you look high. >> eric: i am. but i liked it. >> man: yeah. >> anthony: you can pretty much tear his toenails out and he'd still find something nice to say about you. he's so polite, yet, if you look closely, and i do, his discomfort can be exquisite. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la ♪ ♪ sha la la la la sha la la la la la la ♪ >> anthony: it's the spicy, sensualist heartland of all the things i love about china. the collision between very, very old and very new. an exploding middle class. a lot of history. and food that can burn you down to a charred, smoking little stump. sichuan province, located in the southwest of china. over a thousand miles from beijing. a region so fertile and lush that it's been referred to as china's breadbasket. and its capitol, chengdu. despite its ever-growing skyline, it hasn't

eric.ic: also talk about a deal that could include the dreamers, something similar to what already was agreed on last year. what do you know about that? >> last week south carolina send say graham had lunch with president trump at the white house afterwards he spoke with reporters and said he floated an idea what he called the outline of potential breakthrough, combining the president's 5 billion-dollar for border security and some sort of wall with the older legislation, the bridge act to give protections to immigrants currently protected under deferred action and immigrants who have temporary protective status, some republican lawmakers are saying that we should keep an eye on it, senator graham in particular, so far, eric, we have not seen any movement with that. >> meanwhile yet another meeting tomorrow, we will see if there's any progress, ellison, thank you. >> the president will head to camp david tomorrow where he will meet to senior staff members to lay out priorities of 2019 as he

eric. >> absolutely, i said that. i don't think it will, but i am prepared, and i think i can speak for republicans in the house and republicans in the senate. they feel very strongly about having a safe country, having a border that makes sense. without borders, i've said it many times, we don't have a country. i hope it doesn't go on even beyond a few more days. it really could open very quickly. i told them bring who you want, we have three people. you can ideally bring three, but you can bring six, you can bring nine, you can bring twelve. and they're going to be working over the weekend. i think it may have been somewhat contentious, but i think it was very productive. eric: that's president trump, of course, yesterday confirming he told democratic minority leader senator chuck schumer that he is prepared to keep the shutdown going for what he claimed were months or even years, though the latter is doubtful. and as he raises the possibility of invoking presidential powers to declare a

." >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. the president is tweeting about this controversy calling what he says is a smear campaign by the mainstream media. we are now hearing from the students themselves for the very first time. >> several media platforms blatantly lied about the events regarding in the controversy in d.c. the community and the individuals. there have been many threats against the laws, the parents and such that include that we should all be locked in the school and burnt to the ground. the school being bombed. >> sandra: main welcome a new reaction to the buzzfeed report as we learnt the president's legal team reached out to special counsel after it was public -- published, life fox team coverage and peter king will join us in just a moment, kevin court is at the white house but we began with covington, kentucky, doug, there has been talk of lawsuits but can you verify that? >> yes, i can and we will have more on that in a second but i wanted to set the scene for what is going on and what we expect to happe

eric: yeah. let's take a look at what that compromise is, what i have been told, specifically the president will announce this: for the $5.7 billion on the wall, he will offer some daca protections and for the dreamers, a big democratic topic, they will continued temporary protected status for those in that category, at least $200 million or more for drug interdiction, more border patrol agents, more humanitarian funding. it seems there is, you know, a list of democratic proposals in this agreement. do you think speaker pelosi would agree? >> i don't think she would agree to what he has put on the table because, frankly, it's the entirety of the president's proposal which many of us don't support and most border security experts don't think is the answer, including many republicans. in exchange for temporary status for these dreamers. i think the basics are there, but i don't think in the space of a few hours we can work out those differences. but i want to rush to my main point -- return to my m

eric -- eric? eric: there's the diplomatic room at the white house. we are waiting for the president to step up to the podium after he had his naturalization service that was quite stirring and inspirational in the oval office. waiting for his appearance. thank you. arthel: eric, as we await the president's announcement, we're going to look at two of the programs that we are told the president is offering democrats to bring them back to the negotiating table. one is daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals. it was created in 2012 by then homeland security secretary napolitano. it gives temporary status for minors under 16 years of age who arrive in the u.s. the program offers a two-year grant to stay here. each case is then reviewed separately and recipients can be awarded extensions, in two-year increments. these folks are not eligible for entitlements like food stamps, medicaid, or social security. however, if they obtain a work permit, they become a taxpayer, which means by law, they are no longer barred from those entitlements. now in septem

