on capitol hill, natalie brand, kpix 5 news . >>> president trump has wrapped up his first meeting with kim jong-un in hanoi vietnam today. the summons started with this handshake. his talks are relatively short, about a half an hour followed by what the white house called a social dinner. the real work begins tomorrow with a full day of talks on denuclearization and north korea's economy. >>> a lot of things are going to be those i hope it will lead to wonderful, really a wonderful situation. >> this is their second summit in less than a year. the first one ended with a commitment from north korea to denuclearize. >>> still ahead, workers in a goldmine that collapsed. >>> as we go to break, another live look from chopper 5 where the russian river is flooding. it is expected to crest later today. >>> welcome back, this is another live look from chopper 5 in greenville. chopper 5 over the scene as the rushing river continues to rise. people trying to peddle their way through to get to a place. chopper 5 was also flying over the city just a few minutes ago . passing by gas station and hea

>> natalie brand in washington. ank you, natalie. >>> both democratic and republican lawmakers are responding to the president's speech. marc liverman is here in new york with the mixed reactions. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. like you said, those reactions were very mixed. some said the address really did help unify both parties. others argued it did the exact opposite, paying closer attention to what was left out of the hour and 20-minute speech rather than what was said. >> victory is not winning for our party, victory is winning for our country. >> reporter: president trump urged republicans and democrats to come together during his second official state of the union address. but the political reaction that came after it was far from unified. >> the state of the union was disappointing on many fronts. he spoke a lot of words of bipartisanship, but this is a guy whose teleprompter is very different than his tweets, than his constant rhetoric. >> reporter: independent senator bernie san

natalie brand is on capitol hill what they recap of the speech. >> the state of our union is strong. >> reporter: president trump pushing for unity in his second state of the union address tuesday night. >> victory is not winning for our party. victory is winning for our country. >> reporter: facing a divided congress the president warned the democrats not to let the partisan investigations temper u.s. prosperity >> if there is going to be peace in legislation there cannot be for an investigation. >> reporter: the biggest applause of the night highlighted the visible change in congress. >> more women are serving in congress than at any time before. >> reporter: most of them are part of the newly empowered democratic majority in the house. there were not many cheers for the democratic lawmakers as president trump renewed the demands for the southern border wall. >> simply put, paul's work, and walls save lives. >> reporter: president trump stop short of declaring a national emergency to build the wall and lawmakers have nine days to strike the border security deal to avert another par

natalie brand looks at moms in the house. >> reporter: for the first time in u.s.an 100 women are serving in the u.s. house of representatives adding diversity and boosting the number of working moms in congress. california democrat katie porter, a brand-new member and mother of three, is adjusting to life on two coasts, and an unpredictable schedule. >> i had to hop on a redeye on tuesday night to come back here, and my kids asked me, "mom, when are you coming home," and i had to tell them truthfully i don't know. >> washington state republican kathy mcmorris rodgers has given birth three times since first arriving to congress in 2005. >> when i first became pregnant i was immediately put on a list of members that would potentially retire that cycle. >> reporter: work-life balance can be a struggle for all moms here at the capitol. house leadership wants to make the schedule more family friendly this year, holding fewer votes after 7:00 p.m. and also allowing for more time in home districts. >> i think for any working mom, having the certainty around the schedule

natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> former georgia gubinatorial candidate stacey abrams will provide the democratic response immediately following the president's speech and can you watch it all starting at 6:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> just as the russia probe appears to be wrapping up a new investigation could cause headaches for the president. federal prosecutors are demanding troves of documents from the inaugural committee. a source telling cbs news investigators are seeking information relating to done ors and benefits they may have received for their money, looking for evidence of illegal donations by foreigners and whether they sought to gain influence over the administration. federal law prohibits foreign convicted tri buses to campaigns, inaugural funds. the subpoena asks also for information about the inaugural events and who attended them. >> this doesn't have anything to do with the white house. i think the biggest focus and the thing that most americans care about has nothing do with the inaugural and everything to do with what the path forward looks like. >> a smokes

natalie brand >> reporthas learned president trump is likely to sign a bipartisan bill that would keep the government open and provide money for border security that he could change his mind. >> we haven't gotten it yet. we will be getting it. we will be looking for landmines. >> reporter: the president wanted $5.7 billion for a border wall. the compromise gives him about a quarter of it, nearly $1.4 billion for fencing, 55 miles of it in the rio grande valley. cbs news confirms the white house has completed its legal background work. if the president decides to declare a national emergency to get more money for the border wall. >> with the wall, they want to be stingy but we have options that most people don't really understand. >> reporter: lawmakers are still working on the final text tharly as tomorrow night. >> we can't pass it until it is >> reporter: the president needs to sign it by friday night to avoid another possible government shutdown. natalie grant, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> still ahead, a very unromantic warning. why the feds say beware if you go on dating sites or so

