i would also like to pay tribute to the work of the fire department, the police department, the national police, the municipal police, the forces,of the special protecting the market. members -- all of the employees of the city of inasburg who participated the aftermath of the events. i would like to express my sympathy to the families of the victims and to all of the people of strasburg who have undergone a very major psychological shock. as i i've just stated, they behaved with great dignity. given this attack, what must be done, what must we do? first of all, i decided that today had to be a day of mourning3. this is why myself and my , we decided that we would refrain from any discussions. urning,time for mo for compassion for the victims, be it those who died or those who are fighting for their lives at this very moment. again, i would like to say that is our major concern that we all share. by the side of the toi was minister of the interior. in fact, i was in paris, and he brought me here in his own airplane. because, obviously because of the events, i needed to be here. therefore

we're also making contact with other police officers back in argentina and across europe so the information about these high—risk fans arrives to us at the nationale's a fine line between a riot and a party. these were the scenes as boca left the country on tuesday. but for those bands to follow them here it would cost more than $1500, twice the average monthly income in buenos aires. the numbers right now suggest both teams will struggle to sell the 5000 tickets they've been given. the rest of the stadium could be made up of real madrid fans. this is now the final with a fraction of the excitement. a match steeped in regret. translation: it's a weird feeling. it's a little bit sad because the south american final should be played at home, but eve ryo ne should be played at home, but everyone is playing for the mistakes ofa everyone is playing for the mistakes of a few people. for these players, just kicking off the match will be a relief. the tie itself is poised perfectly at 2—2, but boca has spent two weeks reflecting on more than just a match. translation: two weeks reflecting on more than just a match. translationzlj two weeks reflecting on

the man wasn't hurt. park police tell us some ofgh t on the tree are damaged. the national christmas tree site closed and tomorrow's holiday performance in president's park is now canceled. >> typically, when you see all kinds of police lights like that last scene and police and fire rushing to get somewhere, you think the worst, don't you? in this case not so much. folks trying to get to one family in time for christmas. shomari stone met a family who got a much neededro surprise a whole lot of cops.r: >> reporte we usually see santa on a sleigh. right now, firefighters and police escorting to dave&busters at capital heights, maryland, to deliver joy and christmas gifts. to michelle and her two younger brothers and younger sister. >> i was not expecting all of this at all. none ofth. >> reporter: the maryland national park police teamed up with santa. >> we contributed outf o our own pockets to make sure the family had a great holiday. >> the santa for family are out here to help them and make sure theyave a wonderful holiday season. >> i want to bless you this season. thi

like i mean my mother works at the national police technically easy i'm i don't know what my father does my parents are divorced because it is a. little brother to see but i live in my free time i go to a workshop where we learn to sing acts and dumps and i will stay out of. the week if i'd like to get a good education and live near my family and his kids. on the east coast like to be a pediatrician because i love children this is my favorite subjects at school a chemistry and biology and you need them if you want to become a doctor. as a profession. but it's now you say i'm afraid of being away from my mom i'm closer to her than to anyone i. i'll say and i love her very much. for the language and the biggest problem is environmental pollution and bad death and. all deaths so you would yes definitely nowadays we have so much technology that makes our lives easier as opposed to understand. who cares about the flower industry's destructive impacts i didn't do cancer about global l g b t rights. are going to cannes about homeless people living on the streets of l.a. i do to support sustaina

national law banning dissent has pushed the ones to find alternative forms of protest like arts. meets one such artist in the capital managua who since had his studio raided by members of the national police. at a private studio in the nicaraguan capital political cartoonist bedell molina is sketching out an idea well the sketch is coming along it's a legal to protest against the government here but bedroom says with few civil liberties many government critics have turned to art. despite how bad the crisis has been the positive side is that in a spark creativity in people because spaces for freedom of expression have been closed off not letting people march or anything else people are now looking for an alternative way of expressing themselves. the violent clashes of a few months ago on the streets of mine i want have stopped at least temporarily a photography exhibit at me that i was university of central america highlights the increasingly repressive tactics by national security forces to silence critics of the president. cloudy a good deal curator of the exhibit says simply having these photographs on display creates a high risk of reprisal from the government. if you. were all definit

