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i'm standing on a hill, bringing you as close to the scene as possible on the soo side of that metal fence, other side of that crime scene tape is the basketball court and that is where the shooting took place we're on the 1800 block of bruce place southeast. a woman told me she heard shots fired around 6:00 monday evening. people who live in this community tell me the team was on the court when someone chased him, robbed him, and shot him. he died. police will not confirm that he was robbed. but they do tell us that the shooting happened near a playground in the frederick douglass community center. i talked to some people who live in in community. let's hear what they have to say. >> it's kind of scary. >> my the perpetrator that done this. >> reporter: and right now police tell me they are looking to a male dressed in a red hooded sweat shirlt. detectives urge anyone with information to call the d.c. police. detectives have not released the name of the shooting victim, the teen or his ang. in southeast d.c. shomari stone, news 4. >>> leon harris here at the live desk following brea

on the in the coming months a soo where t they are attack on their tax plan. could be important you know if they're if they're of did you know delayedd att on tht jones is seated and hacking complicate that. arithmetic further and actually would open u up at least a slimmed a slim opportunity for democrats that actually have a chance of winning back a senate majority two thousand eighteen. the map is very bad for them and i probably won't happen however a jones win would trade opportuniniy because t they're toooo republican held seats that will be in danger. i amm twenty eighteenn verery i fr susure. and so democrats is howw old all thehe seats haf the two thousand eighteen for not easy and they were at those two plus in jones when it would be a fifty one seats and have a jury. jeff is harry thanks very much in days. well saying it with the u. s. reminder because the twenty seven year old bangladeshi who tried to blow himself up on the new york subway today has been charge sack kaiet lula. lightly injured three people when his device failed to go off is emmers

about what it was like to actually have a steam engine in front with the sort coming t coming out,he soo and the cinders, you could really ruin your clothing sitting behind this car. in 1927 was the 100th anniversary of railroading in the united states, so the baltimore and ohio decided to celebrate its heritage and they had a big festival which was known as the fair of the iron horse. 1920 seven, in october. it was slated for over a week ended ended up in two weeks and it would draw 1.2 million visitors outside baltimore. and what they were doing at the time was refurbishing historic equipment, because part of the fair was literally a pageant, a transportation pageant that took place twice a day, where literally you saw the progression of land-based transportation from walking to writing travel to the railroad and then to the railroad in 1927. so that pageant was quite a festival. and pieces like the tom thumb were specifically redesigned for the fair to show people what the early engines and early cars and light. so this particular one, the way that they basically did this was, there w

affects it yes negatively but i don't think it's fatal or terminal and i wouldn't want to exaggerate it soo it raises the question amongst the european governments whom she's negotiating with and who she will be talking to throughout the coming year what sort of mandate does she have what sort of wealth or a t. does she have it's a reminder that she leads a minority government it's a reminder that there could be more defeats to come in the house of commons as more bracks it legislation makes its way through westminster and so to that extent yes we can but i think you know it's a strange thing but a lot of the european governments here seem to reason may as perhaps the preferred interlocutor when they think of some of the alternatives who could be in charge of the conservative party they see this they see she as someone with whom they can do business and that's why it is pretty much taken as a formality here in brussels that the other e.u. twenty seven are going to say yes we have reached an agreement now on the withdrawal process and it is time to move on to phase two of the brics it negoti

he tweeted the on i endorsd is bauds i said soo moore will not be fiebl win the general election. the win for jones is the first democratic in a quarter century there alabama. some say it proves that party loyalty is anything but certain in the age of trump. the president endorsed roy moore despite sexual misconduct allegations. >> i have always believed that the people of alabama have more in common than to divide us. >> it is still not over. we still have to go by the rules. >> there is no possibility of a mandatory recount now that more of the outstanding votes have been recounted. >>> jones dominated in college towns and moore dominated in majority white small towns and rural areas. we are getting reaction from w lawmake lawmakers. watch for that today at 4:00. >> minnesota's governor smith will fill his seat until next election. >>> happening right now the philadelphia police department is honoring close to five dozen officers for excellence, valor, bravery. eleven of those officers will receive the valor award for extraordinary acts of courage. sergeant wilson was shot and k

