was it here that jesus first met mary? >> mary magdalene means mary of magdala. from magdala which is just over the hill behind me. >> a woman in distress, what the gospel of luke calls a case of demonic possession. the woman is mary. >> what we know about mary is she's possessed by seven demons. this would have been every personally traumatizing condition to have, and she hasn't been able to find any kind of respite from it until she meets jesus. >> according to the gospel traditions, the way that jesus dealt with specifically severe cases of demon possession is that he would get them to name themselves, and then having named them, then demanding by name that they leave the person. ♪ >> it's difficult to imagine how profound that moment must be for her, to finally feel free and cured and whole. >> jesus cleaned up her life and she became absolutely devoted to him. >> maybe mary had some kind of mental illness, perhaps it was depression, who knows. whatever it was, her encounter with jesus was a life-changing one. >> following jesus' intervention, she is one of s

people like anne marie, daughter of william becraft and sarah daniels becraft. anne marie founded a school for black girls in the town of georgetown in the 1820s. she later became sister mary aloysius of the newly established sister's of providence. we seek to remember, to honor and to recognize the lives, hardships and legacies of isaac hawkins and ann marie becraft as we learn more about their lives in the context of which they lived, we will ensure their history, our history is memorialized in these spaces. in coming to know them and honoring and memorializing them, in insuring their place in presence in our communities history, we also come to know ourselves better, the challenges we face and what is required of us as we address the challenges in our moment. all the share in responsibility, the choice articulated why the historian 60 years ago when he provided a new framing of the history of our nation when he said what we need to do as an engine as a nation and individual members of society is to confront our past and see it for what it is, having done that

the lives of isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft remind us as such. if there is one thing i have learned during my time here, it is that georgetown students are at their best wind things are challenging. -- when things are challenging. these buildings are appropriate symbols moke -- of memorialized history. a hope they stand as constant challenges to all future students, a challenge to confront difficult history and is a challenge to stand up to lingering injustice that remains in our world today. we may not be able to change the past, but in understanding our history, we come to understand the role we have to play in the promotion of justice in our world today. isaac caulkins and anne marie becraft will forever serve as reminders of that role and that challenge. thank you. [applause] >> in my remarks at the ceremony and november 2015, replacing the original names of these outings with freedom and remembrance, i close my comments with the reminder that we are all the authors of georgetown's future. proud tos later, i am -- one year later, i am proud t

when i saw the headlines that mary j.lige and kindu isaacs were divorcing i didn't believe it. >> they want other selections. >> "other selections" that be code for mistress. and that's how mary describes her soon to be ex-husband's alleged affair. in court papers, the grammy winner claims isaacs spent more than $420,000 on travel expenses for his girlfriend, not her. >> infidelity was the reason why i left because that's the complete disrespect. >> that's my becky with the good hair. >> cheating, hurting, surviving -- mary lays it all out there in her new album. and even though it's called "strength of a woman," mary told me, her marriage made her feel "small." >> obviously i was not enough -- every day there was a question, why don't you do this, why aren't you this? why don't you know how to do this? when i started this album i was still married and i was writing these songs from a perspective of a woman who wanted to make it work. >> despite a prenup, mary j.'s ex is demanding close to $75,000 a month in spousal suppo

. >> meghan: i want to get marie into this because of your wheelhouse. three presidencies all made agreements with north korea, all the strength in their arsenal and they got stronger. what i would push back on you, kim jong-un is completely irrational. his father and grandfather from my understanding were a lot more rational than he is. we are talking about an absolute maniac dictator who may not care what happens. >> marie: i would also push back on what to do about nothing. they already have nuclear weapons. sure, they may not be able to reach the u.s. yet, but they can sure reach south korea. one of our closest allies in the region, they were very concerned about how the trump administration was talking about what they were doing to counter north korea. my whole question at the end of this, speaking to what you said, what is the underlying strategy here? economic pressure through multiple administrations hasn't worked. it hasn't been nuclear rise the peninsula. we saw that they now have missiles that can use a solid feel, not liquid fuel, which can b

