it's so needs to be side by scott walker, but this is where they're going. there was debate on it as i walked into the studio. they plan to pack the board so that until september -- this is a recent redo. they plan to pack the board with republican-chosen members so that the governor can't appoint the head of the board anymore and republican legislature controls the makeup of the board. after september, they say it will be b balanced. but what they're fundamentally doing is undoing tony evers campaign promise to get rid of this agency altogether because it has hananded out t tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer moneney to corporations that hae failed to create jobs. juan: one of those corporations was foxconn? >> foxconn, which is a big company that our state has given enormous amount of subsidy money to and was a major issue in the campaign because it is a gigantic subsidy for this corporation that is not creating a lot of jobs and hiring people actually from illinois to make big flat screens that will probably be obsolete shortly. there are a number of

you said you were going to personally lobby scott walker, the governor who you defeated, to veto this those talks gone? have you met with him? >> i communicated with governor walker over the telephone a few days ago, and laid out my position that vetoing the legislation was going to be an important thing not only for -- to make sure that our -- what happened last november, the vote of the people of wisconsin, is actually upheld and we're putting people in front of politics, but also it's just bad legislation. i made that pitch, and he was noncommittal. i know publicly he's said in other arenas that he plans to sign most or all of it. so i'm not particularly encouraged at this point in time. but it's around scott walker's legacy. he has the opportunity to change us and validate the will of the people that voted on november 6. >> did you negotiate with him? did you say, look, i know x is really important to you, i get that. but what's with y and z here? did you go to him and say, look, i really think this part is just crazy. please veto that. if you want to keep this, i get it. >> no. i

t it's around scott walker's legacy.e opportunity to change us and validate the will of the people that voted n onvember 6. >> did you negotiate with him? s d you say, look, i know x i really important to you, i get that. but what's with y and z here? did you go to him and say, look, i really think this part is just cry. please voe teto that. if you want to keep this, i get it. >> no. i talked about a few areas that are really important that actually republican business leaders have talked about, that uld take away power and implicate -- and make economic development much more difficult in the state of wisconsin, but the entire thing is a e 's a hot mess. and i believe thatould veto the entire package. in fact at least three or ceur of the p that are in there now, he has vetoed previously. and so it makes no sen to . you know, he's been a long-time public servant and he has a legacy here, so we'reef h that he will veto the whole thing. >> i'm curious, after you were elected and w quicklye heard word that the republican s

he beat scott walker in last month's mid-terms. want to make it harder for them to withdraw from a gop lawsuit challenging obamacare. move the state's 2020 presidential from april to march. limit earl voting in elections to just two weeks. and require evers to get permission to began guns in the state capitol. joining me is national affairs correspond is john nichols along with kimberly atkins. john, let me start with you. i'll read this quote. he views this as a repudiation of the last trex. i'll take any steps possible to assure the people of wisconsin that it will not invalidate those votes. how do you see this playing out? >> at this point the republicans have the upper hand. governor scott walker is in office until january. despite the fact that he was defeated in the election. and republicans still control the state assembly and state senate. those are both very gerrymandered districts. so what will happen today is there will be a flash hearing, literally the hearing, people just learned relatively short time ago when the hea

the republicans there including governor scott walker in wisconsin who had been defeated argued thisy are elected to four year terms and they still have a month or so. the aspect of this that's most fascinating is the aca lawsuit. these rules of wisconsin republicans succeed in changing them would protect the state's participation in a lawsuit that would overturn the aca if successful and that was litigated during the gubernatorial campaign. one of the top issues, wisconsin voters said that was their number one issue. those voters voted for the democrat by a 47 point margin so you can argue this is the reason scott walker lost. and what democrats are arguing is this prevents the new governor elect by fulfilling his mandate. a number of layers to this. why democrats are going so far as to argue these actions are befitting of banana republic dictators. >> unethical, sleazy, you can think of any word you want. is it going to work? >> well, it very well might. there's one word you left out. that is hypocritical. as the hill was talking about governor scott walker, looking back at this is

