fayed. >> then, as he walked around to where the attack took place, that's when he first saw pamela. he said that when she looked at him, he went into a little shock because the only thing that was not covered in blood was the whites of her eyes. she stood and she walked toward him, even after having suffered these horrible mortal wounds, and she reached out her arms and simply said, "help me." >> it was too late for anyone to help pam. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. century city is only 176 acres. its gleaming office towers and high-dollar town homes lie entirely within the city of los angeles. and what makes this place run is money because century city is home to agents, film producers, and attorneys. usually around here when someone talks about bloody murder, they're talking about a deal that went south. this time, it was the real thing. the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's murder was salaam abdul rahman. >> she wasn't robbed. >> no. >> she was not sexua

fayed. >> and then, as he walked around to where the attack took place, that's when he first saw pamela. he said that, when she looked at him, he went into a little shock because the only thing that was not covered in blood was the whites of her eyes. she stood, and she walked toward him, even after having suffered these horrible, mortal wounds, and she reached out her arms and simply said "help me." >> it was too late for anyone to help pam. paramedics pronounced her dead at the scene. century city is only 176 acres. its gleaming office towers and high-dollar townhomes lying entirely within the city of los angeles. what makes this place run is money, because century city is home to agents, film producers and attorneys. usually around here when someone talks about bloody murder, they're talking about a deal that went south. this time it was the real thing. the lead detective for the lapd investigating pam fayed's hurder was salam abdul rahman. >> she wasn't robbed. >> no she wasn't. >> she w

he's been doing this for many years as an organizer of these dives but also worked hard to get the fai to recognize these night sky dives as a world record. >> it's not going to help with all the ufo sightings around, is it? phones went crazy. >> got to be scary going sky diving at night. going on the carnival ride with your eyes closed. >> sky diving at night is incredibly dangerous and some said they secretly hoped for bad weather so they didn't have to jump, but everything went according to plan and they ended up being able to set the 64 way world record, mission accomplished. >> an employee is trying to -- >> connect a gas canister to the table. >> but something goes wrong. >> oh! >> holy cow!

. >>> joining me is fay gary who says roy moore's attraction to young girls was widely known around town. thank you very much for joining us. if i may call you fay, i don't know -- or officer, tell us what was known back in the day about roy moore? >> well, the rumor mill is that he liked young girls. and, you know, we were at vised that he was being suspended from the mall because he would hang around the young girls that worked in the stores and, you know, really got into a place of where they say he was harassing. and we were also told to watch him at the ball games. and make sure that, you know, he didn't hang around the cheerleaders, when the cheerleaders were there. >> so you were an officer for 37 years, in gadsden as a local officer, so who would tell you these things? is this a rumor or were you given instructions from your superior? >> they were just rumors. the rumor mill was that roy moore likes young girls. and it was not only in our department, but at the courthouse, too. >> so how -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt you. tell me what you kne

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at the new york historical society where some of the surviving veterans recently gathered, like tom fay a kansas cowboy. i wrote on mine, kansas cowboy and put a heart and tom and gay, married 27 august '66, got to vietnam, 27 august '67. >> the fay's hadn't been married more than a year before he shipped out. as they arrived, the night sky lit up with incoming rockets. >> that's when i went down and wrote on my canvas to make sure that -- i guess to have my mark there. >> if you didn't come back. >> yeah. >> reporter: these men shared hell together but it was doodles on old bung bunks that brought back long hidden emotions. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. so there is the one that you wrote on, brother, in vietnam. >> wow. >> welcome home, brother. >> 51 years together, by golly. she's still my sweetheart. what can i say, but thanks. >> reporter: they fought for their country, they fought for each other, but mainly they fought to come back home. krbs cbs news, new york. >>> that's the overnight news for thi

