tenemos a jeff blake que dice que en enero reciÉn estarÍan abordando este tema.mortal accidente en mÉxico donde al menos 12 turistas perdieron la vida. suheily: 40 sobre la zona de san francisco pero maÑana tendremos en prat unas bien frÍas sobre nuestra regiÓn. les voy a tener mÁs informaciÓn en nuestra ventana el tiempo. >> a travÉs de una tarjeta de dÉbito prepagada o transferencia bancaria. >> no se deje engaÑar. si suena demasiado bueno para ser verdad, probablemente lo sea.. >> tome en cuenta que el irs no le llamarÁ y exigirá un pago inmediato . tampoco le dirÁ que pague con la tarjeta de dÉbito prepagada ni pedirÁ sus nÚmeros de tarjeta de crÉdito o débito a travÉs del teléfono. y mucho menos amenazara con traer a la policÍa otras agencias para arrestarlo por no pagar. beatriz: el tanto de bosques forestales y protecciÓn contra incendios del estado de california, anunciÓ que el incendio thomas es el segundo mÁs grande de la historia del estado. este siniestro ha quemado 425 millas cuadradas. 272 mil acres. actualmente estÁ controlado en un 55%. ♪ y con es

el senador republicano jeff blake hha dicho hace unos momentos que el lÍder de la mayoría republicanano del senado un proyecto de ley, que en estos momentos estÁn negociando. no dijo muchos detalles sobre quÉ tratarÍa, quÉ habrÍa en ese proyecto de ley. esto, en un momento en el que la casa blanca se ha reunido, demÓcratas y republicanos, para ver macro que podrÍa incluir un proyecto de ley. cabe recalcar que esto viene en un momentodonde una corte federal, en san francisco, escucharÁ argumentos de cinco casos para evitar la cancelaciÓn de daca. hay cientos de jÓvenes soÑadores que vienen de todas partes del paÍs, para pedir que el congreso actÚe, que se haga algo antes de fin de aÑo. como sabemos, cada vez esto es mÁs difÍcil. es lo que tengo por el momento, regresÓ con ustedes a los estudios. borja: muchÍsimas gracias por la informaciÓn. es importante ese momento, en el que los seis dreamers se pongan delante del juez de san francisco. veremos cuÁl es su resoluciÓn. carolina: se jÓvenes llegaron de mÉxico estados unidos. y varios que son abogados. erika es una joven que llegÓ a esta

susan collins of maine and also jeff blake a arizona.hey were yeses on the bill and late november. there was only one republican ney, bob corker of tennessee, but he signaled that he will be a "yes." republican sources indicate they will -- should be able to pass no matter what, and they just need a simple majority. there will be a maximum of 99 senators voting, john mccain, the senator from arizona has gone back home. he will be there over christmas. indicating, he hopes his cancer treatments are going well, and he will return to washington. even if they state they lose susan collins, flake, at a minimum, 50 on the republican side of the aisle. 50- 45. they would only need the vice president to break a tie if there was an even number of its senators, 98 senators, the republican from mississippi did not show up, he is supposed to be here we are told to report because are hoping they can move this bill tomorrow. >> neil chad pergram on capitol hill. a new poll by modern university is support, 26 present support, that is not unusual. almos

senator ron johnson's demand for deeper cuts for small businesses and senator's bob corker and jeff blake's deficit concern. republicans are deciding whether to walk back the plan for a permanent reduction of the corporate tax rate to 20%. from 35%. there was consternation in the ranks. pat roberts said he'll probably call another meeting along with or people who won't be here very long to determine the fate of the rest of us. >>> as the senate works on the tax bill, there are still some mystery as to what exactly is in the bill and the impact it will have. this after treasury secretary departments office of tax policy said they were now working on an analysis of the bill. elizabeth warren asked the department general to investigate. the allies we know about will cut the corporate tax rate to 20%. reduce marginal rates for individuals. expanding the child tax credit. doubling the standard deduction. it will also eliminate popular deductions for student loans. state and local taxes and medical care. repeal it will individual maintain date which could mean higher premiums and 10 million fewer

look bad if he acted likejohn mccain or senatorjeff blake if he acted likejohn mccain or senator jeff blakehn mccain or senatorjeff blake by not playing on the same team. so he went out and supported the candidate that we had. u nfortu nately supported the candidate that we had. unfortunately it all hat and no cattle candidate. you said that you we re cattle candidate. you said that you were squeamish, and some of the voters blame the republican establishment again but i struggle to see why because paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, seniorfigures did denounce roy moore and did not want him as the candidate. it was the president who backed him. they denounced roy moore because i think they were concerned about their own elections in 2018. and it is important to look at steve bannon, the firebrand of the party and what he's doing is energising the base as we go into 2018, there are 12 keys senate races up for grabs, ten senate races up for grabs, ten senate races up for grabs, ten senate races that are in vulnerable areas for democrats including pennsylvania, michelin and wisconsin. trump carried th

