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but i would hope that we could implications ny ich have any undertones of prejudice or racism or any kind of ism that would diminish the character and integrity of one of our fellow members. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reservation is withdrawn. without objection, it is so ordered. pursuant to the order of the house of today, the question is on passage of house joint resolution 28. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the ayes have it. mr. scalise: mr. speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested and it has been heard. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this journal,'s washington live every day with news that impacts you. coming up friday morning, a discussion of the plan for the pullout of troops from syria and a discussion of the suicide bombing. maryland republican congressman talks about the government shutdown and border security. a re

but i would hope that we could implications ny ich have any undertones of prejudice or racism or any kind of ism that would diminish the character and integrity of one of our fellow members. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reservation is withdrawn. without objection, it is so ordered. pursuant to the order of the house of today, the question is on passage of house joint resolution 28. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the ayes have it. mr. scalise: mr. speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested and it has been heard. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this negotiations to reopen the government remain at an impasse. yesterday, the house passed a measure by a voice vote that would have funded the government through february 28, but it was later rescheduled for next week after republicans said their request for ordered vote was not recognize

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. >> reporter: the peninsula humane society says they are an open admittance ich means they accept almost any animal, even nearly a dozen ball python snakes. >> they're actually cuddly. a lot of people can't believe that a snake can be cuddly. they really enjoy a lot of human interaction. >> reporter: if you have room in your heart for a snake, here you go. in burlingame, don ford, kpix5. >> i don't know if cuddly is the first word that comes to mind. >> not the adjective i'd use. how many moms and dads out there are saying no because their kids were watching. we can adopt a python. >> no. >> absolutely not. you got to save the absolutely for certain occasions. that is one of them. >>> 59 degrees outside right now, oakland and san francisco, san jose 57, clear skies over the bay bridge, but clear skies and a long night, about 13 hours, 45 minute of darkness. we'll get down to 35 degrees in santa rosa, 37 in livermore, 36 in fairfield, so cold inland, not as cold near the water, oakland 44, mountain view 42, san francisco tonight 46 degrees. look around the country. we were one of the hots

but of course, topping the agenda was the partial shutdown, ich has now reached day 12.afternoon lawmakers went to the white house for a briefing. when asked how long this could go on for, the president had this response. pres. trump: as long as it pkes. look, i pared. i think the people this country think i am right. the people of this country think i am right. i could've done nothing. i could've had a lot easier presidency by doing nothing. but i am here. i want to do it right. laura: after the meeting at the white house, democrats pressed back against the presidentnd urged him to pass the bill they are proposing which would reopen the government but lack funding for the border wal here is senate minority leader chuck schumer. sen. schumer: on our last meeting, the president said "io am goingut the government down."ee they are nowng the heat. it is not helping the president, it is not helping the republicans to be the owners of the shutdown. laura: where does the standoff go from here? a brief time ago i spoke with the bbc's north america reporter anthonzurcher. are we

when we talk about rain, though, a lot of it in the forecast, around an ich maybe. that could lead to some flooding concerns with all the snow out there. that arctic bl moves in later on sunday. here is future weather with your weeke storm. notice 4:00 p.m., rain in some areas, snow in others. temperatures warm overnight. check out midnight, 2:00 a.m., thelagreen, just rain across the area, but as the storm system moves out sunday evening, notice that burst of ea potentially snow out there. here is your storm team 4 ten-day fosecast. becf the rain and snow tomorrow, we'll be in storm team 4 wther alert mode tracking it and we'll also be in storm team 4 weather alerty mode sun and monday with that messy weather and the arctic air that moves. so a lot going on these next few days. >> a lot of -- a lot of ice clearing and snow shoveling still to be done. >> and a lot of rain. >> thanks, amelia. >>> coming up, what's ong with our capitals? sherry will tellns why they're hedent t i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my

president mike pence said today the president has not made a decision about declaring national emergency, , ich may allow him to use military funds for wall construction. the president has invited bmocratic leaders to come back to the white house at any time to continue discussions. but democrats appear unmoved. house speaker nancy pelosi has called the wall "an immorality" and wants to reopen the government before any further discussion of border security funds. s.e spoke to "cbs sunday morning." >> if the president of the united states is against governance and doesn't care whether people's needs are met or that public employees are paid or that we have a legitimate discussion, then we weve a problem. we have to take it to the icanican people. >> glor: so paula, are there any concrete meetings planned right now that might result in any brt of a breakthrough? j well, jeff, democrats have ptt accepted the president's invitation to return here to the white house to continue negotiations. nie administration has extended a separate invitation to both republican and democratic caders to come here t

