this year ryan air became europe's largest airline having flown more than one hundred fifteen million passengers in two thousand and sixteen it may be popular with the public but the company doesn't have a reputation for treating work as well that's why it's german pilots are planning strikes. doesn't go in there yet ste bleakly confirming with their we don't see any other way to fight for the wages of ryan air pilots and now the airline is refusing to negotiate with us it's come from us nominee so that that means with immediate effect passengers in germany should expect strikes due to our demands on ryan air strikes so patient list the union says planes will fly from the twenty third to the twenty sixth of december meaning the critical christmas travel period won't be affected meanwhile ryan air told d.w. it hasn't received notification of any industrial action by german pilots and that it won't negotiate with the union. no drinks no free luggage no leg room no frills business model of flying may have revolutionized the of nation market it has also occasionally traumatized passengers

ahead michael o'leary will bend over backwards to make a buck and that mentality has helped to make ryan air a force to be reckoned with and the european market. further refining the ultra low cost model plane needed by u.s. carriers sell to west o'leary cut ticket prices in favor of making money and baggage fees on board shopping and other secondary revenue streams. but that cost cutting obsession ran him a fall of many unions they objected to what they described as substandard pay poor working conditions and uncertain labor contracts. the result many pilots left ryanair and the airline recently announced it would be forced to cancel some twenty thousand flights through march of next year. to stave off a threatened strike in some european territories over the holidays ryanair management recently announced it would finally enter into talks with the unions but if we've got to make a change will make a change and in this case because it was christmas week it was within their control and were where we called to to call off this action so people can take away all that uncertainty i get home for

ahead michael o'leary will bend over backwards to make a buck and that mentality has helped to make ryan air a force to be reckoned with in the european market for the refining the ultra low cost model plane needed by u.s. carriers south west o'leary cut ticket prices in favor of making money and baggage fees on board shopping and other secondary revenue streams but that cost cutting obsession ran him a fall of many unions they objected to what they described as substandard pay poor working conditions and uncertain labor contracts. the result many pilots left ryanair and the airline recently announced it would be forced to cancel some twenty thousand flights through march of next year. to stave off a threatened strike in some european territories over the holidays ryanair management recently announced it would finally enter into talks with the unions but if we've got to make a change will make a change and in this case because it was christmas week it was within their control and were where we called instead to call off this action so people can take away all that uncertainty and get home fo

make ryan air of force to be reckoned with on the european market.he refining the ultra low-cost model pioneered by southwest, o'leary cut ticket pces in favor of onboard shopping and other secondary revenue streams. that ran him afoul of many unions. they objected to what they described as substandard pay, poor working conditions and bad labor contracts. many pilots left ryanair, and the airline announced it will be forced to cancel some 20,000 flights through march of next year. to stave off a threatened strike in some european territories over the holidays, management announced it would finally enter into talks with unions. >> we have got to make a change, and in this case because it was christmas, we called on the union's to call office actions of people could take away that uncertainty and get home for christmas. reporter: it seems not everyone was convinced michael o'leary had changed his tune. germany's pilot union is calling for a fourour warning strike this friday. if they carry through with the threat, it would be the first strike in ryanai

but first it was supposed to be a big strike that pilots have failed to disrupt ryan airs flights from germany and it was a significant strike but not for the reason that the pilots wanted it's the first time ever that ryanair pilots have gone on strike in the company's thirty two year history a major warning strike was announced in germany this morning but they had limited effect withdrawing estell able to operate most flights as planned always delay its pilots demands for better wages and working conditions on going anywhere and could even lead to thought the strikes employees distrust towards the company runs a lot deeper than the pay package alone and it all comes back to one. ryanair head michael o'leary will bend over backwards to make a buck and that mentality has helped to make ryan air force to be reckoned with in the european market for the refining the ultra low cost model pioneered by u.s. carrier southwest o'leary cut ticket prices in favor of making money on baggage fees on board shopping and other secondary revenue streams but that cost cutting obsession ran him afoul of

