paula: un reciÉn casado muriÓ luego de que dos hombres interrumpieran su boda.aguaceros. ♪ paola: seguimos,un hombre latino fue asesinado durante su pelea en su propia boda. el hombre identificÓ a dos hombres que entraron sin invitaciÓn. luego lo botaron con un bate de bÉisbol hasta que falleciÓ. estÁn detenidos sin derecho a fianza. ramÓn: pronto entrarÁ en efecto una nueva regla que tiene como meta verificar datos de emigrantes para decidir si les pagan o no los beneficios. edwin : otro golpe bajo a los inmigrantes que han hecho aportes. el gobierno advierte que los extranjeros pueden estar sujetos a la suspensiÓn de pagos de beneficios y a la recuperaciÓn de compensaciones. >> le requieren contribuir a este plan. tienen la idea de que cuando se retiren el plan les va a pagar de regreso su inversiÓn. >> este abogado asegura que el gobierno debe pagar el dinero que debe a los trabajadores. >> que si le quitar el dinero, tiene derecho a recuperarlo. >> esta persona no estÁ en el paÍs y ellos pueden autorizar la devoluciÓn y si no lo hacen, se determinarÁ mediant

marcela: paula te queremos mucho.e. sigue la fiesta en "despiÉrta amÉrica", viene a cantarnos carlos peÑa enseguida, no se lo pierda con el tÉrmino pegajoso, a ver si le sale ese bailecito pierda con el tÉrmino pegajoso, a ver si le sale ese bailecito para que se va algunas de mis comidas favoritas pueden manchar mis dientes. por eso uso colgate® optic white® que a diferencia de una crema dental ordinaria, contiene peróxido de hidrógeno que va más allá de la superficie para darme una sonrisa 4 tonos más blanca. colgate® optic white blanqueamiento que funciona. nos encantaría que nos ayudaras con la ropa. así es como tiene que hacerse. rocía y talla cualquier mancha. remoja tu sucia playera. apesta! lava la ropa muy sucia por separado. recuerda que el trabajo duro forma carácter. nuevo tide pods con tecnología mejorada 4 en 1 logra una limpieza infalible en un paso. ayy, sí lavaste! el numero uno contra manchas y malos olores comprobado. el período para elegir su cobertura de medicare termina el 7 de diciembre. así que

paula: con esto terminamos y nos vemos las 18.r serÁn sepultados con honores. el papa francisco aboliÓ el secreto pontificio. hoy es martes 17 de diciembre, asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna.

paula: "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. muy buenas noches, le saluda paola las meta.--berrueta. ramÓn: y ramón adame por -- paola do honda le presen un resumen del seguimiento que pierna. compartieron las imÁgenes de una mujer con una capucha y un hombre que saquearon su tienda. >> se veÍan claros. paula: este empleado compartiÓ una foto de una mujer vistiendo una capucha roja. nos dirigimos a este intersecciÓn en la tarde y cuando llegamos, sÓlo nuestras cÁmaras captaron a un hombre detenido por la policÍa de san josÉ. al lado de donde lo arrestaron esta una casa rodante color crema con el mismo nÚmero de placa del vehÍculo. >> tienen que salir. los oficiales ubicaron al sospechoso. una bÚqueda posterior >> me da alegrÍa. es una mezcla de coraje y alegrÍa. >> finalmente el dueÑo dijo sentirse tranquilo y feliz de que encontraron a uno de los responsables de este robo. ramÓn: se detuvo a un hombre por cometer abusos a un menor. la investigaciÓn reveló que ocurriÓ el comportamiento inapropiado con las vÍctimas. la tercera edad comprando a un ladrÓn que trataba de robar

