i have great respect for the pew center. you do great work for all of us and we appreciate your good work. it seems to me you were talking about the headwind and talking about the fact that we are trying to have a goal of a 3% gdp growth. i don't think that has to do with any administration. it's been the growth trend on average and all administrations would like to retain that. our headwind, as i understand it, is because our working age population of american born to american parents is going to drop. and that gap is being filled by immigration in all of its forms and gdp is equal to the employers, workers, times their productivity per employer, equals gdp. why could we not still increase our gdp by increasing the production of the employee, the worker, even if the numbers are stagnant. as we look at history for the past 100 years, i think our gdp has grown dramatically because of advancements in science and technology and increased production for labor. we could see third world countries where they've had increase in popu

the most recent survey done by the pew research center. graphic look at the divide between democrats, the left and right in the united states. we would like to hear your thoughts. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. all others, (202) 748-8002. get your calls momentarily. i wanted to show some of the last four speeche -- the last loor speech -- last f from senator jeff flake. the tone of the debate over tax reform as compared to the affordable care act back in 2010. here is some of what jeff flake have to say this week. [video clip] >> how are we expected to work together to achieve anything if one side's position is viewed as the end of america as we know it? one of my colleagues called this tax reform bill the worst bill in the history of congress. passage, one's media pundit went so far as encourage americans to flee the country and declared "america died tonight." passionate debate should always be encouraged. we all love arguing the merits of supply-side economics. but this is not that. this is demonizing of the

fbi for what he says is a failure to turn over documents related to the anti-trump dossier.wh plus, a pew research study proves just how biased and unfair the mainstream media has been to president trump. and the president calling out china over a recent report that they are illegally selling oil to north korea. we will have a reaction to all of those stories. first, president trump closing out the year by touting his accomplishments, looking at 2018 in washington tonight with the details, ellison barber. >> hi, david. president trump is expected to meet with republican leaders early in the new year. the white house says the majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan are both invited to weekend in january. >> i think that you will see the president roll out infrastructure plan in january and the president has already invited leader mcconnell and speaker ryan to camp david the first weekend in january to make sure we are on the same page about our priorities for 2018. >> sarah huckabee sanders told fox news last week that the administration is still deciding on the top pri

pew would have supported that.m that we managed to establish a relationship and to hopefully persuade them to support us. brian: at one point did you think you would get a museum, and what happened in the end? i know there is a museum but it is virtual. lee: right. from the beginning, going back to 1993, 1994, 1995, we were talking a lot about a museum. we were impressed and inspired by the holocaust memorial museum. we wanted to do the same for the victims of communism. people who came on board say, yes, the victims of communism deserve a museum just as much as the jews suffered under nazism. ct. that was a big proje that was not one million, two million, 5 million, that was $100 million project at the most. we kept waiting for a millionaire to walk through the door and senate because that check. we realized it would not happen. we reverse our goals and said we will do the memorial first, then we will do a virtual museum, which we have various exhibits. people can visit a gulag camp. brian: how did they do that? l

. >> pew, pew. he was arrested and charged and one of the heroes ended up busting his knuckles.other hand the robber had three broken ribs. >>> head over to the airport in brazil. typical behavior on the tarmac. you have the employee with the yellow vest on. >> a to do list, pick, pick. >> making sure the car goes inside. in comes a guy who is not so official. pulls that white van up to the same trailers. while this is in baggage claim he's unloading. >> he's claiming sop baggag ini. 400 cell phones is what he ends up loading. >> he was finding where the cell phones are and letting his buddy know. >> this guy doesn't work for the airline but at police does. the other for the airport itself. $227,000 worth of cell phones is what they attempted to get away with but they didn't get very far. this entire thing went down in september. these three were arrested and later found that a bank employee was helping to distribute the cell phones or sell the cell phones. they thought they had their bases covered but they forgot it's all caught on camera. ♪ >>> now we all know that colin first

