the house of representatives voted on an 81 billion-dollar business relief package because of the holdup here because our democratic colleagues in the senate think this issue is more important than those victims of natural disasters not to mention the wildfire southwest that's been put on ice as well. so as we consider what to do to provide some assistance to these people who were brought here as children by their parents and are in somewhat of a box. early today i went to the white house with several to meet with president trump to discuss the areas laid out on the march 5 deadline. we are working through those issues as i speak trying to find a solution for the recipients making sure border security and enforcement is beefed up so we don't have a repetition of the situation in the future. we are also looking to limit the chain migration and perhaps even used some of the additional pieces left over to accelerate the movement of people who've been playing by the rules and waiting in line some for ten or 20 years just to rejoin their families here in the united states. now these are liter

. >>> bart could face a delay, the reason behind the holdup. -stillg >>> thursday morning, as we take a live look right now at our radar. still some rain lingering in the area. seconds away from 5:30. good morning to you, thank you very much for joining us today. i am marcus washington. >> i am laurie garcia. lets check our forecast right now. kari hall, feels like we are getting a break but more on the way. >> don't let your guards down. don't put the umbrella down. we'll have more rain moving in. we see it hit or miss right now and tracking lightning bolts further to the north. as we take a look at what's happening in sonoma county, a few more of those showers popping up and some just offshore moving closer to san francisco and peninsula. we'll start to see that moving in the next 30 minutes. the rain is mostly around clover dale and south of santa rosa and we are getting some snow right now on mount hamilton. pop up showers and it does become more$c$c$c$cbc widesprea. i will talk about that and the weekend within view. that forecast is about

. >>> there was a holdup on washington avenue around 9:40 p.m. two suspects entered the store and announced it was a stick up. the suspects got away with an undetermined amount of cash. no injuries were reported and no arrests were made. >> septa's board approved a final route to king of prussia. the alternative path runs along the north side of the pennsylvania turnpike. the tracks were on the south side of the highway closer to homes development. that was changed. it is going to cost $1.1 billion. it is unclear how they will fund the project. >>> pennsylvania supreme court asked to overthrow state supreme court order, the current boundaries were unfairly drawn to favor republicans. in their request, republicans call i had judicial activism. >>> happening today, two dozen members of the fire department will be promoted including matthew letourneau who died earlier this month while battling a blaze will be posthumously promoted to captain. >> turning to a shocking report frat new york times said president trump tried to fire the counsel leading t

system so if he's going to get those things we can get a daca deal but the democrats only want to holdup the government spending by holding daca over its head. >> it sounds like you think he can survive a shutdown politically? >> oh, he can its happened. both presidents on both parties have survived government shutdowns before. i believe they are dealing with a different president though if they think that he's going to take it lying down, they're kidding themselves. he's out there using the bullpen to tell the american people exactly whose to blame here. >> that could be as of friday night saturday morning and a few minutes ago this crazy news conference at the white house with the doctor, the president's physician answering every question under the sun but the bottom line being the president 's overall health he says is "excellent" he did give a run down of the exam that the president had on friday at walter reed, but in particular, cnn and a number of correspondents and even dr. gupt a was there did not seem quite satisfied so take a listen >> dr. gupta, he is taking cholesterol lower

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it's already seeing a decrease in pharmacy holdups. >>> in the south bay san jose police arrest a gangrobberies and carjackings. 12 people were taken into custody. five others were minors. police say the crimes date all the way back to last spring. in the investigation police did recover a number of weapons and stolen property. >>> four people who say they were attacked during violent protests at uc berkeley are now suing both the school and the city. they were there to see a planned appearance at uc berkeley by milo yiannopoulos last february. once riots broke out they say the city and the university failed to protect them. >> there was police presence. they were here. they were everywhere. they had barricades, but when they went on the march and started throwing molotov cocktails -- let's not forget that -- when they started using large sticks and banners and using major industrial scope pepper spray against innocent victims, the police saw this and were instructed to leave. so our clients were put in a trap. r east coast c >> uc berkeley says they are aware of the lawsuit but have y

