dear reid, i need you to read this and be calm. reid, do not be a hero.his is professional and there are three men holding me now and they want $50,000 cash. i will be okay. if you get them the money. >> what do you know about the victim? >> we knew she was a housewife raising children in one of the prettier parts of our county. >> reid and quinn gray were new to st. johns county having just moved into their beach front home in ponte vedra, known for its world famous golf course and lux homes. >> i don't want to use the term the perfect kidnapping victim, but it fit. >> and her husband made a lot of money. >> and her husband made a lot of money. in the worst case scenario, we make one wrong move, they kill her. >> on the day quinn was kidnapped, the pta mom made appointments for her daughters to have haircuts and she was far along in the planning for one of her daughter's upcoming birthdays. now reid gray tried to shield the 8 and 6-year-olds from the news that their mom's life was in danger. he picked up the girls from school and took them to a friend's

here's joy reid's response. she wasn't joking at all.atch. >> tucker has been one of the most aggressive at putting forward what a lot of peoplene have seen is a pretty blatantly why should nationalist view of what immigration should be like. >> tucker: joy reid is accusing us of racism. let's pause for a moment and savor the irony of that. reid's entire public career has been built on the race baiting. try to watch her show for 20 minutes and see for yourself. this is the woman who urged the democratic party to give up on white voters who voted for obama and then trump, saying their votes weren't worth fighting for. that was last august. in october she suggested that f white house chief of staff john kelly was somehow a bigot because he grew up around irish catholics. after house majority whip steve scalise was shot and nearly killed by a progressive activist last summer, reid openly wondered if we shouldhi hope for his recovery. watch. >> it's a delicate thing because obviously everyone is wishing the congressman well and hoping that h

elaine. >> chip reid. >>> coming up next -- a domestic disturbance call lead to a deadly shootout in a suburb of denver. >> and the frantic scramble to >>> the sale of recreational marijuana becomes legal in california and it promises to be a cash crop. state and local governments could collect a billion dollars a year in tax revenue, but the pot business is running into some roadblocks. here's carter evans. >> reporter: as holder of the first state license to sell recreational marijuana, a medical pot shop in san diego is scrambling to implement a host of new rules and regulations so it can sell to the public by new year's day. >> you have to create packaging? >> we did. is not see through. >> marketing director ruthy edelson is preparing for product changes and new dosing requirements for marijuana's active ingredient, thc. >> something like this, has 100 milligrams. >> that should fit within the rules. >> it doesn't. because each piece needs to be 10 milligrams or less. >> smoking marijuana is off-limit

andy reid, that is his real time. said his sign was stolen last week. he said the stolen sign isn't just a decoration it's a family heirloom. reid's sister made the sign for their mother 30 years ago and they put it out every season. >> it's such a great year it comes down to stealing a sign. reid said whoever took the sign can return it, no questions asked he is hoping to get be back in time for the sunday nfc championship game. >>> "action news" is your source for eagles coverage this weekend. perhaps we can interest you in our menu. it kicks off with our playoff party on 6abc. start the game day morning on sunday live reports from lincoln field. we'll have post game coverage when the final whistle blows at 11:00 p.m. >> come on eagles. >> reporter: a lot of people feeling good about the game, me included, it's going to be a tough defensive battle. home field advantage and all that. storm tracker 6 live double scan, shows you we are dry, stepping outside we have sunshine on the way a little bit later on. not up over the horizon just yet. we have stars

elaine. >> chip reid. chip, thank you. >>> coming up next -- a domestic disturbance call lead to a deadly shootout in a suburb of denver. that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night. ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> the sale of recreational marijuana becomes legal in california and it promises to be a cash crop. state and local governments could collect a billion dollars a year in tax revenue, but the pot business is running into some roadblocks. here's carter evans. >> reporter: as holder of the first state license to sell recreational marijuana, a medical pot shop in san diego is scrambling to implement a host of ne