we turn to paula hancocks in seoul. paula? >> joe, there's certain satellite imagery that officials are poring over. it shows renewed activity around one particular site, where in the past, there's been production of icbms, the intercontinental ballistic missile, that the u.s. would be concerned about, if that's the so-called christmas gift that north korea has threatened washington with. we know there's activity around the satellite launch areas. we've seen suspected engine tests. and trump administration officials say there potentially will be other engine tests or components related to missiles, itself. other the weekend, kim jong-un had a meeting with his top military officials. this is ahead of what is expected to be a worker parter's meeting. it's the end of december, where they could decide policy. and the address from the north korean leader would show the u.s. and the rest of the world which direction they're going in. one source telling cnn there will be more hard-line policy. we've already heard from north carolina

paula: paula, la europa estÁn 1 poco mÁs adelantado, quÉ opinas?fui.nadie lo hace. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. [tema musical] macaria: hasta que decidamos qué vamos a hacer con usted. constanza: ¿por qué? ¿por qué me haces esto, macaria? macaria: porque la odio. tanto o más que a su hija. constanza: te aprovechas porque me quedé sola, porque bruno no está a mi lado, pero cuando mi marido regrese voy a recuperar mi fuerza y tú te vas a arrepentir. macaria: cállate ya, vieja loca. le va a ir peor si no se calla. se va a quedar encerrada, así que pórtese bien. oiga, ¿por qué no se pone a tr

. >> then -- ♪ he's coldearted snake >> paula abdul gone wild.e's telling us aut her new years rocki eve peormance. >>> and the stars ♪ da da da da ♪ da da do do ♪ >>> long time fans of our show know onehing about kevin frazier things get wild whenever he has to do a sto with animals. >> eecially wild animals. i'm not alone. here are "e.t." best moments of 2019. >> would you nd? those are your lines. what do you thinkbout those lines? >> that's what she thinks about those lines. ♪ circle of life >> so many questions. >> justin theroux gra our mic to grill his pit bu. >> what was it like playing dog number the? >> the same pup thatrabbed the sit down. >> come on. >> this year we faced fears. this on my head. >> snake massages. >> hold on. you heard that.harks. up close >> oh,y god. 's coming at me. st him. >> some fears are better left >> first things first, hold the dog. >> i'll hold youhile you hold the dog. >> me and kevin hart freishly afid of this adorable puppy. >> i trying to handle the dog. hold this. >> scrub gently. wet the dog! >> from

there was in the case with the paula jones civil rights lawsuit. secondly, the defendants have to know of the proceedings. mr. clinton was the civil defendant in that lawsuit. he had been served the papers on it. third, the defendant acted corruptly with the intent to obstruct or interfere with the preceding or administration of justice. the first of the seven instances that are contained in article three states that on or about december 17, 1997, william jefferson clinton corruptly encouraged a witness in a federal civil rights action brought against him to execute a sworn affidavit in the preceding knew to be perjury us, false, and misleading. in his deposition testimony in january of this year, the president said he spoke with monica lewinsky before christmas. while he was not sure that she would be called to testify in the paula jones civil suit, she might qualify or something like that. the president denied encouraging miss lewinsky by filing a false affidavit. but in the answer 18 submitted to this committee, he did say he told her "other wit

carlos: ¿estÁ paula arcila con nosotros? paula: aquÍ estoy, cÓmo estÁn? con mi cafecito tambiÉn.cine, luego me volviÓ cochino". elyangelica: como lo hace todo el victimario que quiere justificar lo que hace, es injustificable. gato: yo dejÉ de oÍr la mÚsica de michael jackson, el solo hecho de pensar en lo que fue, lo que pudo hacer, en lo que nos aclarÓ, "gracias, chao". carlos: dejar de ver harvey weinstein, es dejar de ver casi todo el cine. marcela: tambiÉn tuvo orÍgenes bastante humildes comento se vamos a sentirnos triste por ellos, y uno tiene que asumir las consecuencias de sus actos como lo hizo. aquÍ estÁ pagando su ego, su orgullo. carlos: creo que algÚn beneficio va a sacar de estas declaraciones. ¿cree que sea un beneficio para el juicio como para la demanda como para que vuelva a y trabajo? paula: creo que Él estÁ buscando beneficio para todo, ya esperaremos el prÓximo 6 de enero. lo veo difÍcil para Él, tenÍa pocas esperanzas de que pasara algo con bill cosbey, y paso, de pronto un mensaje para la persona que te pasado por algo similar, hombre o mujer, que no se qu