the latest developments for us there in budapest thank you very much it's . to friends now were police unions are urging a work slowdown this week in response to proposed cuts to the national police budget in addition to a heightened terror threat and recent nationwide protests police say they are buckling under strained resources and the pressure to fulfill quote us the stress is taking a heavy toll on many police officers as. reports. police woman maggie was an icon in the fight against the high rate of police in france the fact that she took her own life devastated many of her colleagues like her good friend. i lost my partner i'm left with a voice. maggie we miss you we love you. thank you we were supposed to interview maggie and now he has agreed to talk to us for her sake. and maggie were inseparable she texted him to say goodbye. i can't believe it when i saw the message i thought i know not maggie. young is taking us to the suburb where she used to work his beat is in an equally deprived area they both campaigns for better working conditions for the police in france young believes the deteriorating conditions were one of the main reasons for maggie's suicide for th

now where police unions are urging a work slowdown this week in response to proposed cuts to the national police budget in addition to a heightened terror threat in recent nationwide protest police say that they are buckling under strained resources and unrealistic quotas and it's that pressure that's being blamed for france's police officer maggie biskup ski the w. was scheduled to interview maggie but sadly she took her own life last month w.'s lisa lewis went instead to meet the colleague she left behind for years maggie biskup ski lived out her dream fighting crimes on the streets of paris and led the charge against police suicides that was until she tragically took her own life devastating that she left behind i could good friend and colleague. i lost my partner i'm left with a void. maggie we miss you we love you. we had originally planned to interview maggie now he has agreed to talk to us for her sake . maggie were inseparable she texted him to say goodbye. i couldn't believe it when i saw the message i thought you know not maggie. he'll miss taking us to the suburb where she used to wor

meets one such artist in the capital managua who's since had his studio raided by members of the national police. at a private studio in the nicaraguan capital political cartoonist sketching out an idea well the sketch is coming along it's a legal to protest against the government here but bedroom says with few civil liberties many government critics have turned to art. spite how bad the crisis has been the positive side is that in a spark creativity in people because spaces for freedom of expression have been closed off not letting people march or anything else people are now looking for an alternative way of expressing themselves. the violent clashes of a few months ago on the streets of mine i want have stopped at least temporarily a photography exhibit and you can i was university of central america highlights the increasingly repressive tactics by national security forces to silence critics of the president. go to deal curator of the exhibit says simply having these photographs on display creates a high risk of reprisal from the government. if india. were all definitely there ie afraid this

the government holy spirit is expressing one's apology she was kidnapped by members of your police anti illegal drugs group in angeles. he was then strangled inside camp crummy the main headquarters of the philippine national police obviously doing it in the main headquarters meant that they weren't scared of being found out this was the business is usually just remember this is business as usual once you must remember the worst crimes are committed in any part of the country the best of countries in the world crimes are committed by even the police force of those who are talking about your police yes but you're trying to generalize i am giving you a specific circumstance where this crimes are also their case lazy really in the celebrated in their main headquarters at no point did they seem to have been worried or tool that they had to deal with it i will tell you why they didn't even see lisle i will tell you why they did it because if i were the murderer i would have done it there you know why because nobody would think that kind can be committed inside the p. and p. and they can get away with it but they didn't get away with it there now here is a way yes they're now in detention the other way of lookin

translation: a team from the specialised field brigrade composed of the national police spotted an individual the person wanted. as the police intervened to arrest him, he turned around, faced the officers and started shooting. they then immediately retaliated and neutralised the attacker. the police units here are starting to lift the cordon and move away from the scene, but the forensic teams are still about 200 yards from here, verifying whether the body of the suspect is that of cherif chekatt. and here, the people who are waiting to go back inside after the operation, the residents speak of fear, but also speak of sheer relief that the incident and this 48 hour manhunt is finally over. gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the irish prime minister, leo varadkar, has hailed as a historic moment for women the passing of a bill to legalise abortion in ireland. it's been approved by both houses of parliament and will come into effect injanuary. there's been a second night of protests against new hungarian laws on working conditions and

