s of two major german call parades asap and siemens trump discussed his america first policy. trump started his visit by hosting an informal dinner for a group of some of europe's most powerful business executives and justice had been expected he wasted no time in listing his achievements for corporations i just want to say that there's been a lot of war a lot of respect for our country and a lot of money billions and billions of dollars coming into the u.s. and people are very happy with what we've done not only on the tax bill but also cutting of regulations and i think also prematurely or for a country you know if you're not a cheerleader for your company or for your country. no matter what happens or sack you don't work and that's what i did and that's what my whole group is so about his audience included top executives from corporate giants including nakia volvo bya and siemens the business leaders seated around the table describe to trump what their companies were doing in his make america great campaign trump is due to give the closing address later today of just over f

bill, all the asap services always paid. we need to go ahead and bring that bill to the floor, push the senate to do the same thing, puts our military's pay on automatic pilot. they would never have to worry. having served in the military in the u.s. army for four years, i know our military is being paid better than they were back when i was in active duty. but even still, i know too many in our military that are barely getting by on what they're paid. the last thing they need is to be in harm's way, dodging bullets or i.e.d.'s or a rocket-propelled grenade and have to be worrying whether their loved ones back in the united states are going to have the checks so they can pay their car payment, their home payment. let's pass the asap bill immediately. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair dec >> the house in recess until noon eastern today. the house is working on a $659 billion pen gone spending bill for fiscal year 2018. if the senate passes it as well, it would mean any future go

other stores i tried, they were out of stock and i had to come here and get it asap. big moment. >>> new at 6, while fans snatch up all the championship gear they can, they're shying away from adorning our most famous son in philly green. the mayor's office saying they will not put any eagles gear on the statute. why? they lost the last two time this is a decorated him. they draped a flyers sweater on billy penn in 1997 when they reached the stanley finals and red wings swept them four games to nothing back then. >> we don't want to jinx it. >> coming up all new in about 10 minutes why a set of fans in new jersey decided to keep the tv off during the birds' game last night. >>> the only place you can watch super bowl lii, count on our live coverage all day everyday for the next two weeks for info you cannot get anywhere else. >>> for breaking super bowl news, make sure you are signed up for breaking alerts and analysis and updates and all important super bowl commercials. >>> now to breaking news we're following at 6:00, comedian bill cosby about to step on stage at a

asap square is koptd min yums in 800 block of south pit street. they are vehicleing. >> we're getting a first look at dramatic dashcam video showing an accident, a police chase that it was ended in violent crash stafford country along i 95 last week after they say gregory lee killed his wife at their apartment in fredericksburg. 37 shots fired i'm hit, i'm hit. trooper northbound on 95, 142. >> that moment came after lee fivrd several times during pursuit along with deputy car he hit a troper car. they were not seriously hurt. shortly after investigators believe lee shot himself in the head and lost control of his >>> 141, 142 over 5. >> and you can see that suv flipping over in the northbound lanes. lee later died at a hospital. lee's sister told "fox5" he and wife melissa were married more than i decade and had two children believed to be home at the time of the shooting. >> new at 11 funeral arrangements were made for aramni cole shot to death at the maryland d.c. border december 28. his funeral is monday at the greater mount calvary holy churc

and we need to address this asap. >> i'm very concerned at this point. my son has had an incident at the school and i'm feeling like it's no longer safe for my son to go here. >> that student with the knife turned himself in. classes kept going. no word on possible charges in the incident. >>> checking the metro now. in the city a proposal that would refund riders whose trains or buses make them late to work. it's called the rush hour promise. you're entire fare would be refunded onto your smart trip card. metro's trying to restore confidence in the system. the rush hour promise goes before the board january 25th. if it passes the program would launch the next day. >>> today is the first day of r topper is on the traffic alert tonight. >> you might as well do it today or tomorrow in the 50s and 60s because we're back in the icebox over the weekend. some showers now beginning to move up 95, on the west side of 95, north of charlottesville. some of the activity close to callpepper. if you're east of 95 you will make it home tonight with dry conditions. but

just called 911 asap. >> reporter: he heard a noise last night but never expected this. >> i started hearing a lot of thrusts. i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over the barrier. at first it wasn't anything like serious, you know, just -- i thought it was like the rain or maybe, you know, started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heard it, too. >> i heard a roar. it was raining. i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour. i opened the door and it wasn't raining. i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant last night. east bay mud could not shut the water off right way because the car was on the hydrant so it flowed downhill toward his house for two hours. >> disbelief. i'm shocked. like i said, i've never seen anything like this happen. >> reporter: he's a renter. he rents the bottom level of this home. the man who rents the upper level, no damage up there. he says, though, he's staying in a hotel right now. he doesn't think he'll stay here. he thinks his next home will be so

