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news, fort benning, georgia. >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues.thers, check back with us a bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone, and welcome to the overnight nooez news. i'm demarco morgan. investors hoping for a santa claus rally are getting just the opposite this christmas morning. the dow suffered its worst christmas eve drop ever. yesterday plummeting more than 600 points, the market now headed for its worst december since the great depression back in 1931. the steep losses come as president trump escalates a rare standoff with the federal reserve, and an unusual move by the treasury secretary to try to calm the markets seems to have frayed nerves even further. errol barnett begins our coverage. >> reporter: the closing bell on wall street today triggered alarm bells in washington. after the stock market saw its worst christmas eve performance in history. the dow hit its lowest point of e ar. while t

news around the world the inauguration of georgia's new president salome's sarabi sheerly is underway at this hour she was elected last month and is georgia's first female head of state french. previously served as the country's foreign minister the open opposition rejected the election result. sri lanka's president has reinstated runnel of a crime a single as prime minister seven weeks off to sacking him from the post days earlier the country's supreme court ruled his ousting was unconstitutional it's hoped the move will end the major political crisis that has engulfed the country since october. the father of a seven year old guatemalan migrants who died after being detained by u.s. border agents is calling for an independent investigation officials say there was no sign that jackie calmes kin had any medical problems until i was off she was detained the u.s. customs service reported that she died of dehydration and exhaustion. the european film academy has crowned its favorite films and performances from twenty eighteen and a historical romance untitled cold war by the polish born director pub bell public or ski as the most on as the winners what chosen by more than three and a half thousand members of the film academy is a look at who took away the top prize at the ceremony in seville spain. star crossed love as in war ravaged europe. skis monochrome period romance cold war was the big winner at the thirty first european film awards. best actress for her portrayal of polish village go. cold war netted the top prize for best film as well as best editor. best director and screenwriter though he was reluctant to take too much credit. few very. good like an imposter here except things who would because they were both hundred ninety five versions of the script and the scene you so there was more as one of the few scenes where the writing actually corresponded to what was shot so. a change in tone for best actor. that went to much better fun today for dog. buntay plays adultry man whose quiet life takes adopt and when you get swept up in the violent schemes of a local criminal. and finally a standing ovation for caustic out for us the greek french director collected an honorary award for his career as a master of the political thriller. standing distinct from the huge budgets and glitz of hollywood the awards show that european cinema can hold it so. you're watching live from i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of the latest news from around the world thanks for watching. take it personally i already. with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all troops. battling because more than football online. lists her first day at school in the jungle. lists.

other mountains of georgia it's good to see. the news in the. news. this is it every news line from berlin germany is a governing party has a new leader it's unexpected comp current power she takes over from uncle americal as chair of the conservative c.d.u. but not as chancellor she beat two other contenders fine for the top job also coming up paris braces for another weekend of protests over fuel tax hikes major landmarks like the eiffel tower and the move museums are keeping their door shut this says authorities step up security to deal with another wave of violence on some of the worst rioting and nation have seen for decades. thank you so much for your company everyone it was close but in the end chosen the americans favored one on account come qanbar is the new party chair of the german christian democrats she now takes over as the leader of the c.d.u. after securing the leadership vote and that puts her in pole position to become germany's next chancellor after america's fourth term ends. on to the medical could barely hired her delight her pre

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colorado and georgia -- now joined by alabama, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, new jersey, new mexicoina. nine states with elevated flu numbers.also with high flu activity -- new york city, where holiday tourism is in full swing, and two million people are expected to pack times square on new year's eve. the c-d-c also reported four more flu-related deaths in children, bringing the total to 11 for the current season. the best flu prevention -- the c-d-c says, is a flu vaccine, for those six months and older. and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one. it won't stop all flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.and if you're one of those people packed into crowded spaces this holiday weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.in washington, i'm karin caifa. ( dave ) here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... toss to weather. (dave)dry conditions with seasonable highs and cool overnight lows will prevail through the weekend and well into next week. colder

news, new york. >> our thanks to becky. >>> a georgia woman says her prayers have finally been answered this christmas thanks to seven little boys. >> candace and larry logan recently adopted the boys all cousins between 3 and 7. the couple previously served as their foster parents, and logan says every year she prayed to god for a child. she spoke to our atlanta station, wsb. >> it was like a rubber band, we wanted it for so long and finally we got it. our whole life has changed. i thought they rescued me just as much as we rescued them. >> the money is tight for the newamily so the relatives have set up a gofundme page to pay for a new van to carry out their expanded family. >>> the nba, the ctar kyrie irvd down some clutch shots including a pair of three-pointers against the sixers in overtime. >> irving led all scorers with 40 points. the celtics won the game, 121-114. it was boston's second victory over philadelphia this season. and the lakers took on steph curry and the warriors. big game here, james went down with a groin injury in the third quarter. it didn't matter, though. the lakers just had too much for the defending nba champs. l.a. wins, 127-101. the lakers say james will have an mri exam on that injury today. >> well, get well soon, bron-bron. >>> up next, a look at what hollywood is serving up to fill your holiday break. the big week at the box office. >>> later we ride along with some special kids as they take the ride of their lives. stay with us. with special skids quids a kids. t ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour

colorado and georgia -- now joined by alabama, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, new jersey, new mexico south carolina. nine states with elevated flu numbers.also with high flu activity -- new york city, where holiday tourism is in full swing, and two million people are expected to pack times square on new year's eve. the c-d-c also reported four more flu-related deaths in children, bringing the total to 11 for the current season. the best flu prevention -- the c-d-c says, vaccine, for those six months and older. and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one. it won't stop all flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.one of those people packed into crowded spaces this weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.i'm karin caifa. ( darya ) the california minimum wage is going up with the new year. businesses with more than 25 employees will now pay 12-dollars-an from the current 11-dollars an hour. businesses with 25 or fewer employees will pay 11-dollars an hour.

