2013. reporter: indeed we have. kasie hunt, order the takeout and make it a chinese you went thai last time. and let me bring back the panel. kimberly and cornell and brett. kimberly, what we re seeing here, i think house democrats are trying to decide if they want to make a loud statement here and a loud statement would be sinking this bill. it would be. and i think kasie is right. they are figuring out now at the 11th hour exactly what they want to do and what the repercussion is. i spent all day trying to talk to democrats and democratic operatives to say look, what is your end game here. what is the upside of possibly pushing a shutdown and i didn t get a clear full answer. yes, the democrats really want a solution on daca. nancy pelosi and other leaders want paul ryan to commit to putting this forward and in the same way that mitch mcconnell did. but as paul ryan said, the house
but come tomorrow when government offices are set to open, budget director mick mulvaney gave us a preview of what to expect tomorrow. if you work there you will see a dramatic difference. but the american public won t see a difference. they are not getting paid. but in terms of what you will see won t be as dramatic as it was in 2013. reporter: mulvaney told us they are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst in the event this shutdown lasts longer than just a few days. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is trying to get his counterparts and minority leader chuck schumer to withdraw the filibuster so a short-term spending bill could pass. a vote is plans for 1:00 in the morning. 13 hours from now because of
save in their homes, but we followed one father who s determined to retrieve his son s favorite possession. his hope, that it will comfort him while they re away from their home. reporter: if there s anything good that s come from the hurricane, it s this. ryan short has never met the man he s sitting next to, but they re already working together. i ve just got to get one bike for my son, man. reporter: his 2-year-old son is having a hard time being displaced. he s going back in the devastation to look for his son s favorite toy. along with his friend, tyler, he came all the way from austin, texas, to help, because he knows what it s like go through this. i was in the flood in 2013. reporter: most of short s
miss universe 2013. reporter: going back to the miss universe pageant he hosted in moscow. thank you for their amazing hospitality. reporter: cnn could not determine whether it s included trump s tax returns. but even investigative leads that have nothing to do with russia, but involve trump associates, are being referred to the special council to encourage subjects of the investigation to cooperate. the entire thing has been a witch hunt. reporter: president trump keenly aware of the increased financial focus, record lis denouncing the investigation. russia is fake news. this is fake news put out by the media. reporter: trump s team seeking to limit mueller s investigation. the president s point is that he doesn t want the special council to move beyond the scope and outside of it s mission and the president s been very clear as have his accountants and team that he has no financial dealings with russia. and so, i think we ve been extremely clear on that.
reenlist and you get loan forgiveness and bonuses. now the pentagon is saying give us our money back. they are asking for 25 over $25,000. and that s because they have been charging me interest since 2013. reporter: that s right. not just her bonus, but interest charges, too. master sergeant susan haley got that bonus after signing up for an additional six years. now the military says it wants the money back. haley s husband and son also served in the military. her son lost a leg in afghanistan. the quft says she is being forced to pay a quarter of her income every month. it s devastating. sad, breaks my heart i feel betrayed that i gave them my time and now they want my money back. and my family has sacrificed so much. now we are struggling to pay even our house payments.