that is keystone one as some people call it. it's the original keystone pipeline going through the area. it's billed -- it spilled in south dakota. the public service commission went right ahead with its decision. some environmentalists and others have said that the commission should maybe hold off on a decision and look at this oil spill and see whether the new proposed pipeline could do the same. the psc made its decision. there is no real impacts other than renewed public pressure on regulators and trans canada to keep that from happening. host: you speak of public pressure. i was going to ask next of the legal challenges ahead following this nebraska decision. what are you expecting? guest: that's right. there definitely will be legal challenges. this is definitely not over. will we see some new lawsuits in state court? probably over the next month from environmental groups, indian tribes, landowners along the route, and even it's possible transcanada to challenge the decision because as discussed, they did not get what they

if you support the keystone xl pipeline, called (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, call (202) 748-8001. you can weigh in on social media at c-span to vijay for our twitter handle and you can post a comment on facebook.com/c-span. here's the headline one more time. it is from "the omaha world herald." it is approved, but hurdles likely remain. that is out of omaha. . joining us by phone right now is ellen gilmer, illegal reporter there. -- a legal reporter there. guest: thanks for having me. host: explain what regulators and nebraska decided and what it all means. guest: regulators decided that keystone xl can build its pipeline across the state.

a key vote tomorrow for the controversial keystone xl expansion.ere is roxana saaberi. >> what appears to be a small spot staining the farmland, 210,000 gallons of oil from a leak in the keystone pipeline. transcanada, the canadian company running the pipeline says its crews shut it down after noticing the leak thursday morning. >> we have the right personnel here to do the job. and we are going to be here and aggressively do this. >> local landowner, ken mokely is worried about contamination. >> i don't want tight happen anywhere, but of course on us. >> reporter: the keystone pipeline delivers oil from can pa to illinois and texas. the leak in south dakota came four days before nebraska regulators are set to announce whether to let transcanada build another pipeline through their state. the proposal called keystone xl sparked criticism from nebraskans like art tanba. >> what gives a foreign corporation the right to come in and take land nebraska farmers. >> reporter: in march president trump paved the way for the project reversing former presiden

it would connect with the existing keystone pipeline that just leaked. elaine, the cause of that leak is under investigation. >> quijano: roxana, thank you. robert mugabe the long time dictator of glim bab we yas ousted by his political party yesterday, mugabe first took control of zimbabwe months before president reagan was first elected. debora patta has mr on the political crisis. >> robert mugabe stands isolated, his once ironclad grip on power ebbing away. but still he is digging in his heels. it was widely expected weigh stand down in an address to the nation this evening. >> the congress dn. >> instead he gave a rammabling speech with no hint of resignation and appeared to think he was still in charge. >> i will preside over this. >> but today his party rejected him. >> mugabe should resign. >> with zanu their leader, they also said he resign as president of the country by noon on monday or face impeachment. his controversial wife brace has been permanently expelled from the party. for 37 years mugabe is the only president zimbabwe has known. he h

that is evident in this issue firsthe keystone, the keystone pipeline where it is very corrosive.are looking for real solutions here. we have been you're constantly since 1999. and looking at real solutions is this whole market regime very serious to us. coming out of the paris agreement, that agreement is nothing but a trade agreement. nothing more. it privatize this, commodified's, and sells forests and these offset schemes and they are fraudulent. in the system that allows the polluters off the hook. that is why we continually organize and educate people in these hallways, but also back home on how we need to reject these fraudulent schemes. it also is a process of privatizing air, the atmosphere, which is a violationon of the indigenous worldview. it is selling air, selling water, privatizing the whole mother earth. amy: isabella azizi, how does the story of your town, richmond, california, fit into carbon pricing? >> in richmond, california, there is the chevron refinery. it actually does extract oil amazon anddown an tar sands in canada. first nations and i iigenous territor