hillary clinton raised the point, i'm sorry, when harry reid brought up the violation of the hatch act>> why don't we talk about president trump and what he did. he's the president. >> i can't believe it. >> why don't we have warren g. harding. he has as much relevance as anything else. >> that's why we're continuing to look in the clinton foundation. >> you'll the prosecuted, as well. >> suddenly, they are relevant. if they're guilty, you said to prosecute them. hillary clinton is a relevant person. the previous administration is relevant and harry reid's actions are relevant. >> and the president is relevant. >> i think he can fire james comey without it necessarily being that i'm going to try to torpedo this investigation. you can fire james comey because of the way he's conducting it. >> okay. i mean, that's quite -- that hair has been split pretty thinly there, has it not, jack? you're saying he can fire him because he doesn't like the way he's running the investigation. and there's a distinction between that and how he's running the investigation? >> he can fire him without cause

kron-4's ali reid joins us live now from san leandro.. ali, what's the latest?this woman is extremely lucky to have walked away from this shooting with only minor injuries.shortly after midnight police say calls came in of mulitple shots fired on the corner of davis and dabner streets.police believe that one of the bullets that went into the air, traveled across davis .. to pacific which is about a block and a half, hit the ground, ricocheted, then hit a woman in her lower back. she just happened to be standing outside while at a house party celebrating the new year . officials say firing a weapon in public is not only dangerous it's also illegal. if caught, the person or people responsible for last night's shooting will be charged with a felony. police are currently investigating.robert mcmanus /san leandro police department we do have the bullet. we're sending it in for ballistic testing to see if we can identify if the gun used is attached to any previus crimes. we are using leads to try to identify the shooter and bring that person to justice.standupas for t

reid travis. another rebound. we're down to 2:40. >> clark: love the fact there was no foul called there on ayton. everybody thinks you get a rebound from behind and you come over the back -- not always. >> brad: trier got that one in traffic. he comes down one on four. reid travis. >> clark: god looking shot. stanford slow forget back and getting matched up and alkins had a free-throw line jumper. if you're going to find travis, if you can, or spring pickens free. >> brad: under two to go. pull-up from the elbow. >> clark: when you've got five guys in your starting lineup that average double digits, you've got options. >> brad: they're trying to do the same to arizona four days later. they had it won in -- they haven't won in this series in nine years. ayton on the jump hook. his first basket of the second half. >> clark: may have been bumped as well. no call. play on. >> brad: now a steal. by jackson-cartwright. scoops. got it. arizona is back in front. we approach a minute. arizona has won 12 of the last 13. st

kron 4's ali reid has the story. pkgemotionally and physically scarred ..he was mauled. 18 puncture wounds. you can see him curled up there. he's in pain. no one should have to endure an attack like that. this 4 year old pitbull mix was dropped off at the northgate kennels and cattery while his family left town for the new year celebration. elizabeth iannaccone (eye-an-ah-cone) says she got a 2 days after the attack, but wasn't told the severity of shadow's injuries. when they showed up, the family was horrified.to his face, his head, his leg. he had to have surgery to repair his outer ear because a part of his head and ear were ripped.in horrible shape. he was just crying and shaking and laying on a bed.according to workers at the kennel, shadow escaped from his kennel and attacked another dog. that pitbull then reacted. never, never, never. shadow would never. he's such a submissive dog. he would never. and i ws told there were no injuries to the other dogthe family refuses to believe that is how it went down.he's

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reid worked part-time at palo alto high school. this is the only alleged victim to come forward as of now. >>> three people with minor injuries after someone shot at them while driving down 280 this morning, southbound 280 near san francisco shortly before 3:00 a.m. the victims were driving in a black cadillac when another vocal drove up next to it and started shooting. three of the five people were hit in that else ka laid. the victims drove themselves to the hospital and tell officers they didn't see anything. it's unknown if the victims were targeted or if this was a random shooting. >>> one of our busiest and most scenic highways in the state will remain closed for another week. 101 near santa barbara still a muddy and dangerous mess. you can see it there with one of the overpasses right there. this all stems from the mudslides that killed 20 people. take a closer look now. 101 specifically in montecito completely covered in mud and debris. it's been closed for the last six days. more than 500 homes were damaged or destroyed an

