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rick leventhal for us in houston. thank you. president george w.viding a moving eulogy for his father and washington national cathedral earlier. >> he taught us how to grow with dignity, humor, and kindness. when the good lord finally called, how to meeting with courage and with the joy of the promise of what lies ahead. he strongly believed it was important to give back to the community and country in which one lived. he recognized as serving others and reach the givers sold. to us, his was the brightest of 1,000 points of light. >> sandra: looking at some of these clips, it is hard to pick a favorite moment from today. >> juan: i really think the father-son connection was very special. i also think, rick was talking about the people there at ellington field who've been invited and to me the idea that unlike john mccain, that the bush family invited president trump despite all the animosity between the two, it was a real positive sign. i just loved the idea that he was inclusive and could be forgiving. >> sandra: another favorite moment was seeing

i am shannon bream, we have team coverage, rick leventhal following multiple leads in the investigation of michael cohen but we begin with ed henry and the latest on border wall funding. >> reporter: john kennedy of louisiana cuts to the chase, declaring donald trump is not as serious as a heart attack when it comes to a partial government shutdown, but as serious as four heart attacks and a stroke, his point being the president is not bluffing in the intense meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer when he drew a line in the sand over $5 billion for the wall, not the to be on $1.6 billion for general border security, the president vowed they could get house republicans to pass a stand-alone bill and pelosi mocked him, many pundits claim she has the upper hand exit breaking tonight house republicans trying to put together a spending bill that could keep the government open with republican only votes. it would have the $5 billion in wall funding, fund other federal agencies into january, billions in aid after wildfires in the west and the house could vote as soon as thursday but you n

get rick leventhal back you. i agree. trump bears responsibility for employing cohen.not against the law to employ a bad lawyer who might have done something wrong. cohen pleading guilty is not the same as trump pleading guilty, that cohen may have broken the law is not the same is trump breaking the law. the media is addicted completely to what ifs not what is or what ares. they can't see the truth. can i talk about avenatti? he held a press conference condemning cohen. let's show it. >> michael cohen is neither a hero nor a patriot. michael cohen will report to federal prison exactly one year after we filed a case on behalf of stormy daniels. michael cohen was sentenced today. donald trump is next. >> greg: [laughs] he's the best. the pot calling the kettle black. but that might be racist. >> jesse: and he just lost his ferrari. >> greg: he did! >> jesse: in a great piece in the daily signal, it says trumps ex lawyer didn't violate campaign finance laws and neither did the president. it's a methodical look at federal election commission, how they rule on cases like t

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rick leventhal joins us now live from saint maarten's episcopal church where the service just wrappedp in the latest journey began. one thing i would say is that it felt so personal and very texas, with touches of that beautiful music. >> it was a remarkable service, and the exit of george h.w. bush with the military, joint military honor guard carrying his casket out here, to the hearse -- i don't know that anyone didn't have chills when that scene was playing out. a very different scene now, harris. there are buses here to pick up the thousand or so invited guests who were inside st. martin's episcopal church for this funeral service here in texas. a lot of favored favored sons and a lot of very close friends and family of george herbert walker bush inside. they heard some very moving eulogies from james baker, who said he had been a friend to the president for more than 60 years. he called him a truly beautiful human being, a charter member of the greatest generation. here is more from james baker. >> he had a very effective way of letting me know when the discussion was over. [lau

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chris: rick leventhal, reporting from houston. thank you. i had the good fortune to sit down with george bush twice after he left office. i think our talks give you a real insight into why so many people who knew this president, including me, loved the man. the first time was at his presidential library and museum at texas a & m university. i asked the president where he got his strong commitment to public service. >> some of it was from my parents. i watched my father at an early age, not realizing what he was up to, doing a lot of charitable works. my mother pounded into us early on do something for others. it's always been a part of my life but i really believe it. i really believe there can be no definition of a successful life that does not include service to others. chris: do you feel a tremendous sense of pride when you see not just your children, but your grandchildren carrying on the family tradition? >> total sense of pride and great happiness. i'm not in -- i don't try to sit at the head table anymore. i've done that. i've enjoyed

