many are young and holding elected office for the first time, including 31-year-old democrat katie hill. she defeated steve knight in los angeles and ventura kounls. she vowed to ndle homelessness and helping out the middle class and the lgbcommunity. hill is part of a freshn ation of leaders in a new house majority. and scongrman-elect katie hill joins me now via skype from santa clarita. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. tha you for having me. >> what have the past weeks been like you since winning the election? >> it's bee a whirl win. it was aing backnd forth to d.c. we had a ton of leadership elections and getting our offices squared away. then we went for kind of bipartisan kind of trainin now it is back home. i am working a little this week and then i am going to try to take a little bit of time off. it's been 18 months. >> i bet, you have been working ve in fact, you are one of 1 elected membersouf the new democratic caucus. congratulations on that. >> thank you so much. >> what perspective -- you are 1 years old 678ou have a background in running an organization that provide

katie hill -- los angeles area. katie hill was elected. she used to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj coxe was elected to the 21st district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree, and open several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. and josh harper was elected to represent the 10th district, located further north in the san joaquin valley. he's a venture capitalist and talk to business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, substance of these efforts on treatment and recovery options for people dealing with addiction and drug dependency. from the washington

hello, i am katie hill, from california's 25th congressional district. i'm a new member orientation. in addition to learning where things are, we did a lot of talking this week about where we go from here now that we officially have a house majority. we know that before anything else can happen, we have to repair the trust between people and our government. the is a priority, and 116th congress will be focused on giving power back to people, not corporations and special interests.

- - some of the money to establish educational foundation and scholarships picking up the seat katie hill elected to the 25th district just north of the city she runs a nonprofit for the homeless at age 31 she will be the youngest member of the congressional delegation elected to the 21st district located south and west of fresno has a degree in engineering and worked as a mining engineer he later received a business degree and open several businesses in the area including two companies that process locally grown nuts and josh was elected to the tenth district further north in the san joaquin valley of venture capitalist and taught business at a local community congress one - - college. new congress watch it on c-span. the house and senate returned earlier today to the senate for brief sessions that did not result in a potential resolution negotiations over border security remain at a standstill as the president calls for $5 billion of border wall funding which democrats are objecting to congress meets again at 10:00 over new legislative business following the house and the senate live on

katie hill ran the largest homeless organization in california. one was a defense department member. certainly with experience. alan'shope may address noble thought that we can learn from the bush example. david: watching as the honor guard examples. they are waiting to take the hearse as wehe wait in front of the national cathedral. and we are now seeing i think the family. that is george w. bush, president 43, getting out of the car. the bush family now will assemble. they will go into a folding room in the national cathedral and be escorted to their seats before the late president is brought in by the honor guard. that's what we're waiting for right now. >> i wish i could be watching that front row right now. i'm fascinated by the majesty of it all, but that front row is fascinating. david: you wonder what they say to one another. >> i wonder who else is there and who is not there. david: president trump was specifically not at mccain's for example. >> that was not a state funeral.i have no doubt they would invite trump to the funeral because t

katie hill was elected. she used to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj coxe was elected to the 21st district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree, and open several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. and josh harper was elected to represent the 10th district, located further north in the san joaquin valley. he's a venture capitalist and talk to business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, substance of these efforts on treatment and recovery options for people dealing with addiction and drug dependency. from the washington post, this is 25 minutes. >> hello again, everyone. here now, our third panel on harm reduction. we have with us alex kral, distinguished fellow at rti international. and david murray, senior fellow at the hudson institute. alex

democrats picked up a fifth seat n the los angeles area, katie hill was elected to the 25th districtust north of the city. a nonprofit for the homeless. will be theiss hill youngest member of california's delegation.l t.j. cox was elected to the 21st in the san joaquin value i will. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a engineer. he later received a business degree and opened several including in the area two companies that processed locally grown nuts. osh harder was elected to represent the 10th district located further north in the san joaquin valley. is a venture capitalist and also taught business at a local college. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. we are back if "washington journal's" weeklong authors series looking at some of what we think are most important books of the year. joining us to talk about her book "squeezed: why our families can't afford america"