mitch mcconnell -- you can't trust harry reid. mitch mcconnell told harry reid if you do this, if you do that, it it is about unemployment. let me come back over the christmas break, we would talk about unemployment. these two kids, they are children. they were in diapers in 2013. they don't go back that far. they are only here right now, today. when they came back, mitch mcconnell did not even take up the unemployment. you cannot deal with the republicans like you can deal with the democrats. host: thanks for the call. niels lesniewski was here with the government shut down. your perspective? capitol was in the building for 21 days and a row in 2013. i was looking back -- to the point,point -- caller's everyone is on the opposite side. this could be one of those situations where the shutdown drags on. everyone could just hand their talking points from one person to the other because so far, everyone is predictably saying the opposite thing of what they said in 2013. host: that is next, our line for independence. and sarah lesniew

andy reid said the stolen sign isn't just a decoration it's a family heirloom, reid's sister made the sign 30 years ago and they put it out every season. >> we had such a great year, if they were a true eagles fans they wouldn't be stealing someone else's sign. >> he said return the sign no questions asked he is hoping to get it back for the championship game. >> a driver is seriously injured after their car end up on the side details about what likely caused the crash. >>> philadelphia water department is working around the clock to repair broken water mains and resorting for another way a to contact them instead of forcing customers to wait on the phone for hours. good morning s 5:00 a.m., thursday, january 18. here's what we're following on "action news." >>> a violent fight between a group of teens break out at a philadelphia septa station, and it turns out it's a growing problem. >> a woman a bus stop becomes the innocent victim of fun fire. >> water department has a new way for customers to complain so they don't have to wait on the phone for hours. >> david and karen, it's cold

>> his current coach, and eagles coach at the time, andy reid, doug pederson, andy reid sent doug pederson to texas to nick foles. >> wow. >> so, that brings us to the 2012 draft. >> okay. >> nick foles projected mid round pick. eagles are in love with him. but there is another man involved. >> who is the other man? >> eagles have the third rounds pick, 76 overall in that 2012 draft. they are reportedly in love with russell wilson. >> we really need better markers. >> we said that, yes. >> andy reid loves russell wilson, but the seahawks sweep in, take one pick before. this is where this underdog thing starts. because the eagles like foles but not enough. so they traded back in the thirds rounds and then eventually, they did draft foles. foles goes to the eagles. you guys know the story what happens there. he has this great season. 2013, breaks records, whose records does he break? seven touchdowns in one game. who else has done that? peyton manning and there is that drew brees guy again. >> i'll be darn. >> look at that. >> his high school -- okay, i get the connection now. wow. >> so wit

tennessee wasn't impressive i'd love to see andy reid make a run in the playoffs. win, second round losses seems to be the mo in kansas tee these days. >> exact the i was going back looking at tenure there they seem getting that level four out of the last five years andy reid and the chiefs made it to the playoffs but haven't been able to break through and obviously afc has power houses with bye weeks with steelers and patriots taking a break off. >> we know about andy reid in philadelphia. >> just a little bit. >> getting there and not breaking through. >> bills fans have to be excited though. >> totally what a great season, huh. >> speechless when it comes to them. >> kristen in the nfl12 teams make it out of 32. if you get to the tournament, you have a chance to win the game. crazy things happen as we know. injuries weird bounces missed tackles. so the bills have a shot just like everyone else. >> eagles could find find out who they're playing in falcons falcons/rams again. if the falcons beat the rams, the eagles will play them play the lowest remaining seed af