>> welcome good to have you with us at the new york stock exchange at post nine josh brown, jim leventhal, john najarian and amy raskin of chevy chase trust. can the new year bring new life for the bulls? doc, they could use them >> we could all use it >> what are you thinking about as we head into a new year now >> well, we of course gathered ourselves a little at the end of last week. >> a little bit. >> thank goodness, and that felt a little bit better, after that beating that we took on christmas eve, judge, the beating for all of december, for that matter. >> right >> i think the market is going to grapple with exactly what we've talked about, what the network talked about for days and weeks. when will we come to a conclusion with the trade deal with china that is not going to be a binary event, scott that's going to be something that plays out over time, and so for that reason, i think volatility, although they've come down by about 5%, even though the market's given back a lot of its upside pop today, volatility is still contracting. because a 30 vix means you're looking at 2% move

rick leventhal in houston. lauren. let's talk more about the legacy of president george h.w. bush. he was under the george h.w. bush administration, bush 41. thank you for joining us, bruce? bruce, can you hear me, sir? connell: we're having a little trouble looks like. we'll get back to him. lauren: i was going to ask bruce who was the cia director under that administration because george h.w. bush himself was a director of the cia along with many other impressive -- which gave him perspective. connell: it was. i read a book recently on the president's daily briefing so often. president bush when he was in office, he loved it, and they loved him delivering it every day because he had been the cia director. he ate up that kind of thing. they loved it in the agency as they call it. we'll get back to all this. get back to other stories including your information being at risk. facebook is back in hot water after internal emails that the company investigated selling user data. that a bombshell coming up next. fact is, eve

in houston, rick leventhal. >> there will be several public and private events in houston and washington dc to honor former president bush. is bush --'s body will be transported -- his body will be transported sworn -- and then flown to washington dc. he will lie in state from tomorrow night through wednesday morning. a state funeral will be held wednesday at the national cathedral in washington dc. following the service, the former president will be flown back to houston where another public viewing will be held. then on thursday he will be buried in college station, texas in the family plot near his wife, barbara. >>> evacuation orders were listed today in some areas of butte county. residents who live in part of magalia and concow have 24 hours to return to their homes and inspect the damage. they will have to show id and proof of residency to be allowed into that area. unfortunately many may find there is nothing left where their homes once stood. >> i have been in the paradise area since i was four. it is not just losing the house, it is losing my community. >> restrictions for nonr

. >> bill: thank you, rick leventhal in houston and special coverage in a few moments. remarkable when you think about the final -- i have yet to see 21 u.s. fighter jets flying in tandem in the sky. >> sandra: beautiful several days honoring his life and legacy. america's a-team is back. ed rollins, doug schoen and judy miller. thank you for being here. what a beautiful moment this continues to be for this country. >> what most people don't realize there was no republican party in texas when george bush went there. he could have stayed in connecticut and been a senator, governor, whatever. when he went to texas and ran for the senate and lost and got elected to a house seat, one seat is all that was there. there was no republican party. two people very responsible for building the republican party george h.w. bush and karl rove. >> the oak ridge boys will do a rendition of "amazing grace." >> the feeling that so many people have who may never have met him. at one point people made fun of george bush. they never hated him. i think there is a big difference today in our

laura is going to join us, and rick leventhal. laura was in the courtroom. we are going to listen in as you depose our own reporter. i was giving a little bit of color of things that were coming out of the courtroom. now let's get closer to first person from rick. >> rick, i need you to come in. we've got rick leventhal here joining us, he was inside the courtroom today. we hear it's the 36 months, three years, but i have the details you can tell us about the money. >> 36 months and three years, supervised release probation on the first group of charges. then another two months on the second, plus a few thousand dollar fines on each. so $100,000 in fines. the sentences would be served concurrently and he is going to be allowed to voluntarily surrender. that will happen on march 6th. he has almost three months of freedom left before he goes in. it's less than the recommended sentence from prosecutors. >> right. this is an interesting situation that we have outside the courthouse. we have done this before, harris, the reporters are out here and we have to divi