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as you drive in thismorning you fay me a few sprinkles here and there. overall headlines for today mostly cloudy in the beginning, a few sprinkles, a cool afternoon with some sun and clouds. then that rain is goingto be returning soon. our hightemperatures today mild to cool in the inland areas. 64 degreesin fairfield, 63 in concord. along the coast 66. 63 in san jose as well as santa rosa. . >>> right now chp has reopened all lanes of southbound lakeville highway. we had a fatal crash there overnight. and that roadways remained shut down for much of the night and heading into this morning. butthey just reopened all lanes right at highway 37. traffic ismoving at the limit. there maystill be debris and activity in the shoulder. be advised youmay encounter a few tapping of the brakes. we have an accidentsouthbound 880, 2 lanes blocked right now. you'll hit delaysheading through union city. youcan see steve's drop below 150 miles per hour. over at thepass the usual slow- downs westbound 580 in the yellow, just under a 25-minute right between 205 and 680. th

. >> when the smoke began to hear we hear the stories of those that went to record fai fairy legalth to help neighborhoods. >> not only fist responders but citizens in sure on youing area were heroics. >> i always -- he puts safety and well-being before their own and they make that choice in an instant. larry king'slet was different. >> i know the people that lived there. >> gina chickrone's ing stikts came in. >> it's the most important part. >> when kingland wept to the building he nev wasted time. >> we were going in the building and getting people sglout chickrone was out getting children -- they're just blankets and able to walk they will up the hill to safety? it's easy to drive home. shut garage door and forget about your neighbors and forget you're part of a community. but on thursday night, this smunty showed us all the fewer of showing up and caring for those around you. >> we know the residents. we -- we're neighbors. they're the best neighbors. >> you could say the same about and for that, we give them three cheers. >>> and ukee, when we were talking with them they said y

an ucla team that is in danger now, if fay v they can't pull it off. 10-16 in conference games the last three years. >> kirk: and i think jim mora is saying you have to shoot gaps. take a chance here. and second and short. one time-out here. you can't give up the first down linebacker, safety. everybody shoot their gaps. kras they do a good job on the play, and it will be third and one and time-out. >> kirk: it comes down to this snap right here. and mora putting it into the third down and one. >> chris: we talked about the major plot line here and we got the sense talking to sam darnell, he didn't talk about stops. he said that rosen was going to have a big night. darnold wants a the win. he has managed the game okay. >> kirk: sam darnold, if you are going to compare to josh rosin right now, he is more of a finished product in college. i look at sam darnold and i think he makes fla s splash pla. and the consistency from the pocket. is what he is just not doing right now. he could come back and play more basketball and be able to through the progressions from the pocket. you have to be

. >> when the smoke began to hear we hear the stories of those that went to record fai fairy legalth to help neighborhoods. >> not only fist responders but citizens in sure on youing area were heroics. >> i always -- he puts safety and well-being before their own and they make that choice in an instant. larry king'slet was different. >> i know the people that lived there. >> gina chickrone's ing stikts came in. >> it's the most important part. >> when kingland wept to the building he nev wasted time. >> we were going in the building and getting people sglout chickrone was out getting children -- they're just blankets and able to walk they will up the hill to safety? it's easy to drive home. shut garage door and forget about your neighbors and forget you're part of a community. but on thursday night, this smunty showed us all the fewer of showing up and caring for those around you. >> we know the residents. we -- we're neighbors. they're the best neighbors. >> you could say the same about and for that, we give them three cheers. >>> and ukee, when we were talking with them they said y

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he's been doing this for many years as an organizer of these dives but also worked hard to get the fai to recognize these night sky dives as a world record. >> it's not going to help with all the ufo sightings around, is it? phones went crazy. >> got to be scary going sky diving at night. going on the carnival ride with your eyes closed. >> sky diving at night is incredibly dangerous and some said they secretly hoped for bad weather so they didn't have to jump, but everything went according to plan and they ended up being able to set the 64 way world record, mission accomplished. >> an employee is trying to -- >> connect a gas canister to the table. >> but something goes wrong. >> oh! >> holy cow! >>> and, can you take down 29 inches of too et ceterapizza? >> the magnum 44. >> i'd be willing to try. >> they should have used some ranch. it would help it soften up. ah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. in this home we are grateful. for the things we have. for those we love a

plenty of canna birbis will fai testing. much will go down rather than up. >> that's a lot of changes to go through. >> other states have gone through these changes, whether it's colorado, california or nevada. a lot of them have gone through these growing pains. we've seen a number of cities and counties begin to allow medical dispensaries for the first time in 21 years in this state. i'm counting many counties allowing access to that will be a boon. >> and there are 20 different kinds of licenses for cannabis facilities. what areas are you fielding inquiries about? >> i'm fielding inquiries across the board from people wanting licenses. we have them across the state, dispensaries and manufacturers, but some of the new licensed types like distributors, i'm getting a lot of inquiries like distribution licenses, what that's going to look like, and delivery as well is a license that people are very curious about. >> and christian, you've been at this for about seven years now once this started being legalized in other states.