andy reid, more problems in the playoffs. >>> how about the flyers. out of last place in the division. they have won three of four. some good wins against the lightning. yesterday the blues opening face-off claude giroux welcomed back teammate brayden schenn in philly style way. flyer on ex-flyer crime right there. flyers' fore-check. his nhl debut. very physical. scott long gets a clean look. 1-0, flyers. flyers on the rush. claude giroux looking to pass gets an assist off of the buttocks, a butt goal. snapped a ten-game goalless drought. second period, i'm going to give it right back to you. nice backhand move there. 3-0. then another flyers' rush, claude giroux. nice pass. two goals. the first flyer to 20 goals this season. he's in the top five in goals in the nhl. flyers, nice win, 6-3. >> everyone going early in the game and guys are ready. they come up strong and we established our game, and i think it obviously helps a lot when you get a good start and you go from there. >> that's a good team over there. they're up in the standings. it's good f

that's twice as many as there were when senator reid did the nuclear option in 2013. do you think it would help us come to some bipartisan rules change if we could agree to reduce the number of executive nominations on the calendar and continue to argue a little bit more about the judges? >> it would certainly help the dialogue. i am reminded of, in 2013 when the agreement was reached in that january time period to change to the 2, 8 and 30 rule, that senator reid and senator mcconnell had a colloquy back and forth on floor at that point to be able to explain what was happening. and at that time, senator reid ever -- emphasized though we're talking about times for cloture, cloture still should not be used, and his term was except in extraordinary circumstances. so in his statement, even the two-hour time period shouldn't be used except in extraordinary circumstances where there's no wide agreement. .. widely accepted or whether controversial cabinet official that we will still go through cloture. that doesn't help us to resolve it. my hope would be we could have a sim

still ahead, joy reid. up next, we'll talk to two speech writers who have worked with presidents on both sides of the aisle, including barack obama's top speech writer. their take on the highlights and low lights on trump's speech tonight. this is "hardball" where the action is. >>> welcome back to "hardball." previewing the president's speech tonight, the white house touted a message of national unity, but the president took some subtle jabs at many of his enemies tonight, including professional athletes who he has criticized for sitting or kneeling during the national anthem. let's watch him in action. >> reference for those who serve our nation reminds of us why we salute our flag, why we put our hands on our hearts for the pledge of allegiance and why we proudly stand for the national anthem. >> joining me right now are two former presidential speech writers. cody keenan wrote for president barack obama. mary kay carey is a friend of mine, speech writer for george herbert walker, the first bush. what di

does he have harry reid's touch? does he have what it takes to keep his caucus, his conference in line? because a few of them did break with him on this vote. does he have what it takes to take this over the finish line and get the deal that the democrats need on daca? >> yes, i think he does. senator schumer has the enormous faith and trust of his democratic caucus. there is no question about that and i'm sure he's going to navigate this deftly as he has done in the past. he was always there with senator reid working through the difficult things we went through, including the 2013 shutdown. and the one thing i would add about what president trump said in 2013 is who was the republican senate leader in 2013? it was mitch mcconnell. so this is what republicans do. this is what senator mcconnell does. this is what the republican party does. they shut down the government. and this is on them. >> jonathan, to this point that garrett was talking about, this effort by mitch mcconnell to come to some sort of a deal that kee

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kron4's ali reid has the new details found in court documents.. ali? court documents state, mohammed ali got into an argument with his wife while in manteca, then made a conscious decision to drive to hayward . all while knowing he was impaired by marijuana and alcohol.pkgaccording to officers, mohammed ali admitted he ingested marijuana, and drank alcohol before getting behind the wheel on christmas eve. during the nearly hour long drive from manteca to hayward, records show ali admits he should have pulled over at least 3 times, but decided to keep driving.drinking and driving is socially unacceptable. smoking marijuana and driving is as unacceptable.witnesses say the 22 year old, seen here in a previous mug shot, was driving recklessly christmas eve swerving through lanes, and eventually onto the shoulder of interstate 880 where the chp s-u-v was parked. according to investigators, preliminary analysis of ali's cadillac indicates he was driving at about 120 mph when he crashed into the c-h-p cruiser. officer andrew camilleri was killed. his partner