. >> accused of doing in my real life soo i've been online -- probably since 1996. back in the day my parents gave me a macintosh lc and back then we would use a 240 modem to tie up the phone line and i would take this big computer many a box -- and fly with it. [laughter] and be like laptops did not exist. and i would tie up the phone for 16 hours at a time. and i would just talk because i was so shy and i was so just afraid of the world that i had very vivid imagination and large desire to be out in the world and being on the internght allowed that. and so i would go on message boards back in the day, an just talk to strange people and back then, believe it or not the internght was fairly safe. it wasn't what it is todays. like you could talk to a 40-year-old guy and not get murdered. [laughter] as an 18-year-old girl. which is not necessarily the case anymore. also i loved being a writer and not face-to-face interactions so it was great to have this medium so now -- like you're seeing something i've been doing since '96 yeah i should hope i'm good at twitter at t

everybody should wait until senator elect doug jones is et sooed. that's not going to happen.ublican leaders finalize the deal as expected to, release the bill friday night, as they expect to, expect to move very quickly next week. i'm told still the time line stands. they want the tax bill done and on the president's desk by wednesday. >> let's dig into what senator rubio is saying. a promission thatvision not inc. they wind of helping corporations and the wealthy. the top individual rate slashed to 37%, winding up helping top earners in h high tax states losing the state and local tax break. to pay for that the corporate rate cut to 21%. that winds up raising $100 billion in revenue. rubio wants those funds to expand the child tax credit for low income families, not help the rich. the current bill has a $2,000 child tax credit with only $1100 refundable. meaning they get that if they don't make enough to pay income taxes. he wants to increase that amount. the gop argues lower corporate taxes are going to help american families by adding jobs or raising wages. there's no guar

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police say barbara was last seen at soo carlton, they believe she left on her own.ed out flyers had a shopping center in east river dale >>> president trump is not considering fearing special counsel be robert mueller. that disputes a rumor that's been floating around on capitol hill. mueller is investigating whether there was collusion between the president's republic r republican presidential 2 and russian officials. he criticized the fact that he gened access by trump officials before administration took office. a mueller spokesman said they were obtained in an appropriate manner >>> john mccain is out of the hospital. he was recently admitted to walter reed. president trump said the 81-year-old is returning to ares and will leakly miss the vote on the tax bilk even without mccain they're expected to have the votes needed. >>> travel nightmare for thousands of passengers, a power outage at atlanta's international airport has brought flights to a grinding halt. >> atlanta is the world's busiest airport. fox's brian llenas shows us how stranded passengers are deali

it that means there's going to be of some empty desks at "the new york times" pretty soo soon.r enterprise has failed because you're not actually being an organization, you are going out and telling false stories. >> julie: he is trying to maybe make peace. >> give me a break, there is nothing donald trump would love more than to wake up in the morning to a positive, long editorial from "the new york times." he seeks "new york times" or provost, that is his hometown paper. he absolutely does. >> i believe if you don't give those interviews, that's when it looks like you have something to hide. >> julie: david webb, liz smith. great to see you both. more "outnumbered overtime" in a moment. depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms that can make you sad, feel tired, and have difficulty concentrating. trintellix is a prescription medication for depression. it may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants c

earlier construction frank coneia and once again flowing at sooed speed. i'll get this twixd patch back to you. >> white house no longer accepting voter supported petition. >> and believe it or not it pays well to dress up in a santa suit. >> heading to break right now. live look across the d.c. region. 5:47, 4 degrees, back after welcome back. time is 5:08. >> you may not need a jacket. by this afternoon, tee shirt might be best. no kidding, temps to reach the 0 today. and 6 minutes with warm tuesday forecast. >> morehead lines now. the thomas fire burning knowledge potentially become the theest fire on record for the state of california. right now it's third in the ranking and blaze scorched more than 270,000 acres and scorched venture and sapt barbara counties. crews reached halfway point in attempt to coral the massive wildfire. and it could continue to burn well into the new year. george apower is investigating what may have caused a bl blackout at the world's buzzest airport. officials believe it may have about caused by burst cable at an underground

