much we talk more about the cold and especially the impending snow threaten the completming up a l. bill? bill: we gat big show for you tonight including the to riff the bronx fire that we brought you last week. deadliest fire in new york city in nearly three decades. now, a lot of questions are being raised about the toddler who was playing with the stove. neighbors are upset and understandably angry. but first -- deadly shooting on new year's eve at the hands of a 16-year-old boy what has autism. a family lays dead. ashley johnson has the full story. ashley? report family and friends of the family came together for a candlelight vigil tuesday evening at the park in west long branch new jersey. scott killed his parents, his sister, and the family frie ming the new year at their home in long tuesday, over p a hearing was postponed until wednesday, because of the mediat inside of the courtroom for the hearing. which is usually not suspect is. friends and family have autistic. is charged with four counts of murder, and the death of his, 4s mother, 42-year-old linda, his sister, 18-year-old

again,l, i was -- everything in this bill are programs democrats have advocated for. i will not get back to the job of handicapping what i think the chances are today. the said, i am hopeful democrats recognize the harm they are doing to our border patrol agents, the harm they are doing to their troops overseas, and the inconveniences they are placing on real americans. keep in mind, when we had to cap a bill, one of the things we do is, can we get a bill together that people can and will support? because what is in the bill is acceptable to them, and that is one of the reasons we will share the opinion that this is going to pass. once folks of either party start inserting completely new and unrelated topics into the negotiation, it is impossible to predict. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and pol

rk nj transit l me what is happening, nothing. bill: do you think that governor-elect murphy can fix this problem where so many have failed before him. >> i don't know if anyone can, i am heartened by fact that he wants to fix it he said this is a national disgrace, he is making himself very aligned to the commuter. and that is important. the fact that he sent outletters asking for resignation, i believe were delivered today. we don't know who everyone is. is a good sign. bill: good luck tomorrow. as i said, don't held your breath, still new jersey transit. >> thank you very much, i still have to get home tonight. bill: all right, if you had to fly in our out of jfk over last week, what a nightmare, look at this this was sunday afternoon. these were all flights at the gate, i cannot imagine trying to find your plane, let alone your bag, that is right, 5,000 bags are estimated to be still sitting at the airport waiting for someone to get them, airport cannot get out of their own way, some of these bags are outside. right with the weathe

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l. >>> should be a bill of love, truly, should be a bill of love. >> any solution has to include the wall going to take care of daca. nobody wants to take care of daca more than myself and the republican party. we need a little more time we'll take a little more time. i want to get the problem solved correctly. >> there's been some very understandable confusion of late over what the president would accept and would not accept as part of any plan to protect the so called d.r.e.a.m.ers. so the white house released a frame work it says should clear up the confusion. in ex- chanchangexchange, $25 be border wall and family based immigration and the visa lottery program. with that clarity as the white house put it came a loud bipartisan controversy including fury at the scope of what much of the trump base calls amnesty. >> you started with 1.8 million for amnesty. wh why would you start with people who never applied for daca. it's going to be spun that this is absolute genius. no it's not. >> this absolutely pathetic. >> this is exactly opposite what trump said he would do. if he goes on the w

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from cornyn, and iy, forgot the other gentleman from the democratic party, and another bill was by all inspector. 13-48.l senate bill viewersing the c-span ill andoogle that b see what is in that. the exact same thing trump is asking for was in it. host: thank you. yesterday, here in washington, d.c., it was the second year of the women's march, when you're after the election and inauguration of donald trump. there is a rally taking place today in las vegas. yesterday, this was the scene, also in new york, chicago, los angeles, boston, and elsewhere. we have pictures to show you as we listen cassandra from bloomington, indiana, democrat line. good warning. caller: i do not think the democrats should fall to these harlots. bill,hey passed that tax all of them, come on, how much power and money to these people need? they should get out. they should let the democrats, know,e people -- you these harlots, they should get out because they are there for the rich people. stone, it is in , he-- and mitch mcconnell should get out, too, because he is too old. he got his money, trump got his money, what? $32 million

