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mark walker joins us. great to have you with us. this is something seems to reach across the political spectrum. there are bad actors all across on both sides of the aisle. how do you think we got here? >> i don't think this has anything to do with republican or democrat. specifically in this case, i've watched over the years, i spent 18 years as a pastor before arriving to congress. i have talked with some of the guys. when you surround yourself with people who a lot of times tell you how great you are every day, you begin to believe the hype specifically in the roy moore situation. there were two moments. when sean hannity asked him, did you date high school girls, and he said generally know. that was a flag. then i watched the 8 minutes of the savannah guthrie interview. it's a powerful testimony. >> shannon: where do you go with this? the president said he denies all of this and he talked about his opponent saying we don't need another liberal. obviously if the democrat is seated, it hurts his agenda. taxes, repealing obamacare

we are here with mark walker, chairman of the committee. now it goes to the senate and their seemingly is differences -- there seemingly is differences between the two derail will any of that this getting them by the end of the year? >> i think there are serious adjustments, the business rate for one year is one of them. and this is not a talking point, but we are hopeful we can deliver on it. that is why you see the excited mood this week. kevin: your caucus represent a wide variety of conservatives, some including in the middle. i want to ask you about the individual mandate, people like senator collins are skeptical about lumping this with tax reform. what are your thoughts? >> there is no greater tax on the burden of the backs of tax.iduals, more than the this forces individual americans to purchase something. this gives an opportunity to get this off their backs as well. kevin: if folks lose health insurance and those in the middle class, those in california, see their taxes go up -- is that problematic? >> i think the premise of the q

congressman mark walker of north carolina, whs the influential republican study committee, says he's confident this bill will get passed and that his members feel a sense of urgency especially after the democrats' big win last night. >> it's a wake-up call for republicans not to straddle the fence on these issues. if you look at the people who supported donaltrump, it was because he was very clear on his issue, when it comes to repealing obamacare, when it comes to delivering on tax reform, infrastructure, these are things that republicans must lead on and not be passe in. >> reporter: making the numbers work is even harder in the senate. the plan can't cost more than $1.5 trillion over ten years, and it can'tdd to the deficit in the years after that. so there's still a lot of debate over whether republicans will be able to lower the corporate rate to 20% immediately and permanently. democratic senator chuck schumer slammed reports that this bill would get rid of the very popular state and local tax deduction. >> we are saying to our republican colleagues, if you continue to try and

david: we'll take it up with republican study chairman, mark walker. president trump saying the islamic state will pay a big price as the david: president trump just arriving at hickham air force base in hawaii. it's about a 10-hour flight from washington, d.c. to hawaii. house ways and means committee chairman devin brady says he's repealing the obamacare mandate. >> he told me twice by phone and once in person. and we asked for the updated score. no decisions have been made. we are listening to the members. david: joining me to learn whether it would doom efforts. joining me is congressman walker. i think there is already so much of this tax bill, do we need to low more, something as contention as healthcare? >> i think it's a good move. yesterday in conference chairman brady answered dozen of questions it allows us to stay on track fulfilling the promises we made to the american people. if you can rip direct components of the original mandate out, you are pumping $3 mill back into the economy. david: the senate, they have bent stumbling block for so

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david: we'll take it up with republican study chairman, mark walker. president trump saying the islamic state will pay a big price as the terror group claims responsibility. we are coming right back. it's time for the sleep number semi-annual sale on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale, our queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is only $1499. save $300. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. david: president trump just arriving at hickham air force base in hawaii. it's about a 10-hour flight from washington, d.c. to hawaii. house ways and means committee chairman devin brady says he's repealing the obamacare mandate. >> he told me twice by phone and once in person. and we asked for the updated score. no decisions have been made. we are listening to the members. david: joining me to learn whether it would doom efforts. joining me is congressman walker. i think there is already so much of this t

