happy new year, molly line is in for harris. >> molly: fox news alert as it stretches into a new week, introducing spending bills to reopen the government when they take control of the house this thursday. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i am molly line and for harris faulkner today, we begin with day ten of the partial government shutdown. both parties pinning the blame on the other. president trump calling on democrats toe vote for border security tweeting "i am in the oval office, democrats come back from vacation and give us the votes necessary for border security including the wall, you voted yes in 2006, 2013, but with me in office i will get it passed." as one of the top advisors kellyanne conway ripping the likely next speaker of the house nancy pelosi who is on vacation in hawaii amid the shutdown. >> democrats have to come back, nancy pollute mack pelosi has to come back from hawaii, less hula more moolah, they need to do their job, a full democracy demands that both parties come together in the congress and the executive branch work together. >> democrats slamming the not

by now, the other victim had had been identified as mollie olgin, and news of mollie's death had reachedily. >> i was in shock. i remember crying really hard, and i was throwing stuff in my room, because it just didn't seem real to me. >> how were your parents? >> really emotional. i'd never seen my dad cry. they took it really hard. >> so did mollie's friends, stephanie and brooke. >> i just remember, like, she's dead, she's dead! and everyone was like, who's dead? and i said, mollie. >> over the next few days, neighbors here began asking the same question -- who had pulled the trigger, and why? finding those answers fell to portland, texas, police detective roland chavez. >> mollie can't give us any information and kristene's in the hospital and she can't give us any information. >> at that point, it's not even clear whether kristene's -- >> going to survive, right. >> tips were coming in. someone said they saw a white car speeding from the park the night of the shootings. that led nowhere, so chavez and his team focused on the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. they did find two

molly. he resigned three days ago for disagreements between himself and president trump. will stick around until february. telling fox news he plans to stay in until february 20th that he can visit nato once more and testify on capitol hill regarding the budget and this early departure according to sources was not general mattis idea. sources telling our national security correspondent jennifer griffin the president was annoyed by all of the coverage of late and that this is what prompted the accelerated departure. president trump tweeting i am pleased to announce that are very talented deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan will assume the title of acting secretary of defense starting january 1st 2019. patrick has that one patrick has that one was patrick has a long list of a combo schnitzel serving as deputy and previously he will be great. releasing a stable statement saying the secretary of defense or is it the pleasure of the president of the department remains focused on national

mollie: it's actually kind of a crisis. you see the stories about pulling back our presence in syria. that is true that a lot of people in the foreign policy establishment all think the same way. they support lengthy intervention in iraq and afghanistan. 17 years. now that we accomplished our stated mission they are trying to change it to enduring which could mean we'll be there for 17 years. we are not getting a lot of diversity of viewpoint. it's something media people need to make sure they are getting that view point for people who don't believe in endless intervention in syria. howie: it seems liberals need to be restrained on this because barack obama pulled out of iraq, got hammered by the right for it and he shared donald trump's aversion to endless war in these places. phillippe: i don't think this is a high-minded debate about where the u.s. should be deployed. i think congressional republicans which is basically donald trump's fire wall that he has on occasion dared to leave him first with charlottesville, now wi

molly: that's true.of americans won't be affected, but hundreds of thousands of people that do work for the government could potentially be affected and furloughed and might have to wait for a paycheck potentially after the holiday, money maybe they've already spent. david, do you think that people are watching and they're concerned about the government employees at the very least in the midst of the partial shut down? >> this is a big tuesday night. i think that people are watching and feel frustrated that congress can't come together with the presidentment congressman norman underscored it in his interview a little bit ago. the federal budget in 2019 is 4.4 trillion dollars and congress and the president are basically arguing three and a half billion of border security. less than 1/10 of 1%. that's a small amount given all they need to do and they ought to put it together and when people put that in perspective, they get angry in government. molly: that the government should function and shouldn't shut

mollie mollie tibbetts.your celebration is, well, you know what we might say, donating to the kind fund. kids in need of help, and desks to schools in malawi that have never had desks and scholarships for young women in high school to attend high school and where the high school is not free and the girl's graduation rate is much lower than the boys. here is more from lawrence o'donnell about how the kind fund has impacted malawi and giving opportunity to students that can sometimes only come once in a lifetime. >> the first beneficiaries of the kind fund are the workers at the factories who have jobs making the desk, jobs that allow them to provide for their families. and the second beneficiaries are the kids who receive those desks. over a million children in malawi are sitting at desks in schools now, where they never expected to have a desk. about a fourth of the money that you've contributed has gone to scholarships, for over 5,000 girls to attend high school in malawi, where like many african country, p