after picking up a deflected shot you're sure a chemist serve the ball perfectly for robert leventhal scheme for now but it was jimmy she second the sister the match and a first time eleven dusty had scored in two straight league games since match days one and two. and four nil it ended is trancing hand over really enough to set the world on fire maybe not the boy munich but they're rounding into form and know they need to keep it up. to. the salutes and we want to win the next two matches and we want to win it today so it's important to pick up six points and then we have a realistic chance to show now that's the spirit committees play has born fans absolutely enamored over seem less impressed. obviously unfair it was kind of unfair it's like a lamborghini against such a bomb and they just gassed up a lambo for the tongue it just feels like crap. john. come over. to that one i don't need to forge a new fuel if i want to move out of last place. marcus vine c.l. has looked a bit out of puff recently and hasn't exactly hit the ground running after his recent appointment to stuttgart fiv

we'll get to that story with rick leventhal.e joins us live from the federal nnlt courthouse in new york city. reporter: i was inside the courtroom and it was packed with media fan michael cohen's family and friends. he told the judge that this may be hard to believe, but today is one of the most meaningful days of my life. he said today i got my freedom back. he said his blind loyalty to donald trump' took him into thing dark and now he's back to the light. he's offered evidence against the most of powerful person in the country. the u.s. attorney painted a picture after man they say was fueled by greed and a hunger for power who deliberateli' stole millions. the judge said somewhere along the way michael cohen lost his moral compass and the flag tude and breadth of' misconduct requires 36 months in federal prison. $50 million restitution to the irs and $100,000 in fines. liz: thank you so much. good to see you. migrants from central america continue to arrive and demand and seek asylum in places like the rio' grand valley in t

rick leventhal, live in houston where bush family called their home during the winter. hi, rick. >> hey, leland, we're outside of the gates of the community where the president moved not long after leaving the white house. he's been here for some 24 years with his wife barbara until her passing in april of this year after 73 years of marriage, the longest married presidential couple and outside of the gates here, you can see some well wishers have left flowers and also an american flag draped this now honoring the man five children, 17 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and siblings. the navy pilot from world war ii, the son, and herbert walker bush was ambassador, director of the cia, vice-president, and president. after 94 remarkable years, our dear dad died. george h.w. bush was of the highest character and best dad any son ar daughter could ask for. and for the compassion of those who prayed for dad and condolences of our fellow citizens. jeb bush tweeted, i already miss the greatest human being i've ever known, love you dad. former president barack obama and mic

rick leventhal is live with more on what is to come, such an emotional day yesterday, thank you for joining. >> my pleasure. the buses lined up behind us have been rolling in since early yesterday evening filled with people who are willing to wait up to 2 hours to pay their respects with george hw bush lying in repose in st. martin the piscopo church. they have been filing through in an orderly fashion and will continue to do so until 7:00 local time, 8:00 eastern. the funeral begins in texas at 10:00 this morning with music from the oak ridge boys and reba mcintyre and eulogies by james baker and george p bush, one of the president's many grandsons. george and barbara bush have been members of this church since 1959. the president arrived in houston yesterday aboard air force one, special airlift mission 41 for the honorable mission of carrying the former president and his family to washington where he lay in state at the us capitol and had a funeral at the national cathedral attended by thousands of people including 5 former us presidents and among them george w who delivered a powerful e

rick leventhal on the ground at ellington field. >> jon: a fitting part for those of us aviation buffshat will fly the body of the late president back to washington as special air mission 41. those two aircraft. there are two air force one aircraft if you didn't know. those were first placed in service in the first bush administration. so george h.w. bush was the first president to fly on board these planes and they are being retired, as you might know. so this is kind of a fitting end to his presidency. george terwilliger was deputy attorney general under george h.w. bush and acting attorney general at the close of his administration. you worked closely with the man, you've heard some of the memories of those who covered him. but what about working in his administration? tell us what that was like. >> well, it was a wonderful experience and one of the things i've reflected on over the last couple of days was the quality of the people that president bush had around him. when i think back on going to meetings at the white house in the situation room with bob gates as deputy national sec

rick leventhal is live with the final farewell to bush 41. >> reporter: good morning, a remarkable site am local time and the line nonstop, 7:45 last night, people filing to the church. you can see the line stretching to the street where buses have been dropping these folks off. some have waited up to two hours to get here and get inside this beautiful church a few blocks from the bush family home. they file through, they see the former president lying in repose and go out the other side and go back to a nearby church parking lot. that is the system that has been set up that will continue until 7:00 local time, the funeral service begins at 10:00 local, 11 eastern, it will include performances from the oak ridge boys and reba mcintyre. there will be eulogies. james baker and george p bush, one of the president's grandsons. and the remarkable day in houston. we were at ellington airfield yesterday when bush 41 returned for the final time to texas oil aboard air force one, special airlift mission 41 in honor of the president. his family on board as well for the arrival ceremony and hundre