paula? >> so, yeah, mitch sent me the book and our process is mitch sent me the book and the process is i wake up and there are things in my inbox in santa monica where we live, how about this? this could be a good tv series. this is a great movie. [laughter] >> there was this book by les and i said, sounds intriguing, send it on but, you know, sent the book, read it and thought, this is great. i have absolutely no idea what to do with it and at that very day, robert, my husband came into the office, i just got a call from the canadian broadcast company and they're looking for an event film, maybe christmas or something like that. [laughter] >> and i was like -- what do you think? it was just very fortuitous and robert took it, he's canadian which canadian government actually gives you money to help you make films which the american government does not and that was really handy being married to someone who had that. and robert ran with it at that point and went out and found the writer susan

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, paula, thank you. there is also breaking news tonight report from supreme court. the justices say they'll decide whether president trump must give up his financial records, including his tax returns, to congress. a decision could come in june, right in the middle of his re- election campaign. jan crawford joins us now. and, jan, so far, we've seen the president's lawyers go to extraordinary lengths to try and keep these records private. could this change that? >> oh, it sure could. i mean, he has lost at every turn in the lower courts. they've said he has to turn over this information. so, i mean, the supreme court is really his last hope. and the justices said that they're going to hear arguments in this case in march, with a decision possible by the end of june. and if he loses here, he's going to have to turn that over pretty quickly. >> o'donnell: there have been other cases about presidential power, right? president nixon had to turn over the tapes. what's the precedent here? >> i mean, lawyers fo

doesn't look good. >> brennan: thank you, paula. we'll be right back. >> our nations capital, decisions are made here that affect all of us. so join us every evening as we wring you cbs news original reporting from around the world while keeping our eye on what's going on right here in washington. >> brennan: that's it for us today and for 2019. thank you for watching. we want to wish you and your loved ones a very happy new year. and until next year, for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore cost support options. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> breaking news. two violent attacks on the faithful. gunfire erupts inside a church service in texas. three pe

carol: we turn to paula dwyer. joined business we back in 1985. >> i was going through a huge transition. there was a book that was largely covering industrial america. it was largely edited and written by men. it was a staple version of various newsletters. over andpherd took it he really changed it. bureaued the washington where i was located. he did a lot of things to liven it up. carol: when you think about the different sections. we were talking throughout the week about the 90th anniversary seems to beything separate politics, businesses here, technology and now it is all in for -- all interconnected. paula: they did not have washington bureau. they had evidence or from the same place. a trade mentality instead of a narrative mentality or profile mentality or even talking about how politics enters into a lot of the business stories. the washington bureau really changed the look and feel of business week. jason: it does feel like the late 80's and into the early 90's was this seminal moment when washington see

cross loyal to our middle east correspondent paula sli or to phyllis in more on this paula why indeed why are iraqis furious. well the situation is unfolding quite dramatically as we speak the latest reports suggest that the u.s. embassy staff including reportedly the ambassador have been evacuated from the american compound and this comes as iraqi security forces continue to fire tear gas at the crowds that have gathered there not only on tuesday they were funerals that were hopeful some of the victims of the american airstrikes on sunday and following the funeral part of the procession made its way to the american embassy where we see the scenes unfolding earlier the baghdad government also summoned the american ambassador for an explanation of sunday's strikes in which the americans targeted 5 targets belonging to the cats hizbullah armed group this is a group that emerged after the american invasion of iraq has been primarily involved in firing at american troops and it is one of the main militia groups that has been fighting islamic state in syria and iraq now the united states s

