jim ryan. i live right around the corner from the project. i'm here in support of the project. i think 95 units is going to be a lot. it is going to be -- it is goinging to take a lot of deep thought to make the logistics of the whole situation work. where you have that many people coming and going from the project. in not only this, but i think the commission could look at not only uber and lyft, but the logistics of package delivery happening on a very congested corner that is on the b.r.t. and we twanlt b.r.t. to work because geary street is a valuable resource. if the b.r.t. doesn't work because uber and lyft block it at the intersection or u.p.s. or whatever is there, then it is going to hold everybody up all down the line. we think it deserves some deep thought on the matter. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm scott fong. i'm a resident just one block behind on emmerson street. and i support the project. one thing i would like the request is for more parking spaces in the project. as we mentioned, there's 95 residents and only 16 spaces. our street on emmerson is

but first tonight joins me and if you flying ryan and jim you might be in trouble ahead and i'm afraid so amrita german pilots could be about to go on strike that's according to the pilots union the cockpit unit called for industrial action to settle negotiations over working conditions and wages to bring them in line with market standards the union has confirmed that the main days of travel during the holiday from the twenty to the twenty sixth of december will not be affected the german ryanair pilots join the irish italian and portuguese colleagues who are also planning industrial action against the and line ryanair says it doesn't recognize the german union however. now two years after the paris climbers agreement french capital is hosting the one planet summit four thousand delegates fifty wild leaders and the focus the financial support to make fossil fuel economies a thing of the past as it celebrates on the anniversary of the paris agreement many goals remain unfulfilled french president emanuel michael says he wants to change that with the help of cincinnati he's. a bit of mov

jim? >> leon, thank you. speaker paul ryan will speak about it with savannah guthrie at 7:00 right here on nbc4. >>> new at 11:00, police see a lot of things but montgomery county police say they've never seen a sequence of events like the one we're going to share. >> while they were investigating one crash, at least two other drunk drivers rolled up on the scene. news 4's jackie bensen is live along rockville pike to explain what happened. jackie? >> reporter: jim, this section of rockville pike is so lined with bars and restaurants that it can become a drunk >> two individuals who are under the influence of alcohol nearly drove through our crime scene. the second one, however, drove around the emergency vehicle and drove through our crime scene at a high rate of speed. >> sergeant o'brien with the montgomery county police department describes the scene late saturday night in the 1600 block of rockville pike. they were investigating a fatal crash where a suspected drunk driver shot this man as he drove his moped home from wor

. >> congressman leo ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly.he believed was going on down there that was wrong. he thought it was certainly worth inviting members of the press to join him. >> very glad to be here. this is a congressional inquiry. i can tell you right now whatever the comments are, there are some people here who believe this is the best thing that ever happened to them in their whole life. >> so it's towards the end of the evening. don harris, who was the nbc reporter, had been walking around the pavilion. and two people slipped him notes. and he hands the notes over to congressman ryan, who opens them and says, oh my god, it's true. everything we've been told is true. >> then word spread and more and more people wanted to leave. >> do i both understand you to say that you both want to leave jones camp on this date -- >> yes, ma'am. >> november 18th, 1978? >> then i remember seeing this couple with a child between them. >> get back here! bring them back! don't you take my kids! >> you could feel the tension. >> last night, someo

ryan in kentucky ryan >> caller: hey, jim. t-mobile had a nice run since the sprint deal collapsed.it still a good buy. >> frankly i'm puzzled by the acquisition. i like it. i did not understand the video acquisition. john, come on the show and explain it to us let's go to anthony in california anthony. >> caller: hey, jim. long time fan. first time caller. >> thank you. >> caller: what you think about ee. >> i like it but take two i think is better. activism -- big upgrade from goldman. read that report it's positive. inesti in new york. >> caller: hello, boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: estonia >> we were trying to figure out if we should buy property there. what's up? >> caller: everything is fine. i have a question about -- >> the stuff is not -- it may not be working acordia. like a bristol-myers, merck, pfizer or eli lilly. we'll go for those janelle in illinois. janelle. >> caller: jim, should i buy more or wait for another pull back in wowens corning. >> i'm torn here why? we had mike on the other day and, boy, was the story great. that said the stock has been up in a straight

