. >> and why the temporary ay ter da welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> a special program in oakland is giving people even with criminal convictions a chance to work in a business they never thought possible. >> kpix5's christin ayers met one of the entrepreneurs with an unforgettable name. >> reporter: when blunts and moore opened earlier this week, it made history. it's a cannabis dispensary unlike any in oakland or in this country. alfonzo tuckee blunt was born to be a businessman and with a last name like his it's no surprise that he chose marijuana. >> i've been selling weed since i was 16. i've been going to the club since i was 19. >> reporter: but that dream of owning a cannabis club went up in smoke wh

mr. jones: mr. president, there is nothing more important than freedom. than freedom. that's what america was founded on, what the civil rights movement was founded on, civil war was fought over, women's rights all the great movements about freedom. and this is a movement that's about freedom. in a country that is a democracy, we have the right to disagree. and we get to disagree. dictatorship you can't disagree. dictatorship you have to agree. we get to disagree. and when we disagree on immigration, on foreign policy, climate change, we should fight hard. but we have a responsibility, where we do agree, to work together hard. and the freedom of people who are trapped in a broken system, the freedom of people who are trapped in addiction, the freedom of people who are trapped in poverty those are the people that your opportunity zones are targeted at, your opioid policy is targeted at, and your criminal justice policy is targeted at. and when you're trying to help people on the bottom, sir, i w

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mr. jones: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. jones: thank you, mr. president. i now rise to talk about a matter that's a lot more personal. the last couple of weeks, mr. president, has been somewhat difficult for me on a very personal level. not only have i been saddened that several colleagues that i admire so much will be leaving this body, but two weeks ago i lost a dear friend and trusted advisor, giles perkins of birmingham, alabama. i so appreciate the day that the day after his death, when i just could not hold up and hold it together to do so myself, senator schumer noted his passing in floor remarks h giles' family appreciates those remarks as well. because he meant so much to his adopted state of alabama and the birmingham community and the fact that's the one that guided the effort to get my elected to this office, it is only fitting that i honor his memory on the floor of the united states senate. giles was a former director of the alabama democratic par

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the british computer mrs jones full time playing for the. rest cure was for me. but i will. go to grad. school warren said along with a. sort of either that or more just. we're listening to some of these for us in the morning. both to quit if you can't keep up with a new kids. but that seems. has a little boy to the ball more so because when you're. going to play out. more than a shot of the to meet you will dismiss the show you pull up in the one. your fifth . or the come on the gospels but of all calls about the bow there's a more measured i've said come on the ball the most all the. national mall. has to match but i still get on your team and. this game is a tough nut to crack at first but we'll do our best. each team says. each other each possession. just a few seconds. the goal of the game is to score as many points as possible by getting the ball into the end of the opposing team scoring a field goal. the winner is the team that schools the most in sixty game minutes. meaning in the. are you sure that you should. suggest there's just one or that reporter appears garris

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welcome to emirates mr. jones. and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> a dog is stolen outside a home in the north bay and the theft is captured on video. >> kpix5's don ford on why the french bulldog's owners worry her life may be in danger. >> reporter: this normally peaceful yard here in santa rosa was a scene of a bold and brazen kidnapping of a beloved family pet and it was all caught on video. >> that's the second guy. the guy we're looking for is this guy right here. >> reporter: the thief leans over the fence in the darkness and 2-year-old lucy is stolen. >> this is my first dog, yeah. i love her to death and i've never loved a dog or animal like this until i got her and she's not a dog to me. she's a family member. >> re

mr jones looms going to grieve for sure is that you don't read. those i'm sure fall just very few of them. do you want to listen to trail with. me filled you to the fold has been me. role of the law of the sun these last three four years one of the last. known. swan to say the. very first. they said is me to one year administrative segregation and administrative segregation is twenty three hour long going to the locked up twenty three hours each day you come out for half hour shower and a half hour break i know a bit of olive person. at that time i was treated like one of the worst phone persons in the world i remember going into the s.l.o. i believe was maybe if i buy a cell. i was dead or close i knew i was going to be there for the next year is just an experience that it is going to make your break you are going to come out a better person are you going to come out of worship person than you were before you went to. being in a hole is mirrors and i mean i wouldn't wish on anybody. but you locked up for twenty three hours i think you can do it.

