he's called him little rock et man, threatened to bring down fire and fury on kim's country. mr. tells the wall street journal, i probably have a very good relationship with kim jong un. i have relationships with people. i think you people are surprised. and that's just one eye mopping headline from the interview. there's lots to talk about, we have political commentator simone sanders and jack kingston with us. they'll chew on the things that were said, i want to get the facts first. we have one of the wall street journal reporters who spent 45 minutes with the president today, michael bender. thank you for joining us. >> hey, chris. there's a lot in here. people should read it, you did the good thing of mutting out a modified transcript. good for people to digest. two big things pop out, and add anything i leave out. this headline about kim jong-un, do you think the president really believes that there is good ground between these two men and that diplomacy between the two of them is in the near future? >> i'm not exactly sure what the president believes, and there have been a n

jay korff takes us inside mr. kim's rainbow. jay: rainbow coin laundry owner has always been hands on. >> i couldn't reach up for the soap and he did it for me. jay: it's also served as a nurturing hub of sorts. >> hello, hello. look at you. you look so pretty. jay: hosting art classes and tutoring sessions for the children of customers. >> he is not just concerned about himself and making a profit from the business. he sees it of the community. jay: despite all of kim's best intentions, he is struggling. >> you know what? i notice that the place used to be just packed. you could barely get in. but now it's very thin when you come in. jay: last year's gas explosion at the nearby flower branch apartments drove many of his customers away. in a web exclusive you can see right now only at wjla.com, find out what is being done to preserve mr. kim's rainbow. >> if you were a billionaire, i'd be on my knees and say, "please help us right now." we don't have a lot of time. jay: jay korff, abc7 news. alison: this just in. paul manafort c

i'm not sure if he's talked to mr. kim.ertainly that would be huge news. >> he gave you a cagey answer. he said, "i don't want to comment on that. i'm not saying i did or i didn't. i'm saying, i don't want to comment on it." how did you read that? >> what i read there and what i think is definitely true is that he's signaling, as you alluded to at the beginning of this segment -- he's signaling a new openness toward diplomacy in north korea. there is -- you don't have to google very far to find some really scathing remarks, combative remarks that he's made and tweeted at north korea and at its leader. this is a whole different ball game. and these are his own words unprovoked. we were talking about another topic, we were talking about foreign policy. i frankly wouldn't have even thought to have asked him what his relationship is with kim jong-un. he offered that assessment on his own. he offered that word on his own. and at the very least, i think what he's trying to do is show that he does support the talks that north kore

i think we need to send someone , mr. kim jong-un. extend an olive branch, and maybe that would be a marijuana joint. host: hannah is calling from new york city. what is on your mind today? caller: [indiscernible] host: can you try that again? i cannot understand you. caller: [indiscernible] host: having some trouble with the line. we are going to go to wayne calling from pennsylvania on the democratic line. caller: i have watched you on msnbc. that woman you had on, whatever. everybody has got an opinion. i'm not going to say no more. this is ridiculous. fox news, my foot. you keep on doing what you are doing. you do a good job. god bless you. we have got to get democratic control. this is outrageous what is going on. i will say happy new year and god bless you. thank you for what you do. you and greta are my favorites. the rest of them, so what? whatever. next, we will take a closer look at how veterans programs may change in 2018 with nikki wentling. rudenstine will be here to discuss the history of the pentagon papers case and its

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. college giants in germany are facing a public backlash over human and animal testing that story and more after the break . our. released the memo more cindy f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called one army and is taking the internet by storm. welcome back some major german car makers are under fire due to some of their old testing methods is being revealed they had previously been involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals all of our reports. covering humans inhaled toxic fumes is apparently healthy to the automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german coal industry allegedly signed shouldn't experiments on. humans and animals . the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big m.w.

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. now some major german carmakers are under fire to change some of their old testing methods it's been revealed they have previously been involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals peter oliver has more. having humans inhale toxic fumes is apparently how the german automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german car industry allegedly sanctioned experiments on both humans and animals. the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big m.w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide but through it arc in university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university ethics board and it's understood that there was no adverse health effects for those who took part in the study however this hasn't stopped people being outraged and shocked t

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. there will be no russian flag at the twenty eighteen winter olympics in south korea the international paralympic committee has up held its ban on team russia it was allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was taken by the international olympic committee but while all eyes are on russia now allegations of doping violate.