ryan, spending deal? we'll talk with congressman jim ardan, republican of ohio and member of the freedom caucus, why he'sot enthused about it. ist coming up next and this bloomberg. >> a $1 trillion problem. some house conservative lawmakers are raising the alarm weeksederal spending two after voting for tax legislation that would raise the deficit over the next decade. runs outal government of money at midnight on friday and speaker paul ryan will need the votes of the house freedom to keep the lights on so how close are they to striking a deal? by congressmanw jim jordan, a republican of ohio and a member of the house caucus. joe. >> congressman, jordan thank you very much. about the immediate situation at hand, keeping the government open. you thatistic are we're going to get a deal to at least keep the lights on for the next few weeks? that will happen. we would like to know what's going to come next and are we to break this pattern of democrats hold up national defense funding, spending for troops, they always hold up and say we're not going to pass the defense bill, the defense appropriations bill

jim banks. republican from indiana. to paul ryan's strikes me as a low standard to hold the president of the united states to the most powerful person on the earth he didn't understand the protocols. isn't it fair the americans expect him to steep himself in the protocols and norms. >> i'm not here to defend the president today. listening to the testimony, it's clear that if you were looking for a smoking gun from director comey's testimony today, you're probably disappointed. what came out of today would lead many of us to believe myself included that the president probably engaged in inappropriate conversations with director comey leading up to his firing. but nothing came out of today's testimony that would be a smoking gun that would lead anyone to believe he engaged in illegal conduct or anything related to obstruction of justice. so today's investigation or committee hearing was a good step forward to get beyond this and get back to work on capitol hill. >> i get that. but respectfully it would not lead anybody. there are people

jim acosta, thank you. >> you bet. sure. >> interior secretary ryane went out of his way to be rate. this was a report out of the hill who runs joshua tree in california, a tweet overwhelming consensus that human activity is the driving force behind climate change. that prompted zinke to fly him from california to washington so he could give him a quote trip to the wood shed. they say that account was false. yes, there was a meeting but quote myriad issues facing the park as it approaches peak season. with me now richard painter former ethics lawyer under bush, and minnesota, richard painter, nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> so you heard the white house version is that they say that the trip to the wood shed is false. there was a different reason for this meeting. but smith may have been out of step with the trump administration's take on climate change. what do you make of this? was that wrong of him to tweet that? >> no. there is an important public education component to the national parks. and talking to the public about climate change and

you have permission of the leadership, paul ryan, to hold rosenstein in contempt if he appears in congress and does not give you the answers you want? >> yes. jimordan and i spoke with the speaker. he correctly says we deserve this information. he wants the information if we can get that before the hearing, great. but if not he's absolutely prepared to authorize a contempt citation against the deputy attorney general. just think about that. being held in contempt. eric holder i think was the only other high government official held in contempt in the last couple years. judge jeanine: but nothing happened after he was held in contempt. ron desantis, congressman, we'll have you on next weekend to hear what happened. and what's the most of outrageous thing you heard this week? we'll run down our list. [♪] judge jeanine: republicans are on the verge of a huge tax bill victory, and democrats aren't taking it all that well. take a listen to nancy pelosi talking about it this week. >> the debate on healthcare is like death. this is armageddon. this is a very big deal. america is a great country. and the greatness of america and the fact that god is al

we're going to cover for jim jordan and the freedom cauticus give joe ryan the votes he needs, it seemsit seems like insanity politically. you push your opponents to the wul and if jim jordan and the rest of the freedom caucus won't vote to keep the government opened, that is on them, not the dra itself. >> also, there is such energy in the democratic party around daca. you got, they're spinning with all this energy out of virginia and alabama. for this, i think this is one place they would put their political capital. in an issue that's important to the democrats. >> the democratic party in the leadership has to make sure it's in step going into the mid-term elections. when you hear, we had a couple indications of people like doug jones, ralph northam out of virginia giving interviews, they talk bipartisanship, reaching out to the other side. i'm not sure that's where the base of the party is, the base of the democratic party wants us to fight for them. they want people to stand lock step with them. not give an inch in this political environment. it may not be the right thing, maybe wh

