monica! monica: yeah.: so, we were just talking about, in order for this relationship to work between jess and caity, they have to be able to communicate without any outside distractions. monica: that's great. like, i really want you to understand that's great. i want you to feel good about you. like, i see so much of dad in you sometimes, and it pisses me off because you're so [bleep] talented, and i think it goes deeper. jessica: i mean, we were treated different by our dad, if you want to go way back. it's just we were treated different. monica: i can't handle this. jessica: i'm proud of her. lemonis: tell her now. jessica: she knows how proud i am of her and the things she does for people or the things she's succeeded at. monica: [ voice breaking ] i just need to go for a ride. i'm tired of the resentment. [ bleep ] if anybody wants to support my mom and the [bleep] city of cleveland, then [bleep] go for it. jessica: monica is very resistant to change. she is a self-sabotager. lemonis: are you comforta

he come close to me with a big smile, screaming thank you, monica, thank you, monica, thank you, monica mark? because i passed the best night of my life. >> after returning to courmayeur, monica says mark stern told her he had been inspired by that night on the mountain and wanted to spend a whole year at a high altitude in a tent alone. >> he wanted to write a book, how to survive above -- >> 6,000 feet. >> exactly. for an entire year. >> that september monica says mark set up and equipped three separate campsites in the mountains above courmayeur. >> really beautiful. really beautiful. >> she says he told her that after publishing that book he was writing they would move to switzerland together and perhaps adopt children. >> this is my little city i started building. >> and so, as the temperatures dropped in the fall of 2009 and the snow came, the man monica knew as mark stern set to make a name for himself in the alps. to her, it seemed crazy. but writer buzz bissinger says monica's mark stern was actually behaving true to form. >> i think when he decided, i'm living this philosophic

monica malpass. the big story is breaking news from the germantown section where an officer shot a suspect in the head relating to a murder from last thursday on the 1800 block of east atlantic avenue. plain clothed officers spotted the vehicle from that homicide and pulled it over. the suspect ran down one of the officers as they approached.at led to a chase when the suspect's hyundai crashed into parked cars. >> we have an officer in the hospital in stable condition. the suspect in critical condition at an area hospital and investigators are trying to piece everything together. we have the suspect vehicle on location having crashed into two parked cars. we have not searched the vehicle yet. >> when the suspect got out of the crashed car he had his hands in his pocket and refused to follow the officer's command leading the officers to open fire. >> a rare shooting in phoenixville at a duncan don't parking lot on gay street at 9:30. the victim identified as a ninth grader is in serious condition. no

sports director don bell joining us from santa monica, lovely santa monday monica, out there on the beach earlier and apparently still is. what's going on? >> reporter: hello, yes, i was indeed kicking it on the beach earlier today. hear the eagles fans behind me that's been going on all day long here,ed when schedule came out in the off season, fans were comp at the bit. come out here, especially in december, to support this, support the eagles as they take on the rams. let's take a look at the scene earlier today, here in santa monica. both on the santa monica peer and on the beach, fans were rocking the jerseys, rocking the t-shirts, they were wearing the hats, they were loud, and rambunctious, and guess what, i met fans from all over the world from mexico , to canada. >> i came with my wentz jersey everyone is like go birds, go eagles, that's all, seeing fly eagles fly. amazing. >> i don't know if you heard, it is kind of snowing back home. >> we heard. we saw the pictures. we saw the videos, everything. >> are you feeling bad for people? >> not at all. 08 degrees and beautiful here.

monica?y a murder suspect took his own life after firing a hundred shots during a standoff in bethlehem. cep hart shot his own mother. she was found dead in the front yard of the home on dennis street. he then fired on the first officer to arrive at the scene narrowly missing his head. that officer and another took cover between cars. an armored vehicle known as the bearcat arrived. cep hart fired 26 shots at the bullet proof vehicle. >> it was his tent to take other bodies wearing blue uniforms. >> after nine hours, cep hart committed suicide, shooting himself in the head. >>> the pentagon is not commenting on a lawsuit filed over gun background checks. new york and san francisco say the defense department failed to report significant numbers of disqualifying numbers like dishonorable discharges of service members to the national background check system. this came to light during the texas massacre. the gunman that killed 26 people at a church there was criminally convicted by the air force.