it would connect with the existing keystone pipeline that just leaked. cause is under investigation. >> roxana, thank you. robert mugabe, long time dictator of zimbabwe was ousted to day. his impeachment could be next. mugabe took control of the country months before president reagan was first elected. debora patta has more. >> reporter: robert mugabe stand isolated. his once ironclad grip on power ebbing away. but still he is digging in his heels. it was widely expect he would stand down in an address to the nation this evening. >> the congress in a few weeks from now. >> reporter: instead he gave a rambling speech with no hint of resignation and appeared to think he was still in charge. >> i will preside over its processes. >> reporter: today his party rejected him. in the jubilant meeting they also demand heed resign as president of the country by noon on monday, or face impeachment. his controversial wife, grace has been permanently expell from the party. for 37 years, mugabe is the only president zimbabwe has known. he has ruled as a brutal tyrant.

that is keystone one as some people call it.t's the original keystone pipeline going through the area. it's billed in south dakota. the public service commission went right ahead with its decision. and environmentalists others have said that the commission should maybe hold off on a decision and look at this oil spill and see whether the new proposed pipeline could do the same. the psc made its decision. there is no real impacts other than renewed public pressure on regulators and trans canada to keep that from happening. host: you speak of public pressure. i was going to ask next of the legal challenges ahead following this nebraska decision. what are you expecting? guest: that's right. there definitely will be legal challenges. this is definitely not over. lawsuitsee some new in state court? probably over the next month from environmental groups, indian tribes, landowners along the route, and even it's possible transcanada to challenge the decision because as discussed, they did not get what they wanted. so far they have not c

a pipe ruptured on the keystone which caused a major league in south dakota.ns canada will operate both pipelines. >> we have not had a word from trans canada, they have my e-mail >> we're disappointed, the good news is nobody lost their lives. the good news is nobody was hurt. >> the thinner wild pipes they would use, the more chance the higher the percentage of it having, you know, an incident or, you know, rupturing. and that's exactly what happened. >> they're working to contain the spill. this vote was close, three to two but the commission was specifically banned from ev including risk of impact of a spill so they had to rule on issues including how well these companies stick to the regulations economic and social impacts on the project, opponents say we'll see you in court. >>> the big story over twitter this weekend, two men who love to brag but hate to back down or apologize. is it really a big surprise that president trump is feuding with lavar ball? ball is the father of lee angelo, one of the three aclu basketball players arrested for shoplifting i

>> keystone. >> anthony: keystone? >> yes. >> anthony: how long you been playing together?does, i drag the band, keystone in the lunch, assuming correctly, as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. >> everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients would remain the same. so, it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, pepper corns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: this adobo is amazing. i mean, it's really, really good. >> thank you, thank you. >> anthony: where did you learn to cook adobo? >> i learned from my mom. >> anthony: so the answer to who makes the best adobo? mom does. >> that's the best answer. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> yes. >> anthony: what else do filipinos like? >> hospitable. >> music. everybody loves to sing. everybody knows how to sing. they don't necessarily have to be in tune but they want to sing, they like to sing. >> we've been listening to music from a very young age. >> i'm the drummer for the band, but i'm not actually formally trained. up to t

. >>> plus, who could have predicted a major leak from the keystone pipeline? the story behind these insane photos and the reality of the tax cut bill hitting a nerve. >> i really resent anybody saying that i'm just doing this for the rich. >>> "all in" starts right now. >> give me a break. >>> good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes. tonight, the president of the united states stands accused of sexual misconduct by more than a dozen women over a period of decades. that fact has loomed over his administration's caution response to the flood of revelations about abuse by powerful men, including, of course, allegations the republican candidate for u.s. senate in alabama sexual assaulted teenage girls as an adult in his 30s. last night after democratic senator al franken apologized to a woman who says he groped and forcibly kissed her a decade ago, releasing a photo of franken in a lewd pose while she was sleeping, the could not resist take a shot. the al frankenstein picture is really bad. speaks 1,000 words. where do his hands go in pictures two through six w

