marie went, no, it's worse. >> so after a while of guessing, i said, did you kill someone? she nodded her head yes. >> and that's when marie broke down and cried. >> i can't talk about this right now. >> marie then admitted the unthinkable, that she murdered her own father. she said she did it with a poison she stole from her chemistry class a year earlier. >> be very careful with this stuff. >> marie said that she took the poison when the teacher's back was turned, placed it in a paper towel, and hid it in her backpack. one week later, while preparing dinner, marie mixed it into her father's mexican food which concealed the taste of the poison. the poison she used mimicked the signs of a heart attack, and her father died a few hours later. the autopsy never detected the poison in his system. after the confession, marie swore stacey to secrecy. if the pledge was broken, stacey knew her best friend would spend the rest of her life in prison. >> stacey is tormented, however, by this secret she, too, is trying to keep. and she begins to have these nightmares. >> in one of these

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good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. it's year in a row that toyota has claimed the top spot. but the japanese automaker says it expects to sell fewer cars and truck this year. >>> stocks on wall street finished slightly higher rising surge in technology. the dow climbed 3 points. the s&p also climbed 3 points and the nasdaq raised 23 points higher. netflix jumped almost 16% in after-hours trading following a fourth-quarter earnings report. netflix received a profit of 76 cents. it hopes to expand to 200 countries in the next two years. >>> google invested $1 million in spacex. elon elon elon musk wants to get involved. >>> and walmart is offering a service to turn your tax refund into cash. it's called direct to cash. filers can go to anyone of 25,000 tax preparation locations nationwide. they receive a confirmation code via e-mail when their refund is ready and then pick up their money at a walmart store. filers avoid a check cashing fee. the service is available for federal and state returns. anne-marie? >> i'm sure they'r

mary's it will be snow and changing over to ice. most likely a sleet scenario playing out for you. it will make for wet roadways. give yourself extra time. if you can wait an hour to get to work you might want to do that. sleet and ice 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. 26 degrees tomorrow morning. no problem for those 32 for a high tomorrow then 36 degrees on thursday. moving in the right direction, 43 on friday. and then watch out what happens this weekend. sunday -- or rather saturday looks great. sunday another storm system. this is one i'm going to watch very closely. right now 48 with a chance of showers but looks like the storm could be a little stronger. >> you're going to love this, unless you're a texan. >> whoa. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen pe

. >> during his first day on the job yesterday, the maris itted t the. >> got on a right ride to san ho sea prid plds to reach to reach out and think. when he is officially sworn in at santa pay may. >> who who spent a lot of money in their trash bans to going is turs more than the 25,000 needed. but we should hear the final count from the county today. the group wants to stop them from getting a 30% pay raise. opponents say that isn't fair but supervisors say they're earning less than their colleagues in comparable counties. >> play station gamers getting a big thank you from sony after enduring a three-game lockout from its christmas yefr. kb grrks squoorjs onny has yet to announce when these thank you gifts will be available. >> we all strive so hard at the start of the year and many of us make every signal it so tart. >> you may not think yoga is a way to jump start your body into healthy pounds, but a new study suggests yoga is a great way to get in shape. >> i think it's all part of trying to find a better way of balancing my life. >> calming, relaxing, sure, but it's not all m

of its kind ever seen. mary had taken nearly a year hoping to banish the memory of her predecessors reign in the white house. hair yet lane had been both a popular socialite and an impeccable style setter. mary clemor, one of the dragon ladies of d.c., gave lane very high marks and remarked her superb physique gave the impression of intense, harmonious vitality. her eyes of deep violet shed a constant steady light as they could flash with rebuke, kindle with humor, or soften with tenderness. her classic head was crowned with masses of golden hair. mary's gold when she took over the executive mansion focused on erasure of memories of when this blond younger model made washington society dance to her tune. clemor suggested that mary had an impossible task to fulfill and further she was doomed at the outset. in reviewing the character of presidents' wives, we shall see that there was never one who entered the white house with such a feeling of self-satisfaction. to her it was the fulfillment of a lifelong ambition