we trusted scott walker. he's the former governor and the administration to be able to manage the back and forth with the legislature. we don't trust tony evers right now in a lot of these areas. if the voters are livid and if this is i mean you and i have both been around a minute and i put this under shocking and very rarely do i call things shocking like things are not. i think this is this is just pretty shocking. what happens? play this out for me over the next election cycle? mike: research suggests that independent voters the people who swing back and forth in elections really react negatively to when democracy is subverted which is what's happening here and it motivates them to show up to the polls. when usually independents are the least likely to show up. it's unusual to say i know a majority of voters went another way. but we reject that that that's a very unusual thing to do. of course partisan politicians of pae statebehave like assembly have been to say we're doing this literally they've said to

- let's get out to scott walker hey, scott, what's coming up >> carl, thanks so much.go to the day, last time we were here in los angeles. we are back to talk to jeffrey gundlach about the state of the markets. so much is going on. he is making bold predictions. last week said the fed was on a suicide mission, raising rates while the deficit is rising as well we'll get him to expand on that. he's also launching a new product investors may be interested in, we'll talk about that and more, at the top of the hour and exclusively here on cnbc looking forward to that from here in los angeles, carl. >> scott, looking forward to hearing what he has to say about rates, especially on a week you have the fed meeting, boe, boj, and ten year at 2.86% now. >> especially, morgan, on a day with the president tweeting again about what the fed shouldn't do, when you have the op-ed in "the wall street journal" about what the fed shouldn't do, and now we'll get jeffr jeffrey's opinion on that. he has the ability to move the market as we have seen before. he said rates would go to 3%, the

lawsuit because i spent some of the final days of the midterm campaign in wisconsin following scott walker'sying over and over again that he would promise to protect people with pre-existing conditions and it was very purse nm ersonal to hi. it would strip those protections away from people. what do you make of the fact that walker is saying he is likely to sign this legislation? >> this has been the problem with fighting the will of the people. people are afraid they're going to lose access to health care because they have a pre-existing condition. and hat is protected and they're afraid they're going to lose that and they are doing it for the interest for the wealthiest and it's really wrong. so, every town hall i've done in my district, people come up afterwards and they're afraid they're going to lose access to health care and it's thumbing their nose at the people in wisconsin after that vote on november 6th when they elected democrats in every constitutional office statewide. >> of course, wisconsin is going to be a central focus in the 2020 election. you can say some democrats that re

scott walker -- several of their campaign promises.hing isn't just happening in wisconsin. governor rick snyder also signed john kasich of ohio -- >> it's outrageous. you lost -- when you lose, you say you lost. i mean, you don't go to try to -- you can't try to reverse the election by manipulation. it flabbergasts me to see what people are willing to do in pure partisanship and pure power. >> let's bring in cnn political reporter rebecca buck. rebecca, what is going on here? democrats are outraged. we hear from republican governor also outraged. a lot of other republicans are saying this is not about limiting power. >> as we saw yesterday, governors scott walker and rick snyder both signed some very controversial measures in wisconsin and michigan. measures that democrats say work against the will of voters and rejects the election outcome. tying hands of incoming who won just last month. now, there are some slight differences between what we're seeing in wisconsin and in michigan so far. in wisconsin the big issue and the issue with

apparently they must have thought scott walker was going to lose because clearly, if scott walker would have won, we wouldn't be talking tonight about it. >> do you have any recourse if it does pass? >> well, certainly we'll try to work convince the governor to veto it. that's and you likely prospect. after that, we've been working with all sorts of folks within the state thinking about issues and how we can symptom it. we have several strategies in place. but everything's on the table for litigation to other actions. >> but the statehouse is going to remain in republican control when you take office. can these measures do you think be reversed or do you think you'll be stuck with them if they are passed? >> well, given the rancor and the posturing going on now, i think it's going to be very, very difficult. the time to stop it is now. that's the bottom line. of course, we can try to reconstruct it during a budget or some other time. the fact of the matter is this is bad public policy and telling it the people of wisconsin their vote doesn't count. clearly i can't believe the republican

