lauren blanchard. >> george lucas. "star wars," right?ge lucas and "star wars." >> michael jordan, a surprise, steven spielberg, and coming in at number one, "star wars" creator george lucas with a net worth of $5.4 billion. billion. >> tucker: did you know that, or did you guess? >> no, i feel like i knew that. i'm from michigan, we don't really take the s.a.t., so act. >> tucker: i bet you got 100. >> i wish. i have brothers, i have to fight for a lot of things growing up. >> tucker: i can tell, boy, you are the first one. all right, final question. which '90s child actor famous for starring in a popular christmas movie has reprised his role for a new ad for google? lorrain. >> macaulay culkin. >> add aftershave to my shopping list. hey google, add this to my shopping list. >> tucker: amazing. all the metrics in front of them on the "final exam" control room board, and they are saying both of you have buzzed in, but your reflexes are so lightning quick, you are like a ninja. >> it is like those old western movies where the guys, that's

boxes lauren blanchard on the final tribute -- foxes -- lauren blanchard on the final tribute.re he is at the resting place where his political dissent began. and historic site is the 41st president was remembered at services in the loan state. 21 fighter jet flying low over the presidential library performing the missing men maneuverthe navy. his casket arrived in college station by train, making the trip from spring texas in a special car with windows, letting bystanders pay respects by the thousands. >> it is great for the country to do this sort of thing so more people can be part of showing respect and giving attribute to this man. he was a family man. that got to me. >> reporter: that they began in houston at the family's longtime church. >> lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. >> reporter: more than 1000 peopleplus famous faces from th worlds of sports, business and politics. >> when the last words are written, they will include this, the fulfillment of a complete life cannot be achieved without service to others. >> reporter: the train procession was pr

lauren blanchard. c >> "bambi." >> tucker: that's cruel and unusual. is it "bambi?" who killed hundreds of deer to watch the disney classic "bambi" during his jail sentence. >> that is fantastic. >> tucker: that man has eaten a lot ofof venison. question four, another multiple-choice, so wait for each option. this week releasing the list of the richest celebrities of 2018. the top spot this year went to a filmmaker with a net worth of $5 billion. lauren blanchard.wi >> george lucas. "star wars," right? >> tucker: george lucas and "star wars." >> michael jordan, a surprise, steven spielberg, and coming in at number one, "star wars" creator george lucas with a net worth of $5.4 billion. billion. >> tucker: did you know that, or did you guess? >> no, i feel like i knew that. i'm from michigan, we don't really take the s.a.t., so act. >> tucker: i bet you got 100. >> i wish. i have brothers, i had to fight for a lot of things growing up. >> tucker: i can tell, boy, you are thehe first one. all right, final question. which '90s child actor famous for starring in a popular

lauren blanchard, fox news. >> and his emotional eulogy the younger bush remembered his father as and country. >> we are going to miss you, your decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay with us forever. so through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have asked. >> he called his father the brightest of the thousand points of light and he said he took comfort in knowing that his dad is now living hands with his wife, barbara bush, once again. >>> a couple from the south bay has a personal connection to the former president, and and kathy foster worked for him in the white house office of political affairs and he says he met mr. bush is a candidate on the campaign trail and was immediately impressed by his personable and warm demeanor. he worked in the campaign, traveling with the former president across the country and says he saw a side of mr. bush few people saw. >> he was funny, and was making jokes, and he treated everybody the same whether it was the guy at the golf shop was carrying his bag

. >> fox news correspondent lauren blanchard has more from college station, texas. lauren? >> reporter: hi. well, it was a truly somber day here in college station. we are next to the george h.w. bush presidential library, and when that train pulled into college station, pulled into town, we could hear the horns announcing the arrival of the bush family and the casket carrying the 41st president. the train ride, one of the final events of a week up mourning. a special crowd, giving one last final look at the president's flag draped casket. in houston, 1200 mourners passing through the family church overnight, saying goodbye to the 41st president  before a private service where more than 1000 people joined to celebrate his life. >> and in honoring his accomplishments, we will see that we are really praising what's best about our nation. the nation he dearly loved and values embodied. >> reporter: close friend james baker and bush's grandson, george p. bush among those eulogizing the late president today. throughout the ceremony, there was a mix of celebration and solemnity

