mr. penceice president to speak before israel's parliament. this speech was carried live on israeli television and radio. those that disrupted the speech said jerusalem is the capitol of palestine. they were forcibly removed from the chamber. the vice president received a standing ovation when he revealed the details of when the united states was going to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. he said it would happen before the end of 2019. the palestinian leadership, they boycotted mr. pence. a palestinian lawmaker accused the vice president of using his religion to set diplomatic policy. in addition to the israeli and palestinian conflict, mr. pence talked about iran and saying they're the number 1 cause of state-sponsored terrorism and he said the obama deal with iran was a disaster and he pledged before the parliament that the united states would never allow iran to get its hands on a nuclear weapon. shepard? >> shepard: the vice president reacted to a report about his boss? >> i

vice president's speech main arab party have warned ahead of time that it would boycott his visit mr pence is the first top u.s. official to visit jerusalem since the trump of ministration decision to recognize the contested city as israel's capital. the w.'s jerusalem correspondent a tiny kremlin is near the knesset welcome attorney tell us more about mike pence his message today. well i mean it was a speech mark with a lot of biblical references and he also praised american israeli relations but he also reiterated again the decision by u.s. president chum to recognize jerusalem as the cups of israel because a lot of praise for that in the knesset he said seventy years it has been wrong and has invited by mr trump to take that decision and also as you have said he announced that actually the u.s. embassy this very controversial issue of moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem would be much sooner than it was expected it would be done by the end of two thousand and nineteen but he also had something to say to the palestinians let's listen what he had to say to them the united st

weekend to europe and he's expected to be in process today so you won't be even here to receive mr pence. not happy with this arrangement let's listen to a senior p.l.o. member of war ii talking about mike pence on sunday. extremist fundamentalist. christian absolutely. which goes against all the beliefs. christians and particularly and they feel that they have been betrayed by somebody who is. using the as a justification for talk there from. sounds like there's really no trust left between the palestinians and the current us administration is the peace process effectively on hold while trump is in power. well what mrs ashrawi said there has been echoed by many other palestinian leaders and you also can hear from people from ordinary palestinians who are saying well we never really believed in the u.s. being an honest broker here but now this has been confirmed after this decision now what the palestinians are saying over the past week is that they won't see the u.s. as the sole mediator or the sole broker in any peace initiative they're looking to fill the void as they say they want to

vice president and mrs. pence, to our distinguished speaker, majority leader mcconnell, chuck schumer, it's an honor to be here with so many friends of senator dole and so many colleagues. i first want to pay tribute to the sponsors of the resolution, congresswoman lynn jenkins and congressman whip steny hoyer, and senator roberts and senator leahy. thank you. thank you for your leadership and getting this done so expeditiously. it is fitting -- that was an applause line for our sponsors. [ applause ] >> it is fitting that we met here in the rotunda of the capitol where american heroes who fought and forged extraordinary project for our nation are memorialized in marvel and bronze in the company of washington and lincoln, eisenhower and grant. are, susan b. anthony and martin luther king jr., we gather to recognize another american champion, senator robert joseph dole. and this pantheon of patriots, we are privileged to honor this leader of great integrity, deep dignity and extraordinary courage. we are blessed to

mr. pence received a standing ovation when he revealed the details of when the u.s.sy would be relocated from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> in the weeks ahead, our administration will advance its plant opened the united states embassy in jerusalem. and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu congratulated pence on his speech. >> it was a powerful expression of the enduring bond between our countries. >> the palestinian leadership boycotted mr. pence because of the u.s. position on jerusalem. a palestinian lawmaker accused the vice president of using his religion to set different medic policy. >> he brought to bear his ideological fundamentalism in order to punish the palestinian palestinians. >> sunday mr. pence met with jordan's king . he reaffirmed the u.s. takes no position on boundaries and status. >> as i've made clear and the president made clear to the world, the united states of america remains committed to what the parties agree, a two-state solution. >> speaking before israel's parliament, v