pipeline and then the following day you know we saw the approval of keystone x.l. in for us approved a secondary route so you know these damaging the damage that comes from a pipeline spill is significant there was a major ambridge spill over in the kalamazoo river in two thousand and ten they are still cleaning that up that was over a million gallons of tar since the kalamazoo river i mean it essentially killed the river so these pipelines are incredibly destructive because it's not just a small amount that leaks it's a massive massive destructive force so i want to share this from the sierra club they write the extent of the damage caused by this most recent spill remains to be seen but it's yet another reminder that there is no such thing as a safe oil pipeline they leak and spill which threatens land water and communities they go on to say and pipelines spill it's not a matter of if but when keystone has already spilled many more times and trans canada predicted of course as we mentioned in the intro to this there is another pipeline that's under consideration

the controversial keystone pipeline has leaked spilling over eight hundred thousand liters of or oil all farmland in south dakota keystone carries or oil from the toss and fails in alberta in canada to refineries in the united states in the pipelines own a trans canada has tweeted this photo that's an aerial photo of the affected area showing a block and field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x.l. that project's been at the center of a political debate be as locals have protested motivated by fears of potential leaks contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in at twenty sixteen by then president barack obama has been restarted under the trump administration. electric can make a test that has been rattled by sliding profits and missed production targets lately but that's not stopping the company from planning future products tesla now on a veiled a prototype electric big rig trucks. saying that the heavy vehicle can go up to eight hundred kilometers at highway speed before needing a re

nebraska approves the long-delayed keystone xl pipeline across that state. all the details up next and what is to come. this is bloomberg. market: i mark crumpton the first word news. president trump says he will designate north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. subjecting the regime to additional sanctions. remarks at the start of the cabinet meeting, the president said it should have "happened a ong time ago." president trump: this will impose further sanctions on north korea and for the persons. and support our maximum pressure campaign to isolate the murderous regime. : the president -- including assassinations on foreign soil. it has taken nine years, two presidential elections and multiple lawsuits and protests. --ay transcanada one thing transcanada won approval to build the keystone pipeline across the state. that is one of the last hurdles of construction. be decision is expected to challenged in court. the spill is on farmland near the north dakota border. we will have more on this story coming up in just a moment. thecond woman has accused aquat

>> fritz: keystone. >> anthony: keystone? in the house. >> anthony: looking pretty. >> shane: thank you, thank you! >> anthony: as one does, i dragooned the band keystone into lunch assuming, correctly as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> shane: everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients i think will remain the same. so it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: mmm, this adobo is amazing. i mean, it's really, really good. >> shane: oh man, thank you, thank you. >> anthony: it's delicious. and where did you learn to cook adobo? >> shane: i learned this from my mom. >> anthony: so the answer as always to who makes the best adobo is, mom makes the best adobo! >> shane: that would be the -- that would be the safest answer. mom. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> fritz: yes, yes. >> anthony: what el

the keystone xl pipeline in nebraska.hares trading higher following nebraska decision that the company can go ahead with the long-delayed last portion of the keystone xl crude oil pipeline. three commissioners ruled in favor and that removes one of the last hurdles to transcanada's construction of the $8 billion 1100 mile pipeline. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: transcanada has one nebraska solution to build its keystone xo oil pipeline across the state. the $8 billion project has been on the books since 2008. three commissioners voted yes. we are joined by tina davis. the stock up 1.4%. there was a little bit of uncertainty as to whether this would go ahead or not. gone toommission had the trouble of trying to circumvent at one point and that was ruled unconstitutional which has been it has -- why it has been dragging along. this clears a major state hurdle. now of course we will see all the lawsuits come in. vonnie: didn't president trump's election make it more likely that nebraska would vote yes or are they separate? st

