it is ultimately up to sherry.rian: it is a shock to me to find out that debra norval -- deborah norville is 60 years old. and on the compensation committee and she is the anchor of inside edition. what is she doing there in that capacity? keach: sumner made some interesting choices about who was going to be on the board of those companies. she is not on the board anymore, i don't think. i could be wrong about that. she was part of a group that was overturned. brian: online -- i can't keep up with it all. she went on in 2013 i believe. keach: i think she is part of the group that was ousted in the end. there are many interesting choices on the boards of those companies. part of what sherry has tried to do is professionalize the boards a little bit. get people with more media experience. brian: second wife paula. keach: paula is such an interesting character in this whole thing. she was not the first wife and shame was not one of these hollywood women that he ultimately ran with. she was in the middle. she was a sch

sherry denies she is behind those lawsuits.hether it is sherry, whether it see there is a conflict between those points. either he has capacity or he doesn't. brian: paint a picture. he is in los angeles. does he have a feeding tube? keach: yes. brian: he is 95 years old. can't do anything more with his money. is he a happy man? not a happy man? do you have any idea whether the relationship with the different women continues? the women that are gone, delay have the $7 million in hand? have the $75 million in hand? keach: there has been a settlement with one who had to pay some back. the fighting with the other one continues. we will see. he is not especially well. his family is around him, which is a better situation than was happening before. brian: how much has that had to do with the fact they want the money? keach: i think that is un-shareable. family should be together. regardless -- brian: the life he lived, the women, the divorces, the mistresses -- keach: totally. brian: the family should still be loyal? keach: i don't

what about sherry redstone and her brother?ch: it is set up for the benefit of the grandchildren. sherry would be one of the trustees that would control it, but the actual payout or whatever is set up -- -- set up to be generation-skipping. brian: who decides who the trustees are? keach: sherry has been influential recently. it was originally -- it came out of a divorce discussion, so it was people on phyllis' side or sumner's side. originally their kids were both on their. -- there. there was a falling out between sumner and his son, who moved to colorado and does not want to see any of these people ever again. a lot of it is just lawyers. they have their divorce lawyer there. lawyers they trust. at this point it is national amusements that really can choose. it is ultimately up to sherry. brian: it is a shock to me to find out debra was 60 years old. she is on the board and on the compensation committee and she is the anchor of inside edition. what is she doing there in that capacity? in your opinion? keach: sumner made some

so what did i mean about sherry? people around her said she had a reconciliation with her father once the women were pushed out. i think it is possible for both that to be true and for him not to have capacity. >> one of the most fascinating parts of this whole thing is how all parties involved in this i think it was between sherry and the former ceo of viacom and the women that were his girlfriends thagirlfriendthat he gave $150 . .. . >> her father gave it to her in another era and to what extent of her dad's capacity quick. >> right. you ask that question and ultimately i agree withmo you so the things that she has done are the right things. that they were gone because of what happened because of the stock and her family is glad to be close to thely grandfather so the actual thing she was trying to do so then the question is why the charade? did he have the capacity? reported with "the new york times" there was a clear path that could have happened if you say lacking capacity three doctors say that it triggers the

. >> reporter: as a breast cancer survivor, sherry needed to get tested regularly.ut thing took a terrifying turn when she got her results. >> i saw that thees troe dial amount was over 300. i called my oncologist' office and the nurse said that is not good. there could be a tumor growing somewhere. i will never forget that day. >> reporter: the doctor told sherry to go in for more tests but this time recommended a newspaper-theranos lab. >> it was about a week later i got the call from my doctor, and he said congratulations, your estrogen is basically nonexistent. >> reporter: the theranos test had been off by hundreds of points. >> no one frompoloze. no one. not okay. >> reporter: so many inside the walls of theranos say they were too scared to speak up. but there was one unlikely whistle blower willing to take the risk. a research engineer. and the grandson of george schultz, a board member at theranos. >> you also said ms. holmes was manipulative. what do you mean by that? >> she was really good at telling you what you need to hear to keep you going. she definit

