come on, raj. you put them in that position. >> chris, to be clear, i talked to secretary nielsen about it before this was reported and she couldn't recall the cement. >> but she understood what -- she understood what senator graham said, which was a direct echo of the president according to gram, but she didn't remember what the president said. >> she remembered a heated conversation and to question her integrity without proof i think is really out of line. the point that the president was making and that we continue to make is that we need merit-based reforms to fix our immigration system. the best and the brightest regardless of race, religion, or national origin. >> raj shah, i appreciate you coming on. as i apologized the other day, i didn't know your last name. i apologize for that, but i'll tell you one thing. i will never forget it. >> chris, thanks for having me on. i appreciate it. >> all right. we'll have you back soon. be well. >>> so the government shutdown could come in 51 hours. i do

how is that okay, raj? >> let me just step back and say we're happy that certain text messages are found. we want to see what's in those text because they may reveal further political unbias. >> are you unhappy they said there is a secret organization when there is none? >> when you said they said this are that. there are allegations made and the department of justice inspector general investigated those matters. >> gates, dowdy, senator johnson. why wouldn't you call those guys out? >> they're raising very legitimate questions, chris. >> they said there was a secret agency on the basis of one text that they didn't understand the context of. they're saying that the missing -- >> because everything around it was deleted, chris. >> you then got the text. they never corrected the assertion. you don't think that's unfair, raj? >> i think ron johnson has spoken to it. i'm going to let members of congress speak to their own words and defend their own actions. what we are saying is we want a department of justice

raj shah, managing director, diux. he's part of the entity, $200 million from the government had out in silicon valley to go out and acquire new technologies and find the need is, coolest things on the horizon that can really help us. we had the secretary of the navy, honorable richard spencer right here next to me. and we have mr. michael strianese, chairman and ceo of l-3 technology is also looking for a lot of this technology that he can then present to the secretary to see what it is that can best protect us. i'm going to take it off, we'll have a conversation and what remind you all to jump into the conversation, you can do that online through the rndf mobile app anyone watching at home if you have any questions just submit them to us on twitter, and will be watching for all of those, twitter at hashtag rndf for anybody who's watching online or on fox business now. so let's kick it off. first michael, tell us about what it is that you want from an investors standpoint from these companies, like michaels, what is i

raj. >> okay, blayne thank you. here in the bay area sharp reaction to what's going on. in the differs mission zrikt we caught one a man who grew up in el salvador and called mr. trump heartless. >>> i feel like he doesn't have any feeling in his heart. i had heart is black .. the way he talk to people like he hate everybody. >> how can you be the leader of our country and of the free world and be disparaging countries like haiti orp el salvador or countries in africa? these are countries we need to support and work with. >> again mr. trump said he never said anything droger toy about haitians or el salvador just they come from poor and troubled countries. sam brock sits down with an expert on history on a and communication base how the president has mastered the ability to deny accusations and fend off his critics. amidst all the political drama there is real life health issues. president trump is completed his first annual physical. happened this woke. excuse me tod at the walter reed military hospital outside of washington, d.c. before the president flew to florida. t

raj? >> janelle, thank you. >>> there is concern tonight that the trump administration is targeting california with a major immigration sweep. we've been talking about this for the last 24 hours info. in sacramento you see janet napolitano and javier xavier becerra, warning of a planned i.c.e. raid of immigrants in the south bay. many feel president trump is punishing california for becoming a sanctuary state last year. >> donald trump should not ask us to be a deportation force for his immigration enforcement activities. we're not in the business of deportation. we're in the business of public safety. >> to be clear, california became that sanctuary state this year. as for the daca renewals, they urged anyone who is a dreamer to renew their status as soon as possible. they could be eligible for financial and legal help through their colleges. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg writes on facebook, "dreamers are members of our communities and there are 800,000 living in fear with no ability to pl

janelle. >>> thanks, raj. deadly mudslides in santa barb, we go live to disaster zone for the update on the growing troubles near santa barbara. . plus a bipartisan approach to immigration. president trump hosts republicans and democrats. promising to tackle the issue in two phases. survivors -- continues near santa barbara. this is exclusive vio >>> right now at 6:30, the search for survivors continues near santa barbara. this is exclusive video of rescuers pulling a teenager. you see her there. pulled her to safety after mudslide trapped her inside her home. >>> racing against the clock happening right now as rescue crew crews do their best to search for survivors. >> crew haves having trouble getting to the areas because of washed out roads. nbc's reporter joins with us the latest for us. patrick. >> reporter: janelle and raj this is a difficult situation. behind us is one of the creeks that overflowed. below sus the 1091 freeway remaining closed. authorities count 50 rescues but still some unaccounted for.