ships were helping, i think it was "mary sears" back then that finally did find the black boxes and zeroed in on it but weather hampered the efforts and it's really difficult because on day 30 the batteries will usually last a little bit beyond that depending upon the maintenance of the batteries and how frequently they were changed, et cetera on those black boxes but people will be getting worried, especially since the submersibles and divers can't go in when the water is so choppy. >> mary the weather is getting in the way, but is the weather they have -- i mean, with time being a problem as you say, what progress can they be making in these circumstances? because progress does seem to be needed here. >> well i think by expanding the search area, they're probably going to have to do something they did in 2007 and that is they put out rewards for people finding parts. they got people along the coastlines and shores looking for things. they tried to get all the assets that they could possibly put in place and hopefully the expense of the search we haven't heard a word about it this time bu

it's coming back from the mendocino to sonoma coast. water temps have gone beyond 60. all the way dawn to santa marie and santa barbara. e seen that but 56 san francisco. so finally the cold air and the northwest direction on this is finally cooled down the ocean temps. 13 in tahoe. 13 in reno. 42 in san diego. that was really cold for them. freezing rain. the calm coming out of oklahoma city that is the worst weather i think you can have is the freezing rain. sunny, chilly. am frost and maybe some patchy fog. probably not much. 50s on the temps. temperatures fairfield, a. yock, brent wood in at 52 degrees. it will be a cool day. by the coast though. sunny, slightly warmer days but a little warmer next week. i think maybe rain by thursday of next week. we'll see. >> all right we'll see. okay, steve. thank you. >>> time is 5:51. tori was screaming at the tv set watching football. they are all set now for the championship game for college football's first play off. oregon will play ohio state. in the sugar bowl ohio state rallied back after alabama had them down 21-6. ohio state beat alabama 42-35. alabama had a chance in

i mean, they're throwing a hail mary. it's a little late for them. >> google wallet failed. is a follow-up. i shouldn't say failed. matt: it didn't take off. i think apple pay will be the clear winner. there will be other players in the space. they won't get anywhere near that. sure. they will get one. the burn rate is a half a million dollars a day. >> those telecom companies invested a lot more than a million dollars. they want to recoupe some of their other losses. >> that's why google will get it. it's dramatically down. morale is down. as apple pay becomes embraced, those who have the android system will want something to use. i think google has positioned itself to at least reward their customers, again, with that app. >> to matt's point, apple pay is the clear winner. we're seeing a halo effect with whole foods. >> they have the payment system. visa, amex, before they launched. >> exactly. more retailers will get on board with this in addition to see this halo effect. >> to our last real, real deal. facebook is hiring a social networking company looking for 1200 new e

really kind of like home. >> literally, it's the house that mary built. tely. >> too kind, too kind. >> you had a busy weekend because awards season is officially now under way. >> well, kevin, it really is an honor to be hosting the palm springs international film festival sharing the stage with literally some of the biggest stars in the world. but this year i left the singing to brad pitt. ♪ oyelowo ♪ ♪ oyelowo ♪

it alone. you need the voice recorder as well. as maryas mentioned in the air algere crash, it did not have good recording on it and that air crash is still pretty much a mystery. they think they know what happened but the voice recorder is critical. >> david, earlier when we talked on the show you talked about this middle layer. is it possible the black box, you know, isn't just at the bottom of the ocean? >> it's unlikely because of the fact that it's in the tail of the aircraft which is a heavy -- and also it appears as though the fuselage has been broken and so, therefore, would sink down to the bottom. the only thing that's buoyant -- most of the things that are buoyant in the back of the aircraft would be the flight control services and which in that impact i would suggest it is possible that they were torn off. while it's possible, i think it's most likely possible that it's on the bottom of the ocean. >> peter goelz, mary schiavo, david soucie, thank you. appreciate it. >>> it's tough to spot pieces of debris floating in miles and

