[christine laughs] christine: the pool doesn't open until 6:00. i have to do a bit of gym before that. david: so let me go back. what did you study in college? christine: i had a very classic education. i studied, you know, the basic subjects i suppose everybody studies, which is french, math, english, geography, history, chemistry, and physics. plus some sports, which were not so important in those days in france. david: but very often, leaders in france go to certain schools. and they go to these great, prestigious schools. did you go to one of those schools? christine: no, i failed miserably. david: because? christine: because the first time, i was in love with somebody who was going to become my husband. and i did not study very hard. and the second year, i did study really hard with a group of others who studied equally hard. and i totally missed the date of registration to actually take the various exams. david: so you became a lawyer though. and what propelled you to want to become a lawyer? christine: the death penalty. i wanted to partici

dave and christine. >> nick watt, thank you. for more on what is done to control the fires, we're joined on the phone by los angeles county fire chief tony. our heart goes out to you and the community. we know this is a difficult ordeal. if you could update us on the containment and finding those still missing. >> we are on the woolsey fire. we are not in a situation where people are missing. all people have been accounted for with our fire. we are at 30% containment and approximately 435 structures destroyed. that number is skitill climbing. we have damage assessment teams working into the area. we have a lot of issues with pass ability of roads because of power lines are down and debris in the roadways of falling rocks and whatnot. >> this is a santa ana-wind driven event. you have the winds whipping through and moving pretty quick quickly. >> yes. that's the case. the fire is driven by wind. that's the primary driver. wildfires are driven by fuel, topography or wind. wind is the issue here. it has been sustained for a number

dave and christine. >> not far away. jessica, thanks. >>> not just cold temperatures invading the northeast, but the rain, snow and ice. 31,000 customers without power in indiana. here is meteorologist derek van dam. >> good morning, dave and christine, major winter storm i am pacting dark-- impacting thet coast. across the ohio river valley and bringing moisture. we have several concerns we are monitoring. a full-on ice storm across southern indiana and portions of southwest ohio with the potential for heavy snowfall, away from the coastline and major cities included. we have the potential for white stuff on the ground from new york to boston. 80 million americans under winter weather advisory or ice storm warning. 5 to 7 inches of snow possible in st. louis today and along the spine of the appalachian mountains with snowfall in vermont and maine and new hampshire. could exceed a half a foot. 31 million people impacted by the potential of flooding from atlanta to the nation's capital. you see the rain and snowfall total

christine hunsaker is one impressive ceo. she had a big idea to use data, k technology to apply it to any business. didn't matter to her what business. that led her to the retail industry. a space that a lot of people aren't clamoring to get into these days. undeterred. she launched a clothing rental company in 2011 and used it as a case study for her bigger company castle changing the face of clothing rental and making it a turnkey service for all. >> when christine hunsaker talks about the genesis of her clothing rental company, gwynnie bee. you hardly hear the word fashion. in spite of her product, her passion is not clothing. >> my nerdy thing are marketplaces and economic models. i get excited about that. not so much whatever industry you apply that to. >> after 17 years in technology and data startup, christine wanted to do something ambitious. as for the criteria, she was product agnostic. >> we came up with three core principles, long lasting institution, use data technology to disrupt and positively impact the end li

dave and christine. >> the wait continues. ryan, thanks. >>> six days after the midterms, a big win for democrats. kyrsten sinema defeating martha mcsally. this is in the arizona senate race. sinema is the first female senator flipping the seat which had been in gop hands for decades. mcsally conceded the race on monday night in a video message on twitter. the victory means among the races settled, the senate will have 51 republicans and 47 democrats in the new congress. >>> president trump reportedly ready to fire homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. "the washington post" reported that her departure is expected in the coming weeks. the president canceled a planned trip with nielsen to the border along texas. the post reporting that the president has grumbled for months about what he views as nielsen's lack luster performance on immigration enforcement. >> let's bring in greg valliere. greg, so good to see you this morning. i think we can throw up a live picture of broward county where they are still counting votes. s