monica. >> good idea. thank you, john. >>> keep up with any changes to the new year's eve forecast yourself and the new year's day outlook for the mummers parade right there on your phone or your tablet. the newly upgraded 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> if your plans are keeping you indoors we invite you to joins us for the annual new year's tradition right here on 6abc. ryan seacrest hosts dick clark's new year's rocking eve live from times square and our coverage begins for you at 8:00 p.m. sunday night. >>> two firefighters were hurt battling a blaze in west philadelphia late today. crews were called to the 4900 block of chestnut street at 11:30 this morning. they arrived to find heavy comim the top floors of the row house. a hundred firefighters responded to the scene. the frigid temperatures made the fire fight an especially difficult one. >> we have ladders up to the roof. the roofs are just basically a skating rink up there. our members are trained in this but obviously it's

that's the latest here in santa monica. we're going to send it back to you, erin, which is a somewhat cold and snowy philadelphia, erin? >> we're a little jealous, you're in short sleeves. have a good time out there. so many eagles fans in la. your official eagles station has you covered all game day long. wake up with nbc 10 on sunday morning. starting at 9:30 for eagles game day kickoff. then it's eagles game plan at 10:00, join us after sunday football for the full game recap. >>> right now at 6:00, our eagles coverage is just getting started. we have an exclusive interview with kobe bryant who gave a pep talk to the eagles today. only we reveal his message to the birds and why he thinks they can be a super bowl team. >>> their american dream broken tonight. why these south jersey parents are being deported after 30 years, leaving their devastated children behind. >>> it's our first snow of the season, it's on the way for much of the area, already snowy in south delaware and along the jersey shore. how much will you get

. >> reporter: good evening, monica. the wounded officer has just been identified as kevin fay of the 39th district, that's kevin fay. he's left for home moments ago with his wife after treatment here at temple. he's in good condition tonight after a harrowing experience saving the life of an 80-year-old woman. just after 12:00 30 this afternoon police came to this house at 29th and judson responding to a report of a vicious dog attack. when they got inside they found a pitbull mangling an 80-year-old resident of the house. the dog lived there too, police say. >> while in the course of striking that dog, one officer was struck with what we believe was a ricochet. fortunately that officer is going to be okay. he sustained a superficial wound to his right chin. >> reporter: the 80-year-old female who lives here and the target of the attack is not doing well suffering from multiple bites on her lower body. they're being called significant injuries. >> our officer is doing well and he decided he's going to be good and probab

good afternoon once again monica.inkled with problems this afternoon but i think the biggest this afternoon is in south jersey its an overturned truck in the southbound lanes of route 55 just south of route 322. really busy interchange there in harrison township and it's just south of there where the truck flipped over. it's taking out the left lane so that's why we're seeing those speeds like 7 miles per hour as you come south away from deptford. a long line of really slow moving traffic. in the backlog there was a second accident in sewell. that one cleared out but still you want to avoid the southbound side of 55. use 47 delsea drive, even 45 or the new jersey turnpike, 295. so many options. just not 55 as you head home this afternoon. we're getting ready for an opening here at the tacony-palmyra bridge. actually i think they may have just wrapped up because there goes the police officer allowing traffic to now move across the bridge so it's going to be jammed on both sides along 73 but we're back in business as of

. >> reporter: monica, rick, good evening. michael flynn by accepting this deal today is now obligated to spill all the beans involved in this to sing like a canary one legal expert today said. if he doesn't robert mueller is now able to vacate this deal completely and go after mr. flynn full throttle. >> general. >> did you betray your country. >> reporter: as michael flynn marched into federal court ignoring reporter's questions and the taunts from trump administration critics the experts knew he deal to cut himself a deal and perhaps his son. the deal for flynn agree to testify against higher ups on the president's totem pole. >> the government doesn't cooperate down. they'll cooperate up. they'll get a medium sized fish to go after a big fish. what that means they'll offer the medium size fish or the small fish a deal leniency at sentencing in exchange for information about other people who might be involved typically more important people. >> reporter: more important people are likely to include the president's son-in-law

