marion: these cables are in great demand.he national electricity grid in bangladesh doesn't extend to the island of rangabali on the bay of bengal. many vendors at the market here have solar panels. a company called solshare wants to network these individual units to create a local grid that will supply the entire market of the village of mollarbazaar. aziza: we need to find out where the densely populated solar home systems are installed, then only possible to make a grid, connecting the neighboring solar home systems. so yes, we need to look into many things, the feasibility of the technological setup, then, of course, we can move. marion: for the business owners here, a local mini-grid would have a lot of advantages. they'd be able to connect their solar units to the grid, and sell any excess electricity. or buy electricity from a neighbor. the company has developed an electricity meter that enables peer-to-peer electricity trading in a smart-grid system. called a solbox, it also helps local businessmen expand their operat

. >> holiday season is upon us and national marion anderson museum has a new px that re visit singers favorite yuletide traditions. karen rodgers has more in this weeks six abc love the arts. >> marion anderson was ground break nothing her career as a performing artists and humanitarian. museum invites visitors to experience the holiday season through her eyes, and a special exhibition called marion's home for the holidays marion anderson was born in philadelphia in 1897 and broke through racial barriers to become one of the most celebrated singers of the 20th century. >> there is never been another voice to match hers, and i don't believe there ever will be. >> she was a embraced as peoples princess and great philadelphia success story. >> reporter: after her death in 1993 her philadelphia home near 19th and fitzwater street s was transformed into a museum, for the holiday exhibition, each room has a theme. >> music was number one, home for the holidays, and that details marion's birth, music room number two is marion in new york for the holidays. >> reporter: treasure room highlight

people, soweto, i remember being there with marion barry.e were coming out of their houses to see him. >> tucker: i can't get the street in front of my house paved but south africa -- come on, now. why in the world, this is like the whole problem. >> he had a great sense of humor. >> tucker: okay, if i was in capetown on government expense i'd be happy, too. >> i said marion, we need to get back to the bus. he said what you mean we? >> tucker: is there anything you could find out about marion barry? cannibalism, human sacrifice, that would change your mind? >> no, no, he didn't do those things. marion barry, really, again, because of his legacy in the city deserves a statue. we're going to have it. it's going to go in front of city hall. and it's going to be great. >> tucker: really quick, i'm deeply offended by his opposition to gay marriage for example, the only city council marriage against it as you know. if i'm offended by this can i throw a sheet over it? my sensibilities are very delicate. you know that. so when i throw a sheet over h

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welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us belgian authorities are examining an international arrest warrant issued for catalonia as ousted leader carlist wisdom on it lists addition and rebellion among the crimes he's alleged to have committed who's amman says he will not be extradited he went to belgium after madrid ousted him from his position as. president of the catalan region meanwhile the month of porters have been staging pro independence rallies in barcelona. tens of thousands once again out on the streets of the catalan capital barcelona protesting against the detention of leaders of the independence movement speaking from his refuge in brussels the deposed president remain defiant karla's put them on cecille stand in fresh elections ordered by the spanish government for december twenty first even if he has to campaign from belgium. it's not normal that we risk up to thirty years of imprisonment thirty years because we have respected our commitment towards our electors this is not normal it's something extremely barbarous we cannot speak of a democra

why a local councilmember is inspired to continue a turkey tradition inspired by the late marion barry. >>> and it just got really cheap to see the redskins game on thanksgiving. how much it will cost you to gobble up some tickets. >> a few showers by the lakes. that's it. 38 in minneapolis. no problems in chicago. 45. some showers in florida, and maybe along the gulf coast. still, this is pretty quiet. no big storms. 83 out to the west, great plains in great shape. rockies in great shape. there will be a storm in the pacific northwest, as we get into tuesday and tuesday afternoon. pretty much the same map will actually hold for wednesday. pretty quiet as well. for us, for thanksgiving day, it will be chilly, but you know what? it's going to be dry. mostly sunny, temperatures either side of 50. we >>> tickets for the redskins thanksgiving night game are a mere $7, and some change. cheaper than a night at the movies, except you know you're going to pay more to park. the $7 tickets are standing room only, bu enjoy the game out there on turkey game. more coming up at 6:00. >>> marion barr

