucky sayings is there is no education in the second kick of a mule. there we a new seriousness in this. what i have said friday, last wasay, a week ago tomorrow if the immigration issue is not resolved inside the global discussions, that the speaker has been talking about, which the democrats have been trying to shoehorn the immigration into that collection of discussions, i am perfectly happy, provided the government is still open, to go to the subject and to traded in a fair way, not try

out what is going on was to go to the crs. they have a view that i don't know others have. >> i think it's important and there's been new emphasis but developed and then oversees implementation of the program. first is the people doing in what we've seen over the years is by virtue of dod organically taking the mission on by necessity to say that were at the end of this game the way the department develops and treats professionals is something that needs work. i think you have to find a way to develop a more capable and competent workforce. i'm not saying that those not doing it today are not competent patriotic but the way this to works is a short-term voluntary educational program on how the process works. a lot of it is based on how you develop a program. what's missing is an enduring career check for they can work through that and learn whether that's episodic education or events are sending out those majors and combatant commands in the critically about what were doing i think it's a way that we can invest and start looki

not how you scored the cr that we're inevitably apparently going to do, but how does that play into it or is it just something that you cannot account for? >> well, so, we put together our estimates in the baseline. we start first with what were the actuals in prior years and in many prior years, most prior years we have continuing resolutions so some of the agency behavior you expect to occur under a cr, like delaying when they make major procurements, that's baked into the data. and so, in our projections going forward that include using those spendout rates of a budget authority, it already captures that, those historical experienc experiences. >> would it be more helpful if we refined our budget process to ensure that we got-- that we had authorizations and appropriations done in the allotted time, in a given year? would it give you more certainty in your scoring? >> it would give agencies more certainty in how they fund their behavior and as we get experience with that-- >> that's a long way of saying yes. >> yes. >> okay. and mr. chairman, with that, i will yield back. >> i thank

supporting a fifth cr without substantial changes by february 8th, unless we see dramatic changes. going to be dramatic changes or is the house freedom caucus potentially going to vote against this? >> i don't know, individual members will decide. clearly the democrats stepped into this tying to illegal immigration and benefit to illegal immigrants. that's not positive for them when you're holding up the benefits to the military for foreigners and americans don't think that's going to fly. the last one i voted for because there were actually things in there that advanced policy agenda. there were a number of obamacare taxes that are suspended. i think those taxes are harmful. if you're doing another cr, that's not ideal, but if you're adding policy changes and can move the ball forward, that's not ideal, but bit by bit, for progress is better than an i am gra i gos bill -- immigration bill tied to the funding bill. blake: the formulation laid out is daca, the president gets the wall and end to diverse, and chain migration. with daca protection and a wall, do you think that that's s

here we are, with another cr, cr, cr omnibus.t's why something we put in here that i feel very passionate about is having a budget process reform dialogue. we have had a one sided dialogue in the house among house republicans. i've been working on this pretty much my whole adult life. we need to get the senate involves in a conversation so we can have a budget process that is -- that works. the house passed all of its appropriation bills this year, before the deadline in september. so we're doing our work here. the senate has a different system. and as much as we are frustrated by that system, it isn't working and that is why we have a joint select committee between republicans and democrats, senators and house members, to figure out how we fix this budget process so that it works more smoothly in the future. >> mr. speaker, the tax cuts are starting to kick in now. and this bill will put the deficit over a trillion dollars this year. and probably over a trillion dollars next year. these are supposed to be good times. are the tim

even if we get everything figured out by say tuesday, we still have to have a cr if only because we haveropriators time to write an appropriation bill. >>reporter: sources are also telling fox news that defense hawks could oppose the next continuing resolution. for democrats, an issue is of course immigration and protection for so-called dreamers republicans say that should be a separate issue. >> the reason we are having these cr's is because the democrats have been holding in the agreement hostage for an unrelated issue. >>reporter: nancy pelosi says immigration is not there only hang up. >> if you want to increase defense spending and we are not objecting to that, we have to have a commensurate increase on the domestic side. you cannot increase defense and bleed the domestic budget and think we will be a strong nation. if there ever was one dreamer, we are still having despite because we don'tthey don't want send the domestic side. >>reporter: last month on the government shutdown, the democrats shouldered most of the blame according to a quinnipiac poll. 31 percent said president tru

and during that time we have the longest cr and fourth longest cr. two continuing resolutions in that period of time both in the top five in terms of length and the one the longest of all time. during the 18 months we operated five months with an enacted budget. we currently have no top line and a government shut down. just went through that. this type also impacts strategic planning and degrades the industrial base and has a strategic effect not only the navy the nation needs but the national security that we need. and most importantly, perhaps, i will tell you that working through this squanders the most precious resource which is time. we are spending time managing through this churn rather than getting on with the strategic direction we need to maintain. okay. before i come to a close, i talk about command and control, as we move into this great power of competition. as we build a more lethal navy. as we build more ships, advance technology and tall ended sailors. none is sufficient without commanding officers of ships that are focused on competi

