. >> nia-malika henderson, david gregory and errol lewis are joining us. errol, we'll put the first question to you. the president's approval rating steady at 40%, which is different than saying it's good because 40% is still historically low, if you look at where it stands in regard to other presidents at this time in their administration. the only one who was lower was ronald reagan at 35%. it's worth noting reagan did win re-election, but still 40% not good. though not down. the shutdown didn't seem to drive the president significantly lower. >> there you go. the president's strategy that i think was obvious from the beginning was he was going to play to his base. he's going to say what they wanted to hear. the people who like him and were going to disregard all of the negative input from every other source are -- were going to stay with him. that's what he gambled on and what he got. he can and will govern in the mid to high 30% of the electorate with the people with him no matter what. that's his starting point. in some ways his ending point, and it's

there was a rush to judgment, okay, nia, most all of the democratic candidates weighed in on twitter before they knew all of the facts of the case. here's one example. here's cory booker, the vicious attack the on actor justicegy smollett was an attempted modern day lynching. i'm glad he's safe. to those in congress who don't feel the necessity to pass. lynching bill, i urge you to pay attention. even that could have helped. what's the fallout from this? >> think that's right. you see from him as well as kamala harris who used a very similar language, this idea of an attempted modern day lynching, you see them now essentially saying they don't really want to comment at this point until all the facts of this case are known. you definitely had lots of democrats basically come out and take jussie smollett's side of the case without saying, you know, this was an alleged or this is reported to have happened. and part of it is they are in this kind of i think environment where it's expected that people kind of come out and rush to judgment. certainly if you think about what the narrative a

we're back with nia-malika henderson, david gregory, ellie and jeffrey.e- nia, there's lots of talk about that he did want to go to the white house. that was just a strange sort of uncomfortable exchange to watch. why didn't michael cohen say, yes, i was very interested in that but that has nothing to do with why i'm coming clean now? >> yeah, i mean, that was interesting. at some point he clearly did want to go to the white house, all the reporting shows that he was maybe lobbying for the chief of staff. but it also seems likely that at some point he realized that he could make much more money outside of the white house, right, if he's able to sell access. and in some ways it seems like that's exactly what he did, he was going to have a much, you know, beneficial financially beneficial life outside the white house. that seems to be maybe something that he realized. he did mention this idea that at some point he had a memo that he gave to the white house basically explaining why he should stay outside of the white house. i don't know if that actually exis

s biggest crisis came last july, when nia wilson was stabbed to death in an unprovoked attack. nia's death revived concerns about the safety of passengers. > inervous, i'm more aware of my surroundings and i do not trust people anymore, and that's sad, it never used to be like that. >> reporter: and then the fair evaders. our cameras did nothing to detear fare evaders at civic center station. this kind of behavior is costing b.a.r.t. millions. >> the biggest dissatisfaction i have with b.a.r.t. is the cleanliness. >> reporter: she is not alone. 27% of riders sur evasived said that b.a.r.t. is dirty. but b.a.r.t. is seeing success. the board has boosted nightly ee complaining of how filthy they have become. all this as they roll out the long awaited fleet of the future in this effort to get back on track. what do you think of the system? go to our website, abc7 news.com and look for the story called ba.r.t. week, and there, you can give us your questions, and your feedback about b.a.r.t. reggie, abc7 news. >> and all this week, abc7 is following the bay area b.a.r.t. experience.

nia-malika, i'm just curious. what was that? what was mark meadows doing?dering about that today. i mean, first of all, you never see folks sort of props behind, you know, members of congress. so that in and of itself was sort of odd. and then you saw lynn patton there standing there. mark meadows speaking for her, right. >> she didn't speak. that did not make the case very well. >> it didn't make the case. you saw her sort of awkwardly standing there. what do i do? should i sit over there? i want to be in the frame because my sort of black presence here is important in what mark meadows is saying but it was so bizarre. and you had exchanges from the freshman members who were really insulted. congresswoman talib basically saying this in and of itself was a racist act, bringing this black woman who was silent there as a prop was in itself a racist act and then you had mark meadows again citing his friendship with elijah cummings in citing his relatives who are people of color basically taking ombre at the idea that he could have committed a racist act. there