polo, christine. >> nick watt there. the incoming mexican government is denying any deal was made with the trump administration for asylum seekers to remain in mexico while the cases are deciding. "the washington post" reporting that the plan would require those seeking asylum to stay south of the border. the plan emerged after a meeting with mexico's foreign secretary and u.s. officials, including secretary of state mike pompeo and homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. >> olga sanchez saying they agreed -- to the remain in mexico policy. in a statement, she backed off saying the new administration doesn't plan to make mexico a third safe country for migrants. she will help ensure they get help and food and shelter. >>> today, former trump adviser george papadopoulos will have to start his 14-day prison sentence for lying to investigators. twice in the last ten days, papadopoulos asked the federal judge to delay his sentence. he is in plea negotiations with robert mueller's office. the special counsel is pursuing

dave and christine. >> thank you, evan. one issue on the moscow project was to give a $50 million penthouse unit to putin as a gift. the plan was to place the russian president in the building to enhance the value and prestige to would-be buyers. cohen discussed the idea with a putin representative. it is not clear if then candidate trump was informed of the putin plan. >>> special counsel robert mueller looking into the role of the president's children in the trump tower moscow project. ivanka trump and donald trump jr. worked independently on the project. the attorney for ivanka trump refused to speak on the record. >>> president trump immediately on offense reacting to news of cohen's plea. his go-to attack of his former trusted attorney is weak and a liar. trying to save his own skin. >> he's a weak person and by being weak, unlike other people you watch, he is a weak person and what he's trying to do is get a reduced sentence. he is lying about a project that everybody knew about it. he's a weak person and not a very s

polo, christine. >> nick watt. again, it is open now. >>> george papadopoulos will have to start his 14-day prison sentence for lying to federal investigators in the russia probe. he pleaded guilty last year. twice in the last ten days, he asked the federal judge to delay the sentence. now roger stone associate says he is in plea negotiations with the robert mueller office. he is claiming he is the intermediary between stone and wikileaks. >> and alan dershowitz says the mueller report could be devastating to the president when it comes out. when it happens is the big question right now. dershowitz says the report could be held up by acting attorney general matthew whitaker. >> when the report is made public and that is a hard question concerning the new attorney general has the issue to decide when to make it public. it will be made public probably with a response alongside. >> dershowitz obviously confident it is not if, but when. whitaker is a long time critic of the russia probe. mueller cannot release the repo

christine. >> awful. thank you for that. >>> turkey's chief prosecutor says saudi agents strangled "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi almost immediately after entering the consulate in istanbul. then dismembering the body. they denied extradition to all 18 suspects in the case and now a gruesome theory of what happened to khashoggi's remains. let's bring in jomana karadsheh live in istanbul. jomana, good morning. what are we learning? >> reporter: good morning, dave. after weeks of speculation and leaks that we had from unnamed turkish officials here, this was the first statement from the chief prosecutor who is overseeing the criminal investigation. in the statement, they say the investigation has concluded and that jamal khashoggi was strangled to death immediately after entering the building behind me. the saudi consulate on october 2nd. his body was dismembered and destroyed. it is unclear what they mean by destroyed. "the washington post" is reporting according to senior turkish official wh

>> there are divisions, christine. i think he cannot come back empty handed with the michael cohen swirling. he at least has to have a good atmosphere and nice dinner and photo op. more than that, the two leaders have to agree to jump start the talks this winter. >> other than that xi meeting which is most pivotal here. he canceled the meeting with vladimir putin. no expected meeting with mbs, crown prince mohammed bin salman. what else do you have your eye on that could be consequential over the weekend? >> over the weekend, more leaks, dave, from the mueller team. more speculation about who gets indicted. this is not just about collusion. this is about perjury. that is the old standby. it is about obstruction of justice and money laundering. as the weekend unfolds, a lot of speculation of what comes next from mueller. i think indictments are imminent. >> the president tweeting this morning not about the g20 or trade deal that could be on the way and not usmca, but the guilty plea from his personal lawyer michael cohe

dave and christine. >> jeff zeleny, thank you. retiring senator jeff flake threatening to do what he can do to block the presidential nominees unless bipartisan legislation protecting robert mueller gets a floor vote. retiring jeff flake will not vote yes, unless the protections of robert mueller proceed. there was a floor vote that was blocked that flake and chris coons is pushing. >> flake says legislation is necessary after the president fired jeff sessions and named matt whitaker as acting attorney general. whitaker has been openly critical of the mueller probe. >> with the firing of the attorney general and in my view, the improper installation of the acting attorney general, who has not been subject to confirmation by this body, the president now has the investigation in his sights and we all know it. >> other senate republicans say the measure is not needed because the president is not about to fire mueller. >>> democrats gaining two more seats in the house of representatives as races in california and new jersey are called