recognize the two semester capital of israel the palestinian leadership said that mr pence was scheduled to come to the region already in december would not be welcome here in the region so this trip first postponed twice in this position has not changed ever since also the palestinian president mahmoud abbas he has been travelling over the weekend to europe and he's expected to be in process today so you won't be even here to receive mr pence the palestinians obviously not happy with this arrangement but listen to senior p.l.o. member of schwab talking about mike pence on sunday. extremist fundamentalist literalist. christian absolutist the geology which goes against all the beliefs and commitments. christians and particular and they feel that they have been betrayed by somebody who is. using diligent as a justification for talk there from. it sounds like there's really no trust left between the palestinians and the current us administration is the peace process effectively on hold while trump is in power. well what mrs ashrawi said there has been echoed by many other palestinian leader

posters are up around town welcoming mr. pence as a true friend of israel and he will be meeting with israel's top leadership. but there will be no meeting with the palestinian president who is furious with the u.s. for, in his view, taking sides. in neighboring jordan today king abdullah told mr. pence he worries that moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and thus recognizing as the capital of israel could destabilize the region. jordan supports east jerusalem as the capital of an independent palestinian state. the u.s. would support a two- state solution if both israelis and palestinians agreed to that. palestinians are also concerned and worried about reports that the u.s. is accelerating its time line to move that embassy here to jerusalem. and the announcement that it is withholding $65 million in aid to a u.n. agency that provides humanitarian relief to palestinian refugees. elaine? >> quijano: seth doane, seth, thank you. now some other stories we're following in the cbs weekend news feed. at least 19 people were killed satu

time negotiator and now chair of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization mr pence then went on to visit the holocaust memorial vashem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then came to occupied east jerusalem to visit the western wall the holiest site which jews can pray at in jerusalem and he said that that visit was inspiring he now returns united states with the fulsome praise of his israeli hosts here but also the even more certain condemnation of the palestinians who now say it with even more certainty that the united states cannot be part of the process going forward. israel has again accused the un human rights council of unfair treatment during a meeting in geneva at a review of the country's rights record many states to end arbitrary detentions and the torture of palestinian prisoners as well as to war to fight racism inside israel there has been following events and past more from geneva. well the last time israel's human rights record was under review here that was five years ago these rallies actually boycotted the session well on tuesd

time negotiator and now chair of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization mr pence then went on to visit the holocaust memorial yet vashem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then came to occupied east jerusalem to visit the western wall the holiest site which jews can pray at in jerusalem and he said that that visit was inspiring he now returns united states with the fulsome praise of his israeli hosts here but also the even more certain condemnation of the palestinians who now say it with even more certainty that the united states cannot be part of the process going forward. that's evidence where they where the pro-government constitutional assembly ordered presidential elections to be held by april asserts president nicolas maduro is expected to seek reelection but it's unclear who's on the divided opposition will stand against the ongoing crisis surrounding a lack of basic foodstuffs staple goods and medicines is likely to be one of the major issues in america this eleusinian joins us now from the chilean capital are a group of last numerical

time negotiator and now chair of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization mr pence then went on to visit the holocaust memorial yad vashem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then came to occupied east jerusalem to visit the western wall the holiest site which jews can pray at in jerusalem and he said that that visit was inspiring he now returns the united states with the fulsome praise of his israeli hosts here but also the even more certain condemnation of the palestinians you now say it with even more certainty that the united states cannot be part of the process going forward. hundreds of women have taken to the streets of nairobi to raise awareness over allegations of sexual assault coming out a hospital in the kenyan capital dozens of vulnerable women who just given birth allege they were sexually violated by male staff during their stay. now the man is the father of south africa jazz has died from prostate cancer you're back to. keep us kalen was famous for his distinctive afro just sound this chris band of all than five decades he gained i