cohen closest co-workers here have not left his parents' side since this accident happened and you soo see the front of station here draped in black bunts as i trib out too selfless man that volunteered time for more than 14 years and worked as a fire marshall for the state of maryland. >> while we're here we're providing service and woreing with sisters and brothers on career service and it has not hit most of us yet. we're waiting for sanders to pop up. it's just not real. >> it's business as usual at rockville fire though just days going these brave firefighters lost one of their own. deputy chief sand arowen state fire marshall and lieutenant with the rockville fire department was killed along i 270 friday night to help a fellow law enforcement officer in need. >> here we average 2 to 3 times every day a crash on 270 where our units and rescue quad and fire engine and paramedics respond. unfor natalie that friday night our volunteers and career professionals are working on their lieutenant and the heart broke felt in this organization is incredible. >> they stopped to help the driv

you may soo he a lot of debris in the roadways. yes, it is the holidays. a lot of people have decorations out. keep an eye on those and tie them down. here is a look at the supermoon. it is windy out there. what a pretty shot of the moon. last night it was really bright and yellow. it is also causing coastal flooding. that is why we have the coastal flood warning in effect. it will peak now until later on this afternoon. by this afternoon you will see a huge fluctuation. the beach is really small right now, then really wide later on today as we see the fluctuations increase because of the way the moon is, the earth and alignment. the flooding in the parking lots and trails are going on there at half moon bay. take a look at the current temperatures. 30s this morning for concord. chilly there. santa rosa 40 degrees, san francisco 51. look at all of california, under freeze watches and warnings, frost advisories, plants, pets and pipes are something to check on, especially across central california, mendocino counties where the temperatures are dropping betw

. >> not fraiday, but i'll go soo.ve it. >> i hope you're dressing up. >> i'll bring my light sabre. >>> "early start" starts right now with what the takeaway is from an earthquake politically in alabama. >>> i have been waiting all my life and now i just don't know what the hell to say. >> a seismic shift in the u.s. senate, doug jones is the first democrat to win in alabama in a quarter century. the vote already leading to calls for a shakeup inside the white house. "early start's" coverage from alabama and washington starts right now. good morning, everyone. welcome to e"early start" this morning after election conditions. >> look at the cover in two papers, exactly the same thought. alabama, it was a political earthquake last night. today is wednesday, december 13th. it's 5:00 a.m. on the east. 4:00 a.m. in the center of the political universe. alabama blue capping off a long campaign shot after a stunning win against roy moore. jones taking 49.9 #% of the vote, 1.5 points ahead of moore who could not overcome sexu

we soo overall job approval for president trump. 32%. but when you look deeper into the numbers there is a lot of places where the president has lost ground. he is down among men and women. >> yes. >> men at 40%. women at 25%, chris. >> yeah. and this is not a fly by note pole. the pew research center is a poll that has been around for a very long time. and really no one who knows anything about polling takes issue with them. 32% is a place, don where lots of presidents never get to, candidly. george w. bush got there. barack obama i don't believe ever got that low. this is amazing in how quickly it has happened. i mean we are not a year into the trump presidency yet. >> we're not that low at this point in the presidency. >> and many never got that low period, don, through eight years. ronald reagan never ran at 32% in eight years. that's remarkable. the 25% among women. that's really stunning. i don't know that it's terribly surprising in that donald trump has done very little outreach by any standard who to groups who didn't vote for h

there had been a lot of talk about that soo fwla yeah i'm totally confident this is a revenue neutral bill. it's a revenue producer. as we've said over and over and over again the $1.5 trillion only to be filled only requires us to grow .4 of 1% over the next ten years. goodness gracious, that's very much achievable. i'm totally convinced this is a reef knew bill, actually a revenue producer bill that's getting america moving again. good night, everyone. see you soon. >> good to see you. >> we've been listening to senator mitch mcconnell and other leading gop members of the senate talking about the gop tax bill that they have just passed. and it passed by a 41 -- 51 to 49 vote in the senate. they were sort of laughing a bit saying the bill has markups in the margins, seeing as they started the vote at 8:30 this evening and it's 2:00 a.m. in the east here. we have frank thorpe on the line. if you could weigh in on the size of the win for the gop and what is this possibly doing to the trump administration in terms of bolstering the gop leadership? >> well, sure it's going to bolster the

