i'm about to nab me a couple of phones. he tries to open up the doors. that's not going to work. then he backs up. incoming. >> it worked? >> just rammed through a window. >> he gets outside and makes out with a bunch of phone. >> typically the displays are nothing more than empty shelves, a plastic dummy. >> he nabbed a bunch of dmy ph. police are hi bute o of th really thelass than the phones that he got off with. >> it's a bit of a pain in the glass. >>> it's the middle of winter, but these will warm your heart. we start in missouri with stray rescue of st. louis where it is freezing cold. they spotted a stray dog out in a field. they'd seen her before. she's seen them. the dog trotted away. even though that stray ran off, there were two puppies. this house had been burned down. it is crumbling. but that's where they go to hide. donna right here goes to start looking for them. you see there's one right there. but when she gets close, the puppy disappears and that's a problem, because there is is is and crevices for the dogs to hide. she searched for four hours. you see her put

she is only the sixth person ever to nab every major tv honor.s not the only star sweeping awards season. >> glenn close. >> thank you very much. >> from glenn close to this bohemian rhapsody champion. >> rami malek. ♪ he is the champion, my friends ♪ >> yes, girl. ♪ we are the champions >> how about that? >> how about that? >> crazy since 15 years ago rami was sneaking head shots into pizza boxes he delivered to hollywood casting directors. that ingenuity got him his first role on "gilmore girls request i gts. >> he said, can i speak to rami malek? i said, speaking. she said, can we get him over to the office? i said, listen. i'll be there in a heartbeat. she said, so it's you. do you have your sag card? i said, no. but we can work on that and we can work on me having an agent too. >> rami kissed his co-star turned girlfriend. angela bassett and her hubby mingled as did emma stone and dave mccarey. but this husband and wife made sure the shrine auditorium was no quiet place. >> emily blunt. >> when she won, john krasinski whooped it up. literall

it was this spectacular display. 100,000 people he managed to nab the best tickets to come and see andve in london, but as you know, 12.5 million, i guess we'll get the ratings a little later on, but it was an estimated 2.5 million people expected to watching it at home. 11 minutes worth of fireworks display to show the power and might of the united kingdom. thank you very much, eight tons of fireworks. that is double what i thought it was, i have been selling at short ball evening, eight tons of fireworks. right, let's go to edinburgh, andrew black is there froze. plenty of people there on princes street, what did they make about spectacular display? yeah well, the party is still going. friends ferdinand, their main headline bands, are cranking out the hits the edinburgh castle. the pictures speak for themselves of course, let's ask some of the crowd themselves what they thought of it. weaving to you. become part of this evening? from glasgow. fantastic, you are the first scottish person i have spoken to all—night. what you think of the night? the fireworks we re think of the night? t

therefore for it to be fair it has to question the nab law has to question those were been in government but the figures are short shocking as far as the corruption with the corruption has been done and i feel i'm surprised by the fact that people some of the people are still defending what the kind of practices let's talk about are if i will be as the president of pakistan your disability and commander in chief of the armed forces. but this rule is considered to be a ceremonial one what is going to be different in the pakistan that you will bring is the rule of leadership i did defining with causes i have taken up an initiative which is called pakistan the presidential initiative on artificial intelligence i believe that the world is seeing you very fast i believe the internet of things that are just around the corner into this internet of industrial things are surrounded corner people have described it as the fourth in the civilization which is around the corner and i want pakistan to be there in the beginning jump onto the train right now because the economy as is being predicted of t

commitment to the nab and, you know, and i'm looking at the chart here, and that would be almost $40 billion, but then how do you think other countries will respond? that's $254 billion, if we were to be unresponsive and if we withdrew from that and, of course, if the nab were to shut down, how would such a reduction undermine its capacity and ability to deal with inevitable future crises. thank you for being patient and listening to my question. >> thank you, miss moore. that's a good question. >> and with regard to the quota as my testimony suggest, we, the u.s., would be opposed to changing the quota, and that's the basic capital of the international monetary fund. that quota has doubled in recent years and it has substantial forward-leaning capacity to lend. in addition, the imf has currently access to the new agreements to borrow as you were rightly pointing out, and so in my testimony i make the point that we want to see a properly funded imf to deal with international crisis and that's the basis of the country, and the inner agency will be involved in the administration with t