fay and interviews given to 47 of the 55 players on the roster. the investigation started back in october be a some parents complained about safety issues. now, as to this survey, here are things you were concerned about. they wanted to know did coaches every use foul language. the coach ever grab a face mask in an inappropriate way, were any players ever made to cry? now, i covered high school football for the better part of 20 years and tell that you foul language is just part of the culture. players, coach, games, practices and it is just the wait is. now, re, discipline first and also to help the player's condition so it is punishment with a purpose. pan ny playlay years current and former and plus par parents defended the coach to no afill and reached out to the high schools athletic department today and my calls were not returned. the hill bellies have won four straight again. they gat play juf game on thursday night at home against central. i am george for chasing news. bill, let's git back to you. >> all right. >> it seems look a lot of si

an ucla team that is in danger now, if fay v they can't pull it off. 10-16 in conference games the last three years. >> kirk: and i think jim mora is saying you have to shoot gaps. take a chance here. and second and short. one time-out here. you can't give up the first down linebacker, safety. everybody shoot their gaps. kras they do a good job on the play, and it will be third and one and we will spend the time-out. >> kirk: it comes down to this snap right here. and mora putting it into the third down and one. >> chris: we talked about the major plot line here and we got the sense talking to sam darnell, he didn't talk about stops. he said that rosen was going to have a big night. darnold wants a the win. he has managed the game okay. >> kirk: sam darnold, if you are going to compare to josh rosin right now, he is more of a finished product in college. i look at sam darnold and i think he makes fla s splash pla. and the consistency from the pocket. is what he is just not doing right now. he could come back and play more basketball and be able to watch through the progressions from the

ie lelizabeth guzman won in fai county. and hala ayala won in district 31.ennifer foy took the second district. foi is one of the first black female graduates of the she is also a new mother to twins born earlier this fall prematurely. >>> and emotional win tonight in honor of two young lives taken too soon. the boyfriend of the young tv reporter who was killed on the job in southwestern virginia has just won the race he ran in her name. chris hurst quit his job at the anchor desk in february. he announced his run then. it was how he found purpose after alison parker's death. you may remember, alison and her cameraman were shot back in 2013. hurst ran hard on a universal background check for guns. so he won the 31st position that usually spells defeat for people. >>> voted today. still, there is an investigation to see if shady robo calls may have impacted turnout. they'll look for misleading calls telling voters the polling place had changed. both the naacp and aclu have made statements tonight condemning the alleged behavior. >>> cemetaries buried in water

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the question is how is he going to fay for it? wait until you see what the young people are up to really giving their all to help kids in need suffering from different illnesses. i am bill spadea. this is "chasing news." >> if you cannot pick up a newspaper, turn in the television, listen to the radio without hearing another accusation of sexual harassment in hollywood. it is gettinged about and all started with revelation of harvey weinstein had done some things that clearly he shouldn't have been doing. kevin spacy now, the come edian where does it end. we'll bring in expert to break this down as the victims start to pile up and the accusations fly. also cheek win clinical see you col low guest. dr., welcome back to "chasing news." how are you. how do know the difference and the credibility behind the victim who might be misremembering something that happened 20-30-40 more year ago and someone who has been suffering. >> , normally what we do in this society is especially when it comes to something like trauma. we do give the ben

he's been doing this for many years as an organizer of these dives but also worked hard to get the faignize these night sky dives as a world record. >> it's not going to help with all the ufo sightings around, is it? phones went crazy. >> got to be scary going sky diving at night. going on the carnival ride with your eyes closed. >> sky diving at night is incredibly dangerous and some said they secretly hoped for bad weather so they didn't have to jump, but everything went according to plan and they ended up being able to set the 64 way world record, mission accomplished. >> an employee is trying to -- >> connect a gas canister to the table. >> but something goes wrong. >> oh!

