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with 10 to 15 miles an hour breezes and gets colder after this, we will show you low, low numbers coming up, bob kelly. >> lowwe have a water main break, sueby. 6:33. this is a live look from sky fox in east norriton on germantown pike right in front of the exxon station there, germantown pike just off of swede road. you can sea water underneath here. water department crews looked like they just pulled up. is there the exxon station to give you a location right in front of the shopping place, you have friendlies on the other side of the street. lets he get to the maps, heading throughout way, this morning germantown pike blocked at hill crest and swede road, as you roll throughe norriton, township line is your best bet and, of course, turning water off and with the temperatures below freezing anything that pops up from underground instantly freezing. busy travel day at philly international, extra time for parking, check in and security , definitely expect something crowd down there today, septa running a modified schedule on buses, trolleys, new jersey transit, also running a modified schedul and then we have

of the story of this record high story in the markets two thousand and seventeen so what about the low low points whether any black days for you. i think all the black days connected with bitcoin coverage and bitcoin developments i personally don't see that as a positive and many people here see it as negative for the financial markets as well and for their reputation this kind of speculation this kind of frenzy this kind of greed that's being associated with bitcoin which we see there sheds a negative light basically on all kinds of investing and even on healthy investing on sensible and wise investing for old age securities for pension funds for companies workers and so the development with a coin is one of the negatives for me this year. only balance in frankfurt thank you very much. around one thousand years ago long caravans brought spices and porcelain from china to the middle east and europe the camels also carry precious silk which gave the route its name the silk road it covered thousands of kilometers right across asia the chinese government now wants to revive it in recent years

low instead of being straight. it's in -- vertical low and each low brings polar air down into some low latitude region like the midwest. and warmer air it takes up towards higher latitude where it shouldn't be like -- the northeast. so you are finding alternating fleejts world in mid-latitudes where it is either exceptionally hot or exceptionally cold and these extremes of weather are being seen for the past eight years coinciding with the retreat of sea ice, and they span the latitudes where we get most crop production and so they're having very drupghtive effect on crops and causing global food crisis to rise which is really serious for third world countries so we're finding another effect on the -- global food production that's -- the life of people. and the final set which is is really important for around here with the hurricanes -- is up north greenland a place first spotted by whale hadders is a location where ice used to grow in the winter and cause the the surface quarter to sink the ice has salt into the ocean and that producer helped to produce to slow circulation of quarter in the atlantic. not the same as

low 30s for coldest inland valleys. afternoon highs with a mix of sun in high clouds low 50s to upper 50s few low 60s there.e no problems going to tahoe 49 degrees. to los angeles 66 degrees. weather wise only place you will find snow pacific northwest, and northeast other than that from the south to the mid-atlantic states will be rain that causes issues for travellers. freezing cold morning with frost on saturday morning, still going to be cold not as cold as tomorrow morning but still cold. increasing clouds lead to increasing temperatures daytime and nighttime which many will be happy to hear and christmas will be looking dry. looking at the latest models, slight chances of closing out 2017 with dry weather. >> hopefully the new year brings us rain. >> we may not get rain but warriors fans like one thing. >> can i share a personal story. after ten years of begging sandy for some authentic indian food she allowed me to taste some curry rice with collie flower tonight. >> wasn't it good? >> it was delicious. she gave me one bite. >> ha, ha, i didn't cook for you. >> that's enough. >> ten more years i migh

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low. low his folks down here they won't. they won't help tell you tony the way that your book goes somebody so you can do it they go think that. they're what they call us needs. help to him and right people out. and then when you come in here where years would bring several officers at work going to work so . first better reported or hears this a lot of the star witness. people. news where is drug related they are going over the. the suspects and then taken to which it's a prison. and when they get there they're rented to the sheriff. you don't want to go make a tour go see what it's like round and sail the well don't warms like this is who it ok you are it. and it will show you around a bit. one thousand one hundred fifty prisoners are living in very basic conditions this is the way all of our set up here you know our whole like the fifty and one. and they do have a. really great name put back to the south they don't go anywhere i mean they are very here twenty four seventh's. jay russell has just begun his second term as sheriff he knows prison regulations well he wrote them in his absence only one person can make decisions prison warden pat johnson. and usually there's someone out here would think but if not he can sit right here and he can watch the whole. all for. when there's all cameras and you know him so he's got to get out and he knows what's going on at all times just from sitting here. there are many cameras and only one god monitoring two hundred prisoners. beds and laid out closely. is no privet war. was never one remonde prisoners sleep beside convicted felons. say russell is full of ideas about how to reduce costs. where people would go visit him between glass top all these you know but over time technology has taken over that now we just do it on like i said you know b.t.o. visitation i don't know what comes in it will we don't have to search for many more all saturdays and sundays and it's cost effective not to real now that may and how we're doing all right which saves a lot of money and loan. maximum profit at any cost the sheriff will stop at nothing kitchen the prisoners are put to work in here. you know they're getting about forty percent off what they're making but yet they're paying for their incarceration ok so it's a huge deal with those monies like i said do go back in the public say they go to law enforcement they go to our equipment our card salaries things of that nature so they're basically paying us to put them back in day because if they if they occur if they re a real thing and. we stand also we should have used the problems here. just way back there so when did the remodel took all the walls out so you just got one clear little lead there to i'm going to pay. the sheriff maintains a relationship with every prisoner. no more you had back you know our friends our family my family you know. for twenty eight days you married twenty years have been locked up twenty. three to get home but take a. look at the. when you don't. see the. what did they cook to do. what are the most true only ten space. left in the building said. no servants it is the state that. you speak french. that said. let's send. this busy signal to itself to. about one hundred of them i did but that's not a cut i mean you know i mean my. dismissal but you know me a little much to be still slot. machine of slate feel compelled to. give it doesn't have to go. through another sunday to the left about a lot of people get it that some. time and most will go down. as become a hot item. criminon would come the most and then the police news. from some listener count somehow must post some solo some made out. of the from the one that hit. everybody and stephen both. hollywood. guy suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. enthusiastic this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well just a little bit different i thought of going going going up there oh no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have some fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. what politicians do something that. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat want to be. the two going to be for us to see what the before three in the morning can't be good but i'm interested always in the waters of our. question. these are the most profitable inmates they are awaiting release to work outside the prison but they return at night service manufacturing jobs or just it just depends on where they need where they need to be in the needy is ok and once we have the jobs we take them to and they pay a percentage of their salaries for their state for their baby for their housing for their transportation for their meals for all of that they go back to into the department to go to the chair stopped so it's very profitable and that was a ok. these hundred eighty two million mason net profit us about a million dollars a year ok profit and once everything's paid for everything. because of the sheriff doesn't want to lose out on this lucrative business. it. deserves a chance yeah nasa let you be sure you know stayed on it forever wishing you could have made out a. crazy man and then. i wake at the layer of. many louisiana residents who've been to prison. they are there for two and a half yes frank was in custody for a robbery he was involved in shooting anyone on the street and even in front of their own house is under suspicion not really related if they all run the risk of being checked yeah and they go to what sound radio you know feel good moment he. is talking. about the police who patrol the area at walking pace. down the. data base models video of people in the street. that would be seen at a cost is a lot of really your people in the street so yes there were shooting new video all night. because you got shot of my god. i was picked up. once and then laid all released and was picked up again and from there i was here. toward a half year and i. was there at the store and i didn't see none. came in the door always thing with soda in my lawyer. didn't mention anything about ted to distinctive features she said no it's all so you're lego why did mark get cornered on the pits and. he said that he didn't see anything and she was like we had have a maze of for monsieur and he went to the store earlier. and then later on. when i have years later i was released. from. two and a half years in custody made the twenty six year old father of five writes rap songs. songs about life for louisiana prisoners. three. sleep. away. from the red. conditionally were. doing showers dollar nice for too much very cold showers. or whatever. who know. they were there are so many innocent people. because nobody paid attention you know like. no you know voice were big enough to me as a chain of command you know it's a law enforcement is the detectives need. from there you know they all work together and i mean of of nobody could come and see was going. to get away with. this. franks is not an exceptional story. louisiana was late to abolish slavery but african-americans still had to fight for their rights. a cute guy to talk you guys here. it was me and one nine hundred sixty three that was me. fifty four years ago. that was me. i was one of them who led to demonstrations and it was met by people who would guns in and all of the stuff that people had in the middle sixty's to stop african-american kids from demonstrating from seeking now dance civil rights. after years of political activity calvin johnson became the first black judge in louisiana. he's often dealt with sheriffs. they all words i can use to to describe what i feel about that. but then you would have to cut those words out of this interview. because leave three in did the way to keep people in slavery was to use the justice system and then fix laws such that the newly freed people form of this needs would be put back in jail and in the. forced to go back on the plantations and work is not dead they are. a mean people of bad people it's it's that they are as much a a for lack of a better word victim of the system as the people who are in the jails all victims of the system because we are a poor state and we have used all kinds of means always to to fund our sales so the sheriff in most places all using that as a means to fund. the sheriff's self and his and was needs to operate when he's using it for that purpose and the louisiana law the third time he did one of those things i just described you could go to jail for life. i would not do. that. steve exemplifies the absurdity of the system in two thousand and seven he was arrested for driving under the influence in prison he learned that he was a chevy positive. you want to spend the money on. own not there to your officer because i was only inmate those want to go the house but. they feel like i would never important. yet when i was almost dead they they sent me if they would say me the hospital sooner. then. the infection and they would tell my here i would probably wouldn't even be in there my spinal fluid build up my spine or count got up to my brain cavity pushed my brain open was pushing forward on the turn to push it through my face. you had as i reminded her was about to pop out of sockets the piece of the optic nerve on the back side permanently damaged. and they tell me that i was a job the positive. told and they must have somebody else's records confused with mine because i'm not positive and they said yes you are. right. yeah. we need to talk about everything you know pretty low. on left and. so on and. steve returns to prison but his treatments didn't begin until months later thanks to social workers like darren stanley prisoners can hope for medical care as a source we're going to figure out how to get that medication soon to you and a list of. his who say they will do a chevy medication in a blister pack. according to the sheriff's twenty four dollars per prisoner per day isn't enough to pay for hiv treatment louisiana was very odd compared to the other states it was very clear that we had a very big problem with our parish and city jails providing h.l.v. medication treatment to the inmates it was crystal clear you consider the culture of medication i could imagine there's a lot of h.l.v. positive inmates there are not getting treatment. the old prison of new orleans is finally in the past it was one of the was just in the united states. the new prisoner looks like an office building. even inside it's very different. than our ideas on heart condition hyper