they said they are in a legal dispute with ryan air this is because they got fired one of them just because they he announced that he's part of the negotiation team ryanair fired him and then you they got into a legal conflict and they said we don't talk to people we do it we are an illegal conflict with ok must be a frustrating situation. yeah definitely it is because. this is us and for the right in a pilot actually is pretty bad hundreds of them leave ryan and they say well. they they hope for a better contracts in the future and they hope for for such basic things like a good holiday regulation like a good payment and it even those basic things ryan s.s. well we don't put them into a contract so we just are not interested in discussing with them but you'll pilots really treated like janice's is some of them charge say that again they really treated like cleaning personnel as as some of the pilots actually accuse the airline. most of them actually are they even if they want to drink a bottle of water during the twelve day twelve hour day a working day they have to pay for this water and

it's a rare occurrence a pilot strike that's barely felt by passengers the reason ryan air brought in other pilots who were part of the strikes the union claims by in the. overnight ryanair of course activated all its pilots who don't have permanent positions those who work harder the strikes it activated for pilots who are now flying the planes so they could look good in other words we would call it cosmetic ryanair has had chaos overnight at these pilots or than missing from their normal assignments one. it's almost certain o'leary could afford raising benefits his airline has been extremely profitable but ryanair is known for cutting not spending and its o'leary's willingness to bend over backwards for a book that has made the airline a force to be reckoned with in the european market further refining the ultra low cost model pioneered by u.s. carrier southwest o'leary cut ticket prices in favor of making money on baggage fees on board shopping and other secondary revenue streams but that cost cutting obsession ran him afoul of many unions they objected to what they described as su

analyst: ryan air pilots have announced they will not hit the holiday season. strikes were planned for several european countries, including portugal, ireland, and italy. ryanair management agreed to enter into talks with private unions for the first time in company history. the company has been around for 32 years. the strikes would have hit the company and a difficult moment.

hundred pilots who ryan air voted to strike just days before christmas in an effort wingg union recognition and better working conditions. one is struck by about eighty pilots based in ireland could disrupt holiday travel plans across europe. i have pilots and cabin crew in germany italy and portugal for also considering similar action. you never what you wanna hear laura possible airlines right on amber the twentieth. i katty kay thank you very much and i in dates out we've got sent today's africa's are pulled point out also. and taking a look at environmental concerns with that says summit going on him paris. mmhm teas ago h he out water ststretched as fafar as thee could d see. the e great. take i is. rebellion. at his school paid if dorothea is. a town of the british side a hundred kilometers east of madrid. various that separate the water should conserve eyed out with the reservoirs it nine percent of total capacity into o net about y. it's is listed it enough and is going t to look at it i think because if i don't. june the sun could take to ship as a popution sold large dam projects

analyst: ryan air pilots have announced they will not hit the holiday season. strikes were planned for several european countries, including portugal, ireland, and italy. ryanair management agreed to enter into talks with private unions for the first time in company history. the company has been around for 32 years. the strikes would have hit the company and a difficult moment. ryanair has been forced to cancel thousands of flights through march due to scheduling troubles. the announcement is a major blow for michael o'leary, famously said he would cut off his own arms before he would work with unions. today is international migrants day. lagos, nigeria leads the world in urban migration. the make a city already has about 18 million people. it attracts thousands of new migrants every day. the population is putting the city under pressure. reporter: lagos, the place you go to follow your dreams, or at least in search of a better life. thousands of nigerians move here every day. one of them is nora. she came here eight months ago to sell children's clothes. >> th

it's a rare occurrence a pilot strike that's barely felt by passengers the reason ryan air brought in other pilots who were part of the strikes the union claims and i in the. overnight ryanair of course activated all its pilots who don't have permanent positions those who were called to the strikes it activated for pilots who are now flying the planes so they could look good in other words we would call it cosmetic ryanair has had chaos overnight at these pilots are than missing from their normal assignments one. it's almost certain o'leary could afford raising benefits his airline has been extremely profitable the ryanair is known for cutting not spending and its o'leary's willingness to bend over backwards for a book that has made the airline a force to be reckoned with in the european market further refining the ultra low cost model pioneered by u.s. carrier southwest o'leary cut ticket prices in favor of making money on baggage fees. on board shopping and other secondary revenue streams but that cost cutting obsession ran him afoul of many unions they objected to what they describ