i asked did the fbi fay christopher steele? if you look at kim stossels column over the weekend, i want to know if he was -- was our government paying the guy who wrote the dossier the clintons were financing? lou: your question and the attorney general's answer while trying to fling gps:fusion, the democratic party, the fbi. >> this happened in the summer of 2016. the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee paid through a lawsuit firm for the dossier. i am wanting to know if that is the case. >> i am not able to provide an answer to you. >> did the fbi present the dossier to the fisa court? >> i'm not able to answer that. lou: did you get impression he was not answering because he didn't feel he should, or did you get the feeling as i did that he didn't know the answer to your question. >> i wish i had asked him that. the fact you can't tell us if someone is on the payroll. i know how many people there are. i know if they get paid. he's the head of the justice department. was in fact the justice department in th

. >> and tina fay. >> and tina has a niece who is in the show. >> really? >> yeah.ne of her best friends and a cousin, her daughter is dancing in the show. >> so potentially a budding super star in the making. >> yes. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> if you're interested in seeing the nutcracker friday through sunday at the upper car -- darby we have all of the details on nbc10.com. >>> there was a lot of hype leading up to last night's game between the sixers and the lakers. two young teams both with rising stars. it was the sixers who shined brighter. dropped 46 points while grabbing 15 rebounds. he lead the way but simmons fell one rebound shy. the sixers outlasted the lakers 116-109. ball finished with a mere 2 points and he was benched and booed by the hometown crowd. >> what was working so well for your career highs and points blocks assists? >> trust our process. >> trust the process. [ laughter ] . we'll be right back. >>> did you know your kids can be ninjas? >> it is 100% positive influence here. >> this afternoon we are taking a look that will

in case you can't tell by the look on my face i think it's important to take your time, be fai fair.appy thanksgiving everyone. and shortly there after one of the first and most vocal accusers of weinstein said hello uma, welcome. gene, let's walk back a couple of steps. there was a red carpet interview where she talked about how she was angry. >> right. we have got that. this was last month. it was on access hollywood. it is sort of a companion piece. i want you to listen to it but really look at her demeanor. >> i think it's commendable. i don't have a tidy sound bite for you because i have learned i am not a child and when i have spoken in anger i usually regret the way i express myself. so i've been waiting to feel less angry. and when i'm ready i'll say what i have to say. >> wow. >> so yesterday she was almost ready to say all of that. now, more than 60 women have come forward recently alleging rape, sexual assault over the last 30 years. this is after the new york times and the new yorker came out with the original allegations. weinstein reported to all of this saying that any

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. >> the fay's hadn't been married more than a year. >> that's when i went down and wrote on my canvasguess to have my mark there. >> if you didn't come back. >> yeah. >> reporter: these men shared hell together but it was doodles and marks that brought back emotions. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. so there is the one that you wrote on, brother, in vietnam. >> wow. >> welcome home, brother. >> 51 years together, by golly. she's still my sweetheart. what can i say, but thanks. >> reporter: they fought for their country, they fought for each other, but mainly they fought to come back home. >>> that's the overnight news for this captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, november 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." a magnitude 7.3 earthquake rocks the irairan/iraq border and kil hundreds, injuring more than 2,000. >>> president trump meets with filipino president rodrigo duterte and avoids questions about their human rights record. >>> and more and more doctors are saying good-bye to insurance and hel

>> what about if your house catches fire, you don't want to fay for the firemen?il: a slippery slope. >> one guy proposed this. if he went to public school or benefitted from any sort of public education, he's a hypocrite. >> neil: good point. let me raise this. you guys have never done this of course. four to ten workers call in sick when they're not under the weather. in other words, they come up with outlandish excuses. there's doozies. you guys have never done that. have you ever felt tempted? the one i like is my phone exploded, hurt my hand. what do you think? >> they're not only excuses but excuses that have been glommed together that people have used them around the country and made it on a list of polling. >> wait. i need to -- >> neil: the burnt hand -- been there down that. >> i need to highlight one. a bear is in my yard and i'm afraid. >> that's good. >> how many times have people bing watched stranger things and say -- >> never. i've never done that. >> the problem is -- >> neil: really? >> i've done it all the time. >> the thing is -- >> neil: you'v