president, mr. , mrs. penceur distinguished speaker, it isty leader mcconnell, an honor to be here. i want to pay tribute to the responses of the resolution, roberts,an senator lee and representative hoyer. that was applause worthy. [applause] is getting that we met here where american forged extraordinary progress for our nation are memorialized in marble and bronze. in the company of eisenhower, anthony,ncoln, susan b we come to honor another american hero, senator robert dole. honor thisileged to leader of great integrity, deep dignity, and extraordinary courage. we are blessed to be here with senator dole and his extraordinary wife. they have just celebrated what he two years of dutiful marriage. -- of beautiful marriage. an american hero in her own right. our nation is better for her strong leadership, her service in the cabinet, and the united states senate. we thanked her for her tireless work on behalf of the military caregivers who sacrifice every day for our veterans and our country. thank you, alyssa

mr pence said it was baseless.der a tour, make america horny again. laughter pa rt horny again. laughter part of me can't believe that we're actually talking about somebody called stormy daniels and her horny tour of america, butler, look, here's the thing about this story, if this had been a story that had emerged under the presidency of barack obama, or george w bush for that matter, it would have been front—page news for weeks and weeks. that would potentially have derailed their presidency. this story emerges, and mike pence has said the allegations are just that, allegations are just that, allegations only and the president's lawyer has said they are baseless, but the story emerges and everybody says, oh, this is another story about donald trump and his relationships with a string of women. it is remarkable how he has changed the perception of normal for the presidency. he did say he could shoot anybody on fifth ave and they would still elect him, and perhaps this is evidence that there is nothing that touches

in neighboring jordan today, king abdullah told mr. pence that moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem thus recognizing it as the capital of israel could destabilize the region. jordan supports east jerusalem as the the capital of independent palestinian state. the u.s. would support a two state solution if israelis and palestinians agreed to that. palestinians are also concerned and worried about reports that the u.s. is accelerating its time line to move that embassy here to jerusalem. and the announcement it is withholding $65 million in aid to a u.n. agency that provides humanitarian relief to palestinian refugees. elaine. >> seth doane, seth, thank you. >>> the u.s. hockey team will play with heavy hearts at next month's winter olympics. the team's general manager, jim johannsen died in his sleep this morning. his death a shock to the organization. the rochester, minnesota native won a national championship as freshman at the university of wisconsin. he played for the u.s. in the 1988 and 1992 olympics. jim johannsen was 53 years old. >> now some other stories

vice president and mrs. pencet's honored to be here with so many friends of senator dole and so many colleagues. i first want to pay tribute to the sponsors of the resolution, congresswoman jenkins, congressman wit, steny hoyer and senator leahy. thank you for your leadership and getting this done so expeditiously. it's fitting that -- that was ant applause line. sorry. [applause] it's fitting that we meet here in the rotunda of the capitol where american heros that forged extraordinary progress for our nation are memorialized in marble in bronze and the company of washington, lincoln, eisenhower and grant, susan b. anthony and martin luther king jr. we gather to recognize another american champion, senator robert joseph dole. [applause] and this pantheon of patriot, we're privileged to honor this leader of great integrity, deep dignity and extraordinary courage. we're blessed to be here with senator dole and his extraordinary wife, elizabeth -- they just celebrated 42 years of beautiful marriage. [applause] eliza

before the end of next year so that was asked in speculated a lot about how long this will take now mr pence's said here in the knesset that they're expecting that to be done by the end of next year two thousand and nineteen but he also emphasized again in his speech and that's something we haven't heard yet from the u.s. administration that both sides are willing. to come back to the negotiation table that the u.s. would. support a two state solution so some words here from vice president pence here at the knesset and in fact mike pence also said that he sees this is a dawn of a new era for peace and negotiations given how controversial donald trump's decision on jerusalem has been how is this taken going to go down there. i mean you see how difficult it is you have on the one side this very warm welcome of the vice president is well. prime minister netanyahu you can call this is one of . us decision and one of the momentous moments in the history of zionism you see how much terrorist over him is about but on the other hand in the arab states and also of course among the palestinian leadershi