police responded to the holdup at the family dollar before 10:00 p.m. nobody inside the store was hurt. >>> the extension for the norristown high speed line is on track. septa approved an alternative route approved by residents it has it on the north side heading toward king of prussia away from residential areas. the project is years away from breaking ground. >>> rival airlines are putting aside their differences to help passengers when they are in need. >> kfc is shaking up an iconic character. hear which celebrity signed on to become the first female kernel sanders. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., friday, january 26 him here's what we're following. >>> a weekend warmup, the delaware and lehigh valleys are set to start climbing out from the winter cold. >> we're a few days left before they head off to minneapolis. the eagles are getting ready for one of their biggest games ever. the team is not focusing on the competition. >>> we'll go to the auto show for a test drive for a preview one day before it opens to the public. you'll be a big fan is money

what is the holdup people. katy perry is on hand january and anyoney being honored for years in motion picture business and first at period. in steamboat willie 1928 congratulations mini. >> does donald duck have one. >> that's a whole other conversation. >> and daisy. >> let me check here old hold on i'm sure i have it here. >> and so you got back from disney. >> yes. >> i saw all those friends. >> yes. >> it was a great time. >> great. >> smile on my face. >> the whole time. >> the whole time. >> let's say joe had issues with other tourists. >> no it's all me i'll take >> it is cold out. >> with the temperatures. >> cold in florida. >> you know it's still very cold at home and that cold is getting reinforced unfortunately and we're leak why did you say anything. let's get you out. ah, man. >> let's get you outside from hotel bethlehem main street things are very, very quiet. being on the sky deck there's no wind right now to speak of and calm outside. i think partly because it's a holiday. there's not a lot o

>> reporter: the holdup is what to do with daca, the program that allows illegal immigrants brought to the u.s. as children to live and work here. democrats say this is the only chance to protect the "dreamers." >> the bill that gets the majority of democrats will not get a majority of the republicans in the house and will not be put on the floor. so this is the way to go. >> reporter: with senators doing more finger-pointing than negotiating the federal government is milwaukeeing preparations for a shutdown. the shutdown means all nonessential government employees would be furloughed, unpaid leave, so national parks and museums would close, unemployment benefits and other government assistance may be delayed, and essential services such as the tsa, fbi, border patrol and the military would continue. social security, medicare and medicaid benefits will not be impacted. the last time the government shut down was 2013 and today the head of the office of management and budget said that this time around, americans will notice fewer impacts. >> we are going to manage the shutdown differentl

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house is facing policy fights within it's own party with at least one republican senator vowing to holdup all of the president's nominees to the department of justice. that is after attorney general jeff sessions changed the policy on federal enforcement of marijuana. it reversus an obama era policy that legalized weed in a number of states. it's a fight that the white house cannot afford given the slow pace of filling appointments. tracy. good morning. >> good morning, good morning, everyone. yeah, there's one threat here on capitol hill to block some of the nominees if jeff sessions, the attorney general goes through with reversing the cole memo that opened the door for states to legalize recreational use of marijuana. sessions said it's a return to the rule of law. there are eight states radio it now, and d.c. -- eight states right now, that allow recreational use of marijuana, and here on capitol hill, there's democrats and republicans that are against this move. take senator gardner, who is tweeting about it. he said that he will block these nominees from the justice department if in

: there have been 18 public meetings on this proposal but concerns here in fremont are the latest holdup in getting the ordinance passed. the big concern is more i son canyon road, many fear will be used by customers if one resident opens a microbrewery. the owner made it clear he has no plans to do any such thing despite having built a 12,000-square-foot barn on his property. >> and i'll tell you all we do not want a brewery on our property. >> reporter: still, many remain unconvinced and are worried opening up rural land to craft beer makers will make the area worse. >> it's getting crazy. animals are getting hurt. animals are getting killed. >> reporter: the pushback from residents will now likely lead to revisions to the microbrewery ordinance, a process that will likely take months. in fremont, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> detachable caps on plastic bottles could become a thing of the past. a bill requires all plastic caps to be tethered to a bottle by the year 2020. lawmakers say the caps are often found littered on public land and beaches and pose a big threat to fish and other mar