richard shelby is not jeff blake or bob corker or john mccain.sort of a down the line conservative from alabama. he is not a guy who is poking donald trump in the eye to poke him in the eye. i think it speaks for the very real concerns from a segment of alabama republicans, not all, but a segment of alabama republicans about what this means for alabama if roy moore wins, and that's a little bit about what bianna's talking about. what it might mean for the senate and what it means for the broader republican brand. i'm more skeptical than dana that they may move to expel him. they may. >> it's not going to happen right away. >> but mitch mcconnell is on the record and donald trump are both on the record saying we need to let the people of alabama decide. it's just tough to certainly in short order to overturn that by expelling him. maybe over a broad period of time that will change. i just think it's very hard. the people of alabama, it's not as though the roy moore story has been undercovered in the last month. >> it will be covered extensively to

although one republican senator, senator jeff blake has support for the bill.epublicans can only lose one from their party, in order for this bill to pass. that is given that senator john mccain will miss this vote. according to bloomberg's map, we do believe that senator republicans do have the votes necessary to pass the bill. rishaad: both chambers will vote. how does it pan out? what is the timeline looking like? reporter: the current plan is for the house to vote on the it toirst, before sending the senate. when the senate begins debate on the bill, it is possible democrats could argue that some provisions of the measure do not comply with senate budget rules and would have to be changed. any potential changes would mean that the senate bill would have to go back to the house and need house again. senate republicans have done a lot of work to ensure that some provisions that may not comply with the rules were excluded from the rule -- from the bill. it is possible to senate could vote on this bill tuesday or wednesday morning. we have other news and washin

so joining me is jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters and blake. fternoon to both of you. >> good afternoon. >> jeff, this was one of the things we saw seamlessly carry over from the campaign to the presidency. really an us versus them attitude and a fixation on pitting the media as the opposition party. why do you think trump feels like he needs to do this. >> i think president trump likes to have a foil, and i think he's used the media as a foil consistently throughout his political -- short political career and before that which he has acknowledged. and something that he's gone back to over and over since coming into the white house and no doubt will continue to do. it's something that also resonates well with his base, when he attacks the media and uses that fake news moniker. many people who voted for him and who are following him closely on twitter really respond to that and like that. and we've seen that at rallies as well when we go now following him as the president, but also when he was a candidate. if he turns his ire on the media, that g

i promise to give $2 million to senator susan collins and 2 million to senator jeff blake if they votehoa, whoa, whoa. whoa. >> the officer clinging to the side of the car as the driver peels out of the florida retirement community. this all started when the cops were called to check on a couple that was passed out in a car with drugs. authorities say the man woke up, saw the officer, and tried to escape, but the cop was caught in the door frame. he suffered minor injuries. the driver is charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. that's a look at your headlines, guys. back to you. steve: scary stuff. ainsley: you can't do that. steve: thank you, jillian. >> thank you. steve: all right. they've got a big new york times washington post wall street journal hit. it's called let trump be trump. it's a new book. cory lewandowski, david bossie, we thank you very much for joining. >> thank you for letting us be here. ainsley: did you give number one on fox and friends? >> and the president's tweet always helps. 45million people get that. steve: well, the president has been twe

only one republican senator came to the floor and that was senator jeff blake.atalie, a republican. what do you think of these allegations and resignations on capitol hill? caller: thank you for having me. allegations. there should have been due process. i am a republican, obviously i would not have voted for out franklin -- out franken. it is scary territory we are going in right now where you can just say an allegation. i am afraid for all the men in this country that they can just be accused and their career is over. no matter what their career is. it's kind of scary. obviously this is great for women -- it is not great for women because it will not have men ever want to be alone in a room with a woman. they will be terrified. it will cause a lot of problems. i think the democrats said his -- sacrificed al franken. i don't know what their plan is, but it will hurt men. political say the calculation is they can draw a moral line now. they can say that they cleaned house -- >> but they cleaned men to. host: they're saying we've done this and republicans are sta

jeff flake is looki-- blake loo a compromise. >> blake tweeted bipartisan daca bill on senate floor in. he believes that is coming and talked about that with mitch mcconnell. katie, do you think there is something in the senate that will support a compromise? democrats care about daca. some republicans do too. >> it depends on what daca is defined as. it is the same thing that president obama signed through with the executive fiat without a lot of details of end dates or the terms. are they citizens? do they get a green card? legal status? there are a lot of details in this bill that will have to be worked out. 25 days we have now to get this done. brian, president trump is malleable to this. in september he took heat because he talked about daca and said we will do something for these people. >> [overlapping talking]. >> he said the wall will come later. that was a red flag for people. he reversed course on. that i think daca is too complicated to push through in 25 years. >> the polls showed 83% of americans in favor of daca staying and 63% of trump supporter supporters want dreamers