ryan air is trying to head off strikes that could this route --disrupt holiday travel.ill step when his term at airbus ends in 2019. airbus is installing guillaume faury as part of the commercial playing building unit, putting him in line to be ceo when anders retires. buy 21sty's deal to century fox will have to be approved by antitrust lawyers. onedeal would give disney third of the market. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you. let's turn our attention to what is happening in brussels. e.u. leaders are expected to for the red -- green light trade talks after theresa may is seen to have complied with conditions. anna edwards is in brussels for us now. "complied" is an interesting word, isn't it? anna: indeed. will she have complied and enough to move talks to trade. theresa may was here last my for a dinner. she called her creativity and ambition in the trade talks that lay ahead. met by a round of applause. here is what jean-claude juncker had to say about that. efforts.d make big the process is that we have to formalize, regarding with this with a eu

air. paul ryan and the republicans still think they can get a long-term spending bill called an omnibus that will get them through the rest of the fiscal year through september in that short window. a lot of conservatives don't like that plan because they going to get jammed. they would have to swallow a lot of things that they would prefer going to get not to swal. so their plan is to kick the can into the middle of january when they wouldn't have such a tight deadline. you can envision a scenario when they go from this friday to two weeks and then go an additional three or four weeks into the middle of january. so it's just punting. zessber 8 wasn't the initial deadline anyway, it was september 30. so this is already in kind of borrowed time. host: so the white house is looking at this, mike talked about this meeting that didn't happen. what is their attitude now? will they just sit back and watch? uest: i think there's a hope of can get some kind two-week temporary cr that would get them closer to the holidays and then get it in to january. i think one interesting thing will be what they

she'll be back for a show that airs on another network with ryan sea crest. >> she dumped her managerho had a lot to do with the whole fiasco. >> it's clearly the best thing that could have happened to her. people are still talking about it to this day. >> makes it relevant. okay. >> we talk about her every holiday s be relevant as long as those songs keep plague on the radio they will never stop. >> they won't. >> she's is so fired tired of it. >> and tomorrow right they waits until new year's. >> when do you take it down. he sings it ever time. >> where is my background singers. >> we have to keep tradition as live. sgle and merry ces mass to you both. windsy early this morning. a.m. it was blust write christmas morning. so many people woke up to snow in the northeast. not here. however, parts of our area if you get well out to western maryland alleghany county and into grant county pendleton and mineral country west virginia it mounts a couple inches of snow and it's a white christmas for some if you get far outside viewing area. but for us in d.c. no snow this year there's always

air. paul ryan and the republicans still think they can gate long-term spending bill, an omnibus, that would get them through the rest of the fiscal year, through september, that that short window. conservatives don't like the plan thaws they think they'll get jammed and give the democrats to much leverage and they would have to swallow a lot of things they would not prefer to swallow. their plan is to kick the back into the middle of january when they wouldn't have such a tight deadline no holiday looming, wouldn't be smelling the jet fumes. so you can envision a scenario where they go from this fridays to two weeks, december 22nd december 22nd and then an additional three our four weeks sunny middle of january. so just punting, punting, punting. of course, december 8th was not the initial deadline. it was september 30th. is is the borrowed time. >> the white house is -- we saw mike talked about at the netting that didn't happen. what's the attitude now, just sit back and watch. >> there's ha hope they can get some kind of-as mike says, some kind of two-week temporary cr that would get them