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the pew charitable trusts. driven by the power of knowledge to solve today's most challenging problems. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ( applause ) >> watson: hey, people. now are you one of those folks who claims to be color blind when discussing race? i'm carlos watson, editor in chief of our digital journalism partner, ozy.com. this week sports and race collided. you saw baseball fans unfurl an antiracism banner at boston's fenway park. at about the same time, the white house asked that an espn reporter be fired. the reporter tweeted the president was a white supremacist. tonight, it's 2017, information but we're asking the question, is america becoming more or less racist. that's our third rail question. christina greer, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> watson: you're a political science professor. are we becoming more or less racist? >> there's a more nuanced revolution. >> this is a tough question, i'm going to go with more. >> watson: more or less. oka

host: how did you get the pew money? mr. edwards: it turned out that mr. howard pew was one of the great anti-communist of his day and died in the 1970's. so happened that he was very close to grow city college, i was there, i had written a biography of the history of the college. i met there the president of the pew charitable trust. got along just fine. i said rebecca, i am doing this project right now, the victims of communism. she said very interesting. mr. pugh would have supported that. from that we managed to and tosh a relationship hopefully persuade them to support us. host: at one point did you think you would get a museum, and what happened in the end? i know there is a museum but it is virtual. mr. edwards: right. from the beginning, going back 1994, 1995, we were talking a lot about a museum. we were impressed and inspired by the holocaust memorial museum. we wanted to do the same for the victims of communism. board say,came on yes, the victims of communism deserve a museum just as much as the jews suffered under nazi of them -- under nazism.

new low in the pew approval poll, all next on "the 11th hour with brian williams." >>> and the new polling numbers just out on the president's approval, and what he managed to get wrong about a solemn day in american history. the 11th hour gets underway now. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 322 of the trump administration. and while the white house spent the day largely on defense in the russia investigation, the conservative wing of the republican party and associated media is on offense. they are taking on and attacking robert mueller's credibility. today press secretary sarah huckabee sanders took questions about the mueller investigation, about mike flynn, about donald trump, jr., specifically. she was asked about the president's son, invoking attorney/client privilege in not wanting to answer questions about a conversation he had with his dad. >> release him from any such privilege and allow him to speak to the committee? >> that's a question you would have to ask his attorneys. we believe that his lawyers had a legitimate reason and basis f

host: how did you get the pew money? mr. edwards: it turned out that mr.oward pew was one of the great anti-communist of his day and died in the 1970's. it so happened that he was very close to the city college. i was there. i had written a biography of the history of the college. i met there the president of the pew charitable trust. rebecca and i got along just fine. i said rebecca, i am doing this project right now, the victims of communism. she said, very interesting. mr. pugh would have supported that. from that we managed to establish a relationship and to hopefully persuade them to support us. host: at one point did you think you would get a museum, and what happened in the end? i know there is a museum but it is virtual. mr. edwards: right. from the beginning, going back to 1993, 1994, 1995, we were talking a lot about a museum. we were impressed and inspired by the holocaust memorial museum. we wanted to do the same for the victims of communism. people who came on board say, yes, the victims of communism deserve a museum just as much as the jews s

coming up, the president hits a new low in the pew approval poll, all next on "the 11th hour with brian williams." >>> tonight, what the white house says about donald trump jr. invoking privilege. and the effort under way on the political right to attack and take down robert mueller before his work is done. >>> al franken on his way out of the senate, reminding everyone the president's been accused of worse. >>> and just hours after that, the arizona republican who says he's leaving congress because of conversations with female staffers. >>> and the new polling numbers just out on the president's approval. and what he managed to get wrong about a solemn day in american history. "the 11th hour" gets under way now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 322 of the trump administration. and while the white house spent the day largely on defense in the russia investigation, the conservative wing of the republican party and associated media is on offense. they are taking on and attacking robert mueller's credibility. today, press secretary sarah huck