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db i newberry, thought he was a charming guy, i like marion barry.ayor probably in the country. open big on the, i'm going to say it, open bigot. he said we have to do something about these asians coming in. opening up businesses. those dirty shops. they ought to go. i wonder if you put up a marion barry statue, what asian people will think. >> he was brought to task about that and discussed it. me talked about the issue -- he talked about a lot of black community didn't own businesses. >> tucker: but he a's tacking. are we allowed to do that? you can't do that. when he got re-elected, in 1994, he said famous lie, white people get over it. like, you kept -- come on. he was a divisive figure along racial lines. why would you want a statue of him? >> i don't think he was a divisive figure on racial lines. he was mayor when a lot of divisive issues were going on. here was a guy who was the president of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. he was the guy, and you know what he did when he became the president of snic, he had a masters degree in

hello and welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is said to embark on his landmark tour of asia a five nation trip will be the long as by u.s. president in more than twenty five years the president who's currently in hawaii will fly to japan on sunday where he'll hold bilateral talks with japanese prime minister shinzo abbate well from japan he has next to south korea where talks about north korea's nuclear program are expected to take center stage after that he travels to china followed by a stop in vietnam from their trump heads to the philippines where he will attend the summit of these there's the nation of southeast asian nations while the trip promises to be a diplomatic balancing act for a president seeking to make america great again while at the same time looking to reassure asian allies of continued to u.s. support. for some analysis on all of this we're joined now by professor christer as garrett he's a researcher on american foreign policy at the university of life's a professor garet thank you so

i wonder if you put up marion barry statue, what asian people driving by would think? >> if you recall, he was brought to task about that and he discussed it. he talks about the issue was in the black community, lot of black people didn't own -- >> tucker: he's still attacking a racial group. are we allowed to do that? you can't do that. when he got re-elected, i was living here when he did, in 1994. he said famously, white people get over it. divisive figure. why would you ever want to statue of him? >> i don't think he was a divisive figure on racial lines. he was, mayor at the time when there were a lot of divisive issues going on. let's not just bottle this guy up based on a couple statements he made. he was the president of the students nonviolent coordinating committee. do you know what he did when he became the president of snic, do you know what he did? he had a masters degree in chemistry. he was working on his ph.d.. he quit that in order to work for snicc. >> tucker: he was a smart guy. you're right. 100,000 people left washington while he was mayor. while h

. >> reporter: out of the presence of the jury, marion crandall told the court that, like carey zuck,he met tom through dar and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marion stopped by the farm and offered 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. >> reporter: but the jury never heard marion 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 the 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. that would have proven that. >> reporter: but norris still had her two key witnesses. tom's own son heath and heath's friend sklyar wattie. both two years older and now more

so thomas jefferson statue no, marion barry statue, yes. moving on.his week a muslim terrorist mowed down 8 people in his van in new york city. thankfully an nypd officer shot him. and he asked to fly and isis flag in his hospital room. the president tweeted this. the "wall street journal" reporter took issue with the president's call for the death penalty. >> the unifying threat is the broader politics of donald trump, the ethnocentric nationalism. he did not react this way when a white person shot dozens of people in las vegas. he did not come and say we have to do an immediate policy change, we need to give this guy the death penalty. jesse: donald trump didn't call for the death penalty because the las vegas short killed himself. malcolm nance says this after the nypd attack. >> what you are seeing is not islam. none of this is condoned including the sacrificing and getting yourself killed at the ends of the terror attack. 10 christians, we have seen catholics in canada who converted to islam and carried out acts of terror. jesse: a muslim-america

for marion roth of newtown square it was to take a ride on the boat.on a boat and so today she got all dressed up and celebrated the big day with loved ones while cruising on the spirit of philadelphia and we wish you the happiest of birthdays. >>> eagle s t aking kay of business. the eagles have the number one defense against the run and defensive tackle tim gets the extension worth 48 million there's a source tells 6 abc. and the eagles defense will not have to defend ezekiel elliot and his six game suspension is back on again. when they return from the by week, the playerses association can appeal. >>> the sixers are streaking and they have won five straight and only one team in the nba is hotter and they look to keep it going tonight in sacramento. sixers can win their sixth straight game. ben simmons off to one of the best starts in nba history: >> we all know we have a long ways to go. and i don't think any of us are sitting here thinking we have turned the corner and heading towards the playoffs because we won five games in november. >>> and roy