and low income rental and low in moderate home ownership and very low income seniors and formally homeless veterans and developmentally disabled folks and transition aged youth and this pie chart shows the break down about the percent of it's a low number and family rental the 07 and supportive at 15% and home opioid at 11%. this is what the housing team does all day so we attend community meetings and we work on schematic design rerioux and approvals just like the last item you heard and we negotiate development agreements and on marketing activities and we have a housing asset protocol as we finishish our projects and transfering over to ocd and here is just a list of the affordable housing financing tools that we use on many of our projects. this mentions the past fiscal years so you can see the stand alone projects and this year it's 552 units and this is the strongest year we've had for the past four years so we're happy to there's a nature to housing development so it's never like kind of constant and it depends on the status of the things so it d

has nothing to do with liberalism because liberal law or a low low order and withing that order is necessary order is necessary in strong order and. absolutely we are not happy with this corruption that is. becoming huge now in russia but liberalism has nothing to do with all that because if a law is the law below should be respected. the situation is that the law isn't respected we are so deep in the corruption so i think that there is a. of course up from his liberalism because liberalism. was the reason to introduce speculation to. really what has to have to do with. don't feel i mean what i hope it all is it is the theft capitalism is absolutely unjust political system. and public and the social conduct and death of wallace for the founding father of liberalism absolutely clear the first individual even more all its heat of course. personal profit individual profit is the basis was considered to be the basis all good for public good so a personal look see what you telling me is that when people steal or when they demand a bribe or when they channel money out of the state budget they actu

has nothing to do with liberalism because liberal law or a low low order and withing that order is necessary order is necessary strong order and. absolutely not was this corruption that is. becoming huge now in russia but nothing to do with all that because if the law is the law below should burn a speck that. is. the situation is that the law isn't respected so deep in the corruption soul. that there isn't of corruption is liberalism because liberalism. is was the reason to introduce speculation to. do you know i get it really has to have to do. as you don't feel i mean what i hope it all is it is the theft capitalism is absolutely unjust political system. and public and. social conduct and death wallace for the founding father of liberalism absolutely clear the first individual in morella to eat of course. personal profit individual profit is the basis was considered to be the basis all good for public good so the personal. i want you to telling me is that when people steal or when they demand a bribe or when they channel money out of the state budget they actually think that they a benefi

johnson visits moscow for the first time as british foreign secretary and although relations are at a low low point. by attempting some russian. thank you very much general.

has nothing to do with liberalism because liberal or a low low order and withing that order is necessary order is necessary in strong order and. absolutely not was this corruption that. is becoming huge now in russia but nothing to do with all that because if it is the law below should burn a speck that. is. the situation is that the law isn't respected so deep in the corruption so i think that the reason of corruption is liberalism because liberalism. is was the reason to introduce speculation to. really has to have to do that i. don't feel i mean is the theft capitalism is absolutely just political system. and to social conduct for the founding father of liberalism absolutely clear that the first individual. personal profit individual profit is the consumer. to be the basis all good for a public good so personal. what you telling me is that when people steal or when they demand a bribe or when they channel money out of the state budget they actually think that they are benefiting they're doing that for ideological liberal reasons rather than all of us liberalism. liberal has opened the

low rates, low inflation environment , that still largely is predicated on what monetary policy looks like. it still remains easy. in that environment, i still think you need to go with the sectors of the market, stocks that can really generate topline revenue growth, generate a tremendous amount of free cash flows, that they can buy back their shares, paid dividends, reinvest in their businesses. and those are still in growth sectors of the market. financials, technology, health care. folksk this is still getting a bit ahead of themselves in the value trade. shery: what happens accompanies do not deliver on their earnings growth giving the lofty valuations? michael: i think that is the biggest risk to the market in 2018. in that companies fail to deliver on what is expected to be a big year for earnings per share growth. for s&p 500 companies, earnings are basically flat in 2014 to 2016. this year, we are going to get 10% earnings-per-share growth. next year, we are expected to get more. especially with the tax package plan passed. my concern is that if we do not get it, you could see stocks except for next year. vonnie: what is the character of this market in the sense of the confidence backing it up if we stop a small selloff? could that trigger something larger? michael: potentially. it seems the sentiment these days for investors is by the dips and the have not been any. it seems as though investors are really enthusiastic about buyinb this markef -- buying this market. if i look at indicators, it isn't euphoric. they are not partying like it is 1999, but they're comfortable buying stocks, risk assets in this environment. i do not see that changing given the current environment that good growth, rising corporate profits, easy monetary policy and lowes, low inflation. shery: i love that you said buying the dip because we had this chart that shows the point. we have not seen a pullback a 5% or more. those are the white lines. we have not seen a pullback in a long time. the longestand streak since the 1960's. can you even try to buy the dip at this point? michael: it has been more than 400 days since we have ready 3% decline or more, the longest ever. if we were to have a bit of a pickup coming -- hiccup, you could see accelerated selling. i do think the fundamental supporting the stock market rally continue to remain there. as we talked about earlier, i think the linchpin is corporate profit growth to this. we will find out in the middle of january when fourth-quarter earnings come to market whether we are going to see those results. the market is expecting big things. comparables are going to get tougher. fourth quarter 2016 versus fourth quarter 2017 is going to be harder. that is going to be important. if you do see a miss, you

sheryl: our numbers are still low, low for women, low for underrepresented minorities, and that's a problemg us. diverse teams make better decisions. we are having some success on the business side of the company. our company is more than half women on the business side, and i'm proud of that. on the tech side, it remains a struggle. there are 16% of computer science graduates today that our women, compared to 35% in the 1 980's, when the field was smaller. blacks and hispanics are not represented in computer science. in order to hire computer scientists, we have to persuade more women and underrepresented minorities to going to computer science. we take that really seriously at facebook. we have a large facebook internship program. we hire people from all backgrounds. we started going earlier in the program. we created facebook university, tried to find women and underrepresented minorities, who we thought could be great at computer science, but were just starting in the field, so we could get them earlier and invest in them and try to keep them in. we have a large computer and science --

low-cost carriers are still quite a dominant force in europe. do you think by launching an airline like this it will help you take on the low—cost characters joon is will help you take on the lowlow—cost carriers. if we do that we have the answer, we have low—cost carriers. the main threat and the main target we have is to compete with the carriers not on the low—cost segment of but in the next segment. not into leisure or business. will it improve your margins, because air france margins have always been... the idea is to boost our margin. it is also to relieve the pressure on some routes in order to commit to air france mainline as well asjoon to joe, using batterers resources. you have announced a new partnership with jet airways in have announced a new partnership withjet airways in india. how will this help air france? you consider that india is a very big market. we are under representing this market. 0uraim is to are under representing this market. our aim is to increase the presence. the best way to do this is offering the biggest opportunity possible to the biggest opportunity possible to the customers in europe and in india. the market between india and the united st

wasn't just the united states we did have record earnings towards the end of the year and low, low volatility, low, low inflation, those three themes very much impacting the market and of course throughout the year the expectations of tax cuts winners and losers in 2017 not surprising when you get low rates and you get an economic expansion, home builders were fabulous limited supply as well that helped, semiconductors on the internet of things in general and maybe the miners for bitcoin. global economic expansion and china continuing to hold up well and aerospace, airplanes a big deal around the world. whether people should be buying oil, i give the markets a lot of credit for being disciplined and not trying to again buy oil service and exploration production stocks at the bottom. they basically let them sit even though oil moved up towards the end of the year. very disciplined they tried earlier and got killed playing that deal telecom as rates started moving up they got hurt this is the year of the global markets. we keep using that word, synchronized global expansion but this is what it looks

lows. 30 degrees. up at sanl rosa. we'll see mid 30s in many other inland locations. a low of 34 in the early morning hours. in other bay side locations, we'll see lows in the low to mid 40s. so we have a freeze warning in effect for the north bay valleys. from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for virtually all the north bay. the temperatures will drop between, down to level between 25 and 31 degrees. the temperatures will that low could kill sensitive vegetation so try to protect plants, pets and people. it will be pretty cold. here's the 12-hour planner starting at 7:00. at which appointment it will be 35 degrees. notice how the temperature climbs, going into the early afternoon hours. there will be a sharp drop in temperatures. er 66 up at santa rosa, 55 in san jose. and on we go to the expectant rainfall over the next seven days. notice zeroes. that means it will be dry. no probability of rain. here's the seven-day forecast. a bit milder thursday afternoon. the next two mornings, both will be quite chilly are. thus thermometer there with the icicl icicles. nothing near freezing. >> liked his three ps. >> pets, and plants. >> he swore me in. >> it was an of