i want to go back to your pew research focus.interesting things in that, in that 90% of americans do actually celebrate christmas, and two-thirds of americans believe in the biblical account or elements of the biblical can'account of the birth of chr. so there is still a lot of commonality in the birth of christmas and what it means. >> brangham: do you think that when president trump picked up this call it took on such a force and seemed to align christian voters who many thought would not be on trump's camp and put them on his side? >> well, i think it's a good applause line that appeals to the idea that christians are being persecuted and it fits right in with president trump's division of the country between us and them. in my house, i'm an evangelical christmas and we celebrate christmas. but my husband is jewish, we also celebrate hanukkah. and the idea that our celebration of hanukkah makes my belief in jesus christ as my savior and my celebration of christmas less special or less recognized, it's just not one that i can s

and so they sat here in the washington family pew. and the service was special on many levels. the church was packed. a lot of secret service were in the church. troops in steel helmets with bayonets ringed the church. they sang four hymns. one of which was the battle hymn of the republic. churchill had never heard this hymn before, and the rector reports that as he sang it tears were streaming down his face unashamedly at the beauty of it. in fact, churchill picked that to be one of the hymns at his own funeral years later, which he said was in honor of his american mother. the service was not about nonviolence. it was about the war and winning the war. and above all, it was a service of humility and asking god to forgive america's sins. this was roosevelt's goal. he had in his proclamation for the national day of prayer had described that goal for the day. and so that's what they did. and the rector at the time, reverend edward wells, was known for his anti-isolationist views. and he gave a very powerful sermon that was very fitting for the day, and this sermon was reprinted

bombings in northern nigeria police say two three male suicide bombers blew themselves up in the town of pew in borno state one struck the town's busy market the other detonated her explosives in the town square no one has claimed responsibility but previous attacks in the area have been carried out by the militant group boko haram. for more on this let's cross over to our correspondent in nigeria yan philip schultz. there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack who did my jury is authorities blame. local residents and also no close to sure that is to be blamed there is no official claim of responsibility yes but it's very common for the koran not to claim responsibility for the attacks and they are just so many indications that so that the attack has the p.s. signature of boko haram first of all of course the location b.-u. itself the town where the incident happened. has not been affected so much but a lot of areas around strongholds of boko haram also the use of soft targets like schools or mosques or in this case a lively market as a typical sign of boko haram and last but not l

. >>> pew does an annual survey of trust in government. in 1962 when john kennedy was there, he did, as you know, the first televised press conferences and over three-year period he had 64 press conferences. 64 live televised press conferences. i'm not going to compare that to anybody else, i wouldn't do that. but he did an on average, every 16 days, and in the first five press conferences, were collectively watched by 60 million americans. they got to see someone making decisions. he believed in transition in government, when pew did their survey in 1962, people had trust in the government, a year ago, before the elections, that 75% had gone to 19%. one of the questions for all of us is what do we do about that? >> i'm going to introduce our two speakers, before they come up, we're going to show a 30 second video. ted whidmer at the library of congress. before that, he taught at brown university, he was director of the john carter brown library. the founding director of the cv star center. before that, he worked as an adviser to president

pew research asked people whether they thought senior trump officials had improper contacts with russia during the campaign. 59% said definitely or probably yes. 30% said definitely or probably not. they were also asked whether they're confident mueller's investigation will be conducted fairly. 56% said they were very or somewhat confident. when you break it down by political party, that made up 68% of democrats, 44% of republicans. as mueller's investigation progresses, a piece by "vanity fair" says republicans are keen to, as they put it, quote, play on right wing doubts about the investigation, so wing popular distrust and priming the public for an eventually flynn pardon or even a mueller takedown. that includes seizing on the news that mueller removed a top fbi agent in his investigation, saying he may have shared text messages that were critical of trump. here is what the effort to take down mueller looks like in terms of the coverage on fox news. >> mueller's credibility is in the gutter tonight with these new discoveries. his conflicts of interest, his clear bias, the corruption

