abc news that the claim in the series are nothing and if mr. kelly did anything wrong you would expect to hear facts, not the pitchfork posse. robin. >> linsey, thank you. >>> our senior legal correspondent sunny hostin and media expert larry hackett are here. >> i spent the weekend watching it. i immediately scrubbed all of my devices of r. kelly's music and then sort of spent the weekend calling lawyers, calling law enforcement friends and asking, what can i do? what can be done because in watching it as a former sex crimes prosecutor, i saw all the signs of sex abuse and domestic violence abuse, you know, victims that are isolated from their families, victims that don't have any self-esteem because of the abuse they've endured. i saw crime victims. >> and there have been allegations for decades so why now, larry? >> because our business is not very good when things are

again and again with these things you just need to go back to the original sources or what mr. kelly should have done is just educate himself about churchill. instead, he put out a tweet saying that he was very sorry, that he should have said anything in favor of this evil, racist, you know, war monger. and then he got all the pro-churchill people -- [laughter] i really do think though the space that mr. kelly should have concentrated on really is the one between his ears. [laughter] rl that gentleman over there. >> [inaudible] for about 30 years after the war there was a portrait of -- [inaudible] and everyone had gotten along, and then more and more the book started to pay out the shameful way that franklin roosevelt treat winston churchill. my personal opinion, maybe someone will troll maine but the question, i guess, is do you have any sense of how he personally felt about the way he was treated at y'all -- at yalta? >> yes. i think it's the too harsh, very much too harsh to say that it was shameful. i think fdr put american best interests first, so i don't think because they did

again and again you just need to go back to the original sources or what mr. kelly should have done was educate himself about churchill. he's very sorry that he should have said anything in favor of this evil racist warmonger. he got all of the protestor people tweeting him. i really think the space that mr. kelly should have concentrated on is the one between his ears. [laughter] >> more and more it was the shameful way that roosevelt tweeted with churchill is my personal opinion. i guess do you have any sense of how he personally felt about the way he was treated? >> yes, i think it's too hush, very much too hush to say i think fdr put american best interest in american presidents. because they didn't go to war against russia he would have done in opposed to the agreement fdr can be a key to that. he did pivot to make sure there was a long term arrangement with the russians which of course came to the area. what happened was all the way through the integrity of poland and he had an million mush seann loops. it seems very difficult to workout how anything could hav

. >> in response to faith's lawsuit, mr. kelly retaliated against her by threatening to reveal what he alleges are details of her sex life. in addition he posted private photos of her. >> faith roger is suing kelly for sexual battery and knowingly infecting her with an std, she is one of several alleged victims in the lifetime documentary called surviving r. kelly. >>> the bishop of the diocese of san to reese a spoke about the annually released list of 40 priests. >> i never liked the word credible because it doesn't really have legal standing. now, would i say they are substantiated? i would say yes, some are substantiated. the rest are accusations. and we treat them as credible. we want to believe the victim. >> the list came out saturday of those named in it 925 are deceased -- 25 are redecemberred. >>> a deadly winter storm brought deadly snow fall stretching 1400 miles stranding drivers in the snow and ice for hours. leaving 120,000 people without electricity. massive storm is blamed for 9 deaths. in in missouri a plane slid

mr. kelly: thank you. thank you, mr. rogers, for yielding time. just very quickly, you know, i spent my whole military career as an engineer. i was what they called a sapper on the army side. what we do is build obstacles. ok. there are many purposes for obstacles and i'm sure it's the same way in the navy. we have turn, disrupt, fix, and block. and i use an analogy, locks don't keep burglars out of your houses or cars, but i do know in my neighborhood, last year there were burglars breaking into all the cars that were unlocked so they didn't -- those locks didn't keep them from getting in a car but it did slow them down. and barriers are obstacles -- i move obstacles, and they people to where they are. do you agree that obstacles never unless they're covered, unless they are constantly watched, that you can always get by or bypass them? however, they do make it easier to where you locate people coming across illegally, do you agree, vice admiral and mr. secretary? vice admiral gilday: in the abstract i agree with that. there are a lot of variable