lowe's driving was extremely reckless. >> reporter: lowe has been charged with murder, dui and hit-and-run. the d.a. filed murder charges because lowewo previous duis in sacramento. his license has been suspended four times and revoked once all because of drunk driving. cal baseball pitcher jared horn was the only person in the car to survive. his father, younger brother, uncle and cousin all died. lowe left the scene but was later arrested. ktvu legal expert michael cardoza says you understand the law, lowe was put on notice by judges after each of his prior duis. >> if you drink and if you drive and if you kill someone while drinking and driving because you have been convicted of a driving under the influence charge, you could be charged with murder. >> there is sufficient evidence to file the murder charges. i've confident we'll achieve success in this case and hopefully bring some measure of justice to the victims. >> reporter: in a statement, relatives of the victims thanked investigators and said, the families have complete faith that the little system will run its course and justice will be served. the defendant will be back

low for low temperatures. it is 6:00 readings. by later this evening everybody is feeling like single dimgits. we have areas feeling like it is below zero. philadelphia close to zero. it doesn't warm up much during the day. still single dimggits by the afternoon. in the afternoon there are areas of light snow moving in from the west. on sunday and monday it gets colder than it is today and then of course at night it is going to be colder than that. new year's eve will be even worse. >> coming up will brandon be ready for the playoffs? one bird is done talking to the media. we'll show you what happened today. that's next. t comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com slash philadelphia. >>> i'm john clark. there is only one thing to worry about, brandon gram's ankle. will the eagles starters lplay n sunday? some other starters will also get in there. if doug rests some of them their playoff game would be almost three weeks after the raiders win. they want to play. >> i can't afford to. we are preparing as we are playing the whole game. >> it would be better than the down time. there's a lot to play for. >> the eagles say they would like to get to 14 wins most in eagles history in a season. they had by far their worst game of the season monday night. jeffrey jeffreys. he left without talking to the media. he did speak today. >> it's difficult. >> a win is a win. he gives you a considerate answer but he is not happy about something today. he said he is not talking to the media anymore. >> i'm not talking to you. i think i'm done. >> i'm john clark. we'll be right back. >>> last check on our weather tonight. >> we are up where it is going to feel as low as 15 below by tomorrow morning. during the day tomorrow it may not feel like it's above zero. for philadelphia you could see how low the temperatures are all the way through next tuesday. the coldest of the cold will be sunday and monday when the eagles are playing. we have new eyear's eve and new year's day. it is something we have to watch. >> it is really coal fld. >> it was a night game. this day game will be just as cold if not colder. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, the crushing snow emergency that's left one northeast city buried under more than five feet of snow. >> i'm used to it. i grew up here. but this is a bit much. >> as a dangerous deep freeze tightens its grip on tens of millions. >>> three big cities sue the pentagon for not reporting convtions of military personnel to the fbi's gun database. it includes the gunman who carried out a shooting at a texas church. >>> a gunman gets on a flight with a boarding pass from anoth

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lowe from sacramento spoke up during the court proceedings. kron four's terisa estacio was in court with lowe this afternoon. terisa, lowe is facing 4 murder charges, is that a bit unusual in a traffic accident. (estacio reporting) "this entire case is shocking and jarring."deputy district attorney derek butts, contra costa county -contra costa deputy district attorney derek butts - on this case last saturday when these four family members, daryl horn, son, joe horn and troy and baden biddle died - when prosecutors say fred lowe driving under the influence crashed into the white nissan they were traveling in and sent it careening out of control - eventually landing upside down. butts. mr. lowe is facing four counts of murder, dui, causing ingury with 2 priors, fleeing the scene of an accident. prosecutor butts revealed lowe has 2 prior dui's from 2011 and 2012, plus on 5 separate occasions, his license had been suspended.butts. he had recently been told not to drive back in august.lowe, whose picture has not been released - now faces a 4.2 million dollar bail. video from vigil -this is video shared with kron four news of

franken pointed to republicans like hold me to the low, low standard that donald trump gets held to. well guess what, the republicans have a really lowcans on this and they need to be pulling them with them. not going down to their level. >> let's look at the big picture here. senate minority leader, to your point about the moral high ground and scott says it's only one. which is the president endorsing an accused child molester in the rnc -- >> of course. >> total of $170,000 to roy moore. that is the big picture here. thank you all. >> thank you. >> great conversation. see you soon. >>> this is cnn tonight, i am don lemon, it is 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast and we're live with the breaking news. more wild fires erupting across southern california. hundreds of thousands of acres blazing as heavy winds fan the flames. the largest now more than twice the size, get this, washington, d.c. it is scorching 115,000 acres and destroying at least 439 homes. across the region, more than 100,000 people forced to run for their lives. thousands