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i mentioned sherry. she has two sons, 14 years old, evan. he has autism.n she has a 12-year-old son as well who suffers from stress induced seizures. i want to introduce sherry to you and let her present her take on what's happening in washington. >> he does not live in this world. he claims to understand this. no, he does not. i'm sorry. he's got more money than he knows what to do with and has not real concerns about how am i going to put food on the table and how am i going to pay for therapies for my special needs kids. he doesn't get that part. in fact, i don't think anyone in congress actually gets that part. >> reporter: katy, i mentioned those coast guard workers. like sherry, who applied for unemployment yesterday, those trump supporting coast guard workers have also applied for unemployment because ultimately when you're somebody that goes every two weeks relying on that cash to pay for things like therapy for your children, you need it. you need that financial support. >> vaughn hillyard in colorado. vaughn, thank you very much. >>> and presiden

families who may not have been celebrating the status quo preserved by this majority. .erry david sherry david. deputy josie greenhouse fox. pierce cochran. officer singh. robert page. justin lee. ellie bryant. grayson hacking. dominic durden. edwin jackson. grant run a -- kenneth scott moll. sergeant brandon mendoza. sergeant cory ride. josh wilkerson. --ncer kate steinle. detective michael davis. deputy ginny oliver. bob of their -- deputy danny oliver. bob barry. officer andy chavez. solomon. serenity ready. m.nessa pha terry.rian donald may. shelner. amanda thomas. jennifer lee hampton. officer andrew wideman. officer rodney johnson. buddy mason. adrienne shelly. mollie tibbetts. ronald da silva. sarah root. .rew rosenberg carol willingham. oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the st

the news agency has just arrived close to the area where the dam collapse in the state of maine as sherry yes thank you so much for speaking to us what can you tell us first about the situation on the ground right now what have you seen what have you heard. there is not much of that they can do and since it's hitching it is pitch dark now as he faces the latest victim who's with save in the dead is because they found symbology. most likely of the three hundred lives missing most of them will be will be dead bodies mud says there's about one hundred fifty other mines in all prices who are on site as being lunch when the is off to happen and much of the mafia did. the government at a press conference shortly it goes and you think chance is a minimal finding a need survive a glitch is that part of the diet thing to be saying this is really all for the results of a indeed and as he say's the middle of the night right now and not much happening in terms of the rescue operation when are we expecting things to start again the rescue efforts to begin. tomorrow morning at the lights. raisky was ab

at what could be accomplished and markets too will look at that with steve malzberg and danielle sherry who are standing by and it's the final countdown to bret's it on march twenty ninth only eighty days away we'll get a brecht's an update from the c.e.o. of throw mark hillary forward with plus we take our first poll and look at energy in twenty nine thousand what types of energy are beings produced and which are being used around the world will answer those and take us a couple of more questions about canada and u.s. energy specifically what parties science have injured and alex much pilotage all of it in our sights but first we get right to some headlines let's go to. the latest major merger to reshape the world's drug and health care sector leads our global report today as i literally in company of indianapolis indiana acquires the lock so on college e. for eight billion dollars in cash locks on college is believed to be on the verge of major profits from a number of drug treatments which fight cancer with applied to no mix after a lock so first such product key was approved for sal

story of becoming an accidental activists damon young is the editor in chief very smart brothers sherri williams is an assistant professor of communication at american university here in washington d.c. and via skype in lagos nigeria the day she is a yale university student was questioned by campus police when a white classmate took issue with her sleeping in the common area of her dorm building so welcome to this stream everyone so i want to start on my laptop here with a headline says from the l.a. times new starbucks policy no purchase needed to use restrooms or to sit in cafes and they begin this article by saying medical emergency burglary and physical assault these are the few instances in which starbucks is now saying that employees should call the police would you make of it sherry well what i make of that is that in this country we actually have to be instructed on when and when to call the police on black people because for decades for centuries we have had a series of laws that really have pretty much regulated black existence in the public you know immediately after slavery

i'm told is easel sherry wants to promote the sports to at the games come congress last summer he talked about his experience and the gaming scene in the middle east ha if you like an old model you know they they see something like ok we really want to be like have the desis one day we want to win trophies we want to over the wall you want to be pro feet again. and i think that's how they look life but for me i try to help and i try to give them some advice i try to motivate them if i wanted to can one of. the greatest hurdle to development in the middle east is not so much censorship as the technical infrastructure gaming companies have to commit to more investment. because of movies being so large it's very important game publishers start investing in this region to have local service to be able to produce a top five piece davis be able to play you see game experience at your house in the west in north america or in asia. because that's really crucial for these games to start playing games with them not to drop all the. gaming also means participating in social developments a well conn

