less time with lars. october 9th, 2015, debbie recently back from a business trip went to bed early for a morning tennis game. debbie's beloved cody slept on the floor beside her. the shades were down. lars joined them a little past midnight. four hours passed and then -- >> san antonio 911. >> uh, just, uh -- had a gunshot -- >> who had happened in that texas home? coming up. >> i thought there was a burglar in the house. >> danger in the night and a confrontation in the dark. oh, baby. >> when "dateline" continues. after walking six miles at an amusement park, bill's back needed a vacation from his vacation. so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. every insurance company tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who swit

great movie very impressive definitely not for everyone and unfortunately we weren't able to talk to larsvon trier in cannes this year but we did have a couple of really impressive star studded moments instead about this year in fact we were able to talk to one of large countries favorite actors and to two of the biggest stars in the entertainment today. when it comes to celebrity spotting at the venice film festival it's hard to beat the dramatic glamorous red carpet entrance by bradley cooper and pop superstar lady ga ga ga ga made her film acting debut with the stars. her performance. challenges i had to face this character was being completely vulnerable and. for most of the film i had no makeup on mine. he got a raw and unfiltered it's like being introduced to her for the first time. at the berlin international film festival this year we met american film and theater star willing to follow his formidable presence and impressive technical range allow him to take on challenging roles from saviors to tortured souls most recently the painter. i look at the whole project because i maintai

power matter for american for more on the markets worries i'm joined now by lars how tear from our business death now usually we are thing a fan to close a rally on wall street are not so sure if it's come to wall street this year and has childcare tomorrow he definitely have and with two big things that the basically the president has created two big problems one of course is the current government shutdown that you have just mentioned the budget standoff here he wants five billion dollars for his wall against mexico of course he's not going to get that money and now we have a government shutdown which is costly and it hurts the american economy and the other thing and that's even more important for the markets is his constant attacks against the federal reserve now the federal reserve has of course in twenty eighteen hyped up interest rates four times from a record low to the now more realistic rate and the president has made it very clear that he doesn't like that he keeps attacking the fed and that destabilizes the fed and the markets does he have a point though when he criticizes the f

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. >> study less, embrace the extra krirk lar activities. >> it could prepare you to overachieve in lifeee. one writing it is possible you're over generalizing about a students. one adding this is not only filled with inak ral stereo types but it wreaks of privilege. >> she also understands if it doesn't happen at least you tried. >> at least people do strive for a's. there is that pressure. it is hard to ignore it. >> i don't think it is necessarily the case that everyone, you know, is automatically going to expect you to have perfect grades in order to give you a shot. >> it's important to remember it's not one size fits all. >>> all right. speaking of grades and success apple founder steve jobs finished school with a 2.65 gpa. j.k. rowlings so it's not all about the a's but about so many things. what is right for your child? >>> the >>> a big honor for the golden state warriors. the team has been named sports person of the year. take a look at the cover. the magazine oes editor and chief says there are multiple individuals they could have selected as sports person of the year. it was

in this case, lars is setting up in the frothy grass of the back yard. >> a live-action re-creation of using the frost on the grass to create the authentic experience. >> does add to it, doesn't it? what else adds to it -- a drone, of course. put the drone up into the air. this is a test session. he says he plans to get more track. >> some people take christmas serious. >> yeah. >> makes me want to give train sets for my christmas. >>> the whole fam's cozied up for the holiday card. >> they've always wanted to do this for a long time. >> look at the dog, he has p.j.s. >> find out the heartwarming surprise he's hiding. [ laughter ] >> yes. >>> and -- >> get to it. >> he's cruising around on a christmas-y sleigh. he's got three wheels. >> i want this for work just because. >> see if he can pull off a holiday miracle move on his decked out ride. >> oh! >> shoot. that worked. okay. >> merry christmas, baby. t ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom with up to twelve hours of protection

