It's Monday, November 17th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show that had some questions for a dog in Shillington, Pennsylvania, who appears to have

accidentally shot its owner in the back last week when his owner put a shotgun on a bed while cleaning it.

Or maybe not so accidentally.

According to police, quote,

it looks like it was an accident,

but it's still being investigated.

Is anyone listening to the show a dog attorney?

On today's show, Charlotte, North Carolina, is the Trump administration's latest target in the crackdown on illegal immigration.

And President Donald Trump makes his breakup with Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green public.

But let's start with the Democratic Party.

The longest government shutdown in American history ended on Wednesday after eight Senate Democrats agreed to a budget package.

And the infighting between Democrats who wanted to keep fighting for extended Affordable Care Act subsidies and Democrats who wanted to end the shutdown hasn't stopped since.

And much of the blame for the end of the shutdown, as in Democrats caving, has landed on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

Here's Connecticut Democratic Senator Chris Murphy discussing Schumer with ABC's Jonathan Carl on Sunday.

Chuck Schumer's taken a lot of heat for this. Do you still have confidence in him as the Democratic leader?

And do you think he will still be the Democratic leader after the midterms?

Well, we can't continue to operate like this in the Democratic Senate. This is not the first time that a small group of Democrats have crossed over

to support Republican measures that give Donald Trump more power.

So I've been candid with him and with my colleagues that Democrats are going to lose this democracy

if we continue to allow Republicans to cleave off 10 or 12 or 15 of us.

So we've got some hard conversations as a caucus moving forward.

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