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mr jones looms gravely regime here is that you don't read. those i'm sure folks just very good enough to join the phone anyone else in the family of doug schoen a photo of you to the fold has been meeting. the role of the august news west through for years going on the last. go. swan say the. very first. they said is me to one year administrative segregation and administrative segregation is twenty three hour long the locked up twenty three hours each day you come out for half hour hour and a half hour. i know a bit of all a person. at that time i was treated like one and were thrown persons in the world i remember going into this. i believe maybe if i buy a cell. i was dead or close i knew i was going to be there for the next year is this an experience that they're going to make your break you you're going to come out a better person are you going to come out of worship person than you were before you went in and being in a hole is mirrors and i wouldn't wish on anybody. but you locked up for twenty three hours i think you can do is my words

if you go to a hospital, you don't see the mr. jones wing of the hospital. there just is not a tradition of individual philanthropy around the world. i think part of it may come from our religious traditions, too. i think a lot of it comes from our religious traditions actually. but a lot of it also comes from an expanding as country with a frontier, we had to be self-sufficient. that always met helping our neighbor -- admits helping our neighbor. i hope that is a good enough answer for you. >> is it true during the depression the f.d.r. -- the f.d.r. tried to change the date of thanksgiving? >> yes. i have a whole chapter on this. that was franksgiving. [laughter] in 1939, roosevelt had a press conference in august and announced he was changing the date of thanksgiving. he had this really dumb idea that he could extend the christmas shopping season by making thanksgiving week earlier than usual. he thought americans would spend more money if they had more days to shop. americans would have been perfectly happy to spend money, but they did not have it. [laug

. >> quick, i know we have -- you think then if the fed like -- mr. jones said today, if the fed doesn't move in '19, that fed put is in place? will the market view that as weakness in a general economy and sell the market? >> in 1995 you had 0.5% gdp growth in the first two quarters of the year. the fed raised rates in february 1st of 1995. it was still up 7.9% it's the perception of what the fed is going to do where you recapture your multiple compression because of the tariff stuff and because of the fed. so, again, you don't have to buy the next take. you can wait for the two indicators we're circling it, surrounding it. >> most of the interview was about income and equality. why do billionaires always want to solve income and equality >> it's amazing. you don't want to be too skeptical and dark once you get there -- >> you put up roadblocks. >> totally ironic. >> thank you, t.d. >> thank you >> good to see you t.d. ameritrade. anyway, good to see you. >>> financials -- got a nickname for him already -- closing at a 52-week low. some are betting there's

before martin junior can respond to mr. jones, a shot rings out at 6:01 p.m. and dr. king falls wounded, and he is lying here on the balcony. [gunshot] immediately, when the shot rings out, the memphis police are running into this way and many of his associates, including reverend andrew young, bernard lee, jesse jackson and reverend abernathy are saying, no, go that way. the shot came from this area, where we have seen the infamous photograph taken. three minutes later he is taken to the hospital and pronounced dead at 7:05 p.m. ♪ [singing] handprecious lord, take my homeme stand handmy home lead me ♪ >> the city of memphis was very much like the rest of the country in how it dealt with the aftermath of dr. king's death. people are angry, they are frustrated, and we see that frustration play out in a number of different ways. so we see these urban uprisings in a lot of cities, over 100 cities have these uprisings where the frustration and anger boils out onto the streets and the neighborhoods. memphis is like a lot of cities in that way, where that is happening. beca

llowing personal request the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. jones of north carolina for today and the balance of the year. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. nder the speaker's under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. poe: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. it is the final showdown scene and while there's no swinging doors, clicking of spurs, eerie signs and sounds of silence or dust swirling behind me, i stand here today in the people's house to speak probably for the last time. if they would led me cue the soundtrack the king of country, george strait, would sing oh, the last goodbyes, the hardest ones to say, this is where the cowboy rides away. i gave my very first speech as a member of congress from texas on february 1, 2005, after i had come back from iraq to see their first free elections ever. went to iraq along with chris shays, a congressman from connecticut. and since that

