expert, william hanson. the same surname, it spelt exactly the same way, but you are not related, you just met five minutes ago outside the practice studio. absolutely. thank you very much for coming in so early, especially on boxing day morning, where do you both stand on this? jane, what about you? is it ok to pass on a gift to somebody else asa to pass on a gift to somebody else as a gift? yeah, i mean personally i do not do it but i do get it. i would say in some circumstances it is, yeah, even though personally i do not do it, that he actually that i would actually does give the person that gave it to me. that happens in our family. yeah, absolute fear and dread, i think thatis absolute fear and dread, i think that is it. i would not really encourage it. iactually, with anything you get given, the then something for liking this is cheap, nasty and awful that here, you might like this, i think that doesn't... if you do not like it, why are you giving it... with certain things, if it was a generic box of

an anxiety any teen can relate to, perhaps that is why the show, dear evan hanson has struck a chord,oken families and the pressure of social media. ben levi ross stars as evan hanson. >> everyone can relate to one of the relationships or more than one of those relationships. it's tangible in that way. >> dear evan hanson was created by the same team that created "la la land,". it won six tonys. >> another stellar conversation. >> heidi hanson, represents the struggle of so many parents. unable to connect with her child. and evan, a loner who becomes a social media sensation after a misunderstanding and a series of lies. levi ross's performance may leave you in tears. but he said, rest assured, it's an up lifting and humorous journey. >> people are finding that they are laughing and laughing a lot. it's a funny script. >> levi ross and philip said that they look forward to performing at the curran, because it's smaller and makes a more intimate connection. they are loading in and setting up dressing rooms. levi ross shares a story that is the polo shirt of the main stay of the costume

tom hanson cbs news new york. >>> yesterday treasure secretary steve munuchin convened a call. the so-called plunge protection team included the federal reserve and top market and business regulators. >>> with the stock market taking a plunge experts are noticing some bay area businesses stepping back. >> you know, what happens when you see this much loss of market value is companies are going to be much more hesitant to invest. definitely you're hearing this kind of talk. more patience out there when it comes to taking the next step. >> experts say the markets are being impacted by recent events like the government shut down. >>> it is 20 minutes before 5:00. governor jerry brown issued christmas eve pardons. >> yeah, but the family member of one law made is not on the list. >> and let's take a live look outside in the city of san francisco on christmas morning. you can see your beautiful bay bridge there. we will be right back. served in a no-mess bag, my new deli trio and turkey, bacon, and cheddar pannidos are almost too easy to eat on the go. so panni-do eat one while you

i may have even shared an adult beverage or two with the hanson boy boys. >> before there was a shark tank in its derivatives, there was the "your business" elevator pitch starting from our very first show in 2006. a lot of them have gone on to do some very great things. >> i wear it all the time, wherever i play soccer, and if it can handle that hitting you, or an elbow, it can handle a soccer ball. >> i'm here today to show you my invention, which is a fish scaler. i'm capable of scaling and cleaning the finish within 30 seconds or less. >> my company makes a patented inflatable air bag. >> oh! ♪ >> i cannot tell you how much work all of those people put into this show. they've traveled around the country, finding the best stories, sought out the smartest efforts, created this beautiful set and edited everything together, every week. this was a team who has truly been dedicated to our mission of helping business owners. and we were, in essence, our own little business. and there's still so many others behind the scenes, which is why this week's your business selfie has tried to capt

i may have shared an adult beverage or two with the hanson boys. >> before there was a shark tank thereas the "your business" elevator pitch. starting from the very first show in 2006. many have gone on to do great things but the first year some were a little unusual. >> top shot chest protector, i wear it when i play soccer. if it can handle that hitting you or an elbow, then it can handle a soccer ball. >> i'm here today to show you my invention which is a fish scaler. i can clean the fish in 30 second or less. >> i make a patented inflatable air bag. >> oh. >>> i cannot tell you how much work all of those people put into this show. they have traveled around the country finding the best stories, sought out the smartest experts and created this beautiful set and edited everything together every week. this was a team who has truly been dedicated to our mission of helping business owners and we were in essence our little business and there are so many others behind the scenes which is why this week your biz selfie has tried to capture everyone. here is your staff. we have the studio crew