congressman mark walker of north carolina, who heads the influential republican study committee, sayss confident this bill will get passed and that his members feel a sense of urgency particularly after the democrats' big win last night. >> it's a wake-up call for republicans not to straddle the fence on these issues. if you look at the people who supported donald trump in the past presidency election, it was because he was very clear on his issue when it comes to repealing obamacare, when it comes to delivering on tax reform, infrastructure, these are things that republicans must lead on and not be passe in. >> reporter: making the numbers work is even harder in the senate the plan can't cost more than $1.5 trillion over ten years, and it can't add to the deficit in the years after that. so there's still a lot of debate over whether republicans will be able to lower the corporate rate to 20% immediately and permanently. democratic senator chuck schumer slammed reports that this bill would get rid of the very popular state and local tax deduction. >> we are saying to our republican co

rules they're trying to use to pass this bill cap the cost at $1.5 trillion i talked to congressman mark walker who has the influential republican study committee and he questioned the cbo's math and objectivity and says growth will take care of the deficit >> this does create some deficits early on. we believe in long term growth over the next decade, even nonpartisan organizations are saying we could be 4, 4.5%, that could more than offset the deficit heading into this issue. >> reporter: the 20% excise tax on imports would hit multinationals businesses and conservative groups are against this. lawmakers, we hear, are trying to massage the bill to address their concerns the senate is expected to release its own tax plan tomorrow three people briefed on it told me that the excise tax will not be a part of it. but the senate has to work harder than the house to find ways to pay for this bill. they've got to deal with that $1.5 trillion cap as well as a rule that says that the bill can't add to the deficit after ten years. so those are just a few of the land mines facing republicans, melissa. se

. >> republican congressman mark walker of north korea calls the tax bill a move towards, quote, pro-worker, pro-family conservative ideas. and congressman, i don't think this probably applies in your district, but in you've got folks like darryl issa who's come out and said he can't support this bill and peter king and lee zeldin and leonard lance and others, how is it that a republican majority is going to raise taxes on families with children in suburbs? how are they going to be able to go back and sell that to their voters? >> i think the very premise of your question, i don't know if it's completely accurate, because you're looking at the majority of people who pay taxes, the other half, the 45% don't pay any taxes. so anytime that you make any adjustments, it's going to exact those, plus, you're looking at the first $24,000. and i don't want to go -- >> congressman, respectfully, i have to interrupt. it's not true that 45% pay no taxes. they may pay no income tax, but of course, there's lots of other taxes they pay, just to be clear. >> fair enough point. but when we're talking about

forces people into debt and sees many people affected from the housing small to walker thank you once a much well while mark's a walker leader of one of britain's biggest trade unions may not have appreciated the latest u.k. government budget others were more sanguine those such as u.k. justice committee tory m.p. john howard who was also a trade envoy for prime minister to resume john thanks for being on going underground again what do you say to people this is just media is threatening the lives even of those the wonderful new ones position and bricks that one i think that the case that was put forward by a superior for example for the threats against her are to be deprecated i would use it give them all you want position they did vote for article fifty of course but now they say that there are big differences as well you know i i look touched the bill i looked at the detail of the amend. and so it was being made and quite honestly i can see that this was actually a real fight to the death over something that was actually quite interesting why do you think they say that the arbitrary date could be detriment

marine corp celebrates the birthday and the nation marks veterans day, walker was watching the coverage on fox 5, he said it inspired him to reach out to his hoping it could lead to help from the public. maybe one of the people in these photos can help solve the mystery. walker would like nothing more than to deliver these prize memories along with an important message to z ellm an or his family. >> thank you for your service, here's your card. i kept it safe >> the camera was a nokia, here's the memory card and walker is waiting to return it. if you have information, please let us know. lauren demarco, fox 5 local news. >>> i hope somebody watching right now knows exactly who that is >> i suspect he'll get it back >> i hope how great that he kept it all these years. >>> lauren reached out to contact the u.s. a marines, we hope they can track him down. >>> in the meantime we hope someone recognizes him. if you do, reach out to us. >> a heads up for drivers in virginia, tolls will begin on part of i66, what you need to know. >>> the unexpected happened during a power boat race, the scary