whatever it was, he needed it asap. >> the guy made it into the store, found himself what he thought was a delicious bottle of wine, and when he was on his way out he was caught by authorities. and they do say, you'll be shocked to hear, he was intoxicated. >> he was tanked. >>> dogs get you every time, because they give you that look. they give you that look and you give them a snack, but when they give you that look and then you do this, that's rilo. rilo lives in tucson with meghan figueroa. >> thank you, buddy help with the groceries. >> my goodness, it helps bring the groceries in? >> only the bags with his snacks in it. if he also unpacks it and puts it in the frinl that is the grategrat e greatest dog ever. >> rilo gets a belly rub, extra bacon strips. >> so helpful. >> then there's max. max loves getting his own stick to fetch. >> it's not a stick. that's a tree, gayle. >> don't tell him that. >> i want to see him try to get that through the front door. >> oh, dogs. >> he'll have a stick for the rest of the year. >>> a man with a parachute plans to take a leap of faith. >> th

i was grabbing stuff as quickly as possible trying to get it to a higher elevation and call eed 911 asap. >> he never expected this. >> i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over the barrier. at first it wasn't anything serious, i just thought it started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heard it too. >> i heard a roar, and it was raining and i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour. i opened the door and it wasn't raining, i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant at 7:00 last night near the intersection of marlboro terrace and grizzly peak boulevard. the water could not be shut off right away because the car was on the hydrant so it flowed down hill toward jaquan's house for two hours. >> i have never seen anything like this happen. >> reporter: jaquan is a renter so he's not going to have to deal with the long-term issues with this house, he's just going to gather up his things. right now he's staying at a motel. he says he's not going to move back into this home, his next hom

. >> i'm glad that they responded asap. >> reporter: james white nose a gas leak when he smells one. wednesday night, he found himself smack in the middle of one when he got to his home on north opal street. >> smelled gas something you don't may with. >> when i first pulled up in front of my dad i smelled is smell of gas. >> reporter: alberto reyes new something was wrong when he walked in his front door and smelled gas. he he quickly grabbed his wife and eight week old daughter and got out. >> i was worried because there's so many of us in the house. my infant i was worried about her. >> a pgw arrived quickly that's pretty good because crews have been scrambling to deal with breaks and leaks since last week's stretch of single digit freezing temperatures. >> they said an hour and they came out like ten minutes. >> reporter: ann shank was lying in head will she heard the fire department knocking on her front door telling her to get out. >> telling me to come out. they have to come and get me. because i couldn't get down the stairs. >> reporter: pwg crews went to work and shut off ga

answers to the scg asap. patrick gearey, bbc news, sydney. more than 20,000 fans of irn bru have signed a petition against a planned change to its famous recipe. the manufacturer of scotland's best—selling soft drink are changing the formula to cut its sugar content by nearly half, before a government levy on sugary drinks comes into effect. lorna gordon has the details. it's been called scotland's other national drink, a fizzy beverage with its distinctive orange colour has a loyal following but the amount of sugar in irn bru is about to be halved and not everyone is happy. of sugar in irn bru is about to be halved and not everyone is happylj got up one morning after a night out, went for the usual irn bru and i was going through facebook and i heard the sad news. just don't do it. don't do it! you are not leaving out any option to get the original stuff. it's part of our culture. it's a scottish national treasure. up it's a scottish national treasure. up you come. ryan is storing bottles in his attic. he is also behind a petition calling

and let's move it asap, which is no later than the 19th of january. we yield for some questions. >> you attended the meeting yesterday. how much does the decision in san francisco at the federal court decision on daca affect or benefit the ongoing negotiations that were supposed to start today on this? >> very frankly, what we're seeking is not a temporary court order. and the court order is temporary. it's subject to appeal. what we are seeking is a permanent solution. so to the extent that the court acted as miss grisham pointed out, congresswoman grisham pointed out, it was a positive. no doubt about that. but it is not what we're seeking. what we are seeking is legislation that not only protects the d.r.e.a.m.ers, but also puts them on a path to full citizenship and participation in our country. last question for me. because i've got another meeting. >> in terms of -- obviously, we hear what democrats would like to see happen with this. what would you guys be willing to live with from republicans? is this going to be money for a border wall? what

