took a giant leap forward. thanks for watching. i look forward to having you at the event. (upbeat music) president was using tough language. democrats didn t buy it. dick durbin of illinois was in the room himself. what was that strong language? let s see, strong laj wage, there was, apologies, i don t remember specific word. what i was struck with frankly as you were as well, was just the general, profanity that was used in the room by almost everyone. the profanity prompted blow back from what mr. trump called blank hole countries. when dick durbin i had tears of rage when i heard about his peer yens. cory booker accused neilson. your silence and amnesia is complicity. controversy rocked negotiations over legal status for daca recipients. democrats say so-called dreamers have been in limbo long enough. without finding responsible compromise we are going to see the federal government shuttle down friday. they re threatening to withhold their volts on unr
growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. i thought all asians were good at math. you all look the same to me. no, where are you really from? 9/11 was your fault. how do you see out of such small eyes? go back to your country. i guess i wish that people knew. we are not all the same. we are not all the same. we are not all the same. a week long sentencing hearing began to day in michigan for larry nassar former team dak tore for u.s. women s gymnastics. he will spend the rest of his life behind bars, after pleading guilty to sexually abusing patients. as dr. jon lapook reports, nassar was forcinged to listen as victims were heard. a warning some what they said is graphic. i am jade kapua, i am a survivor. i remember being in so much pain. tears streaming down my face. i have experienced flashback nightmares of the abuse. of one by one they came forward sharing their stories and their pain. and confronting their abuser. alexis moore
insane close call. the terrifying moment this distracted driver heads right for these fishermen i m a fireball and this fireball tearing through the night sky seen across six states even causing an earthquake. and we do say good morning, america. can you imagine seeing that streaking across the sky and as you said it did cause an earthquake, a 2.0 magnitude earthquake in michigan. thankfully no reports of damage. spectacular sight. a little scary too and it is a slippery morning for so many. that powerful storm stretching from the gulf coast to northeast. states of emergency as far south as georgia. the airport in atlanta, hundreds of flights canceled or delayed there and the roads in the northeast are already messy. abc s linzie janis is on the road in northern new jersey, morristown where i used to do training camp. good morning, linzie. reporter: that s right, good morning, michael. millions across the country battling treacherous road conditions and states o
hugging dog. [ indiscernible ] announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. this is the overnight news, i m elaine quijano. it has been a weekend of dysfunctional drama in washington. it started friday night when the senate failed to pass a temporary spending bill. first minute stat our day, the federal government ran out of money for the fiscal year and grinded to a partial shutdown. since then there has been a lot of talk from president trump and key players in congress, but no deal to end the deadlock. errol barnett has the latest. reporter: pressure mounting in the halls of congress for a bipartisan solution to end the government shutdown. the president must take yes for an answer. democratic leader chuck schumer who negotiated for an agreement with president trump friday implored him to revisit those terms. president trump walked away from not one but two bipartisan deals. if he had been willing to accept any one of these deals, we wouldn t be where we
42% say it wouldn t change much. here s mireya villarreal. reporter: from football stadium to swing state battleground. [ applause ] thousand filled the stands of san boyd stadium in las vegas sunday morning. equality for all! one year ago millions marched around the country for women s rights marking the largest single day demonstration in u.s. history. today s rally is about pushing people to the polls. activist jene ingram. we want to take all the momentum from the course of the last year and really turn that into the electoral power. organizers chose nevada for the anniversary event with the hope of reshaping congress in 201. our goal for voter registration is a million voters. what happens in nevada, will launch a national initiative, that will focus on many of the battleground states. all around the world. major crowds turned up this weekend for marches around the world with support in london, d.c. and chicago. los angeles estimates 600,000 men and wom