no sign of nancy.hey called nancy's twin sister krista up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet. and we're very worried about her. can you call us back? >> you know about is this kind of stuff. >> you'd think. >> krista calls her older brother jeff who's a police officer nedmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction was okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna rentz heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, "donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending." >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing persons. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband brad made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, i just

nancy: a bomb maker under arrest.e police say that a texas woman mailed explosive devices to president obama, the governor of texas, and the one made it to the governor of texas but it did not explode. >> i'm totally baffled that a sitting state governor could open a package with a potential bomb inside. nancy: one of the clues that lead to her arrest was hair from her cat found on a package that went to president obama. the woman pled not guilty but remains in federal court. president trump celebrating thanksgiving by handing out food at a coast guard station in florida. savedesident said they thousands of lives in the recent hurricanes. theent on to talk about economy and the recent record highs of the u.s. stock market and made a call to military members serving overseas. nancy: thanksgiving meal for free as a reality at a restaurant in la plata. michelle: it started from feeding 100 people to thousands today. scott taylor with the thankful families who attended. scott: she has been cooking since 3 a.m. >> everythi

nancy: rich, thank you. a federal grand jury indicting a potomac doctor for prescribing amphetamines, specifically adderall to patients who didn't need. according to the indictment dr. vaughn wrote the prescriptions to four women at two hooter's restaurants. he lost his medical license and he faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. larry: there is new information tonight as the "7 on your side" track allegation that teachers and staff at ballou high school were faking grades of students so they would graduate. jonathan: the i-team learned 98% of the students from the d.c. public school enrolled in the university of the district of columbia are in remedial classes. nathan baca is live outside the school with an update for us. nathan? nathan: that is right. virtually every student who graduated from d.c. public schools and came here to u.d.c. to catch up. we know that. the i-team obtained interim u.d.c. documents. >> jasmine, a d.c. public schools graduate and now learning biology at u.d.c. presentation s

nancy: this just in. president trump wrapping up the news conference from the white house making his first statement since the 12-day trip to asia. he touted the leaders with foreign leaders and effort to make sure fair trade is taken place between the united states and countries and he addressed north korea. president trump: i made clear we will not allowed them to hold the world hostage for the nuclear blackmail. i called on unite isolating the north korean regime. >> president trump talked about the stock market. and optimism for the future. alison: a special education teacher facing charges accused of selling heroin and prescription drugs on school grounds and she was busted yesterday. we have more on the charges with brad bell. brad: this is a stunner. monica snee a teacher at parkside high school here in salisbury. arrested yesterday. she has worked for them for 17 years. a special ed teacher here. we are told one of the alleged customers decided he wanted to kick the habit. the sheriff department s

nancy: thank you. the "7 on your side" ateam broke the story and will continue to digging for answers. you can can help. if you know about the absenteeism, grade inflation or other e-mail us at tips yacht wjla.com -- tips@wjla.com or call the confidential hotline. jonathan: new information in the hunt now for a cop killer in baltimore. the baltimore sun reporting two city council members want federal agencies to take over the investigation to the killing of detective sean suiter. they say an independent investigation could get quicker results while giving the homicide unit time to mourn the colleague. suiter was shot to death two weeks ago. the only unsolved lain of duty death in the department history. nancy: word tonight the secretary of state could soon be out of a job. the "new york times" says the president is considering ousting rex tillerson. if that happens the paper report the current director mike pompeo would be nominated for role. arkansas senator tom cotton would lead the c.i.a. the presid

nancy: the night is young. michelle: after the game maybe. erin, thank you. nancy: a d.c. football tradition clotted by controversy. >> punished for, giving free food to people who are hungry? michelle: whty an act of charity ended with a fine. bill: getting back to the forecast, the giants-redskins, layer up. degrees, but clear cal m. michelle: what this energy -- whitefish energy has resumed power restoration in puerto rico as a d.c. chef helped people celebrate thanksgiving. they dished out more than 12,000 pounds of turkey across the island. jose andres says the chefs of puerto rico will serve their 4 millionth meal. this weekend nancy: volunteers in northeast turning out thousands of meals, delivered to those including cancer and hiv patients. this year they helped 3500 people. michelle: two separate meals were served up for people who are homeless or just needed food anyone place to stay. in atlanta, an attempt to feed the hungry came to an abrupt and expensive end. nancy: that is because the police ticketed them. >> of all the things to be punished for, giving free

nancy: and a busy cyber monday. jonathan: an inside the white house during the most wonderful time o mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. but after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, mary's vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. luckily, the geico insurance agency had recently helped mary with renters insurance, and she got a totally fab replacement wardrobe at bloomingdale's. mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, exclusively for little lambs. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. indonesia is extending the closure of the bali airport because of a simmering volcano. it is left thousands stranded. the chances of interruption growing by the hour, the indonesian government has ordered 100,000 people near the volcano to evacuate. the last major eruption was in 1963 and that killed more than 1,100 people.