reporter lauren blanchard, in houston. >> reporter: he was born in massachusetts, had a family compound in maine, and many years in washington, but for president george hw bush, texas was home and now his final resting place. in aerial salutes as the aircraft carrying his casket flew over his presidential library, the late president aligned in repose and by the family church. st. martins episcopal. >> i love the legacy he left, i love that it is about country. >> he was the kindest gentleman i've ever met in my life. >> reporter: earlier wednesday village president was honored with a state funeral along with friends, family, dignitaries, and a rare gathering of all living presidents and their spouses. the 43rd president went on to recall his last words with his father. >> last friday when i was told he had been it's to live, i called him. the guy answered the phone and said he, i think you can hear you but he had not set any thing for most of the day. i said dad, i love you and you have been a wonderful father. in the last words he would ever say on earth were i love you, too. >> report

i'm lauren blanchard in washington with what you need to know before you give. >> and next, around the world in 90 seconds. we are going to take a look at how people are celebrating christmas around the globe. a >>> the royal family celebrated christmas with a service. the prince and at the service. prince philip didn'rtatthe 97-y- old is in good health but wanted to spend the day in private. >> the royals just one in millions of families enjoying the spirit of the season today. >> we have more on how people around the globe are observing the holiday. >> reporter: worshippers ringing in christmas with midnight mass at the bethlehem church of the nativity. earlier in the day, visitors who had made the pilgrimage to the birthplace of jesus christ celebrate with parades and music in manger square. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: death and devastation did not stop the spirit of the season in indonesia. hundreds attended services offering prayers and collecting donations for victims of saturday's tsunami. at the vatican, pope francis sharing a message about greed during christmas eve mass

lauren blanchard has the latest on the shutdown showdown in dc. >> not only is congress jittery as then looms but so are the markets as americans are waiting to see if the house and senate can come up with a plan to avoid a government shutdown by the end of the week. they are looking at christmas in dc. the markets closing bell marking the end of another dizzying day on wall street, stocks dropping to their lowest levels in more than a year, the dow plunged 500 points coming as uncertainty mounts in washington. the white house and lawmakers are in a standoff over the federal budget, the president insisting on $5 billion to build the border wall. >> senator schumer better start being the grinch during this week we are facing a shutdown. >> will get him a shutdown but when i get them the wall. >> democrats opposed to the wall indicating they could vote for continuing resolutions that would fund the government through september and provide $1.6 billion for border security plus the federal reserve is set to announce its fourth rate hike of the year on wednesday adding to the market uncerta

at his presidential library, lauren blanchard, fox news. trump will sign a bill to avoid a government shutdown, it will keep the lights on for two more weeks as lawmakers debate whether or not to fund the border wall. >> i consider the wall immoral, ineffective, expensive. >> the president wants $5 billion for border security, senate democrats say they will set aside $1.6 billion for fencing but not the wall. >> donald trump considering bringing back william bar as attorney general. he is the front runner for the job, if bar gets picked he would replace acting ag matt whitaker who took over for jeff sessions last month. democrats sent a letter to the doj demanding in person briefing on why it is so different from the russia probe. >> very lucky little girl brings christmas cheer to capitol hill. >> 3, 2, one. >> the little girl who let it rip is bridget harrington who let the capitol hill christmas tree, she they quickly on a through an essay contest in her home state of oregon which is where the tree is from. before the ceremony she helped

live in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> in new york, the attorney general reached a deal with president trump's charitable foundation to go out of business. fear being sued over allegations that mr. trump used donated money to settle legal claims and to buy up orchard of himself. the lawsuit is asking for $2.8 million in fines and it would been mr. trump and his three oldest children donald junior, eric and i've anke -- ivanka from running charities in new york for 10 years. >>> jerry brown is getting ready to step down as governor. he met with members of the media today to reflect on his time in office. he said his latest accomplishments include the passage of 13 that produced property taxes in the 1970s and his recent reform on the criminal justice system. he said he feels his legacy has only laid the groundwork for much-needed change still to come. >> there is a lot to be done. if you say the governor's job could have 100 important things , you will not get to all 100. i have done what i wanted to do. it has made an impact on a lot of human beings. >> he said th