congressman john yarmouth and if there was any question i am a passionate, -- eric. >> eric: we are now hearing from the high school student, nick. >> the studio and that video released a statement sharing his version of what happen and he said the reason he was standing there not moving at all, he didn't want to spur any kind of confrontation by remaining still. that he would be able to keep things at a status quo until they were able to get out of they are. but he also talked about the backlash he and his family have received since initial reports came out and he said in reports from i have seen death threats via social media with hateful insults. one person threaten to harm me at school and when my neighborhood. my parents receiving death and professional threats because of social media mob that has formed around this issue. i am mortified. too many people come to believe something that did not happen. >> eric: a lot of folks taking this as another lesson, and a report, >> sandra: and >> and the video that went viral, saying clearly, now that we have seen the longer version of that v

eric: hello, everyone. thank you are joining us on sunday. eric shawn.e pence discussed this when he sat down with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> it's disappointing to see speaker pelosi reject the offer before the president gave his speech. look, the president is offering a solution. soundbites in the american people. >> now lives in the north lawn of the white house with our reactions from early this morning. give us some of the details about the president's proposals. >> the president knows this will include two big immigration the proposal gives temporary legal doubt as to 700,000 dreamers brought to the country illegally as children into 300,000 refugees facing deportation once their temporaries.us protection expires your oath groups will be protect the for three years giving congress time to come up with a more permanent solution. in return the president would give this $517 billion for a portion of his portion of his wall of the southern border. vice president might pence as the proposal as a compromise that would membership down and allow

eric: what about the presidents do?em six months and you know he doesn't want an endless war. is it an endless war or is the deployment of troops in syria similar to maintaining a presence in japan or south korea or germany. it's an important military presence that sent a message. >> it is vitally important military presence and i think it is important that u.s. forces remain in syria as long as they are needed in order to dance and protect u.s. interests in the region. eventually i would expect to withdraw from the u.s. forces but that should be contingent upon conditions being met on the ground. john bolton all moderated that point of view in jerusalem and that is the right message that u.s. forces should be in place for as long as they are needed. right now it's the case that u.s. forces are needed inside the area. eric: up against the clock and i apologize but that's a message. thank you. laura: minutes from now a white house delegation led by vice president mike pence set to meet with congressional leaders for a ne

i'm eric shawn. arthel: the president reiterating his threat to declare a national emergency if no deal is made to fund construction of his long-promised wall. this in the wake of supporters the that the president caved. mick mulvaney tells john roberts that's not the case. >> why he did what he did is many democrats came to us, and they are starting to agree with him on the necessity for a barrier on the southern border. that's a marked difference on where the democratic leadership is. nancy pelosi saying even if they open the government she wouldn't give a single dollar for the wall. we go to ellison barber live at the white house. reporter: the white house is trying hard to push back on the narrative that the president gave in to the democrats. they are making the argument you heard mick mulvaney make in private conversations and also in television interviews saying they reached this deal because they had moderate democrats coming them saying they were willing to fund a physical barrier at the wal

eric. eric: as the political battle plays out in washington, u.s. officials at the southern border are starting to send some of the asylum a applicants back to mexico and the trump administration has begun to implement a new poll circumstance requiring migrants to wait in mexico while the cases are processed here. the pilot program starting at the busiest border crossing in the nation, just south of san diego. jeff paul live in los angeles with more on those developments. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hi, eric. previously those who had credible claims were either detained for several months or released into the u.s. while they waited for a hearing. but now some asylum seekers will be sent back or have to wait in mexico while their claim is processed. at the moment, this only applies to the sandy cedar point of entry in san diego, where many from the migrant caravan have traveled to over the last few months trump administration stressing something had to be done with so many clients. >> it seems li

eric?ric: as the shutdown is continuing, did you know hundreds more of central american migrants have crossed into mexico and they are on their way here. griff jenkins is walking along with that new caravan and he has a live report from the ground next. as president trump is set to meet again with kim jong-un. there is a plan to send the dictator a sharp message. otto warmbier officials and his family say was beaten and tortured by kim jong-un's thugs. >> otto warmbier was a young man who went on a trip overseas. that's something that's typical in this country. al one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? .. (rain and thunder) need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and lets you filter by take-off time, layovers and more, so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. ♪ kayak. search one and done. rea