an expansion of the pipeline, keystone xl, received federal approval despite protests against it. >>>the department of veterans affairs is considering expanding into private health care by merging with the pentagon's health system. a va spokesman says the move would provide better care for veterans at a lower cost for taxpayers. it would merge the pentagon health insurance with the veteran's insurance. the veterans of foreign wars says it opposes any effort to erode the system specifically created to meet the needs of veterans. >>>[inaudible] which will become legal in california january 1st. now, some of the rules include edible cannabis products can contain only 100 milligrams of thc in each serving product. other products like lotions also have limits. there are also some new rules banning cannabis businesses from being within 600 feet of schools. also, the shops have to close by 10:00 p.m. they also need 24 hour video surveillance. >> i think we're going to be one of the biggest emerging industries in california. bigger than computers and tech. reporter: now, under the new rul

along the long delayed keystone x.l. pipeline extension however the planned route through the american heartland faces in all but certain court appeal opponents want the nebraska supreme court to block it there's years of litigation ahead of this project the local citizen never ask up some of them are quite conservative and probably voted for trump they are against this pipeline and we're going to be with them until the end president barack obama stopped the pipeline extension in two thousand and fifteen over concerns about carbon pollution president donald trump revived it just a few months after taking office today we take one more step and putting the jobs wages and economic security of american citizens first. it's a familiar story in the american midwest the native american standing rock sioux nation has also waged an unsuccessful campaign to block another pipeline the dakota access as there those in nebraska plan to continue their fight but with the u.s. and canadian governments backing construction of what amounts

nebraska regulators vote today on expansion of the keystone xl pipeline in their state. xl route would pass through montana, south dakota, and most of nebraska. the project was rejected by president obama and revived by president trump. >>> meantime the latest superhero mashup, "justice league" topped the box office. but was a disappointment. it's the lowest opening in the d.c. universe. >>> "wonder" opened in second followed by "th"thor: ragnarok." >>> generations of children have whispered their christmas wishes to him. but starting today you're going to have to go online to sign up for a time slot. macy's says the reservation was put in place to take away the long wait. >> well, if it makes children less naughty waiting. >> that's right. >> hard to make a 6-year-old wait for an hour. >> exactly. try a 2--o york stock exchange. thanks so much, diane. >>> still ahead, a platinum wedding anniversary. queen elizabeth and prince philip share a milestone with new photos. i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how i

this is an extension of the current keystone pipeline but this all could hit a snap with a oil happening just days before whether to grant a permit. it was shut down today because of a leak of 210-gallons of oil. the leak apparently happened in south dakota near a pumping station. they don't think any waterways were affected p. coming up on than month, the public service dmition in nebraska. doesn't that sound like an exciting job. >> it's set to decide whether to give a permit to the operators of the pipeline for the sister keystone xl pipeline. it had been controversial a lot of people are worried about what an oil spill would do to their property. we talked about sexual my conduct. we're going to break it down for you you when the fox5 comes back. effect on keurig when they seem to take a sign in l post office advertising, but what about the psychology of it all. behind all the apologies and denials, dr. judy rose especially ^berg is up late on the west coast with us tonight. how are you. >> how are you doing in. >> i'm glad to have you here because we've talked so much about the poli

. >>> plus, who could have predicted a major league from the keystone pipeline? a story behind these insane photos and the reality of the tax cut bill hitting a nerve. >> i really recent anybody who says i'm just doing this for the rich. >> "all in" starts right now. >> give me a break. >>> geoff frood evening from ch. i'm chris hayes. tonight the president stands accused of sexual misconduct by over a dozen of women over a period of decades. that fact has loomed over his administration's cautious response to the flood of revelations about abuse by powerful men, including, of course, allegations the republican candidate for u.s. senate of alabama sexually assaulted teenager girls as an adult in his 30s. but last night after democratic senator al franken apologized to a woman who said he forced and kissed her a decade ago releasing a photo of franken in a lewd pose while she was sleeping. the president could not resist taking a shot. the al frankenstein picture is really bad. speaks a thousand words. where do his hands go in pictures two through six while she slee