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that is nabbed. thank you for that.day. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist, rachel shabi, and the political editor of the sun on sunday, david wooding. another mixed bag of headlines, fleet street all shook up about what should be the lead. the metro says the pilot of the plane which vanished with cardiff city's new signing emiliano sala on board, told friends he was "a bit rusty" with some of the plane's controls. the ft says the biggest audit firms are being warned against subverting eu rules, that require large companies to switch auditors every 20 years. a link between oral health and alzheimers is the is lead. it says the new evidence could transform medical understanding and treatment. the telegraph has an image ofjack shepherd, the fugitive who handed himself into police earlier. it also says thatjeremy corbyn has signalled that labour would join remain tories in blocking a no deal brexit. —— bac

literally trashed by its creator for all to seeat a london auction, iconic artist banky's latest work nabbed an impressive $1.4 millionand then, without warning, promptly self destructed in front of everyonethe whole thing turned out to be a stunt, orchestrated by banksy himself..who built a paper shredder into the artwork's frame and had a cohort trigger it on site.the art world was nevertheless stunned by the oh-so-unique and oh-so-banksy performancelet's face it -- this duck is hot ... and he knows itand now, so does the , colorful mandarinntasl parkand became on overnight sensationwith pics popping up all over the internet -- on t- shirts ...even on ... dogs?ny magazine called him "new yor's most eligible bachelor"fans flocked to catch a glimpse of the dazzling duck locals call e #hotduckif you're a gamer or you know a gamer, then you've probably heard the name fortnitethe online multiplayer shoot-em-up was the game to play in 2018how popular was it? consider this ... a version of the game is actually free to download ...however, in april alone, in-game purchases, like extra outfits and

he nabbed a bunch of dummy foam. police are looking for him. but the owner of the of shop says the glass he broke cost more in damages than the foam that he got off with. >> the pane in the glass. >>> it's the second week of january which means 95% of everybody's relations have gone straight out the window. you doing years? you drinking water? >> i drink water january 1r -- water every time, but i'm starting february 1st. >> you need fiber in your diet. why do you need fiber? >> i think we all know why we eat fiber -- for the taste. cameraman! >> in this case, one of the funniest people, ccheri o' teri. >> i like my fiber tasty. sometimes i eat it hasty. either way i'm good to go. >> she crazy. >> right. >> what are they? a they are little hidden clues. it's on the white boards. yeah, yeah. they get so hilarious. this is my personal favorite. >> i love eating my fiber one cereal. sometimes i imagine that the vanilla clufters are meteorites headed straight for a planet. then they go right into the milky way. i'm alone a lot. [ laughter ] >> that

. >>> a toddler helped nab some thieves. the california city tha launched an app to warn you >>> tonight at 6:00, are you ready for the big one? we ask that quite of tten. the california city that launched an app to warn people ahead of time about an earthquake. the question is when we will have the app in the bay area. that's at 6:00. >>> a couple of thieves were busted ands have a young boy to thank. the department posted this picture. he's named austin. he watched a eed as two men wal into the garage. he quickly told his mom who called the sheriff's department. they tracked the two men and arrested them. >> you leave my brother's bike alo alone. >>> before we go, there it is. the rain is coming in. >> rain comes in on saturday. we got another chance on monday and next wednesday. one to two feet of snow this weekend. >> that's big. extra joining us here at 5:00. lester holt is next. >>> tonight, t . >>> tonight thehe major power shift in washington. nancy pelosi grabs the speaker's gavel again as the democrats seize contro

if you look at the human trafficking, they come in, now -- they nab the women, grab them am a put tape over their mouths, tie their hands, and take them to another country and go over the border. if we had a powerful wall, or its equivalent, they would not be able to do it because they would have to go through ports of entry. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: everybody is playing games. but i can say this, i think the democrats want to make a deal. i really do. i feel that. reporter: what is the deal? [inaudible] president trump: we will call it something different. i don't think i have to. this year, -- excuse me. we will call it something different. and a lot of work has been done on the wall. there has been tremendous renovations. if you look in san diego, there has been a new wall built which does not get reported. i don't know why you don't want to report it. look at san diego another areas. -- and other areas. we can do much more if they give us the money to do it. a lot of the work has been done. when they say build a wall, i don't say that anymore. i say finish the wall. w