mr. dario jones and also had submitted some photograph evidence at that point. >> i mean, i have not heard a more compelling reason not to approve something than i did today from the neighbors. honestly, we heard people down in the lower area the kind of coffee we wanted. we're dealing with people's lives and people's health. i hate to say this, your financial interest don't really, in my book, stack up against people's well-being, how would you feel if you went home and i believe the neighbors, how would you feel if you weren't able to sleep? how would you feel if you went home and you weren't able to know if and when you would be woken up. this is what i went through for a few years and i finally threatened the establishment with everything i had against them and they stopped. i don't believe that we have to program every single inch of this city. we don't. we're on top of each other already. and this 20-foot by whatever, whatever the space is, maybe it just doesn't need to be programmed. and if you suffer a little bit of financial consequences as a result of that, your telling people th

mr. mike jones. come with me.g outside we didn't tell you about so i want you all to learn his story and you'll know why we just had to tell t.j. >> hurricane michael strengthening overnight. >> reporter: hurricane michael, a category 4 ripped through the panhandle in october. >> i saw an entire home taken reporr:n its path panama city, parts of it destroyed. now two months later families are still struggling and wondering how to give their children a christmas. >> i hope that the kids wake up on christmas morning and just are happy and just forget that there was ever a hurricane even if it's just for a few minutes. >> reporter: cue mike jones, aka the salvage santa who's refusing to let hurricane michael stop the christmas cheer. >> there are so many wouldn't get christmas if we didn't do this. >> reporter: for 39 years he's been saving christmas restoring old and broken toys and gifting them to less fortunate kids. but this year he is stepping it up with an event appropriately named salvage christmas. >> even th

thank you mr., chairman. >> thank you senator jones. and that does wrap up the questioning. thank you for being here today mr. chairman. we appreciate the work you are doing. for senators that wish to submit questions for the record, thosequestions are due on tuesday, december 18th. i encourage you to respond to them promptly. this is our last hearing for this congress. we've had a lot of productive hearings and i thank all of our senators for making that happen. i want to especially has already been done thank senators corker for all the work they have done. with that, the hearing is adjourned. adjourned. >>> tonight american history tv features programs on immigration starting with the united states immigration commission also known as the dilling ham commission. it was formed by congress in 1907 at a time when a large influx of immigrants was seen by many as a national crisis. historian kathryn benton cohen reveals her book. american history tv begins at 8:00 p.m.. >>> this very government under which we live was created in the spirit of compromise and mutual concession. >

. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mrith lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it is a different order of magnitude from any of the previous charges that the president's had to put up with for the last several years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey-ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified over this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegations are false. and i need to go back to work for the american people. thank you. [ applause ] >> i think from the very beginning the people who knew him the best, if they were honest with themselves, knew that something had happened. >> why d

mr. chairman. thank you, chairman clayton. >> thank you, senator jones. that does wrap up the questioning. thank you for being here today, mr. chairman dent we appreciate the work you are doing. for senders who wish to submit questions for the record those question to do tuesday, decembeo respond to them properly. this is last hearing on this congress. without a lot of productive hearings and i think -- thank all of our senders for making it happen. especiallyto want to ask is only been done, thank senator corker, donnelly for all the work they've done on this committee. we will miss them. with that visiting is adjourned. -- this hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> in her verbal speech north dakota senator heidi heitkamp discussed her time innocent and some of the causes she is advocated. she lost a reelection bid in november. this is half an hour. you.ank in 2000 i was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. i got done with treatment my oncologist told me you have 28% chance of living more than ten years. i loved that. so i knew right away that i do chance to use what time

mr bickford, currently finance secretary, won the leadership election to succeed ca rwyn leadership election to succeed carwyn jonescarwynjones —— mr drake ford. let's have a look at some of the other stories making the political news. conservative mp told mps that at one dinner party he went through, if a guest mentioned the word brexit, they had to drink from as punishment. while i would love back to be a case here i suspect it will not occur. labour peer master osborne, mother of mp kate, joins the lords, bringing the total in the house to 793 and counting. if you were wondering about how to do it the perfect flounce, watch the leader of the house of commons andrea leadsom as she knows exactly what to do. it's something like that. my it's something like that. my ashley reassures the committee he is in fact a mere mortal. before anybody said that, i'm not comparing myself to god. the debate going on until the early hours of the morning did not dampen the spirits of ministers who were still able to crack some jokes at each other‘s expense. the first brexit sector last 24 months, the second five months, so i'm hopi