we're on the beach and we are about 100 yards north of santa monica pier. famed santa monica pier.bout 10 miles away from here the eagles are going to hook up with them. it's a massive showdown a game that could decide home field advantage throughout the course of the playoffs. this week i had an opportunity catch up with the voice of the eagles, merrill reese. >> they need an awakening. doug said the other day that sometimes winning masks mistakes and you know as well as i do that they got away with a sloppy performance against the bears. and they still won decidedly and they did not play their best against the dallas cowboys and they still dominated. so they know that they cannot make the sake mistakes and plus i don't think carson wentz is playing against jared goff. that's the big billboard. number one against number two. both on the field at the same time together but he is a highly competitive guy with so much pride. if there is an extra gear i think we're going to see it. >> keys to the game is what. >> key to the game is get off to a good start. it's not going to be the sam

iain. >> monica, thank. these high winds and cold temperatures have a lot of people in our area under a code blue. it's of course issued during bitter cold conditions an lot of communities where lamb ramp up services to help the homeless have have no place to go. fox 29's brad sattin is live in center city with more on this tonight. brad? >> reporter: iain, as monica is saying the problem is the wind tonight. it has been that way now for hours. those code blues are in effect across the region.& many of them will continue. we're hearing up until friday at this point because the temperatures are wind chills will make it feel like it's 20 degrees outside or colder. still people were outside today, though, not everyone by choice. these cold temps were not about to ruin the christmas spirit outside city hall where ice skating simply required warm thoughts and occasional warmer fluids. >> just drinking coffee. >> reporter: and bundle up which is what these ladies did. they're vacationing here from brazil which is

meteorologist monica cryan joining us now with the forecast. what did we get to today, 60, monica?degrees. that's, you know, i at one point was thinking where are we when we stan with this record. the record for this day is actually 70 degrees. so we were nowhere near that, but it still felt so warm and now we're starting to drop temperatures that north northwesterly wind at 18 miles an hour is ushering in cooler air. now we are at 46 degrees. and the rain is moving out. so changes are happening. and you can see all of that rain pushing off into the atlantic and we're starting to dry things out. we're going to hold on to cloud cover as we head through the rest of our evening into the overnight partly cloudy over night noon early christmas eve morning. but at least we're dry and we do stay dry for most of our christmas eve. a lot people have plans. maybe you're heading into center city to see some of the light shows. at this point, it's mainly dry through most of your sunday and christmas eve. here's what i do need to talk about though. another disturbance moves through. this is aro

. >> reporter: hi, monica. this is where the police first came across the defendant along with a 24-year-old woman who was savagely treated who says she was being held continue tiff in -- captive in a fourth floor hotel room. there are other victims in that possibly as many as three other states. the fbi is said to be assisting. the focus of the criminal charges and investigations is 30-year-old seth mull, mull who prides himself on his physique has multiple facebook accounts projecting a comforting persona authorities say he uses his online connections to reach out to women. authorities say once he meets them he turns vicious controlling. >> he refers to his victims as "his property" and ultimately forces the victims to take part in sex orgies and other acts which he films and or forces his victims into prostitution. >> reporter: in october, bethlehem police were called to the holiday inn express where a 24-year-old texted she was being held against her will. >> the female had visible injuries to her neck area

i'm monica malpass.o end the year with a murder rate not seen since 2012. >>> and a firefighter is injured battling this blaze in west philadelphia. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is an accuweather alert. snow showers and dangerous cold are on tap for your holiday weekend. folks bundled up and braved the bitter temperatures for a stroll on the boardwalk in ocean city today. but the cold is settling in and ice has already begun to form on the delaware river. >>> road crews busy this morning in preparation for the potential snowfall tomorrow. deldot's trucks were brining the southbound lanes of i-95 near newport. at the north district yard here in christiana trucks were being loaded up with salt ready to deploy as soon as the snowfalls. >>> "action news" reporter jeff chirico is looking into how the cold is affecting new year's plans. chad pradelli checking out security preparations and john rawlins has folks stocking up for their celebrations. >>> but first let's get to that all important