democrats picked up a fifth seat in the los angeles area, katie hill was elected to the 25th district north of the city. .he used to run a nonprofit at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj cox was elected to the 21st district, located south and west of the fresno -- of fresno. he has a degree in engineering and work for a time as a mining engineer. he received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area. including one that processes locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district, located north of the san joaquin valley. talked business at a local community college. new congress, new leader, watch it all on c-span. artist meek mill and freddie braithwaite joins a hedge fund founder and -- >> that was powerful. i have learned so much today. i want to thank everybody that took part in this. everybody should have access to about what is really going on within our american criminal justice system. it is something that we need to do all we can do, so we can make change. this is special for me. the la

katie hill was elected to the 25th district just north of the city.d to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj cox was elected to the 21st district, located south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area, including companies that process locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district, further north in the san joaquin valley. he is a venture capitalist and taught business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> next, they look at infrastructure, the future of electric vehicles, ridesharing and the impact of amazon's new secondary orders in the new york and washington metropolitan areas.

. -- katie hill elected. youngest member of california's congressional delegate station -- delegation. elected to the 21st district located south in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked as a mining engineer. he received a business degree and opened several businesses including two companies that process locally grown nuts. josh harter was elected to represent the 10th district, located north. capitalist and taught business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend each ring , andm tour's, archive programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. one senator, as thomas jefferson returns to new york, makes the observation that he had been long enough abroad to catch the tone of it european folly and said his close looked too small for him. it makes me think of jefferson's wearing trim cut french coats. how much of the frenchman did he pertain? i thought it interesting. i also found a quote from

katie hill was elected to the 25th district just north of the city. she is to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj cox was elected to the 21st district, located south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time of a mining engineer. he later received a business degree, and open to several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. josh harter was elected to represent the 10th district, located further north in the san joaquin valley. he is a venture capitalist and the top business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. announcer: with the newly elected congress comes into session on january 3, democrats will have a majority in the house of representatives. nancy pelosi has been nominated to be the next beaker of the hoyer will become majority leader, clyburn will be the whip, and jefferies will be the democratic caucus chair. on the re

democrats picked up a fifth seat in the los angeles area, katie hill was elected to the 25th district north of the city. .he used to run a nonprofit at age 31, she will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. tj cox was elected to the 21st district, located south and west of the fresno -- of fresno. he has a degree in engineering and work for a time as a mining engineer. he received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area. including one that processes locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district,

democrats picked up a fifth seat in the los angeles area, katie hill was elected to the 25th district just north of the city. she used to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31, ms. hill will be the youngest member of california's congressional delegation. t.j. cox was elected to the 21st district, located south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree, an -- and opened several business in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. and josh harter was elected to represent the 10th district. he's a venture capitalist and also talked business at a local community college -- taught business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. atch it all on c-span. next, a discussion on how journalists address concerns for their personal physical safety and how they verify the information they

democrats picked up a fifth seat in the los angeles area, katy hill, was elected the 25th 25th district city. she used to run a nonprofit for the homeless. at age 31 he she will be the younges me on california's congressional dealt gages. t.j. cox was elected to the 21st district south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley and has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as other mining inning mere. i later received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally green nuts. and josh harder was a electricitied to represent the tenth district, locate further north in the sawn joaquin valley. a venture capitalist and talked business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. >> next a look into the trump administration's defense industrial policy. representatives from the administration congressional staff and private industry talked about what their respective branches and companies are doing toen sure that all u.s. defense and national security tools are being used and how they ar

katie: good luck. pete: join us on the fox news channel for n.o.w. year's eve. >>> it is back to work for congress on capitol hill the partial, i quote, partial government shut downenters the sixth day. will they get any work done? we have senator bill cassidy live next. katie: they use do selfies together and but is the romans between president joe biden and president barack obama over?