the two having a conversation wanting to find out what the holdup was in the democratic side as bothides try to find some solution aimed at averting a shutdown and democrats want any agreement to include protections for the 700,000 or so d.r.e.a.m.ers in the country. but that is the latest color we have from the white house about the people who were in the room trying to reach a deal with a shutdown, time tick ago way less than ten hours. >> jeff bennett at the white house. thank you. >>> i want to bring in senator ed markey from massachusetts. one of the democrats who is opposed to the current government funding bill. let me ask you, first, have you heard anything about what happened in the meeting between your leader and the president and if not, is there anything scheduled so you could get briefed on that. >> the meeting just ended so obviously it is not possible for anyone to know all of the details of what transpired. but i think the bottom line is that senator schumer explained to the president that we're willing to sit down and to negotiate with the white house and with the re

what they say is sparking the holdups. >>> and searching for answers. a son allegedly uses a hammer and knife to murder his mother. why it took police days to discover the crime. >> i just signed a warrant -- >>> learning his fate. gymnasts call for change after a former doctor learns has sentence for sexually abusing dod dozens of girls. >>> and all new, he's one of new england's top players. right now, not taking the practice field. the pats jury that could give the eagles the super bowl boost. it >>> about 20 minutes before 5:00 a.m. on your thursday. we have a closure following a crash in delaware. this is in claymont delaware. it faffects traffic on 495 southbound. the stretch of road is closed from exits 5 to exit 4. exit 5 is philadelphia pike. exit 4 is edgemore road, if you know it locally. i'll let you know when the scene clears. we also are following a closure because of construction this morning on 76 eastbound for drivers going between the vine street expressway and south street. you'll have to exit at 30th street just to get around this co

. >> julie, two years ago, i need to holdup my end of the bargain, my end of the family, obviously aot of pressure on me, i don't know how i'm going to sleep at night. but yes, she is an amazing athlete and i'm proud of her. >> i'm just so proud of him. so excited to obviously just share this moment and i'm proud of you, babe. >> awe this friday "eyewitness news" was celebrating the birds and eagles fans and getting ready for sunday's big game join us for big one more win line up. starting with special edition of "eyewitness news" at 4:00 followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00 then special one more win fanfest edition on "eyewitness news" at 7:00. >> the minute the game ends we'll be liver on cbs-3 bring you live postgame reaction from coach pediatric err on and the players, also front row seats as fans react in philadelphia, and across the region. the eagles and "eyewitness news" on super bowl sunday all here on cbs-3. and of course, "eyewitness news" has you covered all week from minneapolis. meisha will be joining us live this morning, jessica dean, don bell, pat gallen al

. >> reporter: the president blames democrats for the holdup tweeting they want to shut down the government over amnesty for all. meanwhile the president is trying to put to rest questions about his health, both physically and mentally. today his personal doctor took questions from reporters about the physical he gave the president last week and he says mr. trump actually asked for an additional test. >> we did do a cognitive assessment as part of the exam. that was not driven at all by any clinical concerns i have. it was driven by the president's wishes and he did well on it. >> dr. ronnie jackson who you just heard actually also performed physicals for former president obama and he said president trump's overall health is excellent. >> thank you. >>> there appears to be no stopping of the running of the bulls on wall street. the dow shot past the 26,000 mark today just seven trading days after breaking 25,000, but the rally fizzled quickly as the market did a u-turn on profit taking. >> investors remain very excited about corporate earnings which are starting to roll in for the fourth qu

new details on a holdup in philadelphia a security guard opens fire on a suspect who had a knife. >>les excitement is growing. fans will have a chance to grab tickets to the nfc championship game this morning. >> all right. let's find out more about that coming snow. dave murphy has more on that and karen rogers is helping you with the commute. good morning. >> good morning. tracking that snow today. >> and hopefully most of it holds off until later tonight. we do have an accuweather alert in effect, though, and a winter weather advisory that's been posted for the northern and western suburbs. this actually doesn't kick in until 4 o'clock this afternoon in places like northern bucks, montgomery county and western chester county. it is in effect in the poconos and up in allentown and reading but we really don't think that the impact from the snow is going to be in the most cases until late this afternoon, early this evening. highest snow totals will be mainly tonight overnight into wednesday morning and we're not talking a super high snow total at that. we are looking at storm tracker