adviser at the white house, making it pretty clear that we are on the path to war if things do not change soo diplomatic options are pretty limited. >> kennedy: tonight on my show i am going to interview ralph peters, and he will talk about the biological warfare, and anthrax missiles, it is really scary that they have all of these capabilities, what is really tragic is that the north korean people are the ones who suffer. because cheap filthy oil is actually quite expensive. and they are taking all of the money that they have to buy a lot of this stuff on the black market. china is a state run economy, this is not a truly free market economy, therefore, if they want to crackdown on some of the banks and shapes and companies who are supplying north korea with this kind of oil, they absolutely can do that, and they are not to. we to force more of a diplomatic head with china, because no one wants what has happened in the past. absolutely no one. >> brian: the plan is in place to do the outcome of the sanctions will come down and trade restrictions on china, and the goal right now between the s

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he has been tweeting and talking about it for soo many some time he said people are proud to say merrytmas again. i'm proud to have led the charge against the assault of our cherished and beautiful phrase merry christmas. i mean to me this is a joke. it's not funny because there is no where on christmas. i'm like what is he talking about? and i mean are people that stupid to think that there is a war on christmas? does he actually believe that. >> apart from the fervent base i don't think people at a are that stupid. you just comb your memory. i comb mine i do not remember over the 8 obama years feeling scared to say mere skry christmas. i don't remember hearing people stared scared to say that. he says whatever he wants. if you go back and we talked -- you talked earlier in the show about trump being again at one of the properties and again playing golf. you go become and he was constantly karping about obama playing too much golf. obama being outside of washington tovi off zbloon he plays way more golf. >> wae the "wall street journal" ran something fascinating in the last 24, 36 hou

. >> and mcconnell said steve bannon picks people who lose and tbd because let's soo what happens on tuesday. i'm not sticking up for steve bannon. i thought everything he said was wrong, reprehensible and hypocritical. the trifecta of offensiveness. but nonetheless, he is -- he is in the ascendency in that race -- >> moore is. >> moore is and bannon is. he picked the right -- the winning candidate in the primary there and he may be riding that horse to the senate. >> ryan, i'm sorry to be cynical here but it looks like they are all track touts -- or at the race track or it looks like moore will win and i'm going to endorse him now and that includes mcconnell and the president and that includes bannon. all of them. they are jumping on a winning horse. >> it looks like he's going to win. it puts senator mcconnell in a difficult position. he called for him to get out. if he gets to the senate there is an ethic investigation right away. but look, the team isn't on the same page. the republicans wanted to get moore out tv and trump came around and said i'm going to endorse humanitari end

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everybody's circumstances are going to be different but if you're on the lower en, i think you're going to sooout those losing taxes they counseled on, the stujts loan interest. all of those could really hit people. >> welhe itemizers. although many of those deductions that you mentioned are kept in the senate version of that bill. if you want to itemize, you can porganizations.itable, those could -- if you choose to itemize, you could still take advantage of that. i think where they're going to benefit is the reduction of rates, particularly if you look at the senate bill and how that floats through the different income categories, but everybody's tax circumstances are different. i encourage people to sit down and figure out the impact. >> i ask you to address the concerns over adding to the deficit. i know the numbers are not final. but we had senator bernie sanders yesterday. i know he's on the opposite political spectrum than you. >> bernie had a different view than i? >> he did. >> in order to balance the budget, there be be coming cuts in medicare andoc cuts won't be made? >> what i guar

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. >> or of a sexual nature that severe or pervasive soo that's right.significant enough or severe enough to violate the law. >> now, many company policies are much tougher than this, right? one instance could be means for dismissal, right? >> that's exactly right. really no good employerer in our country is going to have the legal definition in their policy. because why would you want the conduct to be severe and pervasive. you come to me and complain and they say, do it more and then complain. >> our policies are stronger than proving it. our companies are trying to protect us. they don't want severe or pervasive. so if i were to go to management and say this person tried to kiss me or this person exposed himself to me, what would that mean? >> well, obviously exposing oneself is so significant and so severe -- >> that's not gray area. >> not a gray area. to me as an employment lawyer, that's termination. a kiss could potentially violate the policy, but under the law there are very few attorneys who would take a case for one kiss because it would not r