kelly's lawyers tell abc news the claims in the series are nothing, and that if mr. kelly had done anything wrong, you would expect to hear facts, not the pitch fork posse, as for the investigations, they will find nothing, because he has done nothing wrong. today in r. kelly's hometown of chicago, an editorial in "the chicago sun times" calling for radio stations to #mute r. kelly and stop playing his music for good. >> linsey, thank you. >>> word that the man overseaing the robert mueller investigation, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, will soon step down. our pierre thomas asking the new a.g. pick how he assesses the job rosenstein has done. that new a.g. also asked, will he protect the mueller probe? >> reporter: tonight, word deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the man who launched the special counsel russia probe, is expected to leave the justice department as soon as the new attorney general is confirmed. the president's nominee, william barr, meeting with senators on capitol hill today. how do you assess the job that mr. rosenstein has done? >> excellent

. >> mr. kellybeen engaging in a campaign of intimidation and retaliation. >> reporter: in the notized letter to a lawyer kelly allegedly wrote if she persists in court action, she will be subject to public opinion and demanded rodgers test results prubing the origin of her std claim. the letter also says kelly would request ten personal male witnesses testifying about rodgers' sex life. >> it just validates the monster that he is. that's what he does. i realize that's his defense but his defense is only realizing his true colors. >> reporter: saying r. kelly can't read, write or type. he didn't send any letter. rodgers is one of several accusers who appeared in the docuseries "surviving r. kelly" which chronicled years of abuse by the singer. allred represents victims who say kelly victimized them. >> this has been building for quite a while. but now it's approaching a tsunami for mr. kelly. and now, because we have young women of courage, like faith, those who are watching and listening are n teio

. >> mr. kellylawsuits and all, is there any way the unions and those supporting theun unions can bre this deadline and put these workers not only back to work because they're still working, but where they will get paid. what can be done externally or do we need the congress and the senate to just override this president. >> i think that we would have to have the congress and the senate to override the president. i think that is their job. they just need to do their job and themselves not be pawns for the president. i they mitch mcconnell needs to do his job and call for a vote. i believe if a vote was called for, the vote would turn out in favor of federal boemployees, tt is what we're asking for and what we need desperately. >> how do you feel about senator mcconnell who could call the vote has left town. he is not only doing his job, but he is not even there. >> i feel absolutely no surprise. i don't think anyone does. if anyone -- if he cared about federal employees, if he actually cared about h

i want to thank the gentleman from mississippi, mr. kelly, for co-sponsoring this critical legislation and for all his work on this issue while serving on the small business committee. and i would like to take, also, this opportunity to thank the ranking member. i urge members to support this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. all time has expired. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 227. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? ms. velazquez: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 227. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 127. a bill to clarify -- h.r. 128, a bill to clarify the primary functions and duties of

kelly accuser: "mr. kelly you will soon join the ranks of bill cosby and harvey weinstein."rofile attorney gloria allred.. claiming singer r. kelly intimidated and retaliated against her client faith rodgers..after she sued the singer accusing him of: sexual abuse, false imprisonment and infecting her with an s-t-d. gloria allred, attorney representing r. kelly accuser: "threatening to reveal what he alleges are details of her sex life. in addition he posted private photos of her."rodgers is one of a number of women speaking out in the lifetime docuseries, "surviving r. kelly"..the tv series details a long list of allegations of abuse, predatory behavior and pedophilia against the singer. kelly's lawyer has said the documentary is filled with false allegations.but the series has prompted calls for authorities to investigate kelly.and for his record label to drop him and boycott his music.protesters both for and against kelly rallied in the streets outside of his chicago studio on saturday.nats: anti-kelly protester: "mute r. kelly! mute r. kelly!pro-kelly protester: "you can