>> thanks, paula.s been a rollercoaster ride on this story from north korea. >>> a christmas fire breaks out in a historic chilean port city, leaving families homeless over the holiday. firefighters struggled to control the inferno that was fuelled by dry weather and strong winds. military helicopters were deployed to help bottle the flames and residents were evacuated. evidence shows the fires were started intentionally. >>> a new video shows sheer chaos when a rain collapse cran a cargo vessel in the galapagos islands. conservation crews are scrambling to protect the unique ecosystems on the planet. >> that video is incredible. >>> two women say frontier airlines failed to help after they were sexually assaulted on separate flights. what the airline is saying, next. >>> another blow for embattled bowing. in the last two weeks alone, boeing has forced out its ceo and decided to halt production on the 737 max. now, we're learning boeing has been asking thousands of passengers if they're too afraid to f

lopez belen: paula, muchÍsimas gracias. de semana hay que tener muchÍsima precauciÓn, sobre todo las carreteras. en lo que es el norte de la bahÍa veremoslo mÁs activo asociado a esa tormenta del pacÍfico, sobre todo entre tarde y la noche de hoy viernes extendiÉndose hasta maÑana sÁbado la maÑana y tambiÉn en la tarde del sÁbado otro periodo de lluvia fuerte y posible tormentas elÉctricas. esto puede resultar en inundaciones y deslaves en zonas use y blaise que pudieran caer cerca de 2:00 a 4:00 pulgadas de lluvia, especÍficamente en regiones afectadas por los incendios forestales como le fue el

ahank you, paula. tune in tomorrow, because cbs news will have live coverage throughout the day as the house of representatives votes on the impeachment of the president. heere was more severe weather today across the southeast, following a rare and deadly a rnado outbreak. more tornadoes were reported in the past 24 hours than the u.s. typically sees in all of december. janet shamlian reports these violent storms killed three people as homes were blown to pieces. r: reporter: tonight, it was ststic, georgia's turn to get hit by one of the many tornadoes that have threatened communities hom florida to south carolina. >> it looks like it might be turning this way. >> reporter: after nearly two dozen twisters were reported in mississippi, there is a state of emergency here. damage in at least 25 counties. >> i thought we were going to oie. >> reporter: in guntown, near tupelo, brad poyner hid in a closet with his stepson. in a matter of seconds, he says, his roof was ripped away. w it was just pouring do

thank you, paula. >>> now we turn to china. the state tv lashed out after an english premier league player publicly blasted beijing's treatment of muslim uighurs. it pulled coverage of sunday's match between arsenal and manchester city after arce until's midfielder, mesut ozil posted social media messages criticizing china's persecution of the ethnic minority group. the club has already begun distancing itself from the player's comments. cnn's david culver joins me now from beijing with more about china's actions and what was behind it. hello, david. >> reporter: hi there, natalie. this is yet another example of sports perhaps widening the divide, the ideological and political divide between china and the west. as you pointed out, this also started with a tweet that has really hit at the core of one of the most sensitive issues here in china. that has to do with the detention of uighurs. they're prom dominantly ethnic minority, and this is something the chinese have been felt has been mischaracterized by the west. they have con

. >> then -- ♪ he's a cold hearted snake >> paula abdul gone wild.e's telling us about her new years rocking eve performance. >>> and the stars ♪ da da da da ♪ da da do do > long time fans of our show know one thing about kevin frazier things get wild whenever he has to do a story with animals. >> especially wild animals. i'm terrified. i'm not one. here are "e.t." best moments of 2019. >> would you mind? those are your lines. what do you think about those lines? >> that's what she thinks about those lines. ♪ circle of life >> so many questions. >> justin theroux grabbed our mic to grill his pit ll. >> what s it like playing dog number three? >> the same pup that grabbed the sit down. >> come on >> this year we faced fears. >> this is ony head. >> snake massages. >> hold on. >> the celeb pigs and up close with swimming shar. you heard that. >> oh, my god. it's cing at me. stop him. >> some fears areetter left alone. >> first things first, hold the dog. i'll hold you while you hold the do >> me and kin hart freakishly afraid of this adorable puppy. >>