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you know, it's rather like complaining about superman not coming back for dinner. >> reporter: so mary kept a stiff upper lip when jordan postponed their wedding date after being sent on an assignment. but they did eventually get married, and soon after, they welcomed their first child. it was a baby girl, whom they named eilidh. >> he was, like, really fun, but then, like kind of strict. it was almost like he -- you knew he cared about you. >> reporter: a baby boy named zach soon followed. but not long after, will jordan's work threatened mary and the children in the most dire way imaginable. >> he explained to me that insurgents that he'd dealt with in the past were now threatening him, and that they were going to steal the children, kidnap them, and rip bits of them and send this through the post unless we came up with money to pay them off. >> reporter: frantic, mary sold her house, and emptied her bank account. >> i had nothing left. i just thought, you know, there is no further down i can go. >> reporter: but how wrong she was. almost four years into her marriage to will jordan,

mary thompson will pull it all together for us. she's down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hi, mary. >> hi sue. it's kind of a tall order. it's been a rather weird day of trading. i think a lot of people would concur with that. one thing you were pointing out, a gain in crude, usually the markets move in tan dem. that's not the case today. there was disappointing data on the third quarter gdp and disappointing price data and that's contributed what we've seen as a very choppy session. let's take a look at a couple of dow components. nasdaq was higher earlier, but some of the weakness in the big cap, tech stocks and the gaenz we're seeing in the -- visa as you mentioned earlier, gained about 100 points to the dow. of course, i guess we could put it another way. the dow would be down 208 points. if it wasn't for visa's gain there. the company came out with better than expected results. reaffirmed its full-year outlook despite the headwind space the currency faces and lower gasoline prices. one of the reasons it could conf

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on june 9th, 1994, paul emailed mary. >> it was, "gee mary, i'm really worried about linda.y and weak." >> reporter: paul wrote that she was mumbling incomprehensible stuff in her sleep about work and projects and meetings. >> and she's working all these hours. and she's working too many. and maybe, mary she'll listen to you. >> reporter: when linda came home from work that day, she was tired and went to bed without eating dinner. a few hours later, the phone rang at mike flower's house. >> i answer it, he said, "mr. flower, this is the chaplain." and he said, "can you come to paul and linda curry's house?" >> reporter: mike rushed over and found his friend paul, who told an awful story. how he woke up to an odd sound, found linda not breathing. he called 911, but by the time paramedics got there, it was too late. >> paul was extremely upset. for hours i was basically holding him up and he was crying on my shoulder. >> reporter: grief, shock and at the bottom of it all, a question, what killed linda curry? >>> when we come back, a medical mystery. >> reporter: this is really

mary's and calvert county. it'sbuckets in leonard town all getting down on the heavy rain first thing this morning if you're driving along route 2, route 235, route 5, 301, a lot of ponding on the roads first thing this morning. the rain line hasn't made it farther west than about the leesburg area cloudy skies. but dry across much of the shenandoah valley. changing over to our high resolution rapid refresh computer, this is the one that does a really good job for about the next 12 hours or so in forecast time. here is 10:00 a.m. heavy rain in southern maryland. by noon most of that rain is moving out. there still could be lingering showers in washington. 2:00 things starting to dry back out. a weather front coming our way may ring out the showers about 2:00 this afternoon. that little rain chance comes right through washington around 4:00 5:00. most of the rain is this morning. there will be another chance for rain later this afternoon. tomorrow sunshine is back for everybody's holiday on the three-day weekend. not

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what i like to do to make it easy on me the host i set up a self-serve bloody mary station. ld it like they want it. some like it kicked up. some don't. set out your favorite bloody mary mix. i found this one called bloody kentucky. they made this to mix with bourbon as well as vodka. i'm going to kick mine up. new year's day. i'm taking a little old forester which was america's first bottled bourbon. a little old forester a little good kentucky bourbon. to that i'm going to add my bloody kentucky. >> this is going to sound strange, bourbon in a bloody mary. >> vodka is a great tradition in a bloody mary but bourbon already has some flavors. it's going to enhance that bloody mary mix. i've got a little pickle spear, maybe asparagus and i made yours with just the bloody kentucky sauce. no bourbon in that. blue but cheers. i know you have to work. >> you know the rules, good stuff. >> that's good. >> is there really evidence a bloody mary helps you with a hangover the next day? people assume it does. they want to believe that. >> what helps you, i put a little bit of the spirit