jackson, harold madison, eloise westbrook, ethel gailing ton and shirley jones including mr.lex pitcher would be very proud of the s.f.p.u.c.'s plans to fulfill the city's historic promise to bayview. and we look forward to all the benefits that future generations will receive when the new center is built. thank you for considering the community. thank you for understanding how important this is to the community. and let's move forward with it, thairnlg you. -- thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for allowing me to share my concerns and opinion. i just want to reiterate what you probably already heard. but bayview residents are clear, we want the s.f.p.u.c. to build a new community center at 1550 evans. you have already heard the statistics. 70% of bayview residents want the city to build a new community facility at 1550 evans avenue. the process for engauging residents was very transparent. san francisco p.u.c. partnered with 16 bayview community organizations. knocked on 2,400 doors and attended 20 community events and 13 focus groups as well. they engaged

mr. chairman. >> thank you senator jones. that does wrap up the questioning. thank you for being here today mr. chairman, we appreciate the work you are doing. for senators who wish to submit questions for the rescue, they are due on tuesday, december 18 and i encourage you mr. chairman to respond to them promptly. this is our last hearing for this congress. he got a lot of productive hearings and i think all the senators -- thank all of the senators for making that happen. with that, the hearing is adjourned. u.s. including economic aggression. later a hearing on transnational cartels and border security. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. and today, we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country.

mr. chairman. >> thank you senator jones. that does wrap up the questioning. thank you for being here today mr. chairman, we appreciate the work you are doing. for senators who wish to submit questions for the rescue, they are due on tuesday, december 18 and i encourage you mr. chairman to respond to them promptly. this is our last hearing for this congress. he got a lot of productive hearings and i think all the senators -- thank all of the senators for making that happen. with that, the hearing is adjourned. >>> here is some live coverage wednesday. from c-span the final version of the farm bill is expected to come to the house floor. numbers will debates that and some 12 other bills including a measure condemning russia for firing on and seizing ukrainian vessels. the house gavels in at 10 am eastern. on c-span 2, the senate debates a democratic resolution overturning an irs rule limiting donor disclosure and requirements for certain tax- exempt groups. around 11 am eastern, republican senator orrin hatch of utah gives his final speech on the senate floor. more live coverage on c-span gmac.

jones show up? will smith? >> no word on that. >>> mrs. claus is hanging around the area. you can make >>> all right. mike joins me once again. >> this week's pet is from the spca. meet mrs. claus. she is an american pit bull mix that is guaranteed to make you laugh. they have really enjoyed having her around. she is jolly and has a gentle soul. she is also very energetic. call the number on your 510-569-0702. the adoption fee is waived. >> that's perfect. i hope she finds her forever home. >> me too. >>> we want to remind you we will be breaking into programming at noon today. we are going live far press conference. there has been a major dwobment. an arrest made >> julia novakovic is just four questions away from $1 million. she has $50,000 guaranteed and she still has a lifeline. could she be the one? let's find out right now, on "who wants to be a millionaire". [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "millionaire." are you guys ready for this? [cheers and applause] i'm excited to be back. julia novakovic is back with us, from rochester, new york. i know you're ready to see if th