reena. >> ninan: paula reid at the white house. thank you, paula. tonight, millions of americans are in the path of two winter storms, bringing dangerous weather conditions from coast to coast. heavy rain hammered parts of the northeast today causing many streets and neighborhoods to flood. out west, snow is making for treacherous travel conditions in colorado's high country. and in the south, a tornado touched down along florida's palm coast, leaving a nearly 20- mile-long path of destruction. meteorologist jeff berardelli joins me now. jeff my understanding is there's a new storm forming as well. >> yeah, it was miserable today. it's going to be a wild week ahead. so, i want to start with what's happening tomorrow in the nation's middle-- plain states. it looks like snow breaks out in cancas city. could be a few inches of snow there. that could move to the east in the ohio valley, and that could mean snow, washington, d.c., pittsburgh, watch out for the morning commute on monday morning. could be severe weather, by the way, in the south during the

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paula, what do you make of the latest? >> reporter: well, natalie, there have, as you say, been some satellite imagery that does appear to show there is new buildings, new work done at one particular site where production of icbms, these intercontinental ballistic missiles, has taken place. we also know there's been changes at the sohae satellite launch site. so these are developments and imagery that officials are poring over at this point to try and see if it gives any indication as to what this potential christmas gift could be that north korea had threatened to the united states, this year-end deadline. one source telling cnn that it was a very low expectation or likelihood that there would be some kind of missile launch or significant launch before christmas. so what we're hearing as well is that kim jong-un, the north korean leader, did have this meeting with his top officials over the weekend, discussing military going forward, discussing what would happen within the military and also the political sphere in north k

paula, good to see you. the big question that everyone wants answered is what exactly was this very important test that north korea says it launched? >> reporter: well, rosemary, we haven't had official confirmation from north korea at this point. that usually comes about 24 hours after the initial reports, potentially photos of what was tested. the speculation among -- the educated speculation among many experts is it was probably something like an engine test. satellite images seen by cnn just last week, last thursday, did show that at this area, there were preparations under way, it appeared, according to those satellite images, of such a test. so this is what it is assumed to be. we don't have confirmation at this point. we do need to wait for pyongyang to announce it itself. what we did hear from pyongyang on sunday local time was that it was a success. it was a significant test, saying that it will change the strategic position of north korea in the near future. and this will play into as well north ko

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cbs reporter paula reid has the latest. >> reporter: president trump traveled to philadelphia today to attend the army-navy football game where he gave each team a pep talk before going on the field. back in washington, the president faces another week of impeachment proceedings with the full house expected to vote on wednesday. on friday during a photo op in the oval office, he wassed ask about how long he hopes a likely senate trial will be. >> i'll do whatever i want. look, we did nothing wrong, so i'll do long or short. >> reporter: but the president is receiving some not so subtle hints from other republicans that when it comes to his defense, less is more. senator lindsey graham spoke with face the nation moderator margaret brennan earlier today. >> well, i'd tell the president if someone is willing to acquit you, i'd get out of the way. >> reporter: we have learned that the president's top attorney and legislative aid will continue meetings this week with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about how to proceed in the senate. >> exactly how we go forward, i'm going to coordin

there was in this case with the paula jones civil-rights loss. secondly, the defendants have to know of the proceeding. mr. clinton was the civil defendant in that lawsuit. he'd been served the papers on it. in third, that the defendant acted correctly in attempt to interfere with the proceeding. the first of the seven instances that are contained in article three states that on or about december 17, 1997, william jefferson clinton corruptly encouraged a witness in a fizzle civil-rights action brought against him, to execute a sworn affidavit in a proceeding he knew to be perjurious false and misleading. in his deposition testimony in january of this year, the president said he spoke with monica the whiskey before christmas -- monica lubinski before christmas, and would not be sure if she would testify, she might qualify or something like that. the president denied encouraging ms. lewinsky, but in answer 18 to the 81 questions submitted to this committee, he did say that he told her that "other witnesses had executed affidavits and there was a ch