bill. two republicans, susan collins of maine and l alaska, voted with most democrats to reject it. >>> "the baltimore sun" reports two former city police detectives testified yesterday in an lking into a rogue city police gun unit. one of the detectives said the force, sergeant wayne jenkins, was a golden boy a untouchable. jenkins has pleaded guilty to racketeering and other chargesf committing robberies and stealing drugs and money from suspected drug dealers. six former policemen have pleaded guilty, and two are on trial fighting corruption charges. >>> bloomberg reports north korea has scrapped a joint olympic cultural event in south korea. north korea said it was backing out of the february 4th performance involving south korean kpop bands and north korean artists. it blamed the south korean media for defaming its position on next month's winter olympics. the move doesn't affect plans for north korea to send athletes to the games. >>> "vanity fair" reports tom hanks is set to play mr. rogers in an upcoming film. he will portray fred rogers in "you are my friend." the focus will focus o

bill. we don't fund the government now until we do something that has nothing to do w-l funding the government. maybe that's the logical conclusion of years of bad behavior. maybe that's the logical conclusion of thinking you can hide the work of the congress behind a massive bill that nobody understands, that everybody says i want to be in that massive bill that nobody understands either. and i believe one of the issues that was debated the last few hours was we want to put our bill that would help daca kids on a bill that must pass. we're not, we'll not be happy unless our bill as we guarantee it gets on another bill that would have a better chance of passing than our bill. what we need is a daca bill that can pass on its own. surely you can take a 70% or 80% issue and combine it with another 70% issue of people who believe we ought to do a better job securing the border and managing people who have come into the country in other ways as well. surely you can take those two issues and find a way to put them together in a bill that winds up on the president's desk. but there appears to be a li

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. >> it's similar expectation i l put an accent on the positive and tie the economy the tax reform bill. he will be chief as he was in davos as f topics, opioids, immigration and infrastructure. >> we need as plan that raises wages for the middle class. we need to hear that from hi t things you coulds ala nite country's infrastructure bipartisanship refrain hopes to build roads and anotho battle the opioid epidemic. big pushf this off here. we got bill passed that deals withdomi i hope he he signen law two weeks ago and it's a big big problem and i hope he brings attention to that. ryan costello expecting an up beat economic message tonight. he hopes that mr. trump will stay on thates any tweets. >> there are times w are direction and there was a speech and theett gets us off rail what i a g well president have tonight be stay on the message in the days to come. we shall see. he titol hill and will speak before the joint session of congress at 9:00 p.m. and you can see it here on 6 a john. the coverage of president trump' first state of the union address begins tonight at 9owin by the d

new york city mayor bill deblasio declaring war on the oil industry and suing them for damages. some of his say his l nia: i was physically at school, but my mind wasn't at school. i had problems at home. so when i met nornise, she started helping me a little bit, like "nia i don't know what you're doing, but your future is more important." she is my strength. it takes a village to help somebody get their diploma. it changes your whole life. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org >> the mayor of the big apple going after big oil. new york city mayor bill deblasio announcing his administration is suing major oil companies because he says, quote, if oil companies are finally held accountable for what they've done, it will affect their bottom line and their choices going forward. now, he also announced plans to divest $5 billion from fossil fuel stocks. rich, before i ask what you make of this, we should mention other cities in your neck of the woods, san francisco, oakland, santa cruz, doing the same thing. what do you think of it? >> well, santa cruz is a califor

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l. >>> welcome back. live pictures of marches taking place across the country. being billedhes on this one year anniversary of the trump presidency. also today on this one-year marker, a u.s. government shutdown. hello, i'm fredricka whitfield in the nation's capitol. after working until almost 2:00 a.m. to try to avoid the scene of a u.s. government shutdown, senators are reconvening now. next hour to negotiate how to end the government. last hour house republicans and democrats met separately behind closed doors, meanwhile senate minority leader chuck schumer is asking the president to meet with him along with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house speaker paul ryan and minority leader nancy pelosi. no word yet from the white house on whether that will happen. the president meantime is blaming democrats this morning, tweeting this, this is the one year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats wanted to give me a n