i'm joined now by the white house principal deputy press secretary raj shah from davos, switzerland. raj, thanks so much for joining us. >> wolf, thanks a lot for having me on. >> so, is the president threatening not only to cut off funding for this u.n. relief agency, unra, as it's called, but also threatening to cut direct u.s. economic assistance to the palestinian authority in the west bank? >> the president's message was pretty clear in that all options are sort of on the table when it comes to u.s. aid to the palestinians and to unra, to the u.n. agency. and his overall message is obviously very clear as well. we're not going to be subsidizing voices that attack the united states and promote anti-american resolutions and insult the vice president. it's pretty much that simple. you know, we're working with the israelis. we want to continue working with the palestinians moving forward on a prospect for a peaceful settlement to their issues, and you know, you really can't do that if you're not talking and if you're throwing insults. negotiating and disagreeing over issues in a res

. >> raj, good evening just as a point of reference, 60 democrat skipped out on the inauguration as you just mention add second ago. we are expecting about a dozen not to attend the state of the union this evening. some of the representatives want to use the stage as a platform to draw attention to the issues of immigration reform, sexual misconduct but. for some others they don't feel the president deserves the attendance. >> we covered a lot of territory including our success. >> in teeing up the state of the union the white house tipped its hand on the topics. you'll hear about the economy and trade but will he utter one word with sexual harassment and me too. >> he probably will ignore it. but we're not interested in what the president thinks is or is doing. what we're saying to the american people is there is a bare dime shift. >> congresswoman jackie speier has created a buzz over basic black. more than a hundred more donning basic black. also featuring opinions for times up and and for recy taylor. >> it's important because of the courage of the women who spoke out. >> some repre

raj. >> thank you so much so typical tor the communities in the last couple of months. the among the people impacted by flooding and mudslide. el endegeneres with the caption this is the 101 freeway in my neighborhood. montecito, needs your love and support. >>> a team from silicon valley is headed to the santa barbara area to help with the rescues. the 129th wing out of moffitt field just launched a crew to be on stand by if needed. this is video from when they were sent to texas after hurricane harvey where they helped with rescues. >>> here is a live look at the satellite radar now. you can see the storm swirling over southern california. that's the same system that brought record rain totals here in bay area. meteorologist rob mayeda is breaking down the storm strength. >> it strengthened as it dropped in southern california where they get the thunderstorms and rain rates of almost of an inches per hour. lingering showers around san jose, skying finally clearing. dhek out rain totals, in some cases these are monthly totals in just 24 hours. you can see san francisco

raj and jess. >> thank you very much garvin. you should know gash isn't headed to south korea to cover the lirpices. . follow his reports on nbc bay area. he will post exclusive video and photos on the social many sites. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri talking about the olympics that's fun in a few weeks and right now this weekend. first and foremost about the weather. >>> we have rainfall right now. eventually clearing out over the weekend. we have sun coming for saturday and sunday. good news. get ready for a big storm starting off next week. as we take you right now into the doppler radar and satellite we know a lot of you are maybe heading out tonight. we still have lingering rainfall. we'll take to you the biggest

called for a second vote saying that the consequences of the decision were not clear at the time for raj says a second poll would end the debate. a luxemburg court has overturned it the sentence against the likes leaks whistleblower the twenty four team scandal laid bare huge tax deals between luxembourg and hundreds of international companies now the main defendant a former employee of the global accounting firm p w c was fined and given a suspended sentence but now an appeals court will hold a new draw. delta a smile to see arrived it could stay and for good reason the luck six informant was previously charged with a one thousand five hundred euro fine and suspended prison sentence for stealing private legal documents but today the. arguments have been heard but they can say she considers that the appeal courts misinterpreted the european court of human rights jurisprudence and this is what we want to demonstrate by going to say she said this is a victory. but she's foam a colleague rafael was not saying that the court decided that the nature of the documents tell a divulge the press d