they nabbed the suspect on monday. >> and thought they might have a chance of getting away with it. >> it all began here at this lucky super market just before christmas. a guy bought a lottery scratcher then went home and told his roommates he won $10,000. when he grove he was told the ticket wasn't legit. >> he said no, no, no i won. >> the man's ticket wasn't actually his ticket. the next day the real ticket surfaced when his roommate seen here tried to turn in the winner. well that's when the suspect and victim both learned the scratcher wasn't a $10,000 winner, but instead a $10 million winner. investigators say the suspect replaced the winning ticket with a forged version and the man who won never knew the suspect made the switch. >> one of his roommates goes to the same store, purchases the same ticket, later alters his losing ticket to match the winning ticket. >> not only did he forge this but he forged what is the wrong winning amount in this. >> that is correct. >> after they caught on, the suspect was invited to sacramento to collect his winnings. that's where he was arres

kellgo they're morrn nabs times of republicans and people up for re-election in 2020.hey would love to see some action but they don't have sway over the house democrats. so it's not two sides but a myriad of sides. mitchell mcconnell can see where this isn't going ands he pl his game behind -- and i meanwhile that in the legislative way, not in a pejorative way, behind the curtain. he doesn't cave the at the moment he knows there's a deal to be had, he will be present. right now can the president offer something to the democrats that would get them togo ate? robert: would it be challenged in the federal courts if the president leaned in that direction? >> i think it wouldt least get challenged. how a court rules on it is up in the air but it is almost sermon -- immediately democrats will hop on that. t butnk the larger points is, in washington we focus on who's up ad who's down politically. there are hundreds of thousands of federal workers who aren't getting paid. robert: even d.o.j. is issues, correct? >> even the f.b.i. is facing a situation where workers are resort

. >>> stealing from the stars, police say they've nabbed the thief who targeted celebrity homes over the past two years. the lapd says benjamin ackerman focused on high end homes by casing them at open houses. among the celebrities are usher and adam lambert. the 32-year-old was found with more than 2,000 items like jewelry, artwork, and clothing worth millions of dollars. >> this person is very sophisticated. in a lot of these cases we see tampered surveillance videos. we're still looking into that, that's still part of our ongoing in the crimes are committed in 2017 and 2018. ackerman is currently out on bail while the search for accomplices continues. >>> one of the sounds of the '70s is silenced tonight. ♪ love, love will keep us together ♪ >> that captain and tennil song was number one for eight weeks in 1974. musician daryl dragon, she was with him when he died today from kidney failure. they stayed friends even after their 2014 divorce. >>> more businesses are saying good-bye to california. the findings by a business advising firm found that 1,800 businesses left california in

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greg: we went from texas that former political advisor roger stone nabbed during a fbi raid at his home. with obstruction lying and witness tampering in the russia investigation. is he sweating this at all? . >> i have always said. >> the indictment part is also the discussion of trump campaign staffers of wikileaks. but he is not accused of colluding with russia but he has been warning for months he could be indicted and put on his to graham last year. >> oh my god i busted. arrest me. [laughter] [applause] greg: i have a theory his whole life is a spectacle he didn't want to be arrested in the dark. and with the raid it doesn't look like you were brushing your teeth he had already brushed his teeth his hair was combed everything was fine. that is one heck of a theory. >> that's the real deal walking out like this is probably not a good idea. [laughter] but i understand it's all on your back. it's on the internet. >> it was consensual. >> yes, sir. it is bad. [laughter] know she cannot talk right now. >> this is why i will never run for office because that will my friends to be hauled

usually people are upset when you nab their doritos or their beer, even their girlfriend. >> i imagineewhere along the way. >> right into the jail cell. >>> denver could become the first u.s. city to decriminalize magic mushrooms. the group denver for sill asignen says that it's collected over 8,000 signatures, more than enough to make its way onto the ballot. the city's election off classifiesch with anxiety, depression and to drive on them because you'll be waiting for those stop signs to turn >> i'm infused with eighty lavender flowers in every bottle. air wick essential oils smells so real we put it to the test with real people. this one smells more like lavender. that one. no way! i'll be darned.oilsollection. - fog! >>> and a good thursday morning to you. taking a live look outside at that fog out there. carl sticking around for us. look at that, foggy, foggy, foggy. this is san rafael. good morning. thanks for starting your morning with us. >> is this going to stick around for a while? >> it's going to linger for quite a while but it is very patchy. as you take a live look outsi

