>> julianna goldman. thank you, julianna. >>> white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said today it is unlikely the president knew who jayda fransen was when he retweeted her videos yesterday. fransen is the leader of an extremist group in britain, and the president's retweets set off a storm across the pond. here is charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the far right anti-muslim group britain first is used to street fighting to drive home its extremist message. but now a day after president trump retweeted the group's inflammatory videos, the fight has spread to parliament. >> he is either a racist, incompetent, or unthinking, or all three. >> reporter: opposition politicians piled on the pressure to cancel the official state visit that has been extended to the president. >> action is needed now, not a slap on the wrist. cancel the state visit. >> he should be treated as anyone else who breaks the law and charged with inciting racial hatred. >> reporter: even members of the conservative government agr

julianna goldman now with "living stronger." >> five, six-- show your >>oulders. >> reporter: solange known to her students, has been teaching ballet for 67 years, and at 95 years old, she says she has no intention of slowing orwn. the story of your birth is pretty noteworthy, huh? >> it was a little unusual. there was at that time no doctor, so it happened to be a japanese vet. >> reporter: a veterinarian delivered you. >> yes. >> reporter: that was in china, where her belgian father worked as an engineer. she had a privileged childhood a big house, horses, and dance lessons with a renowned russian ballerina, all of which went away during world war ii. >> we had about a week to be told that we were going to go to a concentration camp. and we stayed there for three vad a half years. >> reporter: amid the starvation and squalid conditions at the weihsein internment camp, she still managed to dance. >> we made our own costume because-- out of sheets or anything. >> reporter: after allies liberated the camp, mclean married an american soldier and moved to the washington, d.c. suburbs. bu

>> mason: julianna goldman, thank you, julianna.a verdict in the trial of jose garcia, charged with murdering her on a pier in 2015. we have a west coast update on a case that sparked a national debate over immigration policy, john. >> late this afternoon a jury here in san francisco found an undocumented immigrant not guilty in the shooting death of a young woman whose killing became part of a nation's immigration debate. when 32-year-old kate steinly was shot and killed on a pier in san francisco her death instantly became part of a heated presidential campaign. it was july 1, 2015, just two weeks after donald trump loud his bid condemning illegal immigration from mexico. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crimes, they are rapists. >> the man arrested for shooting her, had already been deported back to mexico five times. two months before the shooting, he was released from san francisco's jail instead of being turned over to federal immigration authorities. >> another victim is kate steinly gunned down in sanctuary city o

julianna goldman, cbs news, falls church, virginia. >> thank you, ladies.o: now she is incredible. that's the cbs evening news. for jeff glor, i'm elaine quijano. thanks for watching. good night. >>> it's being called an epidemic. >> we lost our 28-year-old son who was a sub sailor almost 16 years ago. >> from places halfway across the world. how do we keep our military members safe. safe from themselves when they finally arrive back home. >> good evening i'm adam longo. the holiday season can be a very lonely season for those who are suffering in silence. but we're here tonight to talk about a year round problem and one that h

julianna goldman, cbs news, falls church, virginia. off a thank you, ladies. for this wednesday. for some the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and you don't want to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." it is still just the first week of the season, but old man winter is making his presence felt across the entire northern tier of the nation. snow and bitter cold stretches from the pacific northwest off to the rockies, the great plains, and into new england. the severe weather is closing highways and grounding flights. demarco morgan reports from frigid eerie, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the snow is falling as we speak. so much so this area declared an emergency because of the heavy snowfall. and some areas, it is chest deep. a winter blast dumped foot after foot of snow. across the great lakes. >> lot of snow. keeps coming. won't stop. >> the city of eerie, pennsylvania, shaltered the state record with over 50 inches. the nearl

here is julianna goldman. ♪ five, six. ♪ show your shoulders records sol land.da known to her students has been teaching ballet for 67 years. and at 95 years old, she says she has no intention of slowing down. the story of your birth is pretty noteworthy? >> it was a little unusual. it was at that time no doctor. so it happened to be japanese vet. >> reporter: a veterinarian deliver you'd? >> yes. >> reporter: that was in china, where her belgian father worked as an engineer. she had a privileged childhood. a big house, horses, and dance lessons with a renowned russian ballerina. all of which went away during world war ii. >> we had about a week to be told that we were going to go to a concentration camp. and we stayed there for three and a half year. >> reporter: amid the starvation and squalid conditions at the way shannon internment camp, she still managed to dance. >> we made our own costume. because out of sheets. so anything. >> reporter: after allies liberated the camp, mclane married an american soldier and moved to the washington, d.c. suburbs. but the

julianna goldman explains. >> it will be the greatest pres. >> reporter: despite that tax bill proclamation from president trump-- >> how will i knowt the amount ...homeowners with higher property values are lining up in droves to get around paying more next year. i'm wanting to prepay my real estate taxes. >>h, sure. >> reporter: right now, you can deduct certain state and local taxes, like xes, on your federal tax return. >> and i will be giving you a ceipt. >> reporter: but as of january 1, that deduction gets capped at $10,000. so if you own an expensive home or live near a big city like atlanta or dallas, or in a high-tax state like california, massachusetts, or new york, some taxpayers are scrambling to see if it makes sense to prepay their 2018 property taxes or even if you're allowed to. >> there is no one ansovar, an accountant outside of san francisco, said some stand to lose thousands. >> if it's confusing to the tax professional community, it's doubly confusing for general >> reporter: in new york, governor andrew cuomo signed an executive order making it easier to prepay proper