. >> thank you, nia, i appreciate it. i want to turn now to the trump administration suspending a key nuclear arms treaty with russia. they argue it was the only option after moscow violated the pact by developing a new missile system. but critics warn this move could open the door to an international arms race. joining me now is former director of national intelligence james clapper. thank you for joining us this evening. former secretary of state colin powell says it is a mistake for the u.s. to get out of the treaty. is he right? >> i'm going to come down on the side of ambivalence here because it's been going on for five years and certainly something i dealt with as dni in the last administration. so, you know, at least since 2014 the russians have been in violation. that said, on the other hand, and the colin powell school of thought is that we are better served to stay within these agreements even if they're not perfect. and i do worry about the fact that indirectly this could pose a threat to us because the russian

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let's bring in cnn senior political reporter nia-malika henderson, van jones, host of the van jones show, jackie kucinich, and john avlon here as well. van, i want to start with you here. where does cory booker fit in this new crowded field, and i don't think it's any coincidence at all that senator booker is announcing on february 1st, the beginning of black history month and some of his first radio interviews will be with the likes of tom joiner and extremely maybe the most popular african-american radio host. >> well, time joiner certainly that. first of all, i have to say i've known cory booker for almost 25 years. i graduated from yale law school in spring of '93. he showed up in the fall of '93 and took the entire law school over. i'm so glad i got out about the cory booker phenomenon took over the yale law school. just his raw political talent. he's a force to be reckoned with. cory booker is a force of nature. he has -- no one sis surprised he's running. don't forget, he left yale law school, could have gone anywhere in the world, went to newark new jersey, moved into the poorest

. >> joining us now, nia-malika henderson, david gregory and kirsten powers. and nia, alisyn and i were talking, going into these discussions you would think there would be no way, no way that we could be facing another government shutdown just days from now. but mick mulvaney, the white house chief of staff just basically said way, it could happen. >> it's always the white house and so the president never really took the prospect of a government shutdown off the table. thinking was that republicans just couldn't stomach it, that they shouldered a lot of the blame for that 35-day shutdown as well as the president and that going forward there would be some sort of meeting of the minds with these appropriators who are much more sort of sober-minded politicians. and typically much more open to compromise. there had been a glimmer of hope a couple of days ago and now it seems that things have broken down quite a bit with democrats introducing demands we hadn't really been talking about before. but certainly is in line with what we've heard democrats more bro broad

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everything nia said. those ideas were considered radical when he started running. i remind people in the 2016 debates with hillary clinton, she laughed off the idea of medicare for all. it won't work. it will undermine obamacare. now you have kamala harris, elizabeth warren, gillibrand and booker all behind the idea. i think the big problem for bernie sanders is he was the onlyiable alternative to hillary clinton. even then he had to really fight to be a viable alternative. there are really only two candidates in the race with apologies to martin o'malley. there will be ten, and lots more. the issue is do you want bernie sanders or do you want what bernie sanders represented maybe in the form of beto o'rourke or kamala harris or kirsten gillibrand? there's going to be a lot of alternatives on that liberal left he'll struggle with. he's not the underdog at this point. he is a top tier candidate. it's a different race and a different position than 2016. >> the polling has him at number two behind joe biden. you can call that name recognition and it could be the holdo

police patrol on the trains through the busiest stations..the grant followed the high profile murder of niahe 18 year old was stabbed to death exiting a bart train at the mcarthur station in july.wilson's killing marked the 3rd murder on the transit system in just a 5 day span..amid the summer's spike in violent crime, bart vowed an increase in public safety by putting more officers on the trains...these emergency patrols required the shifts--6 lasted less than a month..sot: you can't arrest yourself out of problems you can't police yourself out of problems..bart police chief carlos rojas says displeasure with the lack of bart police presence can be linked to lack of staffing . however, the chief maintains his officers are out and effectively working to curb crime..sot: our officers on a daily basis are riding trains they're in stations but it's just not about having enough staff.. chief rojas says there have been significant improvements in recruiting new bart officers.in december, the bart board approved a 16 percent pay increase under a new 4 year contract. the chief called this agreemen