a goal is easily sherry is the first few sports champion of the arab world he plays under the name mr dunne abdulaziz one of the fifa interactive world cup in two thousand and fifteen making e-sports even more famous in saudi arabia his home country it's like an evolution because nobody has ever done such a thing i do everyone once they hear that i wonder if a wall stuff they were just asking what is this game and what is the painting and how did we put how did we become a wall champions. e-sports is a growing market as we see it the games come in cologne germany. it's a gamer's paradise and a major annual event for the industry with a thousand exhibitors. from fifty countries it's one of the world's largest fairs for interactive entertainment experts forecast that the turnover from east ports is set to triple worldwide by twenty twenty the potential for growth is especially high in the middle east. the whole region of the middle east we see the. way they're all very highly watching each sport as well there's a picture of the sports if you see out so a big increase in a cave or a part

years this idea of sharing has got issues it's got problems number one who are could talk at the sherry if extend their neighbors then we're fully aware as all of us are of the geopolitical tensions in the area who else could they share with if not saudi arabia if not the year eight well possibly they could share with omar and maybe even turkey but that's really a long shot or yemen of qualified for the tournament for the first time in their history the lowest ranked team in the competition are great with iran iraq and vietnam the security situation in yemen means the domestically there is suspended and the national team that's a play all the home qualifies in qatar one lover of conditions backer everyone but this has become normal players are trying to focus on doing good. they want to challenge the thirteenth dancer and i think suffering generates creativity this is our goal in the coming days or yemen will take on three time champions iran in their opening game run of the top ranked team in the tournament but haven't won this title since one thousand nine hundred seventy six fifa ran

sherry bustos operates with progressive members. cheney, obviously daughter of vice president dick cheney and somebody who has kept a low profile her first couple years in congress will be taking more of a jay jor role on the messaging side of things in the house [ the senate you have joni ernst who carved out more of a name for herself. todd young will be responsible for defending republican seats in 2020 and john thune bumping up to the number two slot. here are members you should keep an eye on. these are four i'm keeping an eye on. ben ray lujan, he was the recruitment guy in the dccc. he considers himself a liaison. keep an eye on him. richie neal, he isn't new. he will be running the very powerful ways and means committee. a lot of people are thinking about what that that means for president trump's taxes lindsey graham has a new chairmanship. his views diverge sharply with from the president's. we'll have investigative authorit authority. the last is mark meadows. for months the interesting story has been when and if republic

this is her mother, sherry rosten, a retired deputy sheriff. >> she would sit in the garage and justabout not -- about not getting her day in court. >> this was eating her alive? >> yeah. it was really taking its toll on her. >> reporter: dawn started drinking heavily. her teenage son, devin, watched his mother fall apart. >> she started to lose jobs. it's like all hell broke loose in her head. >> reporter: but murder? remember, the police went to see dawn a couple hours after ben was killed, found her fast asleep. >> what time did you think you went to sleep? >> oh, gosh, i watched a movie, "the departed" and "descent." i don't know, about 4:00. >> in fact, she happened to be sharing her bedroom with a 21-year-old family friend named james. >> yeah we watched a movie and went to bed. yeah, that's our story. that's it. >> reporter: not exactly a convincing alibi. any more than the obvious fiction that james, a new man in her life, was just a friend. even less convincing when detective ron elgis learned about a trip to a 7-eleven store, middle of the night, about an hour and a half be

right we gave that sherry thirty dog. they tell stories about my dogs. in place especially cho. she's thirteen. she's a sweet. what he's saying she doesn't see much then here much. but she smells really good he smells what all we know from monkey studies is just how the means work when we give them to children given the monkeys the monkeys stop socializing they stop hugging and kissing they stop trying to escape from their cages they become good caged animals so we're making good gates children in our schools but the parents don't get this. shit. and he said i feel like i can't stop shuffling my feet. it's hard to explain it feels like. i'm being persecuted. like i'm being tortured in a torture chamber but it's happening inside of my body. so there's nowhere. there's no words to run. me. except up the place up the back and to the. islands off the. but the reality is the may still be a shit and it is covered in this fine layer of micro pos they want to bury. the biggest thing and show me is that we've never had an empty troll. like the pond then the meaning of the something of an