eric designed that. -yeah. i think it helps a lot. gals that came in for the interview, she did a couple of these pieces, and then marguerite went to town in trench coat land. -oh, this one is cool. -that's the "hamilton" jacket. -this really came out good. -do you like our trenches? -i think this looks awesome. -these are a little bit more specialized. like, this is an old vintage piece, and it's all hand-stitched. so that's about as high-end as we go, and that would be a $600 piece. -and so the margin on the jackets are what? -i'd say 75. -which is what the target was? -yeah. -then we have a few things that kevin has done... -okay. -so a little bit smaller items. -i love this. it's so soft. this is beautiful. -yeah. he did an amazing job. -can you take me through the women's jeans? -yeah. sure. we came up with four cuts of jeans. the cuts are all about body type from the flattest to the curviest. -feels really good. feels really great. -is there a little stretch in them? -yep. -how do they feel? they feel really good because they, l

eric?ric: casey, the path to the presidency starts always in new hampshire in january as you know. thank you. arrest they'll. arthelarthel.arthel: senator eh warren visiting new hampshire this weekend, this is her second visit to an early voting state since forming an exploratory committee. they are an organizing event today. she spent last weekend introducing herself to voters in iowa, this as the democratic field seems to be growing by the day, along with senator warren and you now julianne castro, highighhawaiian congresswoman is announcing she is joining the race for the white house. floyd mackson is here, a gop strategist and alcoholler chief of staff to mike lee -- and former chief of staff to mike lee. we know that president trump is a scrapper, he lodge personal insults, derogatory nicknames, an unconventional method that worked for him in 2016 many will this style work for the president again? >> i think the president needs to pivot a little bit in terms of getting to policy issues

eric? eric: meanwhile, florida governor is moving quickly to fulfill one of his campaign promises. >> today i have issued an executive order suspending scott israel as the sheriff of broward county. [cheers] eric: he says that action was necessary to suspend the broward county sheriff after the horrible shooting. arthel: plus millions of americans are bracing for a monster snowstorm. we are live with the forecast next. ♪ [ dog snoring ] baxter. it's bedtime. peace of mind should never be out of reach. [ voice command beep ] xfinity home. xfinity home connects you to total home security you can control from anywhere on any device. and it protects you with 24/7 professional monitoring. i guess we're sleeping here tonight. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. call, go online or demo in an xfinity store today. eric: a major snowstorm in our nation's midsection has turned deadly. authorities say at least five people so far in kansas and missouri have died in accidents on icy and snow-covered roa

eric? eric: former trump campaign advisor, roger stone.s set to be arraigned in federal court next week. you know mr. stern remains defiant in the face of a seven count indictment from the mueller probe. he told an interviewer site that he plans to fight when he calls the false charges against him. >> i think we both know the game here. wear him down financially, make sure he is broke so he has to plead guilty to these charges. even though he did not commit them. then try to flip me against the present. i'm facing $2 million no potential legal fees. eric: he is fighting back it is outspoken. gillian turner has more from washington. arthel: roger stone appearing at arraignment tuesday morning. he was released on 1/4 million dollar bail yesterday. showing the world he is in a fighting mood. >> i will not bend, i will not bear false witness against the president. i intend to fight! because this indictment is fabricated. this indictment is thin as can be. reporter: the president reacted this morning with a new tweet. deflecting attention from

eric: hello everyone, take you for joining us, i am eric shawn. the president reiterating again, is there to declare the national emergency that if the deal is not reached by faber 15 for awol or barrier wall. this amid criticism for some of his supporters. that he caved 10 democrats by agreeing to temporarily reopen the government. mr. mulvaney says that is not the case. >> he did because many democrats have come to us. some privately and many spoke up publicly that they are actually starting to agree with him on the necessity for a barrier on the southern border. eric: the question now with democrats agreed to pay for the steel fence? we have coverage with ellison barber on the lawn at the white house.reporter: white house thanks some democrats will agree to fund it for the president's proposed border wall. even as democratic leadership continues that they've been clear on the wall and their party is against it. the legislation, the president signed on friday, does not include funding for new construction before the wall that the president said

and things are looking up, eric. eric: they are. thank you for having us pay look up! stay strong.and applause] greg: just another slow week. let's start with the meal that made the media squeal. >> pizza, 300 hamburgers , french fries. greg: many, many french fries that seems like a year ago but the media lost their lunch over this and raged at trump to serve

eric: i'm eric. have a great day. teen do you think i should do that?ould do that john? watcher one-sided reporting. seriously john do you think i should, tell me, tell me. john do you think i'd should just sign? >> i am saying if he signed that the workers can start getting get -- start getting paid. >> you are telling me if i'm in my position you would do that. i'm asking you are you. >> i will never get tired of that.