. >> commissioner: mr. kelly, i have a related question. quite time ago there was a city college campus blocks away. what's the status of that? >> it's more of a vocational school and we're talking about more classroom. in the beginning they used to have more nursing classes and it was very successful. then those class moved to other campuses and then enrollment started dropping. we want to ensure the community center say success and that's why we're looking at what type of training our staff would need for continuing education to get promotions and and we're talking about what we want to offer and this is close to c.d. distribution and next to the plant. there's a large population of our staff work in those areas. >> commissioner: so they'll coexist? >> yes. >> commissioner: may i call for public comment? seeing none, thank you for the presentation. i like the way you entered the history. it's always nice to track that back. >> all right, the next item is the clean power update. >> i'm barbara hail the assistant general manager for power.

if mr. kelly had done anything wrong, he would expect to hear facts, adding, as for the investigations, they will find nothing because he's done nothing wrong. on wednesday, in his hometown of chicago, an editorial calling on radio stations #muterkelly. stop playing his music for good. lynn see -- lindsey david, abc news. >> thanks to lindsay there. >>> terrifying moments for a surfer. >> he was surfing with friends near morrow bay when a shark, believed to be a great white came from beneath him as he paddled in for one of the last waves of the day. >> my feet got launched in the air. i felt pressure around my legs. then, i, like, was able to wiggle one of my legs free. as i was doing that, i looked back. i was like, oh, my god. in his world, it's like a love tap. here, it's a serious injury. i don't want that love. >> he wrangled free. luckily, there was a wave coming in and he was able to paddle back to shore. he received cuts to his leg. he's been surfing since four years old. he loves it so mu

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office and also held a seat in the state enate. dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor. mr. johnson joined the south dakota-based telecommunications firm. republican russ if you will cher was electeded to idaho's first district after serving a decade in the state senate. he works in commercial real estate but had a prior career as a sales executive at an electronics company. jared golden is the first member of congress in which voters ranked their candidates by preference if no candidate wins a majority. mr. golden has held a seat in the state house. he was a u.s. marine before working for susan collins on a committee staff in washington, d.c. former congressman ed case returns to congress this time representing hawaii's first district. he previously represented the second district from 2002-2007. before that he was a member of the state legislature ser

. >> i think it's highly likely that mr. kelly will be prosecuted. nt, kidnapping, domestic abuse just to name a few. >> reporter: mason told cnn wednesday he had no comment regarding the accusations he threatened the savage family. kelly's attorney, steve greenberg, told "cbs this morning" the new complaints to the illinois prosecutor was made by opportunists. he told the a.p. news no one has been found, any sex slaves or underage girls, because there aren't any. he said -- the story's not over. >> no. >> he's got investigators looking into it. and we'll see what happens. >> i can't get enough of that documentary. i really feel for the parents because you have your daughter who's an adult saying she's okay because -- so there's only so much you can do. but you look at that documentary and are really very frightened for what may or may not be happening to your daughter. >> yeah. >> terrible situation. thank you. you're right, it is not over. >>> a new fight over online privacy reaches the most popular weather app in the world. and why the los angeles

kelly's former manager and current manager threatened them? and that's been documented by police. >> mrate to dis used car salesmen. but he's a used car salesman. when he fide allegations had hi present a video blasting r. kelly saying she's going to be a rap star. he's in this for his own personal gain. >> reporter: all of this coming on the heels of lady gaga's announcement that she's pulled her 2013 collaboration with r. kelly, "do what you want" from streaming services. ♪ you can have my heart ♪ and you can use my mind ♪ but do what you want with my body ♪ >> lady gaga did a song with him in 2013. and there were no problems. now, there were rumors about mr. kelly back then. what has changed between then and now? i'll tell you what's changed between then and now, she says if i don't disclaim my association with him, it might hurt my chance to get an oscar. that's exactly what it is. >> reporter: now joining the chorus of voices condemning r. kelly, his own daughter, the oldest of his three children, who posted a lengthy message calling her father a monster, saying, quote, i'm well aw