here is meteorologist pedram javaheri with the latest. >>> good morning, dave and christine. weather not helping out the last couple of weeks. frankly the last couple months. the drought monitor with extreme drought across the western united states. in fact, los angeles, santa moni monica, sacramento, the last time the areas saw rainfall was .50 some seven to eight months ago. with high pressure in place, it will not change much. looking at the long-range models. the next bet for rainfall is ten days out on thanksgiving. this trend is where they are stuck in that situation for the fire concerns in southern california and critical concern in the northern part of the state. humidity down to 3% to 4%. even in the early morning hours. the mountainous winds could see 70 miles per hour through this afternoon. that is really playing a significant role where the smoke is going. by saturday, it was pushing inland. by sunday, pushing away from land. we feel this pattern will repeat in the next couple days for the next weather improvement on wednesday. guys. >>> thank you, pedram. the p

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anything to entertain us. >> i'm christine romans. 32 minutes past the hour. entertained with four short days until midterms. the president is all-in on the single strategy. scare about the southern border. he will sign executive order tightening u.s. asylum rules. the commander in chief also says he has this stark warning about the border. >> they want to throw rocks at our military. our military fights back. we're going to consider and i tell them consider a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider a rifle. >> quick fact check. cnn has reported one clash of migrants and troops on sunday, but the violent. the u.s. official says the military will operate under standard rules and only use force in self defense. the president took the midterms pitch to missouri attacking birthright citizenship. >> the crazy, lunatic policy that we can end -- that we can end. it is called, you know, birth tourism. where pregnant mothers from all over the world travel to america to make their children instant life-long citizens w

christine and dave. >> jim, thank you. i mentioned axel rose in the last segment. >>> if you asked the president the migrant caravan is bigger than the media reporting, this is how he put it to jonathan karl at abc. >> you have caravans coming up that look larger than reported. i'm pretty good at estimating crowd size. they look a lot bigger. >> i'm pretty good at estimating crowd size. he is going after paul ryan. should be focused on holding majority rather than opinions on birthright citizenship. something he knows nothing about. in the interview with the kentucky radio station, paul ryan says you cannot end birthright citizenship with executive order. ted cruz last night on fox news has not seen any constitutional argument that says you can do that with executive order. no one stepping up to say that's the right path. >>> the midterm blitz is taking the president to arizona. claire mccaskill has help from a possible 2020 contender joe biden. >> you have her running against c claire who says he supports pre-existing con

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. the president will board air force one later for argentina. he will press xi jinping to open the markets or face a deepening trade war. he alsos has -- he also has meeting with south korean president moon and japanese prime minister abe and german chancellor angela merkel. >>> the russians say the meeting with president's putin and trump is set for saturday morning on the g20 sidelines if it happens. the russian conflict is sure to come up. president trump said he doesn't like the moscow election. the foreign ministry suggests that the west knew about or planned the naval confrontation in the kerch strait. the russian court in crimea ordering two months detention for all 24 ukrainian sailors being held for trial. let's bring in fred pleitgen near the kerch strait near russia. fred, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we are on the kerch strait. the three ships impounded by the russians still on the other end of the bridge you see behind me at the kerch strait. you see the r

christine and dave. >> thank you. roger stone associate jerome corsi refusing to sign the plea deal. mueller thought to be interested in corsi because he was known to be the back channel to wikileaks. stone's association with the team was life being interrogated as a p.o.w. in the korean war. he said they can put me in prison the rest of my life. i will not sign a lie. of. >>> the -- lie. >>> the president dismissing the claims of climate change. the report contains a warning of global health and losing billions of dollars every year with the extreme heat in the southwest and major are decli--r declines in corn and dairy. what does the president think about his own administration's assessment? >> i have seen it. it is fine. >> did you see the economic impact? >> i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> some 1,600 pages. 300 government scientists. this nation's top climate experts. not an international panel. these are american scientists. >> the study was supposed to come out in december, but it was released