it's going to be a while, eric? mr. stein: yeah, it's going to take you have to finish the government shutdown. then you actually have to have the month and collect the data. it will take some time, so i think the fed will be thinking about some market indicators, but it is also a great time for a pause. let's wait and see. the whole debate about where is neutral, they are getting close to neutral. some people argue they have not tightened enough, they are close, kind of, to the low end of neutral. now let's wait and see. that has been the motto of the central banker. like a doctor. first, do no harm, and then see what they are doing. the fed got rates up and let's take a wait-and-see approach. jonathan: the economy is still strong. the data still looks strong. the soft data, though, robert, we already just starting to see a little bit of a bite, and the hard data still looks good. claims this week look great, multi-decade lows, do you see the confidence numbers because of the partial government shutdown taking a little

>> again, we'll prevail upon eric. and then carolyn, i'm going ask you to talk about how the dmdi institute is financed and how you experience that, if you will. >> yeah, sure. so the defense production act -- so one of the things that i've asked the team, since i've come into the role is increase our ability to get transactions done. i think prior to historically it was almost two years on average, where it took to see application of that, which in the modern sense just doesn't apply, because your average company is about an annual capital allocation cycle. so our charge is how do we reduce the time spent necessary so it's relevant to the allocation cycle within a year. >> one step back and explain to the audience, what's a title 1 and title 3. >> sure. title 3 authorities are authorities that are from the 1950s, defense production act, really designed for us to address shortfalls within the industrial base. it's a terrific authority. recently reauthorized in the last ndaa. and i think to make the most of it, we have

jonathan: eric? mr.in: in the short term there's a lot of incentive from the trump administration perspective and the chinese perspective to end the so-called trade war and get a deal and i think about the u.s. trade deal, it's not just trade of goods. it's also a tech war. to me it's who is going to control technology going forward, made in china 2025, those issues will be with us for a lot longer. in the short term i think we could solve the trade war but longer-term there's still big issues between the u.s. and china. jonathan: do you agree, robert? mr. tipp: basically. the other aspect is the politics. trump wants to have something open, an open issue he can modulate up, modulate down. right now the closed government is weighing on sentiment. all of a sudden you see the china tensions ease up all of a sudden. i think there's a balance going on. jonathan: market sentiment has improved and we seem to be positioning for stability in global markets. you've seen the re-price of asian high-yield. is that t

eric.ent comes as democrats are holding up negotiations which could and the government shutdown. he treated today the damage done to our country from a badly broken border, drugs, crime and so much that is bad is far greater than a shutdown, which the dems can easily fix as soon as they come back to washington. the president said on fox last night that he doesn't want to declare a national emergency until he's given democrats another chance to work it out. >> it would take me 15 minutes to get a deal done and everybody could go back to work. but i would like to see that and act responsibly and they're not acting responsibly. i'm in the white house and most of them are in different locations. watching a certain musical in a very nice location. >> you speaking about the congressional hispanic caucus is bold pac meeting in puerto rico this weekend. according to fox news producer come new jersey democrat senator bob menendez was photographed on the beach. although they will not say which member

eric doesn't play golf, but eric has played tennis and looked a lot like rafa on the missed -- >> wonk i wish it weren't true, trust me, it is. >> one more look at the weather forecast quickly. >> tomorrow is the spare the air day and we'll track the rain returning through friday. a lot of changes comingth nethex next five days. a lot going on. >> all right. that's it, everybody, for abc7 news at 11:00. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 with dion, drew, anthony and mindy and the entire abc7 news crew. thanks for joining us. have a great evening and a better morning. don't miss the grand opening of thin burlingame.decor if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here, i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. now open in burlingame, 101 & broadway in

now, more to the confessions of eric black jr. he actually led police to recover the gun that was used, the shell casings similar to those that were recovered from the scene of jazmine barnes' murder. again, so many questions to be asked in this press conference, fred, to that discrepancy. why was that sketch so detailed of a white man in a red pickup truck? legal counsel for jazmine barnes' family saying there were four other independent witnesses who also described that red pickup truck, a white male driving last sunday morning near the scene of jazmine barnes' murder. but the attorney points out in the chaos of that moment, it could have been easy for someone to confuse a fleeing bystander with the actual shooter. fred, questions will be coming for harris county sheriff ed gonzalez, but at this time it is our understanding that two black men are in custody in connection with this murder, and we hope some of those details and logistics will be fleshed out for us. >> so kaley, you mentioned talking to an attorney representing the