. >> reporter: hi, molly. the white house is not backing away for their demand for some physical barrier on the southern border. nick mulvaney say not only could this shutdown last into the new year, it could continue into the new congress. president trump said he wants something that looks like this at the border. he called it a steel flat barrier. nick mulvaney said they know this is what twhaeupbt. mr. trump was supposed to be in florida but instead he is at the white house writing in one tweet, i am all alone, poor me, waiting for the democrats to come back and make a deal on desperately needed border security. democrats will cost our country more money than the border wall we're all talking about. when it comes to the idea of the wall, democrats say the president simply does not understand the situation on the ground. >> i went down to the border a couple times and i must say when you talk with the border guards, they fill you in on what's happening. president's vision and understanding this, he doesn't g

molly. >> molly: we will see if they can come to a compromise this week or much later on.hank you very much, allison barber from the white house. >> blake: for more on this list to bring in data mart, the editor for the "washington examiner." thank you for joining us on this christmas day. >> good to be here, thank you. >> blake: where do we go from here? congress will come back in one way or another on thursday and it is no real end in sight, is there? >> not much reason to think that on thursday much will get done, this is likely if not probably headed into the new year, really january 3rd when democrats assume the majority in the house of representatives. of course, there is no assurance that anything happens on that date. but democrats do get some more leverage in the standoff with president trump. and maybe in the days or weeks following, something will break. >> blake: that is the question, is this days or weeks or months? because while there is a change up on capitol hill with democrats taking control of the house, democrats are insistent that the president is not g

mollie: that's a news story? that's a tremendous amount of opinion for a news story. >> like a stopped clock, sometimes it end up -- howie: his demise has been predicted so many times, and the president said he'll be staying through 2020. clearly their relationship deteriorated and that's why -- richard: i think it's ironic if you look at 8 years ago, the third year of obama's term. howie: let's close with this new york times story. an investigative piece on two women who worked at the president's golf course club in be'new jersey. they are both illegal immigrants. one said she made his bed and cleaned his clothes and he gave her a tip. but she was offended by his anti-trump narrative. sara: i think that plays into the political narrative that's he doesn't care so much about these illegal immigrants. howie: he says he didn't know. sara: the president hasn't said anything and the reason is he doesn't think that's such a big deal. i group close to that golf club. there are people who come in through that golf club

she can't see but she can see light and shadow. >> molly she is referring to is molly who we've had on the show. she was born legally blind. lost her sight completely at age 14. >> somebodyodyodyodyodyodyodyody should cover her family members in gliter and see if she can can them. >> in molly's apartment, gabby meets her mom. a friend and maybe-up artist is there. very silver reflective face. she's also going to blackout their eyes. they start lining the face with these people with sequins. molly is finally here. she immediately notices something. she can't quite figure it out. she sees thishishishishishishiss i immediately got to you. i can see she is glittery but i can't see what she looks like. she does notice the parts of the face and the missing black parts. >> maybe they should have lined some areas. >> now her friend braid incomes out from hiding. this is a complete experiment. >> i feel like there on to something and should explore it more. >> valent effort. >> when i was a kid. i used to swing and and and andd >> that's one way of doing it. >> i believe shawn felt one way. now

here is molly's father ron tibbetts, quote, do not appropriate of mollie's soul in advancing views she were profoundly racist. the person who's accused of taking mollie's life is no more a reflection of the hispanic community as white supremacists are of all white people, and to suggest otherwise is a lie. mollie's mother also telling "the washington post" just this week that president trump didn't ever actually contact her family to offer even condolences. and while the president was apparently using mollie's murder for a wider agenda against immigrants laura chose a different path. this is an important story given the stakes and the intensity. and here to tell us more about laura's approach to trump immigration rhetoric is "the washington post" reporter terence mccoy. these kinds of stories are always difficult and i've covered both sides of them where families respond to tragedy, a crime, a murder in different ways. but what you are finding here from your reporting? >> well, what i found was a family that was trying to live every day and trying to understand the best way to go forwa