our paula hancocks joins us now live from seoul, south korea. what more are you learning about what might be going on here? >> well, natalie, we have no confirmation from the north korean side as to what exactly it is that they tested, but they said it was a crucial test, it was a successful test, also saying that it does help with a reliable, strategic nuclear deterrent, saying that is the reason they have done this particular test. now, we do know we are waiting, the united states is waiting for this so-called christmas gift that north korea said it would give to the u.s. before year-end, saying what the gift was really depended on what the united states did. now, that was earlier this month. since that statement, we have seen increased rhetoric between the two leaders. we've seen increased tensions twr between the u.s. and north korea. so even though no one thinks that what happened today, this test is the christmas gift, it could well be preparing for what is to come. just a week ago at the same site, there was another test. experts and the

paula: they didn't have their own washington bureau. an organization which serviced all the publications, everything from modern plastics to engineering news and people had a very trade mentality instead of narrative mentality or profile mentality or investigative mentality, or even talking about how politics enters into a lot of the business stories. so the washington bureau really changed the look and feel of businessweek. jason: let's talk about that because it does feel like the late 1980's and into the early 1990's was this seminal moment when washington seemed to wake up and say hold on a second. there's business going on that maybe we need to keep an eye i think about the lbo area that got kicked out. paula: step back a little bit and you have what we call the decade of greed that was the 1980's. that was when people crashed onto the scene. but they were doing things that probably corporate america called for. there were a lot of ceo's that had an imperialistic viewpoint about themselves, and they were using shareholder money for

paula let's go to you 1st the protests there they show a little sign of relenting what do we know but also be at that stage they show no sign of dissipating we know and we've received reports that the american embassy staff including the ambassador have been evacuated from the compound but these reports come as we continue to hear that iraqi security forces are firing tear gas on the crowds to try and get them to disperse now many of the people there who are attending one of several funerals that was organized on tuesday for some of the victims of sunday's american airstrikes and as you mentioned the situation at the moment is far from being under control of the american ambassador was summoned for an explanation of the american strikes that targeted some 5 sites belonging to the cut his below armed group now this is a group that he emerged after the american invasion of iraq in recent times it has repeatedly been involved in attacks against american forces it is also one of the main shia groups that has been fighting islamic state in syria and in iraq now according to the americans t

. >> cnn's paula hancocks is live for us from seoul. south korea saying it cannot confirm specifics about a possible launch, is that right? >> that's right, christi. they say intelligence are working closely, but they can't confirm what it is. north korea say it is very important, that it was very successful, and that you say, it was part of the nuclear deterrent. now, it's the second test we have seen. just last weekend there was another test that was highly successful we're told by north korea. that's assumed to be by south korea an engine test. it could hit mainland united states or a satellite launcher for example. remember, north korea has told the united states that they have a christmas gift for the trump administration. they said it depends what kind of christmas gift as to what kind of attitude change the u.s. has if any. they said there's a year-end deadline and a new path they will be taking if the u.s. does not change its ways in the negotiation. seriously, things are not looking good. it's only one day before the special en

paula: se abre una nueva discusiÓn entre mÉxico y estados unidos.idos y mÉxico. se revelaron en uno de los temas que se podrÍan abordar esta semana. >> se busca reducir el trÁfico de armas y de recursos econÓmicos. >> queremos regresar al uso de la fuerza. >> esas polÍticas fascistas no. paola: es una modificaciÓn y ahora pasamos con adelanto de "contacto deportivo". presentador: habrÁ reducciÓn de extranjeros en la liga mx y que anulÓ grupo para la copa amÉrica. paola: uno de cada cinco estadounidenses tiene diabetes. los adultos jÓvenes tienen pre diabetes. expertos recomiendan estilo de vida mÁs saludable y comida sana. . presentador puntos hola, tenemos las breves de "contacto deportivo". los lakers vencieron a los nuggets de denver. los grupos de la copa amÉrica que se celebrarÁ en colombia y argentina. argentina con uruguay. gracias por habernos acompaÑado. llega a nuestras vidas sin anunciarse. poniéndonos en peligro... sin nuestro permiso. a algunos les parecerá inofensivo. pero no existe humo de segunda mano seguro. todos contienen químicos