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socialists, radical on abortion, on borders, that's the campaign donald trump will run in 2020. >> nia, how do you think democrats responded? i don't just mean abrams. i mean responses without words. moments of sitting on hands, not applauding. how would you rate the democrats? >> there were moments of that. in some ways you could see nancy pelosi back there being the conductor of folks sitting there, particularly the women in white. at one point they wanted to boo the president. she didn't want that to happen. she thinks the president should be treated with respect, the office should be respected even if he doesn't respect the office, in her words. she said that. the abrams response, she's in a red state. you could see her trying to come off as a moderator. republicans tried to paint her as an extremist on guns, for instance, immigration. i think she struck a nice tone, particularly in trying to reach out to working class folks, white working class voters is a segment of the population democrats didn't do well with in 2016. so, yeah. i think they are trying to obviously set up a contr

>> joining us is nia-malika henderson and joe lockhart, former clinton white house press secretary and mark mckinnon, former adviser to the george w. bush and john mccain campaigns and creator and executive producer of "the circus." it's deja vu all over again. here we are with our countdown clock talking about how many days they have, just four, to figure out the government shutdown. i'm just wondering, has anything changed this time around given the democrats have new demands about beds and how many people i.c.e. can detain that they would be shouldering the blame. has the calculus shifted this week? >> i don't know that they'll be shouldering the blame. i don't think the public has been following the conference committee discussions. they'll tune back in when the countdown clock gets to about wednesday. they did tune in to the shutdown and it was a problem for trump. this is a typical conference committee negotiation. it looks like the democrats have given a little bit on border security and providing some, without giving them to the whole concept. >> more money? >> more money. and

police patrol on the trains through the busiest stations..the grant followed the high profile murder of niailson.the 18 year old was stabbed to death exiting a bart train at the mcarthur station in july.wilson's killing marked the 3rd murder on the transit system in just a 5 day span..amid the summer's spike in violent crime, bart vowed an increase in public safety by putting more officers on the trains...these emergency patrols required the police force to work 10 hour shifts--6 days a week.it lasted less than a month..sot: you can't arrest yourself out of problems you can't police yourself out of problems..bart police chief carlos rojas says displeasure with the lack of bart police presence can be linked to lack of staffing . however, the chief maintains his officers are out and effectively working to curb crime..sot: our officers on a daily basis are riding trains they're in stations but it's just not about having enough staff.. chief rojas says there have been significant improvements in recruiting new bart officers.in december, the bart board approved a 16 percent pay increase under a

let's bring back maggie haberman and bring in jeffer rye toobin, nia-malika henderson. nia, to you., the president was all onyx son in that line last night, echoing nixon i think unintentionally there. as nancy pelosi stands above him, a reminder of the congressional oversight duties of a house now led by democrats. >> that's right. and she doesn't really have much of a poker face, right? so you could very much tell her emotions there, that line she obviously doesn't stand, the camera panned to adam schiff, too, who is kind of the face of a lot of the oversight and the investigations here. it was fascinating to watch her with this new dynamic all the women in white. she of course was in white as well. there were times when the democratic caucus got a little unruly and you could see her basically saying, you know, tamp down and pipe down. so, yeah, i mean, that was ray really fascinating dynamic we'll see going forward. i think the president sort of knows the reality at this point that there are going to be investigation dollars. some of these investigations are led by republicans. >