sheers julianna goldman. >> well, it's a shame whose happened with the f.b.i. >> reporter: moments before departing for an event at the f.b.i. training academy, president trump lashed out again at the bureau whose reputation he had said is in tatters. >> the level of anger at what they've been witnessing with respect to the f.b.i. is certainly very sad. >> reporter: mr. trump seized on this week's revelation that an f.b.i. agent involved in the russia investigation sent text messages disparaging then-candidate trump. that agent was fired by special counsel robert mueller. despite the president's harsh criticism, today attorney general jeff sessions praised the f.b.i. >> i don't share the view that at a high level. >> reporter: it was session' recusal from the russia investigation that led to the appointment of the special counsel. the president said the russia probe is a democratic hoax and an excuse for hillary clinton's loss. >> there is absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: he also opened the door to a pardon for his former national security adviser who earlier this month pled guilty t

julianna goldman explains. >> it will be the greatest christmas present. >> despite that tax bill proclamation from president trump. >> how will i know what the amount is? >> homeowners with higher property values are lining of in droves. to get around paying more next year. >> wanting to prepay my real estate taxes. >> sure. >> right now, you can deduct certain state and local taxes like property taxes on your federal tax return. >> i will be guessing you a receipt. >> as of january 1st, that deduction gets capped at $10,000. so if you own an expensive home, or live near a big city like atlanta or dallas, or in a high tax state, california, massachusetts or new york. some taxpayers are scrambling to see if it makes sense to prepay their 2018 property taxes. or even if you are allowed to. >> there is no one answer. >> joe kovar, account outside of san francisco, says some stand to lose thousands. >> if it is confusing to the tax professional community, it's doubly confusing for public. >> in new york, governor andrew cuomo signed an executive order making it easier to prepay property taxes. bu

for "cbs this morning: saturday," julianna goldman, the white house. >>> for some perspective on all this, we tevin to cbs news political director steve chaggaris. good morning. >> good morning. >> how did they get it done? >> you heard they were waiting for republicans on the child tax credit. bob corker was concerned about the deficits this would create. but everybody's on board. it's pretty amazing all republicans are backing this thing, which is something we haven't seen with legislation on capitol hill at all this year. >> steve, what are the political implications of this bill for republicans in 2018 given the speed with which this is going to probably be passed through congress? >> so there's two things. one, republicans have been talking about since they were unable to get obamacare repealed and replaced, there was an impetus to get something done. you remember paul ryan said we have to learn how to republican party. we don't know the answer. voters won't have a sense because these tax cuts won't take part until next year. they won't feel it until they file taxes in 2018. >>

julianna goldman is at the white house. julianna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. with most presidents speaking to the course. this is actually president trump's first visit to the fbi. his last visit was canceled after he fired former fbi director james comey who was very popular at the bureau. he called comey a liar and a leaker. today's circumstances perhaps just as fraught considering the ongoing investigation that's reached top white house aides and remember president trump said the fbi's reputation was the worst in history. this is after they found text mojs disparaging candidate trump from a cia agent. it was said there is no finer institution, so, bianna, we will have to see whether president trump echoes those sentiments later today during his speech. >> >>> president trump meantime called russia's president yesterday to say thank you. they spoke after vladimir putin's year-end session with the reporters where the white house said he acknowledged america's strong economic performance. elizabeth palmer attended the conference. she's outside the kremlin in m

julianna goldman is outside the fcc in washington with a evoke likely to take place today.rning. >> reporter: good morning. a survey found that over 87% of americans support net neutrality rules. protesters have been gathering ahead of the vote. some want a delay, some want congress to intervene. no matter, they say their fight is not over. net neutrality has long been a hot button issue, but with its repeal all but supporters like melissa mand others are arguing that the freedom of the internet is at state. it prevents internet service providers like at&t and providers from charging differently and charging more money to reach customers. >> online you can say what you want. >> josh shapiro wants to keep the rules in place. >> without it, companies can decide what content you're going to get at a certain speed. >> he and 17 other attorneys general have asked the fcc to delay the vote in part because they say the comment period was hijacked by millions of fake submissions using names of people. >> they stole the voice of american democracy, and i'm not going to stand for tha

julianna goldman is at the white house. good morning to you. >> the president made quite a bit of news as he headed to marine one for that speech at the fbi. perhaps the top headline is the president saying alabama senate republican candidate roy moore should concede. he said we'd like to have the seat. but he did sound still optimistic that congress would pass tax reform by christmas. he said it could come as early as next week. now, on his way to the speech at the fbi, the president doubled down on his criticism of the bureau. saying it's a shame what's happened but they'll rebuild. now he was responding to retch lations that former senior investigators sent texts that disparaged him as a candidate. on russia, he said there was no collusion and circled back to criticism of the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton. he is visiting. as he still refuses to accept the assessment of his intelligence agencies that russia interfered in the 2016 election. >> julianna, thank you. >>> the president also said this morning, that r

julianna goldman is outside the capitol with other items buried in the legislation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these are businesses that pass the income through to their owners who don't pay corporate taxes. instead, they file that income on their individual tax return. the senate's tax bill is a boon for oil and gas firms who would be able to take advantage of the lower tax rates on pass-through businesses. the provision was added by texas senator john cornyn, whose campaign has received more than $1 million in contributions from the oil and gas industry since 2013. >> we're going to find some really stinky stuff in here that we didn't know. >> reporter: on "face the nation," maine's independent senator king said there's a lot he and his colleagues still need to learn. real estate developers like president trump and the trump organization would also benefit from the tax cuts for pass-through businesses according to former obama tax policy adviser seth hamlynn. >> he's sort of the poster child here of the sort of wealthy business person or wealthy billi