might be gay with that sherry thirty dog oh. they tell stories about my dogs. and they're in place especially so. she's thirteen. she's a sweetheart. what do you think she doesn't see much then here much. but she smells really good the smell but all we know from monkey studies is just how the fed means work when we give them to children given the monkeys the monkeys stop socializing they stop hugging and kissing they stop trying to escape from their cages they become good caged animals so we're making good gates children in our schools but the parents don't get this. and he said i feel like i can't stop stuff like my feet. it's hard to explain it feels like. like there's. being persecuted. being tortured in a torture chamber but it's happening inside of my body. so there's nowhere. there's no words to run. up and brace for impact trump introduces star wars two point zero and calls for impeachment russia gate morphs into treason. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to

i wanted to start by recognizing that sherry williams is on a two-month sabbatical from one treasure island, and we have in the audience today natalie bonawit. she's a long time member of the one treasure island board, and she'll be the acting executive director during sherry's absence. on new year's eve, we had a good, clear night for fireworks. photogra photographers from the chronicle and trip advisor were in the crowd. the crowd was good but manageable, and the evening was incident free. circus bella ended its run on the great lawn on treasure island last sunday, and on monday, the halftime show for the college football national championship game was produced on treasure island. between setup and outload, contractors on-site from january 1st through the 9th, today, and the show including lil' wayne and magic wagons were on 9th street. merce handle catering of -- handled catering of approximately 200 meals a day as well as concession for the event. production hired eight treasure island residents and one nonresident through the one treasure island job broker as event staff. approx

might be gay with that sherry thirty dog. they tell stories about my dogs. and in place especially so. she's thirteen. she's a sweetheart. what do you think she doesn't see much then here much. but she smells really good the smell but all we know from monkey studies is just how the fed it means work when we give them to children in the monkeys the monkeys stop socializing they stop hugging and kissing they stop trying to escape from their cages they become good caged animals so we're making good gates children in our schools but the parents don't get this. and he said i feel like i can't stop shuffling my feet. it's hard to explain it feels like. there's. being persecuted. being tortured in a torture chamber but it's happening inside of my body. so there's nowhere you know there's no words. we set up the face of years from. these islands off there but the reality is there may still be. this fine. line. three. the biggest thing and shot these that we've never had and i'm. like the feeling of the something of an album. people obviously i mean they just throw t

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sherry guess proscriptive first every spring and thousands of people still kids just you don't bounce in your mouth. so we just behind the stop ok yeah. well. it's almost impossible to get any would still be the associates i use the leisure thanks to all the kind little. girl you see of me this is your business you will let us down how. did you sleep with it. so would just behind the stuff outside so would just behind the stop. when you get up yet but your mind. yes but sure you knew it could touch him you i saw it doesn't know it yet see your. money cause to show you that you just don't know still what you did five guess that's why it's got to. start is not. that i don't have a clue what they're on a bike but just saying it's russia seems to explain anything out of the ordinary. but i like russia on this russia and that russia isn't bad either. frankly people are really very great yeah ok is it true that it's possible for us because the area. ok yeah and we. face a fear in them just even such payment so used to know your story excellent well it looks like the event starts english i w