as the us marine corps celebrates it's 242nd birthday and the nation's marks veterans walker was watching him to reach out to us and maybe one of the people in the photos could help solve the mystery. he would like nothing more than to deliver these thank you for your service. here's your card. i kept it safe for you. it took less than 24 hours. we now now that marines' name is benjamin disal man. his cellphone and facebook lit up with people telling him to give us a call. and he did. ben joining us with matt walker. we are so excited to have you in studio. everyone is really pumped. you guys seem excited. can you believe that this guy had this memory after nine years? >> i thought it was gone forever . i honestly thought it was lost and gone. there are so many important memories in those pictures. you were saying you couldn't remember what was on it ? i'm kind of scared to look the at it. marines do some crazy stuff over there, you you know. it's going to be good to see it again. we were talking about this, your camera and also a laptop were q. when and so you don't even live in d.c. >>

track this legislation capped that price tag at just $1.5 trillion now i spoke to representative mark walker heads the powerful committee about this issue. he questioned the math and the objectivity of the cbo and he said that growth will help solve the deficit problem. >> this does create some deficits early on. we believe that the long-term growth over the next decade, even looking at non-partisan organizations are saying we could be four, 4.5%. this would more than offset any kind of deficit leading into this issue >> another headache for the house is this new 20% excise tax on imports that really hits multinationals business and conservative groups are against this and lawmakers are trying to massage the bill tax to address those concerns. now i'm told by three people briefed on this issue that the senate will not include this provision in the tax bill that they plan to introduce tomorrow, but it's much harder for the senate to make some of these numbers work than it is for the house. not only do they have to deal with that $1.5 trillion cap, they also cannot add to the deficit after ten

. >> mark hamel men for his role as luke sky walker surprise fans during the star towers at disney land in california. they are pretty pump. fans were shock, they were cheering, as he continue, with them on the tour, answering questions, and, talking all things star wars. >> they are going crazy new movie star wars last jedi hits theaters less 15th. >> that would be huge. >> hello, everyone. >> they just went nuts. >> yes. >> that was the greatest thing >> i necessity. >> that is great. >> fantastic. >> few people didn't see that one coming. >> just a bit. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", tonight a closer look at the republican tax plans and in i cordis has details on both house and senate plans and why critics say tax bill is being turned into a health care bill, and from new york, here's anthony mason, take care family we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: on the attack. >> we demand that you immediately release the yearbook. >> m

no public celebrations planned — instead they'll be marking their 70th anniversary privately with family. coming up at 6am on breakfast — dan walkerfing from bbc news. the latest headlines: talks to form a coalition government in germany have collapsed, threatening angela merkel‘s position as chancellor. former allies of the zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, have reacted with anger to his refusal to step down. specialist underwater rescue equipment has arrived in argentina from the united states to help hunt for a missing submarine. the sanjuan disappeared five days ago in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board. and the value of the euro has fallen after talks to form a coalition government in germany collapsed. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with zimbabwe's online newspaper newsday. no surprises, its leading what's dominating many front pages — president robert mugabe refusing to resign and now facing possible impeachment. in the german media, we go to deutsche welle online this morning. with the story we've been talking about — german chancellor angela me

but then when i saw him on the doorstep, the video of mark felt in his pajamas and walker with the smileikes i had never seen him smile. he was not a happy person in all the years i've dealt with him. >> it turns out to have been liberating for us, for the truth, for felt because now you know, there was an awful lot of speculation in those 30 years including by many of our peers and colleagues that we made this up. >> this was an element of clarity and closure, answering a question that had persisted for a long time. >> deep throat begins to guide woodward and bernstein through an elaborate maze of covert activities. gradually, the reporters begin to connect watergate to many more of the president's men. by the beginning of 1973 congress could no longer ignore the scandal. their investigation would boil down to one simple question. >> what did the president know, and when did he know it? at christmas, there was a lot of driving over the river and through the woods and a little bit of skidding on the ice and taking out grandma's garage door. so while you're celebrating, allstate will be s

and mark updegrove snoot last republicans" examines the president he's of george w. bush and george herbert walker bush and their relationship. welcome to all of you. eye so glad you're here. ron, let me start with you. you are all historians but also story tellers, too. so, but general grant, president grant on stage for us, give us your favorite story. >> my favorite story is virginia 1864, grant is standing on the edge of the woods when lethal shell comes whizzing by him, passes within three inches of his ears. grant doesn't blink, he doesn't flinch, his facial expression doesn't change he turns to hissage than says, hudson, go get that shell let's see what the enshe firing at us. the reason i love this store tree that shows grant's literally coolness under fire. and his metabolism was such that at moments where the rest of us would be fearful or anxious he gets very cool and focused. >> dickerson: he was more cool on the battlefield almost maybe than in the barracks we'll talk about that later. nancy, you have five to choose from. which one story do you want to tell? >> it's october, 1915, ear