nancy: a d.c. high school student is in critical condition after being shot near the school yesterday. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday. now we are hearing from a witness. sam ford has more. sam: you remember what happened at 14 years ago. this is a high school where there was a homicide in the school. they are hoping that the young man pulls through. he is in critical condition. this is the big interest in this neighborhood. police say he is in critical condition after being shot on the street two blocks from school. the witnesses didn't want to be on tv. >> i see him laying on the ground, bloody. >> a resident the didn't want to be identified heard the shot and saw students flunk to the ground pulling out his cell phone. they ran down to get help but by the time they got her the young man lost consciousness. there needs to be more police officers out here, residents say, walking streets as the kids go home they say crime is down. >> when they say crime is down. yeah. right down t

nancy: true heroes.received a rare award and cheryl conner cheryl: still leaning on arm crutches and he moves slower. >> thank you. cheryl: representative steve scalise gives credit to the officers for every step he takes. >> these five brave men and women prevented what would have been mass execution. cheryl: crystal griner and david bailey, capitol police officers and three alexandria police officers. there these men and women we are honoring today ran toward the threat. >> today, no political divide. >> seeing steve buzz around on the scooter of his makes us feel grateful we even root for lsu if it doesn't conflict with our own interests. >> to see him healthy and walking is to see our prayers injured. cheryl: in june scalise and others practicing for the congressional baseball game when a gunman opened fire. >> special agent griner was sh returned fire to try to stop the shooter. >> today she walked with just a cane. representative scalise was shot in the hip. two others were injured. officer bailey'

nancy: this is yet another mass shooting. jonathan: tonight we begin with maggie rulli in the small town now torn by the tragedy. >> we have had a long night with our children and grandbabies we have left. maggie: one day after losing his 14-year-old daughter in the worst mass shooting in texas history, pastor pomeroy to seek comfort in each other. >> we laughed together, we cried together and we worshiped together. now most of our church family is gone. and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday. maggie: frank pomeroy is the pastor. his daughter annabelle pomeroy was inside the church when 26-year-old gunman devin kelley opened fire. the shooter was able to fire off multiple rounds on his automatic weapon, killing at least 26. many children. some of young as 18 months. >> there were three firearms that have been recovered. maggie: authorities now believe the attack was fueled by a domestic dispute. >> the suspect's mother-in-law attended this church. we know that he had made threatening texts. maggie: k

nancy: look at the u.s. capitol christmas tree arriving on the hill of a week's long journey from montana. they will go up with the decorations over the coming days. the lighting ceremony for wednesday. we are seeing it all around us. >> did you book your days off for the wedding from work? nancy: not yet. standing order. >> schedule it so you know. >> 62 today. it doesn't have a ring of the holiday yet but it will. show you what is going on. 59 is the temperature outside. down a few degrees from the high today. all in, what a very nice evening for this time of the year. light winds, the official high reached 62. we are above normal. the record is warmest on this day is 75 in the 1800's. 1896. on the flip side we have been as cold as 14. nowhere near that. remember in september we had five or ten days in a row with the temperatures below normal? that is where we stand. we are about . 7 of a degree overall below average. that is accounting for all the days, the highs and the lows. we are pretty close. we are

nancy: go crazy. jonathan: boss would love that. you know silky? nancy: yeah. i had threading there before. i don't know about the row blading -- micro blading. horace: the subject said it was not painful at all. nancy: thank you. nancy: coming up for us next at 4:00 -- he is anything but a lame duck. chris christie sarcastic remarks and the confrontation at the polls today. >> the day is here. virginia voters going to the polls. will the rain keep them away? take a look at that in a live report coming up. alison: new at 5:00, metro is getting grilled for the plans to wrap old rail cars in new vinyl. find out why they say it's better for riderrer ♪ it's time for the sleep number semi-annual sale on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? semi-annual sale, our queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is only $1499. save $300. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. q: we are live in the 600 block of 14th place nort