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bill in a tweet, even though the white house supports it. >> the president likes to do o ings in an unconventional way. l does it with his phone. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan once again played cleanup. ouw do you negotiate with yomocrats and your own members if you're not sure where he stands? >> i do-- i am sure where he urands. he fully supports passing this legislation. i just talked to him about an hour and a half ago. >> reporter: federal agencies are now prepping for what would be the first shutdown since 2013. >> we're ready if that's what happens. we hope not. >> reporter: t.s.a. agents and air traffic controllers would remain on duty, but many buvernment employees, including some civilian defense workers, feuld be furloughed, their pay aycertain. g> the group that loses big would be the military, and we're never letting our military lose, at any point. >> reporter: the house is slated to vote on government funding in a sign of what's to come, only six democrats voted yes, and in the senate, democrats say n,ey have enough votes to stop this bill dead in its tracks. jeff. >> glor: nancy co

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l... they won five super bowls in that strech but it seems it could be coming to an end according to an espn article -- rifts between billhick... tom brady, and owner, robert kraft brings up a lot of questions of the future of the organization. the story says this could be the last year belichick and brady work together. one of the major factors that could lead to their downfall is the jimmy garoppolo trade. apparently, belichick wanted the 49ers quarterback to be brady's replacement but brady, who's been on record saying he wants to play until his mid-40's... went to kraft and asked him to trade garoppolo. belichick is not happy with decision. and a new report says belichick is interested in the new york giants head coaching job the patriots completely denied the espn report and issued a joint statement saying: "for the past 18 years, the three of us have enjoyed a very good and productive working relationship. in recent days, there have been multiple media reports that have speculated theories that are unsubstantiated, highly exaggerated or flat out inaccurate. the three of us share a common goal. we look forward to th

forecast,l thing, the is that you slow down from here, but we could get a little bit coming out from the tax bille slowing down the trend as we go forward in 2018. ke: we going to get any significant inflation, acceleration, that would create a need for the fed to move faster? james: we are below target. we have made no progress in the last two years for the inflation target. less energies, 1.5 year over year. that is a low number, the same as it was in 2015. below 5% in went the fall of 2015. we have not made any progress at all. we are not getting the kind of short-term effects people so emphasize. you have the natural rate of unemployment sitting at 5.5%. we are now at 4.1%. we have not seen any inflation out of that jobs report coming out this morning. modified story about the curve is either nonexistent, or very small. janet yellen and jay powell said, maybe we need to look at our models of inflation dynamics. you think something would lead the fed to change the way it looks and making policy? used a graph yesterday about the disappearing phillips curve. this has been going toward the zeros

bill. the clerk: h.r. 4641, an act to authorize the president to award the medal of honor to john l. kennelly for acts of valor during the vietnam war by member of the marine corps. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i send to the desk two privileged reports from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany house resolution 693. resolution providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 3326. to increase accountability, combat corruption and strengthen management effectiveness at the world bank and providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 2954, to amend the home mortgage disclosure active 1975, to specify which depository institutions are subject to the maintenance of records and disclosure requirements as such acts and for other purposes. report to accompany house resolution 694. resolution providing for consideration of the bill, h.r. 4712, to amend title 18, united states code, to prohibit a health care practitio

l. joy, i have to leave, and leon, that is a good question that i want to the leave on, why is trump allowed to do that, but i have to i pay the bills, i thank you both, and i look forward to this conversation, but not while there is a government shutdown i hope. we thank you for watching msnbc. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. and made it liberating. we took safe and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever and made the most exciting e-class ever. the 2018 e-class coupe and sedan. lease the e300 sedan for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance co

bill. we don't fund the government now until we do something that has nothing to do w-l funding the government. maybe that's the logical conclusion of years of bad behavior. maybe that's the logical conclusion of thinking you can hide the work of the congress behind a massive bill that nobody understands, that everybody says i want to be in that massive bill that nobody understands either. and i believe one of the issues that was debated the last few hours was we want to put our bill that would help daca kids on a bill that must pass. we're not, we'll not be happy unless our bill as we guarantee it gets on another bill that would have a better chance of passing than our bill. what we need is a daca bill that can pass on its own. surely you can take a 70% or 80% issue and combine it with another 70% issue of people who believe we ought to do a better job securing the border and managing people who have come into the country in other ways as well. surely you can take those two issues and find a way to put them together in a bill that winds up on the president's desk. but there appears to be a li