christine and dave. back to you. >> nick, thank you so much. the worst air in the world is in northern california right now. >>> first fire and now rain. a series of storms forecast to hit california into the holiday weekend. the national weather service issued a flash flood watch for the camp fire area. that means the threat of mudslides and debris flows could affect the sites, including the butte county fairgrounds. >> it has been rough. >> indoor shelter is available, but most of the evacuees say they don't want to sleep there because of the norovirus that is going around. >>> with more on the rain in california and the cold headed to the east coast for thanksgiving, here is meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> good morning. you think rain would be good for california, it will be for the drought, but the burn scars will cause a mess. two systems bringing significant rain. the first on wednesday. already tomorrow raining and heavily at times. we get a break through thursday, but thursday night and friday, we have yetrain. by the time all is said an

christine and dave. >> thank you. president trump dismissing the warning of the dire consequences of climate change. findings with ominous warning of health and the economy could lose hundreds of billions of dollars every year with the extreme heat in the southwest. major declines in corn and dairy production. what does the president think about his own government scientists' assessment? >> i have seen it. i read some of it. it's fine. >> did you see the economic impact? >> i don't believe it. no, no. i don't believe it. >> the study was supposed to come out in december, but released by the administration on black friday when few americans were paying attention. it was conducted by 13 federal agencies and departments with over 300 climate scientists. one was katharine hayhoo. i wrote the climate chapter myself. the white house says it is false. she will be on "new day" later this morning. >>> general motors will cut production at five facilities in north american and reduce the work force by 15%. including a quarter o

christine. christine has written a book called "campaign boot camp" and she's on the circuit as well now with her book. next is my daughter jacqueline, who lives in texas. she has three little boys. nancy karine has two children. she lives in arizona. our son, paul, who lives in california. and then the only child born in california is alexandra. and she lives now in new york with her husband and her two babies. brian: what does nancy karine do? ms. pelosi: she's a sweetheart. she's in the hospitality. she has two children. that's her main occupation. raising her family. a little boy, alexander, 11, and her daughter, madeline, who is 9. and she is in the hospitality business. she loves people. it's no wonder that she is. brian: what part of california? ms. pelosi: she lives in texas. i'm sorry, did i say california? she lives -- i'm sorry. nancy karine lives in arizona in scottsdale, arizona. see, my husband and i when we had our five children and they were grown, we thought we were entitled to

dave, christine? >> all right. scott mclean in malibu for us. >>> more than 13 million people, 13 million people in california under red flag warnings. want to get straight to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning. yet another day where we're watching carefully to see how things play out. extreme concern for fire weather behavior includes los angeles county down toward san diego county where humidities will struggle to get above 5%. we know the winds will be gusty at times. weaker than yesterday at least. take a look, containment to the north for the camp fire up to 35%. officials saying november 30th, that's the target date for containment, and fully containment across the region. to the south, we're up to 40% containment. uncertain as far as when conditions will be good enough to put the fire out in its entirety, at least contain it in its entirety. the forecast for this afternoon yet again, 35 to 50 miles per hour. tell you what, that is plenty strong here to cause the fires to continue spreading into n

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. here's "new day." >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, it is "new day," tuesday, november 20th, 6:00 in new york. we do begin with breaking news. a federal judge blocks the white house from denying asylum claims to immigrants to cross the southern border illegally. a u.s. district judge in san francisco issuing a temporary restraining order and telling the trump administration to, again, accept asylum claims from migrants no matter where or how they enter

dave and christine. >> oh, boy. ryan nobles, thank you. >>> in georgia, the state democratic party for governor stacey abrams is suing for the halting of the provisional ballots in the governor's race. right now, republican candidate brian kemp leads with 50.3% of the vote. if that drops below 50%, it automatically forces a run-off. the kemp campaign argues there are not enough ballots to force a run-off. cnn has not projected a winner in the race. the democrats lawsuit claims that more than 1,000 absentee ballots were wrongly counted and the judge requested that they be recounted. 5,000 votes were counted this weekend. most absentee or mail-in votes. nearly all of the votes were for her. >>> in the arizona race, kyrsten sinema's lead over martha mcsally is widening. as of sunday afternoon, sinema held a 30,310 vote advantage. sinema's campaign manager believes there are more democratic votes left to be counted than republican. president trump casting doubt on the election's legitimacy despite no evidence of fraud.

. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, november 5th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. the midterms are one day away. 26 hours until polls open in the east deciding the 35 senate races and 36 races for governor. a new nbc news have democrats with an edge in the ballot. the latest washington post poll shows 69% of registered voters under 40 say they are certain they will vote. that is up from 44% in the last midterms. a lot riding on if democrats can flip the house. cnn political director david chalian with the breakdown. >> 7 0 districts in play. republican? 31 in yellow. true toss ups. of those, 30 of them are currently held by republicans. >> the president going all out in the home stretch holding three rallies today in three states. ohio, illinois and missouri. he will be joined by a special guest. someone from an actual television network. sean hannity of fox news. so much for fair and balanced. on sunday, the president was in georgia and tennessee. he repeated his warnings about the migrant caravan. the first members reached mexico city which is 500 miles away. >>

dave and christine. >> just remarkable. terrifying for the kids. i think there will be a lot of discussion about the evacuation plans there and how people were alerted and why so many people in the midst of the fires and flames were on the move. >> governor brown talked about having a plan next time whether it is a shelter. >>> ahead, don't expect to see condoleezza rice coaching the cleveland browns, but she is using a shocking espn report to push for more women in the football coaching ranks. welc te where go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance company or go online for your free decision guide about the only medicare suppleme

. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the president will board air force one later for argentina. the future of global trade and security on the line. he will press xi jinping to open the markets or face a deepening trade war. he is sharon -- sharpening his tone with russia. he also has meeting with south korean president moon and japanese prime minister abe and german chancellor angela merkel. turkish president erdogan and prime minister modi. >>> the russians say the meeting with president's putin and trump is set for saturday morning on the g20 sidelines if it happens. the russian conflict is sure to come up. president trump said he doesn't like the moscow election. the foreign ministry suggests that the west knew about or planned the naval confrontation in the kerch strait. the issue isses can -- the issue is escalating tensions with moscow and ukraine. the russian court in crimea ordering two months detention for all 24 ukrainian sailors being held for trial. let's bring in fred pleitgen near the kerch strait near ru

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. 31 minutes past the hour. some say their commute is 45 minutes was eight hours. eight hours to get home. the front of "the post" tells the story. no joke. that is a mess. >> they closed the second and third floors and would not let people up to where the buses are locacate located. >> find a bar. >> happy friday. we start with big news overnight. references to wikileaks founder julian assange in an unsealed court filing suggesting he may be criminally charged. it could have significant implications for the mueller investigation. assange made a name for himself leaking government secrets including on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> federal prosecutors referenced assange by accident in a filing last week while arguing to keep an unrelated case sealed. they wrote, no other procedure is likely to keep confidential in the fact that assange has been charged. joining us now is hadas gold. what was that? >> reporter: christine, this is an incredible story because of how we are learning of the charges and the stri

fred. >> reporter: christine, hi. the fact the countries are slated to buy oil from iran, tehran, the government in tehran, sees that as a victory over the united states. they say the u.s. liblinked on this. the presideresident roussefhass said this is a defeat on iran. a lot of people are angry at the u.s. china is on the list. that is a surprise. the chinese have come out and criticized the trump administration saying they don't believe what they call their trade ties which they say are legitimate should be infringed upon by the united states. you see the iranians believing that the waivers are in place could be a lifeline for their oil and gas industry which is still set to be hit quite hard by the sanctions. you have the military drills you were talking about. iranians coming out with details today. they tested a surface-to-air missile system with a new radar and range of 100 miles. that is interesting. cnn learned that apparently there was a request from cent-com for a beefed up military presence in the persian g

christine? >> all right. nick paton walsh in kiev, thank you. >>> to the latest on our southern border. we're learning the main shelter housing central american migrants in tijuana is at least three times above capacity, housing almost 6,000 people. cnn crews visiting the makeshift shelter finding squalid conditions. cnn's leyla santiago in tijuana with the latest. >> reporter: dave and christine, this makeshift shelter, these tents, state officials here say already three times, at least three times over capacity. more than 5,000 central american migrants are now calling this the home of the caravan. and resources are now becoming a concern. not only for the mayor of tijuana and state officials but for the migrants themselves. they tell me that food has become an issue, many are saying that there is not enough of it, and the food that is available will take hours and hours in line to get. and then let me walk you through here. this is -- these are the bathrooms. i want to point out what you may be able to hea

dave and christine. >> ivan watson live in indonesia. thank you. >>> the fiancee of murdered journalist jamal khashoggi penned an op-ed calling on the international community to hold his killers accountable. writing the trump administration is devoid of moral foundation. looking through the prism of cynical self interests. >> she continues, i know that governments operate not on feelings, but mutual interests. they must ask a fundamental question. if the democracies of the world do not take the steps to bring the perpetrators of the act, what more are they left with? >>> the president asking to draft a deal with china. the report reveals a phone call with president trump and xi jinping. he said we talked about many subjects with the emphasis on trade. those discussions are moving along nicely. with moo with meetings scheduled at the g20 summit in argentina. that deal would hopefully end the trade war with the u.s. and china. in a statement from the foreign ministry, the spokesperson says both countries should find an acceptable deal. jus