or has there been an 11th hour holdup? >>> the alleged serial killer under arrest tonight, accused of killing at least nine people in just three weeks. >>> dangerous driving. the death toll rising tonight. snow, ice and freezing rain and the tow truck operator jumping to safety. >>> and the deadly flu. and questions about this 12-year-old boy who was rushed to urgent care. how accurate is that rapid flu test? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin with those horrifying new details from that california home. 13 siblings allegedly held captive there by their parents. tonight here, our first look at those parents, david and louise turpin, in court, facing charges late today, pleai ining not gui. and prosecutors with a new drips in the gruesome conditions the siblings lived. investigators say allowed to bathe just once a year. tonight, the daughter who planned the escape, that plan in the works for two years. abc's matt gutman leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the man pr

can you just shed a little bit of light on what the holdup is? members of the republican party were in the negotiations. they are the ones saying they agree with democrats. the administration has been in the meetings, at least some of them. what is the -- what do you not all like? sarah: i believe there is one member that said a deal is reached and others are well in sync on the page that we have not quite gotten there but feel we are close. we will continue having these conversations. the president had a meeting here today with a number of members, both from the house and senate, republicans and democrats, as a follow-up discussion on immigration. again, we feel very strongly that we can get a deal made. reporter: one piece the president talked about missing, is that the issue, not enough funding? sarah: i think it's democrats agreeing to the other side of the deal. i think that's where we are. again, we're confident and feel like we're going to get there. thanks so much, guys. reporter: was the president directly involved in the -- [captions co

new details on a holdup in philadelphia a security guard opens fire on a suspect who had a knife. >>ment is growing. fans will have a chance to grab tickets to the nfc championship game this morning. >> all right. let's find out more about that coming snow. dave murphy has more on that and karen rogers is helping you with the commute. good morning. >> good morning. tracking that snow today. >> and hopefully most of it holds off until later tonight. we do have an accuweather alert in effect, though, and a winter weather advisory that's been posted for the northern and western suburbs. this actually doesn't kick in until 4 o'clock this afternoon in places like

but when a non-budget item is the ultimate holdup here, i don't think you can say that the fact that people won't compromise on immigration at the moment, in the middle of the budget discussion, is going to lead to blame on those people. >> it may be a non-budget item, but it's something very important to most people, and most americans agree that something should be done about this. >> everyone who's spoken to this point has been wrong about the polls. i heard even alice, my friend alice stewart, say republicans want to do this. no, republicans don't want to do this. but they're willing to compromise on it. see, and that's one of the problems with even saying you're willing to do it is because that becomes the new floor. it's a negotiating tactic on the other side. and so the democrats have stated an absolute. the republicans have not stated an absolute, though the president has for several months now given his four points that he would be willing to -- including the daca compromise, that he'd be willing to accept. but he was never doing that in the context of the budget. and now it

assimilate our great nation so rather than deny the comments we get a little insight into what the holdup is for president in restoring these are in approving this compromise deal or going along with this compromise that was reached by senators ok kirsten salumi live for us in new york kristen thank you the u.n. secretary general is calling for a worldwide agreement to protect refugees and migrant workers sitting at the launch of a new report ten to terrorists said u.n. member states must appreciate the positive benefits of migration and take steps to safeguard foreign labor or thought it is that the direct measured obstacles to migration or play seaview restrictions on migrants when caught but you need to use inflict needless economic self harm is that you bulls barriers to having their labor needs met you know normally and legal fashion and diplomatic editor james phase has more from the united nations headquarters in new york. well this is an important report that's been released by the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrace about global migration first let's be clear what we're t

through the weekend and soft issues on spending caps and on the pentagon side, which has been a major holduppoint is theiding issue of the dreamers, the undocumented people by here illegally as children. democrats are demanding that the deadline be used as leverage to force republicans to come to the table to force a solution. don't believe republicans are going to get serious on that issue unless they are forced to. there are facing a lot of pressure from their base. question, ifre this happens, how does it impact midterm elections? the 2013 shutdown hurt republicans because they were the instigators. this is the first time if a shutdown happens that a single party would oversee a government shutdown on their watch, so it would be a historic first and republicans will take the blame. the last time republicans took the blame, the odds of that, i don't know. emily: becky so much for that update. -- thank you so much for that update. atare taking a first look president trump's first year in office and how it has impacted technology. joining me now on this retrospective is bloomberg tech -- and

