when the temporary funding bill expires in less than three weeks? we re live at the wte house, and we ll get into all of it with chuck todd. yes, it s winter, and, yes, it s supposed to be cold but noe his. the midwest is about to face some of its coldest temperatures in 25 yea with windchills as low as 60s below zero. we ll have a look at what s ahead for millions of you. later, a sunday sit-down with william h. macy, star of the hit show shameless. his fargo role was a role so good he told director ethan cohen he has to get or else. ethan, if you give this to somebody else, i ll shootour dog. he just got a new dog. i don t recommend, that folrs. ac don t do that, but it it struck his sense ohumor. a sunday sit-down with willia h.acy and harry smith and another life well lived. what happens next now that the federal government will be open tomorrow with the end of the shutdown? could we be right back here where wetarted though in less than three weeks. c s whi
gear they used to carry out the deadly rampage. we re also getting an inside look at the suspect s apartment in redlands, california, the landlord actually let reporters inside to see how the couple lived inside was a koran, a messy kitchen and a baby s crib. two shooters had a six-month-old child that was reportedly left with a relative before the shooting. detectives called the apartment an ied factory because of all the pipe bomb materials they initially found. vanessa: it is not just the shooters we re learning more about. tonight, we are getting to know, new information about the victims of that mass shooting. victim shannon johnston was an inspector for the county s health department for the past ten years. he oversaw food, safety and recreational health in san bernardino. johnston lived with his girlfriend. he was 45 years old. robert adams was 40 years old, and a father. he was a health specialist for san bernardino county. his daughter savannah was 20 months old. a
mourning. they haven t had one since 1962 in respect of the passing of a queen, so it just goes to show how much this means to people. the country has its arms wide open. behind us, these are all rows of flowers. this country, of course, is known for its tulips and flowers and these are gestures of love and support, notes to the victims, notes to the people who love the victims. these are travelers. they are on their way different places. they have stopped here to observe it, and a lot of these people actually aren t in transit. they have just come from their homes and in an expression of love and to give respect to those who lost their lives. a very different picture here than what we ve been experiencing in eastern ukraine. good morning to you, kate, john. good morning, chris. thanks so much. we ll get back to you in just a second. we re also following the latest from the middle east. wolf blitzer is in jerusalem as you see right there with updates on the cease-fire talks
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