in the city of stress birch the paris prosecutor's office identified the victim only as the polish national police killed the gunman on thursday night after a two day manhunt. more than forty people are reported injured after an explosion at a restaurant in the japanese city of support for most of the injuries were minor the one person is said to be in a serious condition the cause of the blast is under investigation. around forty same sex couples have staged a mass waiting in the brazilian city of sol paulo the participants tie the knot fearing brazil's new hardline president elect ableson our route could order a crackdown on gay weddings next year one new way it has been ordered a court actual resistance has in the past said he would not be able to love a homosexual son. with relatively new tradition for the holiday season it's the charity santa run it's a fun way to mobilize the spirit of giving to raise money for wood because as we have this report. in prime winter weather some one thousand santas big ones. and small ones. running through the streets of kosovo's capital pristina to raise money

national law banning dissent has pushed nicaraguans to find alternative forms of protest such as money or appollo inmates one such artist from the capital has since had his studio raided by members of the national police. at a private studio in the nicaraguan capital political cartoonist bedell molina is sketching out an idea well the sketch is coming along it's a legal to protest against the government here but says with few civil liberties many government critics have turned to art. how bad the crisis has been the positive side is that it has sparked creativity in people because spaces for freedom of expression have been closed off not letting people march or anything else people are now looking for an alternative way of expressing themselves. the violent clashes of a few months ago on the streets of mine i want have stopped at least temporarily a photography exhibit and you can i was university of central america highlights the increasingly repressive tactics by national security forces to silence critics of the president. good deal curator of the exhibit says simply having these photographs on display creates a high risk of reprisals from the government. if india. were all definitely there e afrai

translation: a team from the specialised field brigrade composed of the national police spotted an individualtched the description of the person wanted. as the police intervened to arrest him, he turned around, faced the officers and started shooting. they then immediately retaliated and neutralised the attacker. the police units here are starting to lift the cordon and move away from the scene, but the forensic teams are still about 200 yards from here, verifying whether the body of the suspect is that of cherif chekatt. and here, the people who are waiting to go back inside after the operation, the residents speak of fear, but also speak of sheer relief that the incident and this 48 hour manhunt is finally over. gavin lee, bbc news, strasbourg. the leaders of the remaining 27 eu countries say they don't want to keep the uk tied to their rules indefinitely, after brexit, through the so—called backstop, designed to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland. after a meeting in brussels they said they'd work to conclude a future trade deal with the uk as soon as possible, but ruled out any

across it's quite a significant statement for them and also no less the fact that you've got nine thousand police officers from the national police corps as well as local police forces that has given off the impression of course that there is some kind of security lockdown here in which there is of course they are trying to stop people from getting anywhere near that cabinet meeting is going to be held this morning and therefore that triggers off really quite a lot of fears a lot of anger resulting from that independence vote that took place fourteen months ago which still hasn't been resolved and is still a source of simmering tension here that bubbles over every now and again the sunnier what's the status of catalonia now and is it likely that the spanish prime minister will be able to resolve any of that. that's a very difficult question here you've got the prime minister essentially between a rock and a hard place his point of view within his own party he has people who have been against the overtures that he has been making towards the catalan government he's being seen well there are fears that he's being seen as bei

meets one such artist in the capital managua who sends had his studio raided by members of the national police. at a private studio in the nicaraguan capital political cartoonist sketching out an idea well the sketch is coming along it's a legal to protest against the government here but bedroom says with few civil liberties many government critics have turned to art. despite how bad the crisis has been the positive side is that in a spark creativity in people because spaces for freedom of expression have been closed off and not letting people march or anything else people are now looking for an alternative way of expressing themselves. the violent clashes of a few months ago on the streets of mine i want have stopped at least temporarily a photography exhibit and you could i was university of central.

it maybe the army which normally happens and right now he's only protecting forces the national security and the police and the police step aside in more than one city and the national security team there our biggest enemy right now in the fight on the ground and they're the ones who are committing atrocities and actually shooting people snipers and whatnot we're hoping the army would step aside but hopefully not fight each other which would be the worse case scenario is sorry there are calls now for a general strike by doctors from your perspective what would that do with regard to the overall situation and how everything is playing out. to start whether there could have started two days ago it is start program court cases and. it's a step forward. to. give the team off we are expecting a professional oath during the strike build up the momentum that is to provide. the. government home there are real help in the handover of power. what we hope for all this will happen peacefully without. you know. we need to work for all. parties i just would like to say that. had never been the. best if. you believe.