and scott walker is saying he will support this. he could be cutting the power of his own office. >> mary, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the woman who says there was a camera in her hotel shower. she's now suing the hotel for $100 million. >>> and new video of the nfl star, what it shows just days after video of him taking aim at a young woman in a hallway. >>> and more on the school scare. students escorted from the building with hands in the air. a lot more news ahead tonight. bu aiginalrain changes as oer in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patter

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wisconsin governor and republican scott walker signing controversial lame duck bills that strip powercoming state attorney general. both of whom are democrats, those powers will be transferred to the republican controlled legislature, and handleman has more. >> in his final significant act as governor there's nothing lame about lame duck session bill scott walker signs into green bay friday. >> a lot of hype especially in national media implying this is a power shift it is not in new controversial laws limit early voting hour and from governor and attorney general which will soon be held by democrats back to legislature which has been firm republican control. >> the governor argues offings remains one of the most powerful of its kind in the country, governor elect tony said that goes against the decision made clear by voters. >> what i've said all along is, you know, true. that the will of the people was not -- was ignored bills have said passed into law fight is likely far from over. experts say get ready for lawsuits. >> i don't know everything that's next but two components a lot o

so scott walker is defending these changes. his campaign on protecting pre-existing conditions for people. i was there kind of at the close of the campaign when he said over and over and over again. this is personal to me. you're telling me he's now supporting a package of bill that's would prevent you from taking wisconsin off that lawsuit that is threatening people with pre-existing conditions? >> that's exactly right. and these are sweeping changes that are being proposed right now. if this passes, it's going to significantly change the power of constitutionally elected officers and the legislators have been fairly straightforward about their reason for this. it's not that this is a good government move, this is that they want to take more power and take it away from the ag and from the governor. >> what are the political dynamics aat play? is the package of changes basically a foregone conclusion at this point? do you have any tools to fight back? >> i'm hopeful that the full legislature when it considers the legislation th

this will no doubt be scott walker's legacy. a change on november 6th, election day, and they asked us to solve problems, not pick petty political fights. and so, this is just the beginning. there could be legal challenges down the road, and in fact, democrats are planning on challenging this in courts. so we'll see where it goes. >> ohio governor john kasich took issue with this. he basically said what democrats are saying and when you look at this, rebecca, it's very clear that there are powers that will be limited, whether it's appointment powers, for instance. there's a series of things that are going to be pared down for the governor in the incoming democratic a.g. >> absolutely. and these measures also limit what evers is able to do in terms of implementing some of his fundamental campaign promises. one of the things he wanted to do was withdraw wisconsin from the multistate lawsuit against the affordable care act. now he won't be able to as a result of this measure. it blocks him from being able to do so, and so democrats

it'll be an interesting question whether scott walker signs these bills when it comes to his desk.atic successor definitely shouldn't have those, and then he's going to try to run for president right, saying that's his legacy in wisconsin stripping power from his successor because his successor is a democrat. really? watch this space. we'll be right back. why did i walk away? well, not because it was easy. i mean, the game is all i know. you think back to your draft. it felt like a fantasy. but the second you know you can't compete anymore, you owe it to yourself, to your team, to find a fresh start. so, yeah, that's why i did it. that's why i walked away... from my fantasy league. (announcer) redeem your season on fanduel. play free until you win. fanduel. more ways to win. so lionel, what does 24/5 mean to you?rade well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ y