colorado and georgia -- now joined by alabama, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, new jersey, new mexicoarolina. nine states with elevated flu numbers.also with high flu activity -- new york city, where holiday tourism is in full swing, and two million people are expected to pack times square on new year's eve. the c-d-c also reported four more flu-related deaths in children, bringing the total to 11 for the current season. the best flu prevention -- the c-d-c says, is a flu vaccine, for those six months and older. and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one. it won't stop all flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.and if you're one of those people packed into crowded spaces this holiday weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.in washington, i'm karin caifa. the california minimum wage is going up with the new year. businesses with more than 25 employees will now pay 12-dollars-an hour.that is up by 1-dollar from the current 11-dollars an hour. businesses

new york reserves. members reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. heist. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. hice: i thank my friend, thank him for his great leadership. i rise in support of this bill and urge my colleagues to come together in support of securing our nation's southern border. we finally now have an opportunity before us that enables us to take a step in resolving the immigration and border crisis, frankly one that is growing daily in scope and complexity and largely because of the inaction of this body, but we have the opportunity now to change that. the $5 billion requested by the president is a relatively small amount when considered -- when we consider the federal government's discretionary spending this year is at a whopping $1.3 trillion. that comes to about $.5 million a minute. if you to the math, that's $5 billion comes to less than a day and a half worth of federal spending. about 33 hours. so to give people some degree of comparison in late 2016, the department of transportation awarded a little over $1 billion grant to the city of san diego to expand its trolley service, 11 miles. that's roughly $100 million per mile for something that the d.o.t. estimated only 25,000 people would use. so if we can spend $1 billion on a trolley for 11 miles that not very many people will use, certainly we cab spend $5 billion to do something that's going to benefit and protect our nation. and our border. and wherever walls have been built on our border, whether we're dealing with san diego orel passeau or tucson or wherever, the walls have been effective. tremendously. so the border wall in itself is no magic bullet. there are some other things we need to do. closing the asylum loopholes for example, making e-verify mandatory. ending chain migration. but this is our opportunity both to secure the border and give -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. hice: i urge support for the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. hat a sad day. mr. chairman, i feel badly that you're leaving on this note. i know it is not your wish. i know that if you were in charge we would have reached agreement. i know under your leadership we passed -- didn't pass them, six bills were forged in a bipartisan way. not our bills. your bills. ladies and gentlemen, the seventh bill is also agreed to. save one item. so that approximately 96% of the ledge legislation has been agreed to by both sides and the united states senate has passed a continuing resolution based pon those bills by voice vote. yet here we are. twisting in the wind at 7:00 p.m. on the day before the government shuts down. what a sad performance. what a regret

colorado and georgia -- now joined by alabama, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, new jersey, new mexicond south carolina. nine states with elevated flu numbers.al with high flu activity -- new york city, where holiday tourism is in full swing, and two million people are expected to pack times square on new year's eve. the c-d-c also reported four more flu-related deaths in children, bringing the total to 11 for the current season. the best flu prevention -- the c-d-c says, is a flu vaccine, for those six months and older. and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one. it won't stop all flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.and if you're one of those people packed into crowded spaces this holiday weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.in washington, i'm karin caifa. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4 meteorologist mabrisa rodrigez is mabrisa rodrigez is here now with the forecast dry conditions with seasonable highs

georgia it's good to see. this is the only news live from berlin germany is going up already has a new leader meet some other merkel's successor on a kid to come qanbar she takes over for america as chair of the conservative c.d.u. but not as chancellor she's the two mother contenders vying for the top job also coming up. paris greece for another weekend of protests over fuel tax hikes meijer landmarks like the eiffel tower and the move museum by keeping their doors shut or to step up her security following some of the worst rioting the nation has seen for decades. thank you so much for your company everyone it was close but in the end shows on merrill's favor one on a kept calm qanbar is the new party chair of the german christian democrats she now takes over as leader of the c.d.u. after securing the leadership vote and that puts her in pole position to become germany's next chancellor after america's fourth term ends. up to the medical could barely hired her delight her preferred candidate on a good at trump card is now the new c to you chief in a tight contest she prevailed over her. rivals but is obviously keen

colorado and georgia -- now joined by alabama, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, new jersey, new mexicorolina. nine states with elevated flu numbers.also with high flu activity -- new york city, where holiday tourism is in full swing, and two million people are expected to pack times square on new year's eve. the c-d-c also reported four more flu-related deaths in children, bringing the total to 11 for the current season. the best flu prevention -- the c-d-c says, is a flu vaccine, for those six months and older. and as long as the flu is still circulating in your area -- it's not too late to get one. it won't stop all flu, but it'll lessen the severity of symptoms.and if you're one of those people packed into crowded spaces this holiday weekend, wash your hands and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, the c-d-c says, to help prevent picking up the flu.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (grant) a man in new york was photographed wearing a sign on his back asking for help for his sick wife. the sign read quote "in need of a kidney for my wife, b- positive." i'm karin caifa.in washingto

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news, fort benning, georgia. >> quijano: true spirit of the season. that's the "cbs evening news."or, i'm elaine quijano. merry christmas and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> now at 6:00 wet weather this christmas eve dousing the bay area as last minute shoppers and travelers make their way home for the holidays. as we look at hi-def doppler tonight, showers are still lingering and brian hackney joins us. brian, you've tracked these showers the past several hours now. >> this cold front powered through the bay area. you see the pattern you can follow through. the hi-def doppler is tracing the cold front from the mountains where we're getting thunderstorms down through monterey bay and that's exactly where the cold front is now, north of that not much, energy concentrated by the south bay. in the north bay there's a few showers popping up. that will be the situation overnight tonight. there's more on the way, but the brunt of this is headed south into the santa cruz mountains and beyond. as for what is next, we're looking for christmas to begin to clear up. a