. >> i want to thank my parents and the sherry family, samantha and jerry.hank you for donating sunny to me an changing my life. >>> a big house means a big house party. a bunch of people cutting loose in this gorgeous home. they're bapprshe policre. >> that escalated quickly. >> they come through the door guns drawn. very aggressively getting people on the floor. they head downstairs, down to the basement, screaming at people, everybody don't move. eventually they identify a person of interest. the guy gets back upstairs. his hands are cuffed behind his back. police take their person of interest, leave the house, then -- [ cheers ] >> these guys were pranking everybody. >> wait a minute. >> that was like hollywood level police effects. they had all kinds of weaponry, badges, body armor, everything. >> they do say at beginning of the video they're just using props. it was all fun and games until you get somebody else's attention. >> actual cops. actual cops. get inside. >> the actual cops have turned up, which means these guys, the s.w.a.t. team that raided

right we gave that sherry thirty dog oh. they tell stories about my dogs. and their impatience specially it so. she's thirteen. she's a sweetheart. when he thinks she doesn't see much then here much. but she smells really good he smells but all we know from monkey studies is just how the means work when we give them to children given the monkeys the monkeys stop socializing they stop hugging and kissing they stop trying to escape from their cages they become good caged animals so we're making good gates children in our schools but the parents don't get this. and he said i feel like i can't stop shuffling my feet. it's hard to explain it feels like. like there's. like i'm being persecuted. like i'm being tortured in a in a torture chamber but it's happening inside of my body. so there's nowhere you know there's no words to run. there's not any gold left essentially in the earth's mantle i predict as i've said before that once the central banks find it difficult to buy any gold whatsoever they're going to start buying bitcoin and bitcoin to their strategic re

sherry guest host grill professed every spring and thousands of people for kids just you don't bounce in your mouth. so we just behind the stop ok yeah. well. it's almost impossible to get any would still be there with so see only a couple use the leisure thanks to all the kind little. girl you see with me this is your business you will. see does not mean that you. just want to be. so it just behind the stuff outside so we're just behind the stuff. when you get yet but you're. yes i'm sure you knew you i saw it doesn't know it yet just see you is the. only cause to show us that you're just down there still would you describe because it's i it's got to. i start is not. i don't have a clue what they're on but just saying it's bush serious tricks plane anything out of the ordinary. with a like russia on this russia and dumber shit isn't bad either. pressing people are really very brave yeah ok it threw me for us. ok yang in the. face a few just have to leave in such payment so used to use three excellent well it looks like the event starts english i want to start you thank you very much

i'm sherry with one treasure island. just wanted to say that one treasure island, we're committed to being a partner and making this less painful for folks. but one of the things that we've worked on and have discussed with rachel over the last few years is our providing a supplemental van service that could potentially help folks go to grocery stores or appointments in the city and so forth. and we're committed to looking at that. it is a little easier to get funding for a vehicle. it's the ongoing operation funding that is a little harder. we put in, i think two different applications at this point. in the last 2-3 years. but we're committed to it. and i just wanted to put that out there as one other element of this overall effort. so thank you. >> president tsen: thank you. anyone else? okay. commissioners -- director lai? >> director lai: a couple of questions. on your treasure island on-off trip averages slide. i think it's slide 4. is this -- are theprojections bd on the number 1 and two combined incentives? >> you

right we gave that sherry thirty dog. they tell stories about my dogs. and impatient special show. she's thirteen. she's a sweetheart. what do you think she doesn't see much in here much. but she smells really good the smell but all we know from monkey studies is just how the means work when we give them to children in the monkeys the monkeys stop socializing they stop hugging and kissing they stop trying to escape from their cages they become good caged animals so we're making good gates children in our schools but the parents don't get this. and he said i feel like i can't stop shuffling my feet. it's hard to explain it feels like. like there's. being persecuted like. being tortured in a torture chamber but it's happening inside of my body. so there's nowhere. there's no words to run. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. in twenty forty you know bl

. >> sherry hiner, thank you for joining us and welcome.out the decisions you have been making on what bills to pay and what bills not to pay. there is a break down at "the new york times" of most federal workers have missed about $5,000. does that fit with you? >> working for epa, we have one week of reserved money. we are now missing two full weeks starting -- third full week of missed pay. it is getting close to about 5 grand. >> what does it mean for you? >> what it means for us is i have signed up for unemployment, a little snapshot into unemployment. it is about two-thirds of one paycheck a month that i would get from unemployment and if the president signs the bill for back pay then i would have to pay that back when we get back pay. my husband is taking any overtime he can get. he's looking to go out of state or the area to make more money to go by. we are not doing expensive therapies. we are not going out to eat. right now i am currently trying to figure out how to cover medications and food and the basics of living. we called all