but not all the chinese nationals in uganda i like being. the police see that cases of fifty at chinese owned businesses of lightning crazed . this has forced uganda's president yoweri museveni to order for military intervention there have been some threats by criminals on and on just as this is an acceptable under steps being taken to assure that. investors their local or international are protected. our chinese friends have raised the concerns and. we've responded. with seventy sees the chinese of created many jobs for ugandans and he cannot risk frustrating them. i'm going to have to train them. not to be. entrepreneurs. to move. for uganda who really wanted to put them. over fifty thousand chinese live in uganda many are engaged in construction mostly funded by their government others are in trade and manufacturing but have often clashed with low chords especially in running small scale businesses. the military deployment is primarily to crack down on robotics but might as well see if the chinese against locals. a letter written by albert einstein

the police want to go on trike. two important unions representing the national police, they are calling for a job action wednesday. they are telling their members to block police stations and only respond to emergency calls. they claim the government of emmanuel macron has not paid them for overtime in policing the riots and their budget is set to be cut next year. no wonder macron is calling an emergency session of his cabinet tomorrow. he's by no means out of the woods. liz: a federal judge in texas ruling obamacare unconstitutional. democrats plan to break the glass and launch socialist bernie sanders, single payer, medicare for all. that could ad $32 trillion to the nation's debt for 10 years. it's why chuck schumer is talking about single payer. >> you have democrats trying to blame republicans, republicans trying to blame democrats for the rising healthcare costs. the ruling sent healthcare stocks down along with the rest of the market. obamacare is on life support and will likely face two more court battles. the democrats blaming republicans. republicans saying the affordable care act was flawed from the sta

the police fabricated the evidence against him. and not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police but there was no response. to spending more than two years in jail waiting for a verdict dishonors says he agreed to plead guilty so he could be released and returned home to his family. but even after admitting to a crime he says he didn't commit and completing the eighteen month sentence he's still in jail. al jazeera manila calls are growing for the release of two reuters journalists who were among those named as time magazine's person of the year while lone and were arrested in me and maher exactly a year ago while investigating reports of massacre they were convicted for obtaining state secret documents and sentenced to seven years in prison or reports . to win is bringing up her three year old daughter without her husband journalist . one of two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar having me all cleared up our daughter started to ask why doesn't that he love us why isn't he living with us so i tell her he loved the phone much that's why he's working at the prison it wa

that when the illegal referendum took place fourteen months ago there was a scandal over how the national police force is set set themselves against protesters who would go in to vote in that illegal referendum so there is always that fear that is by this central government will try to look for an excuse to reimpose direct route rule that's what the activists are saying but of course the central government they're saying no this is not what they want to do they just have to try and engage with the region and this is just one with that they have of trying to do it and they get to have to stick to dialogues and a lot of people are going to have to take compromise on both sides if there ever gets a result this issue michelle writes on it all live for us in barcelona signing thank you. plenty more head in the news hour and clothing long awaited elections and democratic republic of congo hit another setback. hurricane and its many allies know what china is doing to chinese men become the latest focus of a cyber dispute with the united states we'll hear from manchester united's new boss only been our

the police fabricated the evidence against him. not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police but there was no response. to spending more than two years in jail waiting for a verdict the son who says he agreed to plead guilty so he could be released and returned home to his family. but even after admitting to a crime he says he didn't commit and completing the eighteen month sentence he's still in jail. al jazeera manila. calls are growing for the release of say reuters journalists who are among those named as time magazine's person of the year while lone and. were arrested in nam are exactly a year ago while investigating reports of a massacre they were convicted for obtaining c state secret states occupants and sentenced to seven years in prison for ancillary reports. to win is bringing up her three year old daughter without her husband journalist. one of two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar having met all cleared up our daughter started to ask why doesn't that he love us why isn't he living with us so i tell her he loved the phone much that's why he's working