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agent forto said joseph wanted to carry out a lar mass shooting. undercover employee a draft plan which outlines general operational and logistical considerations for an attack. >> reporter: because agents were tracking the suspects' activities for months, investigators say the public was never in danger. it is unusual for two major terrorism cases to be announced in the same news conference. prosecutors said it shows that terrorism comes in many forms. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> cbs news has confirmed that a wo guilty to one count of conspiracy and cooperate with the department of justice. a hearing is scheduled tomorrow for maria butina. federal prosecutors said her lawyer filed a joint motion asking for a change of plea after an apparent plea deal was reached. she was arrested in july. prosecutors allege she gathered intelligence on american offici organizations through her itntacts w h the national rifle >>> the bail hearing for chinese communications executive the chief finance officer for wawa i technologies was arrested this mont

union oials expect a lar turnout at today's protest. >>> we are working for you this morning. toyota is recalling hiout 70,000 es in the u.s. to replace air bag inflaters. the recall covers both toyota and lexus brands. we've put a list on the models impacted on your screen here. some vehicle were previously recalled, and the inflaters were reaced withew ones that inflaters made ium and nie,tr e by another company thattizes a different chemical. >>> coming up on 4:41 now. we turn t back meteorologist chuck bell to look at the forecast. >> dog walking forecast time. te little jimi here available for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. jimi loves that toy. jimi lo chew on things. all right. your forecast, temperatures in the mid-30s thi. morni that's not too cold. outdoor walking weather is going to be very easy to accomplish today because it will not be ining, and it will not be frigid. one of those two things will not be the case starting tomorrow. ten-day forecast coming up. >>> also ahead, what now? president trump's former attorney and self-described fixer michael coh s

and there are speck tar lar triumph. i concluded like a lot of people that i will be back. most of us were wrong. it's a popular war. people forget we have a no fly zone. u.s. air force is committed and there are troops on the ground and so forth. so that -- as an historian i have the luxury of hindsight. so there is wide support. history will judge that war as a catastrophic mistake. confusions in order to i don't know if you had a comment on that. >> there are things britain and american have in common. perhaps largest thing is that they have water between themselves and germans you don't have to build a permanent fort yi fiction line. you don't have to have a 100 division army on a half population base. french did. british could sit back and say well, you know. they didn't -- not that they're not spending. and 1935. >> one of the countrys. >> that is the league. >> right. right. >> there are only 50 countries in the world. >> wars are their national industry. >> another one that is, those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it to which some clever wag once

according to a detrump's insistence on a borde wall is, quote, like a manhood thing for him, as ifth's the lar is back in the news, granting a rare interview to fox. but it's what he didn't say about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi that is making headlines. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: jared kushner on the side lines, but making a rare move into the spotlight on fox news. side stepping a question about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> i think our intelligence agencies are making their assessments and we are hoping to make sure that there's justice brought where that should be. >> reporter: no mention by kushner of the saudi crown prince, even though the c.i.a. has already concluded he ordered the murder. with new questions now about kushner's close relationship with prince mohammed bin salman, who has denied involvement. >> i don't know about that relationship in particular, but i think all of us are concerned about the administration's relationship and unwillingness to call him on the carpet. >> reporter: kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior advis

penguins turnover and it's two-on-one, wilson over to lars eller. capitals take the lead.er in the period, after crosby tied it at one, penguins back on the attack. puck loose in front and they put it in. a sloppy goal f pittsburgh. caps almost kept it out. this one given to bryan rust, and that's the difference. caps fall to the penguins, 2-1, snapping their five-game win ak st. afterwards, tom wilson was asked about the big fight. >> i think both parties knew, you know, i read the stuff that's said after last season and leading up to it, so,th i k it probably had to be done sooner or later. he went a long way to make that hit. when we looked at each other, it was on. and that's hockey. >>> former rockets forward and newest wizard trevor ariza back with his old team. washington off to a good start. at's thomas bryant scored nine points in the first quarter. the rockets didn't miss many. set a new nba ,record 26 three-pointers. the most ever in a single game. yeah, you're not beating anybody when that happens. harden hit six of those, led all scorers wit 35. wizard, lose i

