victor on radio: confirm he said taxi to 1-7? jessica: he did say 1-7. victor: ok.s a team and make quick decisions. if we make the wrong decision, our lives can really depend on it. [roaring] nasa...[indistinct] up to one 6,000, direct...[indistinct] victor: if we head toward mars, you're gonna be away from the planet for a while. [roaring] jessica: you want to make sure you're there with people that you get along with well, and you know how to deal with their idiosyncrasies. but it's probably going to be a bond that really will last, you know, for the rest of your life. victor: all right, 2,000 feet. here we go. i love breaking over the water. coming left. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] scott: you got bigger! mark: she's almost as big as sammy. you sore? a little bit? scott: yeah. a little bit. terry virts: how's the dizziness? scott: a little dizzy. man: does it feel like a year? scott: uh, yeah. [laughing] [applause] scott: oh! over a year. ♪ [slap] this is crazy. ♪ oh...man! that feels good. amiko: welcome home! back to earth. scott: you know, i've served the go

buscaba rÁpidamente vÍctor guzmÁn, ahora hernández. cambio de juego para manny garcÍa. el espacio que deja los delanteros. >> lo conoces? >> si, me tocÓ en chivas. muy buen jugador, podÍa jugar de lateral derecho pero como mejor lo hace como conductor. >> aquÍ viene el equipo de los tusos. gutiÉrrez, murillo, garcÍa. balÓn pÍcaro -- pica y se extiende. tiro de esquina- >> a muchos nos sorprendiÓ no verlo en la convocatoria. es un interior que se adapta perfectamente a lo que juega juan carlos osorio. >> todavÍa queda tiempo. tiro de esquina. la gente pedÍa mano y dice chacÓn que no. viene manny garcÍa serÁ saque de banda para el equipo. >> estÁ clara que es mano. ya no sÉ qué piense mi tocayo. >> es una jugada complicada. >> creo que habÍan suficientes argumentos. >> por parte del equipo de los gallos. remate de cabeza. tiro de esquina en favor del equipo de los gallos. vamos a invitarlos a todos en que esta Época de navidad estén al pendiente de la pelÍcula "jumanji". >> remate que no se ha producido en oscar murillo y la dejÓ prÁcticamente viva. saque de meta en favor

banner victor yo creo que fácil hay unas 300 plantas por cuarto" don victor afirma que fue una muy desagradablebrir que los inquilinos a quienes rentaba su casa..la utilizaban como un sofisticado centro de cultivo de mariguana sot victor castellon, cultivaban mariguana en su casa "lo único que hay es nadamas los residuos de las plantas y la sorpresa que me lleve yo es que esta toda la casa destruida" desde hace aproximadamente 15 meses victor castellon alquila esta residencia de su propiedad ubicada sobre la avenida palm en la ciudad de upland a un grupo de personas de origen chino, quienes suponia eran una familia.sin imaginar a lo que se dedicaban sot victor castellon, cultivaban mariguana en su casa "hicieron penetraciones de pared a pared para hacer conexiones de toda esta área lo que son las 5 recamaras para que todas estuvieran conectadas con la misma calefacción, la electricidad toda la guiaron a esta área para poner luz se ve que son luces especiales de alta potencia," tras varios meses sin recibir el pago de la renta, don victor solicito una orden de desalojo la cual fue ejecutada esta

ok i just want to actually come back to your question to victor i thought it was really fundamental i think that was the basis of the u.s. strategy so far the assumption that at some point the chinese would recognize it was in their interest to have a unified korea or a korea with a different type of regime at least in the north than what we have now i think that was basically the strategy that some point russia china and the us would agree that we should put enough pressure on north korea so that the current leader is removed from power perhaps with chinese assistance i think with the hope in washington if not stated and i think you did hear chinese talk about that the from their point of view the regime in north korea the current leader a ship was causing them so many security problems that it would be better to receive a unified korea under something that looks like what we have now in south korea but unfortunately a last few years perhaps because of the tightening ties between japan south korea and the u.s. on security issues i seem less indication of that so i think a few years a