tom hanson has more on the ongoing shut down. . >> i can't tell you whether the government's going to be open. i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall, a fence, whatever they'd like to call it. >> the president said there has to be some kind of barrier to staufrj the flow of illegal humans, drugs, instead the president referred to the more general border security package he asked for from congress. >> we're gets $25 billion it's already approved but that's for everything. >> he won't bring up a vote unless there's a compromise bill. >> the president wanted the shut down but he seems to not get himself out of it. it's hard to see how he can come up with a solution that can pass both the house and senate and end his hashtag trump shut down. tom hanson cbs news. >>> 5:05 right now starting today federal workers nationwide including here in the bay area will feel the real effects of that shut do . >> we're live here in the federal building in downtown san francisco where there is a passport office that will be closed indefinitely. so here's what we know so far. so cl

tom hanson is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, wendy. as christmas arrived this morning, millions of christians worldwide ushered in the holiday with song, hope and prayer. from bethlehem to sydney, australia, and all corners of the world, millions of christians are welcoming christmas. at the vatican, pope francis celebrated an evening mass at st. peter's basilica. the pope's message? shun materialism. instead, focus on the holiday's message. a simplicity, charity, lov. tourism officials say bethlehem is enjoying its busiest christmas season on record. the tiny christian community attended mass amid tight security. in britain, queen elizabeth ex tolled good will and understanding. >> treating the other person with respect and as a fellow human being is always a good first step. >> in washington, president trump and the first lady attended mass at the washington cathedral. the first couple likely would have gone to services near mr. trump's palm beach estate. but the president decided to stay in the capital amid the border wall stalemate

tom hanson has the latest. >> reporter: as the partial government shutdown enters day 3, democrats and republicans are trying to break the impass over president trump's border wall. incoming acting chief of staff said he and vice president pence held discussions with republican and democratic party leaders on saturday. >> the president is not going to not accept money for a border wall. >> reporter: mr. trump continued to take his case to twitter writing the only way to stop drugs, gangs and human trafficking, criminal elements and much else from coming in to our country is with a wall or barrier. >> we screeng e out of five cars and trucks coming across our border. let us dramatically increase the technology in a s portal, the kind of investment that democrats want to see for real border security. not a medieval wall. >> reporter: the president made other news this weekend naming patrick shanahan, a former boeing executive as acting defense secretary. the move pushes current defense secretary james mattis out the door two months earlier than originally plan. >> the no longer relied on

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> time is 6:38, coming up, this doesn't appear to be resolution in washington. this morning, we reach day 10 of the partial government shutdown. >>> each new years millions make a plan to lose weight, for workout goals that you will stick to. >>> the market opened up, a quick look at the big board here, the dow is up 248 points, coming up, a closer look at a roller coaster year on wall street. >>> happy new years eve. a live look with the san jose cam. san jose, temperatures in the mid 40s, right now, we are going to see breezy to windy conditions, we wind advisory in will let you know when we will see the strongest winds on future cast and what you can expect as we ring in the new >>> 6:42, a live look at the capitol, now in washington dc, washington looks ready to ring in the new year with a partial government shutdown. it's been a week and a half since the partial government shutdown began and both sides of the isle appear unwilling to compromise over border security. tom hanson has details from new york. >>> 10 days in to the shutdown, president

tom hanson is here in new york, has been following all of this. tom, good morning. >> good morning, brook. that trip certainly caught washington off guard and president trump made it clear he wants to put an end to broad-scale u.s. involvement overseas. president trump is defending his decision to withdraw from syria. >> america shouldn't be doing the fighting for every nation on earth so we're not the suckers of the world. we're no longer the suckers, folks. >> during a surprise visit with u.s. troops in iraq yesterday, he said other rich nations should rebuild the wartorn country. >> our presence in syria was not open-ended and was never intended to be permanent. >> the commander in chief had been giving the military six-month extensions in syria, but he rejected the last request. >> recently, could we have more time? i said, known, you can't have any more time. you've got enough time. we've knocked them out. we've knocked them silly. >> the president has come under fire for not making this trip sooner. but during the three-hour visit, mr. trump