they get the faith across really well at the moment is not some old church thing sitting on a cold pew it's because a lot of them is using was a very. bad. one important person had to miss the event to do a guest performance for the band who are florence joy is the singer of can a good and b. star and she's also married to thomas the band's lyrics often refer to god in the familia do form a way to make him feel closer and more accessible. it tells us and for sure and then it's just nice when people who don't know about god or believe in god can still apply the songs to their own lives and kind of and i know how much it gives me such joy to sing these songs for someone and to ultimately praise god that way thing and. you know and effective able. to share. all three with finalists in a talent show now they've released two albums and it's going to go into. pistone the single biggest is from their current album can't deny. unfortunately the band are still waiting for the songs to hit the chocks. here they are getting ready for the concert at cologne cathedral one hundred volunteers were th

the pew research center is a poll that has been around for a very long time. and really no one who knows anything about polling takes issue with them. 32% is a place, don where lots of presidents never get to, candidly. george w. bush got there. barack obama i don't believe ever got that low. this is amazing in how quickly it has happened. i mean we are not a year into the trump presidency yet. >> we're not that low at this point in the presidency. >> and many never got that low period, don, through eight years. ronald reagan never ran at 32% in eight years. that's remarkable. the 25% among women. that's really stunning. i don't know that it's terribly surprising in that donald trump has done very little outreach by any standard who to groups who didn't vote for him. he drubld down, quadrupled down candidly on the groups who were for him. but that group is not that big. it has shrunk without question between november 8th, 2016 and today. >> let's look at this. there is also some serious danger signs among president trump's staunchest supporters chris. tell us

you know, you've got old pews, old wooden pews, whole, i saw some of mike newell's pictures, so somerk, the demolition work, has left huge holes in the floor, so it has been treacherous for the fire department just walking inside once they got the fire out past 2:00 a.m., hour and a half after they got here. lots of debris. lots of trouble, big time for the fire department, but they manage to get this fire out. they manage to get everybody out including their huge team here, safely, fighting this big fire. >> we're dealing with about 13 . we have guys over there just totally covered in ice. so actually you can see that the gear that we wear is over 100 pounds as it is, and now it is just covered with ice. so it is treacherous at this time. but we're taking all safety precautions that we k but we will be here for most of the morning. >> so it was called the ascension parish, but everybody here called it the cathedral of kensington, after mike's first report on this place this summer the mayor spokesperson immediately said the city was going to act to seal this place up. he said they s

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whether you are for guns in the pews or not every church, synagogue and mosque should discuss a security plan and practice it. in hartford county, maryland scott wusa 9. >> the proposal needs the approval of maryland's general assembly and the governor. >>> this video was captured yesterday when a man broke into a jewelry store. we are learning his one of three men wanted for several burglaries in the last two weeks in d.c. and maryland. in one of the robberies the suspect used a stolen church van as a get away vehicle. leaders of the church spoke with us today. >> it has been a big impact. we have not had the transportation we need for our members. to hear our van was stolen and put stolen goods in our van was awful. >> five of the seven robberies happened at cell phones stores or clothing and jewelry store have been hit. if you recognize these guys on the re >>> some of us could see snowflakes tomorrow. topper is out on the weather terrace. >> if you are east of i-95 i give you a good chance of seeing snow showers and light snow tomorrow. temperatures will be around freezing. that's no

place a pressure monitor in the spine and pews to calculate the exact amount of blood flow to the injured spinal cord. and we are at zuckerberg. >> after five hours of therapy, he retreats to his rule. he works to regain control of his paint brushes. he also used to create art use go medical devices around him. >> you can see traces there of trees that hold medical devices and the peeling texture was created with latex gloves. >> he could be back working sometime next year. in the words of his doctors, he is disproving the spinal cord injuries are permanent and irreversible. >> never give up. in san jose. david louie, abc7 news. >> a school has been closed for months after smoke damage from the wildfires. >> but students are starting to get ready to go back. >> the escort as kids made the return. >>> millions of >>> an elementary school has been closed since the fires in october. >> flames didn't touch the building but there was a lot of smoke damage. students made an emotional and triumphant return. >> there were signs with farewell messages for the students. nearly 500 of them had been