-- crs. >> does it at cost? -- does it add cost?> it does because you make short-term decisions that you would not make if you have the full budget available at the beginning of the fiscal year. >> the ranking member mentioned acquisition, which is always a high interest for all of us. the federal government traditionally spends too much in the fourth quarter anyway. these short-term crs push it even further into awarding quickly in the fourth quarter and spending maybe not in the most judicious way. up a sorebring subject, this past week a cnn reporter found some pretty sensitive documents in the back of an airplane which could have jeopardized a lot of things. what happened, what was found, and what can be done to stop that? that was a serious breach in my opinion. >> the actual leading up the documents we will be handling under a personnel matter -- leaving of the documents we will be handling under a personnel matter. that is a breach of responsibilities of our employees. in terms of the material in the documents, that is someth

here we are with another cr, cr, cr.mething we put in here, that i feel very passionate about, is having a budget process reform dialogue. now, we've hahood a od a one-si dialogue with house republicans. i've been working on this pretty much my adult life. we need to get the senate involved in a conversation so we can have a budget process, an appropriations process, that works. the house passed all of its appropriation bills this year before the deadline in september. we're doing our work here. the senate has a different system. as much as we are frustrated by the system, it isn't working. that is why we have a joint select committee, between republicans and democrats, senators and house members, to figure out how we fix this budget process so it works more smoothly in the future. yeah? >> speaker, the tax cuts -- >> we'll keep listening in to the conversation. i think the take away there is paul ryan is saying, anybody who doubts they're going to bring daca to the floor of the house, don't doubt it. it is going to happ

awaiting the cr and to your budget deal. let's go to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer today will be offered by or chaun chap lane, father con-- our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: heavenly father, thank you for giving us another day. we thank you every day you give us to be here at the seat of government. bless the work of all the men and women who represent the people of the united states. fill them with wisdom and dmbings good will that they -- and good will that they might work together for the betterment of our country. may all be their best to serve the noble ends of government,

we will give them a cr. it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.ow do we know we have to build massive weapons to deter russia and china? well we are not talking to them, so we have to presume the worst. we will give up on diplomacy and focus on having as many weapons as humanly possible to make sure they are deterred. dialogue is incredibly important. not just dialogue with russia and china. we need allies. if we are in a great power rivalry in this world with both russia and china, even our -- given our massive debt and china's economic might. that will be a tough hill to climb. we need allies, we need friends. vietnam, south korea, japan, we still don't even have an ambassador to south korea. we are degrading diplomacy at an incredibly rapid. we are also degrading development. we talk about all that stuff on the chart over there that china is doing, one of the biggest things china is doing, is they are spending a lot of money all across the world to try to curry favor with countries and also build their own economic might. they are doing it in a

i agree with that we actually send a cr over to the -- short-term spending bill over at the beginningf the week to the senate that had full funding to the military but it kept the other spending at a lower level within the caps. what we did last night and early this morning is blew off those caps and now we are looking at having 1.2 trillion-dollar structural deaf sthited yeadeficit for thi. i'm just absolutely shocked that my party is now the grand ole profligats instead of the grand ole party. >> martha: some signal the end of the tea party movement. >> we may see reenergizing of the tea party movement. when president trump got elected the tea party began taking it easy. we're good to go. i think this will reenergize it i hope it reenergizes it because we have got to get our spending under control. we are $20.5 trillion in national debt. it's going to balloon up to 21.5 to 22 by the end of this next fiscal year this current fiscal year. it's unsustainable. we have to get those people involved. >> martha: how do you think this happened? there were some reports i read that indicated t

we're going to pass the defense bill with the cr today, and i hope senate will pass that cr with theense bill because i military and national security needs it. host: congressman don bacon from nebraska. we appreciate the time. guest: thank you. host: we will be joined by jim himes, democrat from connecticut. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ "q&a," doug mills talks about the photos he took while covered president trump. doug mills: obviously he enjoys having us around. commentsis constant about fake news in the media and so forth, i really feel he enjoys having us around because it helps drive his message, drive the news of the day, which he can do every day and does every day. he is constantly driving the message. therefore having us around really allows them to do that. "q&a" something it at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. history series "landmark cases," returns this month with a look at 12 new supreme court cases. historians and experts join us to discuss constitutional issues and personal stories behind significant supreme court decisions. 26inning monday, february live at 9:

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. >> the crs will get the best -- sierra will get the best snow. the winds are at 30. there are skies right now. the leading edge of our system will arrive throughout the day. by tonight, then overnight for everyone else. it will go into friday and often on on friday. there will be some impressive rain totals. we have more on that coming up. 50s on the temperatures with increasing clouds.>>> good morning. we do have traffic that is doing very well if you are driving on the 580. let's take a look at the commute. let's look at the livermore area. there have been no major problems here. the traffic looks good and oakland driving towards the coliseum and beyond that. we are at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> right now the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school are going back to class. >> classes are resuming for more than 3000 students. it has been more than two weeks since 17 students and teachers were shot. >> i hope we start the change. i have we have more faith and safety at school. we know we can make a change. we have done somethin

i would also say crs does a magnificent job. and for any of us have ever been country relation officers, the easiest thing for us to figure out what was going on through our country was to go to crs and do that. they have a holistic view that i don't think anyone really does. >> i think that's why you're seeing a renewed emphasis on that. i think there's two important components to that. the first one is people actually deal with it, right? so i think what we've kind of seen over the years is by virtue of dod kind of organically taking this mission on by necessity, not out of the conscious decision by dod to say, hey, let me get into this game p gam game. i think the way the department has developed is something that needs work. and i think the department is onboard as well, trying to find a way to develop a more capable, competent security cooperation work force. and i'm not saying those doing it today are not patriotic and giving it their all, but the way professional development works is they'll go do a short-term and usually

i think the best that ka cocan out of this is passing cr. next week they will go back and try to pass immigration bills. there probably will not be 2018 votes for anything. eventually we'll get a bridge, and that's what democrats needed to have and they will have to smut down to get to that baseline. >> john kelly said something today about dreamers that i'm guessing -- do we have said owe of that. i'm going to play it here. the chief of staff in a defense about those that signed up for daca and those that didn't. >> the difference between 690 and 1.8 million, were people that that come would say were too scared, and some that were 2000 l too lazy. >> he actually cares, but he is not politically correct. i don't agree with that statement -- >> the people that didn't sign up for daca would you say were concerned about giving the government their information. >> i think some people just didn't pay attention to it or do it. i have a problem with the comment saying they didn't do it because they are lazy, but -- >> they went out of the way to ma

. >> the incident has heightened concerns for other churches like the collision cente christian cr darby. >> pastors have to think about church security. >> church elders here have been looking at ways of securing the facility. >> i wouldn't particularly carry a gun myself. i believe in having people who are well trained, qualified and designated to take care of the problems if they occur. truth be told, we have people like that now. they are carrying, but people don't know they are carrying. >> do you blame him? >> no, i met with the elders of the church. that was one of my recommendations. >> the elders are reviewing the ideas and others like it. in the wake of recent events, they expect to make a decision within the month. dann cuellar, upper darby mis. >> still to come, we remember the life of america's pastor. billy graham dead at the age of 99. plus a new saga in the attempt to redraw pennsylvania districts. cecily? >> we have details and timeout the rain for the weekend in the seven-day forecast. >> if you are frustrated by the secrecy in healthcare, you are not alone. we have a l

you were very clear about cr's and the damage they do to the military. later today the house will vote on an appropriation bill for the department of defense for the rest of the fiscal year. it is consistent with about $700 billion of total spending for our national defense account. my question to you is, is that bill, that level of funding, consistent with the national defense strategy that you have talked about today? if for whatever reason that level of resources does not happen, what does that do to the strategy? >> chairman that is sufficient. , i would tell you that with it we can restore the competitive advantage or begin down the trail for restoring the competitive advantage that has been eroded. i would tell you additionally that without it we will be put into the position where if the strategy would have to be changed, we would have to accept greater risk, especially in terms of deterring adversaries who might think that we are weaker because they can register where our readiness is being eroded. >> ok. let me ask one other thing in the interes

today, i'm introducing a cr a. a congressional review act resolution though fully restored net neutrality. the entire senate democratic caucus now standing with the millions of americans who want to reverse the fcc's partisan action and restart net neutrality. but it is not and should not be a partisan issue. i think senator susan collins for supporting my cra. i encourage other republican colleagues to stand with all of us who support net neutrality. we are one vote away in the senate family story net neutrality. there'll be a vote here on the floor of the senate sometime this spring. the clock is ticking. we just need a simple majority for our passage and that is just one moreote. and when we take that vote, everyone in my colleagues will have to answer the simple question, whose side are you on do you stand with hard-working american families for whom the internet is essential? where do you stand with the big money? corporate interests and their rv army of lobbyists. we should all be on the right side of history