people like nasa employee sherry shore who can't pay her mortgage and was told by the lender, too bad, you're just going to have to wait until your house goes into foreclosure. people like eeoc investigator malec of san francisco who said trump's wall is imaginary, but my bills are real. this is most unfortunate, and i don't understand why the reality of people's lives are not cared about by the administration. not only are these workers not paid, they're not appreciated by this administration. these are the people who deliver services to the american people we should respect what they do for our country. many of them are veterans who have translated their military patriotism into civilian patriotism working for the government, and they're affected by this. these workers make a difference in the lives of the american people including security officials who would be protecting the president at the state of the union address. as i said to some of you, this is defined by the secretary of homeland security as a national, special security event. it means it's elevated to a place where the

everything now there's more fuel and opined away if we keep doing this we're going to get in his place sherry explosion in places we don't measure in c.p.i. but it's going to bankrupt everybody including the federal government so it has to stop. aig can't say that because he says that the dow's down seven thousand points in an afternoon if we triple the circuit breaker.

>> reporter: exactly, andrea, sherry's family is one of those examples.hat was the question she was putting directly to the president and congress. she says you can debate immigration all you want but in the meanwhile you have 800,000 americans and their families that are directly impacted by this government shutdown. she says she does not know what she's supposed to do. if she doesn't get paid for two weeks, her income dwindles down. her oldest son has autism, her 12-year-old has stress-induced seizures. she says it's a $125 co-pay for a life coach for the oldest son, it's $25 for the psychiatrist, it's $90 ultimately for the therapist. she says the cash is limited in their family. she is the breadwinner. she says she needs her paycheck and doesn't know where else to get it from, andrea. >> vaughn hillyard in colorado, thank you so much, vaughn. president trump last week of course claiming that all four living former u.s. presidents told him they wanted to build that wall while they were in office. here is what the president said friday in the rose garde

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we are live in the news room with the very latestth on , sherry. >> well,rooney was arrested in decemberning more about why and what happened over a month ago leading to a mug shot and fine paid by theoccer star. the metro washington airport authority said he was intoxicated and triggered a door on december airport 16th. he paid a $25 fine, released when he sobered up. d.c. united releasing a statement saying they are aware of the matter and will handle it internally. he was a finalist forhe league's mvp despite playing only half the season. this is not a goodor situa the soccer super star. back to you. >> v thank yy much. >>. >>> next, an arrest of a seven-year-old tha captured the nation's attention. we learned she was not the ooter's intended target. >>> a couple found in a burning home and

i asked sherry what is her biggest concern now. she said they rely on that cash that comes every two weeks. last one she got was at the end of december. she doesn't know when the next one is coming. i asked her what the immediate impact is. this is what she told us. >> i have zach and my older zso who both have special needs. my older son doesn't qualify for any services and they go without help because we can't afford the $120 an hour fees. >> you need cash to pay for those. >> we need cash to pay for those sessions. also paying for a mortgage. paying for electricity. paying for food. >> i asked that mother you just heard from what she thinks of this battle going on in washington. she said she doesn't think the president or congress understands. she said the president she doesn't think understands what it means to budget what it means ultimately to raise your kids and what it means to pay for co-pays for a psychiatrist, for therapists, for a life coach when you have a 14-year-old son trying to make it in high school. these are ver

sherry kennard is a furloughed worker, kate zimmerman and fran araland.we talk with all of you, i wanted to give you a sense of what the white house has been saying over the last 35 days of the shutdown. >> mr. secretary, there are reports that there are some federal workers who are going to homeless shelters to get food. >> well, i know they are and i don't really quite understand why. >> this is so much bigger than any one person. it is a little bit of pain but it's going to be for the future of our country. >> then we have a shutdown and so they can't go to work so then they have the vacation, but they don't have to use their vacation days and then they come back and they get their back pay and in some sense they're better off. >> how was that vacation for you and your family? >> it's been horrible. it's been horrible. we had to cancel a vacation that we spent two year's planning for our son's birthday and instead of having a big fancy vacation that we saved for for two years his birthday party is in a bowling alley. it's not over. no one's learning an