scott you heard my initial question and victor davis hanson. i will give you a chance now to answer the question because we love having you on >>> we're in a three card monty game. if we talk about how much the immigrants are costing the country we will forget the fact that this president committed to having mexico pay for this wall that he wants. nobody is talking today about how mexico is no longer paying for the wall >> laura: you're still not answering the question, with your second chance >>> we don't talk about the fact that the president committed to having mexico build the wall. >> laura: you're making the point for us. a lot concerns me, you know what one thing concerns me? the fact that i've given you two bytes at the angela merkel and you passed on each one. i said multiple times on the wall you obviously missed it, mexico is not going to pay directly for the wall, but i'll tell you what, scott, you don't want a wall, you want open borders and you won't answer the question. you had two chances, three strikes you're out. kobach, go ah

you heard victor davis hanson. i will give you a chance to answer the question because we love having you want. >> it's a three card monte game. if we talk about how much the immigrants are costing the country, we forget the fact that the president committed to having mexico pay for the wall he wants. nobody is talking today about how mexico is no longer playing for the wall. >> laura: so are still not answering the question. this is your second chance. >> we don't talk about the fact that the president committed -- >> laura: scott, you are making our points for us. well, a lot concerns me. you know what what concerns me. the fact that i've given you to buy at the apple in your past each one. i said multiple times on the show. you are missing misted. that mexico is not going to pay directly for the wall but mexico will not pay for directly for the wall. i will tell you what. i will tell you what. you don't want a wall. you want to open borders and you won't answer the questions. you won't answer the question. three

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as tom hanson reports u.s. markets took another plunge yesterday as they head towards their worst december since the great depression. >> the closing bellked a not so jolly christmas eve for wall street. hitting its lowest level of the year. and the s&p 500 on track for its worst december ever. a partial government shut down and trade wars saying the only problem our economy has is the fed. they don't have a feel for the market. they don't understand necessary trade wars. the fed announced it would hike interest rates for the 4th time this year. >> growth continuing. >> senate leader and house minority leader. they released a joint statement shortly after the markets close that read it's christmas eve and the president is plunging the country into chaos. the president is waging a personal war on the federal reserve after he just fired the secretary of defense. wall street's nose dive officially took us into a bear market. tom hanson cbs news new york. >> and yesterday treasury secretary steve munuchin. the so-c

dear evan hanson just opened. you can score tickets. >>> a live look as you begin your thursday morning. the financial district of san francisco looking nice. francisco looking nice. no showers >>> season alley cool. we will be within a couple of degrees. in fact, on the warm side with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. if you like this, wait until you see the weekend forecast. >>> thanks, mike. a woman from florida is recovering after her dream vacation with her husband turned into a nightmare. >>> they were on a canoe in africa when a hippo attacked. >>> an american woman is lucky to be alive recovering from a vicious hippo attack in zimbabwe. they were celebrating her 37th birthday on a canoe trip saturday. a source close to the family saying the guide alerted the couple that hippos were ahead on the right, urging them to paddle left. that source saying the hippo, who was apparently protecting her baby, then got under their two-man canoe and launched the couple into the air. ryan, swim to go shore. but t

tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> the next court date is scheduled for march. >>> the bay area wants to know what were the mysterious lights streaking across the sky last night. today, we have the answer. an early appearance from santa? not really. it was a very bright meteor entering the atmosphere. the lighting flashed over parts of the bay area around 5:00. it happened right after the sunset and the sun helped illuminate a highly visible trail. one resident had other ideas. >> i was thinking it was a jet crazy streak in the sky. >> that's kra si. -- crazy. >> so the observatory went to facebook to clear the air, ex- laining upper level winds changed the shape and it was seen in nevada and oregon. this comes two days before the immediate your shower is expected to peak. >> it always amazes me people think so fast to get spaghetti get cameras out. >>> and hundreds of flighting on the ground on one of the busiest travel day of the year. >> a little bit stressful. if we get there before christmas, everything is fine. >> where drones are putting a wrinkle in holiday travel plans. >>> a