thanks molly they start. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us we sure appreciate you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust archie so long for now great weekend. i'm one of them but i think. we're buddies. i don't want or i think it's funny as a nation you know that if you're not a yank kind of whom he could think that he had a chicken bad the night he made a move on to follow the man that you know enough to pull out a. dog like a. will return. chancellor merkel runs who said we have a lot of riches between germany and europe and russia. through two story groups you see it's quite easy the gravity force. to loop through. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing. a magic to follow only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the

thanks molly they start. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us we sure appreciate you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust archie so long for now great weekend. need to quit sounding and i'm not. one of them but i think. they will when that one is real buddy. you should have been there so. put them down i don't want that or i can just i mean yes i mean you should know that if you're not a yank. keep it seemed that he had a chicken a bad one i mean there's a move on to follow the line that you know enough i don't know before that i think . we should start again to discuss where we can put chancellor merkel runs who said we have a lot of riches between germany and europe and russia. to do story agreed to this is quite easy and very far. but to loop through take a whole lot of. you know what obama will. be you know. subscribe to red people also get him for just twelve euros fifty per month. it's an asshole this is paris right now where so-called yellow vests protesters are gathe

much for your time a great week and molly. you bart thanks so much. and that's it for this time thanks for watching you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust arctic will see that time so long for now have a great weekend. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. cause you're homeless but that's the root of sympathy i want to become lost and i want to ask some just about. many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities best person as bank of mom. policy to point out i've ended up my son i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they had a lot of the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. both if you have to be about to do. a sit sit scramble to many couples won't. deal with the push to put impulse response both of you up of up to the hope of the . next geysers financial survival they say money the relatives are going to take it easy this

thanks molly they start. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us we sure appreciate you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust archie so long for now great weekend. tony you know. i'm a little but i threw my she ended up getting one but when news we're buddies. one of them one night you should have been there so. i don't want to thank or i can't that's i mean yes i knew she needed that moment community yeah they encouraged me to keep the team that he had to combat going to move a few names to move on to one of the men that you know enough to vote for head of. the bed the people who run the economy who price money the commodity that runs economy they say is more are the signs it means are just making it up as they go along i mean that there is no principles that they are guided by they consider themselves artists because of the selves impressionist they consider themselves completely subjective in their view of the world that they can simply raise rates and lower rates based on a

thanks molly they start. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us we sure appreciate you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust archie so long for now great weekend. i'm one of them but i think. one is we're buddies. i don't want that or i can just i mean yes i knew she couldn't do that with me and i had to yeah. it's kinda any kind of became a bad thing when i made a move of the one that you know enough to fulfill that i think. we should start. to discuss where we can put chancellor merkel runs who said we have a lot those who choose between germany and europe and russia. to destroy a group uses quite easy and very far. but to loop through. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder would it be going to the death penalty to. because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we more executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no really that ha

very much for time a great weekend molly. you bart thanks so much. and that's it for this time thanks for watching you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust arctic we'll see you next time so long for now have a great weekend. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. who have gotten most of the simple i want you. and i want the lastest on this but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentries sides of the drug used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person to ask than. most you know know how they are the best and i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they have that water they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house all the gravels. both of you what is the who could be got to deal with a fifth of many couples won't. deal with the push to put a bomb both of you up of up to the bulk of the. backs geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to a

and then mollie bartender mike, do you have a doggy bag for poop?et it, don't worry, meaning, i'll take care of it. they're, no, no, no, just give us the doggy bag. >> jimmy: mike's a good man. >> then they asked for three bags. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, well -- >> she's healthy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know why that happened? >> why? >> jimmy: she was so full of turkey. [ laughter ] from all this turkey throughout the year. got no choice. >> i know. you have a real beef with this turkey. okay. i think we'll discuss this. >> jimmy: let's discuss it. >> your turkey's pretty good, my turkey's pretty good. >> jimmy: they're both good. >> yours are smoked which i love. >> jimmy: yes. >> we'll talk about it. >> meatballs would be a nice item to have? maybe? >> italian flair? >> jimmy: italian, mexican -- >> would you want to cook it? >> jimmy: you love mexican good. graciasgiving could be a nice thing. amigosgiving. whatever you want to call it. >> i like that. >> jimmy: i think -- especially forget me, if you start doing it