air. paul ryan released a minimalist plan to try to keep the government open. he described it earlier on cnbc. >> we're just bringing a clean what we call vanilla cr. extend, we have a choice issue, we've got a few things expiring. we're keeping those going, keeping the government funded. >> i'm going to explain it a little bit. this is hard to keep track of the budget versus the spending bill versus the continuing resolution. let's look at what the vanilla funding bill covers. pentagon funding, $4.7 billion in emergency funding. this is for missile defense and ship repairs. the foreign surveillance or fisa program that allows to eavesdrop on foreign nationals in the united states gets a simple extension from libertarian leaning republicans who think this is a remarkable overreach. this is going to be addressed in a larger reauthorization next year. the children's health insurance program c.h.i.p. gets a simple extension. the va choice plan getting a $2 billion patch. a big one that's out, is a fix to stabilize obamacare premiums. that's put off into the new ye

reach national agreements to tackle the biggest problems that a fictional ryans eleven women have reportedly been killed off the air strikes hit a wedding procession east of yemen's capital sana'a who fear fishel say the strikes launched by the saudi led coalition killed people as they walked to a village in moderate province there are reports the bride was among the victims protests are continuing across the world against the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the move was condemned because east jerusalem is palestinian territory under illegal occupation by israel the un security council will vote on monday on a resolution reaffirming that any decision to alter jerusalem status won't have any legal basis ballots being counted after elections in the indian state of gujarat the ruling b j p party has controlled the state for twenty two years but the opposition congress party is hoping to cause an upset after criticism of prime minister narendra modi's of the economy. south africa's ruling party the african national congress has begun voting for a new leader to succeed president jacob zuma the t

ryans. eleven women have reportedly been killed off the air strikes hit a wedding procession east of yemen's capital sana'a who hear fishel say the strikes launched by the saudi led coalition kill people as they walk to a village in mali province there are reports the bride was among the victims protests are continuing across the world against the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the move was condemned because east jerusalem is palestinian territory and the illegal occupation by israel the u.n. security council will vote on monday on a resolution reaffirming that any decision to alter jerusalem status won't have any legal effect so africa's ruling party the african national congress has begun voting for a new leader to succeed president jacob zuma the two front runners deputy president zuma porson and zuma is ex-wife and causes me mazuma i've been formally nominated as candidates whoever wins could become president after elections in twenty nineteen u.s. president donald trump says he has no plans to fire the man looking into alleged russian meddling in last year's el

ryan hughes. larry: meanwhile, flights getting back in the air in atlanta but the problem is that as many as 800 bags are stuck on the ground. they say they plan to deliver bags to anyone who lives in the metro area, stemming from that massive power outage on sunday that canceled thousands of flight. thefbi is joining into investigation and so far officials say there is no evidence of terrorism. adrianna: we broke it first here yesterday, that fast-moving fire that left thousands homeless, don't assume that someone has called 911. in all, five people were treated for smoke inhalation, but more than one dozen apartment homes were destroyed. unbelievable video out of florida, a man arrested, accused of dragging an officer down the street. >> woe. -- woh. ah. spottedhe suspect, inside the car, unconscious from a possible overdose. when he woke up, he drags the officer for half a mile. he now faces charges of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. adrianna: h 756 charges. students at american university face 126 counts each after police busted and underage drinking party at a home in bethesda. of

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air out there. and a delaware county woman gets another call from kelly and ryan and this time they were surprising her for being the number one viewer and number one moment of 2017. ils, investigators are looking for the cause of a fire in delaware county. chopper 6 hd shows the aftermath of the damage and many families lost their homes but amazingly nobody was hurt. john rawlins is live now on the scene in brookhaven. you spoke with a victim? >> reporter: we did. and what a mess this building is. take a look now you can see two-thirds of the roof is gone and the third floor apartment window and see blue sky. some of the lower units fortunately damaged but intact and police have been going in and recovering personal items from people's wallets and keys and government documents and things like that. still to be discovered is the origin and cause of the blaze. >> marion and her service dog laila at the township building where the red cross set up. they is thankful that she and laila made it out. she smelled wood burning. >> i looked out the front door and saw the flames coming out of my neighbor's w