meg again hanson says ridiculous, things have gone so well.ncis says i always hated the song when i first heard it. and i always thought, wow, this guy really wants to get her drunk to have his way with her. what do you think, dan and ama? >> thank you, kristin. let's take another look at our poll. >> do you think radio stations should play the christmas classic or is it time to ban the outdated song. play it, 84%. 17% say ban it. it's changed a little in the last few minutes. >> voting continues at abc7news.com/vote. >> we'd love to hear from you. >>> in a small colorado town, it took a 9-year-old boy to do away with an old law that banned snowball fights. dane best found out about the law while visiting the town hall. it prohibits residents from throwing objects at people including snowballs. last night the town council voted to legalize snowball fights. dane got to throw out the first legal snowball. of course it was aimed at his brother. >> naturally. where else. >>> former vice president joe biden is still considering a run for president

megan ellis hanson says, ridiculous, things have gone way too far.en i first heard it and thought, wow, this guy wants to get her drunk to have his way with her. what do you think? kristen sze, "abc 7 news." >> we would like to see what you think here by taking a look at our poll right now. play the song. 91% of the people who called insofar, that's their judgment. >> the radio station kyot is holding its own poll to decide whether to bring it back on to the air. their poll runs until monday, and that's when they will announce whether the song is coming back. >> stay tuned. >>> up next, sorting out the recycling rules. >> they've changed and a lot of people don't even know it. it is part of our commitment to building a better bay area. >> this is the reality for many people in san francisco. no front porch, leaving yourself vulnerable to porch >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news". >>> what you put in your recycling bin may end up in the landfill. "abc 7 news" is committed to building a better bay area, so all week long we are focused on fixi

tom hanson cbs news. >>> indonesia is widening a no go zone on the islands of sumatra and java. thousands are displaced because their homes are damaged. four north bay families are without a home. this happened before 11:00 yesterday morning in san rafael. a witness recorded this video. at one point some residents had to tie together bed sheets to escape the flames. police believe the fire may have started on the up stairs balcony. officials are looking into a barbecue that might have been. >> the chp is investigating a deadly crash in silicon valley. his body was discovered in sunnivale near the fremont exit. when officers arrived they said no one was there. crews searched the surrounding areas and they did not find the driver. the victim's family visited the crash scene yesterday and found the man's body on the other side of the highway in an embankment. >> they got out and walked across the lanes of southbound traffic and came to the right-hand shoulder. >> investigators do not suspect foul play. >>> a bittersweet moment for the family of a grocerier who was hit and killed as

tom hanson cbs news new york. >> authorities have not yet released a cause of death in this latest incident. the hospital says it can't comment. and when we asked u.s. immigration officials for a response they say they are unable to respond to immediate requests during the government shut down. >> a live look now at our nation's capital. while you might take time off the holidays, politics did not. president trump says that parts of the federal government will stay close until democrats agree to fund his walls along the u.s. mexico border. there are no signs of a break in the stalemate. and when asked yesterday if the $5 billion he wants for the wall is a firm number, mr. trump left it open. instead, the president referred to the more general border security package he asked from congress. >> it's complicated because we're getting $25 billion but that's already approved. >> the president wanted a shut down but he seems not to know how to get himself out of had it. it's hard to see if he can come up with a solution for both house and senate. he won't bring up a vote unless there's a compromi

. >> reporter: bart hanson lives in the diamond a neighborhood. his video shows a power line igniting tree branches early monday morning. the neighborhood lost power for several hours. it is sparking fresh debate about tree clearing, overhe images of cars stranded in the camp fire still feel fresh. richard cooper lived in the community of some 200 homes for more than 50 years. >> when you get fires like we've had, i don't know where a safe place would be. >> reporter: cal fire says it's not evacuating villa grove street, the only access to diamond a. instead, residents should evacuate to the diamond a community center where a large open space provides protection. cal fire is cutting fire breaks in the area. pg&e is working on tree clearing in extreme areas first. then will work in elevated risk areas like diamond a. >>> we're hearing from a usc professor with family ties to the composer to the classic composer of baby it's cold outside. >> radio stations here have pulled the song. the story started when he and his wife would leave lavish hollywood

it's bizarre. >> tucker: victor david hanson, no one puts it better than you. that. >> thank you. >> tucker: republicans in congress seem to be about to pass a major bill to reduce criminal sentences and release prisoners. what is in it, and is this what the president's voters voted for? we will tell you after the break. ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ♪ >> tucker: a major criminal justice bill is being debated right now in the congress and could be on the brink of becoming law. the president is pressuring senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to hold a quick vote on this bill that would reduce penalties for many federal crimes and allow prisoners to win early release. democrats have pushed for this for many years. suddenly, it is a top republican priority right before they give up the house of representatives. a senator, a republican from arkansas. he has been paying close at