l reduce all of that. i just think this is the most wonderful bill of measurable, and he has done it. >> eric: want front pagehe new york times," i will read be due, the lead column on the left-hand side of "the new york times" actually says this about president trump. a wave of optimism was swept over american business leaders, and is beginning to begin new plants, factory upgrades, bolsters economic growth spurts job creation, and may finally raise wages. it will be a defining theme of his presidency. have you ever thought you would see that in "the new york times"? speed of "the new york times" used to be really great, they were against the minimum wage, it did the best single editorial, 86 or 87 87 on why e be a minimum wage. they have historically been really come a very good. i do not know how they've gotten a little bit off track here. they will come back on track. they are a good newspaper, and it will come back on track. they have great writers there, and great thinkers. >> eric: what you think about the economy? right over my shoulder, there it is. nudging up 25,000, and you really think this will a

in addition to that, the house passed a bill called the born alive act, which would make that illegal. kimberly, you know a little bit of that from the goss and lrial. i asked today, do you have a plan so the president can sign it and they are hopeful. >> kimberly: greg? >> greg: over all, a real protest movement is one that gives voice to the voiceless. whether it's unborn children or women in islamic regimes -- under islamic regimes, these are the important protests that demand attention most, which are ironically the ones that liberal activists tended to avoid. they tend to avoid the protests where they truly are the voiceless. they favor instead pink hats. if you compare the media coverage of the march to life with the women's much, you have one that resents no voice and represents one of many voices, many western voices. it reminds you that -- just the term "pro-choice." if you have to redefine something as a choice, it's because you believe that there is a consequence for the other side of the choice. because if there was no consequence, you wouldn't be calling it a choice. >> juan: i would call it a choice for american women. let me tell

l... they won five super bowls in that strech but it seems it could be coming to an end according to an espn article -- rifts between billck... tom brady, and owner, robert kraft brings up a lot of questions of the future of the organization. the story says this could be the last year belichick and brady work together. one of the major factors that could lead to their downfall is the jimmy garoppolo trade. apparently, belichick wanted the 49ers quarterback to be brady's replacement but brady, who's been on record saying he wants to play until his mid-40's... went to kraft and asked him to trade garoppolo. belichick is not happy with decision. and a new report says belichick is interested in the new york giants head coaching job the patriots completely denied the espn report and issued a joint statement saying: "for the past 18 years, the three of us have enjoyed a very good and productive working relationship. in recent days, there have been multiple media reports that have speculated theories that are unsubstantiated, highly exaggerated inaccurate. the three of us common goal. we look the enormous challenge of the posts

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bill in the great city of philadelphia. belicheck's probably a control freak a lot of successful coaches are. want to straighten everybody out starting with septa. >> e-a-g-lo businesses like perfect photo or milk house he'd run them like football teams or try to. >> going to go ahead and throw a couple of business cards this way. >> okay. >> blast through a hole that way that your sister and his friends are going create. >> go right up the middle with a bottle of pepto bismal that will clear things. people will be back again with no indigestion for more grilled cheese and ice cream. >> his genius runs out of gas. doesn't mack the same may joe it does in bean town. hero woe ship, come on. >> eagles all day, i'm sorry coach. >> the old coach shuffles back to minnesota thinking about super sunday maybe a little more cranky after his cold reception here. when his pats face the white hot eagles his team will be ready. five rings with the pats, two as defensive coordinator witness giants. belicheck's dower but he's good. a win over him and nobody will argue when the eagles are crowned world champs. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >> kind of looked like belicheck