when lulu and lars was just a single. this solitary room was that. through each edge of the enter so you fact people a few days later before returning who were on the lawn or the grease one which checked how well the surgery when the whole genome sequence is the result it is that this surgery was safe as you handed ethical concerns over embryo gene editing in china scene that scientists put under guard he remained remained in a university guest house in the city of shands and and has defended his actions but some scientists say that it's a step too far. what i heard that there were born children from but i thought oh my gosh you just jumped ahead of american microbiologist by natalie thinks it's hard for people to accept such technologies as most don't understand the process of being able to deliver this to adults which is a much which is in most ways an a harder. harder adults can consent and that is one of the yes the coalition has that clearly an embryo camp consent however i think it is unlikely as long as we are not being honest which i have. a

when lulu and lars was just a single. this soldiery was the door we threw each edge of the enter its effect people. a few days later before returning little in the long arm to greece. which checked how will that use surgery when the whole genome sequence is the result is that. this surgery was c. as you handed ethical concerns over embryo keynoting in china has seen the scientist put under god he remained a university guest house in the city of shenzhen and has defended his actions but some scientists say his work is going to step too far. what i heard that there were live or in children from it i thought oh my gosh you just jumped ahead american microbiologist brian handley thinks that it's hard for people to accept such technologies because most don't understand the process being able to deliver this to adults which is a much which is in most ways an a harder role however adults can consent and that is one of the yes the coalition says that clearly an embryo camp consents however i think it is unlikely as long as we're

lou and lars was just. this surgery was that all we through each. end its effect people. a few days later before retiring little in the long arm to grease one which checked hole that you surgery when. the result is that this surgery was see. ethical concerns over embryo gene editing in china has seen the scientists put under guard he remains in a university guesthouse in the city of shenzhen and has defended his actions but some scientists say it's a step too far when i heard that there were wives or children from what i thought oh my gosh i'm just trying to herd american microbiologist brian hanley thinks it's hard for people to accept such technologies as most don't understand the process. being able to deliver this to adults which is a much which is in most ways an a harder. card where adults can consent and that is one of the young fickle issues is that clearly an embryo camp consent however i think it is unlikely as long as we're not causing damage which i know that a child who's going to object to being born. who are more strength than usual. more in durance to new

just recently, the danish prime minister lars rasmussen came here on an attention—grabbing visit.t the chinese might get a strategic bridgehead here. mr rasmussen visited the american missile detection base at thule to show his support. his party's foreign affairs spokesman explained their nervousness. china is actually a communist dictatorship. therefore, we should be very worried about, you know, how they should evolve around the world. i don't like to have them in our own backyard, because i would be worried, also from a security perspective. the trouble is, the americans and the danes have long taken greenland for granted, and neither of them have spent too much money on it. now that china's showing an interest, though, things are suddenly about to change. in just over four years‘ time, there will be three big new international airports operating here, bringing in investors and workers and tourists. the tiny population of this vast, empty country isn‘t going to know what‘s hit it. john simpson, bbc news, greenland. you have been watching newsday. i‘m babita sharma in london. a

just recently, the danish prime minister lars rasmussen came here on an attention—grabbing visit.strategic bridgehead here. mr rasmussen visited the american missile detection base at thule to show his support. his party's foreign affairs spokesman explained their nervousness. china is actually a communist dictatorship. therefore, we should be very worried about, you know, how they should evolve around the world. i don't like to have them in our own backyard, because i would be worried, also from a security perspective. the trouble is, the americans and the danes have long taken greenland for granted, and neither of them have spent too much money on it. now that china's showing an interest, though, things are suddenly about to change. in just over four years‘ time, there will be three big new international airports operating here, bringing in investors and workers and tourists. the tiny population of this vast, empty country isn't going to know what's hit it. john simpson, bbc news, greenland. the italian architect, renzo piano, has agreed to oversee construction of a new motorway