on friday scott walker showed he didn't understand how a venn diagram works. he also signed a slate of bills passed by the republican legislature that will slash incoming democratic governor's powers. evers says he's considering his next move. >> now that this legislation has been signed, i will be reviewing our options and will do everything we can to make sure the people of this state are not ignored or overlooked. >> and then there is michigan, where outgoing governor rick snyder signed bills that watered down a minimum wage increase desired by a majority of the state's voters as well as a paid sick leave measure. both these cases are disturbing indications that in the words of author george packer, writing in the atlantic, the republican party has become less a political party than an insurgency, engaged in, quote, the pursuit and abuse of power. power as an end in itself justifying almost any means. and joining me now is charlie sykes and scott ross. thank you all for being here. scott, i will start with you. this lame duck legislation signed in your stat

celebrated defeat of a white walker since "game of thrones." ( laughter ) the loss was hard on scott walkerconsoled himself with his brother, johnny. ( laughter ) as with all defeated politicians in wisconsin, walker will be battered, fried, and covered in melted cheese. ( laughter and applause ) and it was a banner election for diversity. first of all, at least 110 women won last night. ( cheers and applause ) meaning... ( as trump ): "women, women, women. i love women!" meaning a record number of women will now serve in congress. ( cheers and applause ) meaning-- okay, okay. meaning, red wave, blue wave-- this was a woman wave. which means mike pence can no longer go in the water without mother's permission. then there's rashida talib of michigan and ilhan omar of minnesota, who became the first muslim women in congress. ( cheers and applause ) that's right! that's right! two-- two muslim women! or as the g.o.p. calls them, "a caravan!" ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) and in new mexico and kansas, deb haaland and sharice davids became the first native american women elected to congress. ( cheers and app

i can guarantee you that if scott walker would have won this race, those people wouldn't be across thedecisions that they're making today." (catherine) that was (catherine) (catherine) that was kyung lah reporting. this isn't the first time state legislators have passed measuresto curtail the power of the incoming governor following an election loss. in 2016, north carolina republicans did the same thing -- with defeated republican governor pat mccrory signing the measure on his way out of office. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: clouds and rain made for a cool day for the bay area. showers continue tonight but are more widely scattered. the will decrease throughout the night. on the satellite you can see the low spinning toward southern california. a few more clouds and showers will continue tonight but the focus will be more toward the south. highs tomorrow will be cool but slightly warmer tomorrow with highs in the 50s and low 60s. dry weather is forecast through the weekend. more ra

we won fully knowing what i'm about and what scott walker is about. essentially a republican majority trying to repudiate and turn back the clock and turn back the clock. that's just not going to happen. we're working hard to make sure it doesn't happen but it's something that i think is an embarrassment for the state of wisconsin. >> that is wisconsin. republicans in michigan are trying the same thing. using a lame duck session to rewrite the rules for incoming democratic leaders. democratic governor effect gretchen whitmer along with the democratic secretary of state and attorney general all won last month making it the first time in 30 years that democrats would hold all three top positions in the state but the gop-controlled legislature is working on measures to strip the newly elected democrats of their power and even pass legislation the opposite of what the democrats campaigned on and won on. and then there's north carolina. envelope that state, there are lots of signs pointing to election fraud. in the 9th congressional district, a race that a

the new bill heads to outgoing governor scott walker's desk who signal head would support the bill.enate republicans in michigan are include advancing similar legislation during the lame-duck session. i'm joined by wisconsin state senator and assistant minority leader janet buehle and charlie psychs from the "weekley standard." i always look to wisconsin as one of the clean states, at least historically. it was progressive, it believed in good government, clean elections, honest votes, all the good stuff. about 20 years ago it started to get corrupted by a hard right faction coming in there. is there something wrong with wisconsin now that they're crewing around in this lame duck session? what's going on? >> first of all, thank you for having me on. it's great to be joined by charlie as well. let me state that wisconsin is a wonderful state and there are many people in our state who are working hard like i am to make sure that the will of the people is heard. we have seen the actions of the republican majority. i wish i could say they're acting according to the will of the people bu