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. not a fan of the gender-reveal party -- >> not that one -- >> in particular. glad we missed it. wednesday, november 28th, 5:00 a.m. in east. we start with the latest on the russia investigation. we have a much clearer idea what special counsel robert mueller may know about trump confident roger stone's effort to get documents from wikileaks. cnn has obtained draft court documents apparently written by mueller's office. they cite emails between stone and his associate, right-wing author jerome corsi, during the 2016 campaign. in them, stone pushes corsi to get in team coverage with wikileaks' founder julian assange, and corsi reports back assange has document dumps that will damage hillary clinton in the works. sara murray with more. >> reporter: good morning. jerome corsi's legal troubles could be giving a glimpse into special counsel robert mueller's potential collusion case. corsi, an associate of roger stone, shared a pile of draft documents with cnn that allegedly show stone pushi

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is friday, november 16th. for the tenth day we are waking up wondering when the midterms end. >>> we will get to that shortly and we start with references to wikileaks founder over court filings which he may be criminally charged. it could have significant implications for the mueller investigation. assange leaked government secrets on the wars on iraq and afghanistan. federal prosecutors referenced assange by accident in a filing last week while arguing to keep an unrelated case sealed. they wrote, quote, no other procedure is likely to keep confidential in the fact that assange has been charged. >> a spokesman for the eastern district of virginia said the court filing was made in error. he declined to comment if there are charges against assange or what the error was or if it was run in the first place. "the wall street journal" reports that the prosecutor is preparing to charge assange. he has been living in the ecuador embassy since 2012. an indictment has painted wikileaks as a tool of russian intelligenc

dave and christine. >> thank you. whitaker told cnn in 2017 he believed robert mueller's investigation to be neutralized without having to fire the special counsel. >> i could see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced with a recess appointment. that attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller, but reduces the budget so low that his investigation grinds to a halt. >> in a cnn op-ed, whitaker said mueller was crossing a red line by looking into the finances of trump. he vowed to run a fair department with high ethical standards. >>> you may want to remember richard neal. he is expected to chair the house ways and means committee. he is the guy who would ask to see the president's tax returns. >> neal tells lauren fox, he hopes the president will release them voluntarily, but doesn't sound hopeful. >> if the request is made, i don't expect that afternoon we will see the tax forms. i think we will do what we have to do. then see where the road takes us and the path we travel. if there is a legal fight, which i suspect

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dave, christine? >> all right. scott mclean in malibu for us. >>> eye-popping deficit numbers from the treasury department. the u.s. government is spending so much more than it takes in, the budget deficit topped $100 billion last month. here are the numbers -- the deficit up almost 60% from the same month last year. government spending growing twice as fast as revenue. more spending on medicare, defense, interest payments. at the same time, those big corporate tax cuts mean less money is coming in. adding to the pile of debt the trump administration inherited from the obama years, the national debt for anyone who cares in washington, which is no one, now tops $21 trillion. $21 trillion -- >> for anyone who cares. i thought the president was going to pay down the national debt in eight years -- >> cut the national debt in eight years. he said it on the campaign trail. that was obviously hyperbole. impossible. >> he hammered president obama for the growing deficits. >>> okay, a cold case cracked in ohio. who police

>> christin ayers joins us now with an original report, christin? >> this is about a brutal murder that happened in 2013 in san francisco. the victim's family still hasn't seen justice and the suspects are still in jail waiting for their day in court. so who's to blame? there's a lot of finger pointing going on, but we may have stumbled upon at least one reason. >> i feel like it's not going to happen. >> reporter: sherry and her daughter maylina aren't holding out much hope. >> it's his birthday. >> reporter: it's been four years since sherry's son ronnie goodman was murdered in san francisco's mission district. after police release third-degree video, hersavier, and louis were charged in the murder. the trial keeps getting pushed back over and over. >> the assigned district attorney on the homicide team is at another jury trial at this point in time. >> reporter: emotions boiled over outside the courtroom. the family says prosecutors keep coming up with excuses for why ronnie's murder case has dragged on for four years. >> there is no justice at t