>> it wageexpected lar because for days now, we've heard that john kelly andid prt trump were not speaking, and this is really, in some ways,seremarkable, bec the chief of staff is supposed to be someone who is very close to the president, someone hos bringing order to the white house, hois actually the person who is supposed to be channeling communication to the president. but president trump, after-- after i would say months of saying that john kelly was a great general, that he was someone that he wanted to keep in his adminisation until 2020, i think tired of that order because the president isd really uo a free-wheeling white house thafunctions much like trump tower where people hiscome in and out of office and his daughter ivanka trump can talk to his dadev wh she wanted and john kelly wasn't going to have a white house that functioned that way. >> sreenivasan: are there any ideawho wi replace him? >> right now there are no ideas. the president said he had someone in the back of his mind, would make that announcement in the next couple of days.or but the reng i have gotten so far is

the honolulu international airport.l eyewitnesses ts they saw two jets go up and about five minutes lar, jus one come down. moments later, they t s pilot eject from the aircraft. we are told he is a 47-ye-old male, and he was seriously injured in this crash. we're also told he was participating in a military training exercise. authorities could not tell us exactly what led to this crash, but they say it is currently under investigation. reporting from honolulu i'm chelsea davis. back to you. >> so tnkful for thaterson who saved him. thanks. >>> the man who said his job wav do up donald trump's dirty deeds is now headed to prison. michael cohen s sentenced to three years in federal prison. cohen pleaded guilty to what a judge called a, quote, veritable atorgasbord of fraudulent conduct motiv by greed and personal ambition. the charges include five counts of tax fraud, lying to banks and congress, and two campaign finance felonies. today we are learning that another ally of president trump is implicateing his campaign the illegal payment of hush money to women who have claimed to have aff

. >> to see, you know, james baker, colin powell, lar alexander, vice president quayle and their wivesd extended bush family of children and grandchildren. >> and you feel for the family members whoave to experience this grief very publicly. we saw all the expressions on their faces as they t listened the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan. with some vivid memies of their time when bush 41 was our president. and paul ryanng tal about that campaign of 1988 being his first experience with politics. >> it kind of got with politics. and he mentioned something, i went and looked it up. at the national cathedral during the memorl after 9/11. president bush reaching out and taking the hand of his son, president george w. bush. you will find it if you look it up and it is a lovely moment. and to think of george w. bush standing andatching his father, the former president. how often in our history, dating back to what? the adams. >> yes. aho sonas a president, stood in the rotunda to honor the fallen president that is his father. >> we're looking at a picture aga

live in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. ( sara ) new this morning...police in (two-lar- ey) tularewned her twin boys in a motel bathtub. police say heather langdon and the twins were dropped off at the motel by police late wednesday night. they say she was staying at nearby women's shelter but got kicked out for causing disturbances. thursday morning police say she drowned the twins in the motel bathtub and then called for help. a woman says she ran to the room to help but it was too late. .( sara ) family members say langdon and her husband have been divorced for a few years..and they share three more sons, ages 14, 13 and five... ( sara ) plans are set for governor-elect vin newsom's inauguration. and we're hearing that he'll put first responders and fire victims at the forefront of the celebration. kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has t

. >> actually saw the sticks and the pucks and to seeid the me one here, lars eller scored the game-winningd to have it in your hand is incredible. >> reporter: the caps' kiness is overwhelming, allowing a special hockey twist on this year's hanukkah celebration at see center, while still including t holiday standbys. >> we have the dreidels and the gifts to go along with it as gwell. it's at time for families to come together andcelebrate. >> former capital peter bondra was on hand as well. >> all right. around here we are talking frigid temperatures, a huge, huge change. and woor eve're even talking oue possibility for some snow. >> some snow showers possible tomorrow, snow showers sunday into monday. a big difference. we're 15 to about 20 degreeser cothan we were yesterday afternoon. the temperature dropped. and it's not going back up any time soon. we're going to be stuck in the 30stoday. it's breezy out there, northwes5 winds, to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow we have flurries, maybe a light snow shower but for the most part flurries. it's not going to stick but you may seee a flakes flyin