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize captain danny jones, ilot john beemler, and apprentice gordon struther near the st. simon's island pier on onovember 19. the crew and their boat, the glen, was approaching the pier when they noticed a crowd pointing to a person floating in the water. the crew responded swiftly. pulling him onto the boat, applying first aid and covering him in warm blankets. this is truly a heroic event and i couldn't be more proud of the actions of these individuals in the first congressional district of georgia. thank you tore the glen county -- for the glen county fire department, e.m.t.'s who also assisted in saving the individual's life. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2:00 p.m. >> the house will be back in session this afternoon at :00 p.m. eastern. n agenda today a bill to allow offshore wind farms in u.s. territories like puerto rico and guam. and the national park service to study whether george w. bush's boy hood home shou

mr. president. in 2013, me and dan jones went to the white house. we were in the white house a lot of times, four, five times with president obama and a number of people trying to get this done. as somebody that ran the largest police department in the country and the largest jail system, reichert's island, and somebody that spent time in federal prison -- >> and that event happened earlier today. we were able to get coverage of the president's remarks after he was signing a bill. that's the juvenile justice reform bill. that measure did pass with bipartisan support. you can see live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span right now. the senate is voting on a measure that would move forward with this bill that was voted on in the house on government funding. the senate voting on whether or not to move forward with debate on the measure. simple majority. 60 votes will be needed for the bill to pass. that's where the hang-up is. democrats are not likely to agree to the measure. as you heard the president say during those rarblings that we just show

jones. that is the scene for mr. 1000. how about the storyline?riod he loves up and scores. the only shark ever to score the game-winning goal in the 1000th career game. >> the raiders cannot make the playoffs but they can impact the playoffs. a win over kansas city would open the door for the chargers to snag the top seed in the afc. they can hurt one division foe while helping another. clearly the rater season has not gone as scripted. one guy who has had to readjust his expectations, jordy nelson. he did not come over from green bay expecting a rebuilt but nelson appreciates the turnaround after the dreadful 1- 8 start. he has a chance to finish the season winning four of seven. >> a lot of guys take pride in that. it is hard to do. you get in the hole and wish for the season to go by. want to get a taste of victory and playing well, as much fun as you try to have, it is not that much fun. >> the 49ers can mess with arrival. a win over the rams could cost la a first-round bye at the playoffs and handed to the bears. a little extra incentive to

mark drakeford won a leadership vote which means he'll suceed carwyn jones as first minister of wales. mrnewborn babies a bundle of essential items. it's been a good day for british television at the golden globe nominations. bodyguard, killing eve and a very english scandal have all been nominated. the stars of the three shows have also been nominated for their performances. british talent on the big screen has also been recognised with 0livia coleman nominated for her performance in the favourite, and claire foy for her supporting role in first man. now, to the box back on now. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. 0ur weather this week has been very changeable, hasn't it? we go from a cloudy, mild thing today. tomorrow is going to be a stormy one. as we see some heavy rain and severe gales starting to push in from the atlantic. it looks as though the worst affected areas through the night in terms of rainfall will be across england and wales. some of that rain really quite heavy. the service of the winds also don't always for the most wrapping itself ar

jones average. no logic exists that will allow mr. trump to take responsibility only for sunny days. robert wilson, a financial adviser for wilson insight. let's begin with this, rob, he does need to own it, right? if it were obama's watch right now, he would be blaming obama for it, so these numbers are his? >> of course he has to own it. there's no way to disconnect the craziness that's going on in washington with the volatility that's going on in the market, especially when we look at history. so if you think about 1973 when president nixon fired archibald cox and his then attorney general decided to resign in protest, the s&p dropped 14% between october and the end of november. now, that did happen in the middle of a bear market, but even when times are good, the markets have proven that they care about politics. in the late '90s when the stock market was absolutely on fire, the s&p dropped 20% in the weeks leading up to ken starr's report on president clinton which ultimately led to his impeachment. while the stock market would love to talk about things like product announcement

mr. speaker. and a social entrepreneurs that i have met in the 5th district f texas, like morgan jones, he owns a pawn shop and he will take himself and all of his managers on mercy ships to africa in order to deliver care and gifts. this is something he does at his expense. there are so many people that i wish had time to mention in the 5th district of texas. i don't have all that time. let me mention one one more. waterton.her -- he is two blocks away from the v.a. hospital. if veterans will go to the hospital to get their health care, as soon as they come out, they get clean clothes and showers and counseling and access to computers and get people to help them find a job. when i see when i see people stepping up every day in the fifth district of texas i know america has a very bruthfiche a very bright future ahead. so let me simply conclude where i began. for me it's time for me to go home. time to go home to my family, time to go home to texas. all things must pass. including our congressional service. i continue to have so many blessings in my life, mr. speaker. i don't believe i'll ever ha