flavio: la hija de vÍctor nos dice que todo ocurriÓ el lunes cerca de las 4:00 p.m.ahora no sabe nada aÚn teniendo el nÚmero de las placas del carro y la descripciÓn del vehÍculo . noticias univisiÓn 14 cuestionó a la policÍa dio clan sobre este incidente y la respuestas fue la siguiente. enviamos a peticiÓn de su pregunta a la unidad de asalto y felonÍa el estamos tanto seguimiento para verificar si hemos recibido un reporte sobre el incidente que ustedes nos describen y ver quÉ detalles podr la compaÑÍa uber, por su parte comentÓ que el incidente ocurriÓ cuando el conductor no estÁ utilizando la aplicaciÓn y no estaba trabajando y llevaba tampoco ningÚn pasajero. tras el reporte, el conductor fue removido a la aplicaciÓn de uber y dicen que continÚan investigando. >> prÁcticamente me salve. flavio: vÍctor dice que espera que la policÍa de oakland atrape aal agresor y piensa interponer una demanda para recuperar por lo menos entre otras cosas el dinero que estÁ pariendo por no poder ir a trabajar. este es mi reporte desde el centro de redacciÓn. flavio lacayo, notic

>> good morning, victor.e shouldn't expect to hear from roy moore, because his stance has been from the very beginning as the stance of the campaign, he's repeatedly denied the allegations. and his supporters have come out defensively this week to defend the character of roy moore, they're saying these accusations are of course ripping apart an innocent man. they say they've come forward afternoon 38, 40 years after these alleged incidents took place because they feared at the time that they would fought be believed. in some case they could not get away with something worse happening for them. that has not been enough gossip for fodder for supporters saying that these women have come forward. they claim he is a good christian man. that is 100% innocent. his accusers, of course, they believe he's gotten away with something terrible here, victor. >> yesterday, judge moore's wife, kayla moore, defended him. what have you heard from people there in alabama in response to what she said? >> you know, it's interesti

already done that. >> victor: oh, we have, haven't we? then, why don't we toast to those who attempt to destroy us? and may they be destroyed in the process. >> victoria: i'm not sure if you mean zack. >> victor: i mean everyone, my darling. they won't beat us. >> victoria: they can't go after a corpse, so they're coming after us for the financial link to the sex ring. but they can't prove that we were involved because we weren't involved. >> victor: [ groans ] there's a little wrinkle in this tragic saga. apparently the gun that was used to kill that zack fellow... belonged to a newman.

the final nail in that tired he is in sydney where i hope our viewers know what i'm talking about victor going to have to go check we have to move gears we're going to talk about the kurds going to finish their apps bring with it let chaos it's disintegration in the middle east its wars in libya in syria in other parts of the each and nothing good and i think we're going to refer all of our readers to robert fisk slater's thing victor just said their us foreign policy in the middle east doesn't exist anymore well just a small conclusion. almost treatment souce arab spring you know. came on roller skates thomas friedman the supreme comes old aircraft be there off the mistreatments a new way in there of the world. with you know with persona's reputation with his failure in lebanon with his failure in his policy in the game and with his other failures inside saudi arabia no great p.r. from from friedman it is they're pretty sure ok ok gentlemen what's going on donald trump has told his new friend now the president of turkey that the u.s. will no longer be supporting the kurds in northern sy

already done that. >> victor: oh, we have, haven't we?ell, then, why don't we toast to those who attempt to destroy us? and may they be destroyed in the process. >> victoria: i'm not sure if you mean zack. >> victor: i mean everyone, my darling. they won't beat us. >> victoria: they can't go after a corpse, so they're coming after us for the financial link to the sex ring. but they can't prove that we were involved because we weren't involved. >> victor: [ groans ] there's a little wrinkle in this tragic saga. apparently the gun that was used to kill that zack fellow...