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how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us we're back in just a moment. but politicians do. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president injury. or something wanted. to go on to be press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. the ship. joining me everything on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you. moscow islamic state as a military power may have been defeated in syria but the country's political crisis has yet to be resolved representatives of the syrian government and various opposition groups have gathered in the russian city of sochi for a new round of peace talks. but i guess d.f. assessing whether they are any closer to a breakthrough. dialogue has been sorely lacking in the syrian civil war in two thousand and twelve the geneva peace process was initially founded in

how's that for a contrast but even then young yang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us and we're going to take a very short break but when you coming up c.n.n. moment. lead to one story she's using the press the right. so let me say this. in this business sense to see if we. just put up. welcome back while the united states continues to hit russian energy firms with sanctions it turns out that russian gas will actually soon be heating american homes this is after a french cargo ship loaded with liquefied natural gas from siberia docked in boston this wind has been far colder than on average on the east coast of the u.s. and it's led to much greater demand for heating and gas and the tanker that you see in our video there unloading in the united states it's owned by the french company which says that it bought the cargo because of the current spike in demand the ship itself made a delivery in the united kingdom before sailing on to the u.s. is thought to be the first shipment of russian liquefied natural

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. some major german carmakers are under fire due to some of their own testing methods it's been revealed to have previously been involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals peter oliver has more. think humans inhale toxic fumes is apparently how the german automotive industry carried out its health impact research its emerged in the media that the giants of the german car industry allegedly sanctioned experiments on both humans and animals. the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide put through. university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university's ethics board and it's understood that there was no adverse health effects for those who took part in the study however this doesn't stop people being outraged and shocked that this was given the

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. major german car makers under fire after it was revealed that they had been involved in the past and potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals with details is peter out of. having humans inhale toxic fumes it's apparently healthy to have an automotive industry carried out its health impact research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german car industry allegedly sanctioned experiments on both humans and animals the experiments were carried out by a now defunct research group that was funded by volkswagen daimler a big m.w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide put through. university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university's ethics board and it's understood that there was no adverse health effects for those who took part in the study however this hasn't stopped people being outraged and shocked that this was given the green light in the

kim regime is in power. give us a history of them. mr. fields: the first was kim a guerrilla fighter against the japanese. he was a red officer. he was brought into north korea by the soviet union, who established him as a puppet lea der. when they did that, they thought they could exert more influence on him than they could. kim il-sung remained an independent line from china andt and the communist party. he ruled korea until the 1990's, --il fighter against the japanese. he was a red officer. kim jong-un, the grandson of kim il-sung, took over. there are a lot of tales of extreme violence which may or may not be true. it is definitely true that he has purged some of the holdover leadership from his father's regime, including his uncle. it seems unlikely that his style of leadership will end up in results that are much different from what his father and grandfather pursued. host: what should the american know about the everyday korean's life since the conflict? lifefields: north korean's depends tremendously on class. there is a core class that lives pyongyang that has an excellent life by north korean s

that's all i have. >> supervisor kim: thank you, mr. barnes, and we want to give mr. chek an opportunity to speak as well and to answer questions. >> thank you, president breed, supervisor kim and supervisor peskin. my name is jason chek and i work with raintree partners and we're the owner of 973 market street known as the wilson building. i wanted to take a minute and talk briefly about the history of this project and our excitement to be part of it and also address the commentary earlier about the fine, rather large fine, paid by our company -- >> supervisor breed: can you speak directly into the microphone, thank you. >> it's a property that we were involved with in 2011. at the time we purchased the property it actually was delapidated to the point where the city was considering demolishing the building. i have a picture here of the original building and then on the left-hand side here is just a representation of holes that were cut through the building by the prior owner prior to raintree taking ownership. and in the bottom picture you can see that the building h