you have permission of the leadership, paul ryan, to hold rosenstein in contempt if he appears in congress and does not give you the answers you want? >> yes. jimdan and i spoke with the speaker. he correctly says we deserve this information. he wants the information if we can get that before the hearing, great. but if not he's absolutely prepared to authorize a contempt citation against the deputy attorney general. just think about that. being held in contempt. eric holder i think was the only other high government official held in contempt in the last couple years. judge jeanine: but nothing happened after he was held in contempt. ron desantis, congressman, we'll have you on next weekend to hear what happened. and what's the most of outrageous thing you heard this week? we'll run down our list. are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour cu

you have permission of the leadership, paul ryan, to hold rosenstein in contempt if he appears in congress and does not give you the answers you want? >> yes. jimoke with the speaker. he correctly says we deserve this information. he wants the information if we can get that before the hearing, great. but if not he's absolutely prepared to authorize a contempt citation against the deputy attorney general. just think about that. being held in contempt. eric holder i think was the only other high government official held in contempt in the last couple years. judge jeanine: but nothing happened after he was held in contempt. ron desantis, congressman, we'll have you on next weekend to hear what happened. and what's the most of outrageous thing you heard this week? we'll run down our list. don't go away. ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing in

frustrating -- it was a very frustrating moment, april, myself, jim, everyone was here trying to deal with it and it is very tough to do. >> april ryan, you've been covering the white house for years and years and years. i imagine, it doesn't compare, but your thoughts. how do you feel seeing that? >> this is a totally different white house and a totally different room than anything i've seen before. the contention is real. sarah was there today. she knew exactly what she was going to do. she did not want to take follow-ups. i know jim got a couple and brian got a couple of follow-ups and she was clear she wanted to come in there and cut down any back and forth that could make the president look bad, but with everything that's on the table, she could not knock it off ore fig fight it off. there were issues that sarah had to really deal with and she tried to take one question from each person, but it didn't work because the issue is so real, so base. if you're going to make an accusation of one side you have to point a finger back at yourself. she left very early, as well. i've never seen a room like that before and it's getting worse

house speaker paul ryan regards 2018 as a chance to reshape the social safety net for the poor and disabled. he also lost change the food stamp and medicaid programs. jimattisretary visited that enables a very -- the naval secretary. it comes on continued abuse of the military. guantanamoo visit since donald rumsfeld in january of 2002 just weeks after the prisoners arrive from afghanistan in early stages of the u.s. fight against terrorism. in catalonia, deciding to back political parties are those that want to stay in. neither side having a clear majority in the regional parliament. declaredt lawyers independence. it could cause or upset huge fire still smoldering. the blazes about 60% contained in the second largest in california history. firefighters attacked southern sections of the blaze from the air because terrain near the city was too rugged. dayle news 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 100 country countries -- 120 countries. prime minister theresa may tries to shore up alliance inside the eu. talking growth and uncertainty over brexit and how bank of america is coping with protracted negotiation. >> it's ab

ryan meeting later in the morning. thank you for joining us here. i want to bring in former republican congressman jim iowa. congress can say, we are not the ones to shut this down, but republicans control the white house. you have heard the sticking points that are not insignificant. >> no, no, no. >> how do they avoid a shutdown? >> first of all, see this wrinkle, that's from the last time i negotiated one of these. no, look, this is a freak show that happens, it seems now every single year end. and it makes no sense. they have known this is coming for a number of years or months. the republicans are in control of everything, so this is a thing that could have been negotiated between the house, senate and the administration a long time ago. >> but congressman, they are waiting until tomorrow to have this meeting at the white house. literally hours before things start to go into effect related to a shutdown. >> it makes no sense to do it this way. that's why all of the folks that have been promoting reforms to the process i think are right. just about any of the reforms they are suggesting would be a