for a second poll saying the consequences of the decision were not clear for voters at the time for raj it says a second to voters would in the debate it's a little. earlier we talked to our london correspondent period mohsin we asked her why for raj is suddenly proposing a second referendum on whether britain should leave the e.u. we asked or is it a stunt. i think it is a bit of a stir and i think it's to keep his name in the media not many bricks in here would dare to call for a second referendum because they have a lot to lose they had they won the first referendum and not many remain as daring to call for a second referendum become so far public opinion doesn't is not very clear that they would actually win it so there is not really a lot of momentum at the moment behind a second referendum at all in the u.k. and that was our correspondent. reporting earlier from london arrives looks like there was a bore who blew open luxembourg's brant but to the state he was a villain looks leaks whistleblower. leaks documents laying bare shady tax deals between luxembourg and hundreds of intern

joining us now principle white house secretary raj shaw. it is the big news of the morning. how does the white house characterize that meeting between the attorney general and the mueller team? >> thanks for having me on. in general, we don't comment on witnesses or other matters concerning the special counsel. we've been supportive and cooperative of this process and we believe it will end soon and finally we've known all along, which is there was no collusion during the 2016 campaign and no findings of wrongdoing and we expect it to wrap up soon. >> jon: can you tell us any details? was this an interview with mr. mueller personally, was it his investigators, how long did it last? >> i'm not aware of the details concerning it. we've been cooperative as the white house and administration and we believe the special counsel will find what we already know. >> jon: and you believe that this investigation is going to be over quickly? >> the white house's view is that it will be wrapping up in short order. we want it to be done thoroughly and above board but we have confident the

raj and jess. >> thank you very much garvin.you should know gash isn't headed to south korea to cover the lirpices. . follow his reports on nbc bay area. he will post exclusive video and photos on the social many sites. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri talking about the olympics that's fun in a few weeks and right now this weekend. first and foremost about the weather. >>> we have rainfall right now. eventually clearing out over the weekend. we have sun coming for saturday and sunday. good news. get ready for a big storm starting off next week. as we take you right now into the doppler radar and satellite we know a lot of you are maybe heading out tonight. we still have lingering rainfall. we'll take to you the biggest zone we're tracking right there in downtown san francisco. and moving into mill valley as well. off to the north and east through richmond at 6:49. san pablo, 6:5 a. and continueual rainfall into here at 7:09. in terms of tomorrow's forecast i think by 6:30 in the morning we still have wet weather for the east bay

. >> reporter: raj, good evening. let's start with the inspiring here. i'm standing in the middle of a burn zone behind me as far as the eye can see. just look at this. just lots and lots of bareness. however, in the middle of all this, a home right here, as you mentioned, raj, the foundation somehow preservable enough that they were able to build a shell here. soon they'll have a family in that house in a couple of months. but for so many people because of a potential labor shortage that could spell a much longer wait. in a sea of empty land and puddles lies an island of activity or a beacon. >> absolutely a beacon of light for the community to see that rebuilding has started. >> reporter: here to observe the progress, 78-year-old stan commerford. >> my wife died april 30th, then my house burned down five months later. >> reporter: all stan wants is a sign of a resurgent rebuild. but he's reading the tea leaves, and they don't look good. subcontractors serve as a lifeblood for home development. and after denovo couldn't find enough, some got spooked. >>

. >> reporter: raj, terminal b was rocked down two hours today. that didn't just compact impact passengers here it was across the state. these were more than a thousand forced to wait outside while terminal b was put on lockdown. dawn and her kids were trying to get back to ventura. >> we couldn't approach the terminal. we are waiting. >> terminal b was evacuated after someone discovered a suspicious backback in the secure area near the boarding gate. a bomb squad police and firefighters rushed to the terminals. for two hours an estimated 2,000 passengers were rest waiting outside and inside on arriving flights that were parked on the tar mack. it was left to pilots to try and explain the delay to those passengers. . >> showing up with x-ray equipment and checking out the package. >> the delay stretched well beyond sjc. frank and joan brock are concerned about granddaughters arriving two hours late from burr tang. >> it was waiting in the line of planes to take off and everything stopped because of the situation here. >> >> reporter: authorities u