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now both nia is one country that has trained up many care workers and sent them to germany and elsewhere in the e.u. to earn a living but dedicated care is like a relative from sarajevo a concerned about their reputation they saw after it emerged that some of her colleagues have apparently purchased fake qualifications. mirela to earlier calls it her dream job for twelve years she's worked in a state run home for the aging in sarajevo and she loves it even though there are far too few staff to take care of the four hundred residents. there a lot regularly works over eleven hours a day she's highly qualified but the job pays just five hundred euros a month. bottom of the third you have to finish nursing school here and that's not easy and if you want to land a spot to study there you have to have excellent grades in school then the training program takes four years to complete five actually because when you're through with the classes you still have a year long internship and then final exams. because the training program they go through is so rigorous nursing staff from bosnia are also s

you need to come up with a an nia, they are pretty cheap now. >> atlanta's airport is already the busiestose fans leave. a record number of travelers will pass through the check points. tler encouraged to go immediately after the game and spi spend the night in the terminal than face the monday morning rush. >> the weather outside is frightful but spencer is so delightful. >> a look at live doppler seven. the storm ranks three on a scale. taking us into the late night. we keep getting wave after wave. it is just going to be so steady it will produce local flooding for sure. a lot of pooling and ponding. 10:00 in the morning, a little break. this storm doesn't give us much of a break. just a stormy couple of days. a winter storm warning will take effect on tuesday. generally across the slopes. visibility will be limited. the seven-day forecast even in the bay area as the snow level comes down. we'll start drawing out later but it will get cold in the morning. >> not just east coast cold but cold by us. >> king james is in town. >> a lot better than last night. looking ahead to the date wit

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police patrol on the trains through the busiest stations..the grant followed the high profile murder of nian.the 18 year old was stabbed to death exiting a bart train at the mcarthur station in july.wilson's killing marked the 3rd murder on the transit system in just a 5 day span..amid the summer's spike in violent crime, bart vowed an increase in public safety by putting more officers on the trains...these emergency patrols required the police force to work 10 hour shifts--6 days a week.it lasted less than a month..sot: you can't arrest yourself out of problems you can't police yourself out of problems..bart police chief carlos rojas says displeasure with the lack of bart police presence can be linked to lack of staffing . however, the chief maintains his officers are out and effectively working to curb crime..sot: our officers on a daily basis are riding trains they're in stations but it's just not about having enough staff.. chief rojas says there have been significant improvements in recruiting new bart officers.in december, the bart board approved a 16 percent pay increase under a new

and it's six of the best in the english premier league for manchester city nia will explain in sports. hello there we've got some rain and snow working its way across the southeast in parts of china at the moment you see here on the satellite picture making its way steadily up towards the northeast and still with us as we head through the next couple of days so a fair amount of cloud there are courses central belt as we head through the day on monday a few outbreaks of snow a likely and then if that sweeps its way eastwards it's going to begin to intensify as we head into choose day so expect some more in the way of wet weather and a few patches of snow around to to the south about there should be fine for us in hong kong with a maximum temperature of twenty three degrees for the southeastern parts of asia plenty of fine settled weather to be found here at the moment to this just a handful of showers really most of there is in the southern parts of borneo down through job and it's a sim out and that's really where most of the showers are going to be over the next few days further nort

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thank you, nia, for having a little fun with us this morning. mike nicco. because of the clouds, no frost this morning but it will give us some scattered showers this afternoon. chilly breezes today and tomorrow and more chances of rain starting saturday. today, 53 to 55. that's it. with the snow level that drops down to around 3,000 feet this afternoon. freezing cold in the north bay. a new 40s around richmond. my [ applause ] >>> now to the man known as the emperor of fashion, karl lagerfeld. the creative genius behind chanel for more than 35 years is leaving behind an incredible legacy. deborah roberts is here with that. i know that jacket you have on right now, that's chanel. >> as your beautiful mom used to say, cannot help it. i had to pay homage to the man who shook up the fashion world with his personal style and arguably his professional creative genius. so many reeling today from the loss of karl lagerfeld who unapologetically cut a new and daring path in whatever he touched. his signature style unmistakable. those fingerless gloves, t

