joining me now, steve matthews. where exactly are we? rned is that the fed is 100% behind gradual rate hikes. march is not a done deal, but very likely, for the next rate hike. if you remember back in december, there were two dis sents against the november fed hike. there was a sense among people in the market and economists that maybe that was the tip of the iceberg. dissentose two represent a proportion reluctant to go through with a rate hike. even though some seem to be for more hikes. minutes, theyhese showed those two are very isolated and very much the bulk of the committee is full speed ahead for more rate hikes. that was the way it was read by the markets. you seere also details, the labor market heating up. beliefe very much of the inflation is going to rise, even though it has been under target for a number of years. they are pretty hawkish, overall. betty: plenty hawkish, indeed. maybe perhaps rightly so, because they are worried about an inverted yield curve? that is never a good sign, something that could portend a recession

steve: a bed. matthew: a toilet. steve: a toilet. and applause] matthew: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] matthew, how you doin'? matthew: great, how you doin'? steve: what do you do for a living, matthew? matthew: i'm an attorney. steve: attorney.

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews.vacation this week, and he will be back next week. we begin tonight with a new calendar year, but the same president. 20128 beginning for donald trump and his presidency just as 2017 ended. a combative president, going after the press, going after his opponents, his enemies, going after his defeated opponent from the 2016 election, and of course continuing his attacks on the justice system and what he

i'm steve kornacki in for crass matthews. he'll be back on monday night.nald trump can't seem to stop talking about. michael wolff's chronicle of the trump presidency hit book stores with the best publicity possible. the president trying to keep

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews.g to stop the publication of a book that offers a critical look at the inner workings of his white

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. the president is trying to stop the publication of a book that offers a critical look at the inner workings of his white house. donald trump's personal lawyer firing off cease and desist letters to author michael wolf and to his publisher. their upcoming book is full of, quote, false and baseless statements against the president. he talked about steve bannon and trump's laura cus him of breaching a confidentiality agreement. it is not clear if the president, however, will actually follow through with the lawsuit. nbc news has not confirmed much of what appears in michael wolf's book. yelled president trump said bannon had quote, lost his mind. and today the president answered questions about his relationship with his former allies. >> did steve bannon betray you, mr. president? >> i don't know, he called me a great man last night. obviously he changed his tune pretty quick. thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> i don't talk to him. i don't talk to him. i don't talk to him. that's

i'm steve kornacki in for crass matthews. he'll be back on monday night. it is the book donald trump can't seem to stop talking about. michael wolff's chronicle of the trump presidency hit book stores with the best publicity possible. the president trying to keep people from reading it. trump's lawyer even threatened lawsuits to keep it off the shelves. that did not work. this morning the president slammed the book and its author tweeting i authorized zero access to the white house, turned him down many times forager of the phony book. i never spoke to him for book. full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. look at this guy's past and watch what happens to him and sloppy steve. that last part a reference to steve bannon who was interviewed by wolff and offered strong critiques of the president and his family. also tweeting, the fake news media and this phony new book are hitting out at every new front imaginable. they should try winning an election. sad. and he doubled down on his new nickname for bannon, the mercer dumped the stoppy s

i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. he is on vacation this week, and he will be back next week. we begin tonight with a new calendar year, but the same president. 20128 beginning for donald trump and his presidency just as 2017 ended. a combative president, going after the press, going after his opponents, his enemies, going after his defeated opponent from the 2016 election, and of course continuing his attacks on the justice system and what he calls the deep state. now, all of this, you can see here in his latest tweet. the president saying, as our country rapidly grows stronger and smarter, i want to wish all my friends, supporters, enemies, haters, and even the very dishonest fake news media a happy and healthy new year. and this morning, he offered some advice, if you want to call it that, to the new publisher of "the new york times." he said, quote, impartial journalists of a much higher standard, lose all of your phony and nonexistent sources and treat the president of the united states fairly so the next time i

day, the battle of the buttons with kim jong un and then the steve bannon story, add to that the conflict in iran and more with russia. matthew trough monies the head of the regulatory and former national security counselor. he is up with me late on the final five. good evening. >> good evening. >> here we are in 2018, foreign policy obviously a main component. i'm curious what you see as the main focus going into this year, what the trump administration hewed be dealing with. >> well, i think there are a couple of key agenda items that they'll be focused on and rightfully so. some of the obvious ones will be north korea , what ongoing tension with that country and their nuclear threats and continued testing. obviously the relationship with china remains paramount in terms of geo political strategy and then there are issues of significant importance including issues between israel and the palestinian people in the middle east and the continuing threat of isis and their ability to project ter rims around the world. as we were just looking at images from north korea, the big story has been in addition to the back and forth the

steve: let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me matthew, give me everett. top 6 answers on the board.y. name something that makes a kiss tickle.