keystone transports crude oil from canada to refineries in the u.s. the spill comes days before regulators in nebraska are due to announce a decision on an expansion of the pipeline system. germany has reported more employed people than ever before the federal office of statistics counted forty four and a half million people in work in the third quarter of this year nearly seven hundred thousand more than the same period last year the figures include employees and freelancers. the trend could continue in twenty or eighteen when the german economy is predicted to grow by two point two percent even faster than it's grown this year. they're speedy and agile and a fixture on bangkok's floating markets but although the thai capital's iconic long tail both are easy on the eyes they're very hard on the ears. david hunter and his team from german engine maker tork ito want to change that they're meeting with thai tourism officials to convince them that going electric might be the answer they've brought along a test motor. most people's mind when they switch f

hurdle, the last significant hurdle ahead of the last significant hurdle ahead of the building of the keystone pipeline. we've talked about it a lot. you can see its proposed route marked. it has been opposed again and again by environmentalists, but it looks like they have run out of options, in terms of stopping this. well... maybe? well, in fact, the last state that had to vote in favour of this deal was nebraska, and there was certainly a lot of pressure on regulators to say, no, don't do it, and they only voted 3—2 in favour, but those groups that have been against the pipeline, and that would be environmentalists, landowners in nebraska and native american groups, they have said in the past that if nebraska regulators vote in this way, they will try and appeal that decision, so no exact word yet whether they have made any moves to make an appeal, but they certainly have said in the past that they would. and the

the controversial keystone pipeline has leaked spilling over eight hundred thousand liters of oil on farmland in south dakota keystone carries oil from the toss and field in alberta in canada to refineries in the u.s. the pipelines owner trance canada has tweeted an aerial photo of the affected area showing a blackened field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x.l. that project has been at the center of a political debate for years locals have protested motivated by fear of potential next contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in twenty sixteen by then u.s. president barack obama but it's been restarted under the trump ministration. right there still now has the latest on the efforts to hold a global warming thank you yes the u.n. sponsored the talks on climate change event of their final hours in the german city of bonn with delegates still struggling to agree on a number of issues the focus of the moment is on how to finance moves to help developing countries meet the challenges of g

a on farmland in south dakota keystone carries or oil from the tar sand fields in alberta in canada to refineries in the united states in the pipelines oana trans canada has tweeted an aerial photo of the affected area showing a blackened field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x.l. project has been at the center of a political debate in years locals have protested motivated by fear of potential leaks contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in twenty sixteen by then president barack obama but has been restarted under the trump administration. to amrita now on a tragic sophistic from bangladesh and hopefully a brilliant solution absolutely helena thank you very much now more than eighteen thousand bombs are the sure didn't die each year from drowning their city leading cause of death among children into a forty three percent of child it suck was by drowning that's more than those killed by measles cholera or diarrhea and pneumonia combined and while the death rates from infectious dis

well the controversial keystone pipeline has neat spilling over eight hundred thousand nita's of oil on farmland in south dakota keystone carries oil from the tar sand fields in alberta in canada to refineries in the united states in the pipeline zone a trans canada has treated an aerial photo of the affected area that shows a blackened field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x l that project has been at the center of a fierce political debate for years locals have protested motivated by fear of potential leaks contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped eight twenty sixteen by then president barack obama has been restarted under the trump administration not once but twice tesla c.e.o. you know moss could postpone the presentation of his electric big rig truck but last night was finally the night vale the long awaited vehicle in california designed to challenge the climate damaging gas guzzlers on the highways and he threw in a surprise sports car as well. it was a big show for a big truc

can finallys canada get that permit to build the keystone pipeline.hree regulators in nebraska approved it, but there's a few wrinkles though. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: and a little afternoon fog. live from the bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i vonnie quinn. shery: i am shery ahn and this is "bloomberg markets." let's get a quick check of the major averages. we are seeing gains in u.s. stocks only after the worst week in months. this is a shorter thanksgiving week. also on holiday so investors are little uncertain about the directions for the market right now. 1% and is up for 10 to s&p 500 being led by telecom and consumer stocks. the nasdaq remains unchanged. vonnie: let's get to the first word news this afternoon. here's mark crumpton. mark: as we have been reporting, president trump today designated north korea as a state sponsor of terror. the move will impose further penalties on the country and that tomorrow the treasury department will impose additional sanctions on condones regime. -- kim jong-un's regime. >> the north korea regi