joining us now, jennifer rogers of the southern district of new york and nia henderson and garrett grathontributor. garrett, in wire.com you put together a list of seven possibilities for what william barr might do. we believe he's going to get the mueller report next week. the question is what does william barr then do with it? how does the process work. you lay out seven possibilities. number one, mueller gives barr a simple letter saying who he's charging and who he's not. number three is a detailed narrative, a novel, as it were, of what happened here. how do you think mueller is choosing how to make this decision? >> well, most people when they hear the phrase mueller report think of what the 9/11 commission did or what ken starr did which is publish a heavily footnoted full novel. it's worth noting how much mueller has been filing in these court documents so far. the so-called speaking indictments where he's speaking not through the press, not through ancillary materials, but through the actual indictments and court filings and guilty pleas he's filing with the court along the way.

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. >> nia let me just ask one of the points we talked about this earlier, but since it's a relevant specificallyversation, congressman mark meadows, an ally of the president, head of the freedom caucus, basically in case of emergency break glass and brought out lynn patton, a former trump organization employee who now works at the department of housing and urban development, an african-american woman, she didn't say anything but -- >> she just stood there. >> and testified that she does not think the president's a racist. >> yeah. just her very presence was, i guess, argument against the president's racism. cohen said how many black executives are at the trump organization? she was like an event planner. she worked for the air trump foundation. she planned some weddings for them as well. it was a very odd and awkward moment. racism isn't about how you treat the one black person you know or the one black person who works for you. it's about how you see african-americans more generally or latinos. i thought it was a bad moment for her, a bad moment for mark meadows and, >>> there were african amer

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relatives and friends of nia wilson showed up for the mental capacity of her accused killer. the judge was scheduled to get report from psychiatrists today but the hearing ended up being postponed . family members said they are frustrated by the process, and they doubt that cal will is incompetent to stand trial. >> i just think that he was competent when he did it, you know? so for him to say he's not competent now is not right. i just -- it is not fair. it is not fair to the family. >> the hearing has been rescheduled for march 1. >>> san mateo chef office is shining a light on its use of force policies and taser  training. >> taser, taser, taser! todd a sergeant sure that the way deputies are trained to use tasers. the sheriff's office sense once they get the public a sense of how they use tasers and how they serve as a deterrent. >> anytime we can use a lower level of force, that's going to be considered for all use parties. >> the san mateo sheriff's office is facing criticism for 3 taser depth in 2018. hundreds of people came to a meeting on monday to address the issu

the headline niying, vir is for loser, a play on the tourisr slogan,nia is for lovers. one of the more salacious headlines. this makes the point that a lot of people around the country are paying attention and talking about what happen here in virginia. you asked the question about i what happe the top leadership were to resign, or all three men were toeave office. and there is a line of succession that is described in the virginia constitutill. and with of the shakeups ppening at the statehouse, people are talk about it. if governor ralphe northam w to resign, justin fairfax would e elevated to the governor's office if fairfax wasn't able to serve in that position, it would go to the attorney general, mark herring, all democrats elected if none of them were able to serve, then, the speaker of the house ofle tes, republican kirk cox, from the hampton roads area,ould be elevated to governor. if he were unable to serve,ushe of delegates would figure out how to fill the vacancy. at the same time, while there's conversations about that happening, people here are trying to f

nia, let's not forget it was a week ago when whitaker said the mueller probe was close to getting wrappedthat. it's clear from the opening statement we just got that whitaker plans to assert that executive privilege may cover some of the answers in the future. it sounds like there is a lot he's not going to answer. >> that's right. we'll see how this whole thing goes. this is a very, very big committee. this could be a lengthy hearing, but not necessarily that informative. especially around the questions that democrats want to know most of all. >> let's listen in. they just gavelled in. >> he went on to be the longest serving member of congress in the history of the united states. by virtue of enduring accomplishment, one of the greatest. he was a presence in the hearing room, a determined investigator and a true believer in congressional oversight. he loved the house of representatives. we remember him for his humor, charm, integrity and his fantastic twitter account. our thoughts are with debbie dingell and the entire family. chairman dingell will be missed. >> mr. chairman? can i add t