for more, let's bring in my first guest, principle white house decket raj shaw. good to see you today. let's get started with where the president is on immigration deal. you have a bipartisan gangs of six about to roll out. if that doesn't look like the answer, will the president back a continuing resolution? >> well, we are supportive of the continuing resolution that's going to be introduced in the house of representatives. we think it's very important to fund the government, to fund our national security priorities make sure the government is kept open. on the separate issue of the bipartisan deal that you are saying is being proposed, we feel like it doesn't meet our standards. there was a meeting last week in which we came together, bipartisan house and senate, democrats and republicans, talked about the need to engage four issues on any kind of immigration deal. that was daca, that was also ending chain migration, ending the visa lottery and real border security. and, frankly, this proposal only handels one of those issues. it doesn't give us real border se

and the episode lingers as a reminder of the last days of the raj in india.e nawab‘s legacy as an animal lover extraordinaire continues, with the most regal of creatures. lions may have iconic status here. they're a royal symbol. they're in hindu mythology. at the beginning of the last century, they were threatened with extinction. i'm going somewhere now, which is the only natural abode of the asiatic lion. these lions are smaller and paler than their african relatives. and these are their modern day protectors, india's first female forest rangers, the so—called lion queens. now they're part of a team that performs more than mall rescues than any other wildlife park in the world. on average, the unarmed rangers cover 25 kilometres a day and have to tackle venomous snakes, leopards and poachers as well as lions. if they did get agitated, how would you be able to tell from the animal? how would you know if you're safe or not being this close to the animal? and it did get dangerous early on in her career here. applications from women for these posts have rocket

of the raj boot community lives only to protect the country the religion and one's self respect. can be noticed in a crowd he is disciplined never flees a battle and is always ready to die. historians say the queen's existence is very likely a legend a character in a sci fi epic poem this is the story it's an epic with. it's not good and it is that in fifteen forty and it was set in the thirteenth century because that was the ruling in the thirteenth century so people forget that this is not a piece of history it's an epic written by a lot of. the film's director sanjay leela bhansali tonight's the movie disrespects the hindi queen he's had to contend with sets a little later the original release state hard line hindu ism is on the rise in india emboldened believe many by the country's prime minister and hindu nationalist the render modi police have boosted security and all fear to scream in the film but many cinemas are reluctant to take the risk the. south korean officials are conducting a rabbit to north korea to inspect training venues ahead of the winter olympics despite a p

i )m raj mathai. jessica -- is off tonight. let )s get right to our weather... >>> good evening and thanks for joining us i'm raj mathai. jessica is off tonight. let's begin with weather. rain, dangerous surf and heavy snow. rob, let's start tonight with the morning commute tomorrow. >> a preview just over my shoulder we have wet roadways and steady rain across the south bay, you see it here on the radar, moving away from downtown san jose and moving to morgan hills. and the bigger perspective, show you what happens is the moisture heads to the sierra, heavy snow and chain controls as we head into friday, we'll see snow totals 1 to 2 feet. and a different story on the coast. breakers will be as high as 40 feet during the day tomorrow. so high surf, high snow levels to start. and then the winter storm warning takes us into the start of the weekend and a stronger storm coming up. >>> new video from the sierra tonight. a welcome sight, snow. something we haven't seen or heard for a while, chain control on i-80. the crews hard at w

in december sanders called the network out for this mistake tweeting this is definitely not raj shawmed in tweeting@chris cuomo and cnn viewers, it is ross shaw. a lot of things can happen live on the air but this is the latest example of cnn's back and forth with the white house. jillian: a mom almost booted out of a chick-fil-a. >> in north dakota, under fire after telling a breast-feeding mother to cover up or leave the restaurant. she said on facebook she was barely showing what was visible in her shirt and the owner came to the table and asked me to cover and if i chose not to cover she would ask me to leave. the owner of that restaurant says i would like to publicly apologize for the way i handled the situation on saturday. my goal is to provide a warm and welcoming environment for all my guests. it is legal to breast-feed -- breast-feed in public in north dakota. not make it too graphic. rob: the new apps everybody is talking about. >> people taking selfys, the art and culture apps is the number one apps on the apps store because it changes your selfys into pieces of fine art.