walkers city lawmakers to legalize speed enforcement cameras. they argue it would slow traffic on congested city streets and save lives. >>> today marks a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. >> a live look at sfo on what's considered to be the busiest travel day of the year nationally. there's still plenty of people heading through. >> bad weather in other parts of the country could slow you down. more than 9 now flight 9,000 fl been delayed because of gusty winds. pa and a tornado that damain tenne. >> when we jump ahead into wednesday, it's a big travel day on the roadways across the state of california. so your wednesday travel, one of the slick spots we are watching, if you're heading north say on 5, we will have showers on the california/oregon coast. south to l.a., east to the central valley, east to tahoe, good to go with clear skies. live doppler 7 tracking light precipitation. zoom in closely here, some slight showers hitting the ground. we zoom in closer to street level, and some sprinkles are moving through your neighborhood, even around 101. so on the storm impact scale, is testimony that is scraping by to the north, ranks a one, a l

>> walkers today urged state lawmakers to approve legislation that would legalize enforcement cameras to be installed in the city. they say it would slow down traffic and save lives. >>> today marks a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. want to take a live look at sfo on ma is considered to be the bus yis travel day of the year. the bus yis day was on friday. but plenty of people hided through. mosh than 9,000 flights have been delayed because of gusty winds. and a tornado damaged buildings in tennessee but didn't cause any injuries. let's get a check now with meteorologist drew tuma with your travel forecast. >> we're going to take you into wednesday. a very heavily-traveled day, especially on our roads. if you are hided noreaded north tracking showers on the colorado/oregon border. you're good to go on wednesday with clear skies. live doppler 7 showing we were tracking showers approaching our region. live doppler 7 showing light showers approaching clover dale. the next 24 hours, a light system moving through, the best chance will be in the north bay for light showers. we' we'll time out the rest of the showers and tell you what's in store. >>> we talk a lot about turkeys on

>> walkers today urged state lawmakers to approve legislation that would legalize enforcement cameras to be installed in the city. they say it would slow down traffic and save lives. >>> today marks a busy travel day ahead of thanksgiving. want to take a live look at sfo on ma is considered to be the bus yis travel day of the year. the bus yis day was on friday. but plenty of people hided through. mosh than 9,000 been delayed because of gusty winds. and a tornado damaged buildings in tennessee but didn't cause any injuries. let's get a check now with meteorologist drew tuma with your travel forecast. >> we're going to take you into wednesday. a very heavily-traveled day, especially on our roads. if you are hided noreaded north tracking showers on the colorado/oregon border. you're good to go on wednesday with clear skies. live doppler 7 showing we were tracking showers approaching our region. live doppler 7 showing light showers approaching clover dale. the next 24 hours, a light system moving through, the best chance will be in the north bay for light showers. we' we'll time out the rest of the showers and tell you what's in store. >>> we talk a lot about turkeys on the dinner t

this marks the fifth time the suspect is reportedly committed the same crime. police say 48-year-old duane walker was arr exposed himself and assault add passenger aboard a mayor bowser. it happened near the intersection of north beauregard street. he sat next to her, leaned against her and started master baiting. that's when she alerted the bus driver >> the majority of people when they're victimized in that way freeze, it's important to take steps, which she has done, they're doing more than any public transit agency in the country to address sexual harassment by putting up ads on the metro, with supportive messages to people who are likely to be targeted that say you deserve to be treated with with respect and the message also say you have the right to speak up. >> walker has four prior arrests for indecent exposure, dating back to 2015. he's now facing new charges for indecent exposure, assault, and possession of marijuana. >>> the search is on in prince george's county after two middle school students say man exposed himself to them as they walked to and from the first incident happened on n