paula reid is at the white house. >> reporter: as the president spoke about paid family leave at the white house today, his top lawyer and legislative aid were spotted huddling with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to plot a likely impeachment trial. >> we can say that we have great, clear, open lines of communication. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news there is tension between senate g.o.p. leaders and the white house over how to proceed. the president still wants a lengthy trial that includes witnesses such as joe and hunter biden. g.o.p. lawmakers continue to push for a swift resolution. >> i think the prospect of calling witnesses in my view seems unlikely. >> reporter: cbs news has also learned that the president may add constitutional scholar alan dershowitz to his legal team. >> by the way, i see alan dershowitz. >> reporter: dershowitz previously represented convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein. despite that baggage, he received an endorsement today from one of the president's closest allies. >> i think he would be a good choice if they go down that road. >> reporter: ev

. >> cnn's paula hancocks live. we know north korea, paula, claims this test was part of what it calls a nuclear deterrence system. what are you hearing from where you are? >> reporter: we >> well, they say they don't have anything specific that they can confirm at this point, so they're obviously analyzing the information as well to try to figure out what exactly it was that north korea has tested. they have said it was crucial. they have said it was very successful and part of a nuclear deterrent. the very fact that it's the second test is significant. this is a missile launching site, and it's the one that u.s. president donald trump had said he promised him he would shut down. there was satellite imagery proving he was dismantling this area. earlier this year there was satellite imagery proving it was being rebuilt once again. it shows once again how the relationship between the u.s. and north korea is deteriorating. we're seeing more rhetoric as well between the two leaders. the words dotard and rocket man have

. >> i'm with paula.er ways than boot camp. >> announcer: this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >>> it is 7:20 six i'm kenny choi. a six car crash in san jose left three people in the hospital. this happen at 9:00 last night at kadle road and highway 85. no word yet what caused it or how serious the injuries were. >>> a fire in san francisco's richmond district left a man dead yesterday afternoon. three apartment units are too damaged for their residence to return this money. >>> and alameda county supervisors have officially approved half of the oakland coliseum's site. that is after building a new stadium at howard terminal. >>> let's check the roads with gianna. >> and let's do it. we're still dealing with this traffic alert. if you plan on taking the bay bridge, give yourself a few extra minutes. it is really our only trouble spot right now. a couple cars tangled up here. it is right around treasure island. two lanes blocked. if you look at our maps are you can see that stretch of red there across the

the navy band just held its annual holiday show in the nation's capital and paula reid met some of thelayers. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: these aren't your typical sailors-- and this is not your typical band. ♪ ♪ the navy band has been around, informally -- almost as long as the navy, serving through song at presidential inaugurations, funerals and other government functions. ♪ ♪ captain ken collins is the band's commander. >> the most rewarding thing for me, honestly, is getting the opportunity to work with these outstanding individuals >> reporter: musician first class chelsi vanderpol is one of those faces. chelsi, there's easier ways to join a band. bootcamp?! >> i was terrified to go to boot camp, so i also trained a lot. >> reporter: the band's 170 members and its 11 ensembles perform more than 1,300 shows per year all around the globe. ( singing ) >> in my first year, we learned a japanese piece, we had selected a song that was written in honor of those they had lost in the giant tsunami in 2011. and they came up and they shake our hands through broken english, they're thanking us for hono