>> reporter: raj, some of the folks out here feel like they are trying to recover from one disaster and now they are going to be on alert for perhaps another one. the army corps of engineers says a lot has been done here in this fire ravaged area to prevent erosion of the hillside here including installing the tubes called waddles. major vince lee spent part of this rainy day assessing some of the burned out properties he's in charge of clearing with the army corps of engineers. his goal, to prevent erosion this winter. >> these, in essence, help to prevent the contamination or water that they use to wet down the contaminated ash as they excavate. it helps to contain that material within the property so it doesn't come out. >> reporter: those also surround the burned out firestation 5 in the fountain grove community. the material you see here is also an absorbent helping to keep contaminants from washing into storm drains. the storm is also filling up the local creeks and rivers. it's one of the reasons sonoma county issued a flash flood watch for areas devastated by the fire three mont

good evening and thanks for joining us i )m raj math. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. it is edging close to the first storm of the new year. it's approaching after an unusually dry december. other chief meteorologist is joining us with an updated timeline. what can we expect? >> it continues to show, wednesday, afternoon and evening with the best chance of rainfall returning to the bay area. and we need it desperately. look at the rainfall deficit, we should normally have 14.0 inches and now, to date, we are running eight inches behind. here is the storm system in the pacific. tomorrow morning, cloudy to start at 5:00 in the morning. temperatures in the 40s and spotty shower developing at 9:00 a.m., we will get in to scattered rain, and by 6:00 p.m. we have rain and thunderstorms with dangerous lightning. we will have the time line on it and thea second system moving i. >> as the storm moves through, stay with us, you know, jeff has been tweeting updates throughout the evening and he will continue to do that. you can follow jeff on twitter. >>> well, take a look. polic

. >> raj, we're learning more bit by bit what caused the fbi director to move up his departure date. and sources say that it could be because he was getting tired of that constant criticism from president trump. of course, that makes for an interesting timeline because now, instead of focusing on tomorrow's state of the union address, many here in washington are wondering why that position is now vacant. deputy fbi director andrew mccabe the focus of repeated criticism from president trump today stepping down. >> the president wasn't part of this decision-making process, and we would refer you to the fbi. >> reporter: mccabe, who briefly ran the fbi after the president fired james comey, was already planning to retire in march, but the sudden announcement is now raising questions. last month president trump suggested mccabe was racing the clock to retire with full benefits, targeting him in a series of tweets after news that mccabe's wife received hundreds of thousands in campaign donations from a hillary clinton ally. >> the president stands by his previous comment. >> reporter: "th

. >> reporter: good evening, raj. protesters are angry with city leaders because of negotiations going on between san jose and google about building that big new headquarters downtown. they say if google builds in san jose, the people who live there now will be left out in the cold. >> we are here to stay! >> reporter: they're called san jose rising. and they're worried about housing. >> we are here because our community is hurting. >> reporter: so worried about google building its planned 6.8 million square foot campus in downtown san jose, the group marched outside google headquarters to deliver a message. >> if they're going to come to san jose, they are welcome. but they need to come and be a good, responsible neighbor. >> reporter: asking the tech giant to come to the table to help with, among other things, affordable housing and legal representation for those who might lose their homes because of rising prices. >> we have asked google to come to our town halls. we've invited them to every community meeting we ha

but raj is from india, which means he's no slouch at holding his breath. okay, i want in.en bucks says i'll lose interest before that thing stops spinning. hey, sheldon, i found a great restaurant for date night. kind of busy right now. oh, an euler's disk! fun! yeah, we're seeing if raj can hold his breath longer than it. oh. immature. how ya doing? mm. he's not gonna make it. yes, he is! you know, deep-sea divers holding their breath for several minutes