nancy: a bombshell report just out. nancy: many students graduated when they didn't earn it. how widespread is it? jonathan: we have te afternoon from the report to the parents just finding out the news. nancy: maryland bureau chief brad bell broke the story on twitter and has a first look at the shocking findings. brad? brad: a 211-page report. it was demanded by school board members who felt things weren't just right. the governor said he wanted it and so it's done. we have been trying to crunch numbers and a lot of statistics. it's clear hundreds of students were graduated from the school system when they shouldn't have been. the independent audit looked at the last two graduating classes in prince george's county. the audit examined a sample of the group and found 5% of the group should not have graduated and another 17% could not be called for the office in a letter to the governor said it's concerning. >> it look like we have potentially multi-thousands of students at least that fraudulently graduated. and the report is exactly what -- the report revealed what we outlin

nancy: looking festive. thank you. roy moore lead in polls turned to deficit as the governor speaks out. his wife, too, stumping for him today. >> he will not step down. [applause] >> at the women for moore rally, and the fox news poll shows him now trailing the democratic points. alison: president trump took to twitter to talk about al franken sexual harassment allegations and some call him hypocritical for weighing in on that and not the roy moore situation. that brings us to the instapoll. who do you trust to best handle sexual harassment on the hill? democrats, republicans, both, or neither? go to wjla.com or the abc7 news app to vote. we have the latest on the allegation. >> president trump accused of playing politics with the sexual misconduct. hours after the accusations surfaced against the democratic senator al franken along with this picture showing franken reaching out at a woman's chest as she slept. the president frankenstein picture is bad. it speaks a thousand words. where do his hands go in pictures two

nancy: hopefully.time it's been an icon for generations and you can now have breakfast at tiffanies. the luxury jewelry store opening very first restaurant tomorrow. at the location in new york city. the blue box cafe decked out in the egg shell blue. the breakfast costs $29. soon they will offer lunch or afternoon tea. jonathan: what do you get for $29? nancy: i don't know. one egg and maybe one slice of toast. jonathan: take a picture and move along. talk a situation. we are stressing to folks this is serious. we are getting down to chilly temperatures. >> i want to break it down for you, the hour-by-hour. good evening, late afternoon to all of you. outside right now is not bad. it's chilly. 45 in winchester. leesburg at 46. still 56 in d.c. the winds are light. so not much of a wind chill factor around the region. winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. that will change. so watch this. we will do a wind forecast for you. we go through 10:30, 11:00 tonight. the winds are not bad at all. up to 10 miles per hour

nancy: nancy: more than 100 absences and seniors still graduating. jonathan: gunned down by the police, but wasn't justified? nancy: your pet every day, but could they be making them sec? the fda warning, next. details ofking new the missile launch by north korea. minutes ago, state media in the country reporting it as a new type of missile capable of reaching u.s. land. it was the highest and longest launch the regime has ever conducted. president trump says the united states is ready. >> we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us and we had a discussion on it. it is a situation that we will handle. nancy: the launch of the missile that landed in the sea of japan thes just one week after president restated that the north korean country is a state sponsor of terrorism. schooln: ballou high when all but one of their seniors received letters of acceptance to college. studentst some missed up to 75% of their senior year. .is correctrts that nathan gaps thate alarming some school board members are calling shocking. we cannot show

nancy: thank you very much. meantime, president trump spending more than an hour on the phone with russian today. the main topics are syria, iran, north korea and ukraine. the call comes after putin met with the syrian president bashar al-assad. the two also coordinated anti-terror efforts in afghanistan. that is according to the kremlin. jonathan: how about this? ohio man spending time in prison for attack against the state of the union but he wants the case overturned saying the f.b.i. took advantage of his weakened mental state to entrapment. but they arrested him after he bought guns around ammunition and he pled guilty to a number of different charges. they camped outside the store for days for a set of nike shoes only to be sold you have to go home. because they were going to call off the sale. they weren't going to open the doors. imagine that. you wait a few days and nothing happens. but the worry is there were just too many people outside. waiting for the air macs. nationwide but not until march. many t