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>> marie: i don't know if there is an opportunity. listening to mitch mcconnell, what he said that this is more about the man who nominated than about the man himself, we would say that about merrick garland too. you mentioned harry reid, we have mitch mcconnell, this is the last in a long strain on each side of the aisle of changing senate rules depending on who's in power. someday, democrats will be back in the white house and have control of the senate. this is about each party changing the rules to suit them and it always comes back to bite you. >> harris: when you look at the percentage of people who self identify as independent, they're not necessarily yoked to either one of these parties. where do they go when the parties may fit the situation so they always win? >> brian: i think a person with the middleground saw the way judge gorsuch handled himself and they say this guy is confident. harry myers wouldn't have been a good picked this guy wreaks competence and he just got affirmed. he tells me, this whole majority rule is rel

. >>> then, mary j blige on her emotional divorce.hat she only told "entertainment tonight" about her husband's alleged affair. >> obviously i wasn't enough. >>> and this is not scarlet johansson, really it's not. we'll tell you how the real scarlet is making her day. >> i'll see you at the bar. be there o >>> when you type orlando bloom into google, first comes accent because of your brilliant accent. second thing -- number two in the world. >> fantastic. thank you. be quiet. >> well, obviously, orlando's going to be paddling around those naked paddleboard photos for a long time. he obviously he has a good sense of humor about it. >> looking at those photos nothing for him to be embarrassed about. >> i didn't notice. >> i was looking at katy perry. >>> i want to look at this, johnny depp just gave some fans the unexpected thrill of a lifetime. >> are you real? >> no, that's the real deal. johnny's jack sparrow surprise shocked fans aboard disneyland's classic "pirates of the caribbean" ride yesterday. he interacted with fans in chara

[risas] mary. mary. mary. [risas] karla: antes de eso, te quiero preguntar a ti.e "la reina de la canciÓn" es un programa diferente a cualquier otro programa que vemos. todas las participantes, la personalidad que tienen, es por la vida que han tenido. alan: eso es lo que sacan a flote para sacar el talento. karla: tenemos que decir esto. nos enteramos que la prÓxima semana en el programa hay un problema de salud contigo. incluso, podrÍa afectar el hecho de que te quedes o no en la competencia. quÉ pasa contigo? mary: ahora, no puedo hablar de eso. es algo muy personal. muy fuerte. alan: te podrÍa costar quÉ estes o no dentro de "la reina de la canciÓn"? mary: puede. bastante. karla: esperemos que no sea grave. eso podrÍa cambiar el rumbo. alan: serÍa una lÁstima. tienes un gran talento. evelyn: por eso de lunes a jueves es muy importante que vean "la reina de la canciÓn". van a empezar a salir cosas. alan: ahÍ, no nos quedamos ahi, empieza lo tuyo. [risas] [alan al unÍsono] tambiÉn, trae una bronca muy fuerte. evelyn: de hecho, cada voz es diferente. estÁn en dif

i'm anne-marie green. the pentagon says a u.s. missile strike against a syrian air force base knocked the airfield out of commission. president trump ordered last night's strike in retaliation for this week's chemical weapons attack against syrian civilians. now, 59 cruise missiles were ordered. fired from two u.s. warships in the mediterranean at the base in central syria. the u.s. says it's the same base where the chemical weapons attack was launched. the u.s. military say six people were killed and several were wounded. russians were notified in advance. sections of the base where russians were was not targeted. president trump addressed the nation last night. >> years of previous attempts at changing assad's behavior have all failed and failed very dramatically. as a result, the refugee crisis continues to deepen and the region continues to destabilize, threatening the united states and its allies. tonight i call on all civilized nations to join us in seeking to end the slaughter and bloodshed in syria

marie: he treats them with disdain. he said he came to blow up washington and the press is the enemy. when you have sources going to reporters openly talking about this infighting, the president make up this story. i don't think -- i think it's overblown that he's going to be out of a job. i don't think he would be president without steve bannon. howie: bannon thinks this is overblown. the president acknowledged telling them to work it out because the infighting keeps stealing the media spotlight. but i can't get away from the notion the press does not like bannon. do you buy that? erin: i'm sure that's the case. but you are forgetting the president did give a little bit after smackdown to steve bannon. because he's getting plenty of attention and he was also on the cover of a magazine. this is donald trump's presidency. how require wasn't a smack-down. in a couple interviews he said he's a staff guy, he came into the campaign late. it wasn't he needs to work and play well with others. amy: the media is always trying to