l. >>> breaking news the shut down of the federal government is under way. senators fail to pass a deal to fun the government. the vote 50 to 49. they needed 60 to pass the billns now that the government shut down? >> 850,000 government workers locked out of their offices and left out of their paychecks. that's what happened when the government shut down in 2013. and it would likely be the same this time. many services would be stopped or delayed for the public. the centers nor disease control and prevention for example back down on the flu tracking. even as the nation faces the worst out break in several years. some senior nutrition programs would be paused. 200,000 passport applications went unprocessed during 1995. congress funds much of the science research being done in the country. in 2013, the shut down meant some expeerpts went on hold and suffered costly losses of data. in space that same year, nasa put a monitoring system for looking for dangerous asteroids on hold for two weeks reportedly. a big one is expected to brush by earth on february 4. as for the 417 national parks the administration wants to keep limit td access where ever possible. servic

l-e-s! guys, back to you. >> yup, our chris o'connell is fired up. taking that eagles energy all the way to minneapolis. ♪ hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy billd appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >> heading outside in doylestown bucks county as we track more snow. kathy has got her eye on the radar. her full forecast is straight ahead. >>> it's the hottest ticket in town. tickets for the nfc championship battle between eagles and vikings on sunday sold out on ticket master in a matter of minutes this morning. no surprise there. the sell out however has left fans with limited and pricier options to find way into the linc. iain page is in our operations sent tonight with that story. iain. >> yeah, hey lucy you want a ticket to sunday's game to see the eagles take on the vikings? good luck. >> ♪ >> welcome to the stadium. enjoy the game. >> those are the word

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l e s, eagles. >>> >> bring that beat back. do you know what that is? that's good parenting and a strong education system going on right there. and it's funny you say that, billbody is out there in this business and you want to do an eagles chant you don't have to spell it out. you don't have to go one, two, three, everybody in philadelphia knows it. want to do a eagles chant? jenny joyce, tens of thousands are expected to converge on the ben franklin parkway for the protest and our own jenny joyce is there. >> reporter: good morning, tomorrow is about the eagles. today it's about chanting for women's rights. i talked to an organizer who said 70,000 people have rain is afternoon then not that bad, 45 wednesday, thursday, 40 and mid 40's by next friday. back over to you. >>> scott went grill on them. break out the grill. >> invite me. >> lot going on until this weekend. a big weekend for thousands of people who will flock to to our city for two major events. the first one, the women's march on philadelphia, and jenny joyce is live at the art museum with more hoping to make history yet again. >> reporter: absolutely. i was just talking this is salema. and you w

where at & l can be very helpful and a & s moving forward is taking that horizontal look across the services for similar programs that leverage the same bill of materials and do the types of buys you're talking about. >> i'm going to -- i don't have much time left. i'm going to, for the record, i'm going to ask you about reporting contractor past performance. it's another really irritating thing for me that we have bad contractors and we keep doing business with them, with no consequence whatsoever. we never remove them from the list. but the last thing i really want to touch on is supply chain management risks. in this report, i was really concerned about the identified risk of an adversary infiltrating the supply chain and sabotaging, maliciously introducing unwanted function or otherwise compromising the design or integrity. they specifically point out the missile defense agency as its relates to ground-based mid course defense system. that's obviously of grave concern. i'm out of time, but what i would like for each one of you to do is to speak to me -- especially secretary lord, what are you doing to secure the supply chain in terms o

l going this morning we're at 24,857. american airlines and southwest their employees are going to get a bonus because of the tax bill buticole come in and what's this all about please? >> bring it on they're following other companieses that we heard of late had last year, at&t comcast, fifth third bank giving bonuses to their employee. this is all because of the better tax rate are that we got from our new tax bill that massive overhall. the stocks are both slight isly lower but a thousand dollars for every employee. so it's a very big deal and more investing southwest airlines saying that they're going to be increasing their fleet spepgding boeing donating five million to charity so let the money flow. >> flow through please. economy grow. good stuff okay. that rhymes by the way. thanks nicole all good. thank you. president trump tweeting about -- deep state actually crooked hillary clinton top aid huma abidin disregarding basic security protocol she put classified passwords into hands of foreign agent as. remember sailors, picture on submarine, jail, deep state justice department must finally act also on comey and oth