after the steve scalise shooting chris matthews leaves his show with donald trump's ties to moscow insteade obsession with the russia investigation. i don't say it's a fake news story. but for after a year we don't have much evidence now of collusion. constant staple on msnbc in particular. we see the obsessions that the media have. again, not every story is a legitimate but boy, there is a lot of hostility there. brian: right. you also have in there andy mccabe and unfortunately we are out of time, but andy mccabe might have been setting up the white house, perhaps, on the fbi side. >> i don't say that but reince priebus came away wondering whether the fbi had set him up in a series of conversations in this book. brian: you said this before this whole thing. >> before anybody knew who he was. brian: it's exciting book interesting book. fascinating take. the president says howie, you went neutral. that's what he got from this book you went neutral. thanks so much. >> great to see you. brian: is the president hating the president? we'll talk about that hollywood and more. you can leave worr

terry mcauliff is going to take a swing at donald trump to get chris matthews to laugh. steveu have noticed but on the other channels and a lot of shows around the world, donald trump is a pin i can't tell attachment and that's one of the channels where that happens, in fact it's happening over there right now. i'm just guessing. >> good guess. steve: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. we have a busy friday and jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: we are following breaking news right now. let's get right to this fox news alert and get you caught up on what you need to know. grow a pair of ovaries that's the message from congresswoman martha mcsally to the g.o.p. telling them to double down on better secured. that's why i told washington republicans to grow a pair of ovaries and get the job done. mcsally making a statement in video launching her campaign for the u.s. senate seat to replace arizona's retiring g.o.p. senator jeff flake. well, detectives say the last person believed to have seen an ivy league student alive had scratches on his hand and dirt under h

matthew reel opened fire when officers entered his home. they are calling it an ambush. we have more from nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: a deadly shootout in what the sheriff is calling an ambush. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> reporter: deputies responded to a disturbance call to an apartment complex in a suburb outside denver. >> 20 gunshots, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: he opened fire at the officers after barricading himself in his bedroom. he shot seven, five deputies and two civilians, killing one deputy. >> all of them were shot very, very quickly. more of an ambush-type of attack on our officers. he knew we were coming. >> reporter: police warning residents to shelter in place and stay away from walls and windows as deputies returned gunfire. the deputy killed, 29-year-old zachary parrish, father of who, to joined the department seven months ago. >> this is a sad day for the sheriff's office. >> reporter: visibly shaken. >> we are deeply saddened by the loss. when i sat with his wife and held her hand, i could see in her

matthews in washington. he's out. breitbart announced today that steve bannon, president trump's number one -- or number -- actually, one-timeer and top champion is stepping down from his post at the right-wing website. bannon quickly fell out of favor, of course, last weak aft week of the publication of the new book, "fire and fury" by michael wolff. in the book, ban

matthews in washington. he's out. breitbart announced today that steve bannon, president trump's number one -- or number -- actually, one-time adviser and top champion is stepping down from his post at the right-wing website. bannon quickly fell out of favor, of course, last weak aft week of the publication of the new book, "fire and fury" by michael wolff. in the book, bannon is quoted bad mouthing members of trump's own family. he called donald jr. and his meeting with the russians treasonous and unpatriotic. he later tried to backtrack, bannon did, saying he wasn't talking about the president's son, but the damage was done. his main financial backers publicly distanced themselves and by this past weekend, the president bestowed the trumpian version of the kiss of death. a nickname. >> just so you know, i never interviewed with him in the white house at all. he was never in the oval office. i don't know this man. i guess sloppy steve brought him into the white house quite a bit and it was one of those things. that's why sloppy steve is now looking for a job. >> well, he is certainly, now. white house aides also took to the