georgia, texas, mississippi. putting into place these new laws, these new programs where when people are in your custody and your care, you are focused on getting them job ready and transform so when they league -- leave, they come back. to closing the revolving door. we have 25% of the world's people locked up. only 4% of the worlds population because we have been that stupid for 30 years. both parties, it took oath parties to get us in this ditch and it is going to take both to get us out. everybody said, don't give donald trump's victory. first of all, we did not give donald trump's victory, we get 200,000 people locked up a victory and their families a victory. second of all, do you want donald trump to be a champion and an advocate of prison reform and criminal justice reform? or do you want him to be a adversary? are you telling me democrats you want donald trump to run against you on this issue in 2020? you on both parties to embrace it? 2008, mccain and obama both embraced climate change, climate solutions. they were both climate hawks. the country was better and stronger for it. i believe in 2020, both

new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. buddy carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for two minutes. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today to discuss the importance of any funding bill, including funding for the border wall, as well as funding for our communities and farmers who have been hit hard by natural disasters. for those of us representing rural communities, we know well how important the agriculture community is, not just in the livelihood of those areas, but to our entire nation. our farmers are often unsung heroes of our nation, helping maintain the breadbasket our country is known for. in short, the american farmer feeds the world. it's not by accident that american agriculture has developed or produced the safest and most abundant food supply in the world. it's through blood, sweat and tears over generations. in my own state of georgia, agriculture is our top industry. blueberries represent a $1 billion industry across georgia and the commodity is the backbone of many of our communities. after several hurricanes and other natural disasters, it's past time that congress takes the time to address their needs. plain and simple, disaster relief funding must be included in any end of the year funding package. georgia has faced devastating weather recently, including hurricanes and freezes. georgians at every corner of the state are feeling the impact. whether it's along the coast or southwest georgia, the need for disaster funding is very much alive. our number one responsibility is to our constituents, those who have put their faith in us to do what is right for our districts and for our country. for this reason, congress should stay here until we get this job done. we need border security and we cannot kick the can on disaster funding. i urge my colleagues to help us get this to the finish line and provide the help that millions of americans are depending on. vote for our national security. vote for our farmers and growers who desperately need this disaster assistance. let's get this done. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i am pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, the ranking member of the commerce, justice, science committee, mr. serrano. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. serrano: i thank the gentlewoman. you know, for me, this is a very simple thought. it's the same thought i've had all along. this country, of all countries, should not be building a wall. this country, the land of opportunity, the land of freedom, the land where people come to build a new life, should not be building a wall. so what do we do? there isn't the support necessary for building the wall. for funding it. so at the last moment we sneak it into a so-called must-pass bill or otherwise you shut the overnment down. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant back live to the house floor now for votes. tes will be taken following order. , use resolution 1063, house h.r. 7318 by

georgia, texas, mississippi. putting into place these new laws, these new programs where when people are in your custody and your care, you are focused on getting them job ready and transform so when they league -- leave, they come back. to closing the revolving door. we have 25% of the world's people locked up. only 4% of the worlds population because we have been that stupid for 30 years. both parties, it took oath parties to get us in this ditch and it is going to take both to get us out. everybody said, don't give donald trump's victory. first of all, we did not give donald trump's victory, we get 200,000 people locked up a victory and their families a victory. second of all, do you want donald trump to be a champion and an advocate of prison reform and criminal justice reform? or do you want him to be a adversary? are you telling me democrats you want donald trump to run against you on this issue in 2020? you on both parties to embrace it? 2008, mccain and obama both embraced climate change, climate solutions. they were both climate hawks. the country was better and stronger for it. i believe in 2020, both

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new promise for our increasingly fragile environment. >> here we go, it's our new piece of plastic. and -- >> reporter: here at the georgia institute of technology, his team has developed a clear film made from crab shells and trees. >> these are crab shells. >> reporter: and how p make from this bag, then? >> probably 1,000 sheets. >> this would just be wasted otherwise? >> we produce about 10 million tons of crab, shrimp or lobster waste a year. and that's enough to replace a lot of the plastic used in packaging. >> reporter: they believe it could be a biodegradable alternative to plastic packaging. is there a race to create this new plastic? >> there's absolutely a race. this is a very challenging and grand problem. >> reporter: elsewhere, researchers in london invented a gelatinous material called oohoo. as an alternative to plastic bottles. there's water inside, and you can eat the container. meanwhile, many u.s. cities are taking steps to ban plastic grocery bags and straws. though some argue paper versions don't work as well. back in georgia, scientists continue perfecting this plastic alternative. and while it's too pricey to mass produce now, researcher chinmai sadam says it's promising. >> the goal of the research from here on is to keep improving it until it gets to a stage where it's completely incredible and there's no other option. >> reporter: it's a race against time to find something different, as our environment continues to suffer the effects of too much plastic. tammy leitner, nbc news, atlanta, georgia. >>> when we come back, how a high school basketball team is overcoming unimaginable loss and

georgia let's go to see. touch. this is the only news live from berlin germany is going up already has a new leader meet says uncle merkel's successor on a kid to come come qanbar she takes over from america as chair of the conservative seen here but not as chancellor she thinks to the other contenders vying for the top job also coming up. paris greece for another weekend of protests over fuel tax hikes meijer landmarks like the eiffel tower and the move museum by keeping their doors shut or to step up a security phone.

new york, incoming appropriations committee chair. thank you. guest: thank you. it is my pleasure. >> one of georgia's 14 congressional districts will send new representation to the u.s. house of representatives. mcbath, a delta airlines employee for more than 30 years was elected to represent georgia's six district in the next congress. she defeated republican incumbent karen handel. during one of their debates, she talked about how the shooting death of her son in 2012 spurred her to run for office. >> i'm lucy mcbath. in 2012, a son was killed, it in what people have considered the national loud music case. i started questioning, why are these tragedies allowed to continue happening? not willingslatures to keep my family say? there was silence. there was complicity. what i began to understand is that no one was going to be willing to do anything. that's the reason i stood up and the reason i'm taking action. overhave noticed over and again is that karen handel and other republican legislators refuse to do anything about this unnecessarily gun violence. they will not take action. in the end, the only things i am beholden to in this district for people that i talk to every single day and my son's legacy. i'm running because i am a mother on a mission. here in marietta, to represent everyone. >> new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, a look at some of the public health challenges facing americans today. speakers include former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and former epa administrator dana mccarthy. this is about 2.5 hours. [applause] >> good morning. truly apleasure, pleasure, to be joined by so many colleagues and public health leaders from johns hopkins, maryland, and indeed, around the country. i'm really pleased to be able to acknowledge and welcome gov. tom wo