the keystone pipeline is part of the 2600-mile system from canada to the midwest.at a time when nebraska state officials are set to decide on monday whether to approve a controversial expansion of the pipeline known as the keystone xl project. >>> now to san francisco where all the dogs involved in an accident involving and a runaway truck are safe and reunited with owners. the accident happened at 26th and santiago in the outer sunset neighborhood around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a witness said a dog walker's truck was double-parked when it started to roll hitting several vehicles, then a house. there are were nine dogs in the truck. three of them ran off. all three were located and reunited with their owners. a child and woman in the truck were taken to the hospital but police say they will be okay. >>> new at 6:00 over 50 guide dog teams gathered in san francisco today to celebrate guide dog day. mayor lee declared today guide dog day after a recent survey named san francisco as the number one destination for guide dog users. guide dogs for the blind says san fr

. >>> also, an expansion of the keystone pipeline project is getting the green light just days after a major oil spill. >>> also in the spirit of giving how a bay area organization is working to make sure that is thanksgiving is a happy one. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. >>> a grand jury has indicted 11 members of the hells angels is like a glove on the charges including murder. eight of the 11 indictments were unveiled today, and the targeted members of the sun on chapter. this follows an fbi raid outside of the wagon will salute. of the race having been for cisco and fresno.>>> closing arguments got underway today on the charges of jose ines garcia zarate killing kate steinle two years ago. prosecutor say that jose ines garcia zarate was playing his own secret game of russian roulett

it keystone pipeline is part of a system to include it proposed keystone xl pipeline that has been sotroversial. >>> next your money, your taxes. president trump went to capitol hill. they passed their tax plan. every bay area representative voted against it. it now goes to the senate where the president can only afford to lose two republicans. here's senior white house correspondent. >> reporter: president trump brought his art of the deal to capitol hill today. at the end of his closed door meeting, he told them i love you, now go vote and they did. giving him that small victory on a bill that would add 1.4 trillion to the deficit while decreasing the number of tax brackets and deductions. but tonight in the senate his had tax reform plan still hangs in the balance. while it could save more than $3 billion over the next decade, it could also leave 13 million more uninsured. by repealing a mandate requiring all had americans have insurance. the first with a no was congressman johnson. president trump called. johnson said he's still a no. and now a new report raises serious questions

able to roll trains past the radnor station, and amtrak's harrisburg line, which they call it the keystone line. that first train doesn't roll until 6:30. as far as the roadways go with king of prussia road closed you'll have to use county line road, or maybe go all the way down and use wayne ave., through wayne. the trick is going to be if you're on the lancaster avenue side of the station, you're not able to get to the radnor train station parking lot. because that's king of prussia road. and that's the under pass there, that's closed, so you'll have to maybe drive to the wayne station, pick up the train from there, no matter how you shake it out, septa's probably going to have delays across the board on it regional rails, because of the weather conditions this morning, and just expect the trains to go a little slower past radnor on that paoli thorndale regional rail line. otherwise, here is a live look at the schuylkill expressway. we're pecking up the construction, but roads are still wet. here is a live look right underneath the tub he is at 30 street. the i guess the question should

spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline brinks known as keystone x.l. project has been at the center of a political debate b.s. locals protesting they were motivated by fear of potentially contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in twenty sixteen by then president barack obama but has restarted the trump administration. well job cuts german engineering joins the men's had been rumored for weeks now they have been confirmed thousands of positions around the world a set to go most of them in the company's fossil fuel division and at least two plants will also be closed well unions are criticizing the move pointing to the group's flourishing annual results the board says the cuts are a way of securing the future for the remaining employees. the wide ranging cuts siemens workers of long feared and bitter reality despite billions of euros profits the industrial giant is cutting thousands of jobs and closing plants around the world a total of six thousand nine hundred jobs will be lost three thousand three hundred will go in germa