all right, mary, let's go. she's got to get to this stage right now. [cheers and applause] here she comes. ladies and gentlemen, welcome mary gunnell. how you doing? >> hello! oh, i am great. i can't believe i'm here. this is so exciting. it's surreal that i'm here right now. >> we knocked on your door, and now you're standing here on the "millionaire" stage. >> wow. >> two things: how shocked are you? and then, two, how excited were you to leave six children and get away from that hotel room? >> you know, my kids are the best thing in my life, so i've-- i hope i win $1 million for them. >> be honest. when was the last time you slept? >> you don't want to know the answer to that question. last night was really rough. but...but, you know, they're worth it. >> and on a serious note, you have really defied all of the odds, just to have those children and to be here on this stage. >> yeah, so, when i was 20 years old, i was diagnosed with a brain tumor, and it was hypersecreting all these hormones, and they told me that it would probably be a really big ri

[laughter] she and mary became pals. they both were very interested in the, in jung and studied his writings, and in the closing dates of the war they even took a tour sort of on the northern border of switzerland to look across into germany, and mary wrote about their trip together and all the horrible things they could see in germany. they actually remained friends long after the war. mary moved to new york, and she continued to study jung. she wrote some books, and she wrote the autobiography of a spy about her experiences in the 1980s. but she was always, i felt, i wish i could have met her, but she seemed like a really interesting character, someone who was really comfortable in her own skin and always spoke her mind. anyone else? >> the station chief, you know, you mentioned the germans were outside. did people actually know his actual role? how long did it take before everybody said, oh, duh, of course he's oss? >> that's a good question. it didn't take them long to figure out that he was in germany, but there had

anne-marie? >> thank you, hena. >> "face the nation" moderator john dickerson will interview the president this saturday on his 100th day in office. the interview will be broadcast this sunday on "face the nation." and "cbs this morning" will broadcast live from the white house a week from today on monday, may 1st. >>> late last night president trump spoke to the leaders of japan and china about the escalatessions on the korean peninsula. president trump said he hopes all sides exercise restraint. over the weekend north korea was ready to sink the "uss carl vinson". south korea said it's in talks about holding joint drills with the carrier group. homeland security secretary john kelly says north korea doesn't pose an immediate risk. >> so long as they're on the other side of the world without a missile and nuclear weapon to deliver against the united states, they're not much threat right now, except in the world of cyber. >> kelly says america must do, quote, just about anything to prevent the no

hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it's the second time this week severe weather has taken aim at the southeast. now the national weather service is warning several parts of the mid-atlantic coasts of high winds and torrential downpours they predict are coming. as night fell, severe weather was still rolling through scott county, kentucky. another day of pounding rain and high wind battered the already waterlogged area. >> tornado right here. >> about a dozen tornadoes were reported in the midwest and south over the last 48 hours. this one hit in missouri. another touched down on southwest georgia. >> i saw the top of the home peeling off, so we knew it was a real serious storm. >> in alabama, it continued even though the rain had stop. some parted were hit with baseball-sized hail. the state governor declared a state of emergency and called the national guard to help deal with the destruction. many felt lucky to be alive. >> not one of us had a scratch. i was right. everything was okay. we were okay. >> and hundreds o

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin on the korean peninsula, where overnight, north korea held a large-scale artillery drill. now, the military exercise on north korea's east coast adds to the rising tension as the trump administration considers its next move. yesterday, north korea's defense minister warned the situation is so tense, nuclear war may break out. china is north korea's key ally, and adriana diaz is in beijing. adriana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there is a coordinated effort to make sure that this doesn't escalate further than where we are right now. and in the middle of it all is china. as you mentioned, china's north korea's only major ally, its only trading partner, really, north korea's lifeline. and china has one message, and that is for everyone to restrain themselves, to try to de-escalate the situation. and they're trying to deliver that message at all levels. chinese president xi jinping spoke to president trump over the weekend. today, china's nationalistic

mary white morris is shown in an incredibly extravagant costumes. she's wearing a turban with feathers and jules -- jewels. she has a sash. she looks like someone who can buy the world. that was the whole point of this picture. charles willson peale was hired by mary white morris and her husband to paint this painting and a companion portrait of her husband. merit white morris's husband was robert morris, who is sometimes referred to as the financier of the american revolution. he was so wealthy, robert morris during the colonial period in , the 1780's, that he could finance of the american revolution with his own private money. and if he hadn't done that, it is highly unlikely that the american revolution could have gotten off on a good start. and mary white morris is ostensibly in this portrait, is portrayed in way that is meant to impress you, that is meant to make you see how wealthy she is, how important her standing is. you might think that that is all that is important about mary white morris, that she had a lot of money and could dress fancy