low lows for the white house, but it's something they're very much used to. they have gotten some really great news. i think probably the most important thing that has happened to them this year which is finally they are getting close enough to a legislative achievement that the president can see victory on the horizon. we know that they still have to wait for reconciliation for the house and senate versions to come together, but white house, this is the closest they've gotten on anything. remember on health care it was failure after failure. the president tweeting in the wee hours of the morns just as the bill passed that we are one step closer to delivering tax cuts for working families across america. special thanks to mitch mcconnell and hatch for shuffling the bill through the senate. so the president there praising much mcconnell, someone who he has not had the best relationship. at the same time the michael flynn news is dogging this white house and it is very serious. the white house is putting a positive face to the public, but privately, lawyers were surprised by what they learned yesterday and i still have to figure out what this means for the president going forward. >> we appreciate it so much. thank you. >>> let's talk more about what this means. here to break it all down, our political anchor, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so this guilty plea really comes at a bad time for the president. within 24 hours really of the president's party getting through the only major legislative win of the year, you've got a former member of his administration pleading guilty to a felony while working in this administration. give us the context of what this means for the president, this tax win and at this moment. >> well, the tax win is huge for all republicans and in particular, the president. this takes for the members of congress this takes some pressure of them. what's seen as a tough year, 2018, if they didn't get something passed the tax reform in particular, that's happened now. and they'll have some more confidence and a better chance at holding their majorities in congress next year. for the president, however, nothing is going to offset the chaos that follows now. the cloud that has now darkened and appears to have some thunder rumbling inside of it that comes with thissish sha inquiry. it's no longer something you can dismiss as fake news. it's no longer something the different excuses that the president has put up. this is someone who was his top security advisor who pled guilty that he committed a crime and he was about lying to having a relationship with russian officials. >> you can't dismiss as they tried to with george papadopoulos, you can't with manafort saying that he was a short term volunteer. this is someone that was with the campaign and part of the administration. let's stay with this tax vote. i was about to say tax reform. is this the reform that the president and the party initially set out for or is it just the cuts that the president in recent days says that he was going for? >> i don't know if reform is the right word. the reality is what's driving the entire process and what's driving the final bill or the one that passed the senate anyway early this morning is a corporate tax cut. everything else follows from that and so you have to tinker here and there, but it's going to reshape american life without really reshaping the tax system. the general idea was supposed to be that put more money back into the hands of americans. that's going to happen up and down across the board. the reality middle class people are going to see a cut. it should be something that really stimulates the economy. the economy was already sort of picking up. i think the president himself put it, it's going to throw rocket fuel on it, we'll see what happens. there is a day of reckoning down the road though and that's something real reform may have paid more attention to. it's going to be a whole different ball game and it's the looming deficit and it's going to see if major cuts to support the future. >> we're going to talk about that a little later but i want to talk about process and senator john mccain back in july right before he gave that famous thumb's down for the senate proposal for repeal and replace of obamacare, he just returned from treatment for cancer and this is what he said about the process then. >> the administration and congressional democrats couldn't have forced through congress as massive as obamacare and we shouldn't do the same with ours. >> shouldn't rush something through. the bill was introduced. people got to read it about 9:00 p.m., the vote was done by 2:00 a.m. >> there's a bit of inconsistency there. if it was a bipartisan buy-in, this is the entire economy and he went along and cast his vote. any two republicans could have stopped this bill in its tracks and that's the political reality of it is that for republican to not push for corporate tax reform which is probably the one issue that unites all the different wings, all the different region, all the different generations of lawmakers who are all there under the republican banner, if they couldn't do that that would be a massive political problem. >> bob corker, the only republican not voting for this plan. he had a problem with the deficit numbers. those estimates we'll talk about later this morning. >>> as we've been reporting michael flynn charged with lying to if fbi, but what he tells investigators about other people in president trump's inner circle could be the next steps. we'll take a legal look at what's next. 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what do you need to incriminate on that point? >> to incriminate jared kushner in some sort of illegality, obviously in flynn came in and indicated he received illegal orders from kushner, you could bring a case based on that. it would be a very difficult to case to win. i don't know at this point if there's any dispute about -- between the two men about what was discussed. there was discussion involving israeli settlements and a u.n. resolution that was pending. so i suspect the two men will be on the same page as to what was being discussed in general with respect to that. >> all right. so beyond that, when we look at the reach of this, how vulnerable is kushner? >> well, in the report, as your report included, he was caught on intercepts having these kind of conversations with various different people. it may seem that jared kushner wasn't quite aware of who was listening to his conversations. that's one level of exposure. it seems also that the prosecutors are doing what prosecutors do which is even if they don't understand the full scope of a possible conspiracy, they can figure out whether you have lied to them. so if kushner is consistent, he should be okay. it's not clear that that's the case though, because we've heard him give different versions of who he was involved in. we've seen him have to amend and revise and update his disclosure forms. we've had him have to sort of change his story a couple of times about meetings that he had or forgot to mention. he too had one of those episodes when it came to meeting the ambassador. so i think it's now clear the fbi or i should say the mueller investigative committee is perfectly willing to bring charges if you lie to the fbi. >> so paul, the connection between jared kushner and president trump is a very short line? >> well, yeah, it's a very close connection. he's is son-in-law of the president and certainly if a -- you can start to build a case against kushner. you're getting very, very close to the president of the united states, but i have to agree that this remains to be seen as to where this goes with kushner. you have to remember one thing. they dropped this case against general -- the general because they were eaves dropping on conversations that he had and he denied having had any conversations. so kushner on the other hand has admitted to contacts. he hasn't gone into substantial detail publicly about a lot of those conversations but i think he situation might not be as pearl louse as the general's. >> i want to read something from the woug post. they said flynn was a private citizen in 2016 and he basically admitted he urged the russian ambassador not to retaliate after president obama announced sanctions to punish russia for meddling in the presidential election. at the end of the day, what is the repercussion of that? and is this act, is it an outdated law or is it still purposeful here? the logan act, no one's ever been prosecuted under the logan act. the logan contact is a very old law that is supposed to prohibit citizens, civilians from getting involved in diplomatic efforts on their own and so if you have this 18th century law still on the books and it's never once been used to prosecute anybody for interfering with foreign policy, it's hard to imagine that this would be the one time that you would pull it out. so no, that's not the crux of the problem and here again, that's why i think we can expect prosecutors to stick to what they can prove. to go back to water gate, they never found out why those burglars broke into the dnc headquarters. what was really the problem was all this obstruction of justice, all this lying to authorities. that's what i think the trump white house has to be more concerned about. are you lying about it? that can get you in a lot of trouble. >> i only have a second but that's what i was going to ask. can mueller use flynn to try to proof obstruction of justice for firing combey. >> he most definitely can do. the president was saying hey, can you lay off flynn, flynn's really a good guy. one of the claims of on construction is that the president knew he had committed illegal acts and fired comey and that becomes close to an impeachable offense. so that's dangerous area. and getting back to the logan act, i think at some point impeachment started to be a serious discussion, certainly the trump administration's involvement in negotiating foreign policy before he was sworn in as president would be something that would come up in connection with those proceedings. the logan act remains on the books and it hasn't been enforced but certainly they were trying to sabotage negotiations regarding israeli settlements. >> it is so intriguing how intercorrected everything is here. thank you, gentlemen. >> the bill passes the senate. coming up, the next steps. will it become the first legislative victory for the trump era? >> also republicans say the tax overhaul will turbo charge economic growth. skeptics not so sure about that. we're going to take a deeper dive into how corporations are going to get deeper tax cuts and what it means for american workers. we know life can be hectic. that's why at xfinity we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now with instant text and email updates you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels so you don't miss your favorite show. and with just a single word, find all the answers you're looking for. because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. download the xfinity my account app or go online today. >>> always so grateful to have you with us. >> good morning to you. >> so a 51-49 vote in the senate gets the gop closer to the tax cuts for christmas. this would be the first legislative win for the president. >> but it comes after news that micheal flynn is cooperating with the special counsel investigation. he admitted to lying to the fbi about his contact with the former ambassador. the plea is just hype, they call it a sack of smoke. >> the white house is distancing itself though from michael flynn as it talks up tax reform. >> joining us now, white house correspondent and we've seen the president's tweet about tax reform, nothing at least yet about flynn although if the president follows his pattern it is a saturday morning. he will be mawaking up and sayi something probably against all the attorneys in the white house. >> so far it's been pretty disciplined from the president on social media and that's partly because on the horizon of all this flynn stuff has been the promise of fulfilling a real campaign pledge to his supporters on the horizon. you know, the president and mitch mcconnell, senate leaders really strong armed a lot of senators over the last week and they succeeded in getting almost every one, except for bob corker who has been a critic of the president and a lot of concerns about the bill that they tried to resolve overnight but weren't able to as this flynn investigation continues. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> so the president claiming that the republican tax plan really going to help the middle class and boost that job growth we've been talking about. >> we break down what this new tax bill could mean for you. christina? >> the argument that corporate tax savings will somehow flow down to the little guy is a gross oversimplification. look, companies have had money to nst in jobs, research and plans for quite some time now but they choose for the most part to do other things with it like reward shareholders instead of reinvesting in their own businesses. >> it reduces the corporate rate from 35% all the way down to 20%. and it provides a one-time lowax rate to return corporate money parked overseas. trillions and trillions of dollars. >> republicans say that workers benefit when companies pay less tax. it will free up cash to employees and expand operations. >> that's money we want to bring back. we're going to create expensing that insent vise companies to create jobs. >> but how much will the average american benefit from corporate tax cuts? will it really trickle down? in front of trump's very own economic advisor -- >> if the tax reform goes through, do you plan to increase your capital investment in the tax reform goes through? >> a tepid response. a reduced rate on trillions parked overseas. if they bring that money back home, but ceos of major companies admit that workers won't necessarily see more jobs or higher wages. at least not right away. >> what about jobs and wages? does that argument work? is that something -- is that an area you would focus on and you would invest in? >> i think principally it's not our short term

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>> you have low inflation. low employment. market to earnings kept coming in better than expected quarter after quarter. that's just in the u.s. dagen: do valuations in the united states, early in the week you had not just the nasdaq and dow. you had russell at an all-time high. some people look at it based on the corporate tax cuts in the s & p 500, that flows to earnings. do you see that much of a benefit in the market? >> i think there is a misconception that has to do with taxes. the tax bill was passed and it didn't have a huge effect on the market. it's about earnings. the optimism will carry through. but if you are positioning your portfolio you have to think globally. dagen: if you bet on some of the giant corporations in the united states, you are betting on the globe. that's why you have seen even the dow do a mighty job keeping up with the nasdaq and the s & p 500 in 2017 in terms of overall performance. >> if you look at the emerging markets, they outperformed u.s. markets this year. i think that trends will contin