blake busca alcanzar un acuerdo en el estatus permanente de los soÑadores. >> los republicanos en el senado y la administraciÓn del presidente estÁn desesperados por lograr un acuerdo. jeffdiera un compromiso a favor de los jÓvenes. dijo que obtuvo un compromiso del senado y la administraciÓn para trabajar por una soluciÓn legislativa para proteger a jÓvenes con daca. >> eso va a hacer que el liderazgo republicano se ponga las pilas, que paul ryan se despierte. >> lÍderes de la cÁmara baja no quisieron hablar. >> no voy a decir lo que puedo o no puedo negociar a la prensa, dijo ryan. el plazo vence el 8 de diciembre, sino el gobierno podrÍa cerrar. piden acciÓn antes de que termine el aÑo. para muchos soÑadores este es el Único paÍs que conocen. entre los que firmaron la carta, estÁ carlos curbelo. >> estoy dispuesto a votar, pero antes hay que tener una soluciÓn para este tema. janet: la carta incluye la firma de miembros conocidos por apoyar a los soÑadores. adentro algunos presionan y afuera se esperan movilizaciones la prÓxima semana. enrique: la violencia continÚa en honduras. el consejo de ministros suspende algunas garantÍas constitucionales. vamos a hacer contact

. >> blakely, michael, thank you for your comments and your input, sharing the ways you are doing things differently. will and jeff have taken a couple specific recommendations to open a man more broadly to the question of what the federal government in particular should be doing more of and conversely what we should be doing less of, what are the impediments that stand in the way. and my thoughts in that regard. >> and an important thing to do is you as defined right now, a huge disincentive for universities to implement, basically if you aren't physically carting your students over to a classroom, space, money, taxpayer dollar, dramatically lower educational outcomes if you use technology, classified in a category that allows you to bring students from abroad etc. to reform, critical. on accreditation we are arguing we went to the traditional route in accreditation, highly selective, highly effective university a fairly easy thing to go through. what i would argue, we don't certify doctors to perform surgery four years after performing surgery on patients, that would be absurd. we do that on education, we tell i

blake. reporter: president is clearç n this one today, no ambiguity at all. the president fully endorsing roy moore's senate bid to replace jeffe state of alabama. the president explained it in a tweet earlier today, he wrote and i quote here, democrats refusal to give one vote for massive tax cuts is why we need republican roy moore to win in alabama. we need his vote stopping crime, illegal immigration. the president named a handful of other officials. jones is a pelosi-schumer puppet. roy moore noted that that president trump knows the future of his agenda in conference hinges on this election. we had a good conversation over the phone and working together towards a conservative victory towards december 12th. after he endorsed moore, the president backed character of michael flynn. as president was boarding marine one to make a short cross-country trip to utah the president said this to his former national security advisor who pled guilty last week to lying to fbi agents. >> he led a very strong life and i feel very badly, john. i will say this. hillary clinton lied many times to theç fbi. nothing happened to her. flynn li

david: attorney general jeff sessions is ordering a probe into the obama administration's handling of hezbollah's activities. blake a.g. has asked the department of justice to look into the handling of project cassandra. this project came into light last week during a lengthy political article, lengthy political investigation about project cassandra which they say was launched back in 2008 to try to stop the trafficking of narcotics from hezbollah. now according to this political article, it was the obama administration who then tried to stifle this project cassandra investigation, it says so that the administration would not sort of have any disadvantages in trying to strike a deal with iran over its nuclear program. that has caught the attention of the attorney general, jeffa&c% sessions, who's now asked the doj to look into this. and he said in a statement the following: quote, while i'm hopeful there were no barriers constructed to allowing dea agents to bring full appropriate cases under project cassandra, this is a significant issue for the protection of americans. now, when senator ben sasse read that artic

jeff pierce kron four news. ( marty ) this holiday season, a new group is working at some of san francisco's bart stations to help the homeless. they're getting people connected with helpful resources. kron four's spencer blakeably encountered homeless people in a station or two.district nine bart director bevan dufty says homelessness is one of the problems the board hears about from riders frequently. recently bart and muni started working together to do more for the homeless at the stations than just kicking them out."i think it's really important to have professionals that can really guide people into services and care and i think it's gonna have a big impact."each transit agency pitched in 125 thousand dollars to form a homeless outreach team at four downtown stations - embarcadero, montgomery, powell street, and civic center.similar teams have existed before under the department of public health, but they had a rule that they couldn't go into the ticketing or train levels of the stations.but the new team, which started in november, made contacts with 39 homeless people at the stations in the first two weeks to offer services to them."it's a range of things; some might go to shelters, some might simply