nbc bay area raj bayer. >> whether or not to appoint an interim mayor. had in fact, people were lined up in the hallway trying to get in. the board of supervisors chamber was packed. on the agenda whether to appoint an interim or caretaker mayor until the june election when someone will be elected to serve the rest of mayor ed lee's term. london breed became the subject of the comment because of the city charter she became acting mayor because she is board president and continues to serve as supervisor. there was a definite split in those who want to continue. they want her to continue and those who want someone else in the interim. >> as a whole, i think there would be too much of a concentration of power if one person is taking three positions. >> if you mess with her, i mean it, as a black woman every one of you all will have a problem because i'm going to tell them not to burn bay view, and not to burn -- >> thank you. >> as you can see, things got pretty fiery. breed is also a candidate for the june election. some people say that certainly makes her

raj shaw from the white house press office.. jillian: good monday morning to you guys. let's begin with this story right here. brand new secret service photos just in our newsroom showing how hackers are actually targeting cash machines. agents calling it atm jackpotting. thieves get access to the machines with a key, install malware and withdraw large amounts of money. the crooks have reportedly stolen a million bucks. places at pharmacies and drive-thru atms. a writer says we need to stop watching war movies because they preach toxic masculinity. >> it's a hell of a thing we do, isn't it? how do you love your family and leave them to go to war? jillian: peter moss of the intercept writes quote the time has come from hollywood to turn away from war movies that perpetuate a model of masculinity that does violence to us all. earlier this morning johnny joey jones a retired marine corps bomb technician who lost his legs in afghanistan weighed. in. >> we tell their stories because they need to be told. these are american heroes wh

how the community is pulling togeth i'm raj mathai. >> a popular student athle friend are banding to bring the team and his family comfort. joinin us from pleasant hill instan >> that's right, jessica. the athletic director said that happen >> it's a tragic freak accident. no malice on the part of the >> the athletic director shared high s community. 16-yea ryan joseph left >> you just go a certain way >> ryan also played lacrosse an comes from a family of de la they raised money for ryan that with recovery and medical costs. >> he is not able to use his now. >> i hope you can take care of >> injuries can happen anywhere sports >> the kids know you love them. >> they said the family hopes to move ryan to another facility in denver that specializes in his injuri report live in pleasant hill, nbc area news. >> we will continue to track his progre >> that fedex package might be late. this delivery truck crashed into a hotel restaurant near lax this evenin among the people hurt, a no word on how this happened. >> people across the nation are watch it closely. the sky lit up over detroit.

raj shah, we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. >> jon: fox news alert. we understand that a train carrying republican members of congress who were headed to their post state of the union retreat at the greenbriar resort in west virginia, that train has had some kind of an accident. now we are told most of the people on board appear to be okay. but there are some injuries. we don't have any information frankly about what kind of an accident this was, whether cars left the tracks or not we do not know. could have been a collision with a car or truck at an intersection. the greenbriar in the mountains of west virginia, hilly area. where exactly this thing had its accident is going to be an important point to note. but again, republican members of congress who had boarded a train to head for the greenbriar resort for their annual retreat to talk about things like the 2018 election landscape, that train has had some kind of an accident and we're told there are injuries. we will continue to bring you the latest information on this story as it comes into the fo

thank you so much. >> raj shah joining us from the white house. we'll keep our eyes on developments at the white house. >> up on capitol hill where the u.s. senate is holding a rare saturday session, behind the scenes negotiations are under way to end the government shutdown. >>> also, breaking news in cities across the country. hundreds of thousands taking to the streets to protest president trump and demand respect for women. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious all

is the patrol of a fourteenth century hindi queen a member of the high raj cost of the muslim. the film depicts a romance between the two characters seen as a step too far for these demonstrators many from the hardline raj hindu group sriracha. they say the relationship between a hindu and a muslim is a distortion of fact and are determined to defend their culture. their community lives only to protect the country the religion and one self-respect. can be noticed in a crowd disciplined never flees a battle and is always ready to die. a story and say the queen's very existence is very likely a legend character in a sci fi epic poem this is. it's not. and it is the dead in fifteen for. most of the set in the thirteenth century. so people forget that this is not. an epic written by. the film's director sanjay leela bhansali tonight's the movie disrespects the hindi queen he's had to contend with sets in a delay to the original release date hardline hinduism is on the rise in india emboldened believe many by the country's prime minister and hindu nationalist near and dear modi poli