johnson is accused of a string of armed holdups at retail stores, hotels.rities have now charged two people in connection with a murder in burlington county. 19-year-old coley face as charge of aggravated assault. police say she hid david with a shovel and then davis shot and killed him. he was visiting his girlfriend at the apartment complex. the couple lives in the same apartment complex as the victim. >>> septa riders, starting today new schedules are in effect. the departure times on the trenton lines. other lines are changing as well including the airline and several septa bus routes. >>> 7:09 right now on this sunday. how president trump's latest controversy is affecting immigration reform and a deadline imposed by democrats. plus, search and rescue, the daunting mission following mud slides in california. >>> what you need to know about restaurant week in philadelphia. >>> all right. let's run through what we're looking at as run through the next few days. breezy conditions. winds kind of bothering us like yesterday. it won't be as strong as yesterda

new bart station, bob, red redell, a lot people are excited about this extension here, what's the holdupreporter: the government helping fund this project has given them an extra three months to come up with a design for the five miles under ground route that'll go to san jose, building a single board or a double board tunnel. the vta is scheduled to approve one of those designs in april. the approval is injun and the bart board director will be receiving updates later this morning. this is known as phase two of the bart silicon valley project. it will extend six miles into the south bay with four new stations including alum rock and downtown san jose and santa clara. the design process is not a lot of time considering there is still about nine years worth of work left. they hope to have the extension opened by 2026. phase one is almost complete of warm springs and milpitas and berryessa is supposed to open last month which is ahead of schedule and now scheduled for june. you can see behind me live, the milpitas bart station looks like it is almost complete and the next step is to finish

>> here at home a wilmington man accused of a robbery spree spanning nearly two weeks and a dozen holdupsow in custody. delaware state police arrested him on ten counts of robbery and one count of attempted robbery. >>> this morning hawaii is recovering from a mistake that led to quite the scare for residents and visitors. a false emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. it said this is not a drill. a second message it was just a false alarm. the initial alarm sparked panic on the island and stirred concerns across social media. they have apologized. >> it occurred at the change of shift where they go through to make sure the system is working. an employee pushed the wrong button. last month it reintroduced siren tests from the cold war era. vai sikahema is in hawaii. vai received that emergency alert on his phone as well. he and his wife faced a shelter in place situation. >> it was pretty scary there for maybe a half hour. everyone wanted to stay safe and be alert on tv and radio for more information. >> and we're happy to report that vai, his wife, and everyone else in hawaii

i want to see more about, but but he also needs to make sure he addresses the real problems and holdupsngress because the media isn't always fair and balanced. gillian: but elizabeth, even tweet touting his accomplishments aside, off-topic, unilateral spur of the moment does the president like to do, doesn't it sometimes to rail not just his own messaging, but his own actual policy object is thinking specifically of the tweet earlier on five said that he treated out before the hill was set to vote? >> absolutely. there's a couple things at play here. first of all, the president seems increasingly confused about what his own position is on various issues and it's a great example. he sent out two contradictory positions in just a couple hours. he took three different positions in one single meeting. i think they reflect its own confusion about what it is he's trying to accomplish. kristin also mentioned that there is burden on the democrat to get things done. the republicans control the house, the white house. it's hard to say it's up to the democrat to find solutions and keep the governm

don't take that from us, if you want to stereotype people, i am sorry, these stereotypes do not holdup african immigrants, we out performing a bunch of immigrant groups including a bunch of asians. you don't have to be rich or have a college degree to be worthy. lets the africans and the haitians and el saldorans do. it is about us and tabout america. does that include mitch mcconnell and paul ryan who at 8:54 still have not come out. >> this is a real moral gut check for the republican party if the republican party if republican leaders are willing to stands up. someone in the white house said yesterday on a background basis that they're not worried because this will play well with the base meaning their base and it is playing well with the alt-right kind of base and cultures and others were excited about what the president had to say but i think there are a lot of other people in this country, republicans and democrats and independence who are deeply embarrassed by it and worried about this kind of behavior again and again, if i were a republican leader, i would not want to put all m