mayor, marion barry. turkeys are being given away until 4:00 today. >> christmas comes a little bit early to the white house. the president and first lady will receive the white house christmas tree later today and it usually happens the day after thanksgiving. the trump's are leaving town tomorrow afternoon to spend the holiday at the mar-a-lago home in palm beach, florida. >> is seeing the first big snow of the season. 2-5 inches fell this morning and a total of 7 inches as possible with winds gusting as high as 30 miles-an-hour, causing blowing and drifting snow. the morning commute was difficult, to say the least. better them than us. the closest we came to seeing this was garrett county? >>> in the mountains on the weekend, saturday night, they saw some snow. that lake-effect snow machine gets machine gets cranking in the winter. you can get a feet of snow. >> don't cry for me, syracuse, right? >> no snow for us. >> i'm tracking system that might bring some bumps, but won't be a significant weather m

. >>> and the prestigious marion anderson ward will be hand the out. singing star and new jerseyan diane warwick is the recipient. she is at a loss for words for the honor tonight. >> to be mentioned in the same breath as marion anderson, is overwhelming. it's wonderful. what can i say? >> the five time grammy award winner is honored not only for her talents but for just as importantly and more so for her humanitarian efforts. >>> and coming up on "action news" tonight. it's beginning to look like the holidays around philadelphia. the massive tree arrives at the top of the art museum steps. >>> jeff skversky is live in clearwater florida for the remembrance of roy halladay. >> reporter: roy halladay's 94 minute memorial ceremony just concluded behind me in clearwater and there were emotional speeches and hear from some of those including former phillies teammates and his wife. >>> and after four afternoons stuck in the 40s finally made tup to 50 degrees and still on the cool side. i'm tracking warmer weather and winds of change and weekend rain. i'll h

ond eight councilman charlie -- the event hono former mayor marion barry, who provided free turkeys to ward eight families in need. sets apart into birds living it up at the willard hotel right now -- trump set to updon two birds living it at the willard hotel right now. they will live the rest of their lives at virginia tech. two to 58 million people will fly during the thanksgiving travel period. the busiest day to fly as the day after thanksgiving. now to the weather. a nice start to the week with turkey day almost here. meteorologist steve rubin is here. steve: bright sunshine right now. it will stay that way through the afternoon. a beautiful day to enjoy the beach, to walk the beach, with lots of sunshine. temperatures close to t d 40 degrees at reagan national. 46 in reston. 48 degrees at woodbridge. stormwatch 7 clear. all the way down to southern maryland. if you're going to be out and about for the afternoon, make sure you have the sunglasses and at least a warm jacket. daytime highs only around 50 degrees. coming up in a few minutes, we will talk about what to expect overnig

. >> it is named for pioneering philadelphia singer marion anderson. >>> two women have been honored for their contributions to medicine in science, this afternoon, annual marion award was presented to doctor melissa simon at a ceremony in philadelphia simon is a professor, physician at northwestern university fine berg school of medicine, also here, vivian penn was given a lifetime achievement award. she is internationally known for transforming understanding and treatment of women's health. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a major announcement a local golf course will play host to an event it has not seen since 1950's where pro golfers will be ting off for a championship event, and when it will happen , kate? >>> we have got milder weather over next couple days but strong system to track as we head in the weekend and could we even see our first flakes in a few spots? i'll tell you chances of that happening and when we normally see our first snow what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insur