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. >> and two crs -- a >> and meteoromagee is back wite seven-day forom accuweather. >>> we have breaking news from the nation's capital. president trump has decided to declassify a document that pits the white house against the fbi. the highly controversial memo reportedly written by house republicans shows improper use of surveillance by agents. they have cleared the way for a house panel to release the details. >> reporter: >> memo was sent to congress and congress will do what they are going to do. but i think it's a disgrace what is happening in our country. >> and it was written by the committee chaired by deaf on nunez and democrats say it cherry picks information to discredit robert mueller the p director says thathe memo has serious probl and citing thegre omissions and the accuracy. and james comey tweeted. and american history in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up. >> and now another republican senator siding with the fbi. >> theres i no fbi director that has not had undue pressure. and he is handling it well. >> the democrat say

. >> tonight new information about at ledged shooter, a family member telling a brb c news, cr was adoptedith his younger brother both parent noise deceased. a former class mate called him quiet. that he had a interest in weapons. >> i knew >> last year had a lot of conflicts in school. got in a fight with one kid and wasn't allowed to bring his backpack because they found bullet casings in it. >> i told my parents last year every week i was scared this kid might go something. >> if you take somebody's access to firearm and the fact they talk about fighting or have been in fights now you stae pieces t the dots of an individual who may have predisposition to commit an attack like this. >> authorities say the suspect used an assault rifle and began shooting outside before continuing inside. >> he had multiple mack zeens. magazines. and one ar 15 rifle. >> sound liekz a fire alarm was tripped. big question will be whether th alarm, if that was done to get the students to come out of the building and then the suspect was then starting to shoot at the innocent students coming out that would ind

we're going to see a cr over there -- i hate crs, and we need to get back to regular order. we need them to play ball. it will have a full funding of the military which is very important to me and many others out there. we need the senate to play ball, step up and do their job. >> you are an iraq war veteran, former navy s.e.a.l. military funding is very important to you as it is to millions of americans. that's the sticking point. that's what the senate wants to strip out. >> they keep doing that, but, again, i think the american people need to contact their senators, of course, and make sure that defense is fully funded to protect us, to fund those folks as men and women in uniform overseas right now fighting are for us. >> why is that a sticking point for the senate? why does it hinge on the military fund? >> i don't know. why do we have 400 and some bills sitting in the senate, 200 and some are unanimous and they just haven't taken up? i don't know. we need a little butt kicking over there to get something done. the military, we have to deal with it. secretary mattis has

on a difficult to operate number of short-term crs. >> does it add costs? >> it does because you enter into short-term decisions and if you had the full budget available at the beginning of the fiscal year. the federal government traditionally spends too much in the fourth quarter anyway. these short-term crs push it .ven further >> this past week a cnn reporter found some pretty sensitive documents in the back of an airplane which could have jeopardized a lot of things. what happened and what was found and what can be done to stop that? >> the actual leaving of the documents will be handling under a personnel matter. else, thatanything is a breach of our responsibilities of our employees. in terms of the material in the documents, that is something we are working on. it is old information. it is that we tend to call a hot wash of what we see and what we are looking forward to. that will be handled on our personal system. >> anything that can be done to try to stop that? be an isolated incident, but still it can be a pretty serious isolated incident. both o

. >> reporter: cr demonstrated how a hacker could potentially take over your tv.e channels, play offensive content or turn the volume up full blast, all without your control. >> this happens because many smart tv's have a programming interfaith called ati that lets you use your smart phone or tablet as a remote control over wifi. in some cases we have found that ati was not proper reply secured and that is when a hacker will control your tv. >> reporter: thin investigation marked consumer reports first test, using the digital standard, which was developed, to evaluate privacy and security of products and services. when cr reached out to samsung and roku both companies said they take privacy and security , seriously. p.c. l returned toe roku's response. >>> to find out more about what you can do to protect your personal privacy and limit amount of data your smart tv is collecting about you, go to consumer reports .org for instructions specific tour television. we have also put a lincoln six abc.com. i'm nydia han for channel six "action news". >>> well, house where

during that time we have the longest cr and we have two continuing resolutions in that period of time and both of in the top five in terms of. one is the longest of all time. during that 18 months we operated five months with our inactive budget and then it's been a continuing resolution. we currently have no top line and the government shutdown. we just went to that. this type of dynamism also impacts strategic planning and degrades the industrial base has a strategic effect on not only the navy the nation needs but the national security that we need and most of portly perhaps i will tell you that working through this squandered precious resource which is time. we are spending time managing through this churn rather than getting on in the strategic direction we need to maintain. okay for a come to a close i talk about command and control. as we move into this great power competition and as we build a more lethal navy as we build more ships and more advanced technology and talented sailors out of those by themselves are sufficient to respond to complex challenges without commanding of

