marianne: fox news alert, marianne rafferty.ident trump and the first lady are in tokyo and this is the beginning of a five nation trip in asia. right now first lady is meeting with japan first lady at the main store at the luxury brand with a deep history steeped in japanese culture. the pair will first and then they will use a sideshow on the history of mickey moto. trump and the private is to have a hand on lesson on pearls with mickey moto divers. it was back in 1893 that it's founders successfully created the world's first cultural perl. the first critique open then in tokyo's shopping district in 1899 and that laid the groundwork for the modern jewelry industry in japan. next up the trumps will enjoy some downtime before they had to dinner with the prime minister and his wife before they had two other events scheduled for tomorrow. keep it here, will keep you updated on everything going on with the trumps visit to asia. for now, backk to "watters' world" already in progress. whoe very upset about the rhetoric and the tenor

mariann: it is not moving all online.here are a number of factors that make people go out to the stores and buy something immediately. it might be limited quantity or some exclusivity. it might be a cold snap lori ward snap. we don't -- or a warm snap. we think there is still a lot of strength. particularly for the companies that have invested in the on the kohl's is one of those. shery: their earnings reports have not been great. their same stores sales rose a meager .1%. that includes adding up dedicated areas for amazon. they had more cooperation with amazon as well. how is the new ceo able to turn around kohl's? mariann: first of all i think that report was better than expectations. secondarily, they did have a strong back-to-school selling season. that generally leads to a strong holiday season. we don't think the amazon play has really kicked in yet for the company, so we think it will drive traffic in the stores. in the meantime we will collect a 5.2% dividend yield on the stock. at least for the near term we think

. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the courthat, like carrie zuk, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled, just as he did in first trial, that her testimony was prejudicial and, therefore, inadmissible. it was a huge blow to the prosecution's case. >> it supports the position that they weren't this deeply in love couple that he kept trying to present. i mean, that would have proven that. >> but norris still had her two key witnesses, tom's own son heath and heath's friend skyler watty, both two years older a

thank you, marianne. >> thank you. >> clerk: all right. item 7, update on board of supervisors item 171042, various codes, regulation of cannabis businesses, ordinance amending the administrative business and tax regulations health and police codes to comprehensively regulate commercial activities relating to the cultivation manufacture distribution testing sale and delivery of medicinal and adult use cannabis. discussion and possible action item. >> let's call 7 and 8 together. >> clerk: and 8, update on 171041, planning code, cannabis regulation, ordinance amending the planning code to regulate cannabis land uses, including among other things, adult use, cannabis retail, medical cannabis dispensaries, manufacture of cannabis product, cannabis cultivation and cannabis testing. discussion and possible action item. >> commissioners, so i want to provide you an update on where things are with both pieces of legislation. so last week -- week before last at the board of supervisors on 11/14, was -- these two pieces of legislation were schedule

kristin: marianne thanks so much. it's a huge distraction for people on capitol hill at a time when everybody on capitol hill need to focus on other issues, like tax reform. we'll have more on the sexual harassment allegations on capitol hill with the congressional reporter alana shore, kelly. kelly: while we await that, the senate will return from the thanksgiving break next week with tax reform. still on their to-do list. thises a president trump plans to meet with congressional leaders to look at their agenda for the rest of the year. molly henneberg is standing by with more on that upcoming meeting. >> that meeting will be on tuesday as the president is expected to try to push through to the end of the year. he's expected to meet with mitch mcconnell and charles schumer and paul ryan and nancy pelosi. and will meet with a larger group of senate republicans for lunch on tuesday. some itemsen 0 the to do miss, avoid a partial government shutdown bypassing a spending bill that funds the government. as the current one

marianne harding said she never tried to run after. >> snatched the bag off my hand and it was gone like a rocket. even if i were his age i could never have chased him. >> reporter: these days she's keeping her eyes up if others are looking down. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >> we'll have to see got his phone back. the i-team is always working to keep your family safe. if you have a story to investigate, visit our washington app and click on investigations. >> got to be careful out there. so, doug, another halloween, trick or treating is -- should be over by now. it was -- >> in the books. >> it was a good night to have a warm furry costume, wasn't it? >> it really was. it got cold pretty quickly out there. right now we're already in the 30s. >> superman, too? >> my superman costume kept me warm, leon. i'll be honest with you. those tights -- >> the tights. >> exactly right. [ laughter ] >> hang on. >> show you what's happening outside right now. why are you putting that picture out there? temperature wise we're sitting at 60 degrees in the city. take a look at this. right now we're i