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning some lawmakers are calling on possible's national security adviser susan rice says she did nothing wrong when she asked for the identities of trump associates caught in surveillance intercepts. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will hold a jointd new jooirngts joint news conference can jordan's king abdullah. joint news conference with jordan's king abdullah. meanwhile they were on the floor for several hours. democratic senator jeff merkley staged a marathon protest on the senate floor overnight calling on republicans to delay the vote on supreme court nominee neil gorsuch this week, this into ongoing investigations into ties between president trump's campaign and russia. >> unacceptable that we're considering this nomination at this moment when there is a cloud over the presidency. >> part of those investigations involved the president's still unsubstantiated claims that president obama wiretappe

i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green.day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> new this morning, bullet casings literary philadelphia street an innocent man sleeping in his bed is almost shot. we're live with more on the close call. >> disturbing allegations against a soccer coach. what police say he did to one every his players that put him behind bars. >>> and after a paris landmark becomes a terror target, police say they finds evidence in the alleged gunman's car. today is friday, april 21, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. rahel solomon is off today. let's get check of today's forecast with katie and meisha with traffic. tgif. >> you said it, tgif, just talking how excited it is friday. come on,

anne-marie? hena daniels in new york. thanks so much, hena. >>> well, protesters in more than 150 u.s. cities over the weekend called on president trump to release his tax returns. >> we want to know, who do you owe. we must know, who do you owe. >> but he wasn't very interested in their demands. instead he took to twitter saying, quote, someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the president is the first major party nominee in more than 40 years not to release his tax returns. >>> and the search for an 8-year-old boy will resume today in the waters off florida's east coast. the child disappeared saturday in the rough surf of new smyrna beach. he was with his 11-year-old sister who tried to save him. she had to be rescued by lifeguards. but they found no sign of the boy. searchers looked all day yesterday with coast guard boats and helicopters scanning the ocean. >> it only takes seconds, just seconds, to just change your life forever. >> the national weather service said high winds were

good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. fired after two decades at fox news, the host of the top rated show said he was proud of his time at the network as reports of sexual and racial harassment mounted against the 67-year-old pundit. >> it's an end of an era here at the fox news channel. >> fox news channel dana perino praised bill o'reilly on wednesday hours after the network's decision to fire him. >> bill is the undisputed king. he's an unbelievable broadcaster and raised the bar for interviewers everywhere. >> guess where bill's going? i'll have a full report when i return. >> his ouster came as he vacationed in italy where he met with the pope yesterday at the vatican. more than 50 major sponsors have pulled out of his show in recent weeks amid new investigation into sexual and racial harassment claims against the 67-year-old and reports fox new and o'reilly paid five women a total of $13 million in the past to keep quiet about his alleged sexual harassment. while o'reilly maintains its innocence, the parent company

i i'm anne-marie green.at day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com 6vfz z5yz y26vfy y5yy >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in cbs-3 "eyews news" this morning. >>> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike i syrim where the chemical attack was launched. >> strikes on syria. we're following breaking news. we'll have reaction to the military action taking response to chemical weapons attack on civilians earlier this week. >> shot at the bus stop, a robbery ends in gunfire. >>> and a roof ripped off a local building, vle we're live with what witnesses say they saw as powerful storm blew through our area. toed is friday, april 7, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get you out the

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i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com marie green. have a gre -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> all right. let's take a live look this morning at the city of san francisco. a glorious shot of the city skyline. good morning, it's friday, april 21. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say hello to roberta and jaclyn. >> happy friday! >> yeah! >> one thing i love that we have in common with our viewers? we're going to get dressed and ready along with you this morning! [ laughter ] >> that's true. >> don't mind the hair yet. >> or the makeup. > rise and shine! it's a brand-new day! that was a beautiful skyline view, wasn't it? >> what a way to start the day. >> and the great thing is the visibility is unlimited so we can see to the other side of the east bay, the bright lights of the port of oakland. look at the numbers, cool, 40s in livermore, santa rosa and foods, otherwise 50s around the bay. see that right there? all those clouds gathering to the west of

anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> meteorologist pam gardner of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> the severe thunderstorm threat shifts farther to the east with moderate to severe storms across especially southern alabama. that's where we have the greatest ris for some tornados. high impact winds and damaging wind, large hail, and also flooding rain potential. here's the timing through monday morning, monday afternoon. the storm system marches across mississippi, alabama, toward the florida panhandle. lunch hour it's going to be quite rainy in birmingham. thunderstorms pushing through atlanta, georgia. they push through to the south and east as well, also the carolinas. monday evening will a soaking rain for that evening commute. monday night the storm system starts to push offshore. rainfall potential, we have watches up for at least monday afternoon, and here's why. 3 to 5 inches of soaking rain through monday. i'm pamela gardner for cbs news in boston. >>> rescuers in sout

i'm anne-marie green. >>> today the house is expected to vote on a short-term one-week spending bill to keep the government open past tonight's midnight deadline tonight for a shutdown. this will give members more time to negotiate a long-term deal. house leaders also shelved a vote on gop legislation for the health care vote. that cleared the way for a vote. major major conflict with north korea is possible. brook silva-braga is here in new york. brook, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president's run-up to his 100 days in office, he's given a series of interviews. in one of them mr. trump has conceded the job of being president is harder than he expected and he painted a dark picture of north korea as his biggest global concern. in a wide-ranging interview with reuters thursday, president trump warned tensions with north korea could come to a head if the country seconds to pursue nuclear missiles. >> there's a chance we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. >> though

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight a cleveland man who threatened to kill as many people as possible remains o the run. police say he shot and killed a 74-year-old man and posted it on facebook. he livestreamed the moments after the killing but police have not been able to catch up with him. people around cleveland are urged to call 911 if they see the suspect but those in several other states are to be on the lookout. >> i've killed 13 people and i'm going to keep killing till they catch me. >> steve stephens posted the alleged murder on facebook on easter sunday. he dubbed it the easter joy lane. he walked up to a 74-year-old man, shot him and drove away. robert godwin sr.'s family said he would have given the shirt off anyone's back. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. i feel like my heart is going to stop. >> stevens claims he kill 13d people in his spree but police say that's not the case. friends say the 37-year-old had been troubled for years and just snapped. >> i pray for steve stephens ri

i'm anne-marie green. well, a temporary about-face by president trump on a key campaign promise. the president agreed not to pull out of the north american free trade agreement at this time. he calls on the leaders of america's nafta partners canada and mexico. earlier administration officials said the president was considering an executive order to withdraw from the agreement. mr. trump railed against nafta during the campaign and bashed it again last week. >> the fact is nafta, whether it's mexico or canada, is a disaster for our country. it's a disaster. it's a trading disaster. >> earlier this week the president imposed new tariffs on lumber imported from canada. >>> and this morning there are mixed reviews for president trump's tax overhaul proposal. some republicans are worried about the impact on the national debt. democrats say the plan is a giveaway to the wealthy. meanwhile the republicans say they made progress in a compromised plan to overhaul obamacare. a cbs news pohl finds most americans thi

i'm anne-marie green. >>> severe weather hammering the southern u.s. and forcing people to take cover this morning. the worst of it was in louisiana where a tornado flipped a mobile home killing a mother and her 3-year-old daughter. the state is on alert. dmorning. >> good morning,ne it was an ef-1 tornado with 110-mile-per-hour winds responsible for the death of a mother and her young toddler. in vicksburg, mississippi, families were rescued overnight after being trapped in their homes. they carried out their pets and whatever else they could. >> oh, my gosh. that's across the ten tornados have been r more reported in the last 24 hours. heavy rains, high winds, and hail struck from texas to tennessee. louisiana was hit the hardest. in st. maarten parish a woman and her 3-year-old daughter were kill when their mobile home was demolished by a tornado. >> she was a happy baby. she loved animals. she was always severe thunders threat is now moving east and forecasters warn people in the stormcast to stay aler