palestinian leadership had made it clear already in december after the decision on jerusalem that mr pence would not be welcome and there's no meeting basically for the other side on the official schedule there's no meeting with the palestinian leadership because the palestinians are saying as as much as also the most of the international community that's a status of to be part of final status negotiations and the palestinians want to see east jerusalem according to international law they want to see this as the capital of their future states well as well as refusing to meet mr. arafat the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is in brussels today meeting a new foreign minister let's hear from the e.u. foreign policy chief and make a mockery. clearly that is a problem with jerusalem i would say this is a very diplomatic euphemism and we europeans as well as all the out of work and the united nations system as such. still continue to believe that the only mathematic realistic solution for general salim has to come from direct negotiations and has to be the capital of the state. tenet crime i wan

vice president, mrs. pence honored to accept this great honor. and i thank you for presenting it to me. i also wish to thank all of the speakers who have been up here and said such kind words. and i also want to thank my colleagu colleagues. for without them, nothing would have been accomplished. and i also want to thank my staff. and all the staff that may be around. [ applause ] i've always said that you're no better than your staff. and i thank them for all they've done for me over the years. mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time to this distinguished gentle woman from north carolina. [ applause ] >> and what a privilege it is to speak for the man i love with all my heart. i am so proud of you, bob. [ applause ] i once called myself the most optimistic man in america. maybe that comes from taking the longview. it's amazing that almost 60 years have passed since my neighbors in russell, kansas and the voters of what we call the big firth district sent me to this esteemed institution. i arrived in washin

mr. pence is expected to meet with king abdullah at any moment. later sunday, he nice to israel. >> the vice president's first stop was in cairo, egypt, during his meeting with the egyptian leader el sisi mr. pence said he raised the issue of two americans jailed in egypt. let's talk more about this live in the jordanian capital. good to have you with us jumana. let's talk about this trip. it can be viewed by two perspectives, right? the people that the vice president is meeting with, and the people that he is not meeting with. let's start with that given the very divisive decision by this administration to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. what's the plus/minus of this visit by the u.s. vice president? >>> well, as you mentioned, george, there were people he was supposed to meet with when this trip was scheduled to take place last month, and that was delayed. he did not meet with religious leaders in cairo like he was supposed to. he's not meeting with the palestinian leadership, who have refused to meet with him following the u.s.' d

just seconds after mr. pence began speaking to the parliament arab members were forcibly dragged out. they were protesting president trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. afterwards pence got big applause when he announced to move it sooner than expected. >>> your first look inside amazon's newest store. is this it super market of the future? >>> also inspiring america. two fathers, two sons, two families who share a bond through our beloved national pastime. stay with us. >>> after revolutionizing the way we shop online, amazon now has its sites on the way we shop in person. that thing where you actually have to go to the store. in this case the grocery store. in this super market something very noticeable is missing. jo ling kent has a sneak peek of what would be future for shopping. >> reporter: getting rid of them altogether. >> let's get ready to shop. >> reporter: inside this new grocery store opening to the public for the first time today, there's no checkout or register in

. >> later at a base near the syrian jordan border, mr. pence spoke to members of the u.s.ilitary. he discussed the budget deadlock that shut down the government and accused what he called a minority in the senate of playing politics with military pay. >> we're going to demand that they reopen the government. in fact, we are not going to reopen negotiations on illegal immigration until they reopen the government and give you, our soldiers and your families the benefits and wages you have earned. >> tomorrow the vice president will speak before israel's parliament. he will also meet with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. palestinian officials have refused to meet with mr. pence, citing the u.s. position on jerusalem. arthel? arthel: david lee miller, thank you. eric? eric: as we have been saying it's crunch-time on capitol hill. lawmakers getting back to work at 1:00 a.m. there will be a vote. there doesn't seem to be a lot of optimism tonight at this hour. the latest reports out of those meetings from the hill, no agreement yet, and the government may remain shut