nancy: n.p.r.'s news chief re-signing amid sexual harassment allegations dating back to his work with the "new york times." reporting yesterday surfaced he kissed two women applying for jobs at the "new york times" when he was the d.c. bureau chief in the 1990's. the women formally complained to national public radio which had placed him on leave. jonathan: "7 on your side" now with a consumer alert. 235,000 jobs added in october. that is according to payroll processor a.d.p. that covers the private sector. the federal report shows job losses in september after hurricane harvey and irma hit texas and their october numbers and update the unemployment rate but that is happening this friday. nancy: the first obama open enrollment period without obama in office. it's shorter than in previous years. some customers who don't get help paying for the plans could see premium increases and options vanishing. abc7 d.c. bureau chief sam ford has the enrollment kickoff in washington. sam: mayor bowser celebrated

nancy: a consumer alert. kimberly suiters at the "live desk" with a new warning before you give your dog its next treat. kimberly: not this treat. these are still great. but bones. this is a serious warning from the f.d.a. said bone treats made 90 pelts sick. 15 dogs died. they differ from the uncooked bumper bones. try, processed, the ham bones, pork femur and rib bones. they report obstruction in the digestive tract. they also caution bones from the kitchen. they can cause the injuries, too. in the trash can. when your dog does get a new toy or any kind of bone try to supervise them for a little bit to make sure he will be okay. not all treats and bones are created equally for all breeds. check with the vet for the safest options. i'm kimberly suiters in the newsroom. back to you in the studio. >> today is giving tuesday. a chance to think of the favorite charities on the heels of black friday and cyber monday. wallet hub.com says maryland is second on the list for most charitable state. utah ranks number o

nancy? nancy: thank you. skytrak7 is over apartment in landover after the car took off. it's in dodge park road. and brad bell is on the scene. extreme caution taken by the residents there tonight. >> everybody is out of the building. they don't know if it will collapse. this is a bizarre. we move crime scene tape and you can see the hole in the building and how the brings caved in. look what is missing. there is no car here. the car took off. i want to show you the video now that was released a short time ago by the prince george's county police. the security camera on the building shows what appears to be a silver sedan. we believe it's a nissan because it left part of the grill here with the logo it. it goes in at though it's parking and accelerates. jumps the curb and slams in the building. it appears that someone was hitting the wrong pedal. but we don't know because the car took off. hit-and-run. the people living in the building are not allowed back in. when we come back at 5:00, you will hear what is on their mind. in landover, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: bre

nancy: on alert now in new york. two days after the terror attack that killed eight, maggie rulli is in new york where the man who was captured alive is admitting to it all. >> in the aftermath of the terror attack, the city is still shaken. >> it's scary to think that happened near the school. >> the suspect barreling down a well-used bike path in lower manhattan. neighborhood filled with families and schools. the community is determined to be resilient. >> we decided to wear black and show support of the community. we'll get through it. >> the schools are back in session. this is the high school and right here less than 50 yards away that bike path where many students say they saw the terror unfolding firsthand. the city's mayor stopped by the school today to offer his support for the the fact that new yorkers were undeterred. the message that came through loud and clear here is that everyone had each other's backs. >> the city got a visit from attorney general jeff sessions making sure that new york knows they are

nancy: spring break may be shrinking. alison: it's a matter of squeezing together a school year between labor day and mid-june. new at 4:00, we have a new calendar today. kevin? kevin: it's a sparring match between larry hogan and the montgomery county public schools. last year the governor mandated that the schools start after labor day in an effort to boost ocean city tourism. the move makes it more challenging with a minimum of 180 instruction days. after much conversation, 2018-2019 calendar will have 182 class of montgomery county. although the schools will be closed on rosh hashanah and other holidays, spring break could become even shorter. the montgomery county education association saying in a statement industry over the education of our children the board of education faced impossible situation. >> there is an increase in tourism, it's better for a longer summer. people to spend more time with the families, too. spring break, to give us a quick break from school. >> there is no official response from hogan but h