police are commend ing the student for coming forward and letting them thoa about joseph's alleged fai proap rate contact. he last been release from jail and is banned from volunteering in the school system. joe ivies just the latest adult accused of having an inappropriate relation ship with a student in prince george's county. one of the biggest in recent times is deonte carraway he is that school volunteer serving a 175 year sentence after bleeding guilty to 23 abuse and pornography charges. the cases stemmed from february 2016 when carraway abused and recorded dozens of boys engaged in sex acts. i'm side judge sylvania woods elementary. in 2016 vincent mack duffy was arrested for having sex with a 17 year old girl. the principal of that school also placed on administrative leave during that investigation. and a few months ago in september former substitute teacher and basketball coach why is toafer spites was indicted on child pornography charges. he's you a queuesed of having contact sex. so what have prince george's county school officials done to help prevent these kinds of crim

weakness and sadness gets pent up which abuse power and the patriarchy makes ways of object if s object fayingen. you raised the issue of calling out. we will turn to that now. many victims have shared their experiences on social media. many men have now been named and shamed on those same sites. so are we happy with this public court ofjustice — is that where the power now lies? we'll talk about calling out the perpetrators in a moment. where it works and where it goes wrong. first, have a watch. hi. hello. let's get you sat down. 0k. i have got over here ready. navigating the work place is challenging for some. tell me about yourself. i took a year out and went exploring. exploring yourself? and asia. and let's face it, david brent wouldn't have been such a hit if he hadn't been a familiar prototype of those we have known. but if the etiquette of real life behaviour is becoming clearer there are virtual spaces that have no rules. we are making that stuff up as we go along. sharing sites have been extraordinarily powerful in bringing together those who suffered humiliation or worse in a form

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coming up, bill clinton faces four new accusers while he and hillary fay mounting calls for investigations into their dealings with russia. the latest of elements ahead. >> should have happened a long time ago, years ago. >> shannon: john bolton says president trump's diplomatic agenda might be getting ported by his own actions or lack thereof. the investor joins us next. -- the ambassador joins us nex next. >> shannon: president trump and secretary of state rex tillerson naming north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. president trump are doing the obama administration enable pyongyang, leading to the death of otto warmbier. the assassination of kim jong un's half-brother. >> today the united states is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. should have happened a long time ago. should have happened years ago. >> shannon: critics denounced the move as a needless provocation. some critics came from within the state department where there was apparently resistance to renaming north korea a state sponsor of terror. fox news contributor and former u.n. ambassador john bolton

that tells me both of them refusing to resign that tells me the old boy's network fay for each other'ss while women are forced to sit for 90 days or 180 days and then forced toe immediate. it's like domestic violence. they used to say to the women being beaten beaten. no it's a crime. there ain't nothing to work out. go ahead. >> it's paying with house money buying time hoping that the furor blows over. i don't think it will: what tammy was saying. starting to see these people come out against the clintons. and condemn bill clinton for his behavior. condemn hillary clinton for her behavior. in shutting some of these women up. i have very little patience for that that takes no guts to walk around the battlefield and shoot the wounded and shoot the people that are already dead: where was kathleen sebelius when it mattered when these people were powerful? where was kirste care kirsten ge senator from new york. why didn't you stop them when they were powerful? now they come out and act like they want some badge of honor because they are dumping over them now. >> judge jeanine: that's such

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. >> she fays multiple charges including dwi and driving without a license. hopefully or probably wearing her seat belt i would imagine. >>> finally a defense contractor is built a new robot that most human beings even dan harris can't do that. >> dance can't jump. >> i can jump. >> no, watch this. can you do that. >> dig that. that's atlas and it's been called a humanoid because it can move like a human leaping from platform to platform. >> a how manyoid. >> a humanoid. >> versus an android. >> i find it creepy. >> it is a little frightening. >> check it out. >> when he does that i'm thinking what is next. what's the next thing they'll program. well, it -- >> and army of bots is lik happens next. >> one step closer to singularity, people. let's talk about something slightly less unpleasant. what's going on in the weather department. >> your double negatives are -- >> try to keep up. >> there's nice weather somewhere in the country but cool picture in honor of paula being back because she's familiar with chicago. willis tower, sears tower lit up with the stor