jonathan: eric stein and robert tipp and kathy jones. sticking with us.g up on the program, the market share on where bonds have been to this week. tuesday on the tens, and 30 years. yields up, eight points on the 10 year. next, the week ahead featuring the world economic forum and decisions from the ecb and the boj. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the final spread. over a shortened trading week in the u.s., the u.k. prime minister theresa may presenting plan b for brexit, maybe one -- maybe monday. we also get earnings reports, gdp rates from china and rate decisions from both the ecb and the boj. plus my colleagues and i will be at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. still with me is robert tipp, stein.ones, and eric on credit, a lot of people look at this big rebound in high-yield. not much issuance coming through, the primary market starting to heat up little bit. a real lack of participation in investment-grade. why isn't investment-grade running with the rest of t

tipp,with me as robert kathy jones and eric stein from eaton vance.credit, a lot of people look at this rebound in high-yield, not much issuance coming through , it just started in the primary market starting to heat up little bit. a real lack of participation in investment-grade. why isn't investment-grade running with the rest of the market? uma: ms. jones: is way doubt --ms. jones: it's a way to down by the pond are once -- the preponderance of triple these. the widening and spread is still there and the profit growth is slowing down. we have economic growth but it's slowing down. we have high debt levels of the corporate balance sheets. and we still don't know where isde is going, for some bigger global companies. all those factors are still very much a play and actually, if the economy does pretty well in the first half, the fed is back in play. we don't have a driver there. it'shan: ubs says premature to short triple b's. mr. tipp: the problem is the answer is no. if you are in, you are in good shape and the economy looks good. if you're in the

eric: just so tragic. laura appeared trim to the family of the american russian charge of espionage saying -- plus national security adviser john bolton is in israel today assuring our allies as the u.s. plans to withdraw from syria. >> were going to be discussing the president's decision to withdraw, but to do so in a way that makes sure that isis is defeated. truecar is great for finding new cars. you're smart, you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. amazon prime video so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's jack ryan... and the man in the high castle.h your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. >> monday morning's commute in los angeles may be rough

eric black jr. a black man in his 20s.ave not yet directly addressed that discrepancy. we hope to learn more details in this press conference that will be happening in the next hour or so. but let me go back to this tip that then led to the arrest of eric black jr. yesterday, with that information in hand, authorities were able to bring him into custody after a traffic stop. once questioning began, eric black jr. admitted to driving the car that attacked jazmine barnes' car. there was another man mentioned in his probable cause hearing only by the initials l.w. as being the gunman. eric black is currently the only man being charged in direct connection to this murder, so authorities have not yet named that second man considered to be the gunman, but it's our understanding overnight a man with the initials l.w. was taken into custody. he is being held on drugs and other substances. when the state was making the case for his bond to be higher than the typical $5,000 for the charge such as the ones he is being held on, they m

eric father played top flight football in the former east germany eric himself is already kept in germany at youth level. one national team called he has already made the top flight great passes dennis yes to ski. if he has to go in. every single run. how's it with. which we did well we won how about you. we want to the weekend. you also tell me about your going to sleep you debbie what was it like. it was an awesome feeling playing to that size of crowd a full house at home i get subbed on and we be nurnberg as well just brilliant. i can imagine you and your europa league game that was great as well two million cells think. when i came on at the end he was something else for sure. then the round. the heavenly prospect of playing in the bundles league where better than the lights observatory to indulge in such starry eyed reflections . and i try to dream for sure to turn pro. make my name in the bundesliga and maybe one day play for germany once nationals around leipzig is also the professional home of one of german football's brightest shooting stars vanna has already made it right at th

but the new me, the soft eric, i said, do you like football?yeah, i like football too on sundays. but when i watch foball, i watch football naked. and when i'mahing football, i eat nachos, naked. i call ited na nacho sunday. you should have seen his face. he looked at me like, uh-oh. at that precise moment, chow time, time to eat. one of my boys was coming do, he said, eric, you moved in witc th that don't go nowhere. i just look t inre and there's nothing in there but your stuff. i said, i guess he went somewhere. nonviolent communication. i'm so dedicated to nonviolence, the new eric, you got all those websites out there, i'm going to get me one.ws www.whoknoimebetter. ask the convict eric. thank you. [ applause ] >> i'll never forget my first morning at san quentin. it was breakfast time, i step into this noisy chow hall. i'm wondering, wh do all these ?eople have to talk about at 5:00 in the morni the correctional officers says to me, how are you doing this orning? at first i gave him a double take, i think he's messing with me. i justt hav