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 fox starts next. amazon taking on president trump and the u.s. postal service. after the break, what insiders are telling fox news about the tech giant's plan to fight the president after months of public feuding. >> plus, a christmas surprise for a boy in menlo park. how the police department stepped in after his special tricycle was stolen days before christmas. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! from crest 3d white the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. look for a $1 coupon in this sunday's paper. everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. breathe happy with new febreze plug. >>> police shot and killed another woman it happened about 2:30 am at fruit deal avenue. police were responding to calls about shots fire

arthel: lauren blanchard, thank you very much. we'll take it back here.c: let's bring in gop strategisting who was a former staffer for mike lee, and scott bolden. i'm surprised this came up, the last day to sign up. does this get fixed, scrapped or redone? >> well, i think it's going to be -- [laughter] it may end up being all of the above, eric. eric: right. [laughter] >> it creates more uncertainty in the marketplace, it creates uncertainty for the most vulnerable of americans and, sadly, it also allows the costs to continue to go up unabated. so the real challenge is, yes, i do think this ends up at the supreme court. remember, it was chief justice roberts who rewrote the law twice, so it's ironic that it's coming full circle in terms of what is constitutional. but ultimately, this goes on both parties. i'm going to be an equal opportunity offender here. [laughter] the republicans had a chance to repeal and replace and make some adjustments in terms of pre-existing conditions and people staying on their parents' insurance until they're 26. so there we

fox's lauren blanchard is joining us live from wasth the events. lauren? >> reporter: stunning indeed. michael flynn and prosecutors walked into the courtroom with an agreement. his sentence should not include present time. but after it became uncertain if the judge in this case would grant that, flynn decided to postpone the sentencing, saying instead, he could give more help to prosecutors. >> reporter: former national security michael flynn walked out of a washington dc courthouse, still unsure of how much time he will serve in prison, if any. minutes later, the white house wished flynn well. instead, attacking the handling of the fbi interview that led to his firing and guilty plea. >> the fbi broke standard protocol in a way that they came in and ambushed general flynn. and in the way that they questioned him. >> reporter: flynn's decision to delay came after judge emmet sullivan harshly described his crime of lying to the fbi. judge sullivan said "arguably, you undermined everything that like stands for. arguably, you sold your country out. and --" t

for more on this, we are joined by fox's lauren blanchard in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: michael cohen must surrender to prison on march 6th. before he does, he's giving parting blows to the president. cohen even says he's still willing to cooperate with prosecutors and the special counsel's office. >> i am done with the lying. i am done being loyal to president trump. >> reporter: michael cohen, talking publicly for the first time since his sentencing to abc's george stephanopoulos. cohen made strong accusations in the interview, saying then candidate trump directed him to make hush money payments to protect his campaign and send mr. trump -- said mr. trump knew it was wrong. >> nothing at the trump organization was ever done unless it was run through mr. trump. he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involved in these matters. >> reporter: those six-figure payments were made to former "playboy" playmate karen mcdougall and adult entertainer stormie daniels through american media. both claim to have had affairs with mr.

lauren blanchard with more throughout the show, including acting members of congress. >> president trump is on twitter this morning as he is many saturdays, he's excited about the obamacare ruling coming out of texas. >> yes, president trump is doing somewhat of a victory lap when it comes to the latest ruling on obamacare, tweeting it's great news for america and something that he, quote, predicted all along. he then went on to tweet, congress must pass a strong law that provides great health care and protects preexisting conditions. mitch and nancy, get it done. but democratic leader nancy pelosi says voters want to keep obamacare and pointed to the elections. there's the fight over the border wall and potential for a partial government shutdown and more staff changes, announcing that the secretary of the interior ryan zinke will leave his post at the end of the year, travel conflicts and the interior of the inspector general launched an investigation into a real estate deal launched by a foundation set up by zinke and backed by the chairman of one of the oil field service companies. t