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi did not get played today by donald trump. if they and their advisers understand the importance of the moment that trump has now given them, nancy pelosi and chuck schumler make donald trump pay for his lies in a way that is not some petty settling of a personal score, but an important lesson about the real governing questions involved in funding the government. america has reason to fear tonight that the trump insult machine has become so normalized in washington that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will not demand a retraction from donald trump as a condition for dealing with him. and if they don't, the truth will suffer once again and the future of governance in this country will take yet another turn for the worse. it is against most professional politicians' nature to be confrontational in these situations. they are compromisers by nature, especially in the congressional leadership, and especially when the rationale for compromise is for the good of the country, as it always is when trying to avoid a government shutdown, w

nancy: thank you very much. alison: thank you. nancy: "7 on your side" alert. honda is trying to get the car owners who still have the dangerous recall takata air bags to bring in their vehicle. a woman severely injured when she is the face of a new add add -- new ad campaign. she is appears in videos posted today. y'all one of the most popular family minivans. there is a push for a massive recall of the chrysler pacifica. an auto safety group says the vans can stall without warning. they are asking for a federal investigation leading to the recall of the vans. the fiat chrysler says there are no reports of crashes or injuries. jonathan: check out this video that shows intense weather that the argentine navy is facing. they are looking for a missing sub. can you imagine being out in that? the sub has 44 people on boardment -- on board. they just heard from the sub last night. not sure what it was. nancy: the mission to find a missing boater continues. two men boating off the coast of california near john matarese. one man -- san mateo. one was found lifeless an

nancy: intriguing. the c.m.a. awards are tonight and we are getting a preview of the big awards up for grabs. our own kidd o'shea is in if music city and he joins us live for the red carpet in nashville. hey, kidd. kidd: before we hit the red carpet, we hit the town. >> when you hit the streets of nashville looking for a good time, there is a couple of things to know. first of all, you should have a good pair of boots. >> you look great in a cowboy hat. kidd: really? perfect cowboy hat. can i try yours on? >> sure. do you think it fits absolutely! be ready to dance! i learned it from george. 70 years old and visiting from fort lauderdale, florida. george was concerned i couldn't keep up with the dance moves. there were some i had never seen before. a few classics. closest thing to a tennessee strut. these are a few of the things you should be ready for if you are looking for a good time in nashville. i hope we will see dancing tonight on the red carpet. maybe george will show up. who knows? if you look behind me,

nancy: a medical procedure. women who have it love it in overwhelming numbers and holmes answers the question is it worth it? >> she had a little secret. >> i would do the jumping jacks and worked out. horace: it caused her problems and minutes. horace: she blames her children for the problem. one is nine pounds and the other ten. as the years went by, the kids are now teenagers, the problem got worse. >> you look at the commercial, i don't want to do that. horace: incompetence is a common problem. >> there is a solution for my problem. >> some say it's vaginal rejuvenation. >> it works by the low level of heat using radio frequency. >> and the vaginal rejuvenations one of the most popular procedure he performs. >> it helps with the incontinence. >> and vaginal dryness. >> people have inability to reach the orgasm. it generates the nerves in genitalia. >> it does make a difference. yeah. horace: carries 97% approval rating. the three sessions cost $3,000. is it worth it? >> it concerns me that it reinforces the

nancy: we know that santa claus has to be really strong. nancy: that is strong! michelle: he has to be to lift the toys up chimney every year. he is competing for the world's strongest man title next month saying it is keeping him fit and in shape. >> i was terribly out of shape. obese. beat up by diabetes. i realized if i'd see the kids graduate from high school i have to lose weight and get in shape. >> this is a good guy operation to raise money for gifts and children. leave him celery sticks this year. jonathan: i give you a piece of advice. i would not mess with santa this year. he is lifting car parts. i like to lift things up and put them down. >> the reindeer have to account for the muscle. >> they will do what they got to do. >> get to work! >> they fear santa now. big-time. bill: there. jonathan: gorgeous. bill: stunning. i snapped a couple of pictures today. it was beautiful. these are live video stream from the building wjla. let me show you another one in hagerstown. there is not a cloud in the sky. absolutely lovely. jonathan: great. >> how nice wou

nancy: miracle. thank you. in the other big story tonight, dangerous cold weather sweeping through the area. jonathan: if you have been outside you know it's chilly. it will get colder. winter blast. exactly how low is this going to go? bill: 26 officially which is the record for tomorrow. some of the outlying spots are low 20's in the teens. the number you want to dress for is feels like temperature because it's still breezy outside. the ten to the 20-mile-per-hour winds knocking the number down below freezing. this is one of the warmer spots. that is reagan national. if you look at the other temperatures, the air temperature, not the wind chill. down to 30 at winchester. culpeper is 35. quantico at 38. with the wind chill values considerably less than that. how about a 25 out near chantilly, dulles, frederick at 29. baltimore at 27. the numbers are staying that way in terms of the wind chill factor. the evening forecast then, next few hours, skies are clear. you don't worry about the rain or snow. but you do