because that's not me no more. >> eric is getting his ink removed. >> these tattoos themselves are the biggest impediment to get a job. >> help recently paroled job hunters like eric, the former high-tech hiring manager created nonprofit jails to jobs after his own experience with one special applicant. >> i got a call one day, someone wanted to apply for a job. he said that he just wanted to tell me that i have been previously incarcerated, recovering drug addict i just want to be sure you don't hold it against me. >> mark was so impressed by his honestly, he hired him. >> good sales people are hard to find. i am going to find some other die months in the rough like this fellow. >> 8 years later jails to jobs offer referrals to 300 healthcare providers, providing free and low cost removal. >> this has given me another chance to be a different person. >> clients like ellia must go through an application process then commit to multiple session with private provider whose donate their services. >> these are people who really want to get back into society. and what better way of at least

eric young with our council of prison local. mr. young: good morning. my name is eric young, national president of the council of prison locals. we represent 32,000 employees inside our nation's 122 federal facilities. federal correctional workers are the lowest paid federal law enforcement officers in government. many live paycheck to paycheck. our law enforcement officers start at a low pay scale. gs-5, gs-6, gs-7 averaging between $500 and $700 a week. many of our professionals are single mothers who are being forced to work without pay and still have the responsibility to pay for childcare and other expenses like gas to get to work. they are mom and dads who are in most cases single sole source of income in their household. the workers taking care of their families, their children, the elderly parents. veterans make up 30% to 40% of our federal workforce. our veterans took off from their uniform in the military to put on their uniforms in our american prisons. supervising some of the most heinous criminals in this society. than most law enforcements

next to sharon, eric draper. eric -- [ applause ] >> eric served as president george w. bush's chief white house photographer for the entire eight years of bush's presidency. yes. photographing him daily during his activities at the office, abroad, and in his personal life. draper was eventually named special assistant to the president and is the first white house photographer to be named a commissioned officer to a u.s. president. [ applause ] >> during his tenure, eric also directed the photographic and archival conversion of the white house photo office from film to digital. took nearly 1 million photos documenting the presidency. [ applause ] >> and last, but certainly not least, is lawrence jackson. i said certainly. certain not. [ applause ] >> lawrence served his career working at the virginian pilot for years before joining the associated press in boston. in 2002 he covered capitol hill, the white house and major sports teams for seven more years. in march of 2009 he became an official white house photographer under the obama administration where he stayed until

eric: nine government departments, interior and state ture and department. half federal workers are working without pay, that means they workers to show up, tsa and others and not get paid. they are approaching the first pay, mortgagehout payments and rental payments will be coming due. we are seeing food banks set up around washington, d.c. to help becoming moret is dire situation. with us from rg capitol hill. thank you. geopolitical tensions have taken davos.tage at we've seen, that includes escalating feud between canada china over december arrest of huawei c.e.o. in vancouver. affairs of foreign chrystia freeland sat down to talk about the case and called with beijing central concern. the tia: when it comes to arrest of mrs. meng. remind people she is out on bail now. she owns some funeral home necessary vancouver and is there. will continue to have full access to the canadian judicial system impartial and objective. fairest system in the world. her father of huawei said generous. he is understandably concerned about his daughter, which any understand a

eric pfanner, bloomberg consumer reporter joining us on set. politics now.der of the democratic republic of congo has been declared surprise winner of the election area if it is validated it will be the first transfer of power by the ballot box since congo gained independence from belgium nearly 60 years ago. joining us from johannesburg is bloomberg's africa government editor. give us the backstory, for those not familiar, and we will get back into markets in a moment. how much of a surprise was this? cracks this was a huge surprise. mainly because of the way the elections were done. general distrust of the ofctoral commission, lots reports of irregularities and fraud surrounding the vote. people expected the ruling coalition of the incoming cabela wouldeph win. he put forward a protege emmanuel ramazani shadary that everyone thought would be the next president. and the catholic church, which is usually hugely influential in congo, counted its own results after the vote and put forth and other opposition candidate, who the catholic church suggested might ha