protesters swarm the capitol for the second day straight. >> the governor of the state of wisconsin, scott walkerng ] merry christmas. >> demonstrators booed governor walker at a christmas tree lighting ceremony. >> seth: it's so weird so watch someone say merry christmas to a bunch of people booing him. [ light laughter ] he's like a dad who got his kids a graphing calculator when what they really wanted was an xbox. "hey, kids, let's do some math. you want to show me what you're working on?" [ laughter ] republicans are trying to get away with this as we speak. but protesters have courageously challenged them in public hearings. here's one wisconsin resident who showed up to a public hearing and stood up to republicans while also trying to maintain her wisconsin politeness. >> greetings, my name is jan. and i'm speaking mainly to the republicans here. because i believe there is something you don't understand. and that is that you lost. you lost. you lost. problem is you can't let go of power. and you're stealing. i've looked at this panel for six hours. you could look at us. you don't trust us.

>> the ag was involved in filing this suit and scott walker authorized the ag's involvement in it. >>vers when you're running say both were on the same page, we want to get out of this lawsuit, if you elect me, we'll withdraw, a power they had until 4:00 a.m. this morning? >> that's exactly right. and, you know, governor walker still hasn't signed this bill. so one of the things that we're still hoping will happen is that he'll decide not to move forward with signing this bill and, you know, undermining the results of an election that he just lost. if he does sign it it's likely it will end up in court. >> i want to talk about that in a second. first, respond to the assembly leader voss who was explicit about what he was up to here. i applaud him for not making a pre tens of process neutrality. >> we're going to have every opportunity to find common ground with governor elect evers. we have to work together. but i also know that the situation we are sitting in right now, if we do not pass these proposals, is that we are going to have a very liberal governor who is going to enact polic

>> i think that it is likely that scott walker is going to sign this.ce yesterday urging him to reconsider the fact that it is a petty, vindictive and likely to the backfire and it does not add up to a lot of real advantage. one thing that is likely to be successfully challenged in the courts is the attempt to restrict the early voting in places like madison, wisconsin, and milwaukee, wisconsin, and the republican legislatures tried to do that before and it was thrown out by a federal judge, and i would expect that the same thing would happen with this effort as well. >> and katy beck in north carolina, what is the next step there. >> well, the next step now sh, andrea, these election officials are in the deep dive investigation and going through what amounts to 14,000 absentee ballots and trying to figure out which ones were tampered with and which ones were tossed out and which one this republican consultant had the hand in the mix of it and they were being transparent about it, and putting the findings online as they get them for the the public to vi

try bounty essentials. >>> republican wisconsin governor scott walker is on his way out, defeated last democratic governor-elect tony evers. but with the help of republicans in the state legislature walker is about to sign-off on a slew of measures designed to strip power from his successor. those bills would limit early voting, restrict appointments by the governor to key positions and limit the attorney general's power to make decisions about federal lawsuits. it's a power grab to stop democrats from doing the things they campaigned on and won. and republicans have been almost too honest about why they are doing it. >> listen, i'm concerned. i think that governor-elect evers is going to bring a liberal agenda to wisconsin. >> well, democrats won their election. so if republicans didn't want liberal policies, isn't it on them to campaign harder and better? democrats are looking at legal option, but until they figure it out, well, they've been doing one of the only things they can do, protesting at the statehouse and making their voices heard. >> they can only win by cheating and that'

clearly better money management. >>> republican wisconsin governor scott walker is on his way out, defeated elect tony overs. but with the help of republicans in the state legislator walker is about to sign-off on a slew of measures designed to strip power from his successor. those bills would limit early voting, restrict appointments by the governor to key positions and limit the attorney general's power to make decisions about federal lawsuits. it's a power grab to stop democrats from doing the things they campaigned on and won. and republicans have been on almost too honest about why they are doing it. >> listen, i'm concerned. i think that governor elect evers is going to bring a liberal agenda to wisconsin. >> well, democrats won their election. so if republicans didn't want liberal policies, isn't it on them to campaign harder and better? democrats are looking at legal option, but until they figure it out, well, they've been doing one of the only things they can do, protesting at the statehouse and making their voices heard. >> they can only win by cheating and that's what they're doi