. >> she received this year marion anderson a word white here in philadelphia "eyewitness news" at themel center last night. warwick accepted her award during a gala and cons inert her honor. she was chosen for her leadership in humanitarian work. >> i'm truly over that is enough to be overwhelmed by. >> prestige as you ward is named after pioneering philadelphia singer marion anderson. >> congratulations to miss warwick. >>> up next potential serial killer strikes again we have more on the florida neighborhood on edge. >>> plus this... >> doyletown own's pink goes for a car pool karaoke with james corden we will show you more of it later in the she but we will be right back. >>> welcome back, australia took a major step toward legalizing same sex marriage. >> celebrations erupted all across the country yesterday, after the results of the national survey were revealed, turns out 61 percent voted in favor of the marriage equality , 38 percent voted against it, country's prime minister is calling on law make tours legalize same sex marriage before christmas. >>> police are heightening th

to dion warwick the reup yen of the marion anderson award. >> lets throw it tout katie with a checkf the weather. you say things are normal icing but not too much longer. >> we will rebound today and then tomorrow but then another drop off on the thermometer, and then another rebound and another drop off but, roller coaster keeps going. i will time that out for you because it is all cause by a series of front and typically we will see precipitation that comes with frontal boundaries, right. next round will hold off until much later tonight for the most part maybe see a sprinkle at some point this afternoon but mostly do in fact stay dry we have got a partly cloudy skies out here, nice light wind, a chill in the air for sure but when we look at storm scan what you'll see here is not a lot. a expecteling out over the opened ocean water but for the most part it is quiet, every where and we will see that take place all day to day with thankfully relatively light wind. it is warmer this afternoon, by a little warmer, 53 degrees we are close tore seasonal. daytime high would normally be a

then the light bulb went off. >> reporter: it went off for marion.aps the most chilling testimony of the prosecution's case, she told the jury that when she heard her friend was gone, she immediately remembered something jody said just weeks earlier. >> she said that during this conversation i have with him, if anything happens to me, you will know who did it. she said, you will know it was him. >> reporter: the prosecutor's position was clear, a husband with a motive. the perfect setting. the violent intent to kill his wife. or was there another way of looking at that couple perched high on the cliffs on a summer night? steven's new wife says the prosecution has it all wrong. >> my husband is not capable. that is not the man he is. my husband is sweet, kind, loving, considerate. >> reporter: the defense was ready to show how steven, far from villain, was the real victim in this story. >> coming up -- >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> new questions about the evidence and was there another reason why his son might implicate his dad. >> who do

marion ross got all dressed up and donned a tiara to celebrate her 109th birthday.rthday wish to go on a boat ride and the newtown native boarded the spirit of philadelphia penn's landing and toured the delaware river. friends and family wished her a happy birthday in the water today. >> on that note it's time again to head out to chestnut hill. adam joseph who i think turns 80 today. >> did you have to say it? >> my 19 and anniversary of 21. >> he is 40. >> have you to do math i am live in chestnut hill a section of the city that people know forever the cobblestone streets and know the restaurants and know the shops. but you may not know there is a theater here the stage crafters theater here for 89 years and have 542 performances and we'll meet the meiser and his crew in a bit. take a look at temperatures it's cloudy here and temperatures in the 50s for philadelphia and new york city and also in charleston west virginia, 52 degrees and as we fly to the northern plains, 20 in minneapolis and 20 in bismark, this is the cold air coming in late tonight and tomorrow. a

and the national marion anderson museum has a newest exhibition.s more in this week's 6abc love the arts. >> reporter: marian anderson was groundbreaking in her career as a performing artist and humanitarian. the museum invites visitors to experience the holiday season through her eyes in a special exhibition. she was born in philadelphia in 1897 and broke through racial barriers to become one of the most celebrated singers of the 20th century. >> there has never been another voice to match hers and i don't believe there ever will be. >> she was embraced as the people's princess. >> reporter: after her death in 1993, her philadelphia home was transformed into a museum. for the holiday exhibition, each room has a theme. >> home for the holidays and that details marion's birth, number two is marian is new york for the holidays. >> reporter: the treasure room highlights anderson's friendship with eleanor roosevelt and includes photos from her performance in 1939. >> the first open outdoor concert of this time in the united states to a crowd of 75,000

the award is named after the famous philadelphia opera singer marion anderson. >> may i say. >> yes.> that's what friends are for. >> that's right. >> but do you know the way to san jose. >> but -- there's nobody over here . >> [laughter] >> congratulations dion. >> way to go. >> storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows you that we are dry and as we take a look outside we do have some stars out early. there are some clouds sweeping in from the west and in general we're looking at a mix of sun and clouds today but i do think we'll start out on the bright side. it's also chilly. 32 degrees in allentown, freezing mark there. not much better in trenton at 34. 38 reading. 36 in philadelphia and wilmington and 39 in cape may. satellite shows you how the clouds have broken up a little bit from philadelphia to the coast. there's room for sunshine early but then these clouds out to the west will tend to filter in and overall we're going with a mix of clouds and some sun. some sun up in the lehigh valley today, cool, with a high of 49 degrees but all things considered better than yester