raj shah/principal deputy white house press secretary: "sure, you can contact the individuals that wereved with that."cnn has not been able to independently contact daniels.but in a statement attributed to her... she calls the wall street journal article "absolutely false" and denies, not only the affair but ever receiving hush money from donald trump.that statement, however, was provided by trump attorney, michael cohen. (justine) taking a live look at storm tracker four.... (jr stone) meteorologist anny hong has our forecast.. . (anny hong): wet weather this evening and overnight as a cold front moves southeastward over the area. breezy, briefly gusty winds will accompany this front. rain will gradually dissipate as the front moves south. the weather pattern will remain active this week, with more rain likely by midweek. (justine) we now know who is going to super bowl 52. the new england patriots. and the philadelphia eagles. (jr stone) two huge championship games to talk about now... with kron 4's mark carpenter.. that's right-- we'll start with what happened this afternoon in the a

raj, jessica? >> thank you, janelle. 17 days doesn't seem like a lot of time.ttention turns to a daca deal. >> larry gersten is here. where does this leave the d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> it's hard to think of any other way but to say that republican leader, mitch mcconnell, won. i'll tell you why, what he got -- what he offered to shubert for his vote is the offer to the opportunity to put the issue before the senate and where do you have that? there seems to be a lot of goodwill in the senate. it wouldn't surprise me if it passes. >> so all of these d.r.e.a.m.ers are in a state because they don't know what is going to happen. can you walk us through what happened with daca? what are the steps? >> two hurdles to go here. one, we've got to go to the house of representatives because when one chamber writes the bill, the other has to go along with it. republicans since 2011, it's notorious leanne tie daca. in 2013, the senate democrats sent them a daca bill. they turned it down. in 2014, the house voted to eliminate daca. nothing happened and then in 2015, the house voted

instead a spokesperson, raj shah said in part president trump is fighting for permanent solutions that make our country stronger by welcoming those who can contribute our economy and assimilate to our great nation. >> all right. the president's comments drawing widespread condemnation from lawmakers. the only african american in the senate calling the remarks disappointing. he says our strength lies in our diversity. to deny these facts would be to ignore the brightest part of our history. >> this from mia love of uta whose parents are hatian immigrants. the president's comments are unkind divisive elitist and fly in the face of our nation's values. my parents came from one of those countries. the president must apologize to both the american people and the nations he so wantonly maligned. >>> marco rubio firing off a line of tweets. the decision on whether to allow someone to immigrate here should be based on who they are, not where they are coming from. >>> john kasich weighing in. and this from democratic congressman of massachusetts. america's president is a racist and this is the

seems like younger and two square sensing sort of an opening because of the discussion that nigel for raj started in the last days but whether this will really lead to anything is up at the stars and it does get stranger and stranger we've also got these latest calculations from boris johnson what's the response to. this and i haven't heard anyone talk about that here because boris johnson quite frankly isn't taken too seriously when it comes to numbers at least here by most of the people that are here in strasburg but i know in depth research and calculation made by the financial times they're pretty well known to know their numbers and they said it's not three hundred fifty million pounds that will be gained by the u.k. economy that it's about the same amount that the u.k. will lose it has already started losing by the braggs it proceedings just because the economy has slowed down and other difficulties so you would you should take those numbers by boris johnson well not even with a pinch of salt but those are very very questionable numbers i will have to get into bars johnson's office

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transfer the son of immigrants, raj shah they are, raj shah they are in a state of the union. president say to those dreamers in the audience on tuesday? rachel: a perfect opportunity to set one to help you, i want a path to citizenship, but we must as a country solve this problem once and for all. if you give border security and have a pathway to citizenship, you have a deal and you can move immigration off the table and talk about which you want to talk about, which is the economy. pete: the left wants all or nothing. they need to reassure conservatives who've been told by so-called conservatives in the past that we'll do comprehensive immigration reform that amnesty and a little bit of this and a little bit of that. sequencing matters. you've got ended before you bestow a pathway to citizenship to even more legal immigrants than you thought. i love what raj shah said. you'll be given this amnesty or opportunity to citizenship. you better be the top of the top, best of the best of the so-called dreamers that the left likes to talk about. keep them, but if you screw up, you'r