. >> you know my friend, molly, a video youtuber. went shopping and something was sparkly, the would stop in her tracks and go, my god. she can't see but can see the sparkles. >> she was legally blind and at 4 years old was diagnosed and lost her sight completely at age 14. >> somebody commented on my clothing video where we went shopping, said if molly can see sequin and glitter and light, you guys should cover her family members in glitter and sequins to see if she can see them. >> that's a cool idea. >> they wait for molly and her cameraman, jake, to go on a shoot and these guys get to work. molly meets her mom and her friend, braden is also there. they put on a silver reflective base and will black out their eyes. >> that will create a lot of contrast and black in this way she sees best. >> and they decorate them with se skin sequins. >> i can't predict where this is going. >> they open the door. she immediately notice something, can't quite figure it out but is seeing that sparkly bright light. >> what is happening? >> i immedia

that was bloomberg's molly smith, thank you. quick check on the markets, because we are heading near the lows of the session. the s&p 500 is off almost 2.5% and the nasdaq 100, the big tech stocks are getting hit the hardest. ,hey are on the downside today the nasdaq 100 off 3%. you are seeing the vix with a 33 handle. on thet time we saw a 33 vix was in february, when we had our year-to-date lows at that time. and consumer discretionary is the worst performer today, off 3.2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ joining us now with the outlook on the cannabis market, it has been a wild year for marijuana stocks and joining us now to talk a little bit about what has happened this year is bloomberg intelligence senior analyst kenneth shea. this has been a year where cannabis has gone from being in some people's minds, kind of a pariah and an outlier to something that has been embraced not only by markets, but by governments around the world. where do you see this going at this point? are we going to continue down this trendline or is there anoth

molly barrow that the ring of fire network preceded molly. thanks bart. and there is much more to explore with the crash it will do so in sixty seconds back in a flash. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat somewhere i would sleep. i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. you know still give up food for the homeless. but you don't really feel like a human being in that. and then. i just came over to me saw me in. this book. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ash was a german company develops a little mite drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything but. you know she said she's just cut short arms minix a little mind victims i have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffe

trabajaban y vivÍan en la misma granja donde viviÓ el asesino de molly.ntes. la acciÓn ha desatado comentarios que van desde cuestionar su salud mental hasta elogios por su buen corazÓn. >> ¿ustedes van a estar con los antiinmigrantes? ¿o con la madre de molly que muestra esa semilla de amor? >> en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. presentadora: pasamos a otras noticias. varios vehÍculos fueron incendiados el dÍa de hoy en cerca de el periÓdico le parisiÉn, no se sabe si los hechos estÁn relacionados con chalecos amarillos de francia. grupos de manifestantes marcharon en el centro de la capital francesa, asÍ como en otras ciudades este sÁbado. y desde univisiÓn deportes ramsÉs sandoval nos tiene toda la informaciÓn del fÚtbol. amÉrica cerrÓ el aÑo con un empate ante el santos. ramses: gracias. ahora vamos a pasar con toda la informaciÓn deportiva. campeÓn en acción, las Águilas del amÉrica en el santos laguna en la ciudad de houston con un gol de gonzÁlez. amÉrica se puso adelante pero el empate definitivo 1 1 final. el tottenham perdiÓ terreno sobre el

it is -- i thought molly do a good job of describing the nature of the job.ked about getting up at 4:00 in the morning and going home at 9:00 at night. that was kind of a typical day. yes, you have to deal with an awful lot of incoming problems and you have to deal with management problems, running a significant organization, about 2,000 people who are looking to the leadership of the chief of staff, never mind the leadership of the president. and you have to do a tough job of trying to discipline the organization, to respect a process that they don't want to participate in, and then you have to keep people away from doing things that they want to do that they shouldn't do. so it's a tough job to have and i thought general kelly did a remarkr remarkable job but he had a tough environment he was working in and it is very difficult to give discipline to the oval office because most discipline emanates from how the president is disciplined and president trump is not a very disciplined individual. it is really hard to introduce that -- >> it's interesting because

mahela bitch and there's climate change news out of whole and as more than two hundred nations meet molly burrows joins us for that coverage plus british prime minister theresa may have postponed a vote on the u.k. parliament on her deal we'll get reaction from london coming up with the latest news plus later in the e.u. those yellow vests protests continue in. francis french president pro addresses the nation we'll go to paris for an update and ask about that new news as a european union efforts to continue trading with iran despite u.s. sanctions on iran all that directly ahead but first your ready lets go. news does lead our global report today as prime minister trace of may postpone the vote on in parliament on her breasts that deal and the european court of justice opens the door to canceling brock's it earlier today ms may announce she was pulling back from the brink in the face of certain defeat in the house of parliament for the draft break that agreement negotiated by ms maes government and the european union listen to this from listening to those views it is clear that while the