marianne toÑita: una de las estaciones sirviÓ de centro de acopio para las personas que quisieran realizarenta recuperarse, tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa. el devastador huracÁn marÍa dejÓ a personas con necesidades bÁsicas como agua limpia. miembro de la comunidad de san josÉ se unieron para ayudar a los portorriqueÑos a levantarse de la tragedia. >> se necesita todo. las cosas que no sabemos que son tan importantes, jabÓn para lavarse, agua, juguetes. reportera: participaron organizaciones comunitarias, estaciones de bomberos y policÍa de san josÉ, donde la gente pudo acudir a llevar sus donaciones,garcÍa dijo sentirse muy afectado por la tragedia que vive puerto rico. >> yo nacÍ en san juan, vine de los estados unidos y llegamos a san josÉ, aquÍ yo aprendí a hablar inglÉs, era bien importante para mÍ y ya que estoy aquÍ jefe de policía y esta ciudad ha sido tan buena para mÍ y mí familia, tenemos que dar algo. reportera: Él jefe dice sentirse muy orgulloso de sus raÍces puertorriqueÑas y de lo que le ha ayudado. >> llegamos aquÍ, Éramos nuevos en san josÉ y no hablamos inglÉs y yo sentÍ

i'm marianne rafferty. greg: manafort is off the court with wads of cash he didn't report.m the dr. seuss of fox news. paul manafort, former trump campaign chair and larry mondello look alike. i see it. he was indicted after it was alleged he laundered money. this leads to two preliminary hot takes. one, there is no collusion. and two, there is no collusion yesterday. some on the left are adding this to mayor buffet of all the reasons to impeach the president. >> he brought us to the bridge of nuclear war, obstructed justice with the fbi, taken money from foreign governments. that's why i'm funding this effort to demand officials take a and on impeaching this president. he's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. [audience boos] greg: the gathering we told you about to commemorate the anniversary of the election of donald trump. that's happening this week. we have video, participants preparing for the event. i can't get enough of that. one-half of the population says things are going okay. and you have the impeachment brigade and the russian collusion. scott: the

marianne montagne of gradient. [closing bell rings] we see green on the screen. speak, the senate is mulling, at least the finance committee, their tax plan. that will do it for the claman countdown. see you tomorrow. david: looks likes we'll be solidly in the green, when you think about ge we are in the green across the board. we had been up 40 points a little earlier today. the s&p, and nasdaq still teetering on the main line there. but looks like all three indexes are good, as senate begins to take up tax reform. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour. the senate tackling tax reform. the finance committee marking up their plan right now. the house expected to vote later this week. a live update from capitol hill on what we can

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palmira: pornografÍa fueron encontrados en la residencia, marianne toÑita tiene los detalles.eta: si no fuera por ella, no hubieran dado con la pornografÍa infantil. autoridades del condado de san martÍn o, encontraron en su computadora mÁs de 3000 imÁgenes depornografÍa infantil, la investigaciÓn comenzÓ en septiembre con una denuncia de su propia esposa. >> fue mucho valor de la esposa, sentÍa que algo no estaba bien y el aero en esa historia. reportera: fue trasladado a la cÁrcel del condado. >> si no fuera por la ayuda de ella no hubiÉramos ahorrado la informaciÓn y no se hubiera hecho el arresto. reportera: felicitaron a la mujer por tener el valor de delatar al sospechoso, forma que fuera su marido. >> estoy muy orgullosa de que lo haya denunciado, tambiÉn lo hubiera hecho. reportera: instÓ a otra persona saquÉ no se queden callada si se trata de pornografÍa que involucre niÑos o niÑas. >> no tienen porque hacer esas cosas que no deben, no estÁn bien de la cabeza. reportera: hay sospechosos mantiene preso, mientras continÚa la informaciÓn. >> Él se mantienen prisiÓn ahor