but again, we go to what victor davis hanson said, we have proven instances of blatant lying to cover up how this whole thing started in the first place. lying to federal judges -- and i say it's lying. when you don't reveal who actually started this whole ball rolling on the dossier, that is a lie. i still think the fisa judges should be a lot more angry about how this all went on from the beginning. from that respond to this entire investigation. from that filing and that surveillance respond to this entire thing. period. >> it was an absolute fabrication. they planted stories -- remember, a big start of this -- >> laura: it's so circular! like, it's in the press. >> plant of the story, take the story, presented to the courts. i do think the house and senate judiciaries and lindsey graham will do their job to the fullest. have them explain how this process works. i was on the house judiciary when we were going through a hearing, they wouldn't even let us attend one of those meetings and wouldn't let us even talk to the judges, but there was clearly lying, misinformation. i know the

it's bizarre. >> tucker: victor david hanson, no one put it better than you.t. >> thank you. >> tucker: republicans in congress seem to be about to pass a major bill to reduce criminal sentences and release prisoners. what is in it, and is this what the president's voters voted for? we will tell you after the break. ♪ minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patien

jason we go to what victor davis hanson said. we have proven instances of blatant lying to cover up how this whole thing started in the first place. lying to federal judges. and i say it's lying. when you don't reveal who actually started this whole ball rolling on the dossier, that's a lie. i still think the fisa judges should be a lot more angry about how this all went down from the beginning. from that spawned this entire investigation. from that filing and that surveillance spawned this entire thing. period. >> it was an absolute fabrication. they took -- they planted stories. remember a big part of this. >> laura: it's like a circular deal. write that and put it in fisa. >> plant "the story," present it to the courts. i do think the house judiciary and senate judiciary if lindsey graham is going to do his job bring up the fisa judges, have them explain how this process works. they wouldn't let us go to -- attend one of those meetings and they wouldn't let us talk to those judges. there was clearly lying, misinformation. i kn

. >> tom hanson has more on how this all happened. >> reporter: an intern helping to clean a lion enclosure at the center in north carolina, was killed when the animal some how escapeed and attacked. 22 year old alexander black had been working there for 10 days. >> we are devastated we had an inaccident that uded a loss of life working with our trained staff keepers. it happened during an enclosure cleaning. the sheriff's office says the lion seen roaring on the youtube page, quickly killed black. deputies tried several times unsuccessfully to sedate the lion. black's family said the college grad died following her passion. >> i can't imagine the loss they are enduring. i can't imagine what it must feel like to be them. >> reporter: for now, the park which houses more than 80 animals including tigers and big cats, is closed while an investigation is underway to figure out how the lion escaped. >>> alexandra black's fallly asked mourners to honor her by donating to a wolf sanctuary that she once worked at. . a live look outside in san francisco, the beautiful bay bridge, clear conditions no

tom hanson is here in new york with more. good morning. >> good morning. pointing by democrats and republicans over the christmas holiday with both sides digging in. the partial federal government shutdown is going into day five. there are no signs of a break in the stalemate between president trump and democratic lawmakers. >> i can't tell you when the government's going to be open. i can tell you it's not going to be open until we have a wall, a fence, whatever they'd like to call it. >> on christmas day the president said there has to be some kind of barrier to staunch the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs, and human trafficking. when asked if the $5 billion he wants for the wall say firm number, he left is open. instead the president referred to the more general border security package he asked from congress. >> it's complicated because we're getting $25 billion that's already approved, but that's for everything. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he won't bring up a vote unless there's a compromised bill. chuck schumer tweeted the presiden

tom hanson has more on this. >>> while people across the country are planning their new year's resolution, there doesn't seem to be any ress lution in the nation's wap to. washington appears to be ready to ring in the new year with a shutdown. ten days in the shutdown, president trump and the democrats remain at odds over funding for a border wall. >> we are not willing to pay $2.5 billion or $5 billion in wasting taxpayer dollars on a ransom note because donald trump decided that he was going to shut down the government and hold the american people hostage. >> they told abc this week they were willing to provide other money for security measures but called the wall medieval. senator shelby said on face the nation the republican-controlled senate will only take up a bill with the president's support. >> ain't nobody wins in a shutdown, we all lose. and we kinda look silly. >> on sunday, president trump called it the schumer shutdown, despite taking responsibility for it just a few weeks ago. >> i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. >> meanwhile, his aides a