natalie brand has the details. >> reporter: present trump is declaring a national emergency to get the money he says is needed to build a border wall. >> i want to do it faster. i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i did need to do this. but i would rather do it much faster. >> reporter: he will sign the deal but he's taking executive action to round up a total of $8 billion from several government sources including 3.5 billion from the military construction budget. >> some of the generals think importth was important. i was o going to be used for. but, it didn't sound too important to me. >> reporter: the white house says it is expecting and prepared for legal and congressional challenges to the presidents emergency declaration. >> sadly, we will be sued and sadly it will go through a process and happily, we will win. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says she will consider a number of options took about the emergency declaration. >> we will not have an end run around the congress of the united states. >> reporter: some rebellions may side with the democrats in oppo

natalie brand has more from that interview. reor james comey who was ident e ti leadelection triggered a new bureau investigation into the president in may of 2017. >> a crime my have been committed. president may have been engaged in obstruction of justice in the firing of jim comey. >> mccabe who took over as acts director of the borough following comey's firing, rod rosenstein tried who help determine if the president got rid of comey. >> context of that conversation, the deputy attorney general offered to wear a wire into the white house. he said, i never get searched when i go into the white house, i can easily wear a recording device. >> president trump tweeted this morning, mccabe was fired for lying and now his story gets even more deranged. he and rod rosenstein hired by jeff sessions jack mother beauty, looked like they were planning an illegal act and got caught mccabe was discredited he was fired days before his retirement. >> i believe i was fired because i opened the case against the president of the united states

natalie brand has details from the white house. >> president trump has ordered the withdrawal of troops for syria. he says there will be no such withdrawal from iraq. >> one of the withins i want to keep it, i want to be looking a little bit at iran, iran is a real problem. >> the president says he insists he is not signaling a strike against iran. >> we have an unbelievable and expensive military base built in iraq. it's perfectly situated for looking that all over different parts of the troubled middle east. >> monday iraqi president said the u.s. has never asked permission to use its forces to watch iran. >> we have no other definition defining mission beyond helping i forces in the fight against terrorism. >> president trump is sending nearly 4000 additional troops to the southern border where he says the u.s. is facing a crisis. >> a lot of people weren't aware how dangerous the bord was, how dangerous and sick the people are. we can't allow that to happen to our country. >> reresisting a border wall. some are looking to impeach him because they know they can't defeat him in the 20

members of congress are also bringing federal workers impacted by the recent record shutdown >> natalie brandn washington. thanks a lot, natalie. cbs' live coverage of the state union begins at 9:00 tonight. 8:00 central. after the president speaks all four co-hosts of "cbs this morning" will be on a special live edition of steven colbert right here on cbs. >>> cbs news has confirmed federal prosecutors in new york have issued a subpoena seeking documents from president trump's inaugural committee. they're investigating possible financial crimes relating to more than $100 million in donations the committee raised. the federal law prohibits foreign contributions to federal campaigns, political action committees and inaugural funds. the subpoena also asks for information about inaugural event it's and attendees. the committee says it will cooperate with the inquiry. >>> the u.s. is preparing to begin construction of more border walls and fencing in texas. u.s. customs and border protection will start building on federally owned land this month. last year, congress approved more than $600 millio

we have natalie brand on capitol hill with the preview. >> reporter: president trump is expected to call for unity as he speaks to the divided congress tonight during his second state of the union address. >> the lonely question is how many falsehoods, distortions and made up facts we will here in the speech. >> reporter: the president and democrats remain at odds over the border wall funding of the $5.7 billion, tossing the recent 35 day government shutdown. >> we need a strong border and the only way to get a strong border is to get a physical barrier, and we need a wall. >> reporter: lawmakers have only 10 days to strike a deal to avert another government shutdown and president trump says he will be preaching bipartisanship in the speech. >> you will hear the president call on congress to work together to get great things done, or we can fight each other and get nothing done. >> reporter: the president suggested he could circumvent congress by declaring a national emergency to build his wall. >> you will see what happens after the state of the union. >> reporter: some members of his o

natalie brand takes a look at what it means to have more moms in the house. >> reporter: for the first time in the u.s. history more than 100 women are serving in the u.s. house of representatives adding diversity, and boosting the number of working moms in congress. the california democrat, katie porter, brand-new member and mother of three adjusting to life on two close with this unpredictable schedule. >> i hopped the red i did come back in my kids asked me when you my coming home and i have to tell them truthfully that i do not know. >> reporter: kathy rogers has given birth three times since arriving in congress in 2005. >> when i became pregnant i was put on the list of members that would potentially retire the cycle. >> reporter: work and life balance can be a struggle for all moms and here house leadership wants to make the schedule more family-friendly, holding fewer votes after 7 pm, and allowing for more time in the home districts. >> for any working mom, having certainty around your schedule makes a big difference. >> reporter: porter heard a lot of concerns about balancing

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