the police fabricated the evidence against him. not everyone who is in jail is a demon not everyone is a bad person. we tried to put these allegations to the philippine national police but there was no response. to spending more than two years in jail wasting through verdict the son who says he agreed to plead guilty so he could be released and returned home to his family. but even after admitting to a crime he says he didn't commit and completing the eighteen month sentence he's still in jail. al-jazeera manila. there been chaotic scenes in hungary's parliament after some m.p.'s tried to block an amendment employment laws which critics have described as slave labor that he was released into the chamber in opposition politician saying the national anthem in an attempt to halt the vote of parliament approved the government backed amendment allowing employers to demand up to four hundred hours of overtime in the year employers will also be given up to three years to settle overtime payments and. voted to reinstate the sat prime minister renewal rate missing despite the president's approval it was dismissed by the president author polish service santa and octobe

normally happens and right now he's only protecting the national security and the police and the police stepaside in more than one city and then national security they're our biggest enemy and on the ground and they're the ones who are committing atrocities and actually shooting people snipers and whatnot helping the army with stepaside but hopefully not fighting each other which would be the worst case scenario there are calls now for a general strike by doctors from your perspective what would that do with regard to the overall situation and how everything is playing out. to start with the folks. two days ago it is. court cases and if it's progress as a solution to. this anymore we are expecting a professional story to strike. up the momentum and that is to paralyze. the government whole. in the handover of power. what we hope for this would have to be sorting this out. because the casualties. but we need to work for all. parties i just would like to say that it's not never be enough. if it. isn't and there's no way for us to step back when we're going to move forward. and our whole.

we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that glare mope a son or says he's had first hand. most of us out of one hundred percent i only have five percent faith in the police by. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me. our whole communities here. calero says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime he says he didn't commit he's still stuck in prison there all the time now . today he's finally getting his court ordered drug test he needs a clean urine sample and the green light from the doctor before he can be released it would. well look also good but a little malevolent a lot of unemployed and a lot of the no police for miles and those who say i don't mind your six months talk to her saying one veranda has been working a drug rehabilitation facility here. what was your assessment of the stick a sign i think when i see my son on drug use or has t

market attack in the city of strasburg the paris prosecutor's office identified the victim only as a polish national police killed the gunman on thursday night off for a two day manhunt. in brussels belgian police clashed with right wing protesters marching against the u.n. migration packs adopted in morocco last week several hundred protesters tried to storm the european commission building although as he's had attempted to ban the march but court said it could go ahead. and more than forty people are reported injured offer an explosion at a restaurant in the japanese city of sapporo most of the injuries were minor though one person is said to be in a serious condition the cause of the blast is under investigation. and angry thousands have marched to budapest or other in what appears to protest a new labor law and what they see as a slide toward all the tarion bull in the country it's the fourth demonstration in a week the unions and opposition parties have dubbed the new label rules as slave. talks in poland on climate change finally produce an agreement late last night nearly two hundred countries unani

. >>> now to the district, where two pedestrians were hit and seriously hurt near the national archives. police say that tour bus hit those people on pennsylvania avenue northwest last night. >>> it's 4:35. we have new video of a violent ogtack in the circle neighborhood in d.c. police are looking for two persons of interest this morning. you see they're following a woman into the o courtyard her apartment on rhode island avenue wh . when she gets to the door, she puts her bag down. that's when t attackers hit r from behind and steal her bag. this happened last thursday just after 9:00 p.m. if you know anything that could help tief the attackers, call police. >>> well, we hope you dn't procrastinate and you shipped your holiday packages earlier this week. for everyone who didn't, the deadline has arrived. today is the last day you can mailirst class and priority mail for delivery by christmas. saturday is your last day for priority mail express. for other carriers outside of the u.s. postal service, today is the last day for fed and u.p.s. two-day delivery. even if you paid for the priciestnext

we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that. says he's had first hand. most of us out of one hundred percent i only have five percent faith in the police. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me. our whole communities here. they're most says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime he says he didn't commit he's still stuck in prison there will decide. today he's finally getting his court ordered drug test he needs a clean urine sample and the green light from a doctor before he can be released it would. a little trouble but a little bit of a lot of unemployed and a little bit of a no peace for months and also to say i don't mind your six months talk to her you see one veranda has been working in drug rehabilitation facility he has. what was your assessment of the status on i got to go and i see my son not drug use or his that using drugs anymore