policies let's talk about always a bit further about he's chairman of the youth wing of the flemish lars bland party and you're very welcome good evening to me why do you think we saw so many people come out into the streets at the weekend in brussels. well all glory. to do major business for disco just again to us is migration back first of all to bridge losing flows of mass migration specially into western europe the back the it was dated immigration is something strictly positive never talked about a negative aspects like diminishing of social cohesion degree of good those in our cities cities like brussels and who are islam is asian and all the stuff that comes with it the rising of crime and of course the immense costs for our own welfare and even in the factors of criticising immigration should be discouraged and the second reason is that nobody ever voted for just this was just as down to those buyers of elitist politicians no civilian ever vote for this back to the back it's just it's a global compact for migration global actors in the in a veiled dutch majority the language of t

just recently, the danish prime minister lars rasmussen came here on an attention—grabbing visit.ridgehead here. mr rasmussen visited the american missile detection base at thule to show his support. his party's foreign affairs spokesman explained their nervousness. china is actually a communist dictatorship. therefore, we should be very worried about, you know, how they should evolve around the world. i don't like to have them in our own backyard, because i would be worried, also from a security perspective. the trouble is, the americans and the danes have long taken greenland for granted, and neither of them have spent too much money on it. now that china's showing an interest, though, things are suddenly about to change. in just over four years' time, there will be three big new international airports operating here, bringing in investors and workers and tourists. the tiny population of this vast, empty country isn't going to know what's hit it. john simpson, bbc news, greenland. let's take a look at some of today's other news. banks are to be banned from charging higher fees f

year, the lars this dax is down 22% and dollars down 18% in euros, you think if that urns around, that story turns around, this is going to be foreign exchange trade u.s. vin doesn't really matter what the underlying looks like because the foreign exchange hedge story on the back it will make that trade worthwhile? rett: you know, guy, the way i look at that, it is about money flows and i think you will see a dollars, we're already starting to see that move into international markets. relative performance of emerging markets, china pecifically, since october versus s&p 500. we're starting to see dollars flow into international markets that is why they held up better than the u.s. okay, we'll care on the conversation, thank you very ewing, with , brett first franklin financial services. thank you very much indeed. i want to check in on the markets, give a sense what is going on right now. are looking at s&p in and out of positive and negative territory. just negative, in and out of positive and negative territory. fascinating to see this story develop. nasdaq is down, russell down boo b

we want them on say something si lar. four four channels.e see all four kissing parts of southern maryland. if y're dow in roanoke, one model has snow, another has snow anoth has a wintry mix and another computer model has nothing. this is a tricky storm system to track. you can see in all of them, this is such an incredible s system. i put on the watches and warnings. and we're seeing alerts all t way from new mexico into texas and oklahoma. continuing east into north carolina. parts of south carolina and virginia. we're talking about snow ice, rain. it will be a mess out there in the southeast. up into parts of the mid-atlantic you want to stay tuned to the forecast. especially if you'reli tra to western north carolina or virginia. we continue to tumble. i think we'll have clouds throughout the day as the storm system starts to move into the area. stayg for the most part to our south. but notice, this is sunday. 8:00 a.m. the clouds down southe of district by noon. we're still dry. but mostly cloudy skies across the area. d notice, 7:00 p.

>> it's reported the president is staying in washington, he cancelled his trip to mara lar go because of what's happening. should others have stayed as well? >> i don't know if they had the votes to do that. paul ryan could have tried to round up members of his caucus but the 115th congress was over. he wasn't going to be able to force his members, many of whom lost their races, it's one thing to ask a lame duck to go to the wall for you literally and politically, but once they lost their job, it's no point in coming back. he didn't have the votes, they weren't able to do much, there's no negotiation worth having and the democrats didn't have to come back either. they had no reason to. this is a question for the 116th congress. the republicans had full control and it's going to make it much harder for the president because democrats will turn around and say, you had full control of the government and you shut it down. and so, it's not -- again, it's not going to get easier. it's going to get a little bit harder. >> i want to read something from "the washington post" this morning talki