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i'm monica malpass.he big story is an alert as dangerous cold hangs on for the rest of 2017 and into the new year. this is what it looks like in new hope today. we hear from folks how they plan to bundle up for the holiday. first a look at the forecast, adam. >> frigid indeed. 19 in philadelphia which isn't all that bad considering a day or two ago it was the single digits for windchills in the afternoon. we are getting a break from the true bitter air. it's temporary, seven below syracuse, six below burlington. not a big storm by any stretch. a nuisance event here. starting saturday afternoon and snow begins at dawn tomorrow morning as most of us wake up if you are an early riser the steadiest until about the noontime hour. periods of slick travel, a coating to two inches, even on the brine roadways, slick to start the weekend. looking at the foremain models, good agreement between the coating to two inches tomorrow morning. it's fluffy snow, easy to remove. again, we'll create the slow going for saturd

. >> a monica and brian. we had a couple of vehicles smashed into each other on 95 southbound side by ridley park. the crash is now gone. as you can see the delay is not. heavy approaching 420, down to the commodore barry bridge and the sun glare did not help us out there either. and main line in ardmore at cricket avenue the return to go back to the septa regional rail station and watch for ice in kensington the scene of the abandoned church fire overnight and cornwall and f is the intersection to avoid. and a water main break this morning in may fair. frankford at tyson, i expect ice there as well. still watching a crash in college villa long 29 at 422 by the movie. police are helping you around that. a nasty morning on the septa regional rails, our infrastructure does not do well with temperatures this cold. not as bad this afternoon in that all the lines are running but many are running with 10 and 20 and 30 minute delays. good chance your train will be late and good chance you don't want to stand on the

hi, serena. >> reporter: hi, monica, good evening.ig question here in washington is is the president's lawyers defense that a president can't obstruct justice true? it's a possible new legal defense for the president. the president's lawyer john dowd telling abc news the president cannot be guilty of obstruction of justice in his role because he is the chief law enforcement officer of the united states. and can give his opinion on any legal case. the claim follows this statement which dowd says he wrote from the president's twitter account. i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. that led to speculation the president was admitting he knew flynn lied to the fbi before he tried to get james comey to go easy on flynn. >> wanted me to drop any investigation connected to flynn's account of his conversation with the russians. >> reporter: multiple legal experts disagree with the president's lawyer saying a president can obstruct justice. >> there is no question that a president of the united states can

back to you monica. >> sounds good.lissa. >>> snow has fallen in other parts of the country in the last 24 hours. including places that normally don't see much accumulation like college station, texas, just north of houston. they got a big bunch and in san antonio nearly 3-inches of snow fell. that's the most there in decades. upstate new york where we are more used a winter-like effect a lake effect snow fell in orchard park. here it is near buffalo. some areas near lake erie there's already up to 18-inches on the ground. >>> keep up with changes to our wintry forecast on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is free download for your mobile device. >> in other news tonight an hours long standoff ended late last evening with two people in custody including a man suspected of a deadly hit-and-run. the standoff forced the lockdown of a nearby school. "action news" reporter bob brooks spoke to parents and students today about that frightening incident. >> reporter: things were set up to hopefully be normal. yesterday that wa

here's monica cryan with a quick check of the weather.m going to be throwing it to the lottery in just a bit but before we get to that, 39 degrees right now in the city. your high today 42 degrees. it might have felt even colder just because of those winds out of the southwest at 10 miles an hour. now tomorrow, what we're holding on to are low 40s. your high 40 degrees. partly sunny conditions. those winds out of the northeast 5 miles an hour. now i'll throw it to your lottery numbers.

we'll check it again rick and monica, coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good. >> thanks matt. >> of course the holidays definitely a time to enjoy all the extra foods and suites floating around but that can be a problem if your child suffers from a serious food sensitivity. still to come on "action news" tonight how you can keep celiac disease from ruining your holiday plans. >> good news for you football fans who have a smartphone. you won't be tied to your couch to watch your favorite team play anymore. details when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> three of the women who accused president trump of sexual harassment and assault came forward with their stories. they detailed their stories during a press conference in new york. one says she was a receptionist at trump tower when trump forcibly kissed kissed her. more than a dozen women have come forward with accusations. the women are calling on congress to open an investigation. president trump denies the allegations calling them lies. >> well, celebrity chef and tv host mario batali is the latest public figure to fac