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. there will be no russian flag at the twenty eighteen winter olympics in south korea the international paralympic committee has up held its ban on team russia it was allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was taken by the international olympic committee but while all eyes are on russia now allegations of doping violations. elsewhere in the world. in the run up to next month's winter games the issue of doping has taken the main stage once again seeing the majority of russian athletes banned and those eligible to participate forced to compete under a neutral flag and frankly at this point when you hear doping you think russia but is the problem really reserved just the one country i'm afraid the answer is a resoundingly no an investigation conducted by a group of international researchers at two separate sporting events back in two thousand and eleven produced a rather shock

koreas how's that for contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us will be back with more of your news headlines after this short break. we've seen that market failure many times we saw in two thousand and nineteen ninety seven in one nine hundred eighty seven and we're going to see it again probably in the very near future because the underlying design of this capitalist system has not been modified to account for changes in technology over the past fifty sixty seventy years and we keep having these catastrophic failure. welcome back now several major german con make is that under fire of a controversial testing methods it's been revealed that they were involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals peta all of a house. puffing humans inhale toxic fumes is apparently county juvenile all supposed to be in the street carried out its health research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german coal industry allegedly signed shouldn't experiments on both

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. swedish retail giant h. and m. has recalled a series of children's socks after complaints the pattern on them resemble the word alarm in arabic h. and m. has apologized claiming this was an intentional but the clothing giant's been making plenty of headlines of late just a few weeks ago it was accused of racism after its catalog featured a black child wearing a hoodie with the words coolest monkey in the jungle the child's mother though rejected claims that that was racist the new controversy over the sox plenty of reaction online this is ridiculous the next will be that they forbid the small w. and them people have choices if you don't like them then don't buy them getting a little tired of saying you can't make this stuff up. and things that cause offense is the latest topic of artie's new online project in case you missed it with polly boy you can follow her page on twitter. case you missed it one of the great thi

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. swedish retail giant asian amas recall the series of children's socks after complaints the patent on them resembled the word are in arabic apologized claiming this was an intentional but the clothing giant's been making plenty of headlines of late a few weeks ago it was accused of racism that catalog featured a black child wearing a hoodie with the words coolest monkey in the jungle the child's mother though rejected claims that that was racist the new controversy over the sox plenty of reaction online this is ridiculous the next will be that they forbid the small w. and them people have choices if you don't like them been done by them getting a little tired of saying you can't make this stuff up things that cause offense is the latest topic of artie's new online project in case you missed it with polly boy you can follow her on twitter. in case you missed it one of the great things about life in twenty eighth seed i

how's that for a contrast but even in pyongyang there are a couple of bright zigzags could it be mr kim enjoying a bit of western technology well i bet he'll never tell us. they'll be no russian flag of the twenty eight winter olympics in south korea the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on team russia though it is allowing clean athletes to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was made by the international olympic committee but while all these are on russia right now allegations of doping violations are surfacing elsewhere in the world. in the run up to next month's winter games the issue of doping has taken the main stage once again seeing the majority of russian athletes banned and those eligible to participate forced to compete under a neutral flag and frankly at this point when you hear doping you think russia but is the problem really reserved to just the one country i'm afraid the answer is a resoundingly no an investigation conducted by a group of international researchers at two separate sporting events back in two thousand and eleven pr

in one part of an interview he asked if he has spoken with mr. kim. he said i don't want to comment on it. i'm curious why would the president want to be so cagey about this? wouldn't you and your colleagues and committees know about this? >> well, i would hope he would explain whether he had or not. you know, when i first saw this it reminded me of the president's excellents a year or so ago he had met with putin. he likes to overstate things. you know, look at these two stories, one where he is denying the comments that he has a good relationship with kim jong un. there is a recording of it. he contests the actual recording that you can listen to and sounds pretty clear to me. then you also have the president contesting what he said in that with senators. it will say doubt about what took place. when you're caught on it try to escape that it ever happened. >> so what did you hear though in those comments. is truth now defined not necessarily by fact but in an interpretation via partisan politics. one democrat claimed he heard the president say the w

you have four minutes remaining mr. kim. >> first just to clear things out. >> i don't know if i agree completely with your opposing counsel that the wealth of the neighborhood should make a difference. but i suspect that if police officers arrived at a wealthy home and it was white teenagers having a party and one said my dad just bought this house and i told the kids they could have a party, and he told me to come and larry told me to come that they would not be arrested. maybe the kid who lied but i doubt very much those kids would be. so how was this case different? the same set of facts, sparsely furnished, may be a little dirty, lights are on, that sort of thing. so shouldn't we have a rule that if we require mens rea at all that police officers should be treating people equally? >> absolutely. i take very seriously their obligation to do so. but the claim in this case they took their time and investigated very thoroughly. >> was anybody arrested for trespassing for going to a part party? >> yes because they were resp