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i just watched mark meadows walk into speaker ryan's office just before we got on the air right now, going on on the house side. on the senate side, democrats have some cards here, they are fighting amongst themselves over how hard they want to push on this daca issue. that white house meeting tomorrow is going to be a big deal. >> absolutely critical. we'll be there, garrett. i expect to get more from you on the mark meadows/paul ryan meeting later in the morning. thank you for joining us here. i want to bring in former republican congressman jim nance from iowa. congress can say, we are not the ones to shut this down, but republicans control the white house. you have heard the sticking points that are not insignificant. >> no, no, no. >> how do they avoid a shutdown? >> first of all, see this wrinkle, that's from the last time i negotiated one of these. no, look, this is a freak show that happens, it seems now every single year end. and it makes no sense. they have known this is coming for a number of years or months. the republicans are in control of everything, so this is a thing

ryan way. firefighters able to save most of the house. they think the homeowner works on air conditioning in his equipment in his garage, but they're not sure if that was related to the explosion, nobody was hurt. >>> an unusual business move by facebook today in hopes of a safer work place. facebook will share its sexual harassment policy online. they don't believe they have the answers but facebook says it hopes they will inspire other businesses to share their policies and everybody can learn from each other. >>> golden state warriors again playing without steph curry and giants fans get a double dose of bad news. this guy is in a hurry. uh, i was in a hurry this morning. barely had time for breakfast. music sting: crave van! hey guys. try my country scrambler plate, with jimmy dean sausage, homestyle potatoes and scrambled eggs mixed with bacon, ham and cheese. part of my brunchfast menu. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ come try my country sc

air. paul ryan and the republicans still think they can get a long-term spending bill called an omnibus that will get them through the rest of the fiscal year through september in that short window. a lot of conservatives don't like that plan because they going to get jammed. they would have to swallow a lot of things that they would prefer going to get not to swal. so their plan is to kick the can into the middle of january when they wouldn't have such a tight deadline. you can envision a scenario when they go from this friday to two weeks and then go an additional three or four weeks into the middle of january. so it's just punting. zessber 8 wasn't the initial deadline anyway, it was september 30. so this is already in kind of borrowed time. host: so the white house is looking at this, mike talked about this meeting that didn't happen. what is their attitude now? will they just sit back and watch? uest: i think there's a hope of can get some kind two-week temporary cr that would get them closer to the holidays and then get it in to january. i think one interesting thing will be what they

ryan and mcconnell at camp david. >> you are going to have several balls in the air at the same time.ow do you fix some of the dysfunction, you have the debt ceiling. we need to step up and be adults. when you start to look at medicare and what's happening in some of the trust funds, we should start planning how we are going to shore those up. these are huge issues. we have everything from trade issues, there will be a tax bill. dozens of things are happening at once. the really interesting question is how many of our brothers and sisters on the left are going to show a band to be helpful. >> julie: that's a question and i believe president trump is very optimistic that they will be. despite the failure in 2017. they will pass on infrastructure bill. during an election year, could that be the issue that could maybe unify house and senate republicans? >> the tough part is on infrastructure, our needs out here in arizona will be different than the needs for new york city. it's also tough because you have private conversations on the democrat side and they will say they want to work on i

ryan hughes here now with the latest. the images are just unbelieveable... let's get you right to the video... look how close the flames came to the 405 freeway near bel airyou can imagine this crippled the commute...but the road is back open this morning. so far...more than 110-thousand acres have burned as four major fires are raging out o the largest is the thomas fire...exploding to more than 90-thousand acres. tens of thousands of people remain under mandatory evacuations with the fire heading northeast towards the town of ojai. guys- it's heartbreaking all those homes destroyed only two-and-a-half weeks before christmas. overnight - thsoe winds picking up in los angeles.. to near hurricane force winds. eileen whelan continues our team coverage - eileen? stay with abc seven for continuing coverage from we'll have a live report from the ground in ventura county, coming up in about ten minutes.. at six o'clock. new developments this morning in the search for the remains of pamela butler. john gonzalez live outside d-c police headquarters to explain where investigators plan to start searching. this morning - the the family of a suitland boy a neighbor i