they're prepared to call the committee into session, asap, after they have a deal and language. he's also planning to stay this weekend if needed no word on that yet. let's show you next the briefing from senate -- from house democratic leaders that just wrapped up a short while ago and more of your input later on here on c-span. ms. pelosi: thank you for being here. i stand proudly with the democratic leadership of the house of representatives. leadership of a caucus that voted overwhelmingly and with great unity to support our values and re-- in rejecting the ill-founded republican c.r. c.r.'s are a way to develop de-bill tate government. you don't quite shut it down but you debilitate the opportunity for our country to act full force as we go into the rest of the fiscal year. so on the process, our members knew that the right thing to do was to vote against the c.r., even though the republicans were advertising it as this, that, and the other thing. they hid behind little children. they put chip in there. chip is something that has been a priority of the democrats and really

they're prepared to call the committee into session, asap, after they have a deal and language. he's also planning to stay this weekend if needed no word on that yet. let's show you next the briefing from senate -- from house democratic leaders that just wrapped up a short while ago and more of your input later on here on c-span.

therepublicans in republican president, the republican house, republican bill andt this tax rammed it through asap. they did not have one democratic vote whatsoever, and now all of a sudden they are shutting the government down and are trying to blame the democrats for the government being shut down. why didn't they blame themselves, because they had enough people to keep the .overnment open i am on social security, my family is on social security, and our payments stopping or what? i do not see any harm in them little kids who were born in the united states stay in the united states. they are trying to shift them across the pond and i do not feel like that is fair. your callsof momentarily. we also expect to take you to the white house briefly for their update. we expect it will be sarah sanders, but that should be coming up shortly. we will have live coverage once it gets underway. while we wait, i will show you a brief conversation after the house came in for an update on where things stand legislatively in the house and senate with kelly made rick. joining us by phone from capitol hill is the

other stores were out of stock and i had to get it asap. >> reporter: it means a big thing for small shops like nicole. >> messages, when can i get it and what do you have left? >> reporter: she's making one-of-a-kind gear for eagles fans that want to stand out. >> anything to make them feel different and unique and better shape. >> reporter: the birds get ready to fly to minnesota, stores are expecting fans will continue flocking to represent their team. >> here, they're going to to their normal hours and includes the underdog shirt. nbc10 news. >> we checked today and found flights from philadelphia to minnesota will cost you about $1,000. and renting an rv vehicle, if you don't mind the 1200 miles drive, all for about 1200 bucks for the week. >> you break that down, sleeping for eight, even four couples, you can get away for as little as 500, 600 bucks for an entire week's vacation. >> you still need the super bowl ticket. triple-a has the flight, the car, hotel and a game ticket. fans can expect cold and snow. >> what fans are in for there. >> it's a good thing it's not today. ab

. >> let's do this, i want certainly my first point asap, all right. that's the definition. we need to know how people are defining riskyest and it's an arbitrary definition and i want bench marks and clarity so we work if the same session. you would agree we can get that done quickly? i think we can -- what i'm hearing is i think the establishment of the watch list. that also can get done quickly? and the establish of the concrete goals is what you need a little bit more time in? >> i can't say that the watch list is established quickly, because we have to determine the criteria and the definitions to be approved by the board as far as how we are evaluating who we put on a watch list. i think -- i mean, we certainly if we can bring that by july, we will be prepared to bring it. if we aren't prepared to bring it it might be pushed for another three months. >> can i speak to this a little bit since i've been working with staff trying to get it done. >> yes, of course you can. i feel like this is a set up. >> what's a set up? >> you take one motion and you say yes and then

it happened to residents living at the saint asap. the cars were parked in underground garage secured by rolling garage door. alexandria police say a total of 8 cars had avarious parts stolen. >>> we're getting a first look at dramatic dashcam showing a chase ending with violent crash in stafford country along i 95 last week after deputies say gregory lee killed his wife at their narment fredericksburg. >> 373 shots fired i'm hit, i'm hit, one hit the windshield and trooper northbound 95. >>> that came after investigators say lee fired several times during the pursuit. along with deputy's car he hit a trooper's car. they were not seriously hurt. shortly after they believe lee shot himself in the head and lost control of suv. >> rollover, rollover, 142 over 5. >> you can see it right there on right of your screen that suv flipping over in the northbound lanes. lee later died at the hos hospital. rye's sister told "fox5" he and his wife melissa were married ten years and have two children that may have been >>> a former school assistant

