and we experienced turbulence coming in and when we landed a pretty hard landing and the self-perceived back of the plane starts fish tails and you could feel the plane do things that wasn t straight on the run way like a normal landing would go. the plane continues to proceed down the runway in that way sorry i m being moved on the tarmac right now. and then we came to a very, very, sort of quick and harsh halt there on the runway. and everyone is fine on the airplane. there are no injuries. governor pence and his staff are fine. and there are a lot of rescue crews here. i m not sure if you are seeing the poll shoot. yes we are. reporter: there appear to be police and fire rescue here. and there is significant damage to the run way here as well. it looks like you can see divots where the wheels of the plane
dug into the runway and damaged the runway. they are going to have to do reconstruction for this part of the runway. everyone is fine but liz, how long from the mome
the stunning discovery in space. tonight, seven earth-sized planets all orbiting a nearby star, and what else they have now revealed. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a wednesday night, and we begin tonight with americans across this country determined to have their voices heard, and their target, members of congress home for break. what they are getting instead is an earful. some voters angry with president trump. others demanding more from congress. this town meeting in iowa, with senator joni ernst is one of many. voters are demanding to know what is the replacement for obamacare if it goes. others investigating who is investigating russia s meddling, and voters putting these missing signs on milk cartons to call them out. tonight t white house is calling some of these voters professional protesters. president trump with a different description. abc s matt gutman leading us off. reporter: across the nation, scenes like this. reporter: so constituents
welcome to watters world. i m jesse watters. how fake news is getting trumped. you hear that? that silence is the sounds of the trump-russia collusion scandal dying. a few weeks ago if you turned on your television, all heard was this. collusion between trump associates and russians during the election. members of conservative s presidential campaign had repeated contact with russian intelligence officials. jesse: but this is all a diversion. if anybody was getting played bid russians, it was the obama administration. it started with this pathetic stunts. we want to reset our relationship. we ll do it together. okay? jesse: hillary tried to reset relations with a button and she misspelled the word reset.
her state department gave russia access to 20% of american uranium production capacity related to a shady clinton foundation if donor. and imaginew if trump was caught saying that. when mitt romney labeled russia as america s biggest geopolitical foe, barack obama mocked him
near travis air force base. we ll bring you the latest at 6:00. bye bye. tonight, breaking developments. protests and chaos at the g20. as president trump arrives, thousands descend on the summit. many fighting the global economy. police and protesters clashing in the streets. water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. our team in the middle of it. also tonight, the meeting with vladimir putin is now coming with president trump now offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. but when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. the new findings tonight inside the airport disaster in chicago. the jet engine, the catastrophic failure. shrapnel flying. panic on board. we have surveillance video tonight. the veteran new york city police officer ambushed while sitting in a police vehicle. and the hot car and the dogs trapped. the urgent effort to save them,
tonight, the president in his own words, warning he is considering, qu
fasten your seatbelts, federal judge in hawaii blocked the travel been just before it takes effect, has extended that order. derek watson further blocking the government from restricting noncitizen travelers from six muslim majority countries. in seattle mayor ed murray announced he is suing the trump administration over threats to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities who refused to cooperate with federal immigration officials, that brought several sanctuary city mayors and police chiefs to washington for a meeting with john kelly seeking to find some common ground. it is absolutely untrue that our priorities anything other than keeping our communities safe. we don t have the resources to be the immigration police, nor would that benefit the population, nor will that be proven. we cooperate with ice, make sure we are aware of who is in our custody but we do not prosecute based on immigration status. first priority is to keep the bad guys off the street. cutting funding
opposition to the threat of budget cuts to agencies that fund scientific work. the president tweeting a couple hours ago i am committed but always remember it enhances environmental protection. jobs matter. miguel marquez is in washington where demonstrators marched from the mall to capitol hill. miguel? reporter: ana, this is the end point for the march for science. thousands and thousands of scientists and their supporters clog the streets of washington. it was cold, it was windy. where they ended here at the capitol, what they were concerned about was the general tone from the trump administration on science and matters of science on funding. very enormous ly engaging in
science in washington, d.c., said they didn t want their work to be sifted through. it certainly had a very political edge to it. ana? thank you, miguel. now to new york where the rain didn t keep away the crowds. here is rachel crane. reporter: i m in a crowded and rainy times square. lots of umbrellas and
there in the final last few seconds. in kelly, kentucky, something else emerges in the sky. we can see venus here at this point in kelly, kentucky. i love the fact that you can see venus. even the president stepping out of the white house to watch. finally, the last major stop for the great american eclipse charleston, south carolina. the clouds cooperating. you know, it really puts us in our place as far as our role in the cosmos, doesn t it, the fact that we here on earth are part of something much bigger. and then sky gazers starting to make the long journey home. in remote rigby, idaho, bumper to bumper traffic for miles. the traffic coming out of idaho goes as far as the eye can see. reporter: this traffic jam started precisely as the eclipse ended. people already had packed, gotten into their cars. one family heading back to california. how long do you expect that to take you with this traffic? about 20 hours. reporter: 20 hours. was it worth it? 20 hours.
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a jagged ice rink but small powerful vessels like this one can break through up to 3 feet of that ice providing a clear path for other ships like those carrying heating oil. something so many homes here in the northeast desperately need. especially this winter. david? adrienne bankert, our thanks to you. next the storm leaving a travel mess. more than 5,000 flights canceled in just the last 24 hours. take a look at new york s jfk. firefighting equipment on the tarmac as an american airlines flight made an emergency landing because of an engine problem. here s linsey davis on that story tonight. reporter: tonight after the storm tens of thousands of passengers still stranded from both coasts. we re stuck here another day. all the flights before us were canceled. reporter: at laguardia, the thurston family has battled cancellations for their flight to aruba since wednesday. now we re booked for tonight s flight, but they had to break us all up, each parent s flying with
says, president trump s vision of soldiers marching and tanks rolling down the boulevards of washington is moving closer to reality in the pentagon and white house, where officials say they have begun to plan a grand military parade later this year showcasing the might of america s armed forces. trump has long mused publicly and privately about wanting such a parade, but a january 18th meeting between trump and top generals in the pentagon s tank, a room reserved for top-secret discussions, marked a tipping point according to two officials briefed on the planning. so there s where we begin. let s bring in our leadoff panel on a tuesday night. phillip rucker. white house bureau chief for the washington post. shannon pettypiece for bloomberg news. and the pool reporter on duty at the white house today. so, todd, i d like to begin with you. talk about the president s demeanor, the kind of bluster index compared to other days
you ve spent on the beat and the mood around him in the
quote of the night from the french president, whose choice of english words to describe the wife of australian prime minister turnbull led to this. i would like to thank you and your delicious wife for your warm welcome. delicious. tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. it s been an amazing 24 hours even by the action-packed standards of 2018, there has been lots of drama and washington. as you well know, rudy giuliani revealed on the shale on hannity show that payments cohan made to a star stormy daniels, which seemed like a major story at the time. but within hours it wasn t even the biggest story of the day. nbc news reported that federal law enforcement had wiretapped cohen s phone, it and recorded a
michael: cohan certainly seems a shady character but shadiness is not a cry. the fbi can t destroy your life because you talk like a character from the sopranos, those aren t felonies. basic norms were violated, attorney-client privilege is an ancient an