literally trashed by its creator for all to seeat a london auction, iconic artist banky's latest work nabbed millionand then, without warning, promptly self destructed in front of everyonethe whole thing turned out to be a stunt, orchestrated by banksy himself..who built a paper shredder into the artwork's frame and had a cohort trigger it on site.the art world was nevertheless stunned by the oh-so-unique and oh-so-banksy performancelet's face it -- this duck is hot ... and he knows itand now, so does the whole world.#hotduck, the colorful mandarin was first spotted in new york's central parkand became on overnight sensationwith pics popping up all over the internet -- on t- shirts ...even on ... dogs?ny magazine called him "new yor's most eligible bachelor"fans flocked to catch a glimpse of the dazzling duck locals call "mandi"but the internet dubbed #hotduckif you're a gamer or you know a gamer, then you've probably heard the name fortnitethe online multiplayer shoot-em-up was the game to play in 2018how popular was it? consider this ... a version of the game is actually free to download .

>> he went from detected to arrested, former trump political adviser roger stone nabbed during fbi raidis arms, facing several charges including obstruction, do they a lot, lying and witness tampering in the russia investigation. i wonder if he's sweating this at all. >> i have always said, the only thing -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> smooth. the indictment part of the mueller investigation also listed discussions stone had with campaign staffers about wikileaks which released stolen emails in 2016 but not accused of colluding with russia, trump calls it witch hunt, stone had been warning for months he could be indicted, he even put it on instagram last year. >> oh, my god, i'm busted drinking russian vodka, mueller arrest me. [laughter] >> okay. dean. >> i have a theory that -- his whole life is spectacle. he called cnn because he didn't want to be arrested in the dark. in predawn raids you look like -- you can't brush teeth. fresh polo shirt, his hair -- he called, he had brushed teeth, took a crap, everything was fine. that's my theory. >> the heck of a theory. i thought that was one

it took three agencies to finally nab him as he attend -- attempted to board a flight to uso. >> high the scenes with australia and new york. >> reporter: he is being held in san mateo county jail. the investigation looking for others who may be involved. >> hopefully all the cases move forward and he will spend time in the united states. >> >>> three major insurance companies are trying to get ahead of the claims they are expecting from the camp fire by suing pg&e. all state, state farm and usaa accused the utility of doing a poor job maintaining equipment. calfire has yet to give an official cause, pg&e admits it had problems with the transmission fire near the origin point. the fire destroyed about 90% of the housing in the butte county town of paradise. damages estimated in the billions. >>> the federal judge overseeing pg&e's probation from the sand bernardino pipeline explosion asked utility to turn over records on the 2017 atlas fire in napa county. it killed six people and destroyed nearly 800 buildings. state investigators it was sparked by a tree limb that fell on a pg&e pow

a suspected murderer and gang member traveling to the us in a caravan nabbed in mexico.ll fox news the individual from el salvador is want on several charges including murder, kidnapping, part of the 18th st. ms 13 gang. 6600 migrants have registered for temporary asylum and work visas in mexico. so far only 80 applications have been approved. i had every right to stand there. that is the covington teenager at the central of the viral video controversy speaking out saying he respects the native american protester who stood face-to-face with him on capitol hill. todd pyro joins us as the governor of kentucky comes to the student's defense. >> reporter: this controversy not going away. the latest, that interview, the shocking reaction that followed. >> as far as standing there i had every right to do so. my position is i was not disrespectful to mister phillips. i respect him and i would like to talk to him. in hindsight i wish we could have walked away. >> reporter: despite now knowing the facts and seeing the full video some don't get it was one twitter user writing this

>> reporter: he told us one dog, killer, nabbed more poachers than rangers equipped with the latest high-techpons. >> that is the most the most effective tool against the fight against poaching ever used, and it's low technology, it's low cost compared to other technologies, and it works. >> reporter: man's best friend may turn out to be a poacher's worst enemy. debora patta, cbs news, johannesburg. >> that's the "overnight news" . for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news. and you don't want to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm meg oliver. >>> taking a live look outside at the bay bridge and the east bay. it looks pretty quiet out there and calm. but there is more rain on the way after a pound -- after it pounded the bay area last night. it is thursday, january 17th. good morning. thanks for waking up with us on this special edition of kpix 5 news this morning starting at 4:00 a.m. >> it's been a very stormy night around the bay area, and it continues, including looking at some thunderstorms