that's the holdup on the discussion. democrats shut this discussion down by forcing the government shut down. by being unwilling to fund the federal government we lost four days of this process that should of been on immigration reform fighting over the cr. if they were part of the solution instead part of the problem i think we would of been further down the road on the negotiations of the package. hopefully we won't have those problems in the future. >> is you, sarah. two questions. first the obvious that is there. congressman tom coal member of the republican leadership said over the weekend to a member, republicans in the house were committed to the three priorities the president laid out in the process of reopening the government. is the president in cement on those three in the negotiation that's are going to follow? ending chain migration, the ending of the lottery, and the appropriations for the wall? >> yes, we have been clear those are priorities when it comes to immigration. >> not negotiable? >> look these ar

when i close some of that a little so we must uphold agreements and treaties the holdup is that this is a logic that applies to national borders to me and hold them no you can't just change the borders of african countries because the demarcation had been rectified in pre-independence treaties their manner let you and so you can just demand new stipulations in the nile. especially since this is a crucial case reading to our livelihood then i want out of such a case egypt doesn't have any other water source problem here. on the other side upstream countries see the past agreements as colonial relics and demand their own rights to a share of the nile waters. we are aware that the argument on the usage of the native what. was tainted we're back here in the tank. and since then a lot of things have happened and therefore there was need to review the alchemy itself and how the countries. through which the nail growth can benefit could have been. in an effort to resolve the growing dispute in one nine hundred ninety nine the ministers of water resources from all the nile basin countries me

the best opportunity for the rain to make it and we need it. 40s and 50s on the temps and they'll holdupse of the cloud. we don't get the rain until later. a cloudy day. the first system, another one late thursday, friday and the best opportunity looks to me, that's the best opportunity -- the best opportunity -- 60s on the temps is next wednesday. cloudy skies and late rain. here's an update on your traffic and so far so good, sal? >> it's getting crowded. thank you, steve. as we look at the bay bridge, the busiest commutes in the bay. you'll see traffic is backed up. slowing developing getting onto the

holdup in a room at the in sin college valley -- a room in silicon valley. he was taken into custody. >>> walnut creek are investigating a hit-and-run crash. it happened at north main street and second avenue last night. it's off 680. two pedestrian were hurt and thy were transported to the hospital. police say they did catch the hit-and-run driver a short distance away, but they're not releasing any other information. >>> the santa clara voters will decide whether to remove persky from the bench. they have collected enough signatures -- he drew criticism after sentencing swimmer turner to 6 months in jail on his conviction for sexually assaulting an intoxicated and unconscious woman at a forecast party in 2015. critics say the sentence was too lenient, but he said he was following the orders of probation officers. >>> the city looks into accusations of sexual harassment. the san leandro city council voted to place zapata on leave while they investigate he harassed a ceo of a david -- which provides services to the working poor. saturday zapata denied any wr

the best opportunity for the rain to make it and we need it. 40s and 50s on the temps and they'll holdup because of the cloud. we don't get the rain until later. a cloudy day. the first system, another one late thursday, friday and the best opportunity looks to me, that's the best opportunity -- the best opportunity -- 60s on the temps is next wednesday. cloudy skies and late rain. here's an update on your traffic and so far so good, sal? >> it's getting crowded. thank you, steve. as we look at the bay bridge, the busiest commutes in the bay. you'll see traffic is backed up. slowing developing getting onto the bridge. it's backed up for a ten-minute wait. it's a little bit better than it would be on a week day. i think some people are taking some time off. for the most part, you'll see slowing here and it looks good getting onto the bridge and driving into san francisco. we're looking at highway 4. when was the last time you saw no red on highway 4 coming over the hill? maybe a little slowing but that's all. and you can see the road sensors all green. it's green. even on 80 westbound, it