new year's day. some prominent growers are blaming the shortage on the hurricanes that hit georgia in the fall and wiped out their collard crops. >>> an update to that breaking news we reported earlier at the top of the show. this is a new photo of the apparent suspect being arrested. this is the case where the officer was shot and killed in newman. this was posted on facebook, and, of course, we have a live report coming up for you in just a bit. there is also going to be a press conference coming up at 12:00 today, just to give more updates and details on that arrest and the case. >>> someone might start the new year off a millionaire. that could be a good thing. a mega millions drawing happens in about eight hours. that jackpot up to $348 million, and people across the country have been out buying those tickets. 2018 has really been a lucky year for some players. there was that $1.5 billion mega millions winner in october, which the winner still has not come forward. the drawing for tonight is at 8:00. >>> snap, click and report. that's all the san jose fire department wants you to do this new year's eve as part of their online program to catch fireworks violators. firefighters say neighbors can easily take pictures

georgia, texas, mississippi where they are putting into place these new laws, these new programs wherewhen people are in your custody and in your care your focus on getting the job ready and transform so when they leave they don't come back. it's about closing the revolving door. we've got 25% of the world's prisoners, 25% of the world people are locked up. only 4% of the the world's population. not because america's of that terrible but because we bend that stupid for 30 years. both parties by the way, it took both parties to get us in this ditch. it will take us both parties to get us out. everybody said don't give donald trump of victory. what a doing? first of all, we didn't get donald trump of victory. we give to 1000 a thousand peoe locked up behind federal bars of victory and the families of victory that second of all do you want donald trump to be an advocate of prisons reform and criminal justice reform or do you want him to be a staunch adversary? are you telling me democrat u.s. dollar trump to run against you on this issue in 2020 or fewer both parties to embrace it? 2008 m

high water in georgia, and blowing snow on slick roads causing treacherous travel conditions in eastern new mexico and the texas panhandle. and now two systems team up to ring in a soggy new year in the northeast. rob marciano starts us off. >> reporter: the new storm coming together and heading east, just as millions are digging out or drying out from a massive storm that prompted dozens of water rescues, like this one in north carolina. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: watch this suv being swallowed by flood water. its driver trapped inside after plunging head first into a retention pond. >> he's still in the car! >> reporter: a bystander jumping in to save him. the driver narrowly escaping through the rear window of the car. similar scenes in georgia. a half a foot of rain there forcing drivers to take their chances on flooded roads. first responders using a ladder to carry this stranded motorist to safety. that storm leaving six dead, tormenting the north with ice and snow. dumping up to a foot of snow on the dakotas and nearly two feet in minnesota. but in the southwest, that new system bringing blizzard conditions and dropping up to 30 inches of snow in new mexico. this

new york reserves. members reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. heist. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. hice: i thank my friend, thank him for his great leadership. i rise in support of this bill and urge my colleagues to come together in support of securing our nation's southern border. we finally now have an opportunity before us that enables us to take a step in resolving the immigration and border crisis, frankly one that is growing daily in scope and complexity and largely because of the inaction of this body, but we have the opportunity now to change that. the $5 billion requested by the president is a relatively small amount when considered -- when we consider the federal government's discretionary spending this year is at a whopping $1.3 trillion. that comes to about $.5 million a minute. if you to the math, that's $5 billion comes to less than a day and a half worth of federal spending. about 33 hours. so to give people some degree of comparison in late 2016, the department of transportation awarded a little over $1 billion grant to the city of san diego to expand its trolley service, 11 miles. that's roughly $100 million per mile for something that the d.o.t. estimated only 25,000 people would use. so if we can spend $1 billion on a trolley for 11 miles that not very many people will use, certainly we cab spend $5 billion to do something that's going to benefit and protect our nation. and our border. and wherever walls have been built on our border, whether we're dealing with san diego orel passeau or tucson or wherever, the walls have been effective. tremendously. so the border wall in itself is no magic bullet. there are some other things we need to do. closing the asylum loopholes for example, making e-verify mandatory. ending chain migration. but this is our opportunity both to secure the border and give -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. hice: i urge support for the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. hat a sad day. mr. chairman, i feel badly that you're leaving on this note. i know it is not your wish. i know that if you were in charge we would have reached agreement. i know under your leadership we passed -- didn't pass them, six bills were forged in a bipartisan way. not our bills. your bills. ladies and gentlemen, the seventh bill is also agreed to. save one item. so that approximately 96% of the ledge legislation has been agreed to by both sides and the united states senate has passed a continuing resolution based pon those bills by voice vote. yet here we are. twisting in the wind at 7:00 p.m. on the day before the government shuts down. what a sad performance. what a regret

now we are slowest on the beltway outer loop approaching georgia and inner loop approaching themerican legion bridge. silver spring, a new problem newire at merrimack drive. had a crash yesterday at this time. same situation now. live look 66 west of suddenly, 66 jammed headed inbound right now. aaron. >> all right, thank you. >>tonight on news h4 at 5, an i-team investigation reveals thousands of local kidst-re being shanged. >> their school district is breaking rules and cutting back on required classes. scott mcfarland has that story tonight on news4 at 5. we will take a break now. your forecast is up next. >>> good morning. it's a mostly cloudy and seasonably cold start. most of the suburbs in the mid-30s this morning. afternoo highs today will be in the upper 40s with a little bit more sunshine. this morning's cloud deck will not last all day long, but no sunshinesafriday, rday, or sunday with rain chances near 100%. >> thankthyou. >>> a local news update in about 25 minutes. >> now back to "the today show" after this short break. have a great day. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one