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fox's marianne rafferty has more.a tree to grow big enough to be sold. it takes a long time for them to grow so we're look ing at another three to five years of shortage on christmas trees. now demand is back, but supplies are down forcing a price increase of five to 10 percent this year. some tree growers say they have no choice we hadn't raised a price for five, six, seven years but we had to go up. i've been in this business for 32 years and i've never had to pay the prices that i'm paying. western wild fires have also heavily impacted the supply of trees in states such as california and organ. california is driving this market. if getting a christmas holiday season growers say you should shop early to get the best selection. in loss los angeles, marianne rafferty, fox news. >> it was beautiful this weekend over thanksgiving. we did pretty good. we had some winds today, cold gusty winds. i was out shopping and the sun keeps it a little bit warm. the shun as we go into the workweek. partly cloudy skies for tonight,

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i'm marianne rafferty.rive in gentleman upon at any minute. let's go to john roberts. reporter: a couple thousand service members are here, members of the air force. there are 14 thousand stationed here. we are seeing a continue general of the marines doing some training up in camp fuji. but stopping here tonight, you can hear the president as he kicks off his 11-day five-nation tour. the president will be here in japan for the next couple days and then he goes to south korea. china and then finishing it off in the philippines. you were mentioning along with jason chaffetz, the threat this entire region faces, a couple of intercontinental ballistic missiles have flown over the northern japanese island. in addition to talking about security, the president will also be talking with shinzo abe today and tomorrow about trade. the president not happy with the fact the united states has trade deficits with all five nation cities he's visiting. but they will take a little time off. you know how the president loves

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because she's ruling the city in correlation with the socialist who approved and who wrote with marianne of the holy and who agreed to decree article one five five which is imposes direct rule on bars on barcelona in catalonia as a whole perhaps because she's in that line and she holds different ideas but you're asking me but let's pick up if you want to be going to have an interview with the mayor barcelona you asked for an interview with her but they're asking us i will tell you our view let's bring up their point about the speed of this drive for independence the reason was clear was that you've known that at least since june when the catalan center for opinion studies gave you an unpleasant wake up call it said that only about forty one percent of catalans looked like voting for independence and how many against. doesn't say forty one percent and only forty only forty one percent would vote for independents what they said in june less than forty one percent against and in between you have the underside of what you saw read all the facts but you saw it with but you saw that your suppo

marianne gilmore says eliminating the stay and local tax deduction could have a significant impact.isa: tesla goes heavy-duty. elon musk is set to unveil the electric carmakers semitruck in a couple of hours. we will tie you what to expect. -- we will tell you what to expect. julia: house republicans run their version of tax overhaul by rateing the corporate tax -- slashing the corporate tax rate and adding an estimated $1.4 trillion to the federal deficit over the next decade. here with more details is sahil kapur on capitol hill. thank you for joining us. one step down, plenty more to go. theerate exactly differences between what we have today and what's still to come in the senate. >> a very important step taken by the house republicans to pass the bill. 227-205, it wasn't even close. they had a margin to spare. only 13 republicans voted against the bill, along with every democrat. there was no bipartisan support on this. 12 out of those 13 republicans were from new york, new jersey, or california, the states that would be hammered most. the plan doubles the standard deduction or

marianne brown, is that her name? i heard what she said this morning on nbc.one should have to go through something like that, let alone here in congress. so yes, i think he should resign. i think he should resign immediately. i've just been briefed on the torrent of allegations and i think he should. your second question was on tax reform. i'm not a guy who's in the guarantee business because i can only control this side of the capitol. i am very confident that we can get this done this year. >> tomorrow marks one week before the december 8th funding deadline. based on the current state of play, how long do you think a continuing resolution would need to be for a deal to be reached and at what point would that come together? >> well, it would be nice if they showed up to meetings. it would be nice that they participate in the negotiations that are necessary. to not only keep the government up but to get agreement. i don't know why they decided not to show up for these negotiations. when you negotiate legislation, congress passes a bill, the president signs it