katie hill was elected to the district just north of the city.sed to run a nonprofit for the homeless. she will be the youngest number of california's congressional delegation. the 21sts elected to district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. arter was elected in the 10th district, a venture capitalist who taught business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: back at our table this here to josh kraushaar talk about shutdown politics. there's been shutdowns before, obviously. we showed our viewers the many every sometimes. how has the political pain of these changed? is their political pain anymore? guest: the incentives for both parties suggests this could be an awfully long shutdown. president trump, as we've seen with his twitter

hill, appearing before a joint house panel who is investigating the doj's handling of the hillary clinton email probe and trump russian investigation. this is "outnumbered," i melissm melissa francis. harris faulkner, katie pavlich, host of candy on the fox business network, kennedy herself. joining us on the couch, my favorite guy. david as men. hosts of "bulls and bears" on the fox business network, weeknights at 5:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for inviting me. >> harris: happy holiday supreme merry christmas.

and we will see. >> katie: there have to be consequences for actions, may be people on capitol hill whon power will know that they will be personally liable for thousands and thousands of dollars of payouts if they want to keep their harassment quiet, maybe there will be less harassment. but mike pence, vice president mike pence was given a lot of flak for talking about how, look at, i don't go drinking with women who are now my wife. i will not go to dinner with women who are not my wife. but that is a change in the culture too. you have to change how people interact with each other and maintain professionalism and not get down on people who do not want to engage in some type of behavior that may lead them towards a path of crossing some lines either purposefully or on accident. >> harris: the reason that i was talking about the facts without, it is your opinion, whatever, but i would put this out there for women. this is what you see. we continue to see it in certain places in her own tv industry. so whether it is the people who are harassed and became the victims or the wider group o

. >> it's not just the hundreds of people protesting on capitol hill, it has to be everybody. >> nice to see you, katyluck. >> thank you. >>> crimes and lies. nbc news has learned that former trump chairman paul manafort as decided to formally respond to the lies he says he committed. manafort is expected this week to address the broken plea agreement that mueller's team laid out. we're going to talk more about the revelations from friday's filings from president trump's fixer, michael cohen. president trump already shifting his defense on the russia probe. he starts out, no smoking gun, on twitter, and then talks about hush payments made to two women, quoting, it was done by

. >> it's not just the hundreds of people protesting on capitol hill, it has to be everybody. >> nice to see you, katy. good luck. >> thank you. >>> crimes and lies. nbc news has learned that former trump chairman paul manafort as decided to formally respond to the lies he says he committed. manafort is expected this week to address the broken plea agreement that mueller's team laid out. we're going to talk more about the revelations from friday's filings from president trump's fixer, michael cohen. president trump already shifting his defense on the russia probe. he starts out, no smoking gun, on twitter, and then talks about hush payments made to two women, quoting, it was done by a lawyer and there won't even be a fine. they have ramped up their focus on what other executives in the family business might have known about those crimes. let's get started with msnbc's jeff bennett at the white house. good evening, jeff. >> reporter: michael cohen is now placing responsibility from any crimes stemming from the hush money paid to the two women on his former lawyer and fixer. as we know, based on the ple

katie pafford which and jason chaffetz. secretary kirstjen neilsen talked about new asylum policies and continuing to fight on capitol hill abouthe wall. this is what a spokesman for the foreign ministry, said the move did not represent an agreement between the two countries but rather a unilateral move by the united states that we have to respond to. how does that work? >> it is the right move. if you are claiming to be fleeing the country because he will be persecuted or killed and mexico is a safe place to be, that is where you should be. you can apply for asylum but that takes a long time. that they should stay in mexico until they go through the process is a great move by donald trump, the right thing to do. shannon: we have to be dependent on them to do that. tonight the house, so after that wall, part of the package they just passed, $5 million in funding because the president said i will veto anything without the funding i want for the wall. steve scalise, gop congressman and house leadership said this, nancy pelosi said it couldn't happen, we just prove her wrong. back to the senate. >> back to the senate. i don't thin