and these are central to the ich tap pest try of a humane society. these differences will lead to economic differences and those are not objectionable. let me take a minute to define my terms. by conservative, i mean a philosophy. in britain this would mean writers like edmund burke and others who were adept in this ser rice. russell kirk and robert nugent. in terms of the founders, it would be john adams and classical liberal, philosophy in the philosophy by thomas smith and milton friedman. in terms of the founding generation, it would mean like thomas jefferson, james madison or george mason. the conservative movement encompasses traditional conservatives. by libertarian. and protecting the life, liberty and property of its citizens and commitment to the libertarian. ann ould include robert, rand. these views form a concxds con you umh. this is a constellation and commitments that is recognizable but no single bright line to demark ate the conservative from e classic liberal to the libertarian. but any conservative classic, libber terian is much m

mike who played ten seasons with the orioles and eht with the yankees not committing yet on ich hat he'll wear but a call to the high a welcome surprise. >> caught me off-guard quite a bit, but everybody's support from the first year, and i want to say thank youo the 20% that voted for me the first year that kept me on the ballot so i could work my way up slowly. >> and some of the reactions with their families, so > breaking news tonight. at least five people are dead after a mass shooting at a florida bank. a gunman taking hostages and calling 911 himself. a s.w.a.t. drama ending in tragedy.te we have la details. >>> a stunning turnaround. michael cohen's testimony before congress delayed indefinitely. cohesaying he and his family are in fear over what he calls threats from president trump.no >>in my house. that's the word from speaker nancy pelosi after president trump told her he's coming anyway. >> the state of the union speech has been canceled by nancy pelosi because she doesn't want to hear the truth. in an unprecedented figh modern american history. 48 hours till government worke

began aat ich makes se everything trump does is counter to intelligence. ( laughter ) then on sunday? ( cheers and applause ) thank you. >> jon: complete degradation. >> stephen: then on sunday, we found out that trump has done everything possible to hide details of his meetings with vladimir putin. and after one meeting, he even took possession of the notes of his own interpreter. luckily, kept his own notes. see, there's trump and putin. and, apparently, that pile of cheeseburgers is called "friendship mountain." ( laughter ) fun fact: we wrote that joke yesterday morning, hours before the president posed in front of an actual mountain of hamberders. ( cheers and applause ) we're prophets! we're prophets! then, we learned that last year, trump discussed pulling the u.s. from nato. and i'll tell you all about that in my newest segment: "trumpnato." ( cheers and applause ) trump nato. destroying nato has been a long-time goal of russia. in fact, a former nato supreme allied commander says, "even discussing the idea of leaving nato, let alone actually doing it, would be the gift of the

speaking during his cabinet meeting,ich was quite lengthy, he prides himself as a man who can get dealssne. is going to look good for him to continue to stand his ground? >> see. over the next couple weeks, the stories we do about the shutdown will change. today, we are talking about the zoo and museums. a couple weeksfrom now, we should start thinking that way. a couple weeks from now, talkinr fe employees who aren't getting their paychecks not just in the d.c. area, but across the country. the majority aren't in d.c., they are spread out. it puts political pressure on the president and republican senators who run forti re-el in 2020 and can't look like they are turning their back on constituents. i think th longer this -- >> did we justse l garrett? >> reporter: -- while before we ge that point. >> is there anything congress can do in the short term to get, to help those federal workers and get some money while thisg thgoes on? anything? >> reporter: not really. what you typically see congress do is pass various bill to guarantee the back paid gets apaid. there lawsuit going on in the

i think the biggest question is ich one do you go to?s looking like a nice weekend to do se skiing and snow boarding. >> i was looking at the models for the snow, snow shoe, wisp, seven springs looks like they get natural snow. and in the other areas it's cold enough to mak more snow. 42 on your friday, 39 on saturday. 49 sunday, 46 monday, not bad, right? then we get to datuesday. tu is the day of transition. ahead of this system that comes throh up to 50 degrees. and then right behind it, here comes the polar vortex, everybody. noi knocking on -- it's actually not doknocking on the , it's breaking down the door. temperatures in the teens and 20s, wind chills below zero. coming. know your door is going to be broken down. od>> n likes an impolite polar vortex >> i agree. >>> it's time to start thinking summer camp if you can believe it. coming up tomorrow on news4 today, working for you in the community. live oith greations for your little ones and details about or discounts f furloughed federal workers who want to sign their kids up. th