officials have said at that time that mr penn's is not well come because as you know the trip of mr pence was postponed over to twice he was supposed to come in december nothing has changed on this position yet also what is interesting as well because the visit of mr peres had had been framed in the very beginning by the white house as being a visit to support the christian minorities in the region there would be also no apparently no meeting with christians here with church leaders because they're also highly critical of to jerusalem decision and as well that palestinian president mahmoud abbas has been traveling over the weekend and he will be actually in brussels mr pence's here in jerusalem let's listen to a moment to see what senior published the p.l.o. member. had to say about pence on sunday. that is extremist fundamentalist look to the list. absolutist. which goes against all the beliefs and commitments and palestinian christians and particularly and they feel that they have been betrayed by somebody who is dealing. to mend this injustice using dillard's and as a justification. ta

certainly mr. pence is of that base.nged somewhat because of the jerusalem announcement by president trump. what do we know about his stops and especially there in jordan? >> well, naturally that trip that you mentioned previously scheduled in december, and that was postponed, jordan was not originally part of the trip. but in the past week or so we've heard that jordan was added in a meeting with king abdullah. a key u.s. ally in this region. and the white house is really keen to emphasize that the purpose of this trip is not just to discuss the israeli/palestinian issue and the contentious issue of the u.s. dr. clairation that jerusalem is the capital of israel. they say there are other issues of common interest when it comes to counterterrorism, when it comes to the fight against isis, and when it comes to the issue of syria and the conflict next door. that is very important for jordan. so you'd expect that was high up on the agenda today during those discussions between the king and vice president pence. but, of cour

time negotiator and now chair of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization mr pence then went on to visit the holocaust memorial vashem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then came to occupied east jerusalem to visit the western wall the holiest sites which jews can pray at in jerusalem and he said that that visit was inspiring he now returned to the united states with the fulsome praise of his israeli hosts here but also the even more certain condemnation of the palestinians you now say it with even more certainty that the united states cannot be part of the process going forward. israel has again accused the un human rights council of unfair treatment during a meeting in geneva at a review of the country's rights record many states to end of which are in the tensions and the torture of palestinian prisoners as well as the motor fight racism inside israel and even barber has been following events and has more from geneva where the last time israel's human rights record was under review here that was five years ago these rallies actually boycotted

mr. pence was welcomed to tel-aviv's airport by government officials. trump administration infuriated the palestinians by recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. the vice president spoke to u.s. troops in jordan. the topic centered around the government shutdown and how it affects the military. >> you and your families shouldn't have to worry for one minute about whether you're going to get paid as you serve in the uniform of the united states. know this, your president, your vice president and the american people are not going to put up with it. >>> a sense of closure today for a san francisco family. the remains of a u.s. army soldier missing in the korean war were returned home. the remains of 22-year-old private first class james leonard arrived at sfo this morning and were escorted to the family in a solemn ceremony. leonard was reported killed in action while defending a south korean village back in 1950. his cousin says it's been hard on the family all these years, not knowing when or if he would be found. >> that's what we thought. can't they

nbc's andrea mitchell has that report including an exclusive sit down with mr. penceporter: the vice-president offering troops an unusually partisan message at a u.s. air base near the syrian border. >> a minority in the senate has decided to play politics with military pay. but you deserve better. >> reporter: and he said the white house won't negotiate on immigration until the democrats reopen the government. >>> aren't the republicans in control of the senate? they've got the majority. >> well, as you know, andrea, the legislation requires too often 60 votes. and so in a very real sense the democrat minority is in the drivers seat here. >> reporter: the service members here can't help worrying about what's happening back home. >>> how do the troops feel about the shutdown and what they see going on in washington? >> everybody wonders if, you know, they're going to work the next day, if they're going to be able to pay their bills. >> reporter: earlier the vice-president was lectured by jordan's king abdullah, angry about president trump's decision to move the u.s. e