chip reid is with the president. >> reporter: to say that president trump loves the game of golf would be an understatement. with today's trip to the trump international golf club he has been there eight of the past nine days. the only exception was christmas. that despite his past harsh criticism of president obama for golfing too much. >> obama ought to get off the golf course. >> reporter: mr. trump has now visited golf courses more than 90 times as president, at the same point in his presidency mr. obama had played fewer than 30 times. but the president also appears to be closely following the news including the mass protest in iran against its leaders. in a tweet the president said, the people are finally getting wise as to how their money and wealth is being stolen and squandered on terrorism. the u.s.a. is watching very closely for human rights violations. the president is also keeping up on politics. the lead story in todayee los angeles times says republicans are facing a democratic wave in the november 2018 elections largely driven by president trump's wide spread unpopularit

major garrett and paula reid have been working their sources on the story. major, first, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, the president may have talked about this "new york times" story, dismissed it as fake news, but neither the white house nor mcgahn issued a denial. and cbs news has confirmed, last june president trump was angry with mueller's investigation at the time just beginning, and raised concerns about three possible areas of conflict of interest involving mueller. and the president we know talked to friends about the possibility of fire mueller. top white house advisers told the president two things, one, these areas of conflict of interest, though fascinating to the president, upon by no means grounds sufficient to dismiss mueller and that doing so would be politically catastrophic. the president eventually droptd idea. since then, more than 20 white house staff members, and nearly that many from the trump campaign, have submitted to voluntary interviews with mueller and his team and more than 20,000 pages of documents have been turned o

henry reid is charged with annoying and molesting a minor.d that reid inappropriately touched her and then forced they are to touch him. reid has worked with children as a part-time musician assistant at locations throughout santa clara county. anyone with information about this case is asked to call sunnyvale police. >>> a vallejo family is grieving the death of a young father killed in broad daylight as he walked his dog. >> coy was a father. loved his kids. that's it. he was a father. living life trying to raise his boys. >> investigators say finding the killer is a top priority. it happened less than two miles from the central vallejo police department. lacy saw someone that he knew on the street and started talking and then lacy walked away. >> as he was continuing to walk his dog, two other individuals attacked him. and he ran off as they were firing at him. >> he wasn't angry. he wasn't an angry person at all. i don't understand why, how, what was the issue? >> lacy was a fedex delivery driver and had two sons, the oldest six, the youn

if these men look familiar call 9-11 reporting live in berkeley ali reid kron 4 news. 4 news.ali reid kron in berkeley ali reid kron 4 news. (steve) two days after the massive montecito mudslide ... hope remains for finding more survivors. authorities have expanded the mandatory evacuation area as they struggle to restore power, gas and water. here is what we know at this hour... 17 people have died... and the santa barbara county's coroner released the names of the victims. all of the victims are from montecito. they range in age from as young as three years to a high of 89 years. and as of right now 43 people are considered as missing. the debris field from the mudslide covers thirty - square miles. as many as 5=hundred homes and businesses are damaged or destroyed. reporter amy johnson has the latest details... montecito, calif. (ap) - a surgeon has been identified as one of the 17 people killed when flash floods and mudslides tore through a southern california neighborhood.dr. mark mont

elaine. >> chip reid.ming up next -- a domestic disturbance call lead to a deadly shootout in a suburb of denver. >> and the frantic scramble to buy a dream house in today's booming real estate market. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> cbs correspondents around the world take a look at what lies ahead for 2018. we begin with chip reid and president trump in south florida. >> president trump made no secret o

>> duncan: chip reid, thank you very much. the president has also been tweeting his support for protesters in iran. they have taken to the streets for five straight days, fed up with a bat economy and government corruption. state media says 12 people have been killed. elizabeth palmer covered the last big protests in iran in 2009. she joins us from london. you know, what's behind the unrest? >> well, it started very small. on thursday in the regional city of machad in a single demonstration against economic hardship, terrible price of food, but overnight it just morphed and spread like wildfire to the capital, tehran, where crowds vandalized one of the main shopping avenues, and to dozens of smaller cities across the country, which is very unusual. the protesters are especially young people in the working everything from corruption and unemployment to lack of freedom and religion -- religious rule. the police have broken up protests here and there with water cannons and they have arrested hundreds of people, but we have not ye