. >>> washington dc next monument could honor marianne berry, the dc council approved a plan this week to build an 8-foot tall bronze statute outside city hall. there's no opposition of the statute going up. it will likely be unveiled next year. berry died at 78. he was the district's second mayor serving three terms from 1979 until 1991. >>> [indiscernible] frank meadows. russell [indiscernible]. >> today, continued the annual tradition of reading the names at the vietnam memorials. volunteers will read the names of the more than 58,000 service members on the wall. it will take 65 hours over four days to complete all the names >>> a record number of people are signing up for obamacare in the first few days of enrollment. federal officials say more than 200,000 americans chose a plan on november 1st. that's more than double the number of consumers who signed up on the first day of enrollment last year. officials said the website is getting more traffic so far this year compared to last year. >>> in light of the growing allegations of sexual miss contact aimed at weinstein and now space

poirier, who endeavours to explain brexit to the folks back home in the pages of the french magazine, mariannesrine malik, sudanese journalist and reader of the runes for us on the saudi political massacre last saturday night. and jeffrey kofman, the canadian broadcaster, who'll bring a north american perspective on all of that. last saturday will live long in the memory of saudis and of those who observe the country. a day of high drama began with the resignation of lebanon's prime minister, not in beirut, his own country's capital, but in riyadh. some suggested he had been summoned to the kingdom and ordered to resign after the saudis found out he'd met a representative of the supreme leader of iran, saudi arabia's regional rival. that same evening, the saudis shot down a missile fired by houthi rebels from yemen, a reminder of a far less successful bit of foreign meddling where saudi intervention has singularly failed to end the rebellion. then, a little before midnight, in a country where politics is usually conducted well out of sight and change agreed by consensus, news of an anti—corrup

living with cerebral palsy could be facing deportation from the united states mexican born rosa marianne and as spend nine days separated in a juvenile immigration detention center before she was returned to her parents she's lived in the u.s. for all but three months of her life but as heidi as you castro reports now from laredo texas her future in the u.s. is far from certain. when ross ahmadiyya hernandez was born in mexico and diagnosed with cerebral palsy a doctor told her parents she would live in a vegetative state her mother refused to believe it hit me i knew my daughter could have a car and she would have a calm so the family bundled up their three month old baby and crossed the border into the united states to find better medical care then they stayed as undocumented immigrants when they thought i was so happy to see him and we told ourselves we did the right thing by bringing her hair. over the years and with regular therapy learned to walk to speak english and attended school she defied doctors' predictions and became a happy sociable ten year old who considered herself amer

perhaps because she's ruling the city in correlation with a socialist who approved and who wrote with marianne of the holy and who agreed to decree article one five five which is imposes direct rule on bars on barcelona in catalonia as a whole perhaps because she's in that line and she holds different ideas but you're asking me but let's pick up if you want to know we're going to have an interview with the mayor barcelona you asked for an interview with her but we're asking also i will tell you our view let's bring up their point about the speed of this drive for independence the reason was clear was that you've known that at least since june when the catalan center for opinion studies gave you an unpleasant wake up call it said that only about forty one percent of catalans looked like voting for independence and how many against. doesn't say forty one percent and only forty only forty one percent would vote for independents what they said in june less than forty one percent against and in between you have the underside of what you saw read all the facts what you saw with but you saw that your

i know i'm marianne the mozzie or watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up the british prime minister hosts israeli leader benjamin netanyahu on the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration. in the palestinian territories it's a base a milestone thousands take to the streets in protest also coming out. asylum seekers refusing to leave and now close detention camp in papa new guinea resort to desperate measures to survive. i'm not finished speaking to restrict it was a totally phony issue that one of donald trump's favorite phrases is named the word of the year. for us to spain to fall out of a catalonia declaration of independence has led to eight for my catalan cabinet members being sent to jail another is being held pending a fifty eight thousand dollars bail payment vans carrying the jailed politicians were seen leaving the high court in madrid just a few hours ago the judge ordered that detention pending an investigation into catalonia as push for independence the region's deposed leader card has pushed him on remains in brussels though prosecutors are seeking

marianne we're hearing that up seventy percent of all called the vote counted will tell of not. five percent of percentage point in the lead in favor of football not proud of. course the fellow got a magistrate inside that's right do not have said that basically you're a girl so bold now i am here this morning but i have a candidate that i need and third already completed. couple of months that he is the real pretty good but still at the bottom of lot of good numbers count people are still kind of their village hands. who. is still this result is can sund is it likely that it will be respected because it's been a very closely fought race. will end up what everyone hopes that it will really feel respected and i what you can hear behind me when i greet crowd that has come to the tribune all because they say that they are going to do things that can go to their cell phones and the people at the doors. that try to be electro crave you know which is been guarded by riot police and thousands of people here that are cheering because they believe that the moment that have indeed won thi