. >> reporter: cr w believed to be an ar15 semiautomatic rifle law shortly after entering the school he pulled the fire alarm. >> he got us out of o and in a large group of unprotect,ic up off campus without incident, last night investigators searched the home year-old was staying, a lawyer representing the family that related to them, they took him in about three months ago after his passed away. maybe he was a littleo died depressed because of the mother situation, he see normal. they are shock. they cannot believe this. he had some problems at the but nobody saw this coming. >> reporter: law enforcement confirms that cru marjory stone douglas high school for quote disciplinary reasons. one classmate wasinessis said so cruz as he was walking out >> he was trouble in middle school, so i kind of joked to him bit and saidu weren't the ot and he just gave me um-hmm. looz social media account as they try to piece togethe happened? laura podesta for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> some of the students who survived the barricaded themselves inside classrooms and closets. one of the students

we know that caucus members know they will not vote in favor of another continuing resolution cr.o i think what the house leadership signals is they are willing to put democrat priorities on the next cr to get democrat votes to make up for the freedom caucus votes that they will lose. if they are able do that, then i'm confident we can see something pass to give members of congress more time to figure out something so that we can ultimately pass something long standing. >> do you face that optimism? >> we made a deal with donald trump back in september that he then walked out on. made a bipartisan deal in december that he walked out on. it is hard to figure out where he is coming from. but the reality is, and congressman is right, if you put a clean daca bill on the floor, it would sail and sail right through. 70% of americans want the dreamers to be able to stay in america. they are part of our community. the reality is we are waiting for members of the republican caucus to get on board. >> let me play you both this soundbite. this is senator dick durbin this morning when asked a

no one wants a government shutdown but we also cannot continue to inflict damage that crs inflict on the military. we cannot keep doing that. >> forces tell fox news republicans looking at a short-term bill that funds the government through march 23. this is house speaker paul ryan. >> i think we are making progress on an agreement. even if we get everything figured out by tuesday, we still will have to have a cr if only to write an appropriations bill. >> chuck schumer took the floor last week and accused the president of backing away from deals they started to make that quote - the first sign of pressure. perhaps some optimism on thursday he reportedly told the washington post that discussions on the different budgetary caps are going well. >> thank you. >> the man who sold ammunition to the las vegas gunman, he is charge of manufacturing and selling armored piercing ammunition. and by doing so without a proper license. he's accused of selling it to the man that killed 58 and ended more than 500 on the strip in vegas last october. will carr is in los angeles for us. is this man alr

we need to get out of the cr process because it harms the military.t he didn't mention to you is that they have had a budget, the 12 budget bills that took care of the military spending for a full year for about five months now. they have done nothing about it. he didn't mention that three days ago, the house voted to send a full year funding cr to the senate, all other spending being held even. but full funding for the military. this is what we got back, a massive increase in spending antimilitary and what i see here is he's using the military as a lever to get this additional spending in. it's not necessary. it shouldn't be there. it's going to bankrupt us ultimately if we keep spending like this. we took care of the military, we just need to act responsibly. >> shannon: your so the president said. he is of the same mind about the military issue. the budget agreement today is so important for our great military, it is a dangerous equestrian, give secretary jim mattis what he needs to keep america great. republicans and democrats must support our tro

we'll give them a cr but don't pay attention to that whatsoever. it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. how do we know we have to build massive weapons to deter russia and china. we're not talking to them so we have to presume the worst. we're going to give up on diplomacy and focus on having as many weapons as humanly possible to make sure they're deterred. dialogue is incredibly important to deter. not just dialogue with russia and china. we need allies. if we are in a great power rivalry with russia and china, given our massive debt and china's economic might, that's going to be a tough hill to climb. we can build a trillion military and it will be hard to match that. we need allies and friends, there are a lot of possibilities, south korea and japan and we still don't have an ambassador for south korea. we are degrading development, an important part of it. this is part of you talk about all the stuff on the chart over there china is doing, one of the biggest things china is doing, they're spending a ton of money all across the world to try to