jeff. >> glor: another paula reid, thank you. tonight, president trump flies to davos, switzerland, for the world economic forum becoming the first sitting president since bill clinton in 2000 to attend this meeting of the world's business oh, let's. the trip comes two days after the administration imposed new tariffs, in this case on foreign-made washing machines and solar panels. we'll talk more about that with cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger in just a moment, but first let's turn to margaret brennan, who is in davos tonight. margaret. >> reporter: a very snowy davos, at that. and president trump will be bringing here his "america first" populist message to what is essentially the ground zero of globalization and capitalism. and while his nationalist rhetoric is unpopular with european leaders, his business-friendly approach has won him praise. and he is going to trumpet his recent success in lowering the corporate tax rate to 21%. he's going to urge foreign companies to invest in the u.s. he's having a private dinne

jeff. >> glor: all right, paula reid in our d.c. bureau. paula, thank you very much.sident trump arrived today in davos, switzerland for the world economic forum, and margaret brennan is there. >> reporter: after helicoptering through the snowy swiss alps, president trump was asked if he would be warmly received? >> i already am. look. you take a look. you tell me. >> reporter: in a meeting with british prime minister theresa may, mr. trump assured reporters ng,t the two leaders get along, despite dust-ups over terrorism and muslim extremism. >> i think the feeling is mutual from the standpoint of liking each other a lot. and, so that was a little bit of a-- a false rumor out there. >> reporter: but mr. trump's main goal at davos is to put a business-friendly face on his "america first" message. >> i think the real message is, we want great prosperity. >> reporter: tomorrow, he'll nkll this gathering of business elite to reform, not abandon, the international economic astem, and he'll voice support for free-trade deals, despite withdrawing from one with asian pacific

paula reid, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday.cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. moving into the >>> now at 6:00, your morning commute could be a soggy one. we are tracking a new round of rain moving into the bay area. >>> plus, there could be a lot of cash hidden right in your own backyard. new at 6:00, the latest trend in bay area real estate. >>> first, the great outdoors off limits. how the government shutdown is impacting some of the bay area's top tourist attractions tonight. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> katie nielsen is live in san francisco where the frustration is mounting along with the trash in the barrels. katie. >> reporter: it really, brian. so we've seen it all day today, people just trying to get out and enjoy the day and they're finding a lot of this, locked gates and closed signs and that's across the national parks in the bay area. >> muir woods closed due to the government shutdown. >> reporter: every few minutes, ano

systemic doping, otherwise, the situation will remain the same. time in his career. medallist gordon reidwhere he reached the final. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. bringing us tomorrow. and broadcaster david davies. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's look at them. unveiling of his new football team in miami. in miami. theresa may for dithering over brexit negotiations. brexit negotiations. eu will adversely hit almost every sector and every uk region. sector and every uk region. we will be discussing that indepth. be discussing that indepth. calling for her to leave at a fundraising event. fundraising event. harassment could lose their seat under new plans drawn up by mps. under new plans drawn up by mps. from management when asking for equal pay. equal pay. risk of cancer according to a new study. study. the i says that the british have the worst diet in europe. worst diet in europe. four times more fast food than the french, greeks and italians. french, greeks and italians. brexiteers to stop fixating on the second world war. that's it fo

does he have harry reid's touch. does he have what it takes to keep his caucus, his conference in line because a few of them did break with him on this vote. does he have what it takes to take this over the finish line and get the deal that the democrats need on daca. >> yes, i think he does. senator schumer has enormous faith and trust of democratic caucus. no question about that. i'm sorry he's going to navigate this as he has done through other difficult situations in the past. always the person right there with senator reed working through the many difficult things we went through, including the 2013 shutdown. and the one thing i would add about what president trump said in 2013 is who were these republican senator leader in 2013. it was mitch mcconnell. this is what republicans do. this is what senator mitch mcconnell does. they shutdown the government. this is on them. >> jonathan to this point that garrett was talking about. this effort to keep some sort of deal. to keep the government funded to february 8 in