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crackers off a plate that someone had previously had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> reporter: at home they created a peanut-free environment. she could only eat meals prepared by her parents. the anxiety of a severe potentially life-threatening allergic reaction was overwhelming. >> i didn't know what was going to happen in the future. so it was a little scary, but i wasn't completely scared. >> reporter: last year, the family met a doctor who treats children with peanut allergies. >> giving small doses of the food that the person is allergic too, in this case peanuts, and gradually systematically over a period of several months we can get a child who might have been highly allergic to peanuts to tolerating eight to ten peanuts a day. >> reporter: miranda started her therapy in june of 2016. the doctor personally monitored her treatment. the treatment starts with giving peanut in the liquid form. then a powdered capsule. eventually an actual peanut. it's a gradual process that takes months to develop. it's not a cure, the treatment builds tolerance. >> the patient stays in the office an hour after the dose. >> reporter: the treatment worked for miranda. >> now that wae know she has a tolerance for peanuts, we're not worried about her accidently eating more than a full serving of peanuts. we know a full serving is safe for her. >> reporter: the doctor says the treatment has an 85% success rate and he plans to treat milk and egg allergies. >> if you think this treatment may work for your child, call your pediatrician. >>> now to a look at the other stories we're following you county by county. north hampton county, police officers are looking for someone who pretended to be one of them, stopping and frisking a teenager. the teen said he was walking in easton around 11:30 last night when the man approached him. the man was wearing a jacket with patches. the man told the teen it was a routine stop and frisk. he frisked the teenager, but didn't take anything before driving away. >>> kent county, there's a new version of a ban on non-hunting firearms in delaware state parks and forests. it includes places like visitor centers and camping sites. the state supreme court ruled the initial ban is unconstitutional. >>> more than a dozen works at nature labs are out of a job after they were laid off via text messages. some of the workers gathered outside the company in vineland. they state they plan to file for bankruptcy. we reached out to the ceo who said they haven't filed for bankruptcy and are trying to reopen the lab. >>> still ahead at 4:00, a surreal tweet from a former president. >> who is using eagles' defender chris long as model of what's best about america. >>> flu fears. the virus is gaining steam and starting to take a deadly toll across our area. >>> signing the dotted lines, the police force that just ratified adn new contract, that all new at 5:00. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> the flu season is only getting worse. the centers for disease control releases the latest numbers today. last week, 36 states reported widespread flu activity, including pennsylvania. that's up from 23 states the week before. 13 states reported regional activity, including new jersey. delaware had less flu activity than both pennsylvania and new jersey. there is still time to get the flu shot. >>> tis the time for new year's resolution. pediatricians say it's a good time to teach children good habits to begin 2018. they suggest parents encourage their children to clean up. children between five and 12 can resolve to exercise every day, use sunscreen and tell an adult about any bullying they experience. teenagers, experts suggest to resist peer pressure and to find healthy ways to cope with stress. >>> there's nothing like the excitement of seeing a kid open a favorite holiday present. >> one toddler's excitement over a piece of fruit is teaching us all a lesson in gratitude. you will not want to miss this video. that's coming up next. >>> we're counting down to more brutal cold to ring in 2018. i'll have the hour by hour forecast in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> plus, crime of opportunity. the local city that is seeing an increase in car thefts in the cold. where it's happening and what you can do to protect yourself. that's ahead. >>> all right. i think we all have stories of bad first dates. but a texas attorney probably has it beat. his date is charged with destroying about $300,000 of his artwork. again, this was the first date. some of the pieces were by andy warhol. the suspect here is facing charges related to criminal mischief. her lawyer date said she refused to leave his house. >> stated she poured red wine in the paintings and ripped them off the wall with her hands and threw sculptures on the floor. >> prosecutors say at one point she tried to hide in the house. >>> if you've ever been on snapchat, if you've been on today, maybe you've noticed a new future that looks a lot like what facebook has been doing. snap added a year in review feature. there are reports snapchat is working on a new tool to let you share stories outside of the app. >>> all right. get a load of this. former president barack obama is reflecting on 2017 and recognizing an eagles player for playing a big part. president obama took to twitter to post some of the positive stories of the year. he included eagles' player chris long. long decides to give up his entire year's salary to fund scholarships in his hometown on charlottesville, virginia. he responded by saying honored to be mentioned sir and it's been a pleasure. >>> this is unbelievable. bananas, they are certainly a healthy snack. there's one boy out there who thinks they make a perfect christmas gift. >> his uncle wrapped up the banana and here's the reaction. >> open it. >> banana! banana! i got a banana! >> clearly, the uncle who did this, he knew the kid loves bananas. this video has been retweeted 300,000 times since being posted to twitter. we love it. >>> let's take a live look outside at camelback resort up in the pocono mountains. it's packed out there, looking good. another harsh day on the slopes but not keeping the skiers away. >> 100 or so people in that frame. preparing for new year's eve, or sunday night, you're rushing around back and forth. >> it's rough. it's rough now. right? it's going to get rougher by sunday night. it's just going to be brutal out there. and if you're planning to head up to the poconos, you probably know how to dress properly and you'll need to because it's going to feel like it's 20 below zero. and i have the numbers to prove it. not just pulling it out of the air. 24 degrees in philadelphia now. we've had sunshine all day. we've had sunshine across the entire area. it's still not helping very much. it is brutally cold. the average high this time of the year is 41 degrees. let's see. any days -- we don't even get to 30 for this upcoming week for the most part. it looks like monday is going to be the coldest of all, new year's day. and some of the neighborhoods north and west already are back down into the teens. berks county and lehigh, north hampton counties, we've got 17 degrees in fleetwood. 16 in leonardsville. 18 in nazareth. 19 in easton, bethlehem and whiteha whitehall. just think, it's going to be much colder than that by monday morning. we've got dry conditions now, but there's clearly an area of snow coming down. you can see this jet stream coming right into it. that's one of the reasons that snow is there. and let's time it out for you as we go into the morning by 6:00 a.m., if it's going to be snowing anywhere, it would be part of delaware, especially western newcastle county. parts of chester county. parts of berks county. then it spreads across the rest of the area. it's not real heavy or else it would be darker blue. it is going to be lasting for hours. and then with the road temperatures or any kind of ground temperatures, so cold it would stick on untreated surfaces. at noon it's ending in delaware, so be limited numbers of hours. and the last place to see it end, it will be ocean county which could see a bit. then nothing more than flurries in the afternoon. but it's going to be an accumulating snow. not accumulating a lot. no one place should be getting a lot of snow, more than three inches. but hardly anybody's going to miss it. nobody's going to miss this, the cold. here's saturday morning with a southerly wind it's feeling like it's barely in the lowns. saturday afternoon, once the snow ends, it's still very cold. it's nothing compared to sunday. here is saturday night, feeling like it's in the single digits. now we're getting the west, northwest wind. sunday morning feeling close to zero. sunday afternoon, here's the middle of the eagles game feeling like 6. 2 in doylestown and allentown. sunday night as we get toward midnight, now we're talking about below zero. ten below in doylestown. there's the 21 below in the poconos. i'm not exaggerating. it comes right out of the computer. that's a combination of the low temperature and that there's going to be wind. this is going to be another very cold week, all week and even into next weekend. >> i remember growing up as a kid being out at the mummers pparade and literal parade and literally freezing, but this is going to be something else. >> it would be one of the coldest, if they have it if they don't cancel it. one reason why they might try to do it is the forecast for next weekend

low 60s. over east bay, low 60s, lots of sun, but windy. the higher you go, the stronger the winds are going to blow. temperatures in the low0s in marin and sonoma. a balmy 63 degrees in december here. sunny side up all the way through friday. numbers will warm gently through thursday and friday. all the way to next weekend, we don't see a drop of rain in sight. now with more on what really is a phenomenon. >> the stars out in mountain view tonight as well to celebrate all things science. betty yu is on the red carpet where innovators of screen, stage, and sport have come together to honor intellectual break throughs. >> it is a star-studded night here at the nasa research center here on the red carpet and here tonight brings together the best in science, tech, and hollywood. 22 million will be awarded in prizes to the world's top scientifics. hosted by actor morgan freeman and it was all started years ago by several men. kerry washington and ash ton curber and meala kunis also walked the red carpet. i talked to some of these people about the oscar of science. >> i think it's so special and i think in hollywood we celebrate

done so well because there has been a lot of catalysts aligned for technology to do well low rates, low growth, low inflation going forward as the tax reform works its way through, improves a little more. cyclical sectors will get, again, a greater share of the growth going forward so we like financials, industrials, consumer discretionary and health care. so again, there's nothing wrong with tech, it should continue to do okay. at the margin some will take some of the share away >> sameer mentioned valuations start to look a little stretched. you can't help but talk about amazon and netflix nearly tripled over the last three years. are we seeing a rotation or are we seeing a pullback have they just run too far too fast will that continue to next year, particularly these names. >> i agree there's a bit of money pulled off the table here one of the things that has happened with tax reform people looking at what capital gains taxes will be and what implications will be i think you're getting that normal year end portfolio rebalancing where you get a bit of profit taking so it doesn't surprise us you

low inflation. low employment. market to earnings kept coming in better than expected quarter after quarter. that's just in the u.s. dagen: do valuations in the united states, early in the week you had not just the nasdaq and dow. you had russell at an all-time high. some people look at it based on the corporate tax cuts in the s & p 500, that flows to earnings. do you see that much of a benefit in the market? >> i think there is a misconception that has to do with taxes. the tax bill was passed and it didn't have a huge effect on the market. it's about earnings. the optimism will carry through. but if you are positioning your portfolio you have to think globally. dagen: if you bet on some of the giant corporations in the united states, you are betting on the globe. that's why you have seen even the dow do a mighty job keeping up with the nasdaq and the s & p 500 in 2017 in terms of overall performance. >> if you look at the emerging markets, they outperformed u.s. markets this year. i think that trends will continue. we have been in an 8-year bull market. so we are in the 7th or 8th inning. the emerging markets valuations are a lot lower. growth rates are higher. so when you are thinking about positioning your portfolio for 2018 you have to start thinking about the rest of the world. >> would you underweight the u.s. and overweight the markets? >> i would say most of portfolios are underweighted in the foreign markets. the average portfolio is 70-80% large cap. you get a 40% to 50% what he-in- what he-in. he -- -- 5% weigh-in. we have the infamous facebook, amazon, google, microsoft within all those companies trading at high multiples. a lot of them had a 50% return. if you look at your portfolio you probably own those stocks outright. and funds as well. so it's probably getting overrated. dagen: what looks under valued? my years of covering markets and business and finance. you have to be careful because they are cheap for a reason. does anything look reasonable in the u.s. industry-wise? >> i think the pipeline is a great place to put money. think about when you go on the highway and pay a toll. it's the same thing with the pipeline infrastructure. they make money on transporting oil and gas. if you look at domestic and global demand, it pays some pretty nice dividends. i think that's a good long-term buy. dagen: what about the outlook commodities. 345 of the developed countries all growing at the same time in 2017, the first time in a decade that that happened. what about commodities? a be strong global economy of smeengs jong desmanlds generally. >> i'm bullish on commodities. it's a great inflationary hedge. it should spartanburg more global demand. but i'm bullish on commodities. dagen: great to see you. happy new year, my friend. >> announcer: the u.s. economy of is a picture of success leading to a boom in art sales. leading to a boom in art sales. maria bartiromo steps into the ♪ when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that, the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely, is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network, with ultra lowatency that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away. as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to operate on a patient in a way that was just not possible before. when i move my hand, the robot on the other side will mimic the movement, with almost no delay. who knew a scalpel could work thousands of miles away? ♪ dagen: it's no secret the economy has been booming the last year. you need look no further than the art market which has seen a number of huge sales. recently maria sat down to talk about this art renaissance. maria: how would you characterize the art market. >> it's a healthy market that's broadening. there are collectors at all levels. we had a great year. i think the general market is in terrific shape. maria: what's driefghtd. -- what's driving it? >> flat rally liquidity is a factor. there seems to be a lot of money in the world. a lot of discretionary money. art has become a popular pursued hobby. asset cl

low beams take it low. to 6629 to 234 prince william in the clear and nice conditions on 2 if you happen to have early morning flight catch reagan national, dulles, bwi and look at camera beneath light volume until both directions and love what we're seeing here maryland line crossing to district past 11 street bridge. as we look at dale city super quiet between couldn't quo and dale city and clouds increasing on that side of thing. construction zone should be cleared between construction and branch avenue. metro service picking up at 5. any questions erin "fox5" d.c. on twitter. >> and i'm melanie alnwick live in frederick, mar where we've had a very large fire at a ups facility. take a look behind me. what you are seeing is what is called a temporary loading structure a trailer added on to said of loading facility. it has a conveyor belt in middle of it and it used to have ten trucks parked five in the front and five in back all tail end to the loading building. all of those trucks are a total loss. take