. >>> kim wailly with us, amy stoddard, nancy cook and nia malika hen der soderson. let's start with the political challenges. no doubt they're going to happen but he says like the travel ban no doubt there's a victory when it goes to the supreme court. >> i think that's a tough win for him obviously. the question has to do with the appropriations clause of the united states constitution. we have a congress that did not appropriate this money. he's going around that process. using a statute to declare a national emergency. the argument is going to be that's inconsistent with the plane language of the constitution which has congress decide how to spend the money. if congress is not on board, he has to do something different. he declared a national emergency, the statute does not define the word meremergency so that's a question the court takes into account. if the court takes the case. they could say this is a political question i'm not going to take it. but under truman there's a case in which the case said taking over steel mills to help with the korean war -- >> du

relatives and friends of nia wilson showed up at today's hearing on the mental competency of her acuter, john lee. the judge was scheduled to receive a psychiatrist report today, but the hearing got postponed. family members expressed frustration, questioning why his mental competency is even being questioned in the first place. >> i just think that he was competent when he did it, you know, so for him to say he's not competent now is not right. i'm just -- it is not fair, it is not there to the family. >> the hearing has been rescheduled for march 1. >>> the man accused of a kidnapping that vallejo police initially thought was a hoax will be going to trial after his alleged victims testified today about what happened. denise huskins described for the first time how she was rapers and terrorized by her husband. >> denise hoskins and her now husband , and a couple once acute by vallejo police of faking her abduction, left superior court after testifying against the defendant, matthew muller. >> their incredibly brave to confront their perpetrator. it was remarkable. i will tell you, the

i really want to get to this question because nia-malika henderson, she's a ter relative correspondentas remarking on beto o'rourke journey and she wrote tis op ed and the headline says it all, beto's excellent adventure drips with white male privilege so she wrote in part and he roams around jobless, does he not need a job to find himself and figure out if he wants to lead the free world. this is a luxury no woman or even minority in politics could ever have. does she have a point? >> she does have a point and when you look at the field of the democratic contenders you have a mix of candidates but the message is the same. they're the party for everyone and trying to be the party for everyone inclusive, the middle class, the poor, the have-nots and when beto said he was lamenting the fact the first time he was unemployed for about 20 years, that sort of rubbed some people the wrong way because there are people out there who legitimately have problems with employment or underemploy and can't take a trip rambling through kansas or what not to decide whether you're running for president.

pete suratos atm mama man nia. >> this will have an effect on kids that attend oakland public school, the 11th largest in the state of california. 3,000 teachers in 60 minutes are expected to start going on strike picketing outside oakland technical high school and other schools in the district. the teachers who have been without a contract since 2017, they are striking to push the district to meet their did he mapds. there's three key demands. take a look at the tv screen, 12% pay hike over 3 years, smaller class sizes and hoping the district will higher more support staff like nurses, counselors, other specialists. this week they raised the offer of a 5% pay increase over three years to 7% over three years plus a 1.5% one-time bonus. the offer was higher than a recommendation of an independent fact-finding report that suggested both sides agree to a compromise 6% retro active raise. the teachers union says it's not enough, does not address cost of living driving educators out of oakland. next talks scheduled for tomorrow. take a look at what the schedule is going to be like today, b