general mcmaster, general mattis, general kelly, mr. tillerson left the state department.eople that democrats and republicans, alike, were counting on to hold up the law, norms that help us preserve the world and support our long-term national security interest which much of the president's national security focus on plans and policies do not. i agree with everything people have said. i think the helsinki summit stands out as a low point of this presidency and the nation's history. what i saw in '18 was a new, unleashed president. those grown ups are gone, he is digging in and he, whether it's helsinki or abrupt withdrawal from syria, mattis' departure, no matter what it is, he doesn't feel he needs to turn to people for advice or council or take a pause on impulsive decisions. he is now going to slowdown the withdrawal from syria but he's really pleased with his own direction and his gut, as he talks about. that is going to have a lot of effect in 2019. >> he doesn't let up on the chaos or the negativity. just a couple minutes ago, he tweeted again. here it is, quote, the

he was 16 years old when he first took to las vegas stages, that's why they call him, you know, kelly, mrlas vegas. >> 16, so he was a prodigy >> i would say he was an overachiever, for sure. >> still is. contessa, thank you. contessa brewer. >>> it was interesting to talk to the nvidia guy just now and ask him about china, how much of nvidia's demand for that was related to that video game ban they tried, versus consumer slowing and he said it's consumer slowing. >> you have to wonder the degree to which things slowed down in china. in mid-november, they revised their fourth quarter outrook it's the second time they're saying fourth quarter will come in worse in mid-november they were saying things are going to be worse and now they're saying things are even worse. >> this reminds me of what you pointed out about apple, when it first talked in november about the outlook for china, it was, you know, fine and then they came out and said, no, actually it's deteriorating. >> nvidia will have the full earnings report on february 14th but for all these conference calls we're going to have in t

mr. connolly and ms. kelly. again, madam speaker, i urge all of our members to vote in favor of this bill. it's a significant piece of legislation. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 247. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. cummings: madam speaker, i move that the house suspend the bill h.r. 150. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 150, a bill to make modernize federal grant reporting, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from maryland, mr. cummings, and and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, each will control

electedkota voters kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north republican party before his run for office. and also held a seat in the state senate. he's an attorney and executive and his family's oil and gas exploration business. and dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he serves as chief of staff during his first term. mr. johnson then joined the south dakota-based telecommunications firm vantage point solutions. republican -- was elected to idaho after serving in the state senate. he had prior career as a sales and marketing executive at an electronics company. thecrat jared golden is elected to congress by runoff voting. which are taken into account if no candidate wins a majority. --has held a steeped in this a seat in the state house for years could he served in iraq and afghanistan as a u.s. marine before serving that before working as committee step -- before working as committee staff in washington dc. -- joinsr congressman -- he served from 2002 to 2007. before that he was a member of the state le

mr. slattery and farmers like him across wisconsin in the entire nation. i also heard from kelly. kelly lives in black river falls, wisconsin. kelly has a disability and also takes care of a grandchild with a disability. kelly received funding from the department of agriculture including a program that specifically helps low income and underserved people in rural communities. the usda had agreed to help her clothes close on a home and to make some immediate home repairs. but now the funding is on hold and she can't pay the contractor who made the repairs and she is also having trouble paying the mortgage on her new home. what is the department of agriculture doing to help or assist kelly? right now nothing. she can't even get information from the usda because of the trumps shutdown. people like kellyanne michael should not have to suffer because president trumps broke a promise to make mexico pay for an ineffective border wall. democrats and republicans agree the president trumps should end is shut down and accept bipartisan legislation to fund the department of agriculture and re

south dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run up office. he also had a seat in the state senate. he's an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. dusty johnson joins the house in south dakota. he served as chief of staff for the ongoing governor it is du gard during his first term. mr. johnson then joined the south dakota based telecommunications firm vantage point solutions. republican russ fulcher was elected to idaho's first district after serving a decade in the state senate. he works in commercial real estate, but had a prior career as a sales and marketing executive at an electronics company. democrat jerry goldin is the first member elected to congress by rank choice or instant runoff voting. in which voters rank their candidates by preference which are taken into account if no candidate wins the majority. mr. golden's held a seat in the state house for the last four years. he served tours in iraq and afghanistan as a marine