walker is in the business newsroom. interestingly, after those comments from the bank of england governor came through, sterling plunged, so is this markn interesting way of putting it. they are always very keen to get some guidance from the bank of england officials about what the future prospects are for interest rates, and he made it very clear that there are likely more in the pipeline. the bank's expectation that its key inflation target, the central thing it's trying to achieve, will be achieved, more or less, overthe next couple of years, on condition that it makes some more interest rate rises. he was suggesting that we can't really expect there to be more than two of these equally small rises, and i guess what the market thought was, well, maybe we might have been expecting a bit more but this is at the lower end of what could really reasonably be expected from the bank of england's guidance about the way it's going to be setting rate in the next year or two. thank you very much. on that update on the comments from the deputy governor of the bank of england. news of another story which has been covered on the today programme,

mark, let me ask you about the bush code. we were just talking about a letter that fdr wrote, i was struck by letter that george her ward walker bush wrote to sis sons during watergate. tell us about that letter, also the father was also taking whatever moment was happening using it as a lesson for his songs it felt like about this bush code. it. >> was a primer of sorts. george h.w. bush while he is the chairman of the republican party in the -- at the height of watergate, two weeks before richard nixon resigns, writes let tore his boys he calls him his lags, talking about that moment of why it's important, how you stick by a friend in need, you don't go with the crowd, you don't join the mob, if you don't have to. you stick by your principles and you reserve your judgment. he says in that, understand that power accompanied by arrogance is very dangerous. it is particularly dangerous when men with no experience have it for they can abuse a great institution. it's amazing, first part that have is clearly about richard nixon. the arrogance and power. the last part that have is a hypothetical. somebody with no experience. nixon

but get this, this case marks the fifth instance of indecent exposure and other allude acts by this man on board a metrobus. now, we're talking about 48-year-old duane henry walker. he was transit police thursday afternoon after he reportedly exposed himself and then assaulted a passenger aboard a metrobus. police say they were called and responded to this intersection near north bear guard street and fair to guard avenue in alexandria. the victim was a woman who said she does not know him and boarded the bus at the pentagon transit center. he moved closer and then began leaning against her and masterbating. the victim confronted the suspect, stood up and walked to the front of the bus to notify the bus operator who then called police. >> when they're victimized in that way freak. and so for her to take steps, which she's done, they're doing more than any public transit agency in the country to address sexual harassment, by putting up ads on the metro with supportive messages to people who are likely to be targeted. let's treated with respect and the messages say you have the right to speak up. >> reporter: it's not just victims being you wered to speak up but b

marked by the fierce debate over sideline protests. a recent fox news poll finds the majority believe that kneeling during the anthem is an appropriate. herschel walker recently saying that everyone should stand for the anthem. despite all that, "gq" magazine has determined that the man who started all of this, colin kaepernick, is their citizen of the year. what we think? is colin kaepernick citizen of the year? you agree, go ahead. >> i think colin kaepernick has really taken a great loss to bring forth an issue of importance that's happening in america right now. i think he brought it to the forefront. you don't get to skip over the first amendment and go straight to the second, you have to love them all. >> martha: who disagrees? >> absolutely racism is an issue i need to bring those conversations, we have to consider the forum. the nfl has the right to tell their players what uniform they can begin, where they can become a what they need to do, what they need to stand for or not. that's part of their employment contract that's the government. >> to your point, stemming for the anthem is not part of the employment contract. the reality is these a

walkers. he allegedly drove about a mile. >> we've got multiple casualties. >> i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body. >> reporter: saipov then crashed into a school bus and got out of the truck clutching a paint ball gun and a pellet gun. >> just out of nowhere i see people running and screaming. and then just multiple gunshots. one after another. >> reporter: those shots were fired by brian nash, a 28-year-old who joined the new york police department five years ago. nash had been responding to another call when he encountered saipov. he shot him in the abdomen but did not kill him. near the rental truck, detectives say they also found knives and a note. >> the notes were handwritten in arabic. they had symbols and words, but the gist of the note was that the islamic state would endure forever. >> reporter: investigators now believe saipov was radicalized in the u.s. but don't know what drove him to terror. authorities tell cnn he has never been the subject of a federal or new york investigation and tonight they are working to determine if he has connections to others who were on