willa revealed she used to cut herself. >> cut yourself where. >> my wrist. >> i learned things about willa. >> what did she say? >> when i said what was your first introduction to sex? she was like when i walked in on you and daddy. i was like -- >> it's a right of passage for all children. >> that hurt my heart. >> by the way, you know what, it would be really interesting if jada had channing tatum at the red table. she makes you tell the truth. >> you would get all the stories, the real tea. christmas came early for me last month when i joined him and the men of magic mike in london. that is where i learned the city has a special place in channing's heart for a completely different reason. >> whoo! ♪ >> we got all the guys on here. we're going to run around. >> let's give tickets and stuff. this is a big deal. >> i love london so much. my daughter was born here. >> did you bring her with you? >> i've been traveling for three days, back for two days. she have can't travel that much. >> i stalked your instagram. what were you making? >> the slime. kids love

(dogs barking) (talking in background) >> macgillis: mike andla willa stri and their six boys live inon's hilltop homes. >> you know where the top is? >> uh-uh.'s >> macgillis: a public housing complex in ae- crdden neighborhood. >> before y'all eat, i need you all to say y'all prayers. t >> lornks for the food, thank you for nourishing and loving my body. in jesus, mary, all praise. >> macgillis: moving here was their best option, despite working two jobs, but it was a elter they were in before. >> the shelter was an experience. it was very fferent, because they dealt with the outbreakf like, bedbugs, and something calledcabies that i never knew nothing about. and it w just, like, really overwhelming. us>> well, at the time, we had one income coming into the uld be able to afford it, but we it was, like, we couldn't afford to pay anything else, you know what i'm saying, and take care of the kids. >>e?ould you turn it up, ple >> no. >> macgillis: willa had just started working in customere servr an insurance company. mike is a line worker at a meat packaging plant. >> my life is diffe

i can tell you it willa wall, fence or whatever they would like to call it. i will call it whatever they want. >> that is president trump today digging in on the border while demands, reiterating that he will let the government shutdown go on for as long as needed if democrats do not give the proper funding for a while. fox news correspondent, allison barber reports that the president is planning a groundbreaking ceremony for a section of the wall. >> reporter: president trump began christmas day with calls to troops overseas. b merry christmas and happy new year. keep doing the job. we are all proud of you. >> reporter: also a chat with reporters. mr. trump said he cannot say when the partial government shutdown will and but the road to the end must be paid with money for walls along the southern border. >> i can tell you it will not be over until we have a wall, fence or whatever they would like to call it. i will call it whatever they want. >> reporter: democrats he argues are not truly against the border wall that they supported barriers in the past. he s

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schima willa is set to rthis evening. she finally got a waiver to allow her into the u.s. she is a yemeni native and she was banned from coming to the u.s. under the trump administration's travel ban against several countries. in the meantime her son has been dying. he is at children's hospital in oakland. he has a rare brain disease and he is about to be taken off life support. once she got that waiver yesterday she booked a flight now on her way and set to arrive at sfo tonight. she had that victory of being able to come to the u.s. but now has to face the unimaginable tragedy that obviously no parent would ever want to deal with once she arrives. >> that family is dealing with a lot. anne makovec live at the news desk this morning. thank you. >>> time now 6:08. a new group of bay area immigrants are concerned they could be targeted for deportation. >> and a bay area singer is locked in a battle over plans to replace an old water tank. >> well we are kicking off our wednesday with cool and foggy conditions. we're tracking two weather systems that will bring some rain for

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. >> reporter: dozens of yemeni americans came to the international terminal to welcome shame us willacupation and also to draw attention to what they say are the inequities of the trump administration travel ban. can you tell the mother was completely overwhelmed by the situation. who wouldn't be? she had a long plane ride, first time to the united states. and you could see that she was just overwhelmed by the situation with all those cameras in her face. she has been through one heck of an ordeal, first experiencing the pain of a mother whose son has this terrible condition and, second, gaining a soes to the country -- access to the country. she reached out to the embassy some 28 times. she worked hard to come to the united states. it was ultimately the media attention that really forced the state department to grant this waiver. this is what her husband said just a short time ago. >> this is the most difficult time for our family. but we are blessed to be together. i ask you to respect our privacy as we go through this with our son. the muslim ban passed hurts yemen american familie

willa: by arrangement focus heavily on fiscal reforms in the banking sector.ervice is one of the key areas in this problem. , but going to be difficult this is the priority for the president and our government. we will stay focused and deliver as much as we can. i note 2019 is the year of two elections, but for the government it is an opportunity to do work that does not require the of the mentation. anna: i know you have raised some money in the international bond markets with a $2 billion sale, what appetite the you gauge there is for ukrainian debt at the moment? oksana: this problem opens up the possibility for us to continue with the world bank, and yesterday in addition to the $750 million which we can use for a. we are working with the european union on the market financial assistance. also we will focus on privitiz ation next year. matt: i am sitting here in berlin where as you know our german chancellor has backed vladimir putin's pipeline. in recent days, we have seen the european union and the u.s. congress come out with nonbinding resolutions again

here is the latest picture of sheamus willa holding her son, abdullah. the 2-year-old has a rare brain disorder. his father is a u.s. citizen, but his mother needed a visa to visit the u.s., because she's from yemen. one of the countries on the trump administration's travel ban. the family had contacted the government nearly 30 times. it took three members of congress and a lawsuit by the council on american islamic relations for the mother to receive a waiver this week. she arrived here wednesday night. her waiver allows her to remain in the u.s. with her husband and baby and begin a path toward citizenship. >>> much more ahead, including a potential addition to oakland that could change the city's downtown. >>> plus, more details announced in the departure of secretary of state james mattis. this is a retirement, or is it a separation led by many disagreements? this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's our

. >> reporter: city leaders say they're going to continue negotiating with willa and seahorse ranch workers and hopefully come up with a solution in the next six months. at half moon bay, maria medina, kpix5. >> the horse is the innocent victim here because the horse is going to do what the horse is going to do. it's up to the humans. >> a matter who cleans it up. >> exactly. >>> the beach has gotten a pounding. >> it has been a rough couple days at the beach, waves 25 to 40 feet. is that really going to happen? it really did. in favorite locations it got in excess of 40 feet. so yes, it was a very valid high surf warning which expires in about two hours and 40 minutes but still a high surf advisory likely tomorrow. partly cloudy skies outside, concord 64, san rafael 62, fremont 61. it is not dry everyone. one thin band of showers dancing over sonoma heading east because we have a ridge of high pressure which is way down to the south and there will be weather systems, fronts, storms, whatever you want to call it. we'll be looking at that over the next couple days. so as that ridge of high p

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biologist willa often refer to a principal --led for me sis that means like a little bit of something like a stimulant or drug might be good for you but a lot of it will be bad for you. everyone here has gotten pills on the bottle that says, take one pill twice a day with meals. you get directions on how you are supposed to take your medicine or if you have a heart condition and you go and see a position, the physician may give , which is actually a poison. drugs are poison, but they are beneficial to you if they can take the dose up to the maximum beneficial level. is everyone familiar with that principle? this happens all the time in medicine. the beneficial amount, then you go into the zone of the toxic effects. i think the history of immigration is a lot like that. what i noticed as an historian is that immigration is in a steady mode and well-controlled, it is not a prominent issue on the national agenda. spikes andmigration especially when immigration spikes and the composition of immigration is changing so that new groups are coming into the country. vietnamese.on there were vi