but then he turns to trash talking chuck and nancy. we have seen him in the last two days, right before this hour, windows into his mind, what was remarkable about yesterday's event with the code talkers, wasn't just the deployment of a racial slur, we have actually seen lots and lots of that. it was that his mind couldn't keep him sort of grounded in the moment of world war ii veterans. i guess the threat of today a ballistic missile launch by the north koreans couldn't keep him grounded in the seriousness of his job. he went right to smearing chuck and nancy, calling them weak on crime, weak on illegals, weak on the military and i wonder what she would advise democrats to make of that. >> first we shouldn't expect gra graff tas or coherence. we don't expect that from donald trump. but i've been thinking about over the course of the launch of the icbm, richard haus's warning escalation in this environment could lead to something catastrophic. so this kind of bravado, this kind of unwillingness to focus in on the immediate danger, righ

chuck and nancy backed out of a meeting with the president. a battle over who is the boss and it wasn't tony dance a. more pressure on congressman john conyers to get out. whs, this is whistleblowers. this is the final five, let's do this. it was a pretty good run after a if you months without missile lawn 's. a missile tested for the first time since november. it traveled 100 miles before splashing into the sea. the president says don't only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us. we've had a long discussion on it. it is a discussion that situation that we will handle. the way he's talking the president may have called in one of washington's best fixer. it's handled. thank you, olivia pope. >> the new president trump loves candle. he has spoken with south korean moon jie and. this is the 16th missile test for north korea this year or as the kids say no could he. with each test the north is getting closer to perfecting the nuclear war head into high temperature erythropoietin's atmosphere. it went hig

nancy?ll of the concerns that you have simultaneously without making. [ inaudible question ] >> it's challenging exercise. think of sitting there with an rubrix cube trying to get to 50. we have people who have concerns and can't go forward until we get 50 people satisfied and that's what we are working on. >> [ inaudible question ] what about nancy pelosi and chuck schumer not coming to the meeting, are you confident that you can keep a bill open with only republican votes? >> let me say i never refused to go to a meeting with barack obama called, bipartisan. never occurred to me i could say i'm not showing up. that strikes me as a lack of seriousness about the matter before us. which is the funding of the federal government of the united states for the rest of this fiscal year. so you'll have to ask them why they think it's appropriate to refuse to meet with the president president of the united states as to something so significant by the spending decisions we make every year. >> [ inaudi

chuck and nancy, as they are known, refusing to attend the meeting. the president's tweet they say, slamming them for wanting to raise taxes, not really wanting a deal. so they said it was for show. you know, understandably. now the response from the white house is there's political grandstanding by the democrats. ryan and mcconnell saying they're going to be there, ruth, notwithstanding. >> so getting even weirder is probably like the motto of 2017. covers all situations. we always knew that december was going to be the toughest month. that there's just an incredible, incredibly difficult and controversial slate on the congressional to do list. this tweet and then the pretty predictable response to it doesn't make a difficult situation any easier. and there's always going to be this -- you know, grand standing is what washington is about. of course everybody's manufacture nufring for advantage. but what did the president expect when he had the meeting with chuck and nancy and the deal when they were all kumbayaing a few months ago and they agreed to

matt visor, nancy pelosi responded by tweeting this. i'll read it.realdonaldtrump knows his verbal abuse will no longer be tolerated. he's more interested in stunts than addressing the problems of the american people. poor mcconnell and ryan relegated to props. sad. could this latest drama create yet more trouble for the president down the road when there are some must-do items on the calender, especially december 8th when the government runs out of money and there could be a government shutdown? >> absolutely. president trump does not need democrats. we don't expect him to win democrats over on the tax reform bill, which is sort of the more immediate discussion, but as you point out, december 8th funding the government, there is a 60-vote threshold in the senate. he does need democrats on that. he has to win over, you know, the chuck schumers and nancy pelosis in this situation. so to the extent that it's an antagonistic relationship where they're not even willing to speak with one another, it doesn't spell well. the other thing on the table is the

chuck and nancy pulled out. the white house says they are grand standing. who is grand standing here? >> i think the president did some grand standing this morning and was basically almost daring schumer and pelosi to do what they did and they did it. the most relieved people might be mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. not long ago they didn't know the president ended up siding with quote chuck and nancy. the other irony to the situation is the basis of both sort of political movements here are