my name is victor i was born in in one thousand nine hundred eight what should i say. only victor i was born in in one thousand nine hundred eight i am a striker i play for our favorite book i'm doing a player from nigeria to be in the bonus league. for. yes. i would say i would say yes. it's my job this is what i thought i wanted to do. in the part of. a feat i think. i don't have i don't think i have to be. any more just after the faces and yeah my family are far from me and. this is in germany is walking and they have not in to be afraid of and i'm happy the. good. that was the first two months when i came to when i started living in it was. strange to me. sometimes the african food. the people in the club. wonderful to me and i have the players good and i have my my big. brother. has been so nice on the first day. i came to has been. i think i like just this is like i mean africa. is just india. kind of different. victor feels it and now to thomas he's going out into the world in search of this man the great cristiana renaud that. i'm still bumbling through the str

only victor i was born in in one thousand nine hundred eight i am a striker i play for. only player from nigeria to be in the bonus league. for. yes. i would say i would say yes. it's my job this was what i wanted to do. in the part of. i think. i don't have i don't think i have to be. any more just after the faces and yeah my family are far from me and. this is in germany is walking and they have nothing to be afraid of and i'm happy. being good to. face two months when i came to when i started living in it was. strange to me. sometimes the african food. the people in the club. wonderful to me and i have the players good and i have my big. brother. has been so nice on the first day. i came to has been. i think like this is like i mean africa. is just an just kind of different ball i think i feel i feel awful. victor feels it and now thomas has gone out into the world in search of this man the great cristiana real now that. i'm still bumbling through the streets of madrid on the hunt for christiane or not . obviously this isn't going to get me very far i'm not going to f

>> victor oquendo from florida again tonight. thank you, victor. >>> we turn next here to attorney general jeff sessions, back before congress, grilled on russia and asked whether or not he told the truth. today, he was asked about that campaign meeting with campaign adviser george papadopoulos, the man who pleaded guilty and who is now cooperating with robert mueller. you can see they were just a couple of seats away from one another. tonight, sessions says he only remembered that meeting after news reports surfaced about it. here's abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the attorney general for the third time on capitol hill, answering questions about russia. and after already amending his answers before, today he was defiant, saying he has not lied about russia. >> i will not accept and reject accusations that i have ever lied. that is a lie. >> reporter: just last month, sessions testified he never knew of any communications between russian operatives and the trump campaign. >> i'm not aware o

q: he is talking about his third of five children, victor. >> as a father, i do not condone him goingwhite house like you did. q: sunday morning, victor was arrested for jumping over the fence bike racks into an unauthorized area clearly marked with "do not enter" signs. according to the incident report come he told a secret service agent he had to talk with the president. >> he wanted to discuss a political issue. i think he was thinking more in general, the general welfare of the country. q: this happened on the north side of the white house. service agent a few months back. >> he was talking to the secret service officer. i quickly ran over and said, i'm sorry, sir, this is my son. q: victor has never had any run ins with the law. >> because of his mindset, what he really believes, and as a father it may have been a mental situation. q: he told me he wants to get his son psychiatric help but said he was wrongfully terminated from his job with the marine corps and no longer has a medical insurance to pay for it. appearance isrt tomorrow. president trump was home when this happened.

hello, i'm victor moses. i play for chelsea and nigeria.re—emerick aubameyang,

as victor mentioned she is awfully quiet. must be the quietest white house communications director we have seen in decades and i think people are wondering what she is going to say because we hardly hear from her. >> "the atlantic" is reporting the information from wikileaks to donald trump jr. was forwarded through email allow jared curb kushner and he sent that memo to who? >> hope hicks. >> did she share that with the president? hopefully, robert mueller will get to the bottom of that. kelly jane torrance, thank you for being bus. >> thank you. >>> the top commander would refuse nuclear strike orders from president trump if those orders were illegal. we are talking about general john hyten who says his first obligation is follow the law, despite what any commander in chief tells him to do. >> i provide advice to the president. he'll tell me what to do and. it's -- if it's illegal, guess what is going to happen? >> you say no? >> i'm going to say, mr. president, that is illegal. guess what is he going to do? he would say wh

ahÍ estÁ vÍctor javier solano. buenas noches. ¿quÉ es lo Último que tienes? vÍctor: ¿quÉ tal?gadores, todo tipo de autoridades que tienen que ver con esta zona de investigaciÓn. decenas de periodistas de todo el mundo informan sobre lo que ha ocurrido. un dÍa como hoy, 31 de octubre, en noche de brujas, ha dejado luto y tristeza no solamente en esta ciudad sino en el resto de la naciÓn y el planeta. esto ocurre a una cuadra del world trade center, donde antes estaban las llamadas torres gemelas y todos recordamos esos episodios del 11 de septiembre de 2001. hasta aquÍ ha llegado autoridades especiales, unidades antiterroristas con armas largas, perros entrenados. seguramente las autoridades quieren hacer pesquisas mÁs detalladas en el Área a una cuadra de donde nosotros nos encontramos, para determinar quÉ fue lo que realmente ocurriÓ al momento cuando un individuo de 29 aÑos que habÍa alquilado un camiÓn, aarrolló a un grupo de personas que se encontraban en una pista de bicicletas. ha dejado un saldo trÁgico de 8 personas marcas y de 11 heridos. las autoridades aseguran que