which it did. >> over in the women's wing of the jail, mary kay concepcion has just had her 26th birthdayeath of her 2-year-old son, fox. concepcion and her boyfriend are both awaiting trial for his murder. >> i'm waiting at home for that anniversary. for my son that passeded away. for this death anniversary. not too long ago you came to me, a miracle of many firsts, firsts smile, first set of teeth and first baby steps. but one night god took you away and left me your past. i will be thinking for a lifetime of your last. the last time i held you and kissed your soft baby lips. sorry. last time you run to me and scream, mommy! last time you tugged on my shirt to carry you up. the last time you stole shrimp from your sister's plate, the last time i gave you a bath and dressed you up, the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i had known they were your last. the last time i hold your hands, the last time i kissed you. the last time i hugged you and the last time i said good-bye. >> concepcion has kep

it's not looking terribly clever. the s&p down 3%. the dow down 3.6%. mary that will startle a lot of people particularly as they have to read about it over the weekend and everybody being very negative. what would you say about february? >> i wouldn't telling you about february. i would tell you about january of last year we were down and the year was up. >> it's unusual to have a down january and an up year. >> it is. normally january tends to be a barometer but now that we're in the third year of the presidential cycle and an indumb can't -- incumbent, normally january ant isn't a down month. >> i think as usual mary ann is dead right about the seasonals. it's the third year. the seventh year of a twice-elected president. very bullish history of that and oddly enough years ending in five for the last 130 years have almost always been up years. >> if you had to choose would you be extending your long as putting extra money into the market or would you be lightening up? >> i would be probably dollar close to averaging. set aside a certain amount of money, p

that's it for the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> it is monday, january 5th good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. accused cop killer eric frein what to expect from today's proceedings. >> also, flames rip through philadelphia hole overnight. finds out how badly that building's been damaged and how many people are displaced this morning. >> and philadelphia police need your help to find this woman. where she was last seen, and why officers say she could be in serious danger. >> those stories and more coming up in just a bit. right now let's start off with our monday forecast. >> i heard katie mention snow. >> indeed i d

it goes off the map. international falls in winnipeg minneapolis sue saint marie where it is feeling almost as bad toward the hudson bay the core of the arctic. almost like 50 below zero. in the below freezing but below freezing. frigid air in place and dangerous cold. because of the wind cranking out of the northwest it is not terrible yet but it will crank as the day progresses. you could see flurries but not anything that accumulates. blustery frigid, dangerous to be out in this cold tonight. we are down to eight in philadelphia it will feel like below zero in philadelphia tomorrow just 21 degrees. coldest it has been since last january. we will keep it maryland rate here through the next few days. a little ebb and flow but still below average. for the the rest of the weekend too torey. >> not looking forward to that and not looking forward to this morning's commute. yesterday we were battling the snow and today we are battling that black ice. not sort of, we are. lets get outside and take a look how you are doing right now. traveling out and about through the area of bucks county. this is more so in

it. so i will change rhythm again, i guess. >> reporter: despite the inconveniences, mary says it's worth it. >> i have a friend who had a head-on and she's a quad. every time i get on the bridge i get on the farther side by the water because i'm so aware of what has happened to people's lives. it's excruciating. >> reporter: 36 people have died on the span since 1971. 16 of those fatalities from head-on crashes. the bridge district says the new movable concrete barrier will reduce the potential for additional head-on collisions. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> while the golden gate bridge will be closed to drivers next weekend, golden gate transit bus service will still be allowed to cross the bridge and pedestrians and bicyclists will be able to use the sidewalk. there will also be expanded ferry service. you can find additional information about the closure on our website, abc7news.com. >>> riding muni could soon be free of charge for senior citizens and the disabled in san francisco. muni has a program that provides kids with free passes when their families are struggling financially.