nancy pelosi and john conyers. here's the truth is people on both sides whether it's way more, conyers, franken, whoever it is. a few serious allegations of sexual assault or harassment you don't need to be in public office. the truth is -- a lot easier than the ones in the private sector. >> it is. members of the congress to enjoy special protections in this area. are democrats blowing an opportunity to really lead on this issue here? >> no, i don't think they are because they have been bills already proposed that they would take up next week. >> canton, the best they can do -- hold on come in the best they can do is propose bills about training? think about when nancy pelosi said about john conyers. this is what she said about roy moore. take a listen. >> were you putting politics ahead of their personal discuss? >> we're talking about a child molester. >> president clinton was accused of being a sexual predator. >> wide-awake talking about how we go forward. trade to come on, and fun pitching solidly the allegat

and if chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, they want to go out and cry. they want to go and suck their thumb in a corner, so be it. the g.o.p. needs to stop folding under pressure. start actually keeping your promises. start leading. now, the budget is a great place to start so get to work. now, also tonight, the u.s. and the world are facing an escalating threat from rocket man himself, kim jong un after his rogue regime now carried out what the pentagon believes to be a new icbm test. this missile flu over 600 miles, was in the air for almost 50 manipulates. it through 2800 miles into space which is higher than any previous launch from north korea before landing in the ocean near japan. now, japan's prime minister has ordered an emergency cabinet meeting and says the missile could landed in the country's exclusive economic zone. south korea responding by holding a national security counsel meeting and also conducting a precision strike drill by firing their own missile into the ocean as their show of force. and hawaii tonight, well, they began testing n

nancy: take a look. to most people it looks like a small child exploring while his mom shops but police in arkansas say the woman was directing her son on what jewels to steal here. when they realized what happened the family as well as $30,000 in jewelry had vanished. >> this is a real tragedy that they would use their kids to commit this crime. for us, that is the most heartbreaking part. nancy: the jewelry store says the theft will have a real impact on the bottom line this holiday season. it's offered a reward in hopes of getting merchandise back but the police are still looking for the family. jonathan: it's students that the teachers normally have to warn about running in halls. yeah, surveillance video from middle school in mississippi shows a deer running through an open door and sliding through the hallway. don't run. that is a rule. he got on his feet and ran to the woods. nobody was hurt and nobody at the school that was hurt as well. the deer made its way to the door and out. kind of a good e

nancy and ken, thank you. stay with us, we'll be back. >>> president is in south korea today and changing his town ne addressing the threat from north korea. after the break, what the president is saying about diplomacy and we'll preview the next leg of his trip as he prepares to visit china. come on dad! higher! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. more! >>> we have many things happening that we hope, we hope, in fact, i'll go a step further, we hope to god we never have to use. >> that is president trump speaking in seoul, south korea, last night, appearing to trade-in his fire and fury talk on north korea for a far more moderate tone. i want to go straight to my colleague and friend, nbc's hallie jackson, in seoul, south korea, for us. working around the clock on very little sleep, great to see you. the president signaled there may be some type of progress on the diplomatic front. everyone taking note of the new tone. i wonder what you think t

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nancy pelosi tweeting@real donald trump real donald trump knows that his verbal abuse will no longerbe tolerated. his empty chair photo log shows he's more interested in stun gun addressing the needs of the american people. poor ryan and mcconnell relegated to props. sad. blake burman got details from the white house. >> nancy pelosi injection by canceling a meeting with the president did house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. after presidential treat to see many which president trump said about the need to him that a government spending will i don't see a need for a deal. >> president trump made sure at the meeting is nothing but a photo out. mr. president, time to stop dreaming and start leaving. we can come up with a good deal on the road. >> the government shuts down standing alongside the president at the white house come in the white house criminal, said the leaders made a misstep because any deal would need a presidential signoff. >> we cannot negotiate spending bill without the person signing the bill in the room. so i think the democratic leaders

that from nancy pelosi. following the meeting with president trump, majority leader mitch mcconnell spoke briefly to reporters about the tax bill and the decision by democratic congressional leaders not to attend a meeting with the white and the president. he was joined by other senate leaders, including john cornyn. later, we will hear from chuck schumer. sen. mcconnell: good afternoon, everyone. as you know, we had lunch with the president. members q&a for our for about an hour. this is about the first comprehensive tax reform and 31 years in which we fully intend to accomplish in the next few days. the budget committee will be meeting at 2:30 to take a step that is