tom hanson is here in new york with the details. good morning. >> good morning. the stalemate in washington doesn't seem to be letting up and the border wall is taking center stage. democrats and republicans are trying to break the impasse over president trump's border wall. incoming acting chief of staff d discussions with republican and democratic party leaders on saturday. >> the president's not going to not accept money for a border wall. >> mr. trump continued to take his case to twitter writing the only way to stop drugs, gangs, human trafficking, criminal elements and much else from coming into our country is with a wall or barrier. >> we currently are only screening one out of five cars and trucks coming across our border. let us increase the technology there some something like a z portal. that's the kind of security the democrats want to see, not some wall. >> the president made some other news via twitter this weekend announcing he's maiming patrick shanahan, a former boeing executive, as acting defense secretary. the move pushes current defense secret

this is more time your hanson for many years he too went out to sea to hatch fish today he pronounced card instead and then supplies it to go may restaurants across the archipelago including to carry christiansen's establishment. the big bucks are in salmon farming the fair always salmon from. in company back a frost is the country's biggest company employing some one thousand workers it's listed on the stock exchange has opened a new headquarters and makes millions. salmon harvest manager andrea speeches and knows why the fish is such a big seller. so the. one thing is for certain. more and more people across the world are eating sushi. that is one explanation for the increased demand on price of salmon in the past five to six years. back up frost has invested some seventeen million euro in the new processing plant they're exporting more and more salmon to china the u.s. and russia because the pharaohs are not in the e.u. they're not bound by the bloc sanctions regime against moscow which is good for business. market russia is a regular market first. we sell or fish in all the market

ken hanson, bowls champion at 68.ey, who, aged 11, has surely many titles to come. 0ne hopes the same for callum hawkins. this is a guy in real distress. and somebody needs to recognise it. at aintree, the grand national was settled by a photo finish. 10—1 shot tiger roll took the win. tiger wasn't quite on form at augusta. the man in pink was, though. yes, well done. patrick reed donned a maiden green jacket after four hard—fought days. after two ha rd —foug ht hours on london streets, vivian cheruiyot and eliud kipchoge were a capital success. like david weir, who won the race for an eighth time. manchester city wasted no time in crossing the premier league line. they did it in record style. this season, the previous season, all my career in barcelona and munich, i didn't expect, so now i'm happy because we did it. in the wsl and the fa cup. a goal fitting enough to win any fa cup final. celtic went one better with a domestic treble in scotland. the league and scottish cup added to the previous year's league cup. in

earlier i spent to tom hanson who sent the visiting dad been well received.overall a warm reception. for both the president and the first lady, this was a surprise trip catching many people off guard physically there and catching washington off—guard as well. president trump made a speech, making it clear he wants to put an end to broad—scale us involvement overseas saying america should not do the fighting for every nation on earth. during the trip, he took photos, signed autographs with soldiers who were serving in iraq. overall, a warm reception and a smooth trip, something that was completely secret and call the united states off—guard. this decision to pull us troops out of syria, how do troops respond to that because many of them will feel that it's job and that is what we do. a mixed reaction. on one end, pulling troops out of any war zone is viewed favourably by the population but it also provides a complicated situation. with regards to syria, pulling out those troops, president trump said he could maintain a troop presence in neighbouring iraq which

tom hanson from the bbc‘s us partner network, cbs news has the details. had an incident that included the loss of life of one of the people who was working with our trained staff keepers. the incident occurred during a routine enclosure cleaning. the sheriff's office said the lion quickly killed black, deputies tried several times to sedate the lion. they eventually shot and killed him. black's family said she died following her passion. i can't said she died following her passion. ican‘t imagine said she died following her passion. i can't imagine the loss they're enduring, what it must feel like to be them. for now the park which houses more than 80 animal is closed while an investigation is carried out. the equalities watchdog is suing nhs england for failing to offer fertility treatment to all transgender patients. when a person changes their gender they are often left infertile, but the freezing of eggs or sperm before treatment gives them the chance to start a family later in life. a bbc investigation found that around a quarter of local nhs areas i