he was nabbed at his grandmother's house early this morning in virginia. authorities say he shot and killed his parent and three others, including a 17-year-old and 20-year-old brother and sister in two separate unrelated shootings back in louisiana. sad story. reporter: authorities believe the shooting was or a dispute between the suspect and his girlfriend. the sheriff thanked authorities in virginia after the suspect's arrest. they believe he first shot and killed his girlfriend and her 17-year-old brother and father. then they believe the suspect drove to his parents house where he shot and killed his mother and father. investigators say the us select had been living with his girlfriend's family but was recently asked to leave. >> this is probably i would say one of the worst domestic violence incidents i have seen in quite a while, for a young man to walk into a bedroom and kill his mother and father, then kill friend in living on. reporter: authorities say the suspect had no major criminal past. just a possession of drug paraphernalia charge. he face

a suspected murderer and gained member traveling to the us in a caravan nabbed in mexico.vador is wanted on several charges including murder, kidnapping and possession of drugs. he is part of the 18th st. and ms 13 gang. 6600 migrants registered for temporary asylum. 8 of those applications have been approved. the teen suspected of murdering four people in nevada is living in the us illegally. ice confirming wilbur martinez dues minutes from el salvador. there is no previous criminal record, investigators say he robbed and shot the victims. he is due in court tomorrow. two hikers stranded in yosemite national park. and at a time hikers foisted up, and they became trapped in a crevice, called 911, they had a cold night of waiting and they were not seriously hurt. a school bus full of kids burst into flames, ran from behind by another car, a railroad crossing in south carolina. they are calling the bus driver a hero. all 34 elementary schools student safely off that bus. that is something. a winter storm pounding the midwest canceling 1500 flights and forcing 4200 delays in

( siren ) >> well, we nabbed stone.t him on lying, witness tampering and answering the door in an open bathrobe. you don't want to know where his g. gordon libbey tattoo is. >> next week on mueller. donald trump, jr. open up, we know you're in there. there's a dead hippo out here. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert. tonight night to have the living government, plus stephen welcomes author of "team of vipers" cliff sims, and paul simon, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! thank you very much! oh, it's a lively bunch tonight! welcome to "the late show," i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) thank you i understand. congratulations, we have a government! ( cheers and applause ) putting us on equal footing with zimbabwe. ( laughter ) on friday, trump announced he was signing a compromise bill to open the government for 21 days that does not include money for a border wall. ah,

elaborate this actually isn't the first time federal authorities have created a fake university to nabeign students in the united states. according to the new york times report dhs did something similar three years ago in new jersey. a wild story. >> they have to creative and on it 24/seven. >> we have no idea of all these operations going on. the veterans affairs department making it easier for veterans to get healthcare from private hospitals so the new rules cut the wait time a veteran is required down to 20 days before opting out of the system and cut down the maximum distance a veteran must travel to get here for a 30 minute trip, critics say the changes are too pricey and lead to va privatization. a small vocal group in hollywood speaking on the growing number of states pushing access to late-term abortion. cuomo signing a sweeping new abortion law last week. >> no governor, no legislator, no political swing can never jeopardize a woman's right to control her own body in this state. >> actor kevin sorbo is here to weigh in on the reality of the new law. why he is speaking out rig

officers nabbed them as they pulled out of the driveway with the car full of stolen goods. >> now that there's live streams, it's that added bonus where they can tell us, okay, the suspect is here. the suspect is now trying to drive away. >> this isn't his first run-in with the law. in 2016, he was arrested in san leandro for allegedly breaking into a home. >>> probation violated. one day after the pg&e filed for bankruptcy, a federal judge lashed out at the utility saying it's time to get its act together. we've been following it for a decade. he was in court today as he told the judge, message received. >> judge william alsip is overseeing pg&e's probation in the deadly san bruno gas explosion case. he's been pounding them for starting wildfires with sparks from downed power lines. today pg&e has violated its probation. he says he intend to compel the company to comply with the wall and prevent a third year as fire season looms in june. >> this has to be stopped. the judge created the crucible for that. we intend to do everything we can to make it happen. >> frank pitre an attorney f

so these groups in lebanon began nabbing americans. >> in beirut today, the united states was the targetshadowy men with guns, kidnapping american william buckley, the embassy's contact man for the rival christian and muslim factions. he's the third american to be kidnapped in six weeks. >> it kept happening. it was not all one go. they were taken many months apart, but it kept adding up. it consumed the reagan presidency. >> almost every day, he would have is there any news on the hostages? is there something we can do? >> there's a chink in reagan's arm armor. he felt a sense of obligation that he had to do something to get them out. i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on, is staying happy and healthy. so, i add protein, vitamins and minerals to my diet with boost®. boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals your body needs. all with guaranteed great taste. the upside- i'm just getting started. boost® high protein be up for life. half of small businesses fail within 5 years.ne. a