. >>> a dc council member getting hate mail after a national interview about a statue honoring marion berry. >>> someone shooting bb guns in a local community taking out car windows and more. >>> and, drunk people getting a free ride in one community, paid for by tax dollars. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> first tonight, breaking news in that baltimore police shooting, detective shaun suitor, the baltimore officer shot to death a week ago tonight, turns out he was killed with his own service weapon. he was shot while canvasing a neighborhood looking for leads in a 2016 murder case, he was supposed to testify before a grand jury in a case against fellow officers but inrestigators say ey with his death. >>> sky 9 over the scene of a serious accident that shut down the inner loop of the beltway, a car hit a prince george's cruiser, the officer lost control of his cruiser, hit a van, and then a truck, nine people, including the officer went to the hospital because of that crash. none of them was seriously hurt. the loop opened up a half hour ago. >>> whether you are where you need to b

company. 0na rare dance the marion ski ballet company.took him back to his childhood ballet school, which he left more than 20 years ago. —— first—ever brick. shall we go and see your first ever dance teacher? let's go. lovely to have you back, it's been a long time. —— first—ever brick. it doesn't change but i get older and the students remain the same —— first—ever brit. i was here with my little legs shaking like that. they've got a lot stronger since then. i know, you've come a long way since. vanessa hooper and her mother vera skelton taught a string of children whose made careers in ballet. there's alexander parish and at english national ballet, his classmate joseph caley and josh were maturely grey is also there. andrew mcnicol isa grey is also there. andrew mcnicol is a choreographer and at the birmingham ballet of hair is a ballet master and at the royal ballet com pa ny ballet master and at the royal ballet company there's elizabeth harrod and alexander's sister, demelza, and the man in charge, director kevin 0'hare. demelza, a

the speaker: i heard what marion brown said this morning on msnbc, nobody should have to go through that. re-sign. nk he should he should be re-sign. your second question is on tax reform. i can only control this side of the capitol. i'm confident we can get it done this year. reporter: the december 8 funding level, how long do you think a continuing resolution would need o be for a deal to be reached? the speaker: it would be nice if our democratic leaders would participate in the negotiations to be necessary to keep the government open. i don't know why they didn't show up for these negotiations. when you negotiate legislation, congress passes a bill and the president passes it and the president and the congress did it. i did it when bush and obama was president. so i'm getting there. when they decide not to participate in negotiations, they aren't in a good place to make any demand but we have to have a short-term c.r. we are in talks with our own members to go through all of that. so stay tuned on that. the house has passed all the appropriation bills. the house passed all 12 appropr

so thomas jefferson statue no, marion barry statue, yes. moving on.his week a muslim terrorist mowed down 8 people in his van in new york city. thankfully an nypd officer shot him. and he asked to fly and isis flag in his hospital room. the president tweeted this. the "wall street journal" reporter took issue with the president's call for the death penalty. >> the unifying threat is the broader politics of donald trump, the ethnocentric nationalism. he did not react this way when a white person shot dozens of people in las vegas. he did not come and say we have to do an immediate policy change, we need to give this guy the death penalty. jesse: donald trump didn't call for the death penalty because the las vegas short killed himself. malcolm nance says this after the nypd attack. >> what you are seeing is not islam. none of this is condoned including the sacrificing and getting yourself killed at the ends of the terror attack. 10 christians, we have seen catholics in canada who converted to islam and carried out acts of terror. jesse: a muslim-america

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hello and welcome i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us. thousands of demonstrators are rallying in the zimbabwe in capital harare to demand the resignation of president robert mugabe the protesters backed by the veterans of zimbabwe's independence war who traditionally supported him in the past even mugabe's own zanu p.f. party has joined calls for him to step down is said to be asking for more time to leave but many zimbabweans have had enough. people power in the center of. mcgarvie muskerry these demonstrations chant it's more like a street party but one with a political message the people of zimbabwe have had enough of that ailing neda. to be excited. and. it's the first time in decades that people feel free to say what they really think of president mugabe he's known for vicious crackdowns against journalists and critics. the country soldiers have become heroes for many after the military took control of zimbabwe on wednesday the generals back to this day of protest. as well as an exuberant rally called by the veterans of zimbabwe's i