police say there was an armed holdup at the store on moraga way just before 8:00. safeway is near moraga creek and moraga country club. a man in his 20s wearing a ski masked entered the store and pointed a gun and demanded money. he took off in a silver car. >>> a riverside county couple pled not guilty to torturing their 13 children. they are accused of stafferring and chaining their children up -- starving and chaining their children up. >> the 12-year-old is the average weight of a 7-year-old. many have cognitive impairment and neuropathy. not allowed to shower more than once a year. >> the parents face charges including torture, adult and child abuse and false imprisonment. they're accused of using ropes and chains to shackle their children to furniture, leaving them there sometimes for weeks. the children range in age from two to 29. now, on sunday, one of them managed to escape through a window and called 911. an attorney for the couple says they are innocent until proven guilty. ven guilty. >> one of the children at age 12 is the weight of an average ar-old

announced the robbery and a moment later one suspects and a 28-year-old jahlil frazer tried to stop the holdup out of the barbershop. frazier was shot several times. both robbers did escape. and frazer is still in critical condition, and if you have information on the robberies contract detectives. >>> the designated sign-up is today until may 31st. william hite was there for the kickoff. anyone born on or before september 1 is eligible into a former aide is in the hot seat as he is interviewed by the house intelligence committee. rick williams is live now in the newsroom with details on that. >> that is right. that meeting today comes the same day of a revealing "new york times" report say that steve bannon, was subpoenaed last week by robert mueller for the russian investigation. and what he is facing today and what he called on bannon to do concerning the investigation. >> coming up tonight at 5:00 closing the pay gap. how close citibank is to making the pay equal for all the employees regardless of gender and race. just some of the stories we are following for on "action news" at 5:00. bac

do they prefer the rhetoric, do the democrats want that instead of no deal that they will have to holdup to , you know their voters in the midterms about immigration reform about daca? >> well there are a lot of us that believe that democrats actually love the issue but they don't necessarily want to solve the problem. if they did, they had eight years under barack obama but there was no bill that they got behind in eight years, and to what they kept saying about the republicans, remember barack obama when he first went into office had the house and senate and the presidency, not only did they not introduce a bill they didn't move it through committee , they didn't do any of that and i think what they're looking at is donald trump has been talking about fixing daca and they do have a bill that is moving to the floor of the house and that's got to scare the democrats to death because i think you'll find that republicans do want a solution for these so-called daca kids and now that the republicans are in control they're on the verge of actually doing it. liz: it opens up another nasty figh

what do you think the other holdups could be?> reporter: you have things like military funding and whether to blow the budget caps which democrats and republicans are awfully eager to do. both sides want to spend more money but it's a question of what that money is spent on. >> doug luzader in d.c. thank you. >>> also today, secretary of state rex tillerson will be in vancouver, canada, for a summit of some of -- 20 countries to discuss north korea. he will meet with his counterparts from canada, south korea and japan. china, which accounts for 90% of trade with north korea, will not be there. >>> governor jerry brown's controversial plan to build two tunnels under the delta may now be scaled back. there are reports the governor's office has been negotiating with state water agencies about building 1 tunnel instead of 2. the governor is -- has a what your left in office and that project to bring water more easily to the southern part of the state is still facing many hurdles. >> i think the question will be if they scale back the

where are the holdup that makes this so insurmountable? >> it comes down to essential debate. partially this coming week it's whether or not the should be included or connected to a bill to keep the government open. a lot of these issues that both democrats and republicans have fought over for a long time whether or not there should be funding for a wall or a fence in the security issues the president trump made such a huge part of his campaign promise and can weather that should be connected to daca and helping these people who are brought to the united states as children illegally. all of that trying to get it done in time for the friday deadline is a hard sell. eric: can you explain why the democrats would be seemingly so against building the wall? >> why they are against building the wall? democrats can speak that better than i can but from listening to them talk about it an object with the president has said in many ways they are not opposed or many of them say they are not opposed to having increased security they don't want that to be a trade-off for helping out people

and if immigration is viewed as the holdup, that could be something that democrats are paying for at the ballot box as well in some states that trump did very well in back in 2016. >> robert costa, chuck schumer, we played some sound earlier, he was referring to what the president said about a shutdown. that was back in 2013. i want to share that. >> who's going to take the blame? board room here. who his getting fired? who's going to bear the bunt of the responsibility if indeed there's a shutdown of our government? >> it always has to be the top. problems start from the top and they have to get solved from the top and the president's the leader and he's got to get everybody in a room and he's got to lead. >> okay, so this is now president trump back in 2013, saying if there's a shutdown, the person to blame is the president. fast forward. we know that president trump, you know, he's got the nickname "teflon don." doesn't matter what he says in the past. the people who support him say it doesn't matter what he said before, he's a guy who can get things done. >> look the republicans