soo we've seen more information on that and then the initial response. it was a smattering. we have to understand about these files is we're looking at -- we may see one or two communications that would be a long string of communications. when you said it was cherry picked, that has that feeling of they put out this piece for this, this piece for that. there was some information on iran/al qaeda ties, for instance. and that was -- it's funny, when you look at that, the other was made that there were no ties. we read that one document and say we see some indications that there are. so it was a mix of information in that first batch. 17 files is not enough to draw any kind of concrete conclusions made at that time. >> between then and now, for the audience, can you describe again what was just released in terms of size and scope? >> i believe -- >> 107,499 and -- >> it's like 450,000 pages. >> audio either reports in audio. so for instance reports on al qaeda and iraq at that time which eventually became the islamic state. communications back and forth. bin laden's personal jo

soo i'm sure you were listening to what we were talking about this is the conversation everybody is havinghese days trying to figure out how it impacts their own bottom line next year, right >> the tax code will make you more creative than you were the previous day you know, it will be interesting, obviously, it depends on where you live and what your circumstances are, whether or not your taxes go up. if you live in states like california, new jersey, new york, then, you know, i offer you my condolences because you're losing state tax and state income deductions over to the extent that it exceeds $10,000. fortunately, though, for most americans, it will be an immediate tax cut. a lot of the provisions that would have hurt those demographics went away so the student loan deduction, they were going to disallow that that's still deductible. tuition waiver that graduate students get, they're going to tax that tax reself-employment taxes. personal exemption going away, they have the $2,000 child tax credit all the way up to $400,000 household income. the problem, though, is that it's temporary

it is reallyen designed to try bring foreign powers into alliance soo they're not in a position wherere they're backin rebellious subjects of a fellow monarch, maybe for one monarch to encourage the rebellion of the other subjects of another prince could get problem atic. in this case though he recognized the independence of the united states, you were lieing yourself with a new nation. so it was very much a diplomatic document. on the secondat part of your question about lafayette, i'm looking to programs paint a picture ofom lafayette. we're in the gallery that focuses on the valley forge winter and we explore lafayette and really the first philadelphia campaign of 1777 was when hent bics so closely attached to george washington and those bonds of affection that will be so important through the rest of the war are forged. places in this gallery we do explore lafayette's involvement. >> let me point out to viewers and listeners, if you want more scheduling information on this and other programs, be sure to follow us onnt twitter, like usn facebook, and check out all of our scheduling i

when you were working on this exhibition how difficult was it for you to read some of these things and soo some of the graphics? but to tell you the truth, i read some of the quotes and thought people really need to hear this. >> get to your calls. david from washington, d.c. >> caller: how are you? >> fine. thanks for your question. >> caller: question is coming into the history gallery, emmet tell on display. are you going to have the four girls killed in birmingham on the walls? >> at this time the exhibitions are set, for at least ten years. i don't know that they would revisit putting in images of the little girls. i think their images are actually right at that space where the 16th street baptist church bombing is located. should be the images on the reader rail. but most of the exhibitions, actually all of the exhibitions right now are set for ten years. >> go to rashid from great neck, new york, new york. mary elliott is inside the museum. welcome to cspan3's american history tv. >> caller: great job and appreciate your commitment to this huge project. >> thank you. >> caller: my q

but i'd want t i want to say soo you. to find a colleague of mine that had just been shot to death i know a little bit about what it's like. you are one strong woman. i want you to know that. i want you to hold your head high. what you did, most people could not. and i am just so proud of you. so i want to say on behalf of all of us, thank you. >> i know you are a native of illinois. thank you for telling your story. i am sorry that you have to tell it but these gun tragedies are real human beings die in front of us and we need to do more to stop it. there are two tragedies here, the tragedy of las vegas and texas. in two different circumstances in one semantics is never should have had a firearm, the system failed the system is not perfect, nor is it defined to be even close to perfect. there are loopholes in the system and ways to avoid a background check. i know that, 40% of those used for murder in the city of chicago come from joining jurisdictions and gun shows where there is no background check so the only way to f