nice try, nancy pelosi, not working. >> nancy pelosi has personally attacked president trump, those areacts right? she said things any piece of republican legislation would actually kill people. here's the thing. you know, when you see these, this high level fighting going on, and tax reform and tax cuts hang in the balance, kayleigh, what are your thoughts, immediate thoughts, about the progflows sis for tax cuts? >> make no mistake, republicans are scarily focused on tax cuts. the president met with lawmakers today. he is an active president, unlike president obama who never picked up the phone to make those calls. that's happening. we're on a path to get this done before christmas. it is exciting. we're not going to be distracted by gimmick games by democrats. we need a budget that has to happen. we don't want to see a government shutdown, meantime we will not allow their games to distract us from taxes. >> i want to turn to the john conyers controversy. nancy pelosi says john conyers is due due process. but is due process to pay out hush-money. they didn't get free lawyers. they wer

chuck and nancy pulled out. they said the president said it would be a waste since trump said there will be no deal. let's pop up that tweet from the president. >> we can show you that. meeting with chuck and nancy today about keeping government open and working. problem is, they want illegal immigrants flooding in our country. weak on crime and i don't see a deal. i guess big question here, that's on immigration and spending bill. however, when you have this on the day, that the president is also meeting senate policy on tax reform. when you have the president going to the hill, when you have that going on, it kind of all affects the other. >> everybody is out there negotiating. i think one thing that we've seen today is the president is saying, dems aren't going to get on board. it's time to stop pretending like a deal will happen with any of them. you look at people getting what they want. you listed last murkowski who is a maybe. she got that drilling open up in anwar. it's something separately that she want

chuck schumer, nancy pelosi for skipping the white house in a meetingt. on funding your government.. schumer and pelosi were refusing to do their jobs by not coming to the negotiating table. they were doing nothing which means they now own the possibility of a government shutdown tonight. also, north korea, madman dictator kim jong un continues to endanger the entire world, now with brand-new icbmm capability. are we now on the birth of a serious conflict? president trump is responding, saying the united states will takeua care of the situation. north korea has precipitated was a worldwide crisis. at some point, the u.s. and the world will have to stop them. we'll have the details. plus, why did "the new york times" magazine, they took hundreds and hundreds of pictures, and that's the one they chose of me? do you think -- stop laughing. do you think it might have something to do with liberal bias? wow. even that's atrocious. first, tonight's breaking news. open monologue. ♪ ni lazy, and effective, do-nothing democrats, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, are ref

they were afraid of the deal with chuck and nancy. legislation to protect the dreamers to stay in the united states and give them status and the president was not. list leader mcconnell heading into the luncheon. interesting time to be leader mcconnell. you are not happy with the president on a number of fronts, but you have a shared promise. the republicans don't trust the president, most of them. they have an issue to cut taxes. back to the point that that deal, i will sign legislation that protects the dreamers and the initial framework did not give the president his border wall money and the base revolted saying how care and you there was the optics with chuck and nancy in the oval office with mitch and paul and leader mcconnell there as well. the president blindsided them. >> the way he got his glowing media coverage for striking that deal framework, whatever you want to call it was stabbing his own guys back. the only reason he stuck by it for the period of time he did was because he was within the white house and he was loving

nancy pelosi really stepped in it on sunday. column on her couple days ago. >> harris: the troubling part for those young members of congress, those women on both sides of the aisle see a leadership position, a person with so much power, the former house speaker and minority leader come out and defend the man, not just defend him but call him an icon and that should be enough. >> i think one of the most interesting parts of this discussion is the generational issue, women of our generation, the younger female members of congress are saying wait a second, just because things used to be a certain way and because there wasn't a process in place for women to actually be able to speak out for her to be accountability for these men, things are changing, this is a new day. things are not going to be like they used to and i think that's why you see a lot of younger women say wait a second, let's do better. >> harris: i think it is ironic that it is so hard to change thing in your party. >> both parties. >> harris: you had a situation, w

especially chuck and nancy. roll the video and watch as a barefoot water skier puts his skills on display. look at this. whatter skiing barefoot, an incredible one-legged balancing act while being pulled along by an airplane. that's pretty impressive. even if you don't spin or jump. we are told reliably he did. a federal judge delivering the trump administration a victory over an obama leftover at cfpb. stay with us. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. lou: an obama-appointed inspector general reports how he was t