see that fire procession make its way over here from steve's location which begins at 8:15 this morning. then second viewing for lieutenant matthewrneau will take place from 9:00 to 10:30 followed by a funeral mass at 11:00. both of those are opened to the public. yesterday we watched people from several states away show up, wait in line and pay respects to a man that many did in the know. the viewing and again funeral both opened to the public, we expect members from local fire companies as well as distant fire station toss travel here and honor life of their service brother. ahead of the mass we will hear from philadelphia's mayor jim kenney, adam tiehl and luke latourneau matthew's brother. mass begins at 11:00. there are several family members involved in this mass, lieutenant latourneau's mother , sister and two brothers will serve as pallbearers, cardinal o'hara high school choir will be involved in the mass and, among those who attended matthew latourneau's view lag night former fire commissioner lloyd ay hours said he was there for latourneau's swearing in ceremony. eleven years ago. karen and thomas. >> all right, thank

. >>> and this morning, what steve was just discussing we are remembering a fallen hero, philadelphia fire fighter lieutenant matthew latourneau died, saturday after running into a burning home trying to save lives. lets get out to lauren johnson with more on his life, and legacy, lauren? >> reporter: karen, it is support, service and sacrifice is what these fire fighters are doing in these extreme temperatures but those are three word thaw will continue to hear from collogues speaking about matt latourneau it is a somber morning. he lived here with the township and still volunteered with this department even though he worked full-time at philadelphia's station 45 as a lieutenant, rank he earned after decade of dedication to his career. friends say did he extra training, taught classes and kept everyone motivated. it was that energy, enthusiasm that made it easy for him to suit up, but hard to understand losing his life doing what he loved. he became trapped after a structural collapse during a fire fight at a north philadelphia row home. thirty minutes, he was stuck, doctors at temple did everything that they could

matthew miller and jeremy bash, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> coming up jared kushner, ivanka trump, and steve bannon. "the 11th hour" back after this. >>> michael wolff's new book "fire and fury" is giving us a glimpse into the remarkably toxic relationship between president trump's daughter and son-in-law and steve bannon. the role they played in the white house coming under intense scrutiny by bannon and laid bear in this book. joining us now steve schmidt my colleague from the bush white house and mccain presidential campaign. eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist. eugene, let me just throw this out there. so i have read just about every presidential memoir frto everything written during the bush years and a lot what was written during the clinton years, memoirs and tell-alls. i have never read anything in which a former senior staffer suggests that the president is a dunce, that the president's son committed treason and that the president's daughter is dumb as a brick have. you? >> no, i haven't. and i don't know that we'll ever read anything like that again, except about this adminis

steve bannon saying nothing to see here, move along. we'll talk about that coming up. also former justice department spokesperson matthew miller is standing by. i'm going to give him a chance to talk about telling us what his take is on the legal implications from steve bannon's claim about the trump team, and russia. "morning joe" coming right back. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. >>> peggy, sudden fame inside the white house is a funny thing. as i was h

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steve does this. >> and let's see what got. you have to be certain age to preesh dwlait one but we do. >> wow. >> matthew will understand one day>> takeover the the first birthday. >> ghost busters two that hurts. >> caitlin is like not ring this. >> i remember those days. >> we had a beta machine i think he were only ones. >> i'm sure i can relate and the queen. when pizza delivery says 45 minutes and it's been 48. >> she should not have to relate to the that. if nip shouldn't have to. >> # morning memes send them in. >> thank you tucker. >> we all need a little break. now let's get back to reality. time now actually this is good nuxtz taking a look ahead at good day d.c. coming up later this morning something some of you may have thought about with the new year's upon us how to ditch toxic people in your life. i'm talking about we'll give language when you don't know what to say when you don't wantomomebody in your life a anymore you. >> don't at one time just say i don't want to be around you. >> you have to get good strong words. >> all right. >> new series of x files premiers tonight on "fox5". we're the chatting with the

steve bannon but for the republican party and it's time we own it. >> you know, rick, you were giving some amens there, but is the idea that this -- you know, they have been described by chris matthews as the romanoffs, that this family believed there was a hunger for all of them to run the country in succession, for them to have that kind of arrogance and for steve bannon, who most americans don't know who he is to think the same thing, what is that about? >> you know, the dynastic fantasies that the trumps seem to be entertaining and a lot of the folks around them seem to be entertaining is that they'll be a 60 or 80-year uninterrupted shux succession of trumps and little trumps and whatnot slowly taking office at 1600 pennsylvania. as i said earlier today, i think it's much more likely they'll be visiting each other in federal prison than they will be sitting in the oval office as the sons and grandsons and daughters and granddaughters of donald trump. the fantasy is not something that works in today's modern environment. the fact of the matter is love them or hate them, both the bushes, the kennedys, the roosevelts and other political families all brought a little more something