mr. trump has shifted from a concrete wall that mexico would pay for to discussing steel slats or fencing. on sunday, chief of staff john kelly called the wall not actually a water. incoming house speaker nancy pelosi plans to vote for a budget with $1.3 billion for border security, none of it for a wall, daring the senate republicans and the president to keep the government closed. >> this stark path doesn't have to be our future. we can make democracy work for all of us. >> reporter: opposition to the wall could become a theme for democrats challenging the president on the campaign trail. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today becoming the most prominent democrat yet saying she's taking on mr. trump in 2020. >> we want government that works not just for the rich and powerful. we want a government that works for everyone. >> reporter: on fox news, the president welcoming warren to the race in typical trump style. >> do you really think she believes she can win? >> well, that i don't know. you would have to ask her psychiatrist. >> reporter: and tonight the nation's largest union of federal employees announced it's suin

kelly? >> thank you, rick mr. santelli, thank you so much. >>> bond yields rebounded. how about stocks all three major averages on pace for their eighth positive day out of the last ten. every s&p sector in the green today. more than 230 stocks in the s&p 500 are up more than 10% from the christmas eve lows and about two dozen of them are up more than 20% twitter, amazon and netflix are all leading the way. even chipotle and general electric are leading the mark. guy adami and dominic chu, welcome to you both. also craig callahan, founder and president of icon investors. >> i'm going to kick it back to you and say congratulations on -- i don't want to touch anything >> fingerprints are -- >> the chairs look great >> the bounce we've seen since christmas eve has been incredible now we're coming up to levels where we're seeing a 50% retracement of the all-time high, 2940 the low we made on christmas eve and now here we are now. a lot of people think we'll retest those lows. i'm one of those people. i think people got a little ahead of themselves. >> you think we're going

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state and house of representatives mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office and held a seat in the state senate. an attorney and executive in his famous oil and gas expression business. dusty johnson turns from south dakota and served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor during his first term.

legislation so that this shutdown ends for people like kelly, people like mike, people in rural communities, and all communities across wisconsin. mr. kaine: madam president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not in a quorum call? mr. kaine: thank you. i would like to continue comments i began at 10:00 this morning. i left at 10:30 to accompany my virginia colleague, senator warner, to a round table with federal employees at a community center in alexandria, and i just want to share some of their stories. what agencies did these employees work for? there was quite a variety. department of homeland security, department of justice, environmental protection agency, f.a.a., air traffic control, various groups within the ag department, chemical safety board, department of labor, immigration officials. so they were from many different parts of the government affected by the shutdown. how did they describe the effect of the shutdown on them? these were almost all employees who were furloughed and their spouses and children in some instances. a couple of them were not furloughed. they were deemed essential and working

mr. trump said they were defeated. but there was a slightly differentsn verdict,'t there? kelly: that's right.elligenmunity said there is 1000 isis fighters in osiraq and syria whoa threat to the united states and its allies. the president wants to point out a story of isis defeat, but there is a serious threat. still involv again, there is a difference between where the president's mindset is on these big issues and where the intelligence community is. laura: under normal s circumstances, what effe these intelligence assessments usually have on the actual making of policy within departmes? kelly: sure. i used to work at the national security council, and the intelligence community would usually come into the meeting on north korea or iran sed give an ment at the front of the meeting to say here is what we think of what the adversary is thinking or doing and what their capabilities are, and the input into the decision-making process arnd what your rategy would be. the question i have is whether these assessments are making themselves, making their way into our process whatsoevereand how theyei

mrs. craig: and kelly, a trainee with student loan debt who doesn't know how she's going to make ends meet. each of them on behalf of communities and passengers they may never know remain committed. it's time to end the shut down and stop playing politics with people's lives. madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask for one minute speech and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. on november 29, 2018, teppute you u.s. marshal chase white was senselessly killed in the line of duty while serving a warrant in tucson, arizona. born and raised in peoria, illinois, he led a life to serving his community and country. known as a leader amongst his piers, chase entered the air force following graduation from the university of illinois and served active duty from 2000 to 2007. he was set to leave for deployment as lieutenant colonel in the air force reserves the same week he was