standing by there, senior correspondent rick leventhal. good evening. crowd letter to see this arrival. >> a large crowd. the landing was graceful, now mission 41 is passing behind us. we have been asked to stop our broadcast and here you can continue to watch the images. we will step out of the way let the pictures speak for themselves. >> bret: as we look live here, our senior advisor to the 43rd president, kyle road. as a look at this landing here in houston, you were at the service today and now the 41st president is returning home soon to make it to his internment at the library. talk about today. >> it was an extraordinary moments. we had two presidents, father and son. john adams and john quincy adams, john quincy adams was president when his father died. john adams was buried before his son could even hear the word of it. this is a unique moments. never in our history have we had one former president be buried, eulogized by another former president was his son. it was a moment, it was next ordinary moments. he had a close and personal relationsh

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rick leventhal is live outside the bushes home in houston, texas. hi rick. today has been reserved for family and friends of george h.w. bush who is now here at this funeral home until tomorrow morning when we are told members of the secret service detail will carry his casket from here to an airfield. that's where he will board air force one for that flight to washington where he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda before his funeral is held wednesday in the national cathedral. george and barbara were proud, longtime residents of houston. today the houston texans paid tribute showing a montage of photos on the stadium's scoreboard. a moment of silent reflection for the man called him an american hero, patriot, beloved houstonian and friend of the team. his son talked about his parents texas connection. >> they love to the people here. anybody that would ask my dad, even when he was in a wheelchair for a picture. he would stop and graciously - - he would treat everybody in houston the same bed with the same amount of respect. he loved houston 33 we also

. >> rick leventhal, live with us.'s turn to patrick o'carroll now, he worked with the secret service for 26 years. during that time he protected not one but four presidents including president bush, the 41st. good afternoon and welcome. >> good afternoon and thanks for this opportunity. >> your time began with mr. bush as vice president, and it's our understanding that in the very early days you got a good sense of who he was. >> the vice president is usually several agents with him, and, we really got to know bush and his family. >> so that then vice president, president bush the 41st. and they are fortunate to be the driver that drove vice president bush and mrs. bush. and when we allow them to step out of the car for viewing the public. so anyway the agent turned back to the vice president and said, we will be opening up the roof. and at that point vice president bush turned to mrs. bush and said, hey baby, i told you i would take you places. the door opened up and they stepped out to the crowd and it has stayed wi

rick leventhal is live at the courthouse where he witnessed the proceedings. >> shepard, the courtroom was packed with observers including media and attorneys and three dozen of his family and friends. his voice broke a couple times in the almost ten minutes when he spoke to the court. he arrived with his wife and son an daughter using a crutch there were many tears shed by the family after the court was adjusted. his lawyer asked for leniencying saying he offered evidence against the most powerful person in the country calling cohen a man of integrity. he said in regard to donald trump, blind loyalty to this man led me to choose darkness over light and said time and again i felt it necessary to cover up for his dirty deeds rather than listen to my own moral compass. at the end, shep, his victory broke when he said he knew he let his family down. his goal now is to become the best version of himself. shepard? >> shepard: rick, prosecutors had two different views of his level of cooperation. >> yeah, attorneys with the special counsel's office say cohen provided credible information. th

i'm anita vogel. >> rick: and i'm rick leventhal.much. a quarter of the federal government is closed because of a budget stalemate and president trump says it will stay that way until democrats agree to wall off the southern border. >> you have drugs, you have human trafficking, you have illegal people coming into our country. we can't do thatme. we don't know who they are. in the caravan, 618 people were very bad in some cases criminals. wanted for very -- you saw the one man who said he was wanted for murder. i don't want them in the country. >> rick: live at the white house, ellison barber. does it look like the president will ever get this wall built? >> right now, it seems like there is a stand-off is the best way that we can describe it i think at this point. the president says despite the government being shut down, he says that work is still happening at the southern border. construction, renovation, and he said he awarded a contract in the oval office. >> yesterday, gave out 115 miles worth of wall. 115 miles in texas. and i