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean u.s. president donald trump has sought to reassure asian allies of america's resolve in defending them against dictatorial regimes kicking off his marathon tour of asia and. japan trump said the united states had the military might to stand good on that promise the president's twelve day tour of five asian nations comes amid heightened tensions over north korea's nuclear and missile programs just after arriving trump addressed u.s. troops stationed in japan here's a little of what he had to say we will never yield never waver and never falter in defense of our people our freedom and our great american flag. we will seek new opportunities for cooperation and carmen's and we will partner with friends and allies to pursue a free and open in do this if they reach we will see free fair and reciprocal trade. well for more we're joined now by our correspondent bustin heartache who's in tokyo first in japan is one of the united states' closest allies what do you think both sides are hoping to get

jana was a true friend and an amazing woman. 2013 wimbledon champion marion bartoli said she will alwaysmbered as an "amazing, kind and beautiful woman" and that the players of the wta will never forget her. and one of her former doubles partners, pam shriver, said, jana was as kind as she was athletic. as smart as she was competititve. i can't believe she is gone this soon. some news this evening which could bring a takeover at newcastle united a step closer. a financial firm headed by the british businesswoman amanda staveley has tabled a formal takeover bid in the region of £300 million. pcp capital partners has been in talks with the premier league club's owner mike ashley for about a month, and a source close to the deal said an offer has now been made. ashley said in october he wanted to sell newcastle after ten years of ownership. newcastle are yet to comment publicly on the news, although a club source has disputed the value of the bid. news on another managerial sacking in the premier league today, but first let's bring you tonight's action. brighton twice came from behind to fo

noticeable changes in barcelona since madrid took over a huge amount has happened in the last week marion a yes we've seen of course we've got the dismissed ministers half of them and now in brussels you've got the other hall behind bars we've had the police chief the chief of the regional police dismissed from his post and madrid is starting to take charge of a number of dorothy's here in catalonia essentially one five five five five means that madrid has imposed direct rule head that something has prompted a lot of people to come out onto the streets as we've said it was the second night running that pro independence supporters were on the streets last night to protest against this this is the last thing that people here wanted let's remember that they wanted independence and what they've actually seen is that they are. very proud of and they defend has now been taken away. charlotte reporting from barcelona thank you. now u.s. president donald trump has arrived in hawaii ahead of an extensive tour of asia visited pearl harbor with first lady and placed a wreath at a memorial to u.s. sa

marion into the johnson. marion antony johnson actually gained their freedom. perches land, and had white and black servants -- mary and anthony johnson. they purchased land. they had white and black servants. there is no problem with you taking notes. law is evidence-based and you should be able to find the evidence of what i say. during this time, we also had people who owned property. they wanted to, of course, extend their profit margin. how did they do this? by limiting the rights of the africans in the colony. as time went on, although property ownership was one of the major reasons why a person can vote, it was a requirement and the johnsons owned property. how would the world be different if things had just regressed from there? let's go forward. we have black women participating is best they can. certain rights were given to certain blacks but it was more of privileges. the first known black politician was wentworth, who was elected constable of the new hampshire town of newmarket in 1768. 1768. when the constitution was ratified in 1787, states were g

speaker ryan: first, marion brown, is that her name? i heard what she said this morning at nbc. no one should have to go through something like that, let alone here in congress. yes, i think he should resign. i think he should resign immediately. i have 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 in the guarantee business because i can only control this side of the capitol. i'm very confident we can get this done this year. reporter: tomorrow marks one week before the december 8 funding deadline. based on the current state of play, how long do you think the continuing resolution would need to be? what point would that come together? speaker rye yan: it would be nice if she they showed up to meetings and participate in the negotiations necessary to not just keep the government opened but a cap agreement. don't know why they decided not to show up for those negotiations. when you negotiate legislation, congress passes a bill, the president signs it, and that's why congress and the president's negotiat