katie, steven, i want to ask you about this. you have rudy giuliani, who was on -- with the hill tv in an interview said that he believed the investigationuld end soon and then he changed it and he said, you know, whether the president should answer any more mueller questions, so does the investigation move forward if there is no interview? can the president be subpoenaed? >> right. so, frances, giuliani has been all over the map on this and is not quite clear why. it's understandable why trump's lawyers might not want him to sit down for a live interview but it's also just as understandable that mueller would want one. there's no substitute for asking live questions and following up, you know, checking witness demeanor, looking for inconsistencies. i think he has that right. if trump's lawyers do refuse that sitdown, then he can subpoena the president. now, applicable supreme court precedent shows that a president must respond to a subpoena at least for production of documents and that the government's interests here are at their highest in a criminal investigation, which is what the mueller investigation is. trump's lawyers may try to

katy tur for your reporting as well. and ruth marcos is going to stay with me as garrett haake on capitol hill is witnessinging what is going on there. and mitch mcconnell clearly made a political speech aimed at the white house. he is is doing the duty as a good soldier. they had been told, and agreed by unanimous consent and you know better than anyone up there what it means voting on unanimous consent, and unanimous vote on that bill with the assurance of the vice president that this is going to be signed by the president. that is the only reason why they went ahead with it. so now they are going through the motions, and they will have this vote on the house measure with the $5 billion, and it is nott going to pass. >> no, it is not. and so what we will see here is two votes. the motion to proceed which needs a simple majority to get to, and later today, the vote on the wall money itself, and this is going to be 60, and it won't get it. so what you saw here from mitch mcconnell and richard shelby who we did not have on camera, but talking to reporters off camera is the posture of being dug in. they stand with the preside

katie jamison inside. they led by as much as 17, and survived a 76-66 tough win. >>> meantime, in the city, kyle smith got stanford to the hill top at usf. bob meyers had a seat for this one. sold out. turnover and the slam by jamari boullie. dons pulled away quickly. they led by as much as thanfran ferari. he scored 17. stanford shooting woke up, too late. usf 12-1 now. best start in 19 years. 1st win over stanford in 23, 74- 65. >>> we've even got matinee santa fe sharks hockey. at the shark tank, pete devore. hope for a bounce back game against the l.a. kings. sharks offense in attack mode. 35 seconds left in the game. a redirected shot by brit burns. tied at 2. went to overtime. sharks took a shot, missed. back with the kings. ilea covulchuck for the wage. sharks lost a tough one, final of 3-2. >>> nfl on a saturday. that's quarterback blaine gabbert. subbed in for marcus mar,ota. foiled the washington red skins' 4th quarter come back. tennessee kept its play-off hopes alive. 25-16 the final in downtown nashville. >>> and all rise, it's army football. yes, the armed forces bowl. dark uniforms, and they hounded the univers

katy. there have been no moving parts on the shutdown negotiations today. none. and really none since saturday when the vice president came to capitol hill and made chuck schumer an offer, a number, of what the administration might be willing to accept for border security money. today you saw the president digging in a little bit more. he said, again, mixing politics with that foreign travel, saying in iraq that he would wait essentially as long as it takes to get what he needs on border security. but i think the wrinkle in this that democrats see is the president has been almost negotiating with himself in public overt last few days in how he talks about the wall. we've heard him talk about the wall. we've heard him say steel slat. we've heard him talk on christmas day about a wall or a fence "or whatever you want to call it" so long as we get good border security. if you're democrats and the president is having these public negotiations with himself, there's no reason for you to interrupt. democrats say they want to spend money on border security but they don't want to spend it on the wall. and if the president gets to a point where he