time negotiator and now chair of the executive committee of the palestine liberation organization mr pence then went on to visit the holocaust memorial vashem with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and then came to occupied east jerusalem to visit the western wall the holiest site which jews can pray at in jerusalem and he said that that visit was inspiring he now returns united states with the fulsome praise of his israeli hosts here but also the even more certain condemnation of the palestinians who now say it with even more certainty that the united states cannot be part of the process going forward aid workers in democratic republic of congo are a warning of mass starvation because the continuing conflict say they say that three million people in the castle region do not have enough to eat including four hundred thousand children fighting between the army and rebels means that farmers have been unable to plant crops for several years as katherine sawyer now reports. two year old couple go to his mother more baca and three siblings spent two months on the road from their vil

arab members of the knesset heckled mr. pence as he started his speech. it is the first time the u.s. has set a deadline for the controversial move. convicted of killing two of his patients, a german is facing 97 charges of murder. he has already been jailed for life and if found guilty, he would become one of germany's worst serial killers. he's accused of injecting people with lethal heart drugs so he could show off his resuscitation skills. vietnam has sentenced a former member of the country's leadership to 13 years in prison for economic mismanagement. he was once chairman of the state oil company petrol vietnam. another former oil executive was given a life sentence for embezzlement. jeremy says that executive -- germany says that executive was abducted in berlin. australia has announced a $48 million plan to save the world's largest coral reef. the great barrier reef is being severely damaged by starfish as well is coral bleaching, which is caused by warmer ocean -- which scientists say is caused by warmer ocean temperatures. for five years, the sy

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mr. pence called the iranian regime the world's leading sponsor of terror and never allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon and the administration will no longer stick to the iran deal unless there are significant changes. >> the iran nuclear deal is a disaster and the united states of america will no longer certify this ill-conceived agreement. [applause] >> earlier in the day as you mentioned mr. pence met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu citing the position on jerusalem, refused -- a palestinian lawmaker said the vice president's call for the u.s. to help broker a peace deal in the middle east was, and i quote, ridiculous adding that the u.s. is essentially undermining efforts here to bring peace and stability to the region. >> sandra: david lee miller live in jerusalem this morning. >> bill: back at home to our top story. federal government is shut down. one top republican lawmaker saying the white house carries part of the blame. this is what lindsey graham is saying. >> a

originally had mr. penceiting the palestinian territories and meeting with the palestinian president. none of that will happen now. the palestinians venting their anger at the u.s. position of jerusalem saying mr. pence is no longer welcome and adding to the tension the u.s. will withhold $65 million from a u.n. agency that provides palestinians with humanitarian aid. while in jordan mr. pence is expected to meet with king abdullah. jordan oversees the muslim holy sites in jerusalem. he has been against it because it encourages violence in the region. the bottom line is the palestinians and their supporters are going to use this visit as an opportunity to criticize the united states while the israelis see it as an opportunity to give the trump administration a thank you. >> bill: more to come on that. thank you, david lee. >> sandra: we're awaiting a big announcement. defense secretary jim mattis will deliver a speech laying out our national military strategy and we await to hear those comments. one of the bi

in to send after mr trump made his announcement to recognize true islam as the cups of israel and mr pence was supposed to come of it in december his trip to the region it was postponed twice they had made it clear that he's not welcome here and they're not the only ones also previously this president was framed as being also visit to support the christian communities but also most of the church leaders have said they're not welcoming him so this is the message he's giving his sales talking on the one hand about negotiations maybe it's meaning this new initiative that the u.s. president has been talking about this ultimate deal don't know any details about that but it's very difficult if one side of this negotiation process is not even part of dismiss it the missing pitches off mike pence in the knesset is the bar to address israeli parliamentarians but the palestinians have refused to meet pence in fact the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is in brussels let's have a listen to what you foreign policy chief credit among greeny said about the peace process area. clearly there is a problem w

the king reminded mr. pencethat he had warned the white house about the impact of the administration's decision on the region, while the vice president stressed his administration's commitment to the peace process. >> i have made clear to you and the president made clear to the world, the united states of america remains committed if the parties agree to a two-state solution, we are committed to restarting the peace process. >> sreenivasan: the vice president is now in israel for two-days, where palestinian officials are boycotting his visit over the jerusalem decision. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, you can call it pop star di plom seerks the lead singer of one of north korea's most popular girl groups visited the music venues ahead of olympics. her appearance set off a media frenzy in her upcoming performance with an art troupe during the games will be the first by a north korean group there since 2002. tomorrow on the newshour, one year in, we take stock of how the trump presidency has changed the country.