jim acosta, thank you. >>> republican leaders moving closer to ironing out key differences in the bills as they look to gift wrap the plan just in h time for christmas. but house speaker paul ryan already setting his sights on the next gop project. during a radio interview he placed medicare and welfare reform at the top of his list. >> frankly it's the health care entitlements that are the big drivers of debt. and welfare as well, a system basically trapping people in poverty and effectively paying people not to work. >> after hearing that senator bernie sanders responded saying this. there this is paul ryan just admitted that after providing $1 trill to the top 1% and large corp corporations republicans will try to cut for the most vulnerable americans. it is worth noting then candidate donald trump vowed not to cut these. >> i'm not going to cut social security like every other republican. and even if they wouldn't they don't know what to do because they don't know where the money is. i do. i do. >> speaker ryan says the house gop caucus plans to work on entitlement reform next year. >>> congress could vote as early as today on a resolution to fund the government for the nex

>> jim, sarah, this hiccup if you will, will not really stop republicans from making tax reform a reality simply de delaying this by a day. it's a dream republicans had for years especially paul ryan and reform they have looked to make happen for decades. now, the message that speaker ryan had today when he first thought that it had been finished mention am stays the same. message, help is on the way. speaker ryan believes that this bill, and of course, republicans alike. to help the american worker and it's going to revive the america's is economy. i spoke with mark avalona certified financial planner better this bill. and he says really, this is a bill that helps families and frankly that is not a narrative you've heard much. and he says that a at the end of the day he is surprised when he looks at the numbers it's not a narrative being pushed harder from lawmakers on the hill. take a listen to what he had to say. >>> i'm surprised that is not the message coming out of washington. with expanded tax credit at wider income range the benefit of this bill are blowing to families and people not getting as much benefit are individuals or couples with no children and especially those i

jim garfield. he march aid tv woman at abc you know her. kind after page boy blonde haircut. yes, we will look it up, ryan looking it up in the control room. willow bay. >> oh, she was so beautiful. she went to pennsylvania, university of pennsylvania, i had a boyfriends that dated her. >> really? >> it all comes together. >> tracey did you ever date bob iker or have any relationship to this? >> no, i didn't. >> okay. >> tracey, thank you. >> the weirdest good day ever. >> i apologize. i would love to come by. listen you do great work over there at channel six. if you would have me, i'd love to come work for you. they would never have me. >> never. >> they're very serious over there. >> yes, very proper. 7:27. we will do much better in the next half hour. we will bring you some news as well in addition to the cow and the snow. >> so do we get pass toss disney world now? >> we all have fingers crossed so all hoping for that. >> okay? >> i know, right? >> i wonder if can i get the -- talk them into like pushing down, it's small worlds? >> they're going to use that as a background ton show on good day every

stolen from here on ryan's farm just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jimen a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, it suggested some local joy ride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to get back down south for whatever reason. >> reporter: it wasn't long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there were two of them. the guy was greg fester, age 19, with a history of drug use, suicide attempts, anger issues. fester was on probation for weapons and disorderly conduct convictions. >> greg was a little odd. he seemed a bit slow. just didn't seem to grasp things quite as well as a typical person. >> reporter: fester's alleged accomplice was a 17-year-old named jessica reid. a former honor roll student and cheerleader turned troubled te

ryan, thank you. >>> i want to get down to the new york stock exchange. jim cramer joins us now.nk it continues to be that we find companies that are making much more money and raise estimates. and you've got to be ahead of the companies, of the stocks where the analysts raise estimates. duncan d dunc dunkin' donuts, they're going to make more money because of the tax code it's going to happen over and over and over again, andrew. what can i say it's the upside when it comes to the stock market >> is there anybody who thinks is going to be a big loser that you want to run from right now >> no, i don't think there are any losers in corporate world. i think, by the way, big winners that we aren't thinking about are banks. because the way that you deduct interest overseas is better than u.s., so you need a bank like g goldman sachs to go and borrow money all over the world there are a lot of things here that are subsidies for companies that people haven't even thought about yet. >> okay. thank you for that, jim. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >>> apple confirms a longtime nsr