>> vice president pence speaking to service members at bagram air base right outside of kabul, half hour, 45 minutes outside of kabul. ryan brown is at the pentagon for us, and ryan, the situation on the ground has changed considerably since you were last there. >> well, that's right, jake, i think part of the new strategy that trump administration is put into place is really focussed on kind of ramping up some of the air strikes against the taliban, isis, al qaeda, and other groups there. now the previous administration had kind of ramped those down, kind of shifted away from those kind of direct fighting with the taliban. trump administration has kind of ramped this up, really targeting taliban leadership, but also taliban drug labs, also so the air strikes have really gone up, thousands of troops have arrived in the country. the goal is to put them lower, kind of forward, more forward, closer to the fighting so that you can advise afghan troops currently engaged in heavy fighting with the taliban all over the country. so again, some changes there, part of the strategy, vice president pence also meeting with afghan lead

ryan and christine. the story today across the northeast becomes all about the snow showers, the cold air, and the multipled air in store across this region as well. and the snow showers are really just going to be limited to the early and midmorning hours. beyond that into the afternoon and evening, it all begins to taper off and really not much in the way of significant accumulations. we'll go with 34 today in new york, 43 in washington. down around jacksonville, lower 70s what we're looking at, kansas city upper 30s what we're looking at. i notice as this disturbance today moves out, the next one in line is just bringing in a reinforcing shot of cold air, very much a moisture-starved storm by the time we get to saturday afternoon. now, talking about saturday here, that's the coldest day for a lot of people, coldest day of the season. and in boston in particular, the average temperature for this time of year, the high, at least, 42, the low into the upper 20s. look what happens here in boston. in fact, the high the next couple of days is comparable to what you should have for lows into the overnight hour

air about whether they will be here or support the tax plan. the republican party can only afford to lose two. meantime, that political report that you werus about, with paul ryan saying that he may be out as house speaker next year. that his jaurny may -- that his journey may be coming to an end after he hopes what is the big achievement on tax reform. and asked about it, ryan said that, no confirmation, it's pure speculation. philip in. >> all right, a lot of variables and a lot of movieing parts. >> the real life drama, playing out, questions are running rampant around the former star omarosa knewman, she is saying she voluntarily left her position and was not fired. she is commenting on inner white house scenes that left her uncomfortable. we have that and more. >> president trump bidding farewell to omarosa, who was tasked with out-reach to the black community. a former reality tv star, she is stirring up a real life drama, announcing her intention for a tell-all. >> i have seen things that made me uncomfortable. that have upset me, that have affected me deeply, and emotionally and affected my community and my people. and when i can tell my story, it a pro

air is vortex here. >> early in january he'll be meeting with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell to start strategizing for 2018 tried to get a little jump start on their taxes by paying them a bit early. >> republican roy moore is suing to stop alabama from certifying he lost this month's senate race. >> they say there is no mandatory regulation that forced its plane to turn around but one aviation expert says it may have put flyers at a greater risk. >> darth vader has nothing on this grandma. once grandma started playing, she just couldn't stop. >>> the force i grandma. >> addictive. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm bianna golodryga with dana jacobson and vladimir duthiers from our streaming network cbsn. norah and gayle are off this week. >>> millions of americans are facing dangerous colds as an arctic blast pummels the northern half of the country. temperatures are 15 degrees below normal in cities like chicago and boston. >> it froze waterfalls in minneapolis and sioux falls, south dakota. meteorologist danielle niles of our bauf station wbz joins us to show how cold it will get. danielle, good morning. >