mr. pence is the first u. s. president to speak in front of the parliament.ted by applause. >>> the justice department said that they are working to track down missing text messages from an fbi agent. he was reassigned after the fbi learned that he sent messages calling donald trump in india. they failed to preserve the talks -- the text over a five- month area. >> we need special counsel to get to the bottom of this and we have many questions. >> jeff sessions is pushing the fbi director to fire the deputy director. he wants him to clean house, he has been accused by the president for being anti- trump.>>> as the dust begins to settle after releasing this book , here is another book. this was written by the host of fox news, media buzz. it is a white house divided by chaos, this book is set to be released monday, january 29. >>> here we go, we had a nice little system this morning and we have another one coming up in the next 36 hours. this is on-again, off-again, whether systems. that is what you want, you get a day off tomorrow and we will have it on again

reporter: mr. pence spoke to members of the i.s. military. he discussed the budget deadline thate shut down the government and accused a minority in the senate of playing politics with military play. >> we are going to demand they reopen the government and give our soldiers and your families the benefits and wages you earned.nd reporter: tomorrow the vice president will speak before the difficult necessarthe -- before, israel's parliament. rick: the taliban taking responsibility forg a deadly hotel attack in afghanistan. video shows people using bed sheets to escape the hotel. the terror lasting more than half a day. we are hearing dozens of people were killed. witnessesny say the attackers we targeting foreigners. the longer the shutdown lasts, the worse it could be for our military.vi lawmakers still get paid. >> you are not going to get a paycheck. people are worried and stressed out, what's going on in washington. so folks don't understand if they will or will not get paid. if it affects military pensions. it does not. onveying powerful.

vice president, mrs. pence and vice president quail is floating around somewhere.ence and we thank you very much for being here. i want to thank all of those who have said such kind words about me. they're probably not true but they were nice. mr. speaker, i am extremely honored to accept this great honor. and i thank you for presenting it to me. i also wish to thank all the speakers who have been up here and said such kind words. and i also want to thank my colleagues for without them

mr. pence will visit seoul, south korea and head to tokyo japan where he will meet with regional leetders to discuss north korea. you'll be able to watch it all here right here on nbc bay area. >>> the magic of the olympics brings together the country for a few weeks every other year. >> exciting. >> jeff is with us now. we're talking about what's happening here at home. >> rain changes still in the mix. we're seeing break from our large storm system, we'll talk about when wet weather will return. in san jose 56 degrees. >>> he says his transmission trouble started with the car radio. how's that and who pays? nbc bay area responds, next. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. car radio glitch caused a transmission failure. >>> nbc bay area responds to

. >> mr. penceaid he believes israelis and palestinians can find a lasting piece but a senior white house official says there's been no contact with palestinian leaders since december. president trump announced he would be moving that embassy to jerusalem. >> so of heartache in kentucky. the ninth school shooting of 2018. happened in the rural town of benton, kentucky. it marks the first deadly school shooting this year. investigators say 15-year-old student opened fire with land gun just before classes started very early in the morning. killing two students, 14 others. he was taken into custody. at this point police aren't releasing the motive but long time first spopders say they are rocked by what they found. >> one of our first troopers to arrive on the scene saw the young lady that died there on the scene. they thought it was his daughter. she had been dropped off at this school this morning as well. >> there is more information in coming days about what may have motivated this shooting. >> two