monica?t there. >> we got teens for just temperatures, single digits for that windchill overnight, getti getting even worse, it's a three, it's a fail for this one. and we're going to keep it cold over the next few days, how we're starting off our 2018 windchill at one degree in philadelphia, feels like 2 in millville, allentown, feeling like 2, mount pocono negative 17, evening we have a lot of people who love to ski out there. i'm one of them. don't get me wrong. but when it comes to this kind of windchill, you want to live that outdoor activity. make sure your listening to your body, if it's telling you i'm way too cold, headin, do we got a windchill advisory in effect. overnight. temperatures dropping into the single digits but the windchill will feel more like it's below zero, which is why we got a windchill advisory, we're dealing with this through the midatlantic all the way up into new england. today, windchills single digits, tonight windchill below zero, we got below freezing temper

dawn. >> thanks, monica. >>> now to a developing story. old baby attack by a raccoon in her mom's apartment is continuing to recover tonight. the family of little baby journey black sent this video to fox 29 this was taken at saint christopher's hospital. they say she's actually doing well. that's good news after journey needed more than 60 stitches when a raccoon pull her from her bed in north philadelphia this week. licenses and inspections went to the home where the attack happened on north 22nd street. they say they believe the own are in was running an illegal rooming house. they have cited him. >>> a 16-year-old has a new basketball hoop thanks to the winslow township police department. officers say on their facebook page they saw 16-year-old elijah was practicing basketball on an old basketball net every day. well, they decided to buy him brand new one. not a bad christmas gift. >>> deputies in in this town are stopping cars, no, it's not for a ticket. they're spreading holiday cheer in secret santa fashion. >>> and photo of the bom

monica crowley is hot on this monica crowley is hot on this stor we're on a mission to show drip coffee time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? >> laura: the news could have been so much worse today. a terrorist tried to strike the subway system in manhattan during the morning commute. foiled only by a suicide vest that exploded early. authorities say if he succeeded, the damage could have been catastrophic. the suspect is a 27-year-old man from bangladesh who has lived in brooklyn the last seven years. how did he get here? the answer is chain migration. let's dive deep into this with monica crowley. she's all over this story. monica, once again, we're struck by chain migrants that come to the country, part of an extended family or adult children of illegal immigrant and don't assimilate and go on in this case almost to wreak real havoc. your take tonight. >> ye

i'm iain, we're looking at wet weather and some could turn into snow, let's get you over to monica cryan. let's get the morning forecast >> we have the snow and rain and people are starting to see a bit of a switch over, so here we are looking at scattered to widespread activity on your radar. so we'll zoom in there and it is all rain for south jersey and into delaware for parts of dover, millville atlantic city we're looking at anywhere from moderate to lighter rainfall, but further north we're talking through parts of southeastern pennsylvania. at first in philadelphia, this did start out as a bit of a mix, like a sleet, and then, as it moved a little bit further north now we're just seeing all of this talking as rain, it is continuing to see some of that white snow through allentown and areas north of trenton. what we're talking about when it comes to the rest of your overnight for that white christmas, it's mostly in the lehigh valley and the poconos that are going to go see accumulations the rest of us allentown and areas south we're going to expect trenton philadelphia, and into wi

we are here at the santa monica pier.erday, these guys were in venice beach doing what they do best, turning regular bars into eagles' bars. venice beach has that cool, laid back southern california feel. that is until a proud eagles nation showed up in their midnight green. >> went to ball tonight that said welcome eagles fans. like, they're supposed to be rooting for the other team and here they are welcoming us. >> reporter: these fans flew 4,000 miles to take in sun and make sure their eagles take down the rams. >> we left 4:30 a.m. >> atlanta, atlanta to la. >> i looked at the 2017 schedule, eagles at rams, immediately knew i was going there. >> reporter: craig glen said his flight to la was spirited. >> it was 75% eagles fans. it was jam packed. >> 50 eagles fans on our flight. we had a fellow that created his own song that was singing his song throughout the flight. which everyone loved at 5:30 in the morning. >> reporter: near or far, fans want to get a glimpse of a special season in the making. >> whatever hotel