we are joined by lauren blanchard in washington with more on bush's legacy. >> reporter: we are outside the bush compound in houston, texas. the world is reflecting on the life and legacy of george hw bush. the former president passed away friday night at the age of 94 years old. the oldest president in american history. americans remembering bush as a dignified statement and >> he was a true renaissance man, great gentleman, diplomat and great ambassador for the u.s. >> reporter: and navy pilot, he signed up for military service after the pearl harbor attack in 1945, he met barbara, a marriage that lasted 73 years and they had six children. >> war hero, gentleman, statement. >> reporter: he joined ronald reagan on the republican ticket in 1980 as his running mate, serving two terms as vice president before winning the gop nomination for president in 1988. >> my first thought, a very compassionate man had passed o was a beacon of humanity. >> reporter: in his time as commander-in-chief, he oversaw a time of momentous change across the world including the collapse of the soviet empire an

effects of the trade dispute with china and the future of the affordable care act as well as risin lauren blanchard is in washington tonight where there is more turmoil. lauren? >> reporter: not only is congress jittery as a shutdown looms, so are the markets. americans are waiting to see if the house and the senate can come up with a plan to avoid a government shutdown by the end of the week or will congressional members be looking at christmas here in washington, d.c.? the markets closing bell marking the end of another dizzying day on wall street. stocks dropping to their lowest levels in more than a year. the dow plunged more than 500 points. uncertainty mounts in washington. the white house and lawmakers are in a standoff over the federal budget. the president insisting on $5 billion to build a border wall. >> senator schumer has better stop being a grinch during this week that we are facing the shutdown. >> the temper tantrum will get him a shutdown but it will not get him the wall. >> reporter: democrats opposed to the wall indicating they could vote for a continuing resolution that would fu

lauren blanchard and peter doocy. you've been here before. you know the rules. how do you feel?st time i played peter, he won in sudden death. >> i didn't want to bring that up. >> tucker: it was a close win. we'll see. here's the rules. hands on buzzers. i asked the question. the first to buzz in answers the question. you must wait until i finish asking it. once i acknowledge your name, you can answer the question. each correct answer worth one point. each incorrect subtracts a point from your total score. best of five wins. are you prepared? >> let's do it. >> tucker: question one. which united states senator dunned the country he represented when he unveiled an impressive multicolored beard. lauren? >> ted cruz. >> tucker: you were fast on that. i don't know how i feel about that. >> tucker: ted cruz's beard. roll tape. >> we got the new beard thing going on. i didn't know you had that. ted cruz is with us. good to see you. getting used to the new look. if it gets wider and longer, you can be santa claus. >> ho, ho, ho. >> tucker: that was a show stopper. all right. first goe

lauren blanchard spoke to fans saying she would be remembered for her sense of humor. >> reporter: reaction to the death of comedic legend penny marshall pouring are in, friends fluking to her star to remember the actress and director. >> she was a great human being, always giving to others, she helped a lot of people in the industry and win the odds and just a great soul and she'll be missed. >> good memories, she was a very comedic person and she have had a good energy, it's sad. >> tinseltown is taking to social media and tweeting their affects. >> i was very lucky to have lived with her and her funny bone, i will miss her. >> and tom hanks who directed him in the movie big and leaching of our own, and he said goodbye penny, we laughed a lot. >> we were touched by the loss of penny, she was and grade comedian and touched all of our hearts. >> she'll be remembered for her humor and love stuff sports and that famous l on the starring war of la vergne and surgery and the 100 credits during her career in front of and behind the camera. she died in her hollywood home monday due to complicatio

lauren blanchard is in washington dc. excuse me is in houston with more on this. lauren? >> reporter: we have been watching buses full of people heading into st. martins church behind me. there the late president is lying in repose overnight. organizers are saying they expect tens of thousands of people to come and pay their last respects here in houston. over in the nation's capital it was a somber day today as friends and family gathered to honor the late president george hw bliss -- george hw bush. his sun became emotional as he remembered what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >> on the primary campaign trail in new hampshire once