doctors at a hospital in new york removed part of her lung on ich three cancerous spots were found, that was on december 21st. she was released on christmas day and she's been recuperating ever since.e' 85 years old and doctors said recup ration from this kind of surgery usually takes four to six weeks. i suppose we should not be surprised she wasn't here. she will continue to participate in the cases that are argued. there are five coming up this week. she'll do that by reading the legal brie and transcripts of the oral arguments. no word yet on whe she'll be back. >> pete williams reporting. >>> d.c. public school said it's following through with changes prevent hundredsover middle schoolers fall short on science classes. this came after at report t they were not providing science lessons to kids. >> our investigation found four middle schools in which d.c. public schools were not providing the required amount of science instruction, an average of 45 minutes a day. itncludes elliott hine brookland kelly miller and car doe a. a memo listed several reasons why, budget short falls and dif

just full of compacted ice, ich can cause a hazard if you're walking or biking on that surface there. so, keep that in mind, too. as we are easing our way down decatur street here, you can see, it is really a test. so, be careful today. not all roads are clear. some looks bad a this stretch. back to you. >> that's rough going. >> take it easy out there. thanks. >>> we have crews all over the area. am coverage of this wint blast continues in northern virginia. >> news 4's transportation reporter, adam tuss, is live in leesburg. adam, that's a lot of snow. >> reporter: well,mean, this kind of tells you about the cleanup effort that's going on, right? obviously, parking lots like this, accumulating the big piles. after all of this melt you start to get the refreeze overnight and the black ice, which is a concern in parking lots like this. look at this video we shot earlier, as we were rolling through a gas stationhat was completely covered with ice. that was a problem in the reston area. then again, you have to give vdot credit. a lot of blacktop out there. we have the video from chopper

texas, e controrsial toillo prin camp, ich at one point jailed several thousand immigrant youth, closed friday after months ofof criticm frfrom immigrant and humanan ris activists,s, democratitic lawma, and health p professionanals. ththis is actitivist jananie st, respondingo o the ws o of e tornrnillo shutdown. areow that the e children gone, we have gotten confirmation from people ininde and from politicians who have also beenn told that all of thee children are gone, mostly to sponsors, to family sponsors, and we are very happppy about that. we arere also very concerned because we know there are detention centers in other parts of the country. they public teachers in los angeles are planning to stage a citywide strike today demanding better pay, more funding for school support staff, smaller class sizes, and a cap on the number of charter schools in the district. the strike, initially planned for last week, was put on hold but the teachers' union -- united teachers los angeles -- and district leaders failed to reach an agreement in their ongoing negotiations. the union represents ov

now, he and white house advisers are looking seriously at declaring a national emergency, ich would freep funds and allow construction to start. >> i have the absolute right to do national e rgency if iwant. my threshold will be if i can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable. >>> mewhile, eight republicans have joined the democrats in the house to reopen the irs and other financial agencies. but senate majority leader mit mcconnell won't bring the bill before the senate. the house is going to try again today, votingn a bill that will reopen departments that are designed to help farmers and families who rely on food stamps. >>> the federal government, with all of i buildings and monuments in the district is d.c. water's biggest customer. the treasury department says it will not be ableo pay its quarterly bill in full on time. at quarterly bill is about $16.5 llion. it only plans to pay $10.5 million, leaving $5 million unpaid. d.c. water officials joked about cutting off the water at the white house for nonpayment. that has never been done anden won't ha. but d.c. could charge th

such things as border checks, much more active use of mass drug admwhistration, ich is a crude but effectivel. ov>> recently announced gnment and non-government agencies to even contai or eliminate area region.reat but dr. white says with dauntina geographic political hurdles, that prospectcan seem as remote as the villages wherea a for the pbs newshour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in pailin, cambodia. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnership with e under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: and to the analysis now of shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. hello to both of you. 21st day, mark, of the shutdown it is. you could say we're right where we were a week or two, but the difference is that the president went to the border, e e president had an oval office address wh made his case. he was -- the democrats responded to him. are we hearing arguments from either st ide tuld give them the upper hand or are we j stuck in this stalemate forever? >> i hope we' not stuck here foreve