>> going back to immigration, can you just shed a little bit of light on what the holdup is? mebls of the republican party were in the negotiations, they are the ones saying they agree with democrats. the administration has been in the meetings, at least some of them. what do you not like? >> secretary sanders: there's only one member that said there was a deal reached and the other members are well in sync on the same page that we haven't quite gotten there but we feel like we're close. we're going to keep having this conversation, the president had a meeting here today, with a number of members, both from the house and senate republicans and dem cats. democrats as a followup discussion on immigration. again, we feel very strongly we can get a deal made. >> the president talked about missing, is that the issue, or funding? >> secretary sanders: i think democrats agreeing to the other side of the the deal. that's where we are. we're confident and feel like we're going get there. thanks so much, guys. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders ending what was a very active p

reporter: can you shed light on what the holdup is? members of the republican party were in the negotiations, they're the ones who say they agree with democrats. the administration has been in the meetings, some of them, so what do you not like? >> i believe there's only one member that said there was a deal reached and the other members are well in sync on the same page, that we haven't gotten there. we feel we're close, and again, we're going to keep having the conversations, the president had a meeting here today with a number of members from the house and senate, republicans and democrats, as a follow-up discussion on immigration, and, again, we feel very strongly we can get a deal made. reporter: one piece the president talked about missing? is that not an issue? is there not funding? can you shed light? >> the democrats agree on the other side of the deal. we're confident and feel like we're going to get there. thank you so much, guys. liz: okay, that is extraordinarily important, what she just said. the white house did say there

we don't need anymore holdups here. we need cooperation between the property owners to get the work done. with the inspection process we need to be involved in it. if the appellants get concerned, we will go there and we know he is going to be probably letting me know if there's an issue with this. >> very well, thank you, inspector duffy. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> step forward, please. >> good evening, welcome. >> hi, thank you. >> my name is jessica jenkins i'm a san francisco resident and property owner. i've been friends with bryn and michael since they were living in a tiny overpriced studio saving up for a down payment scouring real estate listings for a fixer upper they could afford. since they bought this property, they have communicated with both the tenants who were living there when they moved in. they helped them recoup money from a master tenant who had been illegally charging them too much money. they worked with all their neighbors. they've been communicating, as far as i can tell, i

what's the holdup? >> that's a good question. i led an effort to have 33 folks say let's get this solution by the end of last year so we wouldn't have to deal with the issue at the time. let me say, republicans want more security. republicans want more disincentives to this have happen again. that's reasonable. sounds very reasonable. a lot of democrats years ago voted for the same things. and a legal fix for that population. there are many sides that want to do this. we wanted to get it done last year. as someone who wants to deal with that population, i believe it's irresponsible, however, to hold up government funding and the funding of our national apparatus and military based on that population. that is an abdication to people in this country. i hope we do get a fix, but it should not, should not, hold up the funding of the u.s. government. >> well, if holding up the funding of the government, if it's an abdigation for folks who want to see the dream act, what about the members of the caucus, the freedom caucus, who are sugg

. >> so look, the eagles believe that they will be able to holdup against what minnesota bridges in termsn-one battles. >> i have to ask. i know talking about nick foles, lane johnson coming off the fields, the two guys started the dog mask, not seeing a lot of dog masks in the stadium. >> i'm seeing a lot in the parking lot. did i a little crews around the tailgate, there are a lot of them out there. so the woof woof will be in the house,all right? >> a lot of barkann a lot of bite. >> the eagles bring the bite, these guys bring the bark. >> that's a good point. tossing it back to you, lucy, thomas. >> a lot of fans have superstitions don't want to bring the masks out quite yet until after the win so i have a feeling we'll see a lot more of those masks, guys, check back with you. >> time and place for everything such as you got to hop septa sometimes if you want to avoid all of the traffic jams like bruce gordon. >> hey, bruce? >> hey, guys. somebody thought this was a good idea. i'm on the broad street line right now headed into the stadium complex, in just couple of minute. we're jam p