air of the season is on the way. melanie: we will get ready for it. uproar as president trump gears up to announce jerusalem as israel's capital. ryans with more on what the decision means. a major shift in u.s. foreign policy. no other country in the world has its embassy in jerusalem. expected toump is recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and instruct the state department to begin the process of moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. it is receiving resounding thepproval from allies in middle east, including jordan and turkey. moving therning that embassy would threaten security in the middle east. significance in islam, judaism, and christianity and both muslims and jews claim the city as their capital. it could put the u.s. military at risk. the state department issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens traveling to jerusalem and the west bank. the stability and security of the region as a whole, he has undermined his closest allies and disqualified the u.s. from playing any role in peacemaking. troops are standing by after palestinian leaders call for repercussions, violent protests, and demonstrations. the house int

ryan hasn't said congressman farenthold should resign. one congresswoman said that. she said to you last night, kate, on our airwoman love she believes it's time for congressman farenthold to leave office. >> that's the question right now, where is the standard? what's the different application when it comes to various members of cups with these questions against them. it keeps coming. thank you so much. >>> joining me now, political reporter rebecca berg, political analyst mark preston and a national political reporter for politico. great to see you guys. rebecca, three members of congress announcing resignations in three days. what are you hearing from folks on the hill about this? >> as crystal wrochris cillizza wrote on cnn.com this is the movement. you get the sense on capitol hill people on the hill recognize this. lawmakers and party leaders given that the conversation a few weeks ago was so different than the conversation we are having now. we were talking about the institution essentially protecting members who were accused of sexual assault, the opaque process for filing harassment claims, filing assa

ryan talked always about the dangers of debt. issue. now they have blown a big hole in the debt. if you look air that budget, their plan for dealing with that is to cut medicare by $500 billion and medicaid by over $1 trillion. this is step two of their plan. because they just increased our debt by over $1 trillion. >> house leader pelosi in the letter i showed suggested democrats will not go along with the waiver. you're taking a different position? >> when it comes to protecting medicare, democrats have always been front and center. doug jones talked about that. are this are many other provisions republicans may try to get into the bills. the democrats will not support. we need to make sure that we're investing in our kids' education and infrastructure. as well as investing in our military strength. and so there are a whole lot of issues with budget issues coming down to the wire. >> grot the unexpected win in alabama. is that really a model for the year ahead? or is roy moore just such a flawed candidate it doesn't tell you much about what will happen in 2018some. >> no, i think it tells you

air force one to offer his support, december 12th. all players standing for the national anthem before monday night football but some terrifying moments on the field where bubba bubba steelers linebacker ryannger couldn't feel his legs after this hit. >> bubba bubba defense is not getting up. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital with a spinal contusion, steelers rallying to beat cincinnati 23-20 and in other news new england patriots suspended for one game after this late hit, plans to appeal that, the new york giants become the first team to clean house by firing head coach been mc addtoo after he benched two time super bowl mvp eli manning. he will start sunday. not a good idea. fox news alert, new warnings from north korea, the us and south korea conduct massive military drills, fred fleet says the threat is real and force may be the only option, joins us live next. >> posting burdens on taxpayers, and secure the borders more. heather: former president clinton sounding like donald trump and immigration, flip-flopped on policy. what do kim jung un and colin kaepernick and the me too movements have in common? the list lighting up social media this morning. heather: kim jung un now wa

ryan kelly at the local paper there. it's like classic spot journalism where the photographer is right there and catching this tragic horrible moment. and the team flying in the airnd the urgencey and it's terrifying. it's one of the most important pictures of this year, i think. >> it peek speaks to the instinct for a photographer. the camera is an extension of their body and not being able to that quickly react by capturing that moment, that is extraordinary talent right there and exhibition of that talent. then the moment that doesn't seem to go away. we are talking about the former fbi director james comey after his firing. then of course he was telling his story before the senate committee about his encounters with the president and here you see what a expect cspectacle tht was. >> photographing the capital in washington is always a challenge because as you can see, there is so much media there and so many pictures being taken. how do you get a unique perspective and image? he thought of something great. having his camera up on a high pole that he was holding with a remote. i remember i was watching the television when this happened and i saw him from the ba