. >> republican kelly armstrong is the newly elected representative for north dakota's at-large district. mr. armstrong is the former north dakota republican party chair as well as an attorney and an energy firm executive. >> you were state senator before and you ran as a trump republican. what does that mean? armarm it means we support -- mr. armstrong: it means we support states' rights. this administration has spent time in north dakota. they care about issues important to us. oil and gas, agriculture, the american boon, making sure north dakota government, north dakota people are in charge of north dakota destiny. >> you served as a state senator. what will you bring from that experience? mr. armstrong: got first elected in 2012 and i chaired our senate judiciary committee committee and our justice reinvestment committee. prior to that i was involved in the oil and gas industry in western north dakota. before that i was a criminal defense attorney for 10 years. i was involved in a well-rounded, problem solving approach and stressing that the federal government stays in its own lane and a

mr. president. >> this is what you have been waiting for. meeting adjourned. [applause] . >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 working for the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office. and also held a seat in the state senate. he's an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. and dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor dennis dugaard during the first time and he was with telecommunications vantage point solutions. russ fullcher was elected in idaho after a decade in the state senate. he works in commercial real estate and a prior career as sales and marketing executive at a company. and jared golden, elected by rank choice or instant runoff voting and rank the candidates by preference which are taken into account if no candidate wins a majority. he held a seat in the state house for four years. tours in iraq and afghanistan in the u.s. marines before working with susan collins on a committee staff in d.c., and former congressman ed case returns to congress, this time representing hawaii's 1st dis

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office and also held a seat in the state senate. he's an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff for the outgoing governor in his first term. esther johnson then joined the south dakota-based telecommuters -- tele communications firm. another member was elected after serving a decade in the state senate. he works in real estate but had a prior career as a sales and marketing executive of an electronics company. democrat jared golden is the first elected to congress on ranked choice voting, in which rank candidates by preference, which is taken into account if no candidate earns a majority. he served in the state house. as a marine.iraq former congressman ed case returns to congress, this time representing hawaii's first district. he previously represented the second district from 2002 to 2007. before that,

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office and also held a seat in the state senate. he is an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. dusti johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor dennis dugard during his first term. mr. johnson then joined the south dakota-based telecommunications firm. russ fulcher was voted into idaho's senate in the first district. he was a former state senator and then worked at an electronics company. jared golden is the first democrat voted in in which voters rank those taken in if there is no majority. he served tours in iraq and afghanistan before working for susan collins on a committee staff in washington, d.c. and former congressman ed case returns to congress, this time representing hawaii's first district. he previously represented the second district from 2002 to 2007. before that he was a member of the state legislature serving a

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong shared the north dakota republican party before his run for office and also held a seat in the state senate. he is an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. housejohnson joined the from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor during his first term. mr. johnson then joined the south dakota-based telik medications firm vantage point solutions. republican russ fulcher was elected to idaho's first district after serving a decade in the senate. he worked in cold -- and commercial real estate but was a sales and marketing executive at an electronics company. democrat jared golden is the first member elected to congress by rank choice for instant runoff voting in which voters ranked their candidates by preference which are taken into account if no candidate wins a majority. he has held a seat in the state house for the last four years. he served tours of iraqi and afghanistan as a u.s. marine before working for maine's r

mr. trump shifted from a concre wall that mexico would pay for to discussing steel slats or fencing. on sunday, chief of staff john kelly t called the wall actually a wall, and senator lindsey graham said it was a metaphor. >> happy new year. >> reporter: back on capitol hillincoming speaker nancy pelosi and house democrats plan to vote thursday to fully fund all the closed government departments through next year, except the department of homeland security. dhs will be fundedti february with $1.3 billion for ur scerboy. it daring senate republicans and the president to keep the government closed. >> this stark path doesn't have to be the future. we can make our democracy work for all of us. >> reporter: opposition to the wall could become a theme among democrats challenging the president on the campaign trail. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today becoming the most prominent democrat yet to say she's planning in 2020. r. trump >> we want a government that works, not just forhe rich that works for everyone. >> reporter: on fox news, the president t welcoming warr the race in typical trump style. >> do you really