cbs news justice reporter paula reid is with us. paula, what do we know about these texts? >> reporter: jeff, the department's inspector general announced today that the missing texts have been recovered. and they include missing messages between former special counsel investigators peter strzok and lisa page. previously published tackles between those two f.b.i. officials included several anti-trump comments. now, republicans have seized on those messages in an effort to undermine special counsel robert mueller. >> glor: and so, paula, peter strzok also led the clinton email investigation. more of his tackles were released today as well. what is in those? >> reporter: well, in these newly relucked texts, page warned strzok about going too hard on secretary clinton. now, republican senator chuck grassley said these texts appear to show strzok agreeing to pull punches in the investigation, and they will provide republicans with more political fodder to push for a separate special counsel to examine how the clinton investigation was handled. jeff. >> glor: all right, paula re

liberty mutual insurance. >>> we're back with joy reid and ezra klein.e the news today that the president's lawyers are in negotiation with robert mueller about having the president submit to an interview. last year the president said, absolutely no problem, i will do that, it is hard to believe this president where he is tonight would be willing to submit to an interview with robert mueller? >> yeah, this is going to be a tough question for them. this goes to some interesting things in the book and trump's public performances. it's difficult to imagine anything more disastrous, than the president who walked out on national television and turned to lester holt and said, just to be extremely clear, the reason i fired james comey was not over clinton. but to obstruct justice on the russia investigation, and go down the blind allies he tends to go toward. showing discipline and being on message at the times he needs to be is not this president's strong suit. he's got something to hide. >> in the book, we read steve bannon's happy proclamations, i don't know

kron 4's ali reid spoke with the victim today.ali, what was he thinking during the attack?e victim tells me at the the victim the victim tells me at the time he didn't realize how much danger he was in by not letting go of his backpack.pkgonly when i see the video i realize i could have been killedchilling surveillance footage shows the victim getting his backpack from the backseat of his car and within seconds, thieves were on him.my very first thought is that i have to hold it tightwe will not be showing the victim's face in order to protect his identity. the u-c berkeley ph-d student says his laptop and dissertation were inside the bag. a struggle ensued. one of the suspects fired a shot, threw him to the ground and dragged him. he dragged me across the curb then fired a 2nd and 3rd shot after the 2nd shot rang out, the international student decided to let go, remembering he had his dissertation backed up. shot once in the thigh, he says everything happened extremely fast. he never saw his attackers and wouldn't be able to identify them.i would only assume that the perso

here achip reid. >> the president first lady, baron and other family members welcome the the new yeare president's mar a lago club in palm beach. >> we will have a great year. fantastic 2018. >> asked for comment on north korean leader, kim jong-un's claim he has a nuclear button on his desk and missiles capable of hitting the u.s. president said only this. >> we'll see. we'll see. first tweet of the new year aimed at pakistan which he accused of lies and deceit and giving safe haven off to the terrorists we hunt in afghanistan. no more. pakistan fired back. noting its cooperation that decimated al qaeda over last 16 years. and accusing the u.s. of giving them nothing but invective and mistrust. >> the president visited the trump national golf club nine times and today. this evening, returning to washington he will face a litany of challenges including the government will run out of money january 19, raising threat of partial government shutdown. next weekend he will meet with republican congressional leaders at camp david to hash out 2018 legislative agenda. top priorities include ma

six months ago harry reid said there was evidence comey had broken the law and he had done more damagethe fbi than j. edgar hoover but this trumps anything we've seen before. joined by now by chuck rosenberg. and welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> so plet -- let me ask you this. what is moral like in the fbi right now. >> well there is two morals in the fbi. one is that these men and women are mission oriented and mission focused. and i mean that sincerely. they care about helping victims of financial fraud or finding missing children. that fbi is fine. there is another fbi that listened every day to the drum beat and that hurts. people join the fbi because they believe in what it stands for, fidelity, bravery and integrity, but to have that sort of undermined by the leadership is a difficult thing to listen to every day, chuck. >> what do you make of the text messages? are you disturbed by any of it? >> look, i know those two folks. they are good people. i think they exhibited bad judgment. good people sometimes exhibit bad judgment. and the problem with the text messages of course