in a televised meeting today, russian president vladimir putin said he believes, quote, mr. kim jong-un has obviously won this round against the west. he went on to call the north korean leader a, quote, shrewd and mature politician. and somehow the north koreans appear to have gotten their hands on a copy of the michael wolff book "fire and fury" and they've come out with a quote that could be used as a blurb when it goes to trade paper back. according to "the new york times," a north korean newspaper said foretells trump's political demise. since the book was published it has triggered a debate on whether trump is qualified to be president, even in western europe. let's not forget the title of the book comes from trump himself when he threatened the north with the aforementioned fire and fury. it was an interesting trump quote about kim jong-un from an interview today with the "wall street journal" that made news tonight mostly because people can't figure out what it means. the president is quoted as saying in this interview, i probably have a very good relationship with kim j

asked if he had spoken with mr. kim, the president said i don't want to comment on it. i'm not saying i have or haven't. i just don't want to comment. joining me now, former new mexico governor and ambassador to the united nations, bill richardson. governor, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, martin. >> you've got a deep knowledge, i know, of north korea. we've talked on several occasions on that. how rare would it be for the president to have talked already to kim jong-un seemingly without anybody knowing? >> no, it can't happen. i think there's just too much intelligence activity, too many leaks from the white house. the president would tweak. but i think his comment -- i'm going to give him a little credit -- where he says he's ready to talk to him is good. now what he has to do is be silent, get on the sidelines, don't tweet, leave it alone. let his people initiate some kind of diplomatic talks, the national security adviser, the secretary of state. in other words, kim jong-un has made a move and the guy may -- this may not be popular but he may be

i don't remember that one. >> supervisor kim: mr. frey. >> my ris recollection is only e waller street project is the only one with a 10-year limitation. >> supervisor kim: okay. and that was actually a significant reduction, at 59% in terms of their property assessed value. okay. these two projects are slightly lower in their reduction rate. for me on a level of consistency i would move both of those items forward with the 10-year limit and that would be my recommendation to have the property owners come back again to explain additional costs or rehabilitation at that time. so that will be the amendment that i will be making on these two -- on these two items. so before we take a motion to do that, we're going to open up these two items for public comment? any members of the public that would like to speak on items 4 and 5? packagpublic comment is now clo. colleagues on item 4 and 5, can we take a motion to move those forward with recommendation, amending it with a 10-year term for the mills act exemptions? >> supervisor breed: so mo

mr. trump taunts kim jong-un saying his nuclear button is bigger. >>> and amazon shipped more than 5 billion so where did all those boxes go? we'll show you what happens to the mountain of cardboard leftover from your holiday purchases. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it's been brutal. >> chilling. it really stings the face. >> the major storm begins roaring up the east coast. >> a beast of an ocean storm. this is going to become extremely powerful. >> contact resumes between north and south korea after president trump appears to taunt mr. kim jong-un. >> it's a continuing protest. >> the u.n. must speak out. in the days ahead, we'll be calling for an emergency session. >> a bus crashed. >> senator orrin hatch of utah >> this paves the way for mitt romney to run for the seat. >> i've always been a good fighter, but every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves. >> a deadly blizzard on the state throughway. >> you couldn't see in front of you. >>> one passenger in spain was so upset over the delay, he opened the door on the wing and

mr. trump believes he has developed a positive relationship with leader kim jong un, despite their publicgests mr. trump is open to diplomacy. when asked if he had spoken with mr. kim, the president said he did not want to comment. >>> the cincinnati inquirer reports there is a chance that lead tests for 7 million children may have been wrong. the tests were issued a really back in 2014. the cdc is now recommending that some children thought to be healthy should be rescreened. >>> the detroit free press says 2900 ranger pickup truck owners should stop driving them immediately and replace the takata air bags. this affects certain two people were killed in separate incidents. ford determined the inflaters were built on the same day at the same plant. >>> and "people" reports the sons of actress julia louis-dreyfus filmed an adorable music video in honor of her last chemo treatment yesterday. ♪ beat it just beat it ♪ >> they lip synced the words to michael jackson's "beat it." louis-dreyfus shared the video on instagram. i love what she said about her sons. she said look what these guys did