kelly? >> the next item is water quality control plan update. steve richy. >> good afternoon, mr. ritchie. >> good afternoon, commissioners. steve ritchie, general manager for water. if i could have the slides, please. i'm here to give another update on the bay area water quality delta update phase one. a few points to talk about. in the very beginning of this process, we've been committed to improving the fischery wh-- fish- [inaudible] >> -- what it actually means, but regardless, our proposed commitments are to a tuolomne flow schedule. we will begin the implementation process as soon as possible. we're committed to adaptive management to make the fishery improvements a success. the initial actions aren't successful, we will take additional steps. we're accelerating our efforts to expand and diversefy or water supply to meet our water supply obligations. the state water board will consider the water quality control plan update tomorrow. we hope the state board's action will be to accept the proposed framework settlement for consideration, but the impact nature of the state war

mr. trump has shifted from a concrete wall that mexico would pay for to discussing steelsl s or fencing. on sunday, chief of staff john kellyalled the wall not lltually a wa and senator lindsey graham said it was a metaphor. >> happy new year. >> repter: back on capitol nancy ncoming speaker pelosi and house democrats plan to vote thursday to fully fund all of thelosed government departments through next year except the department of homeland security. dhs will b funded until february with $1.3 billion for border security, none o i for a wall. daring senate republicans and the president to keep the government closed. >> this dark path doesn't have to be our future. democracy work for all of us. >> reporter: opposition to the ll could become a theme among democrats challenging the president on the campaign trail. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren becoming the most prominent docrat yet to say she's planning to take on mr. trump in 2020. >> we want a government that works not just for the rich and the powerful. we wantt government t works for everyone. >> reporter: on fox news, the president welcoming warren te ace in typ

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mr. leahy: let me tell you about the shutdown. this couple live in mo nchester, vermont. this is kelly with their very pretty little daughter. glenville meat. we have the most craft breweries. they bring people to vermont from all over the country and business has been good. kelly and her husband ricky have been planning an expansion. recently they were approved for a $1.3 million for a small business loan. they were going to move to a bigger facility, double their production, hiring additional people, bought additional supplies in anticipation of it. but what's happened? that loan from the s.b.a. is now on hold because of the trump shutdown. it's not clear if it will ever come through. instead of expanding, they have to use their own money, they have to use their stockpiles of meat. they had to take out a loan to make payroll. they are really hurting, but they told me one thing. even in this difficult time, they said they are more concerned for people who have lost paychecks, lifesaving benefits with others in the industry have been harder hit. it's a sense of community and empathy. madam president, i wish president trump h

north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives during mr. armstrong joined the republican party before running for office. executivettorney and in the oil business. mr. johnson joined the south dakota-based telecommunications firm vantage point solutions for -- he works in commercial careertate and a prior at a sales and marketing executive for it jared goldman is the first number elected to in whichby rank choice voters rate their -- frank there candidates my preference. -- he searched scores of iraq and afghanistan before working for susan collins. and -- and case returns to congress. before that, he was member of the state legislature, serving as the house leader. and cousin ofney steve case. new congress, new leaders, watch next, on c-span for >> california's new governor delivers his inaugural address in sacramento. this is 25 minutes. thank you, california. democracy in action. thank you for the participants. it -- i aml for grateful. bit -- a bet that my kids would not come up.

electedkota voters kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run for office and also held a seat in the state senate. he is an attorney and it executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. dusty johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as cheese -- chief of staff to the outgoing governor during his first term. esther johnson then join the south the coda based -- he then joined the antigen-based solutions. he works in commercial real estate but had a prior career as a sales and marketing executive at an electronics company. thecrat jerry golden is first member elected to congress by right choice for instant runoff voting in which voters rank their candidates by preference, which are taken into account if no candidate wins a majority. mr. goldman has held a seat in the statehouse for the last four years. he served tours in iraq and afghanistan as a u.s. marine before working for major republican senator susan collins or a committee staff in washington, d.c. f