the nation. all. on the part of people. it's a pleasure talking to you thank you for your time thank you. police in france of issued a wanted notice for the suspected gunman in the strasburg christmas market shooting on tuesday white roses and a candle and candles have formed a makeshift memorial for the victims of that attack or at least two people were killed and eight others seriously wounded when the suspect opened fire hundreds of police and soldiers are now looking for sharif. for remains on the run police in france also arrested a former militia leader from central african republic patrice edward. commanded the aca which is a christian group which targets muslims international criminal court issued a warrant for his detention he is accused of committing crimes against humanity during fighting five years ago. fire has destroyed thousands of voting machines in the democratic republic of congo just days before the presidential election the electoral commission says flames swept through a warehouse in the capital kinshasa around seven thousand machines on election tiriel were destroyed the go

market attack in the city of stress but the paris prosecutor's office identified the victim only as a polish national police killed the gunman on thursday night off to a two day manhunt. in brussels belgium police clashed with bing protest is marching against the u.n. migration actually dropped it in moral code last week several hundred protesters tried to storm the european commission building or as he's had attempted to ban the march but court said it could go ahead. and more than forty people are reported injured author and explosion at a restaurant in the japanese city sapporo most of the injuries were minor the one person is said to be in a serious condition the cause of the blast is under investigation. around forty same sex couples have staged a mass waiting in the brazilian city off south part of the participants tie the knot fearing brazil's hardline president elect. could crack down on gay weddings next year when you the way it has been courted and act of resistance has in the policy that he would not be able to love a homosexual son. now one relatively new tradition for the holiday season is the

on criminal sentencing reform and prison reform, the fraternal order of police, a good starting point. the largest police group in america. the national district attorney's association, the largest group of prosecutors in america. we have the police and the prosecutors, and also have the american civil liberties union. go figure. that a bill we put together could bring these folks together in common purpose to pass it. our bill would reduce federal mandatory sentences in a targeted way, we don't repeal any minimum mandatory sentences and we don't lower sentences, we would allow federal judges to determine in low local faces on a case by case basis when the harshest penalty should apply and puts in recitivism, reduction reform that would be reduction and reentry of prisoners that senator cornyn addressed earlier. let me tell you a story of this man here, alton mills. in the year 1994 at the age of 24, alton mills was given a mandatory life sentence without parole for a low level nonviolent drug offense. when alton mills stepped into that federal prison cell with a life sentence, he was stepping into a jail cell for the first time in hi

the coalition's bidding and got that section removed. without a life from london still had fully. violence between police and protesters as the spanish national cabinet meets in a cash plan regional capital. and thailand's minute free will is defend the economy as a new report names the country as the wells was asked for any quantity. hello

we try to put these allegations to the philippine national police they would not talk to us but activists say that police misconduct is endemic with impoverished and innocent people routinely arrested. it's an experience that. says he's had first hand. most of us out of one hundred percent i only have five percent faith in the police. so many of my neighbors are in jail with me. our whole communities here. calero says the police and the law have failed him even after pleading guilty and serving the sentence for a crime he says he didn't commit he's still stuck in prison here in the saddle. today he's finally getting his court ordered drug test he needs a clean urine sample and the green light from the doctor before he can be released it would. looking also at a little a little one of a lot of unemployed and a lot of the no police for miles and those who say i don't mind your six months talk to her saying one veranda has been working a drug rehabilitation facility here. what was your assessment of the stick a sign i think when i see my son on drug use or has that using drugs anymore and th

the u.s. park police there is a man who has scaled the national christmas tree. the police have closed the pageant area around the tree. e man is in the tree now and negotiations are .underw d.c. police helping the park police on the south side of the white house. a man to keep the government open -- and a plan to keep government open. a procedural vote to continue negotiatns over a continuing resolution to keep the government funded and operating. the president says they must find a way to keep the border secure. >> i hope senate democrats will work with the whi house on a agreement that can pass both houses of congress. 'sand receive the preside signature. so colleagues, when an agreement is reach, it will receive a vote the senate floor. >> the deadline for hundreds of thousands of workers is midnight. >> with the shutdown looming, we want to take a closer look at what this could mean for hundreds of thousands of workers, many i our area. >>> three quarters of the government has beenunded you this next step. butould it leave several agencies in limb about half