(steve) (steve)in the south bay: police have identified the man who they say is responsible for an armed robbery as matthewe la rosa. this happened in morgan hill at eye-fini-tea optique just before christmas. officers arrested de la rosa in a hollister last week and say he has provided them with a full confession. (pam) (pam)a modesto police officer was seriously hurt tuesday morning in a crash with someone suspected of driving under the influence.police said the officer was helping the chp during a chase with the suspect. eric rucker has the details. sotsuper: sabrina rodriguez, house hit during collision "just like a big ol boom it was just loud"sabrina rodriguez says she and her four kids were asleep when they heard that loud noise outside of their modesto home. when they walked outside they saw this horrendous site...a modesto police squad car decimated in their front yard. sot"what condition would we have been in if that car went through the living room"the california highway patrol says it all started when officers passed this man - 25-year-old nazario castillo going the wrong way on highway 99 near

matthew opened fire seconds after officers entered his home responding to a disturbance call. the sheriff is calling the shooting an ambush. the community is in warning. we get more from nbc steve paterson. >> reporter: shots fired. a deadly shoot out in what the sheriff is calling an ambush. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> reporter: all started as they answered a disturbance call outside the suburb of denver. >> police say the gunman opened fire at the responding officers after barricading himself in his bedroom. in the end the gunman shot 7, five deputies and two civilians killing one deputy. >> all of them were shot very, very quickly. more of an ambush type of an attack on our officers. he knew we were coming. >> reporter: police warning residents to shelter in place and stay away from walls and windows as deputies returned gunfire killing the suspect. the deputy killed 29-year-old zachary parish, father of two who joined the department just seven months ago. >> this is assad day for the douglas county sheriff's office. we are deeply saddened by the loss of zachary. when i sat with his wife and held her hand, i coul

matthew miller, msnbc justice and security analyst, a former chief spokesman for the department of justice. and steve schmidt, republican strategist and msnbc contributor. kristen welker, let me start with you because i understand there was a bit of a walk back from the ground and the territory that the president staked out from himself in that remarkable press reveal. >> it was remarkable, nicole. i was there when the president basically surprised everyone by interrupting what was a background briefing on immigration. and we started asking him a range of questions about immigration, and then, of course, about the russia probe. as you just played, the president very definitively said he would be willing to testify under oath. then shortly after those remarks and after that impromptu press conference ended, his lawyer here at the white house who handles all things related to russia, ty cobb, walked back his comments a little bit, essentially saying, look, the president was speaking hurriedly before he left for davos, and that his broader message that he's cooperating with the special counsel, but that

steve patterson. >> reporter: widow held her daughters close as spoke to packed memorial. >> i will do everything in my ability to honor you. >> reporter: one of the girls whispering to mom it's okay. allegedly killed by matthew reel. bullets flew across the courtyard into apartment, one striking his arm. >> i thought it's all over. and with god's blessing i'm still alive. >> not here to hurt anybody but i do have firearms. >> reporter: chilling new video shows him recording himself rambling, drinking, calling 911, saying he had been victim of domestic assault. but deputies arrive, he becomes agitated, barricades himself, takes aim. >> leave me alone, go, get out. [ gun shots ] >> reporter: you can see how riddled the unit is. one window busted out. other draped in flag with skull and two assault rifles. veteran and lawyer with no criminal record, motive is mystery. for this family, grief is all too clear. >> i will raise these girls to love you. >>> this new year also off to tragic start for the u.s. military. killed in combat engagement in afghanistan, four others injuries in area stronghold for isis. slain american name withheld pending notification of the family. >>> still ahead, what are your children wa