molly barrow that the ring of fire network preceded molly. thanks bart. and there is much more to explore with the crash it will do so in sixty seconds back in a flash. you know twitter's callout of crazy things going up a lot of people you know. twitter rising and occasionally somebody pops up with something really insightful really interesting. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would be somewhere i would sleep. but i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. you know the snow is still give out food for the so. you don't really feel like a human being you know. and then. the guy just came over to me soon gave me this book. welcome back well the impact of the great recession upon the crash that was huge in the u.s. the g.d.p. began retracting during the third quarter of two thousand and eight and ended up negative point one percent for the year followed in two thousand and nine by a negative two point five percent rate unemployment for two thousand and eight was seven

molly ball joins us from "time" magazine. peter baker chief white house correspondent for therk "new times." kimberly atkins for "the "boston herald"." and jake sherman senior editor of politico's playbook. thanks so much for joining us on this busy evening. we appreciate it. where do things stand in termsh of negotiation. there's a lot of talk among top aids that maybe there's aro cose in the works to not give the president $5 billion but $1.6 billion. >> that's right. i mean, the government just to be clear, the government is almost without a doubt shutting down in about four hours. it was a fascinati scene. republicans and democrats in the senate decided to proceed to a bi basically to debate a bill to buy time so they c come up with a global agreement so they could pass all seven lingering appropriations bills in the coming day here. so there are seven bills that need to be passed, to deal with a big slice of government. they're going to try to work over the next couple of days to get it done. there are a lot of pressure

mollie, byron, david, you have had time to read through.you first. >> i think with the case of michael cohen and paul manafort, have you always had to divide the actual personal crimes they committed in their own businesses versus the things that were related to donald trump. so, taxi medallions, tax evasion all of that stuff that michael cohen pleaded guilty to, that's the stuff that's going to get him the real jail time, remember. you can kind of separate that and likewise, with manafort, the -- some of the ukraine deals, all of his shady businesses, buying a million suits and all of that stuff, you can separate that question is what news to this tell us about trump? farce michael cohen is concerned it doesn't tell us a lot more new, i think. the campaign contributions the issue of paying off stormy daniels and karen macdougall and prosecutors payoff. >> bret: at the direction of. >> at the direction of the president at that time the candidate, characterizing that as a illegal contribution. that could be troublesome for the president. i d

maybe i can hear from molly. maybe you can characterize for me what the conversation has been like on the call. how long have you been on the calls? >> they started last spring, so probably nine months or so. calls involve about 10 to 12 jurisdictions. we'll frequently talk about douche -- we'll talk about -- >> president cohen: are they primarily from the state of california or across the u.s.? >> primarily california. >> president cohen: are they in the banking and finance field or a mix of everything? >> government officials, legislative staff to executive staff to consultants that are hired on. >> president cohen: anyone from the state treasurer's office? >> yes. we have a representative from the state treasurer's office that joins the calls and is very thoughtful and helpful. >> president cohen: who leads the calls? >> i do. >> president cohen: great. tell me about the calls. >> so the calls are wonderful. we spend a fair amount of time updating people on what the latest goings on are in various jurisdiction

senator molly kelly. [applause] sen. kelly: hi out there. how are we doing? thank you, thank you so much. i cannot thank you enough. what a wonderful warm welcome pit we are here to celebrate today. how about that? congressman chris pappas, you made it happen. you reelected congresswoman any what isand you may really important, you brought the democrats a majority in the house, the senate and executive consul, you did it. you did it with all of your hard work, and you know that. i am disappointed. we came up short, but i am proud of my campaign, all of you who worked every day knocking on doors, making phone calls, making it happen. the young democrats, are you here today? you are unbelievable. we have a lot to do. we are a little short, but the work goes on. i am not stopping, and neither are you. we will continue to stand up for what we believe in as democrats. the values and beliefs so important to us, and we know what that is, equality, fairness, making sure everyone .as an opportunity to succeed we are going to do that every single day because we will tr

abc's molly hunter is in london. molly, good morning. >> reporter: janai, kendis, good morning.at's right. total chaos and prime minister theresa may does survive apparently. she had two glasses of wine and some crisps last night to celebrate. but there are some good headlines today. "the sun" says, time to call it a may. i think that's a play on a day. that could have been better. "the daily mail," now let her get on with the job and my personal favorite to "the daily mirror" saying her goose is cooked. it's lame duck for christmas. but, guys, this is a big deal. she did survive but barely. over a third of her own party voted against her. her party is still divided. the two parties are still divided. she's in a weaker position than she was a couple of days ago. all the same big challenges, all the same questions remain so if she is going to get this brexit deal passed she, has to do it before january 21st if that happens at all, so the question is will she run out the clock so there's only one opposite or will she actually be able to get some legal concessions that might get so