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its f they paid for this recovery. they deserve the benefit too. melissa: senator mary anne summarized argument for last six years. you think it gets traction now? >> that is from the democratic playbook. absolutely not. the president has been in charge, the person dealing with issues joe biden mitch mcconnell. dealing with tax extenders. allowing taxes to stay low for everybody. melissa: you say that from personal experience. >> of course. the vice president and mitch mcconnell in action working very hard. right now merry anne in masses you can check a box to send more money to the state government. did you do that? of course not. neither does anybody else. you can send checks right now, folks to the federal government and they will spend it for you. melissa: brad how do we solve this problem? >> way you solve it is, velocity of money theory. when money is changing hands between the private sector that gins of economy. by the way, when people make more, they pay more in taxes. not us sending government to the government for the government to spend money we don't have. very simple, create jobs mr. president. don't

now, alabama had a chance in the last seconds here with this hail mary, it was intercepted in the endstate will now play oregon. and in the rosebowl, the ducks blew out florida state. 59-20. florida state had five turnovers, including that one right there, leading to 34 points for oregon. the national championship game between oregon and ohio state is a week from monday in texas. >>> well, it's doubtful that several oregon players will be forced to miss that game. the school will discipline them for mocking florida state after their victory. >> no means no. ! >> several oregon ducks were videotaped mocking the seminoles and they said no means no. florida state's quarterback was accused of raping a woman in 2012. oregon's coach calls the team's behavior inappropriate and said it will be addressed internally. >>> a mailing mistake gave a fresno county couple quite a surprise. when he opened the package, he found it was filled with personal memorabilia of humphrey bogart and lauren bacall. hernandez's husbands who name is steven bogart had been a member of the auctionhouse butterfield. t

advisor to my administration and she has the ability to get everybody together in the room whether it's marie the ability to spark a comment from a mark ben hoff or the harrison foundation or some of the others we seek support from she's the one tow another my side as we made presentations to foundations and talked to city departments from the police and fire to human services to our education leaders throughout the education community she's been there for families and children 0 i just want to say on behalf of of my administration thank you, hydra for your wonderful, wonderful work she of course, has a history on the school board let me say this 83 she didn't want to go through another election and i had to look her not eye and do what had been done to me why are you here and what drives our passion in the public sector, of course we had that conversation and anhiwe renewed what eric did about his vows we renewed our vows to the public and san franciscans in this conversation we restigd the passion in which she served two other terms on the school board that there was even more reason now to

there is no excuse for violence against women i think that it really was a lot of people called it a hail mary defense. it was not going to go well for them. >> the defense in this case not only blamed it on alcohol one defendant admitted he made have had as many as 22 difference that night. but what was described as a culture of excess. >> culture encouraged underage drinking drinking in the room, going to a party then going to another party. you stay up late, get drunk have sex. it's not important if you remember it. >> it's not about whether you are too drunk or not to commit a crime. if you harm someone, you are held responsible. if you drink too much to know better that's on. >> you the defense hung firm, insisting even after the conviction that their clients were misunderstood. >> you asked me what happened and he said, you don't understand. >> two factors helped win convictions in this case. the videos, which witnesses said the defendant van den bergh tried repeatedly to destroy and the university, which became aware of the assault even before the victim did. and came to her with the ev

planning department was small and the city was trevend activist it was not a high priority i think originally i had a conversation with marie rogers and it just ripped my heart to see people be so angry about helping people that have glutin up in the neighborhood it is their neighborhood the ones that are speaking out the loudest are saying we don't want the element in the neighborhood it has a lot to do with the department and emry rogers sthaird shared and we've been interested to everyone understand i appreciate someone you coming up saying they want to be advised the best programs are those planned that the neighborhood we do that in the castro when we opened up market street having support housing so we welcome it opportunity it was a workload issue and once we became aware of it the department was engaged they've done a wonderful job and we have folks that felt replaced and presenter their plan. >> i want to add a quick comment about 250 kearny street for at least 10 years i worked on bush street a nice high-rise building between bush and montgomery the particular building in question used to be one of the feedback ne