matthew latourneau, who we laid to rest today. now, at 8:15 we are going to certainly punch up steve's shot at 21st and market, that is engine 43. >> that is where procession will start and where steve is right now. we are seeing people gather already. >> hey there, steve. >> they invited us in the firehouse and every time they want to seat lunch and breakfast and we always declined because we feel like we are stealing their food. among the people we will see by ladder nine are the bagpipers, and that ladder nine by the way they have cleaned it 15 times since we have been here it has gone out on three calls. this is what you will see where jenny's at basilica it will be one of the two ladder trucks. other from the academy 180 they will extend up as high as they can and it is very windy today and they will get a work out because they will hold a huge american flag that the funeral procession will ride under. what we are looking at is some of the equipment, instruments, for bagpipers because, they are always prominent at police and fire fighter funerals. little personal history my mom 's father came from ireland , and was a philadel

matthew crowley, jennifer rodgers, thank you for being here. >>> a mueller interview with this president. plus, as we reported, steve bannon woke up this morning the head of breitbart news. tonight he is out of work. and donald trump has weighed in on his good friend oprah. that and more on a tuesday night when we continue. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ 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. >>> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. we have a situation which is very unusual. everybody said there was no collusion. >> if robert mueller asks you to speak to his committee, are you committed to doing that? >> just so you understand, there's been no collusion, there's been no crime. but we have been very open. >> we're goin

matthew crowley, jennifer rodgers, thank you for being here. >>> a mueller interview with >>> a mueller interview with this president. plus, as we reported, steve bannon woke up this morning the head of breitbart news. tonight he is out of work. and donald trump has weighed in on his good friend oprah. that and more on a tuesday night when we continue. >>> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. we have a situation which is very unusual. everybody said there was no collusion. >> if robert mueller asks you to speak to his committee, are you committed to doing that? >> just so you understand, there's been no collusion, there's been no crime. but we have been very open. >> we're going to continue to be in full cooperation with them. >> as you've heard, donald trump's white house said it's totally committed to cooperating with robert mueller, but they have limits on behalf of their client. as reported by the "washington post," quote, the president's attorneys are reluctant to let him sit for open-ended, face-to-face questioning without clear parameters. the fear is that donald trump could incriminate himsel

(steve) we're learning new details about the deadly apartment shooting in colorado that killed a sheriff's deputy and injured 6 others. (catherine) the suspect-- matthew riehl-- had been posting online videos - railing against the local sheriff and police. riehl was also the subject of a warning to university of wyoming students in november. the school sent out an email that included a picture of the suspect and his car. they told people to call the police if they saw him near campus. the school had been investigating social media posts where riehl mentioned the campus and some of its employees. (catherine) a new york family who had been looking forward to celebrating the new year in costa rica, was killed in a plane crash on new year's eve. costa rican officials say six other americans were among the 12 people killed on sunday(steve) tonight -- reporter, lisa reyes is with a community that is mourning the loss of the family. burnt wreckage of a cessna plane discovered by emergency responders in costa rica sunday -- all 12 on board perished -- including a scarsdale family.jon mark / scarsdale: "rabbi jonathan blake of the westchester reform temple sen

officials say sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "get the shot " in marin gabe slate kron 4 news news (stevetonight we are learning more about the petaluma man accused of helping his wife commit suicide. this is a photo of the suspect -- david clement... according to investigators he reported his wife áhanged herselfá from a tree wednesday morning -- near highway one in bodega bay. authorities say she attempted suicide multiple times over three days with her husband's help. clement has been charged with attempted murder. (pam) tonight, the mother of a murdered teen boy is speaking out.. hoping to help generate some new leads in the case. 16-year-old lamar murphy was shot nearly one year ago in hayward. kron4's haaziq madyun tells us... what is being done to find the killer. sottonya richards is describing the horror of finding her 16- year-old son lamar murphy shortly after he

steve, good morning. >> savannah, good morning. you are about to see new video of matthewbefore that mass shooting, including a call to 911. when police arrive, authorities say he opened fire immediately. >> i'm not here to hurt anybody, but, yes, i do have firearms. >> this morning chilling new video of suspected cop killer matthew. >> i will defend myself. >> taken just moments before he opened fire sunday morning on police in suburbandenver. >> leave me alone. get out! >> in the profanity-laced videos obtained by gephardt daily.com, an nbc affiliate kusa, the 37-year-old former lawyer and soldier records himself calling 911 saying he had been the victim of a domestic assault. >> i appeared for my health and my safety. i do have some weapons. i own firearms. >> when douglas county sheriff's deputies showed up, he appeared agitated. >> i just feel like you're really upset. >> well, i am, because i was assaulted, and you didn't help me. >> he then slammed the door and police say barricaded himself inside firing over 100 rounds with a long gun, killing 29-year-old deputy za