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hills should be on the lookout following the recent rain. regional park experts say poisonous mushrooms will sprout in the next week. "abc 7 news" reporter katie utehs has more on the warning. >> i am always on the lookout as soon as it starts raining. >> reporter: pete mueller walks dogs in oakland's regional recreational area. >> some of them eat anything, some of them couldn't care less. >> reporter: you don't want your dog, kid or anyone to eat the mushrooms pictured here, the aptly named death cap and western destroying angel have toxins that attack your liver and kidney. >> with the first rain, dangerous mushrooms come out. >> reporter: it may be fabulous to nature lovers but it comes with a warning. >> they're deadly is what the public should know. >> reporter: mushrooms grow along trails and at the base of trees, making them easy for dog goes and children to get hold of. >> but leave them in place. >> reporter: people may be tempted to forage mushrooms for more than just food. >> yellows right here. >> reporter: they can make beautiful, natural dyes. >> this is all wool. >> reporter: regional park supervisor naturalist sarah federly co

katie: good luck. pete: join us on the fox news channel for n.o.w. year's eve. >>> it is back to work for congress on capitol hill. katie: they use do selfies together and but is the romans between president joe biden and president barack obama over? ♪ pete: welcome back. congress set to get back to work today as the government shutdown enters day six. will we see more resistance and obstruction from the democrats. griff: here to weigh in, gop senator from louisiana bill cassidy. what will happen in washington? merry christmas by the way. >> merry christmas, happy holidays. not much is happening in washington. ultimately the president needs to sign a bill. schumer needs 10 votes to pass in the senate. then they finish their deliberations. hopefully schumer decides we need security on u.s.-mexican border we can go to work. katie: democrats act like they have a ton of leverage in the fight, considering 75% of the most government programs are funded for the long term, what are the real stakes of the shutdown? is it really as high as it has been portrayed? >> it is not -- look, not in terms of the government function

hill, appearing before a joint house panel who is investigating the doj's handling of the hillary clinton email probe and trump russian investigation. this is "outnumbered," i melissm melissa francis. harris faulkner, katie pavlich, host of candy on the fox business network, kennedy herself. joining us on the couch, my favorite guy. david as men. hosts of "bulls and bears" on the fox business network, weeknights at 5:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for inviting me. >> harris: happy holiday supreme merry christmas. >> david: thank you very much. >> melissa: loretta lynn speaking to the house to do judiciary committee. are republicans looking to compete their work as democrats for her to take the house majority next month. top democrats have vowed to shut these investigations down. a big focus of today's questioning is expected to be loretta lynch's infamous tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. that meeting went down 90 phoenix airport in 2016, in the midst of the doj's hillary clinton email investigation. just two days ago, former fbi director james comey testified. he also served during the obama administration, and then-attorney general lori lynch was his boss. he has called that tarmac meaning in

hill, appearing before a joint house panel who is investigating the doj's handling of the hillary clinton email probe and trump russian investigation. this is "outnumbered," i melissm melissa francis. harris faulkner, katiex business network, kennedy herself. joining us on the couch, my favorite guy. david as men. hosts of "bulls and bears" on the fox business network, weeknights at 5:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for inviting me.

hello, i am katie hill, from california's 25th congressional district. i'm a new member orientation. in addition to learning where things are, we did a lot of talking this week about where we go from here now that we officially have a house majority. we know that before anything else can happen, we have to repair the trust between people and our government. the is a priority, and 116th congress will be focused on giving power back to people, not corporations and special interests. incoming ranho are to make the communities we represent a priority and stop playing politics with their lives. that means removing voting obstacles so that every vote and every voice is heard. it means to ethics and accountability reform so that public servants honor the public trust in washington is stopped being run by insider influence and starts working for the people again. it also means ending the dominance of big money in our politics and limiting the stronghold of corporations and special interests. automatictablish voter registration, strengthen the voting rights act,

katie hill delivered the democratic weekly address. she talked about priorities for the 116th congress. hello, my name is katie hill. i'm currently in d.c. for my second week of new member orientation. in addition to learning where things are, we have done a lot of talking about where we go from here now that we have a house majority. as the majority and as democrats, we know before anything else can happen, we have to repair the trust between people and government. that is the priority and the democratic majority is the one in the 116th congress will be the one that focuses on giving power back to the people, not corporate interests. we ran for office so we could come to washington to make the communities the priority and stop playing politics with their lives. that means removing voting obstacles so every vote and every voice is heard. that means passing true ethics and accountability reform on public trust, and washington starts -- stops being run by insiders and instead run by the people. that means limiting the stronghold of corpo