t ich sounds like a terrible idea, but here's w looked like before. [ audience oohs ] [ applause ] let'sp and make it go away.] [ laught [ cheers and applause ] the pope sent out an interesting tweet this wkend while he was at a conference in panama for world youth day. take a look. "with her 'yes,' mary became the most influential woman in history. without social network, she becamehe first 'influencer': the 'influencer' of god. #panama2019." [ laughter ]ee the has been getting a fair amount of criticism for the pope trying to look cool and young when he's actually a pope. [ light laughter ] but we got a look at his tweet drafts, anit turns out this could have been way worse. here's some tweets the pope didn't send. ♪et >> let's take a look at one of his other efforts to be cool. "with his betrayal, judas iscariot provehe was salty, because jesus was lit af. [ laughter ] but god always finds a way to rise above the haters. the haters of god. anama2019." [ applause ] there are more, guys. t's take a look at anoth one. "with his turning water into wine, jesus was the first one to ever get

on republican senators to accept the six appropriations bills that the house is going to pass when ich are not connected homeland security and affect real people and real businesses and citizens in these different states so the notion that in the past mitch mcconnell and the republicans in the senate said, okay, sticking with the president here and not sure it holds this week and next week. >> again, look, again, if you don't have the experience of going to the smithsonian, it is more than unfortunate. it is the businesses that are around some of those museums that depend on it. cab drivers who get people to and from there. there is such a domino effect when you have these places that are shut down. not to mention i wouldn't want to be the mom of an eighth grader looking forward to her trip for a very long time. doesn't get to go to washington, d.c. because things are closed. may not seem like a big deal but calling the member of congress, that's what can spark these things. jason, something else, because we talked about the backup that was provided for the president here with rick per

, from estern virginia, along the appalachian, into kentucky and tennessee, these are the areas the ich the black boys, groups, were affiliated with them, were moving. these were, james smith is kentucky.o so in many ways, this pattern embodiment n is now of this pattern on the national stage. >> so in a way jackson was onnecting with what the black boys had done 50 years before? point? your >> yes. yes. are there any other questions? questions? frenchman ioned that early on, that all of these people were contributing money. what happened to him? out into the interior? >> yeah, great question. what happened to him. 1800society ends up raising dollars to support the expedition. to put it into perspective. i think lewis and clark received $2,500 from congress so this is a significant amount of money that has been raised. then he gets caught up in behind of the early party system. a frenchected of being agent, who may be trying to interests in ican the west. and so he gets, i think he gets s far as kentucky where he's forced to return back east so it's a failed expedition. it does get unde

that speak in the speech in the united states in june, two days later, he went to berlin, and he said "ich bin ein berliner," which is an incredible thing when you think 20 years earlier, we were at war with germany. 20 years, just think about where you were 20 years before. you're fighting somebody, or maybe work fighting somebody. but if you're thinking about how angry you were. his brother was killed in the war. people hated the germans. they had their families were killed by the germans and he is saying right here, i am german. so he is asking people to forgive the germans and to say i am a german. and so he is just as you say in the united states, put your feat in the steps of an african- american, he's going to be more in germany and say i am in germany. stand up for them for justice. and i thought he's really an extraordinary person to be able to say to everybody put yourself just where you don't want to be. and expand your moral universe. to think of yourself in a different place. >> and be courageous. i don't know if you have ever seen this graffiti, but one of my favorite graffit

but i would hope that we could implications ny ich have any undertones of prejudice or racism or any kind of ism that would diminish the character and integrity of one of our fellow members. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the reservation is withdrawn. without objection, it is so ordered. pursuant to the order of the house of today, the question is on passage of house joint resolution 28. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . the ayes have it. mr. scalise: mr. speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested and it has been heard. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much, madam speaker.

reduced chance that innocent guests will be there visiting the house so this is keeping with protocol ichoking for? i have every confidence that stone recklessly communicates with others. encrypted apps one he's trying to hide what he says to others one, it would incriminate him. two the mueller team can go behind the encryption to find out what he was talking about. when i saw the indictment returned by mueller against the 12 russian operatives for what they were doing in russia right down the key stroke that was investigative genius in my experience mueller has now reached the stage where he's been investigating don jr. and jared kushner and the president himself and roger stone and corsi. that's like investigating fourth graders. these men are so reckless in their communications and we saw some of that in the indictment that was just against stone. >> they keep going on tv we'll have to have you all back. thank you all. we only really scratched the surface here up next before the u.s. and china could talk about trade, they had to start talk in the first place. that can be traced back t