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low, low price of $895, you can book a room that comes with a branded backpack, a home alone paint can, all five movies, a complimentary ice cream sunday cart. merry christmas to somebody. >> for $895. >> that's for one night? >> one night. >> pass. >> one movie. >> yeah. >> all right. >> not for one night. >> no. thanks wisdom. coming up on fox5 news morning chipotle changing the recipe for one of the newest items on its menu. >> just nation's largest pharmacy chains looking to make a purchase. >> 5:21, 37 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> hi, my namely is sergeant matthew rodriguez with the third infantry division band deployed to afghanistan. shout outto my mom moy dad my brother josh in virginia and my brother john in florida and my sister christine in new jersey and all my family all across the country. i love you guys. happy holidays and i can't wait to see you when i get home. >> see more greetings from our troops on our page. >> ♪ >> 5:24 right now. cvs health has agreed to buy aetna in a $69 billion deal. the deal could drastically revamp the healthcare industry. if approved it could result in lower costs to both cvs and aetna. some analysts say the deal could lead to the expansion of cvs's minute clinic program and lead to a cheaper easier way for clients to access medical care. >> talks resumed between the two sides about a potential partial merger between 24 century fox a fox is expected to make a decision about whether to pursue a sale by the end of the year. >> chipotle is making changes to one of their newest products, the food chain is tweaking its case so. altering the unpopular recipe. the queso change comes amid rumors that the chain may add nachos to its menu. >> that's not a good sign. queso experts you guys have to weigh in after this. >>> in light of national cookie day cinnabon is celebrating with a new sweet treat. it's a mashup between a cookie and the cinnamon bun. it will be handing out a free bottle of milk with each purchase. >> forget the queso. i want the bon bites. >> nice little breakfast pick me up. >> i feel like i'm the only one in the world that liked the >> i liked it. >> didn't you bring it in and you liked it. we liked somebody else's better but that didn't mean i didn't like chipotle. >> all my friends were like no, it's not any good. >> really? i'm not sure i've ever met a queso i didn't like. >> they're going to rework it. >> we'll have to try it again. >> it's cold and clear, 38 degrees. winds are calm and the calm winds helped a little bit of frost to form. get ready to do a little scraping this morning. good news is we'll keep it dry. clouds coming across the ohio valley, mix of clouds and sun today. check of today's planner shows we're keeping it dry. highs rising through the 40's into the mid to upper 50's in a few spots later this afternoon. >> let's talk about the road conditions 'cause lots going on on i-66. erin como let's check in with you. >> 5:26 right now. yeah, we're going to get to those you need an e-z pass or e-z pass flex. we have inner loop construction between pennsylvania avenue and branch avenue. the left lane is blocked. we have an arrow truck out there. keep it to the right. this is causing a slow down this morning o270 congestion building. from 70 to 121 you're in great shape. i had chipotle last night and the queso and i have not met a queso i don't love. >> thanks erin. 5:27 right now. coming up on fox5 news morning, new studies show bacteria in your mouth could be a clue about your risk of developing cancer. >> okay. and d.c.'s veterans affairs reopens an investigation into claims that a female employee was sexually harassed by her superior. >> we're going to take a break. as we do, let's look live. look at that gorgeous moon out there this morning, right? >> ♪ >>> that's a super moon we're looking at? i guess it's still super. i think it looks pretty >> super blue moon in a couple of weeks. >> right, exactly. 5:27 is our time right 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virginia new toll lanes on i-66 opened and are scheduled to open i should say. the changes will be in effect during rush hour from now until 9:30 this morning for drivers the district then this afternoon from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. heading westbound. >> this is the portion of 66 inside the beltway between rosslyn and 495. another major change to be aware of. solo drivers can use i-66 during rush hour but they'll have to pay a toll which varies based on traffic conditions. >>> good morning to you. as we he had continue to look -- melanie alnwick is going to explain all of that because there's a lot that goes into all of this. go, to you and thank you very much for joining us. >> it is monday, december 4th. >> all right. we've got somebody watching the roads on this end, erin como and as always mike thomas talking weather. good morning. >> hey, guys, good morning. weather is pretty quiet today. just a mix of clouds and sunshine. temperatures much like they were yesterday but as we've been hinting cooldown on the way. details ahead. hey, erin if 5:31 right now mike. as least we can enjoy some sunshine for today before you say that colder weather moves in. right now traffic is building in terms of volume on the beltway. want to take a closer look at 66 right now. vdot northern virginia letting lanes start at 5:30 so it just picked up right now today and if you do not value e-z pass you cannot travel on 66 inside the beltway between the beltway and rosslyn. lots of details to get to this morning even though traffic is quiet right now. we have team coverage. fox5's melanie alnwick is live along 66 with the very latest. mel, how is your, morning commute shaping up so far? >> reporter: it's doing pretty good, erin. right now i'm on the i-495 -- i'm sorry, the i-66 express lane app and i'm trying to calculate my toll and it looks like if i get on at 495 and i want to exit in washington, my toll right now $8.50 and that's exactly what aaa had said it might be, some of the maximum tolls there. so, pretty expensive if those solo drivers want to take advantage of this option which is the first time it's been available to them when this section of i-66 opened from inside 495 to d.c., it was only opened to carpoolers and now as you can see, solo drivers, if they are willing to pay the toll are going to be able to join those carpoolers. now, carpoolers you're going to be just fine as long as you switched over to those new e-z passes, that e-z pass flex you just have to flip that button before you start your trip. don't flip it in the middle of the trip. you have to do it before you start your trip and then you can continue to travel on this section toll free. we did tell you -- we've been saying this all along since friday, so when you're heading eastbound, it's during morning rush and when you're heading -- afternoon rush westbound that's when these tolls are in effect ooh. now, virginia estimates it's growing to bring in about $18 million in revenue in the first year so i did a little quick math trying to figure out exactly how many additional cars do we expect are going to be added to this roadway. so i divided it by the year give you the complicated math but based on my complications it looks like they're estimating about 9800 additional cars today or every day going in and out so for an entire day so that could cause a little bit of congestion. they are promising -- we're going to keep an eye on this. they're promising that these additional tolls are going to keep traffic flowing at at least 45 miles an hour. it's been a very congested roadway even for carpoolers even though it is rather convenient so we're going to keep an eye on that and see if indeed we're going to be able to travel at those speeds. so, we'll be here. we're going to send it back to you. >> thanks, mel. >>> 5:34 is our time right now. and the guilty plea by former nsa adviser michael flynn is giving democrats more fuel for their claims about collusion between president trump and russia. meanwhile president trump went on a twitter rant this weekend where he denied telling former fbi director james comey to back off of flynn. during another tweet he lashed enforcement agency's reputation the worst in history. >> time right now is 5:34. and happening today, now that the house and senate have passed their versions of tax reform, the two sides are expected to set up a conference committee to negotiate the differences. now, that's set to take place today. both the senate and house versions, well, would lower the corporate tax rate to 20 percent down from the current rate of 35 percent. >> 5:35 right now and in the past week at least two new accusers have come forward with claims of sexual harassment against lawmakers on capitol hill. so far none have lost their jobs. a house committee is that scheduled to hold a hearing this week to discuss possible changes to the congressional accountability act. >>> a female supervisor at the district's veterans affairs medical center says she was sexually harassed by a superior. and then faced retaliation for reporting the incident. antoinette gipson taylor says the october 2016. she says her boss placed his hand on her thigh. when she asked him why, he replied, why not? the report also indicates three other employees complained about the same supervisor. the v a. has since reopened the investigation. >> ♪ >> we're getting more answers about the violent unite the right protest which took place last summer in charlottesville, virginia. an independent review prepared by former u.s. attorney says the response from local law enforcement is largely to blame for that violence. he says police failed to protect the public which allowed a free for all that lasted more than an hour. a woman who was part of that counterprotest was killed. he's scheduled to present the findings of this report to the charlottesville city council today. >> ♪ >> 5:36. >> yes. >> our friends have joined us, whiz. >> i see. going to talk about -- you know what, i-66 -- the only thing i got from i-66 is i'm not getting on >> if you're a solo driver. >> i'm not getting on it ever again. >> some people might have the option whiz. >> might want to move away from i-66 'cause you got to hit a button, you the got the e-z pass. >> there's a lot of room for error. if it's 5:30 and it's already over eight dollars for single drivers can you imagine what it would be like at 7:00. >> if i'm a single driver and i just, you know, switch my e-z pass and say hey i'm car pooling. >> there are cameras out there so i think they're reviewing photos. >> is it camera or do the cops. >> i think it's called karma. >> karma will get you but for eight bucks a trip. >> i know, that's a lot. >> but if they go back through and catch you, you could be paying a hefty bill at the end. >> that's true. we're not advocating that. >> no, of course not,. >> no. >> exactly. >> even if they are $8.50. >> you're just questioning out loud. >> yeah i'm like why would anybody do that. 66 dulles, temperatures will be right around there again later on this afternoon. average high is about we're going to be below that as we head through the second half of this work week. enjoy the next few days. 38 outside right now. that's only straight downtown. out into the suburbs it's cold, 28 degrees this morning in gaithersburg, manassas at 24, culpeper 27, winchester 28 degrees. here's satellite and radar showing some high thin clouds streaming in. a decent amount of sunshine. 57 degrees your daytime high today. 62 degrees tomorrow with a few showers. all right, that's weather. over to erin for traffic. >> all right, 5:38 right now and we are keeping our eyes on the roads. aside from 66 picking up with the tolls inside the beltway between rosslyn and the beltway with team coverage from melanie alnwick keeping an eye on the rest of your commute, you jam up a bit. still all green all good heading into bethesda and silver spring on the building. college park still at speed. light volume past new hampshire. looking good on 95 through dale city. red line still dealing with delays from the capitol any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. questions about 66, #fox5 track. back to you holly and whiz. >> coming up, bacteria in your mouth could be a clue about your risk of developing cancer. >> and prepare yourselves because this winter is expected to be a really tough flu season. >> as we head to break, live look outside across the region, 5:39 is the temperature, 37 is the temp. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ z2m7fz z16fz y2m7fy y16fy >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 news morning. it is monday, december 4th. 5:42 is our time right now. we're at a very chilly 37 degrees. little bit cold out there as we head. mike, though, he's up in about four minutes. he'll have your full monday forecast. >> let's talk news now. mouth bacteria has been linked to esophageal cancer. the same two types of bacteria linked to gm disease are led to higher risks of esophageal cancer. >> this year's flu season could be a particularly tough one. the strain can mutate while the vaccine is being reproduced in your body. the cdc says the flu vaccine is still the first and most important step in protecting against the vires smartphone addiction can harm your teen's mental health. teens addicted to the phones and the internet have a chemical imbalance in their brain which predisposes them to depression and anxiety. >> penn state faces more lawsuits related to the sandusky case. >> the college football playoff is set but this year's team they come with some controversy. >> let's look live across the d.c. region this morning. look at the white house still pretty dark out there as you can see. that super moon not enough to even lighten that up. 5:43 is our time right now, 37 degrees. fox5 news morning coming right back. >> ♪ dear suspicious snackers, it's time for you to pick up your big spoon and try new hood cottage cheese. hood is the brand people have 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one of the many. >> the reason i do the job. >> the list is in the hundreds. >> no, you got to find the positives, right? and we get to enjoy that. i think that's a good one. >> starting to filter a little bit. >> i see that. >> the clouds are coming in a little bit but, yeah, super moon and we had some people ask what's a super moon. well, a super moon is when the moon is closest in distance to the earth and also at full phase. >> so it looks huge and it looked lowoks like you're looking glass. >> we have a supe super blue mon coming. >> act like you know that because you're supposed to know that. >> i believe you whiz. let's get to the forecast here. some clouds, dry conditions later on this afternoon. you already see the high thin clouds moving in there kind of filtering the moon on our shot. clouds and showers back in full force tomorrow. tomorrow will actually be our warmest day of the week. expecting low to mid 60's around the region but not going to be sunny and bright and the clouds will help keep it from feeling like that. much colder as we head into the later half of the week. winter is going to come on pretty strong. first flakes of the season maybe i'm kind of on the fence about it. regardless of whether or not we get the first flakes of the season don't see any accumulations coming our way as we head through this week. just maybe see a little bit coming down. we'll talk about that in the seven day. 38 degrees outside right now. subur