go back to your days with harry reid.things like this happen, who, if your opinion, is supposed to be in charge of this? you'd think if the log jam is in the senate, it'd be mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. but it actually seems to be the president sort of negotiating individually and independently with both of them. >> well, yes, that's true. but the answer to your question is when the big deals were cut, it involved the active involvement of the president of the united states and the house and senate leaders. here we have a situation where this president simply doesn't know how to cut a deal, nor does his team, quite frankly. you know, he's making promises that he's not following through on. he talks to senator schumer and sends his chief of staff back to tell schumer there's no deal. you know, i think there is a possibility something can get worked out, to be quite honest about it, but i also felt that last night. of course, it fell apart in a spectacular mess. but this is legislative malpractice, the likes of which

does he have harry reid's touch? does he have what it takes to keep his caucus, his conference in line because a few of them did break with him on this vote? does he have what it takes to take this over the finish line and get the deal that the democrats need on daca? >> yes, i think he does. senator schumer has the enormous faith and trust of his democratic caucus. there's no question about that. i'm sure that he's going to navigate this deftly as he has done through other difficult situations in the past. he was always the person right there with senator reid working through many of the difficult things that we went through, including the 2013 shutdown. the one thing i would add about what president trump said in 2013 is who was the republican senate leader in 2013? it was mitch mcconnell. so this is what republicans do. this is what senator mcconnell does. this is what the republican party does. they shut down the government, and this is on them. >> jonathan, to this point that garrett was talking about, this effo

joy reid, mark leibovich, "new york times" magazine and danielle pletka, of the american enterprise institute. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning on our first broadcast of the new year. the winter bomb cyclone that hit washington this week had nothing to do with the frigid weather and everything to do with the book "fire and fury" by journalist michael wolff. it portrays a dysfunctional white house led by a president of declining intellectual capacity and a staff that didn't believe mr. trump would win the election or necessarily should have. in addition to the president, the other protagonist in the book is his former chief strategist, steve bannon, who has now been excommunicated by mr. trump for his disloyalty, for now. here's how the always colorful "new york post" played the break between bannon and the president. one takeaway is that the president's allies are engaged in a policy of appeasement and containment. appeasement by his repub

reid and hewett were left ruing a number unforced errors as they were beaten 6—4 6—2 at melbourne parkorrow and there'll be a new name on the trophy as simona halep and caroline wozniacki try to win their first grand slam title. the top two seeds also take to court with the world number one ranking at stake. wozniacki will go above halep if she wins. we asked former british number one sue barker who she thinks will triumph. iam going i am going with simona halep, but i think it will be long and tough. somehow i feel after that french open when she lost to step ankle and it hurt her so much, i think somehow she will dig deeper. they have had match point against them, both of them, coming through, so they are such great fighters, but for me simona halep might edge it. but for me simona halep might edge it. now, sophie hahn is a paralympic gold medallist and a five—time world champion. she has cerebral palsy, a condition caused by problems with the brain before, during orjust after birth. it affects movement and co—ordination. in october at a parliamentary hearing into paralympic classifi

this is not a problem about mitch mcconnell so much or even a problem about harry reid. it's a problem about us. we, the american people, we elect these people, and we continue to reelect these people even when they fail to serve our needs. so, yes, it's easy to blame washington for the dysfunction that's going on here. but washington is a representation of who we are as a people. and if we allow this to continue, it's because we as americans are a disfunctional people. yes, we are responsible. we are the citizens in control of the government, and if we don't exercise control, we can't keep blaming other people in washington and not taking responsibility to vote those people out of power who do not serve our needs. >> we've tried to take some of these people out, and we're briept about it. we've tried to take republicans out who do this and democrats. look, until we change the leadership, you're not going to see these sorts of problems, leps especially in the senate, change. this is a problem with how they operate in the u.s. senate. and, don, people don't vote on proces