matthews on "hard ball." i want to share what he said. >> they're plainly concerned about testimony before congress. they're most concerned, frankly, about steve bannon. they may have good reason for that concern. or this may be just a broad effort to stifle the congressional investigations. >> so yes, adam schiff clearly is asked. what does it tell you where the white house is now? >> it's clear from the book "fast and fury." there is nobody except maybe -- >> "fire and fury." >> "fast and fury" too. there is nobody, nobody in that white house, except maybe his family members, that are going to take a bullet for donald trump. every one of these people is a potential witness including bannon. i mean, look at michael flynn. this was his top security guy. these two were peas in a pod. donald trump tried to stop the investigation by the fbi into him. now he's cooperating. that means almost anybody in that white house is a potential cooperator. >> then is it possible for sarah huckabee sanders to continue to say the white house is being open and being absolutely cooperative? >> she can say that all she wants, but that's not what's happening. belie

steve) taring flu season has health officials on alert. kron-4's gabe slate spoke with the marin county public health department about their urgent warning for people. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we are up 40%"doctor matthew willis, public health officer for the marin county department of health and human services says marin county has had one death from flu and based on how many cases are active right now they are concerened. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we have had 176 cases since oct. " doctor willis said a couple times this week emergency rooms at local hospitals flled up and had to devert incoming ambulances to different hospitals so his team is now getting daily reports from all their clinitions and e'r's to keep track of the flu surge. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we are seeing more earlier this year and young people. " doctor willis says if you start showing symptems to stay at home and not infect others. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin

steve) a fire broke out at a cardboard manufacturing plant in santa clara. (catherine) the building had to be evacuated -and no one was injured. the fire started after one-am on matthew san jose's airport. . it took firefighters several hours to put out the fire....with more than 30 firefighters responding. lots of stacked cardboard was found at the facility - which had firefighters worriedabout it spreading. sot"the biggest concern we had was some of the areas where there was liquid propane gas and other areas inside the storage yard that were exposed to flames and also that densely packed cardboard. some of those things as they burn topple over so we were dealing with that proximity issue as well"(catherine) there was also a concern about the possibility of electrocution with high voltage lines at the facility. but power was shut down and firefighters were able to control the situation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation, (steve) new tonight at 8... a father killed himself and his two young daughters on new year's eve. (catherine) police are investigating the tragedy - as the community is left in shock. rowena shaddox has the story from west sacrame

steve) tonight... new details are emerging about a deadly shooting at a colorado apartment complex that left one sheriff's deputy dead, and six people injured. police identified the suspect shooter as 37-year-old, matthew riehl. they say he began shooting, firing more than 100 rounds... forcing wounded deputies to crawl for safety. riehl was killed about 90 minutes later... after a tactical team broke into his apartment. the community is mourning the loss of the deceased deputy -- 29- year-old zackari parrish ... a family man with two young daughters. along with the four officers, who are now in stable condition... two people were also injured in the attack. (steve) a new york family who had been looking forward to celebrating the new year in costa rica, was killed in a plane crash on new year's eve. costa rican officials say six other americans were among the 12 people killed on sunday this is the burnt wreckage emergency responders found. the cause of the crash is under investigation. it occurred after heavy winds reportedly forced other pilots to change course and land at a different airport. (catherine) as we've been telling you -- lots of new laws took effect on this first day of 2018...(steve) so

matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubrin each received a sentence of 15 -years to life in prison. the maximum sentence handed down... despite pleas for leniency from the defendants families. (steve) an update to a story we told you about earlier this week... the man in a santa hat... shooting a gun on a tenderloin street in san francisco christmas morning... has been arrested. 27-year-old xavier watson from fairfield is now in police custody and facing felony charges. (steve)the weekend is here.. will the rainy weather be with us ..(pam)chief meterologist lawrence karnow has the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far. we're looking good for the weekend.

