That is coming up on november 17th. I will tell you multiple members coming out of a private meeting last night on capitol hill were extremely clear. They are not confident that today ends with a new speaker of the house. Poppy, phil . Lauren fox, thank you for the reporting. And cnn this morning continues right now. Israel right now preparing for a Ground Invasion of gaza that appears to be imminent. These iron dome interceptions, active rockets coming in from gaza. In a minute, it can be all the war everywhere. I just cover myself with dead people. Just waiting to die. They dont have mercy on no one. Better to be dead. The condition of my friends, my family who survive is unspeakable at this point. Whole families were executed. Parents, children, people even beheaded. Must be crystal clear, we stand with israel. Theres no justification for terrorism. He has deployed hostage recovery experts. He has offered to share intelligence. There are the sirens going off again. There will be ret
Residents of st. Helena. Reporter as you can see, theyre just Getting Started with this meeting here now at 6 00 live still waiting on the mayor, i believe, at this point. The reason this meeting is happening at all has to do with a recall effort for the mayor and the folks who wanted to recall him agreed to hold that movement if he agreed to these town Hall Meetings so that he could talk to the folks in the town about the problems that they have. Live in st. Helena, emily turner, kpix5. The rat infestation in San Francisco is so bad there is now a long wait list for people desperate for exterminators. Kpix5s Susie Steimle reports the problem just keeps getting worse. Besides being gross, theyre incredibly destructive. Reporter dee joyce works at kpix5 and is one of thousands of san franciscans dealing with an uncomfortable intrusion at home. I knew that we had not just one or two rats. It looks like we have a major infestation. Reporter the evidence is all over the bottom floor of her
The last ten minutes or so lets go to the fox news capitol hill senior producer chad pergram with the latest. What are we looking at . I talked to senator jeff flake who indicated they might get to the 60 votes. This is all the math. They need to get this 60 votes. This is vote not to reopen the government. If they get 60 votes the government will reopen. This will be a test vote, signal, indicating later today that the senate will vote on threeweek interim spending bill to open the government through february 8th. It will have to go to the house of representatives, what the house of representatives approved last week is different from this bill. More significant from senator flake is saying, we learned democratic senator from florida bill nelson indicated he is a yes. Let me go through the math here. They need 60 yeas. Senators flake and graham, they are now yeas. There were several republican nos the other night. So that gets you up into the low 50s. Mitch mcconnell had to vote no fo
Common sense caucus, we heard from two of them earlier today. Senators joe manchin of West Virginia and senator Susan Collins of maine. Here are some of their remarks. Senator manchin let me thank you for being here. Were open for business again, the couldnt vi open for business, the government is open for business, and my good, dear friend here, Susan Collins, from maine, were the two most bipartisan, centrist voting members. With that, we have basically taken over susans office as our little switzerland. Thats where we meet. In a bipartisan way. Everyone is talk with each other. Trying to help each other. And not at each other. And i want to thank susan for always being here. We started this in 2013 in the first shutdown. We were just so frustrated, her and i were talking, we said cant we just get some likeminded people together . Thats how we started pushing our leadership into a bipartisan bill. It was natural for our Common Sense Coalition to do it again. Susan comes comes to the
That is where we meet with everybody talking with each other and trying to help each other. Alwaysto thank susan for being here. Thetarted in 2013 with first shutdown and we were so frustrated and we just want to get some likeminded people together and that is how we started pushing the leadership into a bipartisan bill. It is very natural for this Common Sense Coalition to do it again. Andn jumped to the front away we went. I want to introduce you to susan. Today is a day to celebrate because we have shown that a determined group of senators working together across the aisle can result in positive action. In this case, the reopening of government. When the government shuts down, it represents a failure to hardshipd causes real for the military and for the great men and women who wear the uniform of our country and all of those who depend on Government Programs and those who work to administer the programs. When we had a Government Shutdown in 2013, it costs the economy 1. 5 billion do