new capabilities, new weapons systems. chinese have a blue water navy. russians seized territory in georgia in 2008 and ukraine. they're on the march. the united states, the trump administration saw that the imf treaty was being violated. they took evidence to the russians. here is what you're doing. these are clear violations. they said we're not going to tie our hands behind our back if you're building these missiles. i think the question now, what is the strategy with russia? connell: yeah. >> we can pull out of the treaty but the russians as they have just had we'll not be pushed around. we're going to see you one, raise you connell: running quickly out of time as we come up to the top of the hour. i wanted to get your reflections on president bush 41 anyways. how would he have handled something like this, do you think? the trump administration's effectively calling them out on it. >> that's a hard question. i mean, my observation -- i spent a year in the white house with vice president quayle. it was a very calm and deliberate -- deliberative place. they listened to each other. they didn't make fast decisions. they teased out all the possible outcomes. i think they had a strategy and a sense of what kind of an outcome they wanted to get to. so that's what you would do today. how do we come to some terms with russia where they don't see it in their interest to be sort of invading territory in central and eastern europe -- connell: you make them think it's in their best interests or make them want to feel that way. >> yeah. and just to put a tough aspect on it, you have to know what their weaknesses are, so that we have leverage over them. that's what we need to do now. connell: we thank you for joining us, ambassador bloomfield, special day in the country, to remember one of our presidents. >> thank you. connell: thank you, sir. as we wrap up this hour, i always -- when lauren comes -- well, cheryl was here yesterday, it's the same thing, want to point that out -- take a moment to promote fbn a.m -- lauren: you're up that early? [laughter] connell: actually, i am. five a.m. eastern time. lauren: for the market reaction to what happened on tuesday, down 800. connell: i feel like that'll be really, really interesting, because this was, i mean, it was a very special day in the country to remember a president, but it was a strange day for market participants because it was an off day right in the middle of the week. laura: do cooler heads prevail in the morning, or is anxiety amplified? connell: that's a great tease, thank you for that. [laughter] this show, 4:00 eastern time -- lauren: and you're on the road. connell: and i'm going to pittsburgh, at a u.s. steel plant right in the middle of the trade war. the ceo will join us in pennsylvania, that's tomorrow. thanks for joining us today, the "bulls and bears" starts right now. ♪ ♪ david: hi, everybody. this is "bulls and bears" and a very busy day. i'm david asman. joining me on the panel in this busy hour is jonas max ferris, liz peek, heather -- [inaudible] and gary b. smith. president george h.w. bush is returning home. you're looking at live pictures of ellington field in houston where the aircraft carrying the president's casket along with members of his family and special guests will be landing within the next hour. we're going to bring you more on the celebration of his life and legacy today in the nation's capital and in houston coming up. >>> but first, to the breaking news

news here, possible earthquake in atlanta in the state of georgia. more on that coming up. have a great day, see you later. rob: a fox newsking overnight, five people just detained after a suspected terrorist attack in france. jillian: three killed, dozen injured. the manhunt happening right now for the man, a christmas shutdown, donald trump and democrats, the white house ratchets up concerns on a budget deadlock. >> you can't have good border security without the wall. >> border security without a wall which is wasteful and

news. >>> and good evening. that breaking news tonight, a montgomery county police cruiser strikes a pedestrian. youan see it in this chopper 4 video here. >> yes, this crash has shut dowa s of georgia avenue. the pedestrian has been rushed to the hospita i withuries that are said to be traumatic. these are live pictures scene that you can see behind us. news 4's shomari stone is just minutes away. his live report is straight ahead. >>> a 21-gun salute at military installations across the country in honor ofreormerdent george h.w. bush today. guns were fired at one minute intervals. >> a powerful and unprecedented tribute for george h.w. bush the largest ever 21-aircraft missing man formation flew over his presidential library and museum in college station, texas. vice for mr.e s bush was private. the former president has now been buried. >> this evening's ceremony in texass concludes d of funeral and memorial activities in honid of our 41stent. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on the final journey. >> reporter: tonight, george herbert walker bush reaching his final resting place. the president and patriot laid to rest surrounded by family. the b following a heartfelt funeral at the houston church ere he worshipped for more thanala chentury. james baker recalled the blunt way 41 let him knoll that a conversation was over. >> he would say,

news chopper 4 has been heading on the beltway. owter loop. right ind the topside and moving over toward new hampshire avenue and. georgia aven volume is light for now. we'll keep an eye on it because that will change. tonight is the night the ha season'sion of the voice will be crowned. >> we're talking about kennedy holmes. this is her performance from last night. ♪ you can watch all the excitement starting at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. >> he's going to be one of the coaches next season. >> you'll be tuning in every week. >> thousands of kids will be waking up with presents under their tr. >> nbc 4 is one of dozens of tompanies taking part. take a look a the gifts our co-workers collected here this holiday season. so what happens next? >> for that te turn molette green live at the salvation army warehouse in prince george's county. look at all the bikes behind you. i know. i remember this was one of the best gifts under the christmas tree and thathis what is all about. when the parents come and pick this up. the angel tree kids get to enjoy sthis. this i a big day for parents in thet distric and prince george's county. w not only do have so many toys back up over there, we can swing over there really quickly. look at all of thoseagd up gifts. that's what this day is all about in the 6:00 hour of newsoday. we're going to break it all down for you and show you how your generosity will make a kidth sme christmas. so stay with us in the 6:00 hour of news 4 today. are you guy ready? we're ready. back in to you. >> all right,thanks. >> good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquaters. there's not much time left to order and ship your gifts for delivery by christmas eve. monday was the deadline for fedex ground and home delivery while today is the deadline for option.st affordabl the deadline for free shipping on amazon is also today. the u.s. postal service will let you ship items with priority or first class mail until thursday. the postal service expects to process and deliver nearly 3 p billioces of first class mail this week. >> kate, thank you. >> next at 6:00, new information on that breaking news this in mo an overnight incident inside an amtrak station in maryend. we'll tou there live for new details. >> plus we all know amazon is heading to our area for the first time. we're h

