today we continue to bring you tun filtered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court,blic policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> in a moment we'll be live from chicago's museum of science and industry. the author of rocket men, the daring audsy of appolo 8 and the astro nauts who made the first journey to the moon. first, here's a look back to 1968 and the mission that riveted a a global audience watching it all on tv. >> ok, houston. the moon is essentially gray, no color. eve, the date of the mission is dictated by launch windows which open and close. if you miss one, you wait. the date and hour of the apollo 8 mission was determined billions of years ago when the celestial clock was first set in motion. it timed out in the christmas as

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one to two days out we fine tun theso details.ctice patience and we'll get youhainformation. >>> we have the latest on the major dog food recall. >> anday you have heard that president bush's service dog will have a new job after the funeral services. coming up, a look at how thedog ndtrained hi. i'm moay. i know, people don't like me. that's fine, i'm not really wild about people. oh hey, monday! ugh. but lately, they've been dragging me to places that are way too much fun. look at this place, like people are winning and laughing. and doing that. i... no. it's five in the afternoon, for pete's sake. monday! up top! no! what's wrong with you? >>> welcome back. at this time tomorrow the casket of formresident george h.w. bush will be at the national cathedral along with thousands of mourners. right now he lies inat at the u.s. capitol rotunda. the public viewing will c until 7 a.m. tomorrow morning. ♪ ♪ his casket was ceremoniously brought into the capitol yesterday as his family, lawmakers and members of the military watched. you

bush is lying in state in the capitol row tun der. his body -- rotunda.is body will remain for viewing. mr. trump saluted the 41st president and mrs. trump held her hand over her heart. >> they will visit the bush family across the street today. lines stretched into the early morning hours. we get more now from sunlen serfaty on capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. there have been so many moving moments to honor the life and legacy of george h.w. bush. up here on capitol hill, there was so much much emoti -- so mu from his family as they watched his casket be brought into the capitol. his body lies in state at the rotunda. it was opened all night for the members of the public to come in and pay respects. earlier in the day, a ceremony on capitol hill where the common theme was not only speaking about the achievements of the former president, but mostly about who he was as a man. he was humble and he was kind and someone who established deep relationships here in washington. >> he showed us that how we live is as important as what w

latest yellow vest antigovernment protests have been generally peaceful but about forty thousand tunning out across from us that's well down on the hundreds of thousands who took part when the demonstrations peaks in the past six weeks they have a spots of violence over nice in paris where a police officer drew his gun on crowds in the city as a he and another officer and then sped away on a motorbike as demonstrations how things that. and anger over what's been described as a slave law has been bringing out thousands of people onto the streets of hungary's largest cities over the past week the legislation allows companies to make their employees work more overtime and still a payment for it from being a pest robin for us to watch a walkout reports hungry at christmas time with more than two percent average growth low taxation it's an attractive place to come and spend your money. hungry economic model depends a lot on german common you factoring in twenty seventeen it made up twenty nine percent of industrial output soon a billion dollar b.m.w. plants will provide thousands of jobs in t

turkey's foreign minister has accused many european countries of tunning a blind eye to the mud of jamal khashoggi speaking at the doha for a measure that. said the freedom of the press was at stake following the brutal murder of the saudi journalist in istanbul in october un chief antonio good terrorists also said there needs to be a credible investigation saying holder has the latest. it's been almost three months since she was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey continues to accuse saudi arabia of trying to cover up the crime because of its lack of transparency in the investigation turkey is also frustrated with what it sees as an action on the part of the west many european countries who are promoting the freedom of media for freedom of the expression are closing their eyes and this country and the politicians you know you see this statement putting some sanctions on the people who are already in prison who will never be visiting those countries calls are now growing louder for an international investigation what we have said since the beginning is it's absolutely es

. >>> a rescue operation at sfo after a co2 tank explodes in a tun, leavings -- tunnel, leaving one unconscious and one scrambling to save the man. thanks for joining us. >> let's get started with a check of the forecast. we have julie watts in the weather center with the latest. >> we are dry for now and we have christmas showers coming. it will be a white christmas in the sierra 46 in con card. 5 # -- concord. 51 in stan fran. and the coastal flood advisory is in effect through 1:00 p.m. these are the highest tides of the season. do be caution if you are right along the water's edge. high tides again on monday. also monday, christmas eve, we're look at rain. very likely across the bay area. not a total rainout for everyone all day, but a little bit of rain. we'll time it out coming up. by the time santa arrives christmas eve and christmas, dry for his christmas gift tlif ris -- deliveries in the bay area. i'll time it out coming up. >>> and breaking news. at least one person is dead after a multiple parking lot vehicle accident in san bruno. the california highway patrol says it happened abou