lauren blanchard has more on touching tributes to bush 41. >> reporter: the train ride one of the final a week of mourning, special window getting crowds lined along the route one last look at the president's flag draped casket. in houston some 1200 mourners passing through the family's church saying goodbye to the 41st president before a private memorial service where thousand people joined to celebrate his life. >> honoring his accomplishment, we will see that we are praising what is best about our nation. the nation he dearly loved, whose values he embodied. >> reporter:) and former secretary of state james baker and bush's grandfather, george p bush among those eulogizing the late president involved in a sermon, there was a mixed celebration and solemnity and even a few jokes, how many imagine bush would have wanted. >> when the president arrives, barbara was standing there with her hands on her hips saying what took you so long? >> reporter: people at texas a and m where the presidential library is located say it is an honor to welcome him home. >> even though he wasn't a student a

lauren blanchard is live in washington with the political fallout or the president. >> reporter: it wasight boat for senators passing deadline down the road and keep the government open through the new year. now it heads to the house. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell introducing a short- term bill to keep the lights on. >> with the failure to take our borders seriously, republicans will continue to fulfill our duty to govern. >> reporter: the resolution would fund the government until february 8. if the house and then it can't both agreed by friday night, it would force a partial government shutdown. >> we ought to pass that agreement and leave it for later if necessary, the disagreement we had over the wall. >> reporter: at the center of the fight is money. $5 billion or president trump border wall and border security funding. >> i'm not happy about any resolution that does not include wall funding. >> reporter: the president said he was willing to shut down the government to get the money, it seems the white house maybe open to a short-term bill. trump appears to have backed dow

lauren blanchard is in houston tonight with more on today's events. >> reporter: thousands of people are expected to file through and passed by the casket of george hw bush overnight in order to pay their last respects here in houston. in our nation's capital today, it was somber as family and friends gathered to say goodbye to the late president. his son becoming emotional as he described what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears, let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >> on the primary campaign trail in new hampshire once he grabbed the hand of a department store mannequin asking for votes. when he realized his mistake, he said you never know, got to ask. >> reporter: the former presid

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> anita: thanks lauren blanchard. search for survivors as the death toll climbs after a powerful tsunami strikes two of indonesia's most populated islands. a live report coming up next. >> anita: fox news alert now at least 373 people dead in end dough syesha has a tsunami hit saturday night with dozens missing in the disaster zone officials feel that death toll will keep rising. william la jeunesse is in los angeles. william, some scary video coming out of indonesia there. >> yes. you know, anit tax most sums are caused by earthquakes. falls and other rises have you displacement and that push creates a wave. experts believe this was landslides after eruption of nearby volcano small enough that it did not trigger seismic monitors but large enough to push a wave 65 feet high rushing to shore. because it was not an earthquake and in the distance to neighboring islands is quite short, people had no warning including those attending a concert on the beach. >> when the show suddenly i heard people running away and saw the

lauren blanchard joins us live in washington with today's service and the moving eulogy by george w. bush. >> reporter: the plane carrying george hw bush's body had landed back in texas. now the horse carrying the casket is on its way here to st. martins episcopal church where it will lie in repose. earlier today it was a very somber day in the nation's capital as family and friends gathered to honor the late president, his son the 43rd president of the united states becoming emotional as he described what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you. a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >> on the primary campaign trail new hampshire, he grabbed the hand of a department store mannequin asking f

lauren blanchard is in washington with more negotiations. >> reporter: we are waiting to see if the senate will take that resolution up tonight and if they will vote on it. it is still unclear at this hour. this resolution could pass the senate and even the house. the big question is will president trump approve. a new proposal could keep the government funded for over a month into the new year. house appropriations committee chairman said while his preference is to fully fund the government, this measure gives the house of representatives, senate, and the white house additional time to come to a responsible from ice that puts the security of our nation first. the incoming democratic chairwoman says it is disappointing republicans have chosen to kick the can down the road for a third time. even with a temporary agreement, lawmakers aren't making much progress on a compromise for border security funding. >> i'm sorry my democratic colleagues couldn't put the partisanship aside and show the same good-faith flexibility that the president has shown. >> reporter: the president appears to be eas