dry air from nevada has moved to california adding to the low, low humidity levels. clear conditions for us because of that high pressure ridge. santa ana winds for southern california through saturday. we are also feeling pretty strong winds. oakland peak winds from this morning coming in at 38 miles per hour already. and mount diablo 55. so those strong winds over the hills will continue but warming up this afternoon. >> thank you. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. your next local update is 7:26. ♪[ music ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, december 7th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. southern california firefighters face the region's worst wildfire conditions ever recorded. hurricane force wind gusts are expected to fuel the flames. more than 300,000 people are already forced out of their homes. jeff glor leads our coverage from the fire scene. >> all eyes on al franken who will make a major announcement today about his future. 35 fellow democratic senators are asking him to resign over sexual harassment claims. and pr

tonight, 16 in the city even colder in the suburbs, and more low, low numbers in our seven day forecasts we head into 2018. eighteen, will seem warm after a while, bob kelly, how cold it will get. looking live, headlights are headed eastbound, no problems, light volume so far this morning. accident overturned vehicle in the neighborhood at castor and nor. just watch for some police in the area there. local detours, also, an accident at broad and master, just cleared out of the way, so that's good for the gaining in northeast philadelphia. it was a crazy early morning, the ross svelt p development boulevard at henry avenue overnight, about 2:30 a.m. this morning, accident but what's left behind are the icy conditions, overhead street lights out near henry avenue. otherwise, mass transit running on modified schedule for the buses trains and trolleys. alex and thomas back to you. >> let's take a look at blue mountain, pocono mountains, now know if it is coal here it has got to be cold, there right? so not going to get better any time soon. dealing with this for awhile, folks. so might as w

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low inflation. low employment. market to earnings kept coming in better than expected quarter after quarter. that's just in the u.s. dagen: do valuations in the united states, early in the week you had not just the nasdaq and dow. you had russell at an all-time high. some people look at it based on the corporate tax cuts in the s & p 500, that flows to earnings. do you see that much of a benefit in the market? >> i think there is a misconception that has to do with taxes. the tax bill was passed and it didn't have a huge effect on the market. it's about earnings. the optimism will carry through. but if you are positioning your portfolio you have to think globally. dagen: if you bet on some of the giant corporations in the united states, you are betting on the globe. that's why you have seen even the dow do a mighty job keeping up with the nasdaq and the s & p 500 in 2017 in terms of overall performance. >> if you look at the emerging markets, they outperformed u.s. markets this year. i think that trends will continue. we have been in an 8-year bull market. so we are in the 7th or 8th inning. the emerging markets valuations are a lot lower. growth rates are higher. so when you are thinking about positioning your portfolio for 2018 you have to start thinking about the rest of the world. >> would you underweight the u.s. and overweight the markets? >> i would say most of portfolios are underweighted in the foreign markets. the average portfolio is 70-80% large cap. you get a 40% to 50% what he-in- what he-in. he -- -- 5% weigh-in. we have the infamous facebook, amazon, google, microsoft within all those companies trading at high multiples. a lot of them had a 50% return. if you look at your portfolio you probably own those stocks outright. and funds as well. so it's probably getting overrated. dagen: what looks under valued? my years of covering markets and business and finance. you have to be careful because they are cheap for a reason. does anything look reasonable in the u.s. industry-wise? >> i think the pipeline is a great place to put money. think about when you go on the highway and pay a toll. it's the same thing with the pipeline infrastructure. they make money on transporting oil and gas. if you look at domestic and global demand, it pays some pretty nice dividends. i think that's a good long-term buy. dagen: what about the outlook commodities. 345 of the developed countries all growing at the same time in 2017, the first time in a decade that that happened. what about commodities? 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low. this is amazing in how quickly it has happened. i mean we are not a year into the trump presidency yet. >> we're not that low at this point in the presidency. >> and many never got that low period, don, through eight years. ronald reagan never ran at 32% in eight years. that's remarkable. the 25% among women. that's really stunning. i don't know that it's terribly surprising in that donald trump has done very little outreach by any standard to groups who didn't vote for him. he has really doubled down, tripled down, quadrupled down candidly on groups who were for him. but that group is not that big. it has shrunk without question between november 8th, 2016 and december 7th, 2017. >> let's look at this. there is also some serious danger signs among president trump's staunchest supporters chris. tell us about that. >> yeah, look. you see fade. men as an example. evangelicals, white working class folks. bases of the trump coalition. that's huge. down 17 among white evangelicals protesants. down 8 among loosely affiliated and people identifying as republicans. that's the effect of a strategy that has been erratic, candidly. if there is a through line -- i'm not sure there is