the staff and members who have worked on housing, particularly thank ed scola, clinton jones of the majority and mr. johnson, and the latter three who will be leaving the committee. i want to thank them for their this.n for the final time, and for the final occasion of my chairmanship, this hearing and this committee stands adjourned. [indistinct conversation] [indistinct conversation] 8 p.m. eastern, conversations with three retiring members of congress. heidiatic senator heitkamp and republican representative dave bratt, who the both defeated in midterms, and daryl ifa, who is retiring after serving 18 years house. >> i think we could have gotten a bipartisan tax bill passed. i think there was no interest in a bipartisan tax bill. i think we could have done some the health care bill. there was no interest in doing reforms of health care, because all about winning politically and not governing in a sustainable way. those are regrets that i have. >> ideas matter to me. get ideas out, in the press, and they don't care. they don'trse than care. they're against your ideas, and they put them down. cann

the staff and members who have worked on housing, particularly thank ed scola, clinton jones of the majority and mr. johnson, and the latter three who will be leaving the committee. i want to thank them for their this.n for the final time, and for the final occasion of my chairmanship, this hearing and this committee stands adjourned. [indistinct conversation] [indistinct conversation] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact the -- you. coming up, we discussed the stock market interest rate hikes. should watch washington journal -- be sure to watch washington journal. back to workis due on a government funding bill.

members who have worked on housing, particularly i wish to thank ed scola, clinton jones of the majority staff, and mr. johnson, and lynnsci, the latter three who will be leaving the committee. i want to thank them for their work on this. for the final time in the 115th congress, and for the final occasion of my chairmanship, this hearing and this committee stands adjourned. [gavel] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] wil >> him today is day seven of the government shutdown. what has budget director of any of with reporters outside the white house about the shutdown and money. border wall. >> i will just take a few questions. what's up?

mr. pence's ballot came in. but watch this. this is now the longest vote in senate history. senator doug jones voted yes. senator jeff flake, he also voted yes. let get back to the action. >> they had the senate, they had the house, they had the presidency for 22 years. republicans have had it for 8 years. democrats have had control 22 years we have have had it for 8 years. democracy's finest hour, the right to talk your head off. the opportunity for extended debate has benefited our side democrats could say more than our side. so why should we be the ones who try to change it? in 1995 after the big republican sweep, one of us in charge and the people get tired of us and they put the other one in charge. in 1994, a big republican sweep. the republicans in charge of the senate and a democratic senator said let's get rid of the legislative filibuster. every single republican, even when the republicans were in charge of the senate voted no. liz: president trump and senate democrats in a standoff. the president blamed democrats 7 times in a five-minute stretch at a presser this afternoon. chad pergram is wit

jones, canton, and burrows. reverend brown, welcome. oh, my goodness. also, just to acknowledge the hearing speakers, mr. david canon has requested a 20-minute time for presentation. welcome, reverend brown. >> madam chair, thank you very much. to all the members of the board of supervisors, i, first of all, very grateful that you have given the leadership along with the mayor to deal with this very serious matter. you know, back in the early 30s, 40s, 50s, there was a commentator named gabriel heater. he will come on during those war years particularly, saying, good evening. there's good news tonight. [ laughter ] >> well, i was on my phone because i just got some good news. would you believe that mr. charles johnson, one of the major owners of the giants, sent me a letter indicating that he made a misstep. the ball was fumbled. but we're going to retrieve that ball and make a touchdown for justice in this town. with the giants. >> audience: yes. >> reverend brown: i hope i can say that's good news with the city in this regard, regarding how black employees have been treated, so grossly unfair, but this

mr. t? first period, evander kane with the eighth of the year. here's the second of the goals, brett richie beating martin jones. suddenly 3-1 dallas.hen the sharks they had their chances, stars goalie bishop denies them all. and the sharks lose 3-2. they're in arizona today. >>> volleyball regionals semifinals, number one stanford with the tree dancing. taking on wazoo. they split the first two games. stanford in control here. fitzmorris with a spike. plummer goes down the line. it will be tall. 24 kills on the night. stanford wins in four sets. they have won 29 straight matches, a new school record. they take on penn state with a berth in the final four on the line tonight. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> now your accuweather weather forecast with lisa argen. >> well, a pretty good respite in the rain. we look live outside from the sutro tower camera, you'll notice that it's a bit hazy. but we have sunshine here in san francisco. numbers in the upper 40s and looking at a mild afternoon today. a lot like yesterday. if you liked yesterday, you'll probably like today. tomorrow, we