. >> marianne, how confident are democrat doug jones today that he can defeat roy moore on december 12? >> one thing for certain, doug jones did not waste an opportunity to talk to voters before auburn pulled off a big win. he was campaigning tailgate style reminding voters that he needs their support for his own win against raymore. >> i think were gonna win, that selling. >> there many supporters that came out. we've been talking about all the issues that matter to people from day one. you get sidetracked on of the things we've been talking about the economy and healthcare. those are the issues. >> and alabama native, charles barkley voicing his support and expressing thoughts on more even before sexual assault allegations ever surfaced. >> we have a lot of black people in the state were amazing people. to run a guy who is a white nationalist and white separatist, that should disqualify roy moore before this women stuff came up. >> barkley never fully endorse jones. he did make his opinion very clear. >> eric: how could doug jones win impact the balance of power in the senate? >> it

reporting live in san francisco, marianne favro. >>> the north bay fires have claimed another life. a santa rosa man died from injuries he suffered in the tubbs fire. he tried to take cover from the fire in a small clearing by his house. a friend found him with burns covering more than half his body. he died sunday at davis medical center. >>> california attorney general announced he's suing a for profit university for allegedly taking advantage of students. the school is based in southern california but the suit involves students all across the country. nbc bay area christie smith maw there. >> reporter: the state attorney general says san francisco state was chosen as an example of a brick and mortar school ding the right thing to educate students. in contrast to ashford university he believes they are defrauding students. >> these actions won't fly in california. >> reporter: state attorney general is suing ashford university. >> i believe the most glaring part about this is you look at an online so-called college and yet it charges twice as much in tuition than place like this t

. >> i like my friend marianne march up >> she comes on once in a while. >> that's creepy, you want toall the police on her. you want to be her. >> that's strange. she should watch out. >> greg, anything? >> i do juan williams. >> i could sit over there in the five. >> guess what, greg, you're right. >> kaboom. i can't believe anybody at this table is right. guess what. guess what. >> he's got the right initials. >> i would be obama because he's making about a half a million dollars for a speech. ka ching. >> ka ching. you win. >> free market, guys. love that consistency about you. >> all right. wait wait wait. hold on. >> wouldn't you want to be yourself? >> i would want to be a republican, who do i get to be? >> do you know what my answer is? george hw bush. not only is he a secret agent because he ran the cia, he's a good baseball player, right? and guess what? he won the presidency. how do you beat him? >> nancy e, who has the messyest office of the five? that's easy. greg. >> too small for the things that i have. >> that's no excuse. >> what is messy about it? >> i haven't been in

marianne rafferty has reaction to the verdict. >> reporter: that verdict sparking nationwide outragehe benghazi technical four american spared the death penalty because the mastermind behind the brutal death apparently doesn't count as murder according to a jury. convicted of terror charges but found not guilty on 14 others. the 2012 attack on the diplomatic compound resulted in the death of us ambassador chris stevens, state department information management officer sean smith and security officer tyrone woods, the victim family members lashing out calling the verdict a miscarriage of justice and blaming the obama administration. >> accessory to murder, guilty of murder, not just a person who pulled the trigger. the previous administration granted this foreign terrorist american constitutional rights and that should not have happened. >> sean smith's mother pat telling fox news she was not the price and not happy with the verdict and accuses hillary clinton of having no hearts. cia director calling the verdict a small measure of justice for the terror inflicted on the patriotic men

marianne rafferty has more on the tree shortage. >> many families love to shop for trees right aftereir vision of the perfect tree. >> the one that is kind of medium-sized. and it is filled with leaves. >> we got a fraser and we get that every year.>> consumers across the country are facing a shortage of trees. stemming from the recession which drove down demand. fewer trees were planted now we are feeling the effects. it takes about a decade phratry to go big enough. >> we are looking at another 3 to 5 years of shortage on christmas trees. >> demand is back but supplies are down forcing a price increase of 5 to 10%. some tree growers say they have no choice. >> we haven't raised the price for five years but we had to now. >> i have been in the business for 32 years and i have never had to pay this price. >> western wildfires have impacted the supply in california and oregon.>> california is driving the market. >> if getting a tree is on your list you should shop early to get the best selection. in los angeles, marianne rafferty, foxnews. >>> we ask you to make good use of bentley ge