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. >> kpix 5's christin ayers has been following the race live in oakland hi christin. >> i spoke to libby schaaf just a little bit earlier today. she said she's not counting her chickens just yet. if we look at the numbers coming in there are 13% of precincts reporting at this point. she has a very commanding lead. and she told us that tonight and i can attest to this myself, this party has the feel of a victory party. you know, not in the least because we saw the mayor dancing a little victory dance earlier this evening toin in showing her with a lead of 65% over her opponents this evening. she told us that she took no vote for granted during this campaign. and she says those numbers showing her with that big lead over her opponents reflect her commitment to this city. >> oakland has not had a two-term mayor for 16 years. and so to give the city some stability i think would be a wonderful vote of confidence from oakland voters. >> schaaf says should she win tonight, she will spend the first few hours of her second term tackling some of oakland's most important problem, homelessness and i

christine, look where we are. again. >> it's just -- i saw a tweet from someone that said the worst mass shooting in 11 days which is really -- it sets you back to think of how many of these happen so often and how many of them happen in places where people are looking for solace and support. whether that's at a synagogue or listening to music. you know, the mom we just heard of -- heard from, she's talking common sense. let's find the point where is we can come together and come together. she has ever right to be furious, livid, hate every elected official for not doing anything, but she's talking about coming together. it just continues to baffle me why the nra is not willing to come to the table on anything at all. but what i do know and if anybody is feeling overwhelmed and they can't continue to fight on this, just look at that sandy hook mom. she's fighting. she's offering her heart to people who just went through the trauma she went through. so we have to find ways to come together and just re-double our ef

christine i'm wondering what your take on that is especially because you are running for office well i'm running and then i am going to run and what i'm finding in this process is is is as much as you think it's as easy as like does run for dogcatcher it is very expensive to run a campaign and just to file in california you need to pay three percent of the first year's salary to run for governor that's about three thousand five hundred dollars so even if i'm running as a performance art piece that's a significant amount of money and then like someone like gavin newsom i think raise about fifty million dollars up to now so this is not something i can pull off and to get that money you got to get a lot of but and it's a very tricky dance that i'm learning just in trying to navigate what am i going to run for how will i do this without getting a sudden stroke at whole foods collecting signatures and you know like dirt and it's like yeah i said i had to national audience gavin newsome is a very well known politician from california please continue. yeah so it's so so i get it's very tric

christine pelosi is joining me now from san francisco, and christine chairs the california democratic party's women's caucus. if her name sounds familiar, it is because she is the daughter of congresswoman and former house speaker nancy pelosi. she also wrote this book "campaign boot camp 2.0." christine, gooed to have you with us. thanks for making time. >> thank you, anna. >> so most of this record number of women electriced or re-electriced on tuesday are democrats. but putting party aside for just a moment, we'll have the first muslim women in congress, two of them, the first native american women in congress, two of them, the youngest woman ever elected to congress, possibly the first korean american immigrant woman elected to congress. that hasn't yet been called, but tell me what made all of these women candidates so appealing this midterm election? >> well, i think it is so exciting to see women come in to power. of course, for years i have watched as my mom nancy pelosi has urged women to know their power. when she got to congress, there were less than 25 women in congress. s

and international campaign led by christine dorset. and then yes. wife of the french president brought about the end of serfaty seventeen years in jail in september nine hundred ninety one. but his moroccan citizenship was immediately before that on the pretext that his father was brazilian so he and christine were again exiled to friends. to continue to criticize the moroccan government as a university teacher in paris specializing in identity and democracy in the arab world i don't know if you believe that libya could be america right life and. it left or right i will have to face but i don't believe. how to. fit me and how can as a clock for a few more seconds yet you know if you have a can because most of the you know what it can cause and there is a very. bad habit. that we cross when wessel gets to. the magic. lady feo learn from. what are you going to say that what it was was a method and i think i live market it is the area of worth and does not have a let's hard to believe it has really begun to anyone who's in the market i mean to live or

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