peter's church it was a terrible sight to see the whole church was full of rubble diskette all the pews were smashed one had there was blood everywhere everywhere in it from a back as if i were in a butcher's yard. when hearts of bodies everywhere. i couldn't find a movie but they told me to go to the hospitals. so i went to look for my daughter's she for hospital and i couldn't find them for i was about to give up hope of ever finding them and they're going to want to pieces here and i thought was that why i couldn't find them and actually had the kit and finally someone told me to go to this room. to look at. there were refrigerators and had never seen anything like it. withdraw. from the library i told a man to open the bottom one the evil fat so he did. the light fell and he uncovered her face it was her fabulous i'm going to give you food then i said open the upper drawer so they did and i found her older sister then i fainted. i mean. they hadn't done anything to him. i'm sure they didn't harm him. what should i say. it's a path full of pain and sorrow a road of fornes. i have no

people who have been here a long time, and this has been going on from studies for the nonpartisan pew the number one concern for undocumented and legal immigrants in this country is to learn english quickly, because they understand that if you do not know english, you cannot get a job. i you cannot function. you cannot be a part of society. we see that in our latino population. the first generation that getst here, they speak mostly spanish, second-generation maybe they are bilingual, by the third generation the spanish is gone, they are english dominant. that has happened in my family, my family background is mexican-american. people in my family do not know any spanish, that's the pattern we are seeing again and again, it is notan a threat to american values are assimilation, it is just a different way of contributing to the fabric of the nation. >> brian: chain migration is in immigration reform over the past month. the bipartisan committee m alrey meeting. chain migration is being looked at. not just a nuclear family that is coming here, it is the extended family, and after a whil

new numbers on both, one as we mentioned at the top, is a record low for pew research. 32% approval forval for the tax plan, with 53% saying they disapprove. 16% saying they strongly approve of the plan. the panel enjoys widespread support. how troubling are these numbers? >> i can't wait to hear jack, who's going to blame this on bill clinton. i think -- >> they're pretty. they're really bad, this is incredible and this is a president that is obsessed with the polls, so i would assume this is something that bothers him. also to remember, the economy is doing pretty well, typically when the economy is doing well, presidents have really good approval ratings. they usually track closely. this is a pretty clear message for people that they're unhappy with how the president's governing. >> they've had a tough year, they have had a legislative agenda that they've fallen short on, i think you're going to see some changes in the next month, you're looking at tax reform that's moving forward. gain popularity among the base. and you're going to have sort of more legislative victories on the back

there were so many gifts, each pew within the chapel was completely filled. nice to see. >> so many things that make us proud to call the delaware valley home. log on to 6abc.com/proud. >>> there is more on "action news" at 12:30, the white house knows who is to blame for a massive cyber attack that affected more than 100 countries earlier this year. >>> and an inside look at the philadelphia orchestra's annual holiday concert. before it arrives. >>> the white north korea for a cyber attack that targeted companies and governments in more than 150 companies in may. a careful investigation revealed evidence that north korea was directly responsible for the so-called wanna cry attack. and they are calling on the private sector to do more to prevent such incidents. >>> the koreans are preparing for an exercise despite north korea being 50 miles away. 225 marines participated in the drills and worked out in sub zero temperatures without their shirts, it's not all work and no play and encouraged bonding and building comradery. it looks like fun. >> a 5-year-old boy