happy birthday mary. any more? well done and happy birthday, mary. time for a look at the weather.t at the other end of the country. and the reason for that contrast, it is the low pressure that has been going south west, and some isobars, continuing to be breezy. and some rain to be had across the southern half of the united kingdom. it could get to manchester. but above that, fine and dry. the lowest temperatures, probably on the west of scotland. some double digits. 0n bank holiday monday, the southern half of the united kingdom is going to get most of the showers, even some thunder, possibly showers in the north but mainly it is going to dry. be in the middle of the afternoon, some spills of sunshine, temperatures about 12, 13, and could be on the heavy side. some thunder. northern england, for the most part, is going to be fine and dry. 15, 16, for northern ireland. and then 9 degrees on the eastern side. the showers slowly drifting away to the new content, but that breeze drags away. some of that cloud, low, grey, eastern scotland. as the mean pressure was away, we see this h

mary katharine, circumstances change. do they change that much, that fast in one day or circumstances that have changed or the president that has changed? >> two things at work. circumstances do change. some of this, especially on foreign policy, can be the president coming to face reality that he was not facing when he was on the trail. you learn more when you're in the presidency. but trump is an imminently changeable man when it comes to policy. depending on who is talking to him, who has power in the white house and how he's feeling that day. this is just part of who he is. when he changes positions, i have never found it particularly shocking, even when it's something that he stuck to pretty consistently. in this case, the two things he stuck to through the campaign were a lit more friendly relationship with russia and the idea that on trade we were going to be tougher on folks like china. those are two large changes, but

when student come to know and marie b kraft they will know a woman dedicated to her students and heard god or they will come to understand the perseverance she embodied weathering anti- black and anti- catholic discrimination all while caring for those right here in our neighborhood. >> when we recall history we draw upon the pieces that are easy. once discussed the history of the iconic buildings of georgetown, they no doubt recount the hall renamed for our former president but from this day forward, i am hopeful that recollection will include new pieces, that students will come to recall the history of isaac hawkins and anne-marie b kraft. history isn't always easy and enjoyable. the lives of them remind us as

i'm anne marie green. well a closely watched congressional election is headed to a run off this morning. 30-year-old democrat jon ossoff was the top vote getting in the 18 candidate primary. he is trying to at the identify the odds in take georgia's 6th congressional district that voted republican since 1978. he'll face the republican in the june run off. president trump used twitter to urge republicans to vote in an election that some see as a referendum on his presidency. roxanna is here. good morning. >>> good morning, ossoff had the support of grass roots activists and millions in donations but fell short of the majority needed to win out right in a race that has national implications. >> democrat jon ossoff took the stage tuesday night gearing up to flip georgia's 6th congressional seat in two months time. >> there is no doubt that this is already a victory for the ages. >> democrats pumped millions of dollars into his campaign hoping the 30-year-old former congressional staffer would win yesterday's

i'm anne-marie green. this week the white house plans a new push on health care and plans to outlike a tax care plan. funding expires friday and a budget deal is complicated by a showdown with democrats over one of the key campaign promises, a border wall. hena daniels is here with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. with congress set to return to washington from a two-week recess, vice president pence is rushing back for what's shaping up to be a busy week in capitol. vice president pence cut a planned visit to hawaii short sunday, aiming to get to washington as lawmakers begin negotiations on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown. >> a shutdown is not a desired end, it's not a tool, it's not something we want to have. we want our priorities funds. >> president trump insisted the new budget includes funding for the border wall along the u.s./mexico border arguing that mexico will pay for it later at some date. >> i believe it's worth fighting for and fe with can do that,

mary's county.ut it does take until after lunchtime to really start to feel the benefits of that increasing sunshine. it will be much warmer. notice through culpepper and orange near 80 degrees. then you head to fredrick and gaitbu

hannah, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the clock is ticking on congress to pass a federal spending bill by the end of the week. the white house remains confident a government shutdown won't happen. >> we will build the wall 100%. >> reporter: it's one of the core campaign promises that president trump ran on, but the reality of the budget process is making it a hard one to keep. >> how high will it be? how much will it cost? >> reporter: the demanded congress include funding for the mexican border wall in the spending bill. that's due by midnight on friday. but amid backlash from democrats and some republicans, senior administration officials tell cbs news the white house is prepared to put funding for the wall on hold until fiscal 2018 negotiations. they say mr. trump now plans to pivot to a message of general satisfaction on border security. >> money for our military and our border security and wall, those are the president's priorities with respect to the cr and keeping the government open. >> reporter: vice president p