i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have victor old levitch he is a political analyst as well as a leading expert. the center for actual politics and of course we have dmitri bobbitt he's a political analyst with nick international originally cross-talk rules in effect as usual i want to there's so much to talk today but we can't overlook thomas friedman's article in the new york times so do you really be an arab spring at last and that's why he's gentlemen this article is breathtaking for so many reasons your immediate takeaway after reading your cursor somebody who'll give or chance. before the second iraq war this is somebody who told the american public about the chemical biological and nuclear weapons programs. progressing with . unbeatable speed in iraq what's the result of that hundreds of thousands of people dead from the american occupation and what happened after that with isis and everything else and today friedman is claiming that they're just reading like a publicist crown prince of saudi arabia has been like that the

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.morning to you. >>> president trump just landed in the philippines a little while ago and greeted there with violent protests and flag burning. >> the president will meet with the philippines president to discuss human rights, just one of many topics. as the president arrived, protests clashing with police and yelling anti-truch slogans and setting the american flag on fire. >> today's meetings could be overshadowed by the president's latest comments. he not only attacked kim jong-un but also former u.s. intelligence officials and refused to definitively say whether he believes russia interferes in the 2016 election you are looking live at manila. president trump will arrive at any moment and we will take this live again when we see the president. let's start this discussion. joining me is andre bower a former lieutenant governor of south carolina and brent is a columnist at "the hill" and brian stelter who is host of cnn's "reliable sources." good morning to you, gentlemen. >> good mo

victor merswin will have his first court appearance today. happening today-- police in baltimore will break down the crime scene around the neighborhood where a police detective was killed. the area has been locked down since wednesday when detective steve suiter was shot-- while on duty. meanwhile-- the reward for information leading to the arrest of the shooter now stands at more than 214-thousand dollars. detective suiter leaves behind a wife and 5 children. new this morning-- emmy winning actor jeffrey tambor-- walking away from his show, amid sexual harassment claims. tambor telling deadline-- that starring in "transparent" has been one of the great privileges of his life. but "this is no longer the job i signed up for four years ago." the allegations against tambor were made by two of his transgender colleagues. amazon studios - which mak conducting an investigation. the critically-acclaimed show "transparent" is about a father with three grown children who comes out as transgender. this one really stings for redskins fans. for three an

hello, i'm victor moses. i play for chelsea and nigeria. please vote for me for the bbc african footballer of the year. moses is joined on the shortlist by pierre—emerick aubameyang, naby keita, sadio mane and mohamed salah. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website. now, it's ourjob as journalists to ask the right questions and hold people to account. you have to be pretty thick—skinned when interviewing football managers. but when you get on the wrong side of someone, you need a thick skin to be prepared for the backlash. algeria head coach rabah madjer lost his temper with a journalist and decided to answer for riyad mahrez instead. the journalist in question only asked about the team's performance after a 3—0 win. i don't know what the next question was. itjust shows, you have to be thick—skinned. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more than 20 countries attending climate change talks in germany have forged an alliance to try to move from burning coal to clean up our sources, the first time

me victor aseem and the only nigerian players in the bundesliga. a company for the donkey from couldn't shine in china. became nine thousand kilometers just to play here. oh my god how she was you know let me help you out hell she goes a little young to want to look for the whole love for you boy you know the love and accompany thomas who still on the hunt for the elusive christiane i really doubt when he finally gets a hold of him for an worlds to die young kick of life. chris everett son of life here in this city to talk to store striker alfred. not only a star striker for f.c. also. iceland has turned a football fairy tale it's a reality when they qualified for the world cup so i'm here to talk to alfred to talk iceland find out does he believe in elves and also what's up with all the penises. meeting iceland alfred. press. his national team is it really a big family and i say yeah it's one big family because in the national team i think i have six. players that i would call a very good friend my best friend you can see it also how we play we fi