mr. t? google it. sharks with a 1-0 lead, but they had two bad minutes and stars made them pay. bret ritchey beating jones, sharks had their chances. ben bishop denies them all and the sharks lose 3-2. they are in arizona today. >>> volleyball regional semifinals, number one stanford with a tree dancing, taking on wazzu. they split the first two games, stanford in control here. this was a close match. in the fourth katherine plumber goes down the line. 24 kills on the night. stanford wins in four sets, they have won 29 straight matches, that is a new school record. they take on penn state with a berth in the final four on the line. and that is sports. have a great weekend. >>> if you are spending time here, should be pretty great. 46 right now in santa cruz, going for the mid-60s today. so a nice day to head to the beach later this afternoon. but we do have rain to speak of, so we'll bring in our storm impact scale sunday night into monday. it is a 1, a weak system bringing anywhere from a tenth of an inch to about a half inch of rain. southerly winds will be with us, wet roadways perhaps for the monday m

mr. t? google it. sharks with a 1-lea1-0 lead, bue had two bad minutes and stars made them pay. bret ritchey beating jonesly it is 3-1 dallas. less than a minute left, sharks had their chances. ben bishop denies them all and the sharks lose 3-2. they are in arizona today. >>> volleyball regional semifinals, number one stanford with a tree dancing, taking on wazzu. they split the first two games, stanford in control here. this was a close match. in the fourth katherine plumber goes down the line. 24 kills on the night. stanford wins in four sets, they have won 29 straight matches, that is a new school record. they take on penn state with a bir bert ina be berth in the final four on the line. and that is sports. >>> and we have a chilly morning. a clear sky and temperatures today just a couple degrees perhaps above average. the warmest numbers should be around 60 degrees. we should have some lower 60s. but by the end of the weekend, we are talking about some rain. that is why we bring in the storm impact scale. it is a 1 tomorrow night and will last through monday morning brings us some light showers. and s

mr. speaker. and a social entrepreneurs that i have met in the 5th district f texas, like morgan jones, he owns a pawn shop and he will take himself and all of his managers on mercy ships to africa in order to deliver care and gifts. this is something he does at his expense. there are so many people that i wish had time to mention in the 5th district of texas. i don't have all that time. let me mention one one more. waterton.her -- he is two blocks away from the v.a. hospital. if veterans will go to the hospital to get their health care, as soon as they come out, they get clean clothes and showers and counseling and access to computers and get people to help them find a job. when i see when i see people stepping up every day in the fifth district of texas i know america has a very bruthfiche a very bright future ahead. so let me simply conclude where i began. for me it's time for me to go home. time to go home to my family, time to go home to texas. all things must pass. including our congressional service. i continue to have so many blessings in my life, mr. speaker. i don't believe i'll ever ha

jones on the same page with president trump because of the bipartisan conversations. this is rush limbaugh, almost always a defender of the president saying i don't have issues with the bill, mrmr. mrg other things off the table. >> donald trump ran for office, building a wall and stopping it. it's the reason he was elected. a lot of people are getting nervous and wondering why the president isn't moving on this. especially the administration seems to be getting behind prison reform that may in and of itself be okay, but it's not why he got elected. it's not going to get him reelected. people are not going to race to the polls in 2020. we have to keep trump in there. it's immigration and illegal immigration. >> is that a nervous base or is it a legitimate question? >> if you heard the president talking about the wall, he hasn't forgotten that that's a key promise, but it creates an interesting split screen in the final weeks of the year on the shut down. on one issue and yet is on the brink of a big bipartisan agreement. >> they want to play out the key votes and if it passes in the senate, if it passes in the senate, they have to go back to the house. paul ryan for a week or two.