as marianne mentioned, we had te kickoff for small business satud shop small for the holidays las. in your director's report is a f state legislation that the gover signed in october that are mosty employee-related. can ab-11008 was the discriminat meeting. the city is updating the fair ce ordinance in relationship it th. then ab-168 is the salary inforn again, very similar to our requs that you cannot ask an employeer their salary. sb-63 is california new paid pal lealeave act for employees with0 employees to provide 12 weeks ob protection for employees that wt least a thousand 250 hours. that's essentially part time ho. that is including -- so that iso ensure multiple locations. >> okay. also added is now the gender --g with gerund identity is mandatoe added to any harassment trainint employers provide their employe. and then ab-1379 has -- is reing right now when you pay your buss registration fee, there is an al dollar that is added on. this has been helping to fund or certified -- our su subsidized d cast program. 70 cents of the dollar stays hee local level. technically it wa

liz: marianne brown speaking out saying congressman conyers violated her body, and propositioned hershe said she was fired in 2014, after 11 years for refusing conyer's advances, she initially agreed to keep quiet. but is speaking out now. john conyers reportedly hospitalized today in detroit area after brown spoke out. joining me now colonel allen west. do you think congressman conyers should resign? >> i tell you, there has to be a consistent see of standard, we hear judge moore should drop out of a race or how swiftly people at nbc or cbs are acting to fire individual, congress needs to understand they cannot have this elite club where they are protecting people. we need to know, all of the folks, who have been participating in this taxpayer funded slush fund, i think that conyers needs to step down, he is a distractiontion, we need to allow this to continue obut ethics committee, we know they will just brush this over and wait it out. liz: a week after saying conyer should have due process. she is now calling for him to resign. >> i said he should resign. liz: yesterday, catherin

marianne rafferty is in los angeles and this will only get bigger. >> reporter: the resolution is meantget lawmakers attention when it comes to these allegations in light of sexual harassment claims against senator our franken. multiple women have come forward with claims of harassment including groping and unwanted kidding. senator franken announced an apology after two more women came out with accusations. franken said quÉbec i learned some of those encounters i crossed the line for some women and i know any numbers too many. the house resolution is aimed at driving that point home. robert brady of the committee on house administration says, quote, we cannot tolerate any dissemination of harassment in the workplace or have a system that protects offenders. the committee will vote next week, it is expected to pass but they are wondering why it is taking so long to implement. >> it is amazing congress is just now doing this and you should tell members of congress who should be successful people in our society not to grope people with whom they work. >> we have to wait to find out the re

fox's marianne rafferty has more.ter: many families love to shop for a christmas tree right after thanksgiving and everyone has their vision of what the perfect tree should look like. the one that's kind of like medium size and it's like -- it's filled with leaves we got a frazer fur and again that's year. we like the shape. we like the smell. consumers across the country are facing a shortage of trees stemming from the recession which drove down demand. growers planted fewer trees and now we're feeling the effects. since it takes about a decade for a tree to grow big enough to be sold. it takes a long time for them to grow so we're looking at another three to five years of shortage on christmas trees. demand is back , but supplies are down forcing a price increase of five to ten percent this year. some tree growers say they have no choice. we hadn't raised a price for five or six or seven years but we had on go up. i've been in this business for 32 years and i've never had to pay the prices that i'm having. the suppl

withdrawing his support because he thinks it's in conyers' best interests after conyers' accuser mariannerown spoke out. >> it was sexual harassment violating my body, propositioning me and inviting me to hotels with the guise of discussing business and then propositioning me to, you know, for sex. >> reporter: conyers is being treated in an area hospital for dizziness with media camped outside his detroit home. congressman claiborne joins the call for his resignation. >> no one should have to go through that yet alone here in congress. i think he should resign immediately. >> it's very sad. the brave women who came forward are owed justice. i pray for congressman conyers and his family and wish them well. however, congressman conyers should resign. >> reporter: but conyers remains defiant. >> it's not up to nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman and she sure as hell won't be the one to tell the congressman to leave. >> reporter: conyers' lawyer implying it's an effort to take over his powerful seat on the judiciary committee. >> there have been people who have wanted jo