it'll be an interesting question whether scott walker signs these bills when it comes to his desk.s that i've enyoued as governor, my democratic successor definitely shouldn't have those, and then he's going to try to run for president right, saying that's his legacy in wisconsin stripping power from his successor because his successor is a democrat. really? watch this space. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. ♪ applebee's bigger bolder grill combos are back. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hotels that you can add on to your trip up until the day you leave. add on advantage. only when you book with expedia. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, give

today just ten days before christmas the out going lame duck republican governor scott walker who justost his re-election bid to a democrat has just 24 days to go before his job and has signed a set of bills ran through by the heavily gerimandered republican legislator. those deals are designed to hobble by stripping the incoming of significant powers. wait, that's not all. republican also took a sledgehammer to the kneecaps of wisconsin voters by signing legislation that will limit early voting in wisconsin from now on. early voting in wisconsin is kind of a big deal. early voting in this past mid-term election shattered records and helped democrats in this election sweep every single statewide office. and wisconsin's two biggest cities wisconsin, and milwaukee, they had six weeks of early voting. not anymore. thanks to the new early voting legislation scott walker signed today that will shrink down to two weeks. making it harder for them to vote. that is exhibit a in the not so much democracy lame duck republicans play book. exhibit b took place across one of the great lakes in michi

today outgoing wisconsin governor, scott walker, signed legislation that strips power from the democratfrom the governor's office last month. effectively stopping him and other incoming democrats such as the attorney general, from delivering on campaign promises such as withdrawing the state's anti obamacare lawsuit. governor walker argues the goal is improve transparency. kasich strongly disagrees. >> it's outrageous. i mean, you lost the election, okay? when you lose, you say you lost! i mean, you don't -- you can't wry try to reverse the election by manipulation. it flabbergasts me to see what people are willing to do in pure partisanship and pure power. >> again, that's a republican governor criticizing a republican governor. wisconsin's incoming democratic governor says he has not ruled out suing over this new law. >>> new details have been released about the tragic death of a 7-year-old girl hours after she crossed the u.s./mexico border with her father. stick around. [clap, clap] ♪ hey, jen, which tie says, "trustworthy but also fun"? gold down, oil up. oil down, gold up. this is

if scott walker won the race, those people wouldn't be across the street making the same decisions they'res next? what are democrats planning to do? >> reporter: well, what's happening right away is that we are anticipating that the governor, the current republican governor scott walker, will sign this into law. and at that point democrats say that they anticipate that there will be multiple cases in court. they anticipate multiple litigation in multiple courts. that's coming from the incoming attorney general, anderson. >> and i understand the same thing may happen in michigan. >> reporter: almost the exact same thing. it's almost as if it is a carbon copy. it is slightly different in the way those bills are being shaped, but next week michigan is anticipated to take up another lame duck session, a full vote by its assembly, as well as its senate. and what's going to be happening there is there is an incoming democratic governor as well as an attorney general. those bills, just like in michigan, will eliminate and curb some of those powers. and i use the word play book, anderson. in 2016

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butina also attended the nra's 2015 annual meeting, meeting with scott walker, when he announced he woulda in the audience. butina also tried to arrange a motoring between vladimir putin and donald trump but her efforts fell short. >> the russian government recently claimed that butina was being for toured while she was being held in custody so there was an interesting discussion about her mental health today in court, jake. her lawyer has also complained that she's been in solitary confinement, but today in front of the judge her lawyer says she's doing elementally. she's allowed out of her cell sometimes at nights and visits with a russian orthodox minister. >> all right. sara murray, thanks so much. let's talk about this with the panel. kaitlan collins, one key point, in a proposal she wrote after her travels to the u.s. and an nra event she said she laid the groundwork for an unofficial channel of communication with the next u.s. administration this. seems to get at an idea that russia wanted a relationship when the next administration and wanted an improved relationship and the sanct