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earlier i spoke to cbs correpsondent tom hanson in new york, who explained that this visit by donaldle off guard. it caught washington off—guard as well. president trump made a speech, he made it clear he wants to put an end to broad scale us involvement overseas. he said that america should not be doing the fighting for every nation on earth. given the trip, he took selfie ‘s and signed autographs with people, soldiers who are serving in iraq. so overall, a warm reception, a smooth trip, and something that was completely secret and completely caught the united states off—guard. the population and people in washington. this decision to pull us troops out of syria, how do troops respond to that? because many of them will feel, that is our job and that is what we do. certainly a mixed reaction. 0n job and that is what we do. certainly a mixed reaction. on one end, pulling troops out of any sort of words is viewed as favourably by the united states population. but also, it provides a very complicated kind of situation on the ground when it comes to off—loading whatever government you're

tom hanson cbs news. >>> during the shut down national park visitor centers, parking lots and restrooms are closed and that includes mirror woods and marin county. public access does continue for portions of national parks including i don't semitea and the golden gate national recreational area. and in san francisco the privately funded trust is taking over some of the work to keep the presidio open. >>> of course the stock market is closed for the holiday today and there's not much to celebrate there. the dow dropped more than 650 points. the s&p down 500 making it the worst market since the 1930s. they say it's most likely due to the turmoil in the white house. just last week the fed announced it would hike interest rates for the fourth time this year. >> growth continuing at healthy levels. >> wall street's nose dive officially took us into the a bear market where a 50% decline or more. the stock market plunge is making some bay area businesses step back a little delaying new projects and hiring people while waiting for the market to bounce back. >>> for 27 years a family. >> this ye

joining me, jim hanson. welcome. i know you say this is the right move. tell us why. >> president trump as you said and as you showed promised to do this when he was campaigning and 9 months ago, and he's authorized and required to do it. the hunting license in that is for al qaeda and al qaeda related groups. not to fix the syrian civil war. once we get to the point where isis is eliminated or defeated, he can't decide to stay and keep our troops there to fix the broken country of syria. so he's doing the right thing. trish: critics say barack obama made that mistake. i pulled out of iraq too fast and we were left with the creation of isis. so he bears that responsibility. in your view how is this different? >> at that point we had authorization to stay in iraq. the problem with syria this is nothing to rebuild. we went in because isis was operating from there. the assad regime is still there. the russians have an air base and a port. >> that's one of the concerns as well. putin is trying to get his hand in everything. he thinks he's in charge it east in

tristan hanson, multi-asset manager at m&g. next, the worst day for u.k.s june 2016, as theresa may discusses the brexit vote. we are still focusing on opec . , indeed. are opec talks broke up without a deal for the first time in five years. how fractured is the group? what is the confidence level in the streets of vienna? we discuss. the oil market is next. this is bloomberg. if you are traveling to work, you can carry bloomberg with you on your mobile on dab digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: oil remains under opec ended day to of with no agreement on cuts for the first time in nearly five years. two days of talks, they wrapped up in conclusively after russia showed growing -- refusing to commit to a reduction. millioned cut of 100 barrels a day was left hanging after a meeting between opec and wider allies this morning. let's bring in a veteran opec watcher. he is vice president of financial services at ihs energy. welcome to the show. you say this is an expectations game that they are playing. what do you mean? >> it is alway

catch any potential terror suspect, people should expect to go through go to metal detectors and jim hansonhas conducted counterterrorism joined us earlier warning people to be vigilant. >> it's a clichÉ but if you see something, say something. but don't profile by identity, profile by activity. if you see someone doing something suspicious, it doesn't matter who that person is, it matter what is they are doing. >> the police commissioner says there are currently no credible threats to tonight's celebration. we are getting excited about tonight jillian. >> i can't wait the year is over [laughter] jillian: ana, thank you, happy new year to you. a live look at new year's eve, australia, and here at home, you will want to wear raincoat, severe storm will hit noorrciÓn before ball drops, fox news senior meteorologist janice dean live in times square with everything you need to know, good morning, janice. >> good morning, jillian, have you seen this ball before? this is an impressive ball, this is 2,888 crystals, the baby that will drop later on around 11:59 up to midnight where we will ring in