i just got stuff as quickly as possible, trying to get it to higher elevation and i just called 911 asap. >> he heard a noise last night, but never expected this. >> i started hearing a loud thrust and i looked in the backyard and all this water started coming over, like, the barrier. and at first, it wasn't anything, like, serious, i thought it was the rain, it just started raining really hard. >> reporter: his neighbors heart it too. >> i heard a roar and it was raining, and i thought, gee, that must be a huge downpour, i opened the door and it wasn't raining and i heard the roar. >> reporter: it wasn't rain but a car crash that caused the rush of water. a car hit a hydrant at 7:00 last night near the intersection of marlboro terrace and east bay boulevard. the fire department couldn't shut the hydrant down right away so it flowed downhill toward jaquan's house for two hours. >> i have never seen anything like this happen. >> reporter: jaquan is a renter, so he's not going to have to deal with the long-term issues of this house, he's just going to have to gather up his things. right no

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let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

text messages involving fbi officials and the mueller investigation and new demands of a be encumbered asap. stick around. we are live from jerusalem. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. lawmakers are coming over several hundred pages of newly released texts between the two key fbi players connected to the hillary clinton email investigation at the mall or special investigation. it's potentially thousands of missing text messages that are getting all the attention tonight. let's go back to washington and chief national correspondent ed henry. >> breaking tonight, sources close to dev a new tell fox he and other republicans are moving to begin the process of publicly releasing that four page memo at the center of allegations that obama officials at the justice department and fbi conducted surveillance of trump officials. these sources say devin nunes and two colleagues, trey gowdy and bob goodlatte, and the fbi's house judiciary chair, going through the steps they have to take to release them on much of the public by early february. under pressure tonight, the fbi is demanding a copy of th

. >> juan: kimberly, what did you think that they asap? >> kimberly: i was disappointed. i would've liked them to acknowledge a tremendous achievement because it's good for the country. people are tired of seeing the partisan politics. if you applauded that, there is credibility and integrity and authenticity. why wouldn't you be happy about that achievement, whether or not you feel it was partly due to president obama or not. the point is, the outcome is what you should be focused on. it is impactful to people's lives. >> juan: in terms of outreach, he said we did away with the individual mandate. doesn't call for repeal. we did away with the individual mandate and then says why aren't people standing curbing that they don't agree. >> greg: if you don't like someone who does something good, you overestimate the situation and you underestimate the position. if tom brady wins, it's not because he's great. it's because of the rest. in this case if donald trump does something good, you overestimate the situation. it's not him. it's the previous administration. and then you u

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. >> i'm glad that they responded you know asap. >> when i first pulled up i smelled a first smell of gas. >> reporter: alberto reyes new something was wrong when he walked in the front door and smell gas. he grabbed his wife and eight week old daughter and got out. >> i was nervous. more so because there's so many in the house and my infant i was worried about her. >> reporter: pgw crew arrived quickly pretty good given the fact that pgw crews like city work department workers have been scrambling to deal with breaks and leaks since last week's stretch of the single digit cold temperatures. >> they said an hour and they came out like ten minutes. >> i have to stay out. i want to be in my bed. >> reporter: ann shank was lying in bed when she heard the fire department knocking on her front door telling her to get out. >> telling me to come out. they have have to come and get meme i couldn't get down the stairs. >> reporter: pgw crews went to work and shut off gas to the block and located the leak and started repairs. neighborneighbors were allowed n while they fixed the gas line. alber

give me an ambulance here asap. >> pennsville officer's alive despite nearly getting slammed into during a traffic stop. he was talking to the driver you heard him when another car hit his patrol car which then hit the car he had stopped. the officer and the driver are both okay. now the driver of the other car however has serious injuries. >>> caught on camera in in order. seven-year-old taken away in handcuffs. taken away in handcuffs accused of attacking his teacher. a teacher took the boy out of cafeteria because the teacher said he was playing with his food. the teacher also says that he then punched her and fought with her until they both fell which is when he pulled her hair. he ended up at the principal's office. school police say they handcuffed him to prevent him from hurting anyone else. his parents agree with the suspension but say those handcuffs, well, they went too far. >>> all right. kathy, it's january of course. so we got little snow in the forecast. >> we got a little snow, lucy. we're talking about snow moving in with a clipper. it's in western pa right now during the