monica cryan with a full look at your forecast, it is cold out monica. >> temperatures are going to continue. we're expecting them into the 20's through the overnight. we're sitting at about 30 degrees right now your high today 37, but that was way earlier. and then the snow settled in. those winds out of the north-northwest, 9 miles per hour it will be a bit breezy as we head into tomorrow. but we won't be dealing with the snow tomorrow. this is going to start to come tod. here is the back edge of this system that's going to push on through ando south jersey delaware, this storm system will come to an end a little later through the overnight. and i'll time it out for you on your future cast. can see the snow begins to taper off it, will start to become more scattered in nature, right now it is widespread. it will become scattereds we head through the next few hours, and then as you can see, overnight one, 2:00 in the morning most of this is off into the atlantic, still left with a little bit of cloud cover. but even that start to clear out. as we head into our early morning hours. our sunda

at first business with monica monica which is the currency that is highest valued right now isn't the year of the dollar neither neither sumi at the moment it is bitcoin bitcoin seems unstoppable the cryptic currency has just the past twelve thousand dollars soaring from less than a thousand dollars at the start of the year so lucky those who invested in that currency earlier but the price surge has also been accompanied by a growing chorus of warnings namely that the speculative frenzy is nothing but an asset bubble poised to bust but that doesn't stop some stock exchanges on future markets from joining the party. bitcoins may be a mystery for most people but many are intrigued by the crypto currency bitcoins are mind in massive data centers such as here in china the currency only exists online there's no bank or financial institution behind it the cash flows are anonymous and there's little oversight and yet big coin is currently enjoying an unusual run. at the start of this year one bitcoin was worth one thousand dollars but for weeks there's been a lot of hype surrounding its more

i'm monica malpass. the big story is an accuweather alert for a continuing brutal scold snap and a dose of snows for the holiday weekend. right now, brave hearty souls spent the night ice skating at penn's lanlding. no doubt it's feeling like winter now. at franklin square it's so cold the main fountain froze. there is an encrusted pole and spindles of ice. >> trouble in the 'tis dale section where a water main broke. the water department hasn't yet said how many customers are impacted. we have team coverage, adam joseph in for cecily tynan to tell us how long this streak will last and mummers with the coldest parade in decades. >> we are dealing with the beginning of a long stretch of this arctic air. today, 22 in philadelphia. it was the coldest day since valentine's 2016 and the best it felt was eight degrees with windchill. winds are starting to relax 6789 we had cold temperatures in wilmington. last time it was this cold, they hit 20. the old record in 1924. windchill nine degrees. three above in re

president, monica lewinsky's life has been changed forever.anged forever. i wonder how you feel about that and what, if anything, you'd like to say to monica lewinsky at this minute. >> that's good. [ laughter ] that's good, but at this minute, i'm going to stick with my position and not comment. >> bill clinton is a fighter. but ultimately, there's a famous dress that has dna evidence. >> at this point, we believe that fbi technicians do know whether there was a substance on that dress. >> it becomes clear he wasn't always telling the truth. >> over the years, there have been dramatic late night speeches from the white house. national tragedies and national triumphs. but nothing like the speech that we're about to hear from there tonight. >> indeed i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. it constituted a critical lapse in judgment and a personal failure on my part for which i am solely and completely responsible. i misled people, including even my wife. i deeply regret that. >> that's wher

but first it is more business news with monica johnson monica i understand we're heading to venezuela this time. and this is a very interesting development there i mean if you missed out on the bitcoin boom then you may want to invest in venezuela's very own cryptocurrency the country's president nicolas maduro and that once in the so-called petro in an attempt to close independence of the venezuela bully vod plummeted over ninety five percent against the dollar on the black market over the past year sending the price of food rocketing. in the fight against his country's economic crisis president maduro is running out of options the state is on the verge of bankruptcy unlike bitcoin the petrol be backed by a physical asset oil venezuela's reserves are the largest in the world but the need to squeeze more money out of them has led to a surprising new idea here. i want to announce that venezuela will implement a new crypto currency system backed by oil reserves venezuela will create a new crypto currency the petro to advance monetary sovereignty to make financial transactions to overcom