news here, possible earthquake in atlanta in the state of georgia. more on that coming up. have a great day, see you later. rob: a fox news alert breaking overnight, five people just detained after a suspected terrorist attack in france. jillian: three killed, dozen injured. the manhunt happening right now for the man, a christmas shutdown, donald trump and democrats, the white house ratchets up concerns on a budget deadlock. >> you can't have good border security without the wall. >> border security without a wall which is wasteful and doesn't fall the problem. >> totally solve the problem. rob: the best daytime television i have everything, the class for the camera in the fight to fund the wall. time magazine announced person of the year. missing from the nominees is the person who builds homes for wounded veterans alongside a gold star family. shannon: celebrity suggestion this morning, "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: we have a lot of newso get to. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us, fox news alert, five people detained after a deadly christmas market attack in france. this is a live look at eastern france where an urgent manhunt for a suspected terrorist is intensifying. jillian: 3 did and a dozen injured in the attack. mike tobin live in the studio as we learn the suspect was on a security watchlist. >> reporter: prior to this attack french security forces already knew to keep an eye on the man a believer the gunman. reuters news agency has identified him as a 29-year-old sharif shakeat. his home was raided before the attack. exposes were found, the suspect got away. he made it to the christmas market in strasburg on the euston border near germany 300 miles east of paris. the shooter got inside and opened fire. french military spokesman said the gunman did not target those on-duty to patrol the market, rather he shot at civilians, three people are de

new orleans. >> diane from new orleans. >> you are together. >> yes. >> jason from macon, georgia. >> >> from ohio. janice: hang out with me for a second. we have cold temperatures here in newd of a nice morning. we do have the potential for a little ice across north carolina because the temperatures are cold and the remnants of that storm are going to freeze, unfortunately on the highways and byways make sure you are alert because we have winter weather advisories. speaking of which there is our next storm system bringing heavy rain and mountain snow. this is the energy that's going to make up a big system thursday, friday and saturday across portions of the south and eventually in towards the east coast. so there are your highs on wednesday. do you want to say hi to anybody at home real quick. >> my sons. >> ronny and brennan. janice: and you. >> tracy and bowel. >> hi mom. >> friends back home at work. janice: say hi to our friends in studio. >> they are nice people. steve: if they are out early they should get credit. ainsley: i wonder how many southerners come up christmas time. brian: they want to get cold. steve: 18 minutes before the top of the hour on this tuesday.

new york reserves. members reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. heist. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. hice: i thank my friend, thank him for his great leadership. i rise in support of this bill and urge my colleagues to come together in support of securing our nation's southern border. we finally now have an opportunity before us that enables us to take a step in resolving the immigration and border crisis, frankly one that is growing daily in scope and complexity and largely because of the inaction of this body, but we have the opportunity now to change that. the $5 billion requested by the president is a relatively small amount when considered -- when we consider the federal government's discretionary spending this year is at a whopping $1.3 trillion. that comes to about $.5 million a minute. if you to the math, that's $5 billion comes to less than a day and a half worth of federal spending. about 33 hours. so to give people some degree of comparison in late 2016, the department of transportation awarded a little over $1 billion grant to the city of san diego to expand its trolley service, 11 miles. that's roughly $100 million per mile for something that the d.o.t. estimated only 25,000 people would use. so if we can spend $1 billion on a trolley for 11 miles that not very many people will use, certainly we cab spend $5 billion to do something that's going to benefit and protect our nation. and our border. and wherever walls have been built on our border, whether we're dealing with san diego orel passeau or tucson or wherever, the walls have been effective. tremendously. so the border wall in itself is no magic bullet. there are some other things we need to do. closing the asylum loopholes for example, making e-verify mandatory. ending chain migration. but this is our opportunity both to secure the border and give -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. mr. hice: i urge support for the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished gentleman from maryland, the democratic whip, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. hat a sad day. mr. chairman, i feel badly that you're leaving on this note. i know it is not your wish. i know that if you were in charge we would have reached agreement. i know under your leadership we passed -- didn't pass them, six bills were forged in a bipartisan way. not our bills. your bills. ladies and gentlemen, the seventh bill is also agreed to. save one item. so that approximately 96% of the ledge legislation has been agreed to by both sides and the united states senate has passed a continuing resolution based pon those bills by voice vote. yet here we are. twisting in the wind at 7:00 p.m. on the day before the government shuts down. what a sad performance. what a regret

new promise for our increasingly fragile environment. >> here we go. our new piece ofnd plastic a -- >> it's rong. >> reporter: here at the georgia institute of hechnology, team has developed a clear film made from crab shells and trees. >> these are crab shell. >> reporter: how much plastic could you make from this bag? >> probably a thousand sheets. >> reporter: this would be wasted otheise? >> w produce about 10 million tons of crab, shrimp, or lobster waste a year. that's you have no replace plastic used in packaging. >> reporter: they believe it could be a biodegradable alternative to plastic packaging. is there a race to create this? >> absolutely. this is a challenging and grand problem. >> reporter: reloarchers in on invented a jegelatinous materialhat is edible. some argue paper versions of straws don't work as well. in georgia, scientists continue perfectinghis plastic alternative. and while it's tooma pricey to produce now, this researcher says it's promising. >> the goal of the research from here on is to keep improving it until it gets to a stage where it'sincredible and there's no othe >> reporter: it's a race against time to finding if different as our environment continues to suffer the effects of too much plastic. tammyleitner, nbc news flyingitr hng the road for the holidays? we have some tips for traveling with your pet this ncason. >> pat for sure. >>> and we're talking paternity leave when news 4 today continues. the battle dads are facing for >>> a new baby with hourly feedings, diaper changes, sleepless nights. >> my life. >> we know that can turn you upside down. it's not just home life but wor life changes. >> for theetter but -- >> no rug rats. >> andomaternity leave isn in the united states but some companies see big benefits to giving new thfathers time off as well. >> reporter: mark schoonmaker is a new dadec for thed time. >> it's easier this go around than the first. >> reporter: just le when his daughter was born three years ago, mark is taking full advantage of his company's paternity leave policy. >> it's very important to be that support system for your wife. and for the whole family, for that matter, just to be there. >> reporter: mark works for the software company redh which started offering fath

