day. michael flynn set to walk into that federal court down the street from where we are any minute, but he may not end up behind bars. what he faces, what it means for the president, and why he s wishing a guy who lied to the feds good luck. on the other side of d.c., no compromise, just confusion. overnight talks have the government closer to a christmas shutdown. we re live on the hill on what could break the stalemate that by the way is not helping the markets. the dow up, rebounding a bit today after a steep dive. the big headline, they re now on pace for their worst december since the great depression. why that is and what you should do. we have a powerhouse team covering all of this for the next 60 minutes. we start with the biggest news of the morning. michael flynn, three-star general, former national security adviser, now convicted felon. it didn t start like this. it started with flynn acting as an informal adviser to the trump campaign. he was part of the president s tran
years old. some of the victims were siblings, others were married couple as you mentioned, a holocaust survivor. another holocaust survivor had pulled up to the church as the shooting was unfolding. he got back into his car. had he arrived a few moments earlier he likely would have been among the dead. had the officers not engaged the suspect in a shootout and then as he retreated into the building, followed him inside, that death toll could have been much higher. this is an enclave for the jewish community. many jews are leaning on one another and their faith to come together. it is the beginning of a very difficult week here starting in pittsburgh. investigators say it will take them up to a week to comb through that crime scene. they call it horrific inside and they certainly said while they wouldn t put a number on the number of bullets spent inside that building, they said the number was incredibly high. it is extraordinary because you talk about the crime scene.
think that s appropriate either. senator, nice to see you. hope you come back. i ll see you next week. nice to see you. ahead, what the nbc investigative unit is learning about the house intel chair s white house visit. who let him inside, who did he speak to and who gave him information? also democrats accuse the trump administration of trying to sabotage obamacare. that s ahead. americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let s do more. add one a day women s
last night, donald trump attended a costume party at the home of one of his wealthiest donors. there he is. it was a heroes and villains party theme. he went as himself. notice that the woman there she is. dressed in that red cape following him inside. h m. who could that be? well, i ll tell you. i ll end the suspense. it was campaign manager kellyanne conway, she dressed as super woman. it s an appropriate costume. she took over the campaign in august and led to an upset win almost a month ago. it s not just that subject but let s bring in tom lovianco and ron brownstein. good morning to you both. let s talk about the cabinet now that still has to be finished off, as it were, and the prime position of secretary of state. we re down to, i guess, the final four, and, ron, let me
then-cardinal bergoglio expressed wonder at the force that drew him inside. [ speaking foreign language ] translator: and he never went to the picnic. he never declared his love to that girl. that day he declared his love to god. his parents expected him to become a doctor, but young bergoglio saw another path to healing. one he confided to his friend, oscar crespo. translator: he said, i m going to tell you something that i haven t told anyone else. i ve decided to dedicate myself to the priesthood. his mother stumbled onto his secret while she was cleaning. translator: she found books in latin, theology, philosophy,