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. >>> sobreviven 3 hijas y 2 nietas vÍctor vÁzquez de 28, padre de 2 niÑas y quien con su prometida esperabanto de un tercer hijo. la tercera vÍctima identificada como pamela mÁrquez de tae aÑos que falleciÓ mÁs tarde en un hospital local. >>> comenzaron a salir gente corriendo, agarradas de la mano asustados. >>> ad cuerdo a los testigos el sospechoso entrÓ a la tienda wal-mart con calma y comenzÓ a disparar. posteriormente saliÓ del lugar como si nada hubiera ocurrido. >>> de repente llegaron como unos 15 carros de policÍa y supe que algo pasaba, en vez de entrar comencÉ a ir por el ot lado. pistolero fue arrestado hoy y identificado como scott de 47 aÑos, en estos momentos, el sospechoso es interrogado por las autoridades, y maÑana tiene una audiencia ante un juez. el incidente se investiga como un caso aislado y no como un acto terrorista. >>> francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo >>> el presidente trump pidiÓ la pena de muerte para el hombre que matÓ a 8 personas el martes aquÍ en new york. alimentando mÁs si cabe la polÉmica que apliquen la pena capital. tuiteo el presidente en 2 ocasio

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. >> victor, this is a bit of a sound track of the last several months of the trump's presidency. the reality is, all u.s. intelligence agencies agreed there was. the fact that the president is still asking if he did is beyond the point there. without question, sort of the meeting, the brief meeting two leaders had. president trump went onto say, the reason he wants a good working relationship with vladimir putin is with north korea. he wants putin help to confront the regime along with china so this is why trump is not questioning the meddling. this is similar to them meeting earlier this summer at the g-20 summit where president trump agreed to stipulate to the fact that vladimir putin said he did not meddle. certainly so different from what u.s. intelligence and officials believe, of course, of the special counsel believes and investigators on capitol hill believe that there is meddling. >> matthew, we understand that you had the opportunity to talk to putin about questions. one of the questions being discussed moments ago was what was the two leaders talked about. they met bri

. >> and i'm vick victor savage in for victor blackwell. >>> and president trump is on a tour of asia. >> waking up in hawaii this morning, the president visited with military leaders there yesterday, and paid his respects at the memorial, you see him here with the first lady. they laid a wreath to remembers those in lost their lives at pearl harbor. and problems he's facing in his administration including a russia investigation making its way a lot closer to the west wing, it seems. >> and former policy adviser for donald trump revealing new details in the investigation. he tells cnn multiple members of the campaign knew about his trip to russia where he met with a senior russian government official and page e-mailed to at least one campaign trump aide, according to the "new york times." >> with all of the new threads in the russia investigation overshadowing president trump's trip to asia, there is a question about how much can actually get done. will they distract the meetings with those foreign leaders? boris sanchez is live with us this morning. what are you hearing more? >> repo

it's that simple. >> and victor with us live tonight. what has the suspect told police, if anything? >> reporter: well, david, the chief of police donaldson has been cooperative. he's acknowledged that the gun is his, but he's not admitted to the murders. right now, a motive is still a mystery. he's set to appear in court first thing tomorrow morning. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> next, this evening, to president trump, igniting a firestorm as he tries to gain support for his tax plan. a vote is coming very soon. traveling to st. louis today. but overshadowing his push, a series of tweets today, inflammatory videos, one proven false, and the white house saying whether the videos are real or not, it doesn't matter. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the president today avoided questions about the extremist videos he retweeted, videos that have provoked an international backlash. >> mr. president, why have you been retweeting anti-muslim videos? >> reporter: the three videos were originally posted by a tin

