that is ambitious. my feeling is after 90 days things won t look much different than they do now except we will have a thick stack of paper that says things might get better in the future. we have been up and down that tree so many times. my feeling is tariffs are the answer long-term along with other measures like cutting it out. it is ludicrous to think we can interact with a bunch of criminals on a commercial basis. it is ludicrous, like chamberlain working with hitler. heather: why have we been doing that? is that something donald trump is taking a look at? two things going on. enormous resistance to admit that china is a criminal state, violations of international trade rules are harming the united states because wall street makes money off of this thing.
heather: a speeding driver swerves onto a playground and hits children trying to escape police. the terrifying video just released. going into the park, almost hit a kid, hit two kids. heather: police in minneapolis say the suspect blue through 22 stop signs before slamming into the playground, three young children were hid in the june crash but all survived. he is serving a 33 month prison sentence. take a look at this heartwarming moment in use the. a police officer delivering a woman s baby after her water breaks with her three children in the car. keep pushing. heather: little bella a born happy and healthy, she and mom are doing well.
senator alan simpson was so funny. the stories he shared and that moment when president george w. bush choked up talking about his dad. it was quite a service yesterday. thank you so much. more to come today. a live look at capitol hill where lawmakers are moving on with business expected to vote on a short-term spending bill to keep the government running another 2 weeks. they had until tomorrow at midnight to approve the measure, both fighting over funding for the border wall and security. today homeland security secretary kiersten kirstjen neilsen will testify on immigration before the house judiciary committee. lawmakers at a standstill over a bill protecting robert mueller from getting fired. the senate panel forced to delay votes on donald trump s judicial pick as jeff flake refuses to vote until his measure makes it on the floor.
friends first on thursday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. let s begin with a live look at houston at st. martin the piscopo church where today a final farewell will be given to george hw bush, our 41st president. his son and former president george w. bush delivering an emotional eulogy at his state funeral in dc calling his dad a great and noble man. rick leventhal is live with more on what is to come, such an emotional day yesterday, thank you for joining us. my pleasure. the buses lined up behind us have been rolling in since early yesterday evening filled with people who are willing to wait up to 2 hours to pay their respects with george hw bush lying in repose in st. martin the piscopo church. they have been filing through in an orderly fashion and will
having been invited. ceremonies were delayed to honor george hw bush. today marks the fifth day of hanukkah. russian president vladimir putin threatening to build new missile that are banned under a cold war arms agreement if the united states pools out of the deal after secretary of state mike pompeo gave the kremlin a 60 day ultimatum to comply. is vladimir putin setting the stage for a nuclear arms race? here is executive director of the victims of communism memorial foundation. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. this is an incredibly important story. with everything else going on it is flying under the radar. let s take a look so people can see what exactly is the intermediate range nuclear treaty signed by the us and ussr in 1987, it banned all nuclear and nonnuclear missiles in short, medium range.