republicans after the loss of governor scott walker accused of a legislative coup, voting on bills to limit the powers of the incoming democratic governor, and the incoming democratic attorney general. one proposal would restrict the governor's ability to enact laws. another measure would weaken the attorney general's office. >> an unprecedented act by the republican legislature. something that's never been done before in our state's history. >> reporter: but republicans on defense, say their goal is to establish a balance of power. >> i would support what we're doing here today as a way to equalize that authority and bring us together. >> reporter: and there's also uncertainty in north carolina, where the state board of elections has decided not to certify the ninth congressional district results between republican mark harris and the democrat dan mccready. at issue, allegations of election fraud at the hands of a republican political operative who has a felony record and a history of financial fraud. investigators are looking into whether he or an operation he ran manipulated absent

he plans to make a personal appeal to outgoing scott walker.ker has said he supports the bill. >>> so coming up on the morning news now, new suspicions. satellite images of north korea appear to show missile activity. >>> and, splashing down. a space "x" rocket misses its mark. this is the "cbs morning news." it's important to look after your enamel because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it strengthens your enamel, but then also it polishes away stains for whiter teeth. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... ...sore throat, fever, cough, sinus pressure, chest congestion, headache, nasal congestion, body pain... all in one. did you really need the caps lock? get tough on cold and flu symptoms. mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion improves skin hydration in just 1 day. and for twice the moisture, try the body wash, too. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® the most magical time of tis toyotathon!e... with great

. >> reporter: wisconsin's defeated governor scott walker said the controversy was all hype and hysteria gop legislator said he didn't want tony evers to enakt policies in direct contrast to what many of us believe in. here in michigan, they say this show of bipartisan by republicans will help to energize the democratic base in elections to come. the voters, she said, understand the meaning of sour grapes. dean reynolds, cbs news, lancing, michigan. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning," michael cohen's adviser lanny davis tells us about when cohen could come public with what he knows about the president. >>> plus, can changing the start time of school help students get better grades? dr. tara narula looks at a new study on teens and sleep. >>> and norah talks with country music legend reba mcentire about her kennedy center honor. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. "cbs morning news" "cbs morning news" for this thurs -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you for waking up with us i'm kenny choi. >> an

the outgoing governor scott walker was heckled during a christmas tree lighting ceremony. >>> so the s not with this man from tennessee. police arrested a man named luke sky walker for violating his probation. when his mug shot went viral mark hamill who played luke skywalker in "star wars" tweeted, the real crime here is mr. and mrs. walker saddling this poor guy with that name in the first place. he added the hashtag also too short for a stormtrooper. i think he's only 5'6". >> double burn there from mark hamill. really rubbing the salt in. >> poor guy. >>> coming up this morning a new proposal to raise prices at the post office. >>> first we hear from the woman suing a major hotel chain for 100 million dollars claiming there was a camera in her hotel shower. what she says happened next. >>> and the nfl is facing new questions about what it failed to do while investigating chiefs star kareem hunt. failed to do when investigating kareem hunt. i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you qu

. >> reporter: wisconsin's defeated republican governor, scott walker, said the controversy was all "hype and hysteria," but a leading g.o.p. hygislator said he simply didn't want incoming democratic governor tony evers to enact policies "in direct contrast to what many of us believe in." or-e in michigan, governor-elect whitmer says this show of partisanship by republicans will help to energize the democratic base in elections to come. the voters, she said, understand the meaning of sour grapes. jeff. >> glor: all right, dean reynolds in lansing tonight. dean, thank you. anr the first time since the 1940s, americans are reaching k tirement in worst financial shape than their parents. an estimated ten million above the age of 65 are still working. that is a number that has more than doubled since 1985. in tonight's "eye on america" report, mark strassmann introduces us to a man who, like others, may never be able to retire. >> if i had planned harder when i was younger, and if things had went better, i wouldn't be going to work this morning. i'd be going fishing, or i'd be going hunti