working in that park as a model for the other parks in the neighborhood. >> darsha>> supervisor kim: tha, mr. douglas. >> supervisor breed: are we in morning or afternoon? >> supervisor kim: it's officially afternoon. >> good afternoon, my name is pat somora and i'm the area director for boys and girls clubs of san francisco and we are the current master tenant at bodecker park and i also chair the bodecker park advisory committee and i'm here to really underscore the need for the commitment to the ongoing dedicated resources to ensure that tenderloin parks continue to, you know, to be safe, active and accessible for all community members beyond the capital improvements and working with bodecker park, people always ask what is the secret sauce? and it has really been this collective impact model and that no one organization can do it alone and that our strength is in our neighbors and in our unity and also working with the -- mr. ginsburg's staff and they have been dedicated and they've always gone the extra mile in working with us and with supervisor kim's office, and some of the community

mr. trump mocked kim jong-un and north korea's nuclear capabilities in an extraordinary tweet. david martin at the pentagon has more on this. >> reporter: no american president has ever made such a blatant nuclear threat. responding to kim jong-un's boast that he has a nuclear button on his desk, president trump tweeted, "i, too, have a nuclear button that is bigger and more powerful, and my button works." we don't know what kim thought of the tweet, but it was unsettling to former vice president biden who once had the authority to hit the button if something happened to president obama. >> this is not the stuff to be tweeting about. it is a very, very, very difficult problem. >> reporter: it's not an actual button but a briefcase called "the football" carried by an aide who follows the president everywhere. it containtz codes the commander in chief would need to order the use of newly weapons. whatever you call it, american nuclear forces are incomparably more powerful than north korea's. this one submarine carries more warheads than kim jong-un has in his entire arsenal. so t

president trump coming under fire for the latest salvo in his twitter war with north korean leader, kim jong-un. mrp insists he too has a nuclear button on his desk but says it is bigger than kim's. according to the president, "mine works." david martin reports from the pentagon. >>> and my button works. >> we don't know what kim thought of the tweet, but it was unsettling to former vice president biden. who once had the authority to hit the button if something happened to president obama. >> this is not the stuff to be tweeting about. >> not an actual button but a briefcase called the football carried by an aide who follows the president everywhere. it contains the codes the commander-in-chief would need to order the use of nuclear weapons. whatever you call it, american nuclear forces are in comparably more powerful than north korea's. this one submarine carries more warheads than kim jong-un has in his entire arsenal. so the president's tweet is not an empty boast. but would he really use nuclear weapons against north korea? former senator sam nunn is founder of an institute attempting to reduce

. >> supervisor kim: thank you president breed and mr. guy. after i think about three years of debates and negotiations on this very issue, short-term rentals, i think it's actually a positive thing as mentioned by one of the member's public comment, that we are all on the same page how we would like to see legalized short-term rentals move forward here in san francisco and it's truly short-term rentals people living in their homes, just sharing their experiences with those visits san francisco versus what we feared, which was full-time hotels in residential units that should be homes. thank you for all the work and glad to see that our short-term rentals platforms with working in partnership with the city. i think it is an incredible thing to know that many illegal listings are no longer being provided online and that we are really focused on residents that are doing short-term rentals and providing great experiences for those visiting san francisco, from supervisor peskin we have motion to continue this to the call of the chair and we can do

is that still the case with kim jong-un? mr. thae: of course, and kim jong-un even upgraded his propaganda campaign to make him as a god of north korean people. rep. engel: thank you. so is there any scenario in which north korea might freeze or dismantle its long-range missile or nuclear weapons program? what would be the best means to persuade north korea to do so? mr. thae: i think, first, kim jong-un still believes he can achieve this goal. so we should continue to tell north korean leadership and with kim jong-un himself, that america will not accept north korea as a nuclear armed state. north korea has seen how india and pakistan achieved that goal, and they want to follow india and pakistan. but we should clearly clarify that this would not the case for north korea. rep. engel: from what you know about the internal dynamics of the north korean political and economic systems, how might increased external pressures lead the north korean government to change course? if not, why not? mr. thae: as i said, of the current economi