paula reid reports tonight from the white house. >> well, i don't feel like i'm being impeached. rt reporter: president trump tried to turn the tables on his political adversaries today, inviting one of the three democrats to vote against his impeachment to the oval office. >> i'm endorsing him. >> reporter: new jersey's jeff van drew was elected as a ruocrat but announced he'll run for re-election in his pro-trump anstrict as a republican. >> i believe that this is just a ftter fit for me. >> reporter: despite the president's defiant demeanor, rbs news has learned mr. trump is worried about how impeachment will affect his legacy and about the toll the process is taking on his family. today, in a "face the nation" interview on paid family leave, set to air later this month, mr. trump's daughter ivanka said republicans can harness any anger over impeachment. >> angry, but it's still energizing, and it focuses you ---- really and draws into relief the stark contrast in priorities. >> reporter: but republicans are also criticizing the president tr these comments at his michigan really last nigh

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, paula, thank you. today we found out what west point cadets and naval academy midshipmen were doing on live tv at saturday's army-navy game. you may recall they were seen flashing an upside down okay sign. the anti-defamation league and bhers consider that a white supremacist symbol. wet investigators from both ame, nots say the students were signaling cist views. plleaye tonight, thein wife ofg a u.s.i s.ficial is facing criminal naarges in britain for a deadly car accident involving a british teenager. she later fled the country imtiaz tyab spoke today with the victim's family. >> reporter: today, harry dunn's herents shed tears of relief. fe we feel that we've taken a huge step in the start of achieving the promise to harry that we made. >> reporter: to bring anne sacoolas to justice. this morning, british authorities charged sacoolas with harry dunn's death. she admits to hitting him while driving on the wrong side of the road outside this british nnlitary base, where her sbsband, a u.s. intelligen

but thank you very much, paula. joining us now, cnn global affairs analyst bianna golodryga.it blows over. the president five minutes after saying trudeau was two faced said he's a good guy. so the fact the president got up and left clearly shows that his feelings were hurt and he wanted to leave. i don't think this causes permanent damage. >> i do wonder whether we're missing the larger point here about what happened at this meeting. it seems for the first time world leaders, u.s. allies presumably, they're no longer scared of president trump. they're no longer walking on egg shells when it comes to him. we saw it with emmanuel macron just fact checking the president in realtime. we saw it with, you know, justin trudeau openly talking about the president and not apologizing after when paula says canadians say you better hold your tongue with president trump. i wonder whether the lesson the leaders are learning is it's not worth trying. >> it makes you wonder if they've taken this attitude from the get go what would have happened? and perhaps even the respect that he has for

mako valley paula scored three orfour players. january. if they win that game they could be in a european quarterfinal. plenty of reaction from the saracens camp tonight starting with the coach. we just want to get on with it, wrestle back when we have two or maintain momentum when we have it. the last 25 minutes... the game was slow in the first half, i think they were more enthusiastic in that sort of game then we were, which is unlike us. we talked about that at half—time and we came out and our intent went through the roof, our excitement and enthusiasm was good thereafter. impressed by that second—half performance and it could do wonders for the momentum now behind this club. remember they are -18 behind this club. remember they are —18 points in the premiership, that returns next week january —18 points in the premiership, that returns next weekjanuary will be critical for this club because returns next weekjanuary will be criticalfor this club because by they could well be into plus points, in terms of the premiership leagu

norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, paula. we found out what west point cadets were doing on live iv at saturday's army-navy game. you may recall they were seen flashing an upside down okay sign. oe anti-defamation league and thhers consider that a white supremacist symbol. but representatives said the isudents were playing the circle game, not signaling racist moves. tonight, the wife of a u.s. s.ficial is facing criminal charges in britain for a deadly car accident involving a british teenager. shelater c tflryouhent >> reporter: today, harry dunn's kerents shed tears of relief. >> we feel that we've taken a huge step in the start of achieving the promise to harry that we made. >> reporter: to bring anne sacoolas to justice. this morning, british authorities charged sacoolas with harry dunn's death. she admits to hitting him while driving on the wrong side of the road outside this british military base, where her tesband, a u.s. intelligence official, was stationed. the 42-year-old american fled the u.k. just days after the