and when you see these numbers, it's incredible to see the fay dealt that republican members of congresse towards this president. whether it's his attacking the widow of a fallen green beret, the hundred other outrages or degradations he's brought to the presidency of the united states. your typical member of the republican congress looks at him with the same moody eyes that the congregants of the people's temple used to look at jim jones with. it's quite remarkable. >> heather, we have to keep this fair and i'll ask you about the democrats. i've heard the democrats described as they lost all four tires, they're on the side of the road, they just get the jack up on the rear end and donna brazile came and kicked the jack out from under the car. i heard it described as a circular firing squad with her yelling "fire." what is going on in the democratic party which almost as much as donald trump is relitigating the 2016 election? >> so, i think it's fair. i think donna brazile is playing a small role, but i think it's in some ways a proxy for a fight that is going on for the heart and soul o

. >> tucker: fay ran an ad, his opponents, accusing him and his voters of wanting to murder children with a pickup truck. if it's literally true. if that's not like my spend on it. have you seen the spot? of course. >> of course. >> tucker: somehow, ed gillespie, who was a victim of that, he's a bigot for some reason, because he doesn't like ms-13? to see why this is actually insane and it's making people vote for ed gillespie? the attacks on him are so unfair that a lot of people wouldn't vote for him are thinking this is not nutty. >> the political dynamic is one that steve bannon, the trump political advisor of old now said this is the playbook. this is how ed gillespie has gotten himself back in the race, by highlighting things like ms-13 and immigration. it's a political play to a racial base, tucker. >> tucker: they accused him of wanting to murder minority children. >> if you don't -- >> tucker: is that not racial demagoguery? what's the definition of a? >> when you go into latino communities in muslim communities and see the anxiety that has been stirred by the kind of appeal

. >> it's a tax bill that will come back and bite them in fay pass it. into the christmas season. >> what do you think they need? president trump's irrelevant at this point? >> yeah, think so. >> does he need to go up there? >> he wants to go up there and take credit for it. it's a deal to be worked out on the hill. but, as i say, it's a deal they better be careful about. >> what are the odds of a shutdown? >> uh -- 20%. i'm not sure. i don't think there will be a shutdown. >> you can see this clearly worries me. and i want to quickly, and with you, rick klein here, on the russia investigation. michael flynn's lawyers are not lawyers anymore. people are surprised that's because he's cooperating. any sense of hat? >> yeah, this is a very bad sign for the white house. michael flynn can take you from the inner sickle in the campaign to the inherb circle of the white house. if you'ring looing for cause and effect, he could be your guy. the pressure he could put on other members of the irn circle, like the trump family, that could be considerable. you have ad

. >> the fay's hadn't been married more than a wrote on my canvas to make sure that -- i guess to haverk there. >> if you didn't come back. >> yeah. >> reporter: these men shared hell together but it was doodles and marks that brought back emotions. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. so there is the one that you wrote on, brother, in vietnam. >> wow. >> welcome home, brother. >> 51 years together, by golly. she's still my sweetheart. what can i say, but thanks. >> reporter: they fought for their country, they fought for each other, but mainly they fought to come >>> that's the overnight news for this monday. i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news i'm elaine quijano. today president trump holds several meetings with one of the world's most controversial leaders. on the last stop of his trip to asia. mr. trump arrived in the fill feens yesterday where he was welcomed by president trump rodrigo duerte. since taking power he unleashed a brutal war drug

look, the house tax gop bill fayed a very uncertain -- faced a very uncertain future but the house, here it is on your screen, a big win. and house members are celebrating this important victory for the american middle class, they say. businesses large and small and the trump economy. listen. >> we've got a long road ahead of us. this is a very, very big milestone in that long road. we've got a long road ahead of us, and we have a timeline to get this done by the end of the year. we have the senate right now working on doing this. we're excited about going through the legislative process, going to conference, getting this done, making this bill even better. liz: one congressman who was behind paul ryan just raced to our cameras following that news conference, mark wayne mullen joins us live from capitol hill. sir, you're oklahoma -- >> yes. liz: this works out perfectly. and you were also a storm former small and very successful businessman for mullen plumbing that your dad founded. so it's all coming together here with you. can you please explain to us why your senators and you are not