. >> jimmy: she had a lot of tun.tan in that movie, it's unbelievable. >> jimmy: she had a great time. when you shot that in atlanta -- >> shot it in atlanta, yeah, where everything seems to be shot. >> jimmy: then when she went to atlanta, guess who was home alone with the children? with the kids? would be me, yeah. >> jimmy. >> jimmy: me alone. so i have one request. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: another request. >> what? >> jimmy: if you should ever put molly in another movie, put the kids in the movie too. [ laughter ] >> oh, okay, i see. i see your point. >> jimmy: that way i'm home by the weekend for myself. >> a little weekend alone. >> jimmy: exactly. this movie is set in the world of beauty pageants, which is one of the great worlds. >> yes. a mind world, yes. >> jimmy: the moms are unbelievable in this world. you play one of the moms. >> i play one of the mothers. they run the pageant. i'm a retired beauty queen winner. i guess 1992. and yeah, it's a movie about, you know, learning to love yourself and girlfriends a

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then they just close around tun around and the border.ai >> mark: wait a minute.ustst bear with me. hear me out. australia doesn't have a land border and it trades with the rest of the world. iceland doesn't have a land border and it trades with the rest of the world. instead of having ports of entry that people can just walk through, why not close them and at least insist that they have to get on a flight to lax or k o'hare, or wherever, where we at least know who they are before they get on the plane. what's wrong with that? >> because that systems of trade and avenues of trade have been developed over years and years. what are we going to do overnight if the president has i work with him -- >> mark: you take that question. >> what is your -- the power given to him under the immigration and nationality act, mark, donald trump should say i find the entry of illegal aliens on the southern border detrimental to theer interests f the united states, and on tell democrats want to be serious about securing the border, i'mg shutting it down and i will shut it down fort

transcripts were released trurp trump tweeted set ad record who lied most to congress on friday and so tunl is is rigged fraud headed up by dishonest people to do anything but i cannot become president they are now exposed combny is firing back he's suggesting trump with a coconspirator of a indictment with michael cohen. >> not in formal sense been named in indictment but if he's not there he's certainly close given language in indictment in the filing that the crime were committed at his direction. all right let's bring in attorney david to talk about legality of this i heard the question on friday i think it begs repeating today david if the president knew about the payment the stormy daniels the hush money if it came out of his own pocket that's not campaign but a civil suit at the end of the day because president didn't disclose the payments. is that enough of a crime to go against president trump? is that enough to keep this investigation going by mueller? >> not on its face. that particular statute does require the knowledge and a willful violation so that would mean that donald tru

stay tun for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night.aspie. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, se meyers. >> seth: good evening. i' this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. special council robert mueller last night issued sentencing commendations for former national security adviser michael flynn.mm mueller reno

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it tun mean they want to choose or we should force them to choose, but that would be a shift in tone that i picked up. >> i think there is plenty of empirical evidence in terms of outward investment from korea where you know the high point of their investment in china was really in the mid 2000s. and it was pretty significant. and especially in the last five years in the context of chorus, we have seen more korean investment coming in direction and just specifically i would note sk is heavily invested in the china telecom sector. but they just opened an office here last week in washington. i think seek, especially with the large conglomerates, a different attitude compared to five or ten years ago about where they are placing their pe bets globally. >> one point if i might just on the u.s. side. i think the sense of urgency on the u.s. side makes these kind of consideration less insignificant. i mean, if you feel that you are in a very intense competition with china, you know, the sensitivities of the governments in asia, the held health with it, you know what i mean? you are going t

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a little teful that kid who grew up in greensberg, indiana, has the tuns to serve the chation in a came behr like this one. i want to tell every little boy and girl growing up in america oday, you can too. just remember in god we trust. thank you very much. i yield back the rest -- no, i don't yield back. i yield to mr. flores, a great gentleman, good friend of mine from the great state of texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman must yield back to the chair. mr.s me -- mr. messer: i yield back to the chair. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's anoun pod policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from texas, mr. flores, is recognizes for the remained ore of this ehour as the designee of the majority leader. mr. flores: i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks and include extraneous material. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman has 47 minutes eft. mr. there ares re: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the 41st president of the united states of america, george herbert walker bush of houston, texas, who passed away on nov

the whole point of macron was that tun like every other french president of the modern era he said, held deliver the economic reforms france needed and he would not back down in face of street protest. every leader before him has backed down and that's why france has got this sluggish economy with endless bureaucracy that make it is a bad place to start and run a business. he said he would be different he's ended up exactly the same and so the entire reason for having him there has simply disappeared almost overnight. >> so you've got simultaneous crises and just as they hit, europe appears to be heading towards a recession. i say that speeds pup the breakup of european union what y you? >> yes. there's another one you can add to the list which is germany angela america pl remember that she too her power has gone. because of the massive miscalculation over immigration opening the doors to million plus immigrant from the middle east. and that had led to her departure not the leader of her party anymore. she's got a successor in place who looks like she -- angela merkel take over in a co