mr. barnes took care of cats, lots and lots of cats. and neighbors tell us they've been on the lookout all day for cats, but so far haveund any. that's the latest live from exandria, virginia. back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> new details now about the suspect in aol deadly pice involved shooting in montgomery county. we learned the man who tried to rob a bank on wayne avenue yesterday robbed another one successfully on christmas eve. poce shot and killed him yesterda after the robbery. they said he walked into the branchndemanded $20,000. an employee hit the panican butn he ran off. the shooting now under investigation and following protocol, the officer who shot and killed him is now on paid administra>ve leave. to the president's counter punch in the battle over the shutdown. this is day 27 of the partial government shutdown. it was a little more than 12 hourago that nancy pelosi wrote to him asking him to del e state of the union address. late this afternoon, the president sent his own level canceling travel for a delegation hea

mr. barnes' cats, but so far none have been found. reporting from alexandria, virginia, chris gordon news4. > fare jumping is still a crime in the district. for now. the mayor vetoed a measure that would decriminalize skipping fares at metro stations.a ajority of the members who passed the bills think fare jumpers should be fined of getting arrested. that's ant free metro, what the council should focus on. but i think it's detrimental to have a system where we enforce the rules. that could be dangerous on the metrost . >> the veto isn't the final word. 10ouncil members voted for decriminalization. charles allen plans to introduce legislation next month to override the mayor's veto. >>> amelia is back with more about the wild weather. we have snow coming down already ands i the start of a wild weekend. >> a lot of weather in the forecast this weekend. we have some rain and sw out there tonight, tomorrow is kind ig the calm before the storm. we'll have if you can believe it near 50 degrees. i say that because sometimes we're thinking so

mr. barnes to replace jeff sessions. >> william barr is now of counsel at the law firm of kirkland and ellis and served as the u.s. attorney general for resident george hw bush. watch the confirmation process for attorney general nominee william barr life, tuesday at 9:30 am tuesday on cspan-3 . >> up next, the u.s. chamber of commerce president and ceo, thomas donahue delivers a state of american business address, providing an assessment of the u.s. economy in the current business environment. is about 45 minute. >> the american dream . >> the american dream . >> the american dream . >> the truth is there's never been one american dream . >> my american dream was to create a company that remembers, employees and empowers. a company that can help, a company that remembers how we became the greatest country in the world . >> coming from el salvador to this country, becoming a citizen and starting my own business and creating jobs for all citizens is my american dream . >> my american dream is to see people reach their full potential. that's what the american dream is about . >> when they had

mr. barns there will be has been some really horrible things said about these boys from covington. have you issued a warning to people trafficking in slanderous activity on the internet. >> yes, to a wide range of people. a lead "new york times" reporter was making false statements against these kids calling for punitive action faced on an event she didn't even witness. it tells you something about the standard of the "new york times." congresswoman omar made false statements about these kids. we asked that she retract it or we sue her. and to her credit she did retract it. and kathy griffin, retracted. jetion * aslan said have you ever seen a more bunchable face than this kid. he has not retracted that. >> that's correct, and he's going to get sued next week. an abc commentator, he's made false statements about these kids, refused to retract it and he did it interspersing it how we should love each other consistent with the christian tradition. michael rapaport did a crude rap image against these kids. he's on a netflix show on how we should avoid bullying of kids, and here he is

mr. barnes his car for a different vehicle. >> they fired on the vehicle in retaliation for an altercationppened earlier in the night. >> reporter: black told police they targeted the wrong person after watching news coverage. the funeral for jasmine barnes will be on tuesday. shaquille o'neal and deandre hopkins have donated money to either help pay for medical bills or funeral expenses. the latest from dallas, fox news. >>> tsa employees are still supposed to show up for work. the agency is facing sick out . how bad it is getting and how it is affecting security lines across the country. >>> pg&e stands to lose more than 20% of their value today alone on reports that it may be filing for bankruptcy. but will they really? >>> at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyoneo explore a digital world. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installatio

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mr. barnes. some of the ideas i have heard him express are not viable action.ou can't bring a class action for defamation and can't sue a congresswoman for tweets that she made. >> tucker: that's relevant we have a new democratic member of congress who accused these boys in tweets of things that are clearly not supported by the evidence on videotape. so they are lies. they can't sue her?re >> no. she has absolutely immunity under federal statutory law. and this is exactly where these students need to takeee donald trump's invitation, president trump's invitation and go to the white house and encourage president trump to open up the libel laws. >> tucker: why would a member of congress, if i -- as a private citizen, attack someone, say something that i know is untrue, and accuse them of a crime, for example, i can be sued but a member of congress can't be. >> something called the west fall act creates blanket immunity for all federal employees including members of congress for stupid comments, false comments. all sorts of different claims that you could bring ag

was booked on a capital murder charge sunday, one week after jazmine barnes was shot dead inside her family's car. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder, and he -- we've also received information that this involves a second individual, as well. >> reporter: the girl's family had told police the shooter was a white man in a red pickup, prompting fears it was a racially motivated crime. >> we feel they were truthful. this went down quickly when the gunfire erupted. you're talking about small children. they witnessed something very traumatic. and it's very likely that the last thing they did see was that -- indeed that red truck and the driver that was in the truck. >> reporter: investigators say an e-mailed tip led to the break in the case. >> this was likely a case of mistaken identity where the intended targets were likely someone else. >> reporter: in court on sunday, prosecutors told the judge that black admitted he was driving the suv involved in the crime. they said a gun believed to be the murder weapon was found in his home, but the 20-year-old suspect reportedly told them it