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namely chris allen, joseph bodiker, chris conman, shay hawkins, randy hearn nan, monica mcgier, mike, zachary rudacel, andrew syracuse, derek therer and mark warren. thanks to the committee's legislative directors charles cogra, ken flanz, chris gillett, brad, amber hoffer, kurt kavarik, jess can mcbride, sarah paul, landon strocco, jay salsman, steven towson and christopher. when democrats signaled -- signaled their refusal to meet on tax reform, we knew we needed a well crafted budget resolution to get tax reform passed. i need to thank my good friend

let's dive deep into this with monica crowley. she's all over this story.n migrants that come to the country, part of an extended family or adult children of illegal immigrant and don't assimilate and go on in this case almost to wreak real havoc. your take tonight. >> yes, i was gratified to see strong statements from the president of the united states and the attorney general. both addressing this issue of chain migration. donald trump, one of the most powerful reasons he was elected president is because he ran on the platform of reforming our immigration system, which has failed us miserably. case in point, once again today here in new york city. ending chain migration, stopping the diversity, lottery visa program, building the wall, enforcing our borders, ending sanctuary cities. the supreme court backed him up on the extreme vetting policy. all of these things will be put in place under donald trump so these kind of things, while they won't be eliminated because you can't control everybody, will certainly be mitigated. it's long passed time. >> laura:

this is a look at the santa monica pier and the beach here in santa monica,'s fans really taking over this place with jerseys, t-shirts, hats, they were chanting, all the way up and down the shoreline here. i met fans from all over the world from mexico, and canada. >> i came with my wentz jersey and everyone is like go bird, go eagles, all you see, fly eagles fly, it has been amazing. >> reporter: i don't know if you heard but it is kinda snowing. >> we heard, video and pictures and everything. >> reporter: are you feeling bad for people. >> no, it is 80 degrees here beautiful here. >> not many true rams fans here. a lot of people jumped on the band wagon but not diehard like we have seen back home. >> if i have to part the sea to make us win, i will. >> i feel like eagles fans will take over that stadium. >> angelo is here. we travel very well. we love our eagles. win or lose we love them, eagles. >> reporter: did you say lose. >> i'm not going to say lose, either way we will win. >> reporter: what will happen tomorrow. >> thirty-one-14, eagles. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: as y

this is a look at the santa monica pier and the beach here in santa monica, as, fans really taking over this place with jerseys, t-shirts and hats, and they were chanting, all the way up and down the shoreline here and i met fans from all over the world, from mexico, and canada. >> i came with my wentz jersey and everyone is like go bird, go eagles, singing fly eagles fly. it has been amazing. >> reporter: i don't know if you heard, it is kind of snow ing back home. >> we heard. >> reporter: are you feeling bad for people. >> no, it is 80 degrees and beautiful here. >> there are not lot of rams here. there air lot of people but not diehard like we see back home. >> if i have to park this sea to make us win, i will. >> reporter: i feel like eagles fans will take over that stadium. >> we already have. this is what we do. we travel well. we love our eagles. win or lose, we love them. >> reporter: did you say lose. >> they are not going to lose, i say either way we will win. >> reporter: what will happen tomorrow. >> thirty-one-14, eagles. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: as you know game i

. >> en santa mÓnica feligreses catÓlicos llevaron a cabo una vigilia en honor a todas las vÍctimas mortalesni un aÑo. >> frente a la iglesia catÓlica santa mÓnica fueron colocadas fotografÍas de personas que han perdido la vida por uso de armas de fuego. como una forma de crear conciencia. >> 93 personas asesinadas por dÍa es muchísimo. son personas inocentes que no debieron haber muerto. >> se calcula que el aÑo mueren 33,880 personas en estados unidos por armas de fuego. no es -- 90 y tres fallecidos por dÍas. >> ya dejen de vender armas. >> erika flores. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> con estas imÁgenes en vivo del monte alison pasamos con elena, para saber mÁs de las condiciones del clima. elena: muy buenas tardes. comenzamos analizando cÓmo subirÁn las temperaturas mÁximas durante este domingo en toda el Área de la bahÍa. concord, auckland, 60° temperatura mÁxima. 63° para san francisco. tendremos el cielo mayormente despejado, mÍnimo en 44°. mÁs informaciÓn del pronóstico extendido en sÓlo minutos. >> reportaje especial sobre las consecuencias que podrÍa enfrentar quienes se quedan a vivir en estados unido