i was a political director on c-span, lar msnbc and larry king live. you have to know what's real and know people who are willing to tell you everything. i'll give my number out later. one more season of "veep" coming up. >> julia louis-dreyfus is the award winner. >> yes, we started shooting last week and coming out in april. it's so great you're doing this, david. >> chief of staff in the white house, do you say, how is this going to look on tv if this is ever portrayed? if someone writes something about this? that's not your main worry, i guess, as chief of staff. >> it occurs, sure. there's no question. that the photo op of the day, the message of the day is the medium. you want to get your message out there. your point of view. so perception is important. but you've got to have the right decisions and the substance behind it too. >> when the president of the united states is going to make a statement, he can do it in the press room, the oval office, he can do it, i guess, in the residence and they try to vary it and just -- >> sometimes just do it

that we have plenty of movement although we are in tighter ranges and we have been in the past. 97.16.lar is at british pound is managing to stay in its 126.34 range. survivedr theresa may a confidence vote from her party. visiting some european leaders today and trying to get some concessions to bring back to the harder brexiteers in her party. banks withen central decisions today. yield nos. the 10 year and 6.8824. movers.e some of those the polish stock exchange is showing some gains after the mexican peso is weaker. the brazilian rail is weaker. that's computing to a weaker dollar. the border between ireland and northern ireland remains a pressing issue. joining us now is ireland's finance minister paschal donohoe. thanks for joining. votes theresa17 may has some factors. --of brexit deal get done can a brexit deal get done? >> obviously prime minister may and her government are grappling with the issues around this. i believe an agreement can be reached. the legal text that has been agreed in relation to with all treaty will not be changing. we are happy of course to engage with prim

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rlier this year, she went to her lar and showed solidarity to the people of tibet and she was the only other person in the congress who should a message of passionate solidarity and the two of them together did it. she was in solidarity with them. and went to tie juan earlier this year and the president of the of of tie juan presented her with a special medal that was lled the order of -- [indiscernible] >> that is a remarkable thing and it is so appropriate for her. what does that mean? i looked it up. one of them is optimistic, ausepishous and bright, rosey, hopeful and heaven sent. it's because she is heaven sent and because of what she has done for democracy in the congress and throughout her life and is oing to continue to do -- this is a wood cut of the goddess of democracy, which was the statue hat was raised in tenney men square. this is the statue that was raised in the square. and it has become a global symbol for freedom and for democracy. >> oh my gosh. oh, thank you so much. thank you. thank you. and i accept this on behalf of so many people. thank you all. dan, thank you.

it is december 2nd, and lar s larson, and we will beginning of the looking at weather with meteorologista argen. >> yes, the effects of the sun are starting to warm us up modestly, but we do have clear sky and because of that, we are recovering from a morning chill which dropped the north bay valley into the 30s and upper 40s in oakland and mountain view, and mild 52 and a live look from the camera where we have 39 in san rafael, and the windchill factors were around 30 degrees in napa and also in concord this morning, but right now, we will enjoy the sun, and pa partly cloudy later on, and so it is 10 degrees colder today than yesterday and due to the wind and the rain and so it should feel good for a couple of ho hour, and cooler than the mid-50s, and partly sunny skies and we will talk about several rainy days coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> president trump has declared this wednesday a national day of mourning for former president george h.w. bush. he going to lie in state at the capitol rotunda from monday morn morning to wednesday evening and people will be able to pay their res

square lar was upbeat when president trump made daca offer.e democratic side could there be a deal if they included daca, this is great voting bloc we promised for a long time, you know, and which had the white house, we had the senate, we had the house at one point too. we couldn't get it done. >> right. charles: would they cut a deal? you know. that is a very good but tough question. i'm for a deal. i want a deal where you can address the illegal immigration issue, you can also address daca. you have so many highly-educated working people in this country living in the shadows. yet they grew up here. for, definition they're americans. get a deal done, because primary system because of what happens with gerrymandering, crazies on the extreme right and fringes on the extreme left. >> both sides have the crazies. charles: bottom line -- everyone agrees it's a problem. >> go ahead. charles: real quick. i got the wrap. >> if democrats were so concerned they could have done something when president obama was in office. >> had three branches of the