barn? me. he wants it. i'd love that. i'd love that. mr. tough guy. you know, he's mr. tough guy. you know when he's mr. tough guy? when he's standing behind a microphone by himself. he wants to bring me to the back of the barn. oh. some things in life you could really love doing. >> jonathan, what would this fight look like? >> well, you're right. first of all, i think biden's rhetoric about working with the republicans means more about his colleagues from the old senate. i don't mean president trump that there's no love lost between the two of them. i think joe biden is an institution allist. he respects the country's constitution. and he believes this president has no use for institution to sort of breaking norms. who was causing real damage to the country, and how the country is viewed abroad. i think that's part of the motivation here is i think biden views this and some of his supporters certainly to do, as more of a national emergency election. this is not an ideological cast between various factions on the left, but they think this is a moment where we just have to have somebody come in and heal

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. >> reporter: one week after 7-year-old jazmine barnes was killed by gunfire, investigators said a tip led to the arrest of eric black jr. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder. and we've also received information that this involves a second individual as well. >> reporter: the harris county sheriff's department says black was taken into custody after a traffic stop. they say he admitted to driving the vehicle during the shooting and was accompanied by another person. jazz mine was riding in a car with her mother and three sisters early sunday when authorities say shots were fired. police didn't believe jazmine and her family were the targets. >> this was likely a case of mistaken identity, where intended targets were likely someone else. but instead they fired upon lepore sha, jazmine, and her siblings. >> reporter: initially investigators were looking for a white male in a red pickup. jazmine's mother said she believed the shooting was a hate crime. authorities believe the family was truthful but may have been traumatized after the shooting. >> it's very likely the last thing they did see was indeed that

that is what prompted this heckler at barnes and noble to say this to mr.davos with the other billionaire elites who think they know how to run the world. that is not what democracy means. [booing] steve: he was escorted out. ainsley: billionaire is a bad word now. you can't make money. brian: whatever happened to putting up your hand, saying my point is, howard schultz, congratulations on success you had. i want to read your book. if you run you will help donald trump get elected. you say you're a democrat. that is a conversation. what is with the screaming, anger, being tossed out. can anyone -- this is democrats yelling at democrats. steve: shows you what formidable candidate. regarding aoc suggestion that people taxed at 70% at the 10 million-dollar level, you know 10 million of the first dollars, majority of americans think that is a good idea. something like close to 50% of republicans like that idea. brian: i find that hard to believe. ainsley: trouble brewing? you see what the graphics department. jillian: let's get caught you will following in hous

barn, right. >> matt miller? >> if i were a reporter, there is one question i would want to ask. it stems from paragraph 12. mr. president, did you ever direct an official on your campaign to reach out to roger stone and talk to him about wikileaks and find out if there are further disclosures? this paragraph is worded in an extremely spra extremely strange way. >> in a passive voice. >> it is a strange tell. chuck and i have been reading these court documents. half of america has gotten used to reading them in the last few months. the way it is written, senior trump campaign official one contacted senior trump campaign official two and directed them to get in touch with roger stone. the fact that it's not written this way, it doesn't tell you it was conclusively the president or candidate one and giveaway who it is they're talking about, which they're trying not to do. it gives you a pretty good educated guess that's likely who it is. >> the follow-up question, are you aware whether your son or other people close to you directed such an action. >> that's right. by the way, there has been reporting the presiden

barns and cooper and put a flashing red aero on the timing in the report. they say quote, now, the president's repeatedly stated desire to withdraw from nato is rising concerns about mr. trump's efforts to keep his meetings with mr. putin secret from even his own aides. it's one thing to be a senior official in the trump administration and to be worried or upset but the prospect the president wants to give away the store, that he wants to dismember nato and give russia every item on the most fantastical international wish list, even the ones that would previously have been dismissed as unthinkable in this country under any leadership. one thing to be opposed to that or worried about the president's inclinations, right? but maybe you think that somebody like jim mattis is stopping trump from doing that and maybe you don't it's apparently another thing to realize once jim mattis is gone, he's not a governor anymore. if the president is making these decisions and taking these actions specifically because russia's president has been telling him directly face-to-face and person to person this is what he needs to do because now we've learned that there is no record of the

mr. baldacci, how are you doing? i usually see you at the barnes & noble bookstore so it's kind of a treat to talk to you. a couple things. in "the fallen" you exposed me to this whole structure of fulfillment centers and i assumed, and you had mentioned it earlier that you had actually visited one, but in the book, you kind of also bring up the working conditions of the people in these fulfillment centers. i'm just wondering, do you see them as being, at least based on what i thought i heard in the book, are they becoming the sweat shops of the 21st century or do they have that potential? are these places that are ripe for being unionized? or as you kind of brought up in the book, this is just a temporary boom for employment opportunities for folks when robots may be taking over a large part of those responsibilities? guest: those are all great questions. certainly these fulfillment centers have the potential to be the sweatshops of the 21st century. it's all based on productivity. when you have billions of packages to get out the door, there's no

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