lauren blanchard takes a look back at the year in politics. >> president trump second year in office. fire and fury. >> i think furious, disgusted would certainly probably fit. >> the beginning of a tumultuous year to come. >> the government shutdown was 100% avoidable. >> disputes over immigration policy. >> he has divided americans. >> followed by a national debate over gun control. >> if you listen really close, you can hear the people in power shaking. >> secretary of state rex tillerson fired by trump as others in the white house and congress stepped down. >> every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves and for me that time is soon approaching. >> facebook's founder apologized to congress. and the senate voted to approve net neutrality. >> this is the constitution of the internet. on the international front, the president announced chinese tariffs and travel to singapore to meet with kim jong un. >> president trump: we are prepared to start a new history and we are ready to write a new chapter between our nations. >> the supreme court approved the president's travel ban. >

lauren blanchard, fox news. secretary wants to use the former criminal justice law to get out of prison early, convicted for her role in the largest ponzi scheme in american history. she is asking to be released in march, yearly. lawyers say this makes are eligible since she is 70 years old and serve two thirds of her sentence. rob: a civil rights groups food the nsa and other agencies over surveillance practices. the aclu wants to know how the agency views the financial records to fight terrorism. the lawsuit says they have been unresponsive to previous requests for information. jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. police if christmas were new jersey family. a thief stole there suv packed with presents. officers, police looking for the grinch who stole it. rob: another grinch accused of stealing bikes meant for migrant children. surveillance video capturing a man riding one of them. jillian: a whole lot of whining. >> come on, stop whining. jillian: it is okay today because it is national whiners d

plus lauren blanchard who's live in washington with more on the decision in texas. eric. well, a judge may have ruled the affordable care act unconstitutional, but obamacare will remain in place for now because even the white house has said they know appeals are coming. let's break down the decision. a conservative federal judge in texas, reed o'conner, ruled the affordable care act invalid because he said it knocked out the constitutional foundation, and the judge says obamacare cannot be separated from that provision. now, less than a week from a possible government shutdown, this is likely to become yet another divisive issue for congress. >> congress failed to repeal and replace it as many of us had promised. that was, you know, that's on us. that was a terrible failure of the congress. but maybe this will cause the issue to be revisited. >> if this ruling would be permitted to stand, 17 million americans would lose health insurance, so it'd be devastating for the american people. >> reporter: if the lawsuit makes it to the supreme court, as many think it will, i

lauren blanchard is live now in houston, there's been an outpouring of support for the former presidentright. about an hour ago, the motorcade and hearse carrying the flagged draped casket of george h.w. bush left the funeral home behind me here in houston as it made its way towards elling ton airfield. that is where that is waiting for this motorcade to arrive carrying members of the bush family as well as the casket of the former president and it is expected to be taking them to washington d.c. for one last time. this community was really remarkable to watch as this hearse left this area. there were people lined up on the roads just outside of here taking photos and wanting to see this president who was here for this community. great in their eyes because he was such a member of the community. they were waiting to see him as he left one last time from this funeral home just watching that precession and motorcade, there were a few dozen folks lined up just watching this all very somberly. it's been remarkable to be in houston as this is happening and folks have been reflecting on the l

in washington lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> a partial government set down for the third time this year deal over disagreements about funding on the proposed border wall. ktvu brian silva joined us on the phone to talk about what happened happens next. >> when you consider the cost of the wall and juxtaposed with the size of the federal bureaucracy in the trillions, $5 billion is not the issue. the issue is this is something donald trump promised his base and if he doesn't deliver a lot of his base are going to be very upset with him. and so this is sadly is always in washington d.c. tinged with politics. >> the house and senate have scheduled rare saturday sessions to continue the negotiations. they both got underway half- hour ago and the partial shutdown means thousands of workers will be furloughed or forced to work without pay. they say if the shutdown continues they will pass legislation to reopen the government when they take the house majority in january the third. 9:26 a.m. parking restrictions in effect over the holiday season and how the holiday is supposed to help travelers