cork has reaction from president trump in fun is our eighth but we begin with senior correspondent leventhal reporting near the former president's home in houston. rick. reporter: john, george hw bush and his wife barbara famously spent the summers in kennebunk, maine but houston was their home. shortly after leaving the white house in the early 19 '90s they lived in the gated committee by me. barbara bush died inside their home in here at the age of 92 and her husband died inside their home after 73 years of marriage. her husband died here late last night started by a group of family and close friends and at least one member of the clergy according to "the new york times". bush 41 body is out on a nearby funeral home and according to president trump air force one will be used to fly him to washington where he will lie in state in the capitol rotunda until wednesday. members of the public can pay their respects when they declared a national day of mourning for george hw bush. there will be a funeral service on wednesday at the national cathedral in washington. it'll be attended by president

. >> shepard: rick leventhal is here in houston at the church for the ceremony today. rick, i don't know if you had an absolute front seat when the military band played as the former president's casket came up. it was an extremely moving moment. >> i'm getting chills remembering it. it was pretty awesome to be here and see that happen. the family gathered to witness it all. george w and his wife, laura, and the brothers and their families. you know, the honor guard. we have seen them get a lot of work in, and they did it again flawless. this was a remarkable ceremony, shepard. as i'm sure you would agree. we heard a lot of interesting stories, including one that i had never heard before from the reverend about how george w. bush, one of the days that he came to the church, he and barbara were members of the search for more than 50 years. saw an usher who looked cold, and he took off his coat. he gave it to the usher. how many people would give their coach to somebody, let alone a former president, but that's the kind of man that george w. bush was, shepard. >> shepard:

maybe it was rick leventhal earlier today, saying that in august alone, 40 some thousand illegals wereumbers of people and how can we as a country manage this? that's why it's interesting to me to see the democrats say i don't want to do anything to solve this problem. nancy pelosi it seems much more concerned with getting her speakership, if she doesn't get on board with the rest of the country and the rest of the members of congress to find a solution, i'm not going to build the wall, i'm not going to do anything, that's wrong. >> julie: the democrats say they do want to have tighter border security, but when it comes to enhancing border security, what is it they want to do? the daca deal, is that what they're waiting for? >> kat: that's one thing they're waiting for and i do believe that but i think a lot of it has gotten lost in just wanting to oppose president trump because it's president trump. a lot of the same democrats who've said they want fences and some kind of barrier in the past, including hillary clinton back in 2016, she had the same sort of thing when she was in office

rick leventhal in houston standing by with the latest.eporter: we are learning more about the final moments of george h.w. bush surrounded by a small group of friends and family and clergy inside his home friday night just a few minutes from here. his final words were to his son george w. on a speakerphone and his son told him he been a wonderful dad and daddy loved him and bush 41 told his son i love you too in the past not long after that. the president's son neil was also in the room at the time and he spoke last night about how close both of his parents were to the city. >> they love the people here. anybody that would ask my dad even when he was in a wheelchair for a picture, he would stop them graciously, you know, he would treat everybody the same, with the same amount of respect. he loves houston. reporter: the president has now been moved here to this funeral home which is now surrounded by barricades and more than a dozen houston police officers and police vehicles. try the president will be moved to washington d.c. thinks to a

rick leventhal is here. there's more to this. >> and a disturbing trend here according to cpj. targeting of the press. what i didn't know, what we found out today, the cpj says the politics beat is the most dangerous to cover. the murder of jamal khaishoggi is evidence of that. a native of the saudi arabia. he worked for "the washington post." he was critical of the saudi government. he had gone to the saudi consulate to finalize his deforce to remarry but he was strangled on orders from mohammed bin salman who has denied involvement. khaishoggi is 1 of 53 members of the press to die worldwide. three dozen murdered in retaliation for their work. >> this is a really disturbing signal that journalists have become bigger targets, that journalists are in the cross hairs and that, you know, given that the most dangerous beat is politics, it's also showing that there's a pretty low threshold by those in power for investigative end or critical reporting or commentary. >> the cpj says some 250 journalists have been jailed in each of the last three years. 90% of the murders over the las