word ♪ ♪ now in the morning i sleep alone ♪ ♪ sweep the streets i used to own ♪ >> five men were nabbedatic national headquarters here in washington. >> nixon was desperate. >> the whitewater controversy. >> i have nothing to say about it. >> he's thinking what am i going to do? >> andrew johnson's impeachment was over a policy. he did not deserve to be president of the united states. >> i am not a crook. >> one thing leads to another. >> a great and profound crisis. ♪ one minute i held the key ♪ next the walls were closed on me ♪ ♪ and i discovered that my castles stand upon pillars of sand, pillars of sand ♪ >> you're in the office of the united states. how can you talk about blackmailing, keeping witnesses silent? >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the impeachment effort against him failed by a single vote in the senate. >> president nixon? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> is a fallen leader. >> for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> i have impeached myself. ♪ that was when i ruled the world ♪ >> good evening. i'm fareed zakaria. the constitution's impeachment clause was

. >>> sara was behind bars charged with the murder of larry nab.etectives they killed larry together but insisted it was sara's idea. this elisa committed suicide leaving sara to face trial alone. sara's defense claims she was the pawn forced to commit tact and elisa was the real mastermind. which story would the jury believe. hear with the conclusion of our story is keith morris. >> it was the winter of the 2003, more than a year after larry was poisoned with horse tranquilizer. his admitted killer, his wife. she chose her own destiny. and sara alone faced the possibility of spending the rest of her life behind bars. you attended the trial every day. >> yes, 11 1/2 weeks. >> why? why? >> our da had talked to us about the importance of our family being represented, that my dad not being forgotten. >> she believed her father died at the hands of both elisa and sarah. but though sarah admitted to being there when larry died in the days and months that followed she adamantly claimed she never went to the police because she was so afraid of elisa and o

surveillance video helped nab the suspects. police arrested the three after first finding a gold mercedes tie to a prior home burglary. inside the car, they found shading counterfeit keys, soul -- stolen mail and credit cards. >> we took a lot of care, and we had a lot of care -- concern are in these cases. the officers were on high alert to know to look for. >> reporter: police are in the process of contacting victims. kristin hardwick may be one of them. still tracking down her christmas present from her sister. >> definitely a possibility. that was not on my list. i thought it was just the way of getting things forwarded, a typo somewhere, but i did not consider theft. >> it does seem like an easy target, especially when you have a multitude of packages being dropped off. >> reporter: jed hoyer says he received delivery confirmations for six packages last month but never got them. he likely got most of the items are placed, but is now taking preventive measures. >> if i know i am going to be traveling, i do not order anythin

he got caught, and he nabbed these hostages. so who are these people?hey're working families and they're also contractors. they're people who run restaurants, small businesses. and i remember going out there. chris, it was devastating for them. because their whole life was upended, and they had nothing to do with the argument then, and these workers have nothing to do with the argument now. i guess the art of the deal is you grab hostages and you create chaos. and what's happening in the minds of my colleagues, i believe is they're panicking now because they know the human face is going to be put on all of this. i saw a mother with an autistic child who said she couldn't take care of the child because she was, you know, not -- she was locked out, essentially. >> yeah. >> and also, they're going to start getting calls for them to not take their own pay, and that's going to cut deep too. you'll see. that's the next thing. >> well, that's an interesting -- you're right about that. you know, what's interesting here to me is that the political pressure, will

elaborate, this actually isn't the first time federal authorities have created a fake university to naboreign students in the united states. according to "the new york times," dhs did something very similar three years ago in new jersey, shannon. what a wild story. >> shannon: they have to be creative and they have to be on eight 24/7. we have no idea about these operations. kristin, thank you. veterans affairs department proposing new standards making it easier for veterans to get health care from private hospitals. the new rules slash the wait time a veteran is required to meet down to 20 days before opting out of the va hospital system. cut down the maximum distance a veteran must travel to get here to a 30 minute trip. critics claim the changes are too pricey and will lead to va privatization. a small but vocal group in hollywood speaking out on the growing number of states pushing access to late-term abortions. new york was the catalyst. cuomo signing a sweeping abortion law last week. >> no governor cuomo no legislator, no political swing can ever jeopardize a woman's right to con