okay, eric trump son my flight, okay, mm-hmm. oh, there's an empty seat next to eric.look at the upgrade to see who's standing by patiently, oh, muhamada mer! all right! ( applause ) >> trevor: you are an amazing opening for dave chappelle. truly special. thanks for coming on the show. hope to see you again. "the vagabond" is available on netflix. mo amer. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) you can't put a price on love. but if you did, it'd cost the exact same as a reese's. turns out love's kinda inexpensive. not sorry. reese's. for far too long, people have been left to wonder what ingredients are in their beer. as your leader, make that handsome leader, i shall put an ingredients label on every case of bud light! this way the people will be sure that the kingdom's favorite lighteth lager is brewed with the finest ingredients. that was really great, did you get that? oh. was i supposed to be writing that down? i was drawing this. introducing our new ingredients label. coming in february. introducing our new ingredients label. we'd love some help with laundr

all fans of the full display get a name well worth noting eric in my check. back to read love back debut in april twenty eighth seen with leipzig the visitors and his parents in the crowd. i purposely didn't tell them that they were surprised to see me out there and perhaps that's why. i ponder this my father couldn't believe it seeing my name in the lineup seeing replies i could tell from michelle think that some of his in. the deep end playing in the bundesliga. the said money's fantasy stuff like something you'd see in a film. a fantasy film that was about to get even better. because did you discover just how much of this month's picturing. women six men most circumstances in the ninetieth minute story my first poem to sleep could go it's described by. the us might send it up not being relegated. that's certainly an emotional moment. the feeling of red lights man had well and truly graduates it's. because i couldn't get to sleep after the game when the buzz stayed with me for days to talk about. i still think about it today it's not the kind of thing you f

okay, eric trump son my flight, okay, mm-hmm. oh, there's an empty seat next to eric.ook at the upgrade to see who's standing by patiently, oh, muhamada mer! all right! ( applause ) >> trevor: you are an amazing opening for dave chappelle. truly special. thanks for coming on the show. hope to see you again. "the vagabond" is available on netflix. mo amer. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) want to try out my time machine? it runs on doritos. [dog barks] sure. so now what? gotta put the whole bag in. okay. yes! it's really working, jimmy! [humming, thumping] [humming] [thumping] this is the greatest moment of my life! get out of my yard! [birds chirping] jimmy? you're so old. [crunch!] it's the future! go inside... cozy up to the fire... (♪ ♪) stay warm. some call that a nice winter day. we'll have to agree to disagree. (♪ ♪) my doctor says i havey, what's skittles pox. are they contagious? i don't think so. contract the rainbow! taste the rainbow! what are you doing? well the king believes people should know what ingredients are in their beer. he ordered us t

said depicts a white man in his forties.but an anonymous email tip led harris county investigators to eric black junior -- a 20-year-old black man.he was taken into custody during a traffic stop for not using his turn signal. officials say black admitted he was driving the vehiclauthor confirmed the identity of the other passenger ...but police say barnes' family was not targeted by the gunmen.ed gonzalez / harris county sheriff: "this was likely a case of mistaken identity, where the intended tarkets were likely someone else." ( robin ) friends and family will gather on tuesday morning to remember jazmine. her funeral will be held at noon -- mourners plan to release purple balloons -- jazmine's favorite color. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... there is an increase in flu cases across the country. the warnings from doctors coming up. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. plenty more rain ahead in the forecast. today will be one of our lighter days as ran and wind tapers off before intens

anchor eric thomas is live along kites creek. what's going on there, eric? >> reporter: weave seen a couple of fairly strong cells come through in the past two hours. we're experiencing just light rain. as for tice creek. there it is behind me. folks who live here estimate it's 6 to 8 feet deep. on a normal day, it would be 3 to 4 feet deep. this is not a problem yet. but there have been already problems. on withers avenue in lafayette, a 50-foot tall oak tree came crashing down, missing people and homes, but blocking both lanes of traffic at pleasant hill road. this woman heard the crash. >> sounded like an explosion. the dog went nuts. i thought it was thunder for a minute. i went out and saw that the tree had fallen. >> the roots gave out and with the recent rain, it came down approximately 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> along main street in downtown martinez, sandbags were placed in front of many businesses. mayor rob schroder just moved his business here. it doesn't flood as bad as it used to. but it can be a nuisance if several things happen at the same ti