matthew dowd. our chief legal analyst dan abrams. matt, let me begin with you. steveannon paying a price for his comments to michael wolff but he's not the only one in the book with these revelations and what you read on the page there is what we've been hearing from behind the scenes for a long time. >> i have to say every time i hear stable genius i smile because it feels like it's tom smith, the horse trainer from "seabiscuit" when you talk about a stable genius. i think it's an unbelievable i think that we haven't seen a breakup in this kind of celebrity thing probably since dean martin and jerry lewis, probably going to take years to fix. and i think the president is as you watched him, his behavior has only confirmed what all those people on the record and off the record said in the book. >> all these questions about the president's mental capacity and michael wolff said yesterday some of these aides talk about invoking the 25th amendment but that's pretty farfetched. >> as a legal matter the 25th amendment is a liberal pipe dream. it was enacted post-john kenne

matthew, it's willie. big week in terms of russia and the white house. the house intelligence committee today you have stevendowski voluntarily appearing and reported that hope hicks, the white house communications director, will appear there as well. what's the significance of those three appearances and what are you looking for? >> so i think for these appearances corey lewandowski is probably the most important because he was the campaign manager at the time of two key events where the russian intermediaries reached out to the trump campaign. that outreach to george papadopoulos in april and of course the trump tower meeting in june. corey lewandowski was in charge of the campaign during both of those meetings. we know papadopoulos was trying to brief him about his interactions with the russians. we don't know whether he told them about the offer for stolen dirt so i think that's a key thing to find out. i don't know what steve bannon is going to say in these meetings. he's said a lot in the book about the road to the president going through money laundering at deutsche bank by jared kushner. he said he

steve, over to you. >>> thank you very much. so one is the older brother of oscar winner matthew mc honey and an oil man.oth self made millionaires teaming for new reality show to pate forward. here's a clip. >> butch, my name is daniel mercer and i'd like to tell you about the jam jam. >> if you can't grab our attention in 30 seconds we don't need you. >> calling to introduce to yip yap. >> antiperspirant for sweaty hands and feet. >> i'll check that product out. >> ♪ >> this ain't business as usual. >> oh it doesn't sound like that's a clip from a and e rooster and butch in it the two help look fog unconventional entrepreneurs they can literally spread the wealth when we say unconvention al what do we mean let's fine out go straight to the stars for the answer mike rooster mc couldn't nay and wayne budge. hope your having a good morning so far. in good morning, steve. >> good morning. >> so what are exactly -- first of all congratulations on the new show. i think it's awesome. it starts next money and a and e it looks like a lot of fun. what are you looking for as far as an entrepreneur? >> butch alway

the "new york times" along with steve bannon and peter swietser, that somehow the russians bought influence to get that dpael eal approved is pollute nabsolute n. >> matthew you're a spokesman at the doj. is the fbi some hot bed of liberalism? i remember it being described as trump land. you worked at the justice department. is that the case? >> no. it's not a hot bed of liberalism. the fbi's a big place. 10,000 career agents. obviously there's a wide diversity of opinion. i think generally they are conservative. the vast majority of them, however, doesn't really matter wa the what their politics are. they're able to do their job free of politics and look at things based on facts and the law. the idea that fbi was in the tank for hillary clinton during the election is really absurd. you know, go back to the decision about whether to bring charges. we don't have time to get into the merits of it, but you can say it was a unanimous recommendation from everyone in the fbi, justice department, career officials and political officials alike that there was no basis to bring charges. that's not where that investigation ended. the investigation ended with jim com

steve: there you have got president trump honoring some of the nation's heroes. a special guest during the state of the union last night. brian: one of those heroes wounded warrior matthews state out of high school. then in 2007 he lost his sight and both of his legs after stepping on ied. steve: in 2010 bradford became the first blind double am tee in the history of the marine corps to reenlist and he joins us live here overlooking the capitol. good morning to you corporal. >> good morning, thank you so much. steve: what was it like being honored guest of the president. >> united states. you are commander-in-chief. >> in 2007 when i got hurt, god laid out a plan for me. it was my mission in life to live out that plan. he wanted me to inspire and motivate others. to be recognized by the president of the united states for, you know, my story of resiliency to inspire others, to share my story. and it's very humbling because it meant a lot that the president wanted to recognize me for living my life to the fullest and inspiring others to go out and do unbelievable things. brian: we see the picture in the oval office. it's your personal moment. can you share what that was l