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after nearly 40 years of making films, this man has finally nabbed his first nod for not just best director the summer hit "blackkklansman." >> hello. >> this is ron calling. >> who am i speaking with? >> this is david duke, grand wizard of the ku klux klan that david duke. >> yes. >> since you ask, i hate blacks, i hate jews. >> its incredible film. spike lee going on instagram to celebrate posting six nominations, six boom shack ca lackcas. ya dig? sho-nuff. with me now is roma. spike lee. it took 40 years. >> better late than never. i did not remember that he was not nominated for "do the right thing." that year the big movie to beat was driving miss daisy. can you imagine? >> sore spot for him. >> he's very happy today and there was a sign that this movie may do well for him because he did actually win the best grand prize at the film festival in canton. there was a sign this was going to do well for him. i don't think he even expected he would get so many nominations. six for this one film. >> so several people of color nominated this director, no women, no bradley cooper. i had the ug

i said that is good, nabs citnct is good.'t impeach people when they are doing a good job and you don't impeach people when there was no collusion. >> while the good job thing is up for debate, but what do you make of what the president said there? >> i think what is clear is impeachment is not about populari popularity. it is a question of whether someone committed a crime. takes question it is a question did the president participate, because he involved in a crime against this nation. and that is what again going back to chairman nadler's point that in 2016, the russians clearly hadda agn effort to interfere in our elections. we don't know the trump campaign in those efforts. and so i took an oath to this constitution to represent the people who elected me. i took an oath to follow the constitution wherever it leads us. and it is too early -- >> there are clearly people in your conference who don't think that it is too early to be talking about it. come they do they endanger the democratic agenda or is it useful? >> i thin

sandra oh nabbed the statue in best actress for a drama series.inners when the oscars are handed out next month. in new york, lauren greene, fox news. . >>> the global blockbuster aquaman got taken down at the box office over the weekend. the upside, starring kevin hart, bryan cranston, and nicole kidman, was the number one movie. it surpassed expectations to open with $10.5 million ticket sales. after three weeks at the top, aquaman was number two. it has now burned a whopping $1 billion worldwide, rounding out the top four, a dogs way home, spiderman, and escape room. >>> finland now has its first school for people who dream of swimming like a mermaid or merman. the classes are held at a pool in the sub helsinki suburbs. skills such as the mermaid breaststroke and treading water, which i understand can be tricky with a tale. >> first, i bought my own tail, and then i went to swim with that tale. it was quite easy to me because i have been swimming my whole life, but it was very scary for others. >> mermaid classes have become very popular. the i

. >> they nab women, grab them, put tape over their mouth, tie their hands. >> they have tape over their mouth, electrical, blue tape as they call it. >> reporter: ten times this month alone counted the washington month. >> tying up women, putting tape in their mouth. >> they tie up women, taping them up. >> women are tied up. they are bound. >> they have women in the backseat of the cars with duct tape all over the place. >> reporter: the president claimed women are duct taped, shoved into vehicles, driven across the border and sold. those who work every day trying to protect vulnerable immigrants from sexual exploitation say duct tape isn't a thing. >> we have a database of 1,435 indictments. we went through all of them and found 26 cases that involved kidnapping. we did a search on duct tape and found one case of 1,435 cases that mentioned duct tape. >> reporter: that case was an american, not a migrant. in looking at all federal trafficking victims, most are american citizens. only a third are foreign nationals. the vast majority enter the u.s. with legal visas. no duct tape. >> what

omega-3 with this little guy, and he showed up at some fisherman's swimming ice hole, and decided to nabays say, dana, give a man a fish and he can eat for a day, but teach him to steal and he can eat forever. rights, mr. bald eagle? you are right, greg. >> jedediah: like i'm going to take this home to cook. >> juan: frigid temperatures in certain parts of the country into a deep, deep freeze, we have some incredible pictures to show how cold it is outside. look right here in new york city, check out this video of the fountain, frozen over this morning. and yesterday i dropped into single digits in midtown manhattan. and in missouri, that is a tow vote on the upper mississippi struggling to move a barge through a thick sheet of ice near clarksville, missouri. thankfully it is supposed to warm up over the next few days before another cold wave over the weekend, but our neighbors in the north, they already have a bad period of check out the video from canada. a man shooting water out of a super soaker water gun and it instantly freezes. the temperature there is negative 38. >> jesse: are w