the question once again, do you do it asap to get your refund and your money back faster? >> not thinking of it kyet on m part anyway. it's always interesting to get your thoughts. we'll keep you posted as this goes on. >> february, clearly our cpa did not sway anybody to do it right away. >> it's hard to focus at this moment. >> until after the super bowl. >> exactly. >> have to have that first. >>> the weather's not been very taxing these days. >> da, ding ding. >>> high clouds, skies are bright. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera, looking out toward, looks like it's looking toward the north bay. in any event, we have clouds hanging around under bright skies. we'll see high clouds continuing to linger during the overnight hours, but they'll clear out just a little bit. we have dry days ahead through the weekend and through next sunday. and wae'll have near record warmth. it will feel like late spring. it will be a little cooler in some spots. temperatures dropping into the upper 30s. right around the bay we'll see lows in the low to mid-40s. so it will be

i favor getting it done, but first we have to open up the government and i want to do that asap. >> all right, congressman leonard lance, thank you. >> thank you, yasmin. >>> all right, women are running for office in record numbers. i'm going to speak with two of them after the break. we're also live in las vegas, everybody, where a major rally is under way to launch a nationwide voter registration drive. we'll be right back. i was managy moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infons, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections andancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before tr

. >> calling on the cdc to send their best team to new york asap. >> the epidemic is causing lots of changes in behavior. there was no wine offered from a communal cup at catholic masses in buffalo this weekend. at my own church on sunday, the pastor suggested anybody who didn't want to shake hands while wishing other congregants peace should feel free not to. experts say get the shots. we still have weeks left in the season. >> bret: dangerous time. thank you. 15 medicaid recipients in kentucky are suing the federal government in an attempt to block new rules requiring them to work in order to keep their taxpayer-funded health coverage. critics say the move will result in fewer needy people receiving health care. senior correspondent mike tobin looks at both sites. >> full-time worker, tara is in the cross hairs of kentucky's work requirement for medicaid. she was sidelined with severe depression. now she works 15 hours a week and picks up side jobs. the work requirement would mandate 20 hours a week. you seem able-bodied. >> i am able-bodied. except for a problem called mental illn

clinton, if this was hillary clinton, i guarantee republicans would be calling for her resignation asap. >> this is the hypocrisy with the republican party. you listed every single thing the republicans used to stand for. family values. being able to stay this is wrong, step aside. part of it is this idea they've tasted power. they actually want to stay in power. and they'll do it at any cost. they also know if they start cleaning house too quickly, it's something that's going to impact them for the 2018 elections and they don't want to reshuffle that so quickly. >> i don't think -- i'm not befuddled at all frankly. it's been going on for a long time. the republican party has asserted who it is, what it is, certainly over last year and a half. but i think the larger point is that this is actually, you know, it could look teflon in so many ways because yes, everything moves quickly. the news cycle just keeping turning over. but i think the republicans are paying a terrible price -- >> where? >> -- both in generic ballots and what could be the midterms and erosion of the republican base.

let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

enrolled agent with h & r block in san jose who told us we all have a reason to get those returns in asap. >> if you're going, well, no one has told me that my identity isn't stolen, i have no worries. well, probably someone has already stolen it, you just don't know it yet. >> to protect your tax refund and ward off tax return fraud file your tax return as i mentioned as soon as possible. choose direct deposit and if the irs notifies you it received your tax return before you file it, report that immediately to the irs and the federal trade commission. if someone files a fraudulent return on your behalf you can get your money back but should note it could take months. >>> sonoma county leaders reportedly considering a measure that may shape on how many areas bounce back from last year's wildfires. supervisors want to make sure people buying in those burn zone properties in unincorporated parts of the county intend to live in those homes that were built there. now, they are debating banning short term vacation rentals in those areas. supervisors enacted a temporary ban after the fires, th

the senate bipartisan group, the brown and durbin group, both in the meeting today, is trying to meet asap to take this momentum and try to get actual outline or maybe a bill going in the next week and a half. now that statement that john pointed to, where the president said, you guys come up with something, i'll agree to it, whatever it is. some of those are skeptical that are the case. a senator said that he thinks actually white house may negotiate or chief of staff, john kelly, former homeland security secretary john kelly. is going to say what the white house wantish fact tonight we know they gave him a list of things they're interested in on security. so, they have narrowed the scope, given themself a chance at a deal here but details are still undecided. >> woodruff: we also know, lisa, you covered this for a long time, the view in the senate among republicans on immigration can be very different from the views in the house of representatives. >> reporter: some of what lindsey graham said, most important thing about this meeting was the president weighing in saying i am behind this