. >>> we are learning more about a staff shortage at the e cpuc nia public utilities has 34 people to oversee the state's electric infrastructure, including wildfire mitigation specialists. we learned that eight of those 34 jobs are vacant. we are told that four vacancies are due to employees being promoted, at least two positions are in the hiring process now, and one will be field this week. the cpuc is also facing criticism in the past for being too cozy with pg&e. >>> coming up at 4:30, congress has a budget deal that includes border security, but will the president sign it? what he said today about the chance of another government shutdown. >>> a contentious battle over his school district name is coming to a close. more on the controversy surrounding the dixie school district. >>> just over an hour, meeting will take place in marin county to decide whether to change the name of the dixie school district. sara zendehnam reports on the content of the paid ahead of tonight's meeting. reveler we talked to people on both sides of the debate. everyone is very passionate. what they rea

last july cowell stabbed 18-year-old nia wilson to death and then tried to kill her sister.convicted, he may be eligible for the death penalty. >>> when it comes to the ongoing saga about where the raider also play next season, here is a twist you may have missed. how about northern arizona and birmingham, alabama? "arizona daily star" reports tucson and birmingham want to split the raider's home schedule. right now it's a proposal. the coliseum authority is conducting a delicate dance with the raiders and reportedly held a new round of talks recently. team owner mark davis insists he's not thrilled about playing in a city that's suing him. don't forget, the whole show moves to vegas in 2020. >> alabama and arizona are right next to each other, there may be another state mixed in. >>> all the green highlighting shows you where things are tough but the green sensors blend in, tough to see, easier to drive. the conditions are the big store ye of the day, as we zoom in up here, contra costa county, alameda county showing the bulk of all these incidents scattered through, most o

last july cowell stabbed 18-year-old nia wilson to death and then tried to kill her sister. if convicted, he may be eligible for the death penalty. >>> will he or won't he? no one knows what the president will do about the border compromise. >> if he signs the bill, the government stays open. >> a reminder the bipartisan congressional committee came one a solution that tries to do a little bit for everyone. the most important part about $1.3 billion for 55 miles of border fencing. mr. trump of course wanted more than $5 billion for a thousand miles of wall. this idea presented to him yesterday. is this acceptable to him? sarah huckabee sanders spoke to the press. here is the president yesterday. >> i'm not happy about it. it's not doing the trick, but i'm adding things to it and when you add whatever i have to add, it's all going to happen. >> the president later tweeted something more positive and conciliatory thanking republicans on the committee for their hard work. to be perfectly clear, there's nothing to sign yet. congress has to pass the bill first. we think the house

. >> nia-malika henderson, david gregory and errol lewis are joining us.irst question to you. the president's approval rating steady at 40%, which is different than saying it's good because 40% is still historically low, if you look at where it stands in regard to other presidents at this

. >> one of the big points, john and thigh nia that the republicans are trying to make is that michael cohen is a scum bag. they're really making the point -- >> that's my phrase. >> they're making the point that he's not a good guy. congressman mark meadows said you're not a nice person at one point and, in fact, this came out of a line of questioning, how much michael cohen was the fixer, the enforcer during a line of questioning about how much he threatened people on mr. trump's behalf. let's take a listen. >> how many times did mr. trump ask you to threaten an individual or entity on his behalf? >> quite a few times. >> 50 times. >> more. >> 100 times? >> more. >> 200 times? >> more. >> 500 times? >> probably. over the ten years. >> over the ten years he asked you -- >> when you say threaten, i'm talking with litigation or an argument with -- >> intimidation. >> a nasty reporter that has -- is writing an article. >> the argument that the republican seemed to be making is, you're a bad person. we shouldn't believe you but there's the counterargument of why did president trump have t

acknowledged has the ability to call for presidential elections this is the issue it will be released by nia and going to the spanish government announces that it recognizes officially the president of the national assembly of venezuela mr glider marquez as interim president of venezuela listen if you don't get i mean it will be released by your team in the field by also announce that the spanish government has the intention of promoting in the heart of the european union and also in the united nations a humanitarian plant here to ask urgently the serious situation in venezuela may no one forget that the people of venezuela are the ones suffering the serious consequences of this conflict and the material regime in the. whole madeira himself singled out spain's prime minister as he attacked the e.u. and yes another event with the military. do you want to know the president signs i say to mr pedro sanchez god forbid but if one day there is a coup d'etat your hands will have blood on them just like the hands of person maria aznar in the war in iraq that they will forever be stained with blood a

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