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Departure from our strong commitment to facilitate a lasting peace agreement. we want an agreement that is a great deal for the israelis and a great deal for the palestinia palestinia palestinians. >> reporter: he signed the waiver so while the u.s. policy is changing the biggest symbolic change wont happen for years from now. >> jim acosta, thank you. republican leaders moving closer to ironing out key differences in the bills as they look to gift wrap the plan just in h time for christmas. b...

Commitment to facilitate a lasting peace agreement. we want an agreement that is a great deal for the israelis and a great deal for the palestinians. >>reporter: senior white house official said the president signed the waiver, while the u.s. policy is changing it wont really happen for years from now. its not as easy as switching the signs. >> thanks very much. republican leaders moving closer to ironing out key differences in the house and senate tax reform bills as they look to gift wrap th...

It is widely believed, and it is probably true, that he will announce he is leaving the senate. many on the right are reacting gleefully to all this, to what is happening to franken, and you can understand the impulse.. franken was a mediocre senator and a thoroughly miserable person, cruel to those beneath him, narcissistic, monumentally self-righteous. al franken should have beenma exposed years ago for the nasty poser he always was. instead, he was celebrated by the media. he was protected by...

This -- he did do a press availability on the hill last week or the week before. this is going to be the most extensive we believe remarks that he has made. again, if he decides to resign it will be a farewell address. if he decides he is going to stay it would be a surprise to a lot of people here. his democratic colleagues say they expect he will resign, they think he will resign. they all want him to resign, more than 30 of them. but nobody knows for sure what is coming and what kind of detai...

Why? >> no. i think -- i think that. >> harris: is it political? >> the entire democratic caucusd be voicing staying in their caucus. he has to go. they will drive him out whether its today, tomorrow. this is death by a thousand cuts for al franken. he is going to have to leave the senate now. >> harris: we saw john conyers yesterday in michigan on a radio interview resign. >> i think he is going to resign. as long as he can give the seat to his son. he wants to keep it in the family because tha...

Undiminished support ive received across the years from my supporters. >> congressman, as you exit this interview do you still maintain that the allegations that have been leveled against you are false? >> whatever they are, they are not accurate, or theyre not true, and i think that theyre theyre something that i cant explain where they came from. >> so conyers made the announcement yesterday during a call-in to a detroit radio show to an area hospital where hes being treated for stress. as eye...

Announcement on his political future in a radio interview. "new york times" reports that conyers will not seek re-election amidst accusations that he committed sexual misconduct. he settled one case using taxpayer dollars. >> forcing thousands to evacuate. we have the late-breaking details next. thats good. lica misses you. im over it though. (laughter) thats fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah thats okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪...

His team that they call it a retirement and not a resignation. he addressed some of it on the radio interview. >> my legacy cant be compromised or diminished in any way by what we are going through now. this too shall pass. >> reporter: history will probably judge that. i have spoken to a number of senior democrats who hope that by his decision to leave in the way that he has today that that may be true, that his legacy might still remain. >> then you have conyers endorsing his son to take his s...

More later. >> harris: right now. another fox news alert, one week from today, voters in alabama will go to the polls for the special senate election. the rnc now has thrown their support back behind republican candidate judge roy more after throwing stefan money weeks go. his accusers are calling evidence that she dated moore when she was 17 and he was 34. she told "the washington post" " she had a storage bin in her attic that she forgot. inside the storage bin, a scrapbook with the card moore...

Renewed support coming from the gop and the president also weighing in. were a short time away from that alabama special election. your predictions. >> i think roy moore is going to win because doug jones is such an unacceptable candidate. they have a lot of questions about roy moore, i understand that. but you know its down to the fact that as long as al franken is in the senate and conyers staying in office, why not have roy moore? first of all he has denied the charges against him vehemently ...