let's take that to the table, get the deal done asap. maybe as soon as tonight or tomorrow, and let's get on with it. >> shannon: the attitudes of both of you give hope to americans at home who want to see resolution from the right or the left side of the aisle. thank you both for your time and being with us late tonight on this important night. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: kevin cork joins us now, it is in the morning, we're officially on saturday. kevin, 49 minutes into the shutdown. >> 39 minutes in, and get this, you know, on occasion you get something that you don't expect. in particular, head of state or in this case the vice president, the second in command, is on the road. you aren't sure if um hear when they're flying aboard air force two. part of a statement that we have received from the vice president en route to cairo, a shopover in ireland before continuing on. i want to share what he said about tonight's shutdown. this is one of those circumstances where a man who has experience in the senate, probably i

one of the things that cuny has done is to create the asap program, the accelerated studies acceptance programs. it's not rocket science, but it's a series of interventions that make all of the sense in the world and everybody around the table is doing them at some level and agreeing with them and the cost for degree is much lower because the success is so much higher. it's been reviewed by many independent reviewers and deemed to be quite successful. it is now being replicated by us in ohio, in california, virginia and just had a group from tennessee, and that's terrific and i think one of the things we can do is if states are laboratories of democracy and they're laboratories of innovation and we have innovation that makes sense and we know it works and the federal government has a role in providing incentives and providing encouragement and providing a means to expand that to scale. so we've been doing this in ohio for three or four years and now we're starting in california, but it works. it makes a tremendous difference in the lives of these community college students in urban are

one of the things that cuny has done is create that asap program, the accelerated studies and academic programs where we have doubled and tripled the traj situation rates over three years. it's not rocket science but it's a series of interventions that make all the sense in the world, everybody around this table is doing them at some level and would agree with them. they cost money but the cost per degree is much lower because the success is so much higher. now, it's been reviewed by many independent reviewers and deemed to be quite successful, it's now being replicated by us in ohio, in california, virginia, just had a group from tennessee. that's terrific, but what i think one of the things that we could do is if states are laboratories of democracy, they're also laboratories of innovation and when we have innovation that we know works, the federal government has a role in providing encouragement, providing a means to expand that to scale so we've been doing this in ohio for three or four years, now we're starting in california but it works, it makes a tremendous difference in the li

one of the things that cuny has done is created in asap program. it's not rocket science, but it's a series of innovations that makes all the sense. they do cost money but the cost per degree is much lower because the success is so much higher. now it's been reviewed by many independent reviewers deemed to be quite successful, it is now been replicated by us in ohio, in california, virginia, just had a group from tennessee, that's terrific, but what i think -- one of the things we could do if states are laboratory of democracy, they're laboratories of innovation and when we have innovation that makes sense that we know it works the federal government has a role i think in providing incentives, providing encouragement, providing a means to expand that to scale. so we've been doing this in ohio for three or four years, now we're just starting in california. it works. it makes a tremendous difference in the lives of these community college students in urban areas and we ought to be figuring out how to get it to scale as quickly as possible so the peop

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let's pass the asap bill immediately. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair dec >> the house in recess until noon eastern today. the house is working on a $659 billion pen gone spending bill for fiscal year 2018. if the senate passes it as well, it would mean any future government shutdown this year would not affect the military. when the house is back at noon eastern, live coverage here on c-span. this evening president trump gets his first state of the union address. he'll speak in the u.s. house chamber at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have that live here on c-span. and now on c-span take you to the senate banking committee where treasury secretary steve new chin testifying on the treasury -- mnuchin testifying on the annual treasury report. >> we called thousands of small businesses in the state of nevada. hundreds were on the line, questions were asked specifically what this new tax bill, what do you anticipate your business practices will be for this year? 90%, 90% of the small businesses

jesse: i wish to get my dream job asap rich also from new jersey. don't take my job, rich. >> what wish do you have for 2018. >> thank you very much for asking. i hope for a peaceful diplomatic resolution to the north korea missile crisis and i hope that congress cuts spending so there's an actual future for our children and grandchildren. jesse: wow. and i wish for a raise! >> that is the sound of the countdown. everybody is going in and countdown with us. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! >> thank you. jesse: and we are back counting down to 2018 and we have a special guest here at fox. kathy griffin. yeah, that's right. kathy griffin. kathy, why are you here anyway? >> i'm a fixture in times square. nothing is going to keep me from that hassle. jesse: i thought you were fired. weren't you fired from. >> i was just trying to get ahead. jesse: what have you been up to? do you have a job? >> i'm glad you asked. no. i've been working on a comedy special. i got a lot of funny jokes. you want to hear some? jesse: why not. >> wh