raj shah/principal deputy white house press secretary: "sure, you can contact the individuals that were been able to independently contact daniels.but in a statement attributed to her... she calls the wall street journal article "absolutely false" and denies, not only the affair but ever receiving hush money from donald trump.that statement, however, was provided by trump attorney, michael cohen. and super bowl 52 is finally set to go. two weeks from tonight, the patriots will face the eagles in minnesota. let's show you how both teams got there. -first to foxboro, jags- and pats. tom brady...nursing that injured throwing hand. blake bortles aiming to upset the world champs. --in the first half, jacksonville was in a rhythm. mid 2nd quarter, jags up 7-3...and tack on another score. leonard fournette...bulls his way in to the endzone. 14-3 jacksonville. --later on in the stanza, more bad news for the pats. rob gronkowski going out for a deep ball.. and barry church launches right into the side of his helmet. gronk, forced to leave the game with a concussion. --in the 4th, jacksonville hi

kingdom will do and what about what we heard last week the leading brics interior himself nigel for raj has said that he would be in favor of a second breaks at referendum does the e.u. think that the u.k. could possibly change its mind. that was an interesting twist in the story brant nigel for us was wondering around here the corridors today we asked him are you serious about that do you really want that and he said sure why not a little only show that the u.k. really wants to exit the european union and he expects or he would expect the result to be even clearer than before now it seems that one of the president of the european council and the president of the european commission see things differently they might have seen an opening maybe to start a new call for a second bragg's that referendum and exit from the brags that that might be the reason why this started this year but you know if this will lead anywhere is quite unclear yet and it's a fascinating twist isn't it i mean ever since that referendum you and i we've talked a hundred times about what would breaks it look like now

host: raj talking about h-1b , some information from cnn's wrapup of the different type of visas. the h-1b is especially a visa for workers, highly skilled professionals in engineering, technology, medicine, and higher education. there are three subcategories. one is a free trade agreement visa for workers from chile and singapore. the second is for specialists who will work on projects for the department of defense cooperative research and development program. the third is for fashion models. the united states issued some 180,000 h-1b visas in 2016. immigrants only in this first hour. line for immigrants who have been in the country for five immigrants,recent and illegal, undocumented immigrants. steve is in chesapeake, virginia, then in the country for more than five years. (202) 748-8000 i came -- caller: i came here in 1982 from czechoslovakia. i waited in germany for a year. i apply for a visa and got a visa and came here. i found a job within a month or so, and then i started my own business after five years. so this country has been very good to me. and i appreciate it. .ha

they had led by as much as 14 but outscored by 16 in the third quarter, raj and jess. right now they're hanging on. a 2..leadpy get to watch the game while at work. and report on it tonight at 11:00. >> you notice mindi showing off with the pronunciation. >> she threw out that name with no effort. >> i practiced, practice, practice. >> thanks a lot mindi. >> welcome up come tonight at 11:00 a netflix documentary. the ails against the garlic producer coming up tonight at 11:00. >> and before we go one quick check of the forecast waus this is friday night. heading into the weekend. >> yes. and for tomorrow we have fog in the morning. sun for the afternoon. milder temperature in napa at 67. san jose at 64. and chances of rain next week. the best chance on tuesday, wednesday and friday. >> and maybe mavericks on tuesday. >> jeff says maybe friday. >> exactly. >> i suppose. >> you guys are good. >> listening now. >> bye-bye. see you at 11:00. okay mcdonald's. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five g

i am raj mathai. jessica is off tonight. under a microclimate weather alert. sunshine in the near future. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> tracking two different zones. the main ban of the heaviest rain has started to move out. we have instability less back behind it. i want to track the top three areas that are still getting hit with some moderate rainfall and a few heavier pockets. the first zone we are looking at here is right across fremont. this will continue moderate rain into pleasanton into 11:16. and the third zone of wet weather where it cowl stay this wet over the next two hours with more rainfall moving from the west off to the east is morgan hill to gilroy including san martin. rainfall totals adding up. .82 of an inch. tracking two things coming up at 11:19 tonight. first one is the sierra snow and the second is the possibility of thunderstorm tomorrow. we will see you then. >>> here is a great resource during these winter storms. our free nbc area weather app. get a more accurate forecast than your standard iphone weather. >>>