rick leventhal reporting live this afternoon. >> it's quiet here at ellington field.ttle behind schedule we're told so it won't be landing until just after 6:00 eastern time. they're ready here. they did a rehearsal this afternoon and one of the vehicles used was this specially equipped box truck that we saw on monday with a scissor lift that was used to raise the casket into air force one, which is now being called special airlift mission 41. we can show you the media that is gathered here. a lot of cameras on the poedup. the ceremony itself is a mirror image of when we saw monday with the 77th army band from fort till, oklahoma. friends and well wishes gathered and we're told members of the houston astros and the houston texans football team. bush 41 was a fan and friend of both of those teams. the ceremony it so will be solemn and tightly choreographed as it's been once the jet arrives and the family departs. the band will play. the hail to the chief, a simultaneous 21-gun salute and bush 41 will be brought to the waiting hearse to move to the church where the fune

rick leventhal is outside the bush residence in houston. rick?side the gates of the community where george h.w. bush spent about the past 24 years

fox news rick leventhal outside of the courthouse where cohen was sentenced with the latest. >> i was inside the courtroom with the hearing that lasted over an hour. michael cohen spoke for ten minutes, before he was sentenced, about his criminal conduct and i am -- embarassment for his actions and i said blind loyalty to president trump chose a path of darkness over light. he spent years in mental incarceration, his departure as loyal soldier to the president came at a heavy price. he was committed to proving his integrity. history will not remember him as a village of this story. cohen got mixed reviews from government prosecutors. special counsel's office attorneys said cohen provided credible and reliable information sought to tell the truth after initially lying to congress about his involvement in the project to built the trump tower in moscow. u.s. attorney's office said he didn't come anywhere close to assisting financial crimes and bank fraud and financial violations. showed a pattern u.s. attorney's office said deception, brazenness and greed, willful violations of

rick leventhal's at the sentencing this morning and he is tracking all of these news. >> shannon, the publisher at american media or ami, the office revealed the ami deal this afternoon, a press release after the sentencing of cohen who apologized" for his involvement and handling payments to them and to keep them quiet about alleged affairs with donald trump. one of those women, karen mcdougall was paid hundred $50,000 for her story by ami. the publisher of the "national enquirer." the inquirer. the story instead. a practice known as catch and kill. the deal was orchestrated in part by ami's owner, david figure who was a good front of the president. he is been cooperating with the attorneys as part of a nonprosecution agreement. they admit they made the payment, they suppressed a potentially harmful story and kept it from influencing the election. they agreed also to improve its practices to prevent future violations. michael: cohen who showed up ts morning with his wife, son and daughter had three rows of family and friends in the courtroom telling the judge near a ten minute statem

jon: rick leventhal is live for us in houston right now. rick? was a quiet day of remembrance for the family and friends of george h. w. bush, who was in this funeral home behind me until tomorrow morning, when six members of his secret service detail will carry his casket out of this place and bring it to a nearby airfield, about 20 miles away, where air force one is now on the ground and will take the former president back to washington for what's being called special air mission 41, in honor of the 41st president. of course he and his wife barbara had very close ties to this city of houston, so it was fitting that the houston texans football team today paid tribute to bush 41, with a montage of photos on the stadium score board and a moment of silent reflection and memory of the man called an american hero, a patriot, a beloved houstonian and a friend of the team. and the texans beat the browns 29-13 today. we also heard today from george h. w.'s son neil and his grandson pierce. >> he's had such an incredible impact, not because he's a lectur

i'm rick leventhal. >> yeah, good morning to you. nice to be here with you. >> bill and sandra obviously off today. the christmas holiday has come and gone, remaining close, president trump refusing to budge. live for us at the white house. no one seems to know, but i'm going to ask you, how long is the shut i'm going to last? >> the question that i would like to have at the moment, the president says that he will do whatever it takes. that's what he told reporters and troops, that he would do whatever it takes to get that wall, and however long it takes to get it as well. >> we need all wall, so when you say how long is it going to tak take? when are they going to say that we need voter security? when are the democrats going to say it? the democrats all agree that you need a wall until i wanted it. once i wanted it, they didn't agree. >> when asked how much money he is willing to accept, the president wouldn't get specific, but the budget director seem to be acting chief of staff mick mulvaney, they gave him a counter offer that is

welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom," i am rick leventhal. >> i'm anita vogel bill andefense james mattis marching to the exit sooner than expected. the president forcing him out earlier than the general planned not waiting for mattis to leave at the end of february. mattis resigning over the president's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. the white house saying it was time for mattis to go. >> i think that the president had known for quite some time now that secretary mattis and he did not share some of the same philosophies. they didn't have the same world view. you heard the president say a couple weeks ago he recognized that mr. mattis called him a democrat. recognized that he, i think mattis had to leave the service of the obama administration over similar types of disagreements. so, no, i don't think it was a surprise. >> rick: lucas tomlinson is live at the pentagon with more on this. the relationship with general mattis showed some strain over the past few months. what's the view from the pentagon. >> that's right, rick. defense secretary mattis the pre

good morning, i'm rick leventhal live inside "america's newsroom." >> heather: i'm heather childers joiningou again on friday. >> rick: a busy friday. >> heather: suspect his name has not been released accused of shooting and killing roneal singh. he pulled the suspect over early thursday morning in newman. 100 miles southeast of san francisco. the officer reporting shots fired over his radio just a few minutes after calling in the traffic stop. he leaves behind a wife and 5mond old son. >> he immigrated here from the fiji islands like my parents did and was definitely enjoying the american dream. went to the police academy. william la jeunesse live for us in our los angeles bureau. so, william, why are they releasing his photos and not his name? a lot of people asking that. >> right. so police say the suspect is a heavy set hispanic male in the u.s. illegally. it's not uncommon south of the border for a man to take both his father and his mother's maiden name. and when caught entering the u.s., some migrants will try to conceal their identity by inverting or omitting one name or the other.

let's bring in david leventhal from the center for public authority.es uncle? i mean, how does this thing potentially end? >> we're nine days into this affair, and nobody has budged an inch. now, the white house has come back a little bit from that $5 billion figure that donald trump has been talking about to say, hey, maybe we could get to $2.5 billion, somewhere in between what democrats want and republicans, but the democrats are definitely not budging here, and they've got time on their side. a couple days away from taking away the u.s. house, they're going to have more power in that situation, and as a result, there's really no incentive on either side to come together, to sit down and to hammer something out particularly over the holidays. everyone wanted to go home for christmas. nobody's here in washington. so it's going to be a long, long time, many days, before ultimately something happens here. eric: well, not no one is in washington, the president is. he canceled his vacation to mar-a-lago. nancy pelosi apparently out in hawaii, you know, e

rick leventhal is outside the bush residence in houston. rick?reporter: dana, we're outside the gates of the community where george h.w. bush spent about the past 24 years with his wife barbara not long after leaving the white house until her passing in april of this year. the longest married presidential couple in history at 73 years, and we've been watching as people bring flowers here to the gates of this community including a couple of funeral wreaths that were hung earlier today joining some of the other bouquets and american flags that have been left behind to honor the combat navy pilot who flew 58 missions in world war ii, the son of a senator, the father of a president and a governor. george h.w. bush was a congressman, an ambassador to the u.n., director of the cia and, of course, a two-term vice president under ronald reagan before his four years in the white house beginning january 20, 1989. and in a statement his son, the former president -- george w. bush -- wrote after 94 remarkable years, our dear dad has died. george h.w. bush wa

rick leventhal is covering the story. >> khashoggi is the most widely publicized journalist but justdie across the globe. many murdered in retaliation. khashoggi a native of saudi arabia was living in the u.s. working for the "washington post". he had gone to the saudi consulate in -- the u.s. made the top five most deadly countries for the first time this year because of that shooting at the capital gazette newspaper in annapolis, maryland. two other americans died in the u.s. covering extreme weather. the most dangerous assignment is no surprise afghanistan. 13 members of the press lost their lives. many in back-to-back suicide bomber attacks. the annual cpj report found more reporters have been jailed for simply doing their job. >> this is a really disturbing signal that journalists have become bigger targets. journalists are in the cross hairs and that given that the most dangerous thing is politics it is showing there is a pretty low threshold by those in power for investigative independent or critical reporting or commentary. >> the report found 90% of journalist's deaths go un