stratton: "everything, yep. have enough for one more mortgage payment and i got to go to carmax tomorrow and sell my car."reporter: you're going to sell your car?stratton: "i have to."reporter: you can't dip into savings and borrow some money?stratton: "nope, savings is gone."> (pam) while president trump was at the border today, he participated in a roundtable discussion about immigration and border security. the brother of newman police officer - ron-il singh was in attendance... and had this to say. (pam) corporal singh was killed in december during a traffic stop in stanislaus county. the suspect, paolo mendoza was arrested two days later, in southern california. mendoza is a mexican - national - here illegally ... and president trump has brought up singh's death numerous times when talking

stratton: "nope, savings is gone." > ( james ) here in the bay area ...ffect of the government shutdown includes the furlough of hundreds of nasa researchers in mountain view. ( darya ) yesterday ... workers at the nasa ames research center received some from their union to make ends meet. checks were cut for 100 dollars to help. workers also got help applying for emergency shutdown loans or with filing unelpoyment insurance paperwork. the unon says it will be writing those checks on payday for as long as the shutdown lasts. ( james ) another big story we are following... more criticism from bay area lawmakers after president trump threatened to cut emergency funding for california's wildfire victims. congresswoman jacike speier is now speaking out against the president. earlier this week... the pres

that has to do with litigation between jehovah's witnesses and the town of stratton, ohio. during the 1990's, the municipal authorities of stratton had insisted that jehovah's witnesses obtain written permission -- written permission -- from the municipal authorities before they could go door-to-door. efforts were made to try to resolve the conflict but to no avail. the matter was taken to court. jehovah's witnesses actually lost in the district court and in the circuit court as well and then took the case to the supreme court. on july 17, 2002, the supreme court ruled in favor of jehovah's witnesses 8-1. rehnquist was at the center. for the ensuing dates, legal scholars praised the supreme court for what it had done. let me just share with you one quote. this is from the senior scholar of the first amendment center. he said this, "jehovah's witnesses have done it again. they chopped up the supreme court victory," he missed two. "an extraordinary line of cases that have significantly increase protections for all americans," and notice what he added. we all owe jehovah's wit

please join me to give innovation and my partner and your lieutenant governor stratton.eers and applause] also chief justice and president and michael madigan attorney general elect , secretary of state jesse white comptroller treasurer members of the general assembly members of the congressional delegationme national guard adjunct to general to all of you on behalf of the people of illinois thank you for your service. [applause]ha ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place where people have high hope andoo clear vision where lincoln found the metal to take a warring nation in both hands and hold us together. where obama came to organize and witness the courage that runs deep in the community to launch his bid to make history. [applause] this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified ending slavery and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. [applause] this is where the sunday morning after the great chicago fire reverend robert past of the first unitarian church in i

briggs & stratton and mccormack. briggs & stratton supply gas engines. concern about the upcoming lawn and garden season. they supply sears with lawn mowers. that will cost them $30 million to the revenue line. revenue related issues in australia and europe hurting themes a much as 40 million. as a result they're cutting 2019 eps guidance. those shares down dramatically, down 16%. mccormick's, the spice people, worst day in 13 years. earnings short of earnings and revenue. they have management citing challenges in the americas. retailers stocking fewer products, cue to trade inventory reductions a big move for mccormick shares. on flip side, stocks doing well, american airlines, southwest, jetblue having a very good quarter indeed on both the top line and the bottom line. stocks responding. they are saying the government shutdown is about to hurt their business. jetblue says they are close to a tipping point, likely to face delays and cancellation of flights because of the government shut down. big news out of the airlines even though they had a great qu

before another victory has the potential to win over the country prior to two thousand and fifteen stratton soccer was always seen as a bit of a backwater there we never won anything we never had any great success really at all we produced some good players but as a as a nation we actually had never won anything significant but in two thousand and fifteen we won the asian cup and so you know i think for a lot of people that credit sense of expectation around the socceroos we should be a nation that expects to win the ocean asia cup and with that expectation coming up and there's little doubt that football in astronomy i can reach lofty heights but it's yet to capture the hearts of the entire nation which i experience while walking the streets of sydney. die really fall would. be good to have a tiger no previous year here and i don't think it will really. for the strategy has historically been a modern game since the nineteen fifties to the australians from countries such as hungry. grace italy and christ have driven the game's development and bankrolled clubs when others one is interested a

join me in giving an ovation for my partner and your lieutenant governor the incomparable juliana stratton! cheering and applause] i want to acknowledge the other guests today. leader bill brady, leader jim durkin, attorney general-elect rawle, secretary of state jesse white. controller suzanna mendoza. treasurer, members of the general assembly, members of the congressional delegation, governor pat quin, governor bruce rauner and national guard adjutant general richard hays to all of you on behalf of the people of illinois i thank you for your service. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years, illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place whose people have high hope and clear vision. this is where lincoln found the metal to grip a warring nation in both hands and hold us together. this is where obama came to organize and witness the courage that runs deep in our communities in whom he found the fortitude to launch his bid to make history. this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified. ending slavery and guaranteein