the keystone pipeline is start of a system that will include the keystone xl pipeline approved back inat line though hasn't yet opened and nebraska regulators are set to announce their decision on monday about whether to approve the expanded pipeline. >>> president trump went to capitol hill today to press house republicans to pass a tax reform bill and it apparently didn't hurt. just hours after the president's visit, the house passed the measure. fox news' ellison barber joins us live from washington. >>> reporter: the tax reform bill passed the house with 10 votes to spare but its future in the senate is more iffy. but again today it passed with essentially flying colors in the house. >> the measure passed. >>> reporter: with that the house pushed through what could be historic tax reform. >> the first $55,000 an average family of four earns will not face a single penny of income tax. >> reporter: it passed without a single democrat. >> the bill republicans have brought to the floor today is not tax reform. it's not even a tax cut. it is a tax scam. >> reporter: senators are still d

along the long delayed keystone x.l. pipeline extension however the planned route through the american heartland faces in all but certain court appeal opponents want the nebraska supreme court to block it there's years of litigation ahead of this project the local citizen never ask up some of whom are quite conservative and probably voted for trump they are against this pipeline and we're going to be with them until the end president barack obama stopped the pipeline extension in two thousand and fifteen over concerns about carbon pollution president donald trump revived it just a few months after taking office today we take one more step and putting the jobs wages and economic security of american citizens first. it's a familiar story in the american midwest the native american standing rock sioux nation has also waged an unsuccessful campaign to block another pipeline the dakota access as there those in nebraska plan to continue their fight but with the u.s. and canadian governments backing construction of what amounts

today also brought news that the keystone pipeline has sprung a leak. new portions of the incredibly controversial pipeline were greenlit by the trump administration in march after years of controversy over its safety and environmental impact. well, today in south dakota, the original keystone pipeline sprung a big leak and dumped 5,000 barrels of oil -- barrels, not gallons, barrels -- just outside a town called amherst in marshall county, south dakota. and you know, the timing here may end up being very important. this coming monday, the state of nebraska is going to decide whether to permit the building of the keystone xl pipeline through the state of nebraska. we will see if it focuses their minds at all on that decision to have the sister keystone pipeline in the neighboring state of south dakota currently swimming under a 200,000 gallon tar sands oil spill. so, a lot of dark news today. that said, there was joy in washington today among house republicans. when they passed their new tax bill through the house. that very visible and audible elation

an expansion of the pipeline known as the keystone xl got approval in march. despite protests of native americans and environmental groups worried about oil spills. the leak comes as regular leaders in nebraska i said to decide what to approve the expansion on monday.>>> a police officer shot and wounded a man near the richmond bart station. it happened this morning after a station agent reported seeing the man armed with a shotgun. henry learned a couple of officers in the area spotted the 21-year-old man a block from the station with a shotgun partially concealed in his pants. police tell us the situation unfolded quickly and the officer opened fire. the mayor who witness and attack at the bart station earlier this year says richman and bart police are trying to work together to fight crime.>> this incident this morning as regrettable as it is is an indication that bart is on top of security at the richmond station. apparently they arrived immediately.>> the 21-year-old man is in stable condition. his name is not released.>>> the first flu death of the seaso

. >>> the operator of the keystone pop line said the 210,000 gallon oil leak is under control and poses no threat to the public. thursday's spill comes just days before a state vote on the controversial extension of that pipeline known as the keystone xl. >>> and kay ivy said she plans to vote for embattled candidate roy moore. she said she has no reason disbelieve the women but wants to vote for moore to help the gop keep control of the senate. >>> new this morning on the russia investigation, sources telling nbc news during the campaign a banker with ties to vladimir putin reached out to jared kushner about setting up a meeting with president trump as well as a high-level campaign official on the sidelines of the nra convention last may. in overture was part of an e-mail chain kushner failed to disclose to congressional investigators. they are also trying to figure out how the banker ended up seated next to donald trump jr. during a private dinner at the nra convention. kushner is pushing back that his client has not been forth coming accepteding a letter about that e-mail exchange. h