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they fell behind rent payments for the law office, got evicted so they moved the office into elisa and larme, which according to ginger now seemed more like elisa and sarah's home. >> in the rooms they had no clothes of larry's the closet was cleaned out and in the bathroom they made the sinks hers and hers instead of his and hers. >> like they knew he wasn't coming back? >> yeah, she said -- they were pretty much moving him out. >> not quite. all this time, larry's body was still in the garage, still in the refrigeratorefrigerator. as for the idea sarah was an innocent child and elisa's puppet, that was nonsense said ginger. >> everybody knows she wasn't terrified of her. sarah had as much say as elisa had in the whole situation. >> until trial sarah sat wide-eyed and innocent. elisa wasn't around to be cross examined. her videotaped confession didn't get played for the jury. with no dna, no prints, no trace evidence, no living eyewitnesses the case against sarah was entirely circumstantial. first degree murder. >> first degree, yeah. >> but would the jury see it the way he did? after fou

some came with cameras, others by knock you lars. then, of course, there are these guys. >> going crabbing. >> reporter: for them, it's just another day at the e lo>> thrr pretty normal. >> reporter: forecasters are predicting up to 50-foot waves along bay area beaches tomorrow night, which is why they've issued a high surf warning for most of sunday and monday. >> these waves are going to be so severe that our rescue workers may not be able cue of you. >> reporter: the big concerns are sneaker waves and the strong currents. the bigger the waves, the further they go up on the beach, and could potentially sweep someone right out to sea. that's why there are warning signs all along ocean beach, trying to keep people away from the water. >> we are asking the public to avoid the area altogether. >> reporter: now, part of that warning is because they're saying that these waves are so big, that they could actually make it all the way up to the sea wall at ocean beach, which is why they're issuing such strong warnings. we haven't seen waves

i think an interesting question here is on sympathier lar issim have bipartisan support, if trump decidescould we see a similar effect where he pulls republicans over, democrats are on board, and things that couldn't quite pass before have big majorities. so this could be -- you know, i hate to be too optimistic about the odds of congress passing anything because this isn't much precedent for it in.recent years, but maybe this is a sign of things to come. who knows. >> we'll have to see about that one. let's talk about trump's charity shutting down. was this a surprising move, dave? >> i think once people started to look into the trump foundation, it's not a surprise that it ended up shutting down. this was not a charity in the way that you or i might understand what a charity is. you know, i think it's embarrassing for the president. it's not front page news. i think this would be a big scandal under another president perhaps. this may just fade away and that's the best case scenario for the president. >> and what's on your radar? >> first, we have to see if we have a government shutdown

the green new deal being pop pu lar rise did by alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders is saying deal for people. >> tucker: okay. so you say that. >> for rich people and tightening the belt around the next of the poor working class. >> tucker: you're right there. that's -- by the way bernie sanders i think just spent 300 grand in a month flying around in a private jet. >> i don't agree with. that i saw bernie last weekend at the sanders institution gathering which was spectacular. >> tucker: there's a level of hypocrisy and he's at that level >> bernie flies in the middle seat. >> tucker: bernie flies private, actually. i know you like bernie but unless the news story was lying it said he spent hundreds of thousands on private air travel. you're not a climate activist 23 you're flying private. would the green new deal raise energy prizes for middle class people? >> no, when you deploy solar and wind you create millions upon millions of jobs, $24 million in the renewable energy sector. >> tucker: we don't know that. >> we do know. >> tucker: we don't know. wake upson, this is rea

>> it is remarkable, andrea, in the terms of the white house being concerned about it, lar largely, they see it as a side show, but it is not helpful and it is certainly going to put kellyanne conway one of the top advisers in a awkward position. and when asked questions about that, she says off limits, because they are related to her personal life and marriage, but george conway continues to insert himself, and again as you point out on twitter yesterday suggesting that president trump may have committed witness tampering, and eric trump then went online and slammed george conway saying that it is incredibly disrespectful to his wife, and remember president trump has weighed in calling george conway calling him mrs. kellyanne conway and this is something that the white house gets uncomfortable questions about, and they try to brusht it to the side and focus on the issues. >> understandably. thank you all for joining us. >>> and now, hitting a wall. is there a deal to fund the wall to avoid a government shutdown. you watching of course "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. they said i had