about two hours from now he will make a joint statement with prime minister benjamin netanyahu after mr. pence announced the israeli parliament on the iran nuclear deal, mideast peace and timetable for opening the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. david lee miller live in jerusalem right now. david lee. >> this was an historic day. vice president mike pence became the first u.s. v.p. to speak before israel's parliament. he was interrupted numerous times for applause and once by arab members of the parliament who held up signs declaring jerusalem is the capital of palestinian. the protesting lawmakers were taken out before the speech. the vice president affirmed the special relationship between israel and united states and received a standing ovation when he revealed the details of when the u.s. embassy would be relocated from tel aviv to jerusalem israel's capital. >> in the weeks ahead our administration will advance its plan to open the united states embassy in jerusalem. and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. [applause] >> the vice president spoke at length about ira

for example, vice president, mr. pence, was in estonia last year. these are concrete and very strong signs for the rest of the world. >> given the presence of american troops on the ground in your country, are they welcome to take part in your independence day parade, the military parade next month >> all the troops from different countries, under nato, european union countries, they are welcome to take part in our parade we have also police in estonia from italy, all our friends are with us on the 24th of february. >> populist politics swept through the baltics as well as across europe. you are battling politics from the left and the right what is the answer for your country? >> our answer is today is the most important thing if we're talking to the european union to keep this unity, to go forward with the european union, to make it more safer, a more better place. of course we have today also brexit, but i'm sure we will also find a solution here. >> what is the answer on migration? there's been an outcry over just a small number of migrants comin

want to raise as much money as possible, but the vice president in an interview is quoted as saying mr. pence envisions a game plan to raise money that makes early visits with mr. trump following up with appearances to draw large crowds to stoke voter enthusiasm. the person called it a two-step. if you are at the white house, you can plan a two-step or whatever you want if you are in the white house. you have to get an invitation. the vice president will be welcome almost everywhere. what about the president? >> anecdotally, when you talk to the republicans who announced retirement, it's hard to overstate how deeply exasperated they are with congress's function and others have covered congress a few years longer. you have not seen this level of chaos and this level of partisanship and short attention plan. a lot of it which is fuelled by donald trump on any given day, asking members to respond to the daily tweets. all of this has made a lot of republicans really wary and just in terms of the position that leadership finds itself in now, it is kind of difficult for them to talk to member who i

votes, his first election for public office >> vice president mike pence tweeting out this photo of mrs. pencend walter monday dale. the three cross paths today as mon dale escorted new minnesota senator tina smith and biden escorted senator doug jones of alabama. >>> many leads concepts on a wild chase. >> drives through several residential neighborhoods to get away from cops. coming up we'll explain what sparked the pursuit and how it came to an end >> the sleet causing big problems where drivers aren't used to this sort of thing. i'll tell you where this happened. gary? >> reporter: if that's you buffer, i'm not sure anybody gets used to driving on this garbage out here, we'll have a little bit of snow and be super we pulled one of our fox 5 news fleet cars out. this thing has been through everything. it's prepared for snow, ice, cold temperatures. are you and your car prepared? i'll answer some questions for you coming up after the break. maybe some you know about. more importantly, maybe some you don't. it's already cold out here, by the way, snow is coming even colder temperatures too, a

but as you look at the second lady, mrs. pencehere, you will see the president. we saw him today energized and trying to unify a country that is pretty divided right now. >> absolutely. and we talked about immigration and general issues in terms of what he's going to be talking about tonight. but this president this afternoon was very relaxed and look at him looking at the faces of everyone filling in the crowd. you saw trey gowdy that was involve would in the investigation that is going on. and camilla harris and corey booker and they hope to be the position. president right now. the president seems unrattled and very focused on the speech and give america a unified future and set the tone of america. as they have been strong going forward. >> tucker: both of you mention the theme of unity and bringing the country together. you think that the white house sees that as the over all biggest task they face? >> i think so. i think they will try to hit on elements that they can get democrats to sign on to. some deal with immigration an