>> kelley's niece molly had an idea. >> i looked at my mom and i was like, yeah. >> molly, only 16 atice she spent the summer working for her uncle at his restoration business, servpro, and there she met one of his employees, a man named michael beard. tom told her to keep her distance. >> he never really wanted me around michael beard. he didn't want me like working with him. >> michael beard was no stranger to the family. >> he actually had done work at my sister's home. my sister would give his daughter charlie's hand-me-downs, clothes, toys. my sister would make lunch for him when he was there working at her home. >> while kelley was kind to beard, she told her sister she didn't always feel comfortable around him. >> i remember kelley not wanting to be home alone if he was there. you know, he was civil, he was nice, but i don't think she wanted to be left home alone. >> now molly told investigators that her uncle tom had recently fired beard. >> michael beard was fired september 17th, and then kelley was murdered like the night of the 28th, 29th, so it wasn't long at all. >> was i

iq, molly kelly. i also want to congratulate my friends for their new roles.hey will be great leading in this state. these victories in concorde and washington across the country are just so essential so that we have the numbers come the votes, and the capacity to carry forward with the priorities that are so important to the people of new hampshire and the people of our country. we are fighting to make sure that everybody who works hard not only gets ahead but can stay ahead. they can see a brighter future for our kids. i think a lot about the creed our country was founded on. the basic, basic principle that says every single one of us matters. every single american counts. that is what this election is about. that is what our agenda needs to be about, moving forward. i think a great deal about the grandparents i have met who are raising grandchildren because of the opioid crisis. i think about the young people who would love to start a business, but they are graduating with so much student debt that they can't possibly take the risk right now. i think a lot

molly has a part.g on is the lingering distrust of the dnc left over from the fight between bernie and hillary clinton. i think democrats other than this spat are doing well. >> shannon: i heard a number of delegates on the floor who are very angry the way the dnc finances were handled. this election is well under way. when we come back, a surprise visit from the president. ito take care of anyct messy situations.. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. voice-command navigation with waze wifi wireless charging 104 cubic feet of cargo room and seating for 8. now that's a sleigh. ford expedition. built for the holidays. and for a limited time, get zero percent financing plus twelve hundred and fifty dollars ford credit bonus cash on ford expedition. ford credit bonus cash and just like you, the further into winter we go, the heavier i get. and while y

kelly's leadership and her campaign thank you, molly kelly . i also want to congratulate my friends donna susie and steve for their newroles . they will be great leaning on this stage. these victories in concorde and in washington across our country are so essential. so that we have the numbers, we have the votes, we have the capacity to carry forward with the priorities that are so important to the people of new hampshire and the people of our country. we are fighting to make sure that everybody who works hard not only get ahead but can stay ahead and see a brighter future for their kids . i think a lot about the greed this country was founded on. >> .. graduating with so much student debt that they can't possibly take the risk right now. i think a lot about the people that i talked to whether it's in the grocery store or at a door who just want if they work hard they can afford childcare and health care. they can live in a safe community and send their kids to good schools and plan for their kids to have the kind of higher education that will

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of mollie tibbetts is doing something very unexpected.ts who grew up in oakland disappeared while jogging in iowa back in july. police say she was killed by an undocumented immigrant. today "the washington post" revealed her mother has opened her home to the son of undocumented immigrants. the teenage boy plays on her son's high school football team, but he's also the cousin of rivera's girlfriend. his parents worked at the same farm with rivera who is now charged with tibbetts' murder. giving the boy a home is what her daughter would have wanted, she said. a lot of people reacting on twitter including san jose mayor sam liccardo. >>> people across the country couldn't reach 911. telecom giant centurylink had a huge phone service outage yesterday afternoon. this is a map of the scope of the outage that wasn't revolved until 6:00 p.m. tonight. the fcc called the outage completely unacceptable. the public safety and homeland security bureau is also investigating that cause. >>> what a way to end the year for two men in the east bay. a golf

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