. >>> i want to bringing in investigative reporter and nab schecter, former federal prosecutor matthew jacobs and a white color criminal defense attorney and former chair of the national bar association's pac scott boldin anna, you're hearing our discussion you heard sam nunberg's thoughts on whom the senior term official mentioned in the indictment may be what's your take on that >> sam really knows roger stone and sam worked for trump so i think he's provided some pretty good analysis throughout this entire process. this has been a really long time coming and you were both right to point out that the most intriguing part of this indictment is what's really not said, who is that person who directed the senior trump campaign adviser to contact roger stone? and you can sort of read between the lines and deduce that mueller is actually moving towards revealing that he probably has the answer to that now, roger stone can say, well it definitely wasn't trump but we really don't know and a lot remains to be seen. >> scott, i want to ask you, you heard this conversation here nunberg said tha

this is a day the president's dirty trickster ally, roger stone, was nabbed in a pre-dawn raid by the fbi and indicted by robert mueller after he allegedly went to wikileaks to get stolen e-mails to damage hillary clinton's campaign. is it any wonder on a day like this that donald trump was the picture of the sad president, or as he been known to say, low energy? look. is it any wonder the president didn't sound as proud as he said he was when he announces td the zeal to reopen the government. watch this. >> i am very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. [ applause ] >> applause? really? what is there to applaud? this president shut down the federal government, leaving 800,000 workers without paying and creating chaos all across the country, only to take a deal that he could have taken 35 days ago. the emperor not only has no clothes, he has no walls. but he apparently couldn't resist immediately ad-libbing this. >> as everyone knows, i have a very powerful alternative, but i didn't want to use it at this time. hope

. >> they come in, they nab women, they grab them, they put tape over their mouth, they tie their hands. they have tape over their mouths, electrical tape, usually blue tape, as they call it. >> reporter: ten times this month alone, counted "the washington post." >> tying up women, putting tape in their mouths. they tie up women, taping them up. women are tied up, they're bound. they have women in the backseat of the cars with duct taped all over the place. >> reporter: the president claims that women are duct taped, driven across the border and sold. those who work to protect those immigrants say duct tape isn't a thing. >> we have a database of 1,435 indictments and went through all of the indictments and found 26 cases that involved kidnapping. we did a search on duct tape and we found one case of 1,435 cases that mentioned duct tape. >> reporter: and that case was an american, not a migrant. in looking at all federal trafficking cases, most victims are u.s. citizens. only about a third of trafficking cases are foreign nationals, and the vast majority of them enter the u.s. with lega

news who was nabbed by the soviets in the 1980s and then traded for soviet intelligence assets., nick danoff was not an american spy. is that what we're looking at here? i don't really know, but it's a very unusual case, i think. >> steve, ambassador jont huntsman has already visited whelan in prison. is that sending a signal to the russians about how seriously this is being seen? >> yeah, absolutely. i think it's the right thing to do. ambassadors rarely, as a matter of fact, in my recollection, never in my 30-year career did i see an ambassador go in for something that is normally, you know, a very low-level type of visit just to make sure that the american prisoner is okay. but, again, getting back to something that susan was just talking about and why this would be so important for the ambassador to go in, it's because this isn't a spy case. paul whelan is not a spy. just as maria butina is not actually a staff intelligence officer herself. she's simply somebody that is being used by the kremlin. i think the real reason that we have this poor american in lefortovo prison by

. >>> opening exchange, latest nab survey showing pessimism joe lavornia is sheer, a cnbc contributor and steve liesman. welcome to you both. steve, start with this survey. how circular are we getting? the survey is asking corporate america about their spending plans and their attitudes about the economy? why are things slowing down. >> one is the outlook and the assessment of the current situation. there's emotion in both sides of it and feelings and sensibilities. when you ask somebody what's your current sales compared to how it was, that plunge, as well as -- >> who are these numbers, by the way? >> these are members of the national -- economics reporting how companies are doing. >> fortune 500 or small business. >> some of them are, some are medium size. a spectrum of companies. and the plans -- the current assessment of sales fell, current assessment of profits fell and these are not small declines i had to do a double take on these numbers. when you go back and look this survey's been around 38 years, the plunges are the first, second or third declines you've been seeing. >> we