low, low standard -- they need to be pulling them with them not going to down to their level. >> let's look at the big picture here. the senate minority leader and scott said it's only one. chuck schumer calling on al franken to resign. the president endorsing an accused child molester and donating a total of $170,000. >>> it is 11:00 p.m. right here on the east coast, and we're live with the breaking news. more wildfires erupting across southern california tonight. hundreds of thousands of acres blazing as heavy winds fan the flames. the largest, the thomas fire, now more than twice the size -- get this -- washington, d.c. it is scorching 115,000 acres and destroying at least 439 homes. across the region more than 100,000 people forced to run for their lives. thousands of firefighters and military personnel battling to save the homes and businesses there. we're going to have a live report for you in just a moment. >>> plus we have some breaking news on the russia investigation to tell you about. and it is a cnn exclusive. sources telling cnn the british publicists who arranged that infamous tower meeting sent multiple follow up e-mails afterwards to a russian who was there and to a member of donald trump's inner circle. that news coming one day after donald trump, jr. refused to tell congressional investigators what he discussed with his father after that news became public. >>> i want to begin with our breaking news, those california fires. live for us in ventura county with that thomas fire. paul, you're in the midst of this. the numbers are starging. 1153-in-1 acres scorched, 439 homes destroy. this is monster. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: well orb it's an absolute monster. what we see behind me is an extremely successful controlled burn. it's actually on the ventura county line right now. that faint glow in the background, firefighters fought fire with fire here earlier tonight off this very important corridor. and they were extremely successful. they burned out this part so the fire can't advance. there have been some mandatory vacations in the small city of carpinteria, the beachfront community here and mainly to the south part of carpinteria. and as you described this is monster of the fire. more context. this fire is as big as the cities of orlando and seattle combined. >> as i said, twice the size of washington, d.c. paul, there's another fire in southern california. this one is in san diego county, and it is a new front for firefighters there to contend with. tell us about it. >> reporter: another fire breaking out here. what's causing all this, the santa ana winds. this is called the lilac fire. >> all right, we're having some technical issues with paul, as you can probably imagine a lot going in on in that area. as you look the wildfires there just raging out of control. some folks under a manatory vacation orders. half a dozen wildfires all over, more than 100,000 acres that have been scorch tld. number of buildings destroyed, 500 in some areas, 439 in some areas. firefighters from surrounding towns and cities coming to assist. there was an emergency alert that was sent out. so much going on in california. we're going to continue to follow that and bring you the breaking news as we get developments right here on "cnn tonight." now i want to turn to the breaking news on the russia investigation. >>> cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder joins me with the latest on that. tell us what you're learning tonight about these new e-mails that followed the june 2016 meeting at trump tower? >> these were follow up e-mails. they were from rob goldstone, the british publicists who arranged the meeting. and multiple sources telling us he sent several e-mails. these e-mails have emerged despite the fact that donald trump, jr. had stated there was no discussion with any participant after the initial june 2016 meeting. so now a lot of questions now that these e-mails have come out. >> what do the e-mails say, jessica? >> so we know about two e-mails. so one of them was to senior trump aide dan scavino, currently the president's social media director. in the e-mail he encouraged then candidate trump to create a page on the social networking site called vk. in the e-mail it said, don and paul were also on the e-mail. a source tells cnn that goldstone had actually mentioned that idea of a social media post at the end of the trump tower meeting. as everyone was leaving, goldstone continued to push that proposal in the e-mails and weeks following. cnn has search done a search of vk pages, but we cannot find any indication that a campaign page was ever setup. and five days after the trump tower meeting, in that e-mail goldstone forwarded a cnn story on russia's hacking of dnc e-mails. he forwarded that to his client, a russian pop star and also one of the russians who attended the meeting. and in the e-mail he described the news of the dnc hacks as quote, eerily weird given what they had discussed at the trump tower meeting five days earlier. one of the sources familiar with the e-mail down-played the interaction saying that news of the dnc hack was only surprising because in the run up to the trump tower meeting, don, the russian participants had promised information to illicit funtding of the dnc but that information was never provided. so sort of down-playing this. >> thank you, jessica. appreciate it. want to bring in now former congressman jack kingston, who was a senior advise door the trump campaign and max booth, the author of the "road not taken." jack, since you're here with me in the studio, thank you for joining us. why the constant drip, drip, drip on this? if there's nothing to hide, why not just come out with it? >> i agree with you on the big picture. on the other hand, this is situation where everyone's lawyered up and they're being very carefully. frankly, i think i would be a little bit more worried as a trump supporter if there were responses. and certainly goldstone would have those responses to the e-mails. so far we're only looking at his side of the ledger, and it doesn't seem like the bait was taken. as you know in the campaign, lots of people circle around and they have ideas and they want the candidate to do that, meet with these people and so forth. and it looks like so far that's what we're seeing in these e-mails. >> do you agree with that? >> i think i have a pretty different view of the situation, which is that i think we are seeing growing evidence that president trump was probably complicit in collusion between this campaign and the russian government. and we certainly see growing evidence that president trump was guilty of obstruction of justice. i think those cases become clearer every day. and it's this drip, drip, drip of information which cannot be explained in any kind of innocent manner. i mean why would at least 12 trump associates have at least 52 contacts during the course of the campaign with representatives of the russian government? i mean there was no innocent topic they could have possibly been discussing. in fact everything we know suggests they were not discussing their favorite brand of vodka or -- >> specifically to this jack is saying there appears to be no follow up to goldstone. >> remember, don, that we only know a small portion of what actually happened. what's been publicly reported. and i think it's significant that every time that robert mueller, the independent counsel, has acted he has caught people by surprise. because, for example, nobody expected this plea deal from george papadopoulos or the very generous plea deal that mike flynn got or the charge against paul manafort. clearly he's got information that the rest of us do not possess. but i think even the information we have is extremely damnening. and it's not any one data point that can be explained away. but there's no way to explain away this vast number of at least 52 contacts with the trump campaign and the kremlin. there was an expectation that trump would lift sanctions on russia. in fact, there was a "the washington post" story on monday which said flynn on inauguration day was telling business associates that the sanctions were going to be ripped up. >> gold stone also forwarded a cnn story -- a stoory about russia's hacking of dnc e-mails to his russian pop star client -- jared kushner and paul manafort describing the news and this is their quote, eerily weird, given what they have discussed at trump tower five days earlier. do you find that strange? >> i think that's an interesting comment. my daughter worked for a foreign policy magazine. i know he's a regular contributor. but at the same time, max, we would both agree it's been a year and a half and there hasn't been anything that mueller or the senate or the house has produced to show collusion. for manafort it had nothing to do with the campaign. for flynn it was lying to the fbi, for papadopoulos it was lying to the fbi. if collusion was so apparent why hasn't there been somebody who's been indicted. >> jack, don't just throw away, lying to the fbi. >> but it had nothing to do with the campaign -- >> it's their own character. he was not instructed to lie to the fbi. >> go ahead. >> that's just not a very compelling argument. >> well, if you're partisan -- >> i'm not a partisan, jack. i used to be a right wing republican until donald trump was elected. i'm an independent, and the reason why that's -- can i just finish the point? the reason that's not a convincing spin is that's like saying to the watergate special prosecutor in early 1974, well, you've been on the job for six months now, why haven't you delivered a compelling case against richard nixon? the fact is it takes a long time to unravel a very complex case like this. any kind of large conspiracy requires a lot of time. but in fact robert mueller who's been on the case about half a year now, i think has made stunning progress with the guilty pleas of two trump aides including former national security advisor to lying to the fbi. and a very compelling money laundering case against paul manafort, trump's campaign manager and had a lot to do with russia. he was laundering money from russia. >> there are a lot of people who cannot accept the results of the election, and they're doing everything they can to discount the trump presidency, now you've got -- >> hold on. >> that's an absurd spin. that is ridiculous spin. >> they're also investigating how russia floounlsinfluenced t election. it's not just collusion they're investigating. if information about russia or someone committed an illegal act as they're investigating this -- i don't understand your point here. >> well, my point is what max was saying there's all kind of evidence about collusion. that's what we've been hearing now for a year and half, we're not seeing anything. i'm confused why did the dnc correspondent with the fbi when they said your computers have been hacked, let's take a look at them and they would not let them do that -- >> what does that have to do with the dnc not cooperating? >> well, it's part of in that e-mail you just read to me, that it's eerily that the dnc computer was hacked. i'm thinking it might have something to do with it. it might be interesting to know who paid for the dossier and why won't the fbi tell us who paid for the dossier? >> this is one red herring after another. >> what does that have to do -- that has nothing to do with anything. jack, you're throwing out shiny objects that have nothing to do with anything. there is an investigation going on -- >> i'm just saying going to paul manafort's records before he was involved with donald trump -- >> you don't know what they're investigating. you're not there investigating. >> who paid it and why won't the fbi -- >> why does it matter who paid for it? if the information is correct, it doesn't matter who paid for it. no, no, don't say you guys. i'm not on anybody's side here. i'm just on the side of the truth. and i'm just looking at the truth and there is no there there. your next thing is going to be hillary clinton and her e-mails. >> but you know what let me say -- >> hillary clinton is not president. >> but i am saying putting information on the table -- >> the information is already on the table. this investigation has nothing to do with dnc e-mails or dnc hacking. this has to do with russia's -- hang on -- russia's influence in our election and also the contacts between the trump campaign and people tied to the kremlin. that's what this investigation has to do with. >> and on that point i agree with you. however, if we are talking about the blanket statement of russia's involvement in the election, and russia was involve would the dossier, isn't it relevant to know who paid for it? >> no. it's not relevant to know who paid for it. >> can i just get in a word edgewise here? what jack is suggesting is that the attempt by the clinton campaign to pay this respected former mi 6 officer, that the attempt to uncover those contacts, it's as bad as the contact themselves. that is nonsensical. it doesn't stand up to minute of scrutiny. this is just an attempt to create a smoke screen to disguise the very real expectation connections between the trump campaign and the russians. the real scandal here, and this is what we need to keep our eye on, the fact is the russians subverted our democracy. and we know that. the u.s. intelligence committee unanimously concluded there was interference to help elect donald trump. those are facts, jack. you cannot explain those facts away. if this was hillary clinton guilty of these contacts and if putin had intervened in the u.s. campaign to help elect hillary clinton, you would be screaming bloody murder and demanding a special counsel investigation. >> let me just say this hillary clinton is chilling on the couch somewhere or walking in the woods. she is not the president of the united states. i wish people would stop bringing her up as a scary person because you need a foil. that's -- >> i'm just saying what's good for the goose is good for the gander fch and if the question was interference in the election. >> it doesn't make you look great when you do. >> maybe not to trump critics. >>> i appreciate it. we'll continue this conversation. when we come back, conservative media waging war on robert mueller and the fbi. the president charging the bureau is in tatters. is it all part of the plan to derail the russia investigation? 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