it must be welcome to russia and the financial sector >> the situation that we have, probably if mr. kim>> that's sarcastic, i like this guy. >> what happened do you have an answer? what the hell did happen >> there is a large part of the country that liked him >> he comes here and maybe he will say something and you will like >> what would you like him to say? >> i don't know. last year everybody was frighten because mr. trump was seen as an anti-global and he's a guy against free trade, i don't know what he's going to say here. i was in vietnam when he was speaking one day after he visited china and i saw nice things in the chinese and in vietnam, he spoke of a different tone of china. i don't know >> we are all waiting for that time now to slip in a quick eak and an early look of tomorrow of an early line up of davos when we return, back in a davos when we return, back in a moment it is... the new ibm cloud private. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. yours. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and u

mr. trumpas asked about kim jong-un's claim that he has a nuclear button on his desk and he's capable of hitting anywhere in the u.s. >> we'll see, we'll see. now, the president returns to washington today. the most immediate plan is to address a bill shutting down the government as they run out of money. >> thank you, diane. >>> they're trying to determine the cause of a plane crash that killed ten american tourists and two costa rican pilots. the charter plane went down moments after takeoff in the northwest part of the country. it was headed to the capital of san jose and crashed in a mountainous area killing everyone on board. officials say strong winds earlier in the day forced the pilots to alter their itinerary. a family from new york city said five actives on vacation. they were identified as a couple with their three sons. >>> they're looking into what caused a man to open fire on deputies. one deputy was killed. laura podesta has that story. >> reporter: four sheriff's deputy and one police were shot sunday while responding to a domestic disturbance at this apartment complex. z

president tells "the wall street journal" he probably has a very good relationship with north korea's kim jong-un. mr. trump would not reveal whether he had spoken with kim saying, quote, i just don't want to comment. also breaking, the white house is refusing to acknowledge that the president's tweet criticizing the fisa surveillance program caused confusion just hours before a pivotal reauthorization vote in the house of representatives. but the chaos seemed obvious to mostly everyone watching as mr. trump's allies scramble to understand why he seemed to be contrastricting his own administration's national security policy. this is an issue of major concern. >>> and the house voted to authorize a key provision of fisa anyway, but only after the president finally posted a second tweet making his support clear. this incident is escalating concerns about the president's instant and unfiltered response to what he sees on tv and whether he fully understands what's in the legislation supported by his own administration. we're covering all of that and much more at this hour with our guest, including senato

mr. trump was asked about kim jong un's claim he has nuclear button on his desk and capable of hitting anywhere. >> president trump at least temporarily seemed to brush off the north korean dictator's comment. die ainge king hall, cbs news. >> chief justice john roberts says he expects a full report by march on how the judicial branch handles sexual harrassment allegations against its own judges. robert say the judiciary will evaluate whether its standards are enough to ensure an ex preliminary workplace. last month prominent federal judge alexei announced his retirement, after he was accused of sexual misconduct. >>> the new year ushering in new mayor for atlantic city new jersey, mayor-elect frank gilliam will officially be sworn in later today. democrats defeated incumbent mayor don guardian and the november election, swearing in is her moanly take place at atlantic city city hall at noon. >> well, coming up the in next half hour of "eyewitness news ," more new years celebration frost all around the worlds, plus, we're live with a preview of today's mummers parade here in philly. plus this.

katty and christian will be looking at the ongoing spat between the us president and kim jong un, following mr trump's boastful tweet about the size of his nuclear button. and joining me laterfor a look at tomorrow's front pages will be the columnist, susie boniface and the political commentator, alex deane. welcome to sportsday. coming up tonight, we are at the emirates stadium ahead of a battle for the top four in the premier league at arsenal take on chelsea. west brom say their midfielderjake livermore confronted a west ham fan because the supporter abused him about the death of his infant son in 2014. a little bit of history — new zealand's colin munro scores 104 to become the first batsman to make three centuries in t20 internationals as the black caps beat the west indies. i will have the build—up to the fifth test in sydney. can england finally get an ashes win? we start at the emirates — where arsenal host chelsea. a win for the champions would see them go back to 2nd in the table. they face a side though who've won 13 of their last 15 league games at home. before we go to our footbal