georgia, get yourself on santa's good list, please! ( cheers and applause ) there is so much terrible news out there, that i'm always on the lookout for feel-good stories in my brand-newng segment: "stephen colbert's happy endings." ( whistle ) ( laughter ) tonight's "happy ending" happened right here in times square-- not for the first time. a couple flew to new york from england, and the man proposed in central park. but the ring was too big, so while the couple was walking through times square, it slipped off and fell through a sidewalk grate! the man desperately tries to get it back, lying down on the sidewalk, but it's gone. there are only two good reasons to lay down on the sidewalk in times square: lost engagement ring and playing dead in an elmo fight. ( laughter ) apparently, the incident happened near the olive garden in times square. the couple flagged down officers in the area for help, then left without filing a police report or providing their contact information. i don't blame them. ww rd and went to an olive ( laughter ) but here's how the ending turned happy.he.d special ops, the n.y.p.d. found the ring. ( cheers and applause ) they found the damn rin

georgia 28. alabama rolls in as the number one seed in the college football playoff. >>> here in new york city a dramatic proposal gone wrong. the new york police department is looking for a man and woman who got engaged this week in new york's times square but the groom to be fumbled and dropped the great. they tried to get it back and got police involved. they left without giving officers their names. but the nypd wasn't quite ready to give up. officers returned the next day and found the ring. the only problem is, they have no idea who the couple is. the nypd tweeted video of the couple and a photo of the ring hoping word will get back to them. maybe they're watching here this morning, dylan dreyer and find the ring. they didn't leave their name. >> you have to leave a name. >> i have a few questions, dylan. >> i'm sure they'll find the couple. >> nice to see you, too, willie. good morning, everyone. we have heavy rain falling down through parts of the southeast. we saw severe weather in illinois. in fact, 22 rohred to 2 reporte in illinois alone. teams will assess the damage and discern how many were actual tornadoes. that's wha

new rules enacted by president obama in 2015. president trump promised to repeal the new laws calling them in troop sieve and job killing. the snow and freezing rain has tapered off from georgia to west virginia. now, that had the snow is starting to melt, people are dealing where black ice anded inning in some areas. three deaths in north carolina officials are asking drivers to get off the roads. >>> the no. 1 priority for us is to make ou services, ambulances and fire and police have access to the town. >> many school districts and businesses are closed to keep people off the roadways, the number of flight cancellations to and from the southeast are delayed today. >>> we're socked in with fog in the estuary and many parts of the bay. >> the advisory has expired, we're seeing some lingering shot there of sfo, we can't see the airport n san francisco is at d it's easy to tell where we have that gray overhead. we're suffering in the 40s, 57 in santa rosa, had livermore at 55, and san jose a little fog right there, temperatures are 52, the temperature change gives us a good indicator where we're seeing that fog along the east bay shore where we're 4 or 5 degrees cooler at this hour. and the sun is shining, temperatures are up, 3 in livermore and up of santa rosa, here's a snapshot from above, the santa rosa bay is still dealing with fog. we have gray along the peninsula, and this is down through mountain view and the east bay shore, covered in gray. as far as visibility is concerned, big improvement over earlier today, santa rosa, napa concord, livermore, all reporting good visibility, down a mile and a half over the airport in oakland, sfo reporting three miles, and san jose reporting about 10, getting through the nothing will continue to erode. we'll eventually -- will eventually erode. late tonight, expect to see that cloud cover in the area, you won't notice it. the sunset is a few north. we're now here at 11:00 tonight. notice the clouds covering the bay area, and ing up e little drizzle, we won't realize it, tomorrow morning we're clearing out with partly cloudy skies to st go up to upper 50s to low 60s, as long as we struggle the gray sky and fog, it's not likely to get to 60 degrees. we'll go 60 in los gatos and 50 as well. here's a view of the extended forecast. in the bay area weapons, we won't see much change thursday, but friday a chance of rain and then it will continue as we get into sunday. more on this coming up. his coming up. >>> still to come social media tracking your next move. the patent filed by facebook and what it means for your privacy. >>> a topsy-turvey on wall street, we're making it big gains in the morning, we're in up by a half and nasdaq up 3/4 of a per cent. >>> and facebook is looking to file a patent application on data that they can analyze where you're going online. they compare to similar information from other users such as your friends or family members. a facebook spok busbee, the patent should not be an indication of future plans. >>> theyth san francisco charges students the mosts to have a bank account. students paid an average $46 in fees in the last 12 months, this is wells fargo, bank ranke if the report sponsored on college focus it had accounts on the campus, higher fees, this he say are tied to complicated banking services like wire electrifies or international account usage. >>> and they're looking to ban inside cafeterias in the stiff. a special permit would be required to open cafeterias in newe building. they're doing it to protect local restaurants because people are having lunch in if going out to lunch. >>> and bart warns riders about the impact of the morning commute change. >>> and electric scooters were found dumped into lake merritt. >>> and the raiders, that's next. from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened br