tom hanson has the latest. >> reporter: 10 days in to the partial government shutdown, president trump and democrats remain at odds over funding for a border wall. >> we are not willing to pay $2.5 billion or $5 billion, in wasting taxpayer dollars on a ransom note because donald trump decided he was going to shutdown the government and hold the american people hostage. >> reporter: the congressman told abc this week, democrats are willing to pride money for other security measures but called the wall medieval. >> richard shelby said on face the nation, the republican controlled senate will only take up a bill with the president's support. >> nobody wins in a shutdown. we all lose, we look silly. >> reporter: on sunday president trump called it the schumer shutdown, despite taking responsibility for it just a few weeks ago. >> i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. >> reporter: aids and supports took new aim at defining the wall. >> it's a metaphor for border security. >> reporter: outgoing chief of staff john kelly told the la times to be honest it's not

jim hanson, former u.s.ial forces member and counterterrorism expert and he joins us now live to talk about it. good morning to you, thank you very much for joining us. >> good to be with you. heather: big night in times square, actually lots of celebrations all across the country and, you know, a lot of folks doing their part to keep everyone safe. >> and you have to understand one thing, america is one giant soft target and honestly we wouldn't have it any other way. i mean, as much as some people on the left like to squaller that we live in police state, we live further than police state. freedom, there's a huge challenge when you want to make sure that you have an event, wonderful parties in times square and not allow someone to attack it, while the police can have massive presence, you have to understand they are operating at disadvantage as much as they can do. heather: yeah, absolutely. but something that will give them at least a little more of an advantage this year, we've been reporting that they w

we had jim hanson on ainsley ain't army special forces.t him. he was a so-called lone wolf. so why didn't they pick him up ahead of time? listen to this. >> one of the most infuriating things about these incidents we always end up hearing he was known to police. he was on the french terrorism watch list. he was someone they had identified as having been radicalized. if that's the case, why is he just on a list? they need to have the ability for the police to do something more than simply have these guys on a list as opposed to, you know, being able to take action against them. brian: arrested in switzerland, arrested in germany. obviously an issue from a huge family. he had been unemployed for a couple of years. we will talk about this with the secretary of state mike pompeo in about 27 minutes. ainsley: one of those times he was arrested in germany was for robbery. they deported him to france. he was also previously imprisoned in france for stabbing a teenager. but, to his point, it is infuriating when they are on a list. steve: right. ai

they are used as political ponds, look at this from victor david hanson, why trouble never get the wallemocrats, a successful border wall is now considered bad politics. salad bowl, growing tribalism, large numbers of assimilated immigrants added up to a politically advantageous demography for democrats in the long run, and they don't want to give that up. >> that is not what this is about. i think, in lots of people's minds, the republicans are fearful the democrats want to add immigrants as voters. we see a democratic shift, that is not what this is about. a judge this week said, people have a legitimate right right k asylum peered at the caravan that was supposed to be an invasion, obviously not an invasion, but the key here at this moment -- >> martha: throwing rocks and climbing over the wall, is that not an invasion? >> it's not an invasion. >> martha: 6,000 people a month? >> we are actually at a low point in terms of border crossing right now. >> martha: 60,000 people. >> we have a problem, we need comprehensive immigration reform. >> martha: we have a problem or we don't have a

let's go now to new york where i'm joined by cbs correspondent — tom hanson.se was overall a warm reception. for both the president and the first lady, this was a surprise trip catching many people off guard physically there and catching washington off—guard as well. president trump made a speech, making it clear he wants to boot an end to broad—scale us involvement overseas saying america should not do the fighting every nation on earth. during the trip, he took photos, signed autographs with soldiers who were serving in iraq. 0verall, soldiers who were serving in iraq. overall, a warm reception and a smooth trip, something that was com pletely smooth trip, something that was completely secret and call the united states off—guard. completely secret and call the united states off-guard. this decision to pull us troops out of syria, how do troops respond to that because many of them will feel that it'sjob and because many of them will feel that it's job and that is what we do. mixed reaction. 0n it's job and that is what we do. mixed reaction. on one end, pulli