me in getting an ovation for my partner, and your lieutenant governor, the inoperable, giuliana stratton. >> [ applause ] >> i want to acknowledge the other distinguished guest here today, chief justice lloyd carr meyer, president john culliton, speaker john madigan, leader bill grady, leader jim durkin, attorney general elect bonnie raul, secretary of state jesse like, controller susanna mendoza, treasurer mike rarick, members of the general assembly, members of the congressional delegation. governor pat quinn, governor bruce ratner, and national guard adjutant general richard hayes, to all of you, on behalf of of the people of illinois, i thank you for your service.>> [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years, illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place whose people have high hope, and clear vision. this is where lincoln found the metal to grip a whirring nation in both hands and hold us together. this is where obama came to organize and to witness the courage that runs deep in our communities, and whom he found the fortitude to launch his bid to

join me in giving an ovation for my partner and your lieutenant governor, the incomparable julianna strattonause ] i want to acknowledge the other distinguished guests here today, chief justice lloyd car meyer, president john cullerton, john mat began, jim durkin, secretary of state jesse white, comptroller susan na mendoza, the treasurer mike if. raric, members of the general assembly and congressional. bruin rauner and richard hayes. to all of you on behalf of the people of illinois i thank you for your service. ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place whose people have high hope and clear vision. this is where lincoln found the metal to group a warring nation in both hands and hold us together. this is where obama came to organize and witness the courage that runs deep in our communities in whom he found the fortitude to launch his bid to make history. this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified, ending slavery and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. this is where on the sunda

lynn stratton is marching tonight in utah, blaming everyone in washington. >> i have enough for one more mortgage payment, then i have to go to carmax tomorrow and sell my car. >> reporter: denise carver was furloughed from the irs before christmas. she's getting her family's groceries tonight at a food pantry. >> we don't have any money and we don't have much food. we're just trying to get by. >> reporter: in walton, kentucky, the irs's chris rachford and his girlfriend allie spent all of their savings on their baby girl, born premature at 26 weeks. no paycheck today, no way to make ends meet. >> i think i cried for the first three days, because we were r: o federal workers are sharg their stubs. selling what they can online. necklaces and earring set. only worn once. need money to pay bills because of the government shutdown. today we met the family of air traffic controller, paul stearns. he continues to work with no pay. in his line of work, they don't need this stress. >> when we're in the tower, we want to be focused on the aircraft and the operation and the safety of the passenger

stratton is one of the very few federal workers who's found a temporary job. 2600 others in utah haveinsurance. the irs is planning to require a significant portion of its work force to return to work to process tax refunds. that is actually the worst-case scenario for many of these employees because they won't be eligible for unemployment because they're working even if their next paychecks are still a long way away. ana? >> good point. hadn't thought of that. thank you, scott mclean. building a barrier along the southern border wasn't the president's only big campaign promise, and it's not the only one that's run into a wall either. so far his pledge to revive the coal industry has gone nowhere fast. why some coal workers wish he'd come clean about their future, next in the cnn newsroom. got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. and, now save $250 on a lenovo 2-in-1 flex. at office depot officemax. and, now save $250 on a lenovo 2-in-1 flex. went to ancestry, i pu

stratton, mt. snow all getting into the act, some good stuff.s next snowstorm looks to be mostly to the south, high pressure, cold high, by the way, this is some of the coldest air of the season with windchills in the single digits the past couple of days and very dry so eat away at the snow. it gets to d.c. it gets to baltimore. they'll see several inches i think and hangs around but you can see it barely gets up through philly, new york, maybe a dusting or an inch or two and then finally getting out of here and, again, this is the big player along i-44, i-70 getting all the way into the d.c. area first significant storm for a lot of these places including cincinnati and indianapolis. that's a che >>> good morning to you. some valley fog and a few areas of mist and drizzle. otherwise we'll end the showers today. look for partly cloudy skies this afternoon, highs in the upper 50s to near 60. looking at rain return >>> this weather report is sponsored by walmart. >> walley world. >> i was just joking about knuckle dragging. i mean, sometimes you

we had a national security cutter up there for a period of time, the coast guard cutter stratton. we've set to helicopters the operating out of the national guard facility in kotzebue that they have let led a spiritual defense approach and rescue. when you look at the extreme temperatures, things like aviation fuel and the c-130, that is sitting on the ground, those fuels become almost jellylike and that's a different model been operating ac-130 below the arctic circle. we learn every year. in terms of facing the future is sea basing now. the army corps of engineers, a lot of interest of the alaska delegation about deep water port. there's some talk about maybe some mornings where we could have some safe haven. it's that really a deep water and five but i think that's a conversation that's going to unfold in the coming years. my focus is on contingency-based operations. the land-based helicopter stuff we need to work the aircraft. we can see-based aircraft paragraph at sea but the '60s out of kotzebue, if that arrangement remains in place we will probably continue to use that for