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it snows in some places and not others. here in southern maryland in charles county and st. mary's county it does snow, at least enough to cancel school, but millimeters is all it takes for the wheels of my mobile newsroom suv to skid, slip and slide when driving on untreated side streets and there were plenty of those here in charles county and farther south in st. mary's county this morning and very little controversy here on the decision to close schools. >> i think it's a good idea, real good idea. >> once it starts snow doing you know when it's going to stop? >> no, we don't, so to protect the children and the people let them stay home. >> reporter: and give school custodians a chance to make it right. >> i had to shovel snow, clean these sidewalks and hopefully tomorrow we'll have school. >> reporter: st. mary's county's amish county, as usual, out and about today making picturesque scenes on icy back roads and on highways like route 5 where horses shared the road with salt trucks today. commuters had very little trouble with all. this the worst of it? snowy shoulders and a b

most of the persons will still have clothing on. >> it unusual, mary that some of the bodies have been returned to the family members. is it too soon to do that since there's questions about what happened? >> no that's what they do. as soon as they recover them they do the forensics on the body. the autopsies, check the airways, the overall condition. they take the forensics and do try to return them right away. and peter was right about sending down the submersibles. they're going to try to photograph that wreckage. if it's a piece of fuselage where the fumes s humans are. they will send the divers down it's terrible work. the divers will bring them up one by one before they bring up the wreckage. >> peter, does that picture taking take hours or a matter of days before they try to retrieve or recover any of the items? >> oh the mapping of the whole wreckage field will be important. that will take days. obviously, if they see victims that are easily retrievable. they will go down and get them immediately. but we're in this now, if this proves to be the wreckage, it's going to take a nu

it go. the chick from that crapfest "mary poppins." that's it. hey, hey, hey, hey!nting ] a lot of cold, lonely nights in that apartment by myself while my mom was driving a taxi, and only one thing kept me company. so you got a problem with poppins you got a problem with me. [ birds chirping ] ay, father i am so sorry. i didn't even know that he could hold a fork. no, no, no. i blame myself. i probably shouldn't have taken his nose. no, it's my family. the girls are very chesty, but the men, they're kissed by the devil. gloria, the fact that you are so concerned is only proof that you are a loving and caring mother. mm. huh? it's the parents who shape the child. [ joe giggling ] and your son is growing up in a wonderful home. manny: die, scum! no, no, no! louder, like you did at the drive-through. mom, jay and i saw "death wish." amazing. manny got in a fight at "the sound of music," got kicked out. i've never been so proud. well i guess every household could use a little fine-tuning, huh? let me give you my card with my cell number on it. please. and what did i do

has been one year since maryborough took over -- mary barra took over general motors. itabout the year. -- a bumpy year. gm ended up recalling nearly 30 million cars last year. here is maryborough talking about the fallout. -- mary barra talking about the followed. >> we took action the minute we learned it happened. it was brutally tough, but we are going to take the lessons and use it to make a better company. our employees are committed to that. >> we cannot forget to mention that gm also sold a record number of cars in 2014. we got to look at the self-described cardell house first year -- car gal;'s first year with matt miller. laura, she may have shattered the glass ceiling but one she got it, though shards of glass came pouring down from the heavens all over her. cracks it -- >> it was a year of incredible highs and lows. last year at this time, she was treated like a rock star and then the whole crisis happened. she was able to turn the crisis around and use it to her advantage. she is turned to galvanize the employees in order to take on the company's very famous.

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it's running into a head-on veto showdown with the white house. at issue is the much delayed xl keystone pipeline. mark albert is in washington. good morning, mark. >> good morning, anne-marie. the keystone pipeline bill is so important to the republicans it's known as senate bill 1, the first bill filed in the senate in congress. for the first time president obama said he would block it if it reaches his desk. just one day into the new congress, promises of bipartisanship -- >> we'll begin this endeavor on common ground, both in letter and in spirit. >> have been followed by a response from president obama. the republican controlled senate immediately got to work on a bill that would expedite the keystone xl pipeline. >> this is about energy economy, and growing our national security. >> while the bill has a show of democratic supporters including co-sponsor west virginia senator joe manchin, the white house said tuesday president obama will veto it. >> it's not altogether different than the legislation introduced in the last congress. if this bill passes this congress, the president wouldn't sign it either. >> reporter: the president is vowing to use the power of the pen