and sherry kenard and fran orlana. kate, what sort of impact is it having on your family? gotten really hard especially this last week. people are starting to say to us, well you're going to get your back pay so this doesn't really matter and that is so hard to know what to do with. i want to say to them, i don't know, can i break your arm because it'll heal and it doesn't really matter, right? that's not even a good analogy, though. our son's 10th birthday's coming up. we've been planning to do something special for his decade birthday for almost two years. he's turning ten and the money we saved is still in savings but we're not sure, do we dare spend it, because we just don't know. my husband says this morning that he feels broken and immobilized. we don't know how much rehab it's going to take or when the cast is going to come off and we don't know what we don't know. it's really hard and devastated and we still don't know. >> indeed. perhaps you might get some answers at the top of the hour from the president but in the meantime, the president, sherry, you said most o

so sherry, let's just start with you.ides or are we making some progress here on day 29? >> look, i think trump realizes that he had to to something. his numbers are tanking. he's getting down into nixonian numbe numbers. he was at 24% when he left the white house. donald trump had to blink. i don't think he's going to get everything he wants but he had no choice. he was losing this battle. the longer it goes on, however, in the eyes of the american people it becomes a pox on both your houses. the democrats will give him something. there's some movement. make no mistake about it, this is donald trump blinking. he has to cave a little bit because it just wasn't working for him. his tactics weren't working. he's not a good negotiator. he owned this shutdown. he sees that the american people are blaming him so he had no choice, so i would say that's a good thing for the democrats and hopefully a good thing for the american people and particularly federal workers. >> this week you have speaker pelosi who asked the president t

i'm sherry caning in hong kong baugh. >>> else why in asia geely shares have hit their lows after the chinese car manufacturer cited. this marks a significant slowdown to 2018 when the company posted sales growth of 20%. it did, however, miss its sales target of 1.5 million cars >>> meanwhile, beijing signals its serious resolve no the u.s.-china trade dispute meanwhile, u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross has insisted it is possible to reach a deal that we can live with, but he also said a broader agreement on structural issues would be more difficult to achieve. our colleague has filed this report from shanghai >> i'm at the ubs greater china conference here in shanghai, and the executives and the investors i'm talking to all say they want to see an end to the tariff dispute. u.s. and chinese negotiators are at the commerce ministry in beijing, and they're looking for areas to compromise, and the chief global economist with uvs said that the conditions are right for a deal >> after 90 days i think the market has seen pricing in tariff hike to 25%, and also a bigger and also a wider

. >> sherry burr is here to talk a little caps hockey.ngs not going so well. >> no, no. >> i mean, and that's putting it lightly. >> yeah, there is something wrongith the capitals. they had an opportunity to snap their four-game losing streak against the blackhawks, the worst team in hockey. today's game not resulting in a win, causing the team to hold a players' only meeting after the game. but first, alex ovechkin and the caps try to do everything to shake this slump. but not a goo start for the caps. first period, theyn turt over, brandon sod, grabs it, pushing it up ice, leaving his way through the ca ' defense, shoots and scores. sod gets the blackhawks on the board early, up 1-0. later in the period, it's 2-0, chicago. g caet some life from an unlucky source. brooks orpik, 18th o scoref the year. and in the second, blackhawks keep up the pressure. chicago's fouh goal of the game. caps hoping for a spark and got it fro their defense after orlav makes it. caps within a goal, but chicago danswered. ano did washington. matt nice kinin.

if sherri redstone has her way, i think it's a year grace period, she can come in and push the merger with viacom. if that happens, the ceo at viacom would likely be the ceo. either way, it's not a very good deal. in the end, from what i understand, joe ianello still has a shot at the job. he still wants the job. we should point out a couple things about joe. his contract is ending in june, so they have to decide before then. what sources inside the company are telling me is that they are shooting, shooting for end of the first quarter, january, march, april, somewhere around that time, to get the new ceo, the permanent ceo. so that's where we are right now. it's kind of a status update. i'm saying that we don't know but it's interesting that we don't know this far in. it's already january. susan: cbs cleaning house. one executive after the other. >> i will say this, i think david rhodes is getting a bad rap for all this. i have known david for years. susan: well, i mean, the industry is small. >> full disclosure, i'm friends with the guy. very, very smart ceo, wherever he lands, that