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. ♪ >>> this is "news day weekend" with victor blackwell and christie paul.reaking news hour, president trump is ready to have dinner with vietnam's president. earlier today, the president says he spoke with vladimir putin of the election 2016 election, president trump says putin denied the allegations and the president says he believes him. the two leaders chatted informally so far. >> gel zeleny and matthew chang is live with us in nanang. tell us what the president said regarding his discussion with president trump. >> reporter: good morning, the president says he's done talking about the russian meddling in the election. he was trying to move forward to other issues. he briefed with reporters here in nanang to hanoi here. he talked about the briefing here in nanang. he says that look, he believes he's taking vladimir putin at his words that the russians did not meddle in the election. >> now t president said this n an off camera briefing arrest force one to reporters, lets look, every time he sees me, he says "i did do that". i really believe him. the pre

well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out.d ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action." the bitcoin boom continues as the digital currency is now up 705% year to date. it's starting to seem like anything that touches it turns to gold. check out square, overstock.com, all riding the bitcoin wave, hitting all time or multiyear highs this week as they brave the crypto currency. but professor khouw has a way to play these names mike >> we'll look at using a call spread why? we're taking a look at committing new capital to a stock that is trading at its highs. secondly we have potential for a great deal of volatility, and we've seen a lot of volatility in bitcoin and other stocks as well

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. we are beginning with breaking news. roy moore has just arrived at a veterans day program in birmingham. let me pause for a moment, can you hear this? chants of "no moore," this is his first public appearance after allegations he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl. the alabama republican was greeted by those protesters, also signs reading "gop," "grabby old pervert," and many others here. cnn's martin savidge is joining us by phone. he's there in alabama. martin, there was some supporters there surrounding the candidate as he walked in, but also plenty of protesters outside this library where this event is happening today. >> right. we should point out this was a previously planned event. it is scheduled around veterans day and it was put together by the mid alabama republican club. interesting because, of course, it shows you despite maybe nationally the republican party is trying to distance itself when it comes to the state of alabama and other organizations, they are clearly very tied to this candidate. also shoul

>> it is a pattern that has emerged, victor. honestly, we start out and we have seen this with mike flynn, jeff sessions, donald trump jr. and a number of top campaign officials including paul manafort, the campaign manager where they start out by saying no there was no connection whatsoever. we never, ever spoke to anybody. then, evidence comes forward that, well, you did get these communications and all of the sudden, the story changes. they fall back and say, well, there was no collusion, which is not a legal term. in any event. the pass they are that seems to emerge is one in which they were either too busy or too inept to recognize what was going on and/or they are trying to cover that up or to cover up the fact that there was some kind of conversation going on. maybe it was a quiet conversation. maybe it was a disconnected conversation. maybe it wasn't something that ever rose to the level of an absolute strategy within the campaign. clearly, something was going on here. to the extent that they don't come clean, even after

victor davis hanson, let me get your thoughts. >> yeah.ry repeats itself. 80 years ago, we lost the appearance of deterrence of the pacific. japan had a greater east asian prosperity scare where it bullied its neighbors and all predicated on the idea that although it was weaker than the united states, we didn't make that clear. so 80 years later, we want to plead -- not plead but demonstrate with china that it's very dangerous that this north korean climate that they let get out of control will evoke a response with us that they're not imagining -- they can't imagine the greatness of it. right now we have to real list that deterrence is not just predicated on material resources but will and clarity. donald trump after the failed pivot is trying to explain to the region our neighbors, our enemies, rivals that we can't have a nuclear north korean peninsula. he has a list of sticks and carrots in allowing china to get rid of the nukes peacefully whereas we don't have to do some things that we wouldn't otherwise want to. we want to restore det

many arming themselves for their protection. >> victor, on the case from the start. police now examining that gun tonight? >> reporter: that's right. the chief of police saying they have a gun, but haven't determined if it's connected to the murders. this man could be completely innocent, so they're keeping up their nightly patrols. >> victor, thank you. >>> we move on to your money, taxes, and president trump. this evening, a reality check. who benefits the most from the tax bill? the middle class, wealthy, the corporations? mary bruce breaks it down. >> reporter: president trump on capitol hill today. an all-out push to rally republicans around tax reform. mr. president, can you seal the deal on tax reform? moments later, it cleared a major hurdle. the senate budget committee signing off on the bill over the shouts of protesters. but outside, republican senators were surrounded. protesters outraged over who wins and who loses in this bill. >> stealing money from the sick and the poor! >> reporter: analysts say the wealthy, those earning more than $100,000 a year, w

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