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georgia washington foreign policies with one hand while undermining them with another. so in march, 1801, the one cousin, the new chief justice swears in the other cousin the new president. now, marshall comes on to a court, there are only six justices in those days. they're all federalists, all been appointed by washington or adms, but in only 11 years after jefferson's administration and james madison's the partisan balance of the court has changed from two federalists to five republicans. congress has increased the size of the court to 7. so, federalists had died or retired, and they had all been replaced by republican judges. and yet, all these republican justices followed marshall's lead. so how did he do that? i think the first reason was the simplicity i talked about. his genial manner. he liked his colleagues and his cleetionz liked colleagued liked being with him. this is the reducibledentially success in any political feel. marshall practiced deference. if there were those more experienced in areas of law than he was, he would let them take the lead. then when you show deference you get deference in return. it's not just the right thing to do, it's the smart t

news alert now breaking news big stories today. police officer in georgia now in critical condition confronting a suspect in atlanta. what we're learning about that confrontation coming up. >> sandra: massive mudslides and flooding plaguing parts of california. what authorities are telling people whose homes and lives are in the path of dangers. >> bill: kevin hart quit overnight as the host of the oscars two days after getting the post. why he is being forced to step down. that's coming up next. >> it's not the first time it's come up. i've spoken on it. i've said where the rights and wrongs were. i've said who i am now versus who i was then. i've done it. i've done it. >> sandra: fox news alert a georgia police officer fighting for his life today. he was shot in the face while struggling for a suspect happening yesterday outside of atlanta. he was responding to a reported disturbance in a dentist's office. tased the suspect but it didn't work. in the struggle his gun went off. a single bullet killed the suspect and struck smith in the face. the community there is pulling for him this morning. >> bill: 15 past now. two big deadlines for the special counsel's team setting to release details on two separate cases on russia. number one the sentencing memo for michael cohen due by 5g today. mueller facing another deadline. will he file new documents to try paul manafort yet again for violations of -- here is alan dershowitz. so much to watch today. sort through it, make it simple. what's important to you, sir? >> well, what's important is what the government, mueller essentially and the southern district, say. how much will they reveal about cohen's cooperation? it's so iro

new year. it's in short supply. collard greens are sparse this year becausesf the hurrica this fall that hit georgia. the popular green represents prosperity if eaten on new year's day. if you cannot find coard's, find black eyed peas. they're believed to bring prosperity if eaten on january 1st. >>> a live look at the u.s. capital. a little bit of fog lying low in our area. lauryn rickets tracking when it will move out. she's alshe looking to your 2019 forecast. we'll check in with her just after this. >>> a body found outside a search in rockville has police looking for a killer. police hoping they m cane quick work to the latest homicide. >>> an emergency closed door meeting over the districts heights police department. it ends with state police having to come in and the police chief being put on leave. we're breaking it down this morning. >>> a telecom joint keeping folks from getting ahold of 9-1-1 around the country. now more than a few federal agencies are looking into it and wanto know what exactly happened. >>> at 6:00 on this saturday morning, good morning to you. the 29th of december, 2018, i'm david culver. we have lauryn rickets standing by in the storm team 4 weather center. tii ed this coming across the bridge. visibility low. >> it's crazy. i was coming across the memorial bridge. i could not see just about ten feet in front of me. i couldn't even see the monuments when i was coming bridge this morial morning. that's not a far distance. again, be very, very careful. i thought all the lights were out. that's how bad the fog is. especiallyround the d.c. area. then you step outside the beltway and we have dense fog advisories out there. you can see they go down through northern virginia and out through southern maryland. be careful as you make your way out the door especially with deernd wild animals. you're dealing with visibilities less than half a mile. i think in some local spots, less than that. dense fog. lit lift through the morning. 45 degrees right now. we're warming into the low 50s for daytime highs. today is not a bad day. have a lot of rain on the way once again. broken record. we'll talk about that heading into newear's eve. that's coming up in a little bit. >> joy. more rain. >> i know. >> we want to continueupo te you on the developing story. this is out of montgomery county. sred place turned into a crime scene in rockville. a woman was foundtabbed to death steps from the front door of st. raphael catholic church. woman's body was found around 6:00 near a flag pole. theyg ere processe scene at that church and another scene a couple blocks awayrb at a n park. right now the victim has not been identified. investigators are hoping the killing left behind some clues. >> a public pce at a busy time in the evening. it's very concerning. >> we would ask residents in the area if they see anything suspicious or see anybody acting suspicious, call us. >>> police are also looking through some camera footage inside and outside that church. >>>e're learning new information this morning about a murder. this is in prince george's county investigators say several witnesses are being questioned right now in t

new. another teacher just returning from a sunny vacation. >> there wasgr this beautiful t georgia coming back from croatia. >> 23-year-old georgia robinson, a recent university graduate a recent university graduate herself from new she had been teaching and living in a nearby town on the coast called noda. in october, they all went to a karaoke bar. >> i found out she was a huge fan of kiss. so, you know, myself loving rock and roll, that sparked my interest. >> did it seem to be the same the other way around? >> well, no, actually, because i didn't hear anything from her after that night. >> no idea that back in new zealand georgia's cousin chelsea started hearing about a guy named zack. >> she said he was really outgoing and really nice person who was, interested in all the same sort of things th. they liked the same music and movies. >> then a few weeks later she called him. there they are practices for the teachers dance performance. >> from then on we ended up spending progressively more and more time together. >> it was a happier young man who went home to indiana for christmas. zackt, introduced his parents t georgia, sort of. >> i met her on skype. bless her heart, she had the flu. she had her bathrobe on and was not feeling well. what a way to meet us. >> what didth you think about ts relationship with a girl so far away. >> we were grateful he had someone to spend time with. >> i was talking to my mom and she is like, so you really care for georgia, don't you? i was like, yeah. my mom got a bit choked up and said, what happens if you move to new zealand? i had to assure my mother and say

georgia has a piece. the southern district of new york clearly has a big piece. and by the way, don't forget about state prosecutors, including the attorney general of the state of new york. and so my guess is that being donald trump jr. or somebody who is part of the trump foundation or the trump organization is not a very comfortable place to be right now. >> ken dilanian, chuck rosenberg, i will let you guys go on this. much appreciated on that. we are still waiting for mr. mcconnell here. let's go to kacie hunt on capitol hill. look at that. perfect timing. live television. >> disaster relief and border security. within the republican conference there's strong support for the president's reasonable request for more resources to tackle the urgent situation at our southern border. republican support the house passed bill which includes additional border security funding and we're eager to complete the remaining appropriation bills which the senate has already passed. however, obviously, since any eve eventual solution requires 60 votes here in the senate, it's been clear from the beginning that two things are necessary. support from enough senate democrats to pass