. >> pew!e captured it, just the same week that "star wars" has another movie opening. >> it's like mother nature is getting excited for the movie, like we are. >>> leif gibson was out on his morning walk, spotted a tangled moose, and went to one of the nearby homes, got a pole saw and hopped into action. the moose charges at him at first. >> this is tricky. if you detach the wrong part and it's still all attached it will run off dragging all the stuff with it. >> he has a technique, gets the big bramplg off, tosses it to the side and starts to work on what looks like the rope part of the swing. >> he's doing so much that's just great common sense in this instan instance, using the right tool, using the tree to defend himself if the animal comes for him, basically go around it. it's great. okay, is that it, got it? >> he works it away. >> there you go, use the tree. >> yes, as soon as he realizes what direction is that moose is going in, pops to the other side of the tree and the moose takes of

. >> pew tube is one of many alternative sites popping up. this is cody wilson.poke to him years ago when he was working on a pretty controversial project. >> i think i'm known for one of the more radical free speech activists. >> he was dubbed one of the most dangerous people on the internet when he posted instructions showing how to 3-d print a gun. >> fascists probably. >> he's a very famous troll. >> yeah. you get somebody like -- it's nice endorsement. >> one of the worse trolls on the internet. >> i think so. >> mr. spencer i think is considered a pretty successful troll. >> keep in mind his ideal is to have a white ethnicity. should these people get a platform and where should the line be drawn? >> are you worried some of this will incite violence? >> no. i'm not worried about it. i mean when i'm talking about like -- outside someone's home, there's a mob and say there he is, get him. that's not protected speech. but these personalities, they represent elements of a political speech that should not be censored. >> well he doesn't align himself with all the

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through the doors, i grew up, as an alter boy, bob kelly did, and these old churches are full of wooden pews wooden everything. lot of stuff to burn lots of debris. this fire department did wonders keeping this thing from getting worse, and spreading and having anybody hurt, either the people that were inside here, or the firefighters, with all of this ice and cold slipping everywhere. their gear, 100 pounds weight, probably 20-pound more, alex and mike, and thomas, when this thing, when they got wet, and got way down by the ice on top of all of their equipment, as well. >> you certainly have to think of firefighters and all every those who have to be out in the cold, you know, serving the community on mornings like today. >> you have to wonder, steve, with l & i now trying to seal up the place, trying to keep it closed with the amount of windows and doors, that church has. >> i know. you only look at one side, this is probably the shortest side, very long side on the other side. by the way the rectory, church, they're still working. they've got power. that's where they put the homeless peop

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. >>> then the new pew poll out today. for a man who loves ratings like president trump this is terrible news. his overall approval rating a dismal 32%. not even one in three. matching the lowest we have seen since he took office. and there is more bad news for the president. troubling numbers on russia, 59% say senior members of team trump likely had improper campaign contacts with russia. and troubling numbers on sexual assault. nearly 3/4 calling the issue of sexual assault and harassment very important. why those numbers so bad? let's review. donald trump jr. refused yesterday to tell congress that he and his father discussed -- what they discussed about the trump tower meeting with the russians. and as i just mentioned we have learned there was follow up after that meeting despite denials from trump junior. >> there wasn't really follow up because there was nothing there to follow up. as we were walking out in the he said listen i'm sorry about that. in the end there was some bait and switch about what it was supposed

the pews were filled with folks just a few hours ago, at midnight mass too early for you, to take partll another masses is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. this morning. >> president trump celebrating first christmas as commander in chief by reaching out to children and troops. live in new york with how on how the president's policy decisions also having an effect on today's celebrations cents. good morning, roxanna. >> good morning, jim, president trump tweeted overnight that people are saying merry christmas again, and he's taking credit for t he tweeted people are proud to be saying merry christmas again, i am proud to have led the charge against the as is all the of our cherished and beautiful price. now his tweet followed packed day for the president and first lady. >> the trump's spent their first christmas eve as the first family, worshiping at episcopal church in palm beach florida same church where the president and first laid bring married in 2005. the service followed a busy day for the president who earlier spokes to us troops stationed abroad via video hook up from his florida stat