we got breaking news on the final five, the judge puts the brakes on the president's decision to end daca after a day where he and lawmakers talked about immigration reform. someone died due to the now imfamous does air. steve bannon is out at bright bath and you thought the decision on net neutrality was final. senate democrats want to force a vote. the final five, let's do this. >> everybody else in those other taitions in town they packed it up. they went home already. we're live on the final five. breaking news, a federal judge in california is temporarily blocking president trump's decision to end the program that protects young immigrants from deportation. the president ended the

giving immigrants until march to come up with a inclusion. the judge ordered to keep accepting from. legal challenges to the president's decision are pending . the court is not order ing the government to green light new applications for daca at this point. this comes on a day where democrats and republicans sat down with the president to talk about daca. it could be tackled in phases first by making comprehensive re forms. i feel having the democrats in with us is absolutely vital because this should be a bipartisan bill. this should can a bill of love it also has to be a bill where we're able to secure our border, drugs are pouring into our country rat record pace. a loft people are coming in that we can't have. we've

stiffened as you know and fewer people are trying to come in. we have tremendous numbers of people and drugs pouring into our country. so in order to secure it we need a wall. we need closing enforcement. >> now, in the past president trump criticized democrats on being weak on border security. democrats are for security at the borders. i want to state that emphatically. there is not a democrat that is not for having secure borders. there are obviously differences, however, mr. president on how you affect havment you just indicated that yourself. and you indicated this would be a first step and then we continue to talk as we're talking today about how we best secure the border. there are differences of opinion and within your party and within our party. >> one of the differences between the parties is over the president's proposed border wall

waste of money. today's talk about addressing immigration re form in phases had some of the president's supporters worried he was pushing back the wall. maybe some high tech options a long the way. then h \he\e tweeted tonight after the meeting as i made very clear our country needs the security of the wall on the southern border it wasn't said out right today, but of course the president clarifying it on his favorite avenue. one of the major sticking points is who pay for it. the president wants congress to fork over 18 imild. he insisted mexico would be pay ing for it. when asked today if president trump abandoned to make mexico pay he said he hadn't. what does the president want to see in a bill in he told the 25 lawmakers to come up with a solution and if they do he'd sign it. my positions are going to be with the people in t

much reliant on the people in this room. i have a lot of respect for the people on both sides and what i approve is going to be very much reliant on what the people in this room come to me with. i live great confidence of the people. if they come to me with things that i'm not in love with i'm going to do it because i love them. the president also floated the idea of bringing earmarks back to make passing legislation easier. we all know what another marks, little give mes. another marks have been banned in congress since 2010. they were used bylaw makers to bring federal money back to specific projects. leader high pressure would try to win votes by offering up earmarks in exchange for support. they were banned after being targeted as unnecessary setting. he thinks congress should at least give it on some consideration. let's

it's been linked to a loft speculation, a lot of conspiracy theories and that is not expected to end any time soon. diane feinstein release a transcript of a closed door interview with a co-founder of the research fusion gps. his name is glenn simpson and he told the commit arrested on an outstanding he wanted to be very careful to protect sources. someone has already been killed as a result the does air. i was put together by christopher steel. it was funded in part by the clinton campaign. in his interview steel says he told him he had an interviewer. last week senate republicans asked the doj to investigate steel claiming he may have made false statements to the fbi. bus feed

documented. there's more progress tonight between north and south korea a. does it mean that the nuclear threat against the us is getting any better. north korea official the north's weapons are only aimed at the us , not south could he roor a, russia or comin a. they agreed to hold military talks. north korea is going to send a team to next month's oh olympics. i think that the winter olympics are a good chance to show the world a good image of our nation . since i'm korean itself it's natural for me to want to congratulate my fellow koreans fredericksburg for this happy event. >> did we just become best friends in the white house said it won't be standing in north korea's way of participation in

doesn't affect the us participation in the olympics. the north korea participation is an opportunity for the regime to see the value of ending its isolation by denuclearization. it certainly doesn't affect our participation. >> in case next month's winter oh limb picks don't bring us altogether and create world piece the us is working on other options. us officials have been considering something called a blood i nose against the north. the strategy involves launching a targeted strength against north korea. the strike would in theory show north korea about the ' ' consequences. they have talked about whether the idea would be even ponl. we're going to talk about that coming up in our next block. in the meantime let's talk about steve bannon. first he was fired from the white house.

job at bright bart. serious xm radio also announced its ending its relationship with bannon. excerpting present michael wolf 's book fire and furry inside the white house were re lease. bannon was saying a meeting involving donald trump jr. was unpatriotic and tree shoes. he even blamed bannon forgiving the book's author access. i never interviewed with him. he was never in the oval office. we didn't have an interview, i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article . i don't know this man. i guess sloppy steve brought him into the white house quit a bit that's why sloppy steve is now you looking for a job. the president made the comment of sloppy steve on sunday, so maybe he knew it was coming. one form er bright bart employee is still on his

a falling out but tonight i talked with milo on the phone, but desite some say it's over between trump and bannon he believes there might be some hope. my feeling is that the two will reconcile prettyly quickly. in spite of what steve bannon has written in the past. the one thing that brought him down was crossing donald trump. there's a reason that during the last election i k-9ed the nickname daddedly for donald trump. trump finished are, very strongly at the end of last year . he managed to do, you know, with the tax cuts, he managed to do something that probably none of the other republicans running for president would have been able to do. is trump still dad i. >> trump will always be daddy. like bannon, this is an

moveable object. these are two guys are similar personalities butting heads over something that is really important to one of of them. uncle steve and daddy will always be bright lights in my political phenomenon. i had to include that part. by the way, those are just a few snippets of my chat with milo. i'll show the uncut later. >> the firing comes down to money. threatening to t cut off the cash flow. you may have heard the name the mercers and that's what apparently led bright bart to oust bannon. ahead of the cc to deregulate the net neutrality rules. they now have 40 cohf sponsors for a bill that w

using congressional review to overrule the fcc. it blocked from speeding up apps and services that pay extra money for the privilege. democrats making this a you queue issue because think think it's new to millenials and who would know better than what young people want than chuck schumer. and the millenials in this country know it. they're mobilizing. momentum is building. millenial s are energizing. heart throb. net neutrality means the loss of control over the internet which is oxygen to them. >> we should point out, we can joke a little bit about that. the senators do have enough co-sponsors to pave the way for a full vote on the senate floor not clear yet when a vote would take place. it would have to clear the house and b

president trump. up next on the final five, a little bit more about north korea as they make nice with south korea. where does that leave us?

at the stable for the first time in two years. with at least the appearance of day that between the two correspond roo as, what about the united states. a long title we've read that many times here on the final five. we'll leave it at that. how are you, my friend, good to see you. i feel like any time there's something going down in the world you're the guy to bring in . we're talking about the talks between north korea and south korea. first of all, the appearance itself, that's a good sign, right in i would imagine

>> it looks like it. kim jong un has reached out in his new year's address. they have sat down in the piece village of ham junk and it looks like there's a brewing day decongestant. they're sending some cheerleaders. a positive step in the right direction. i know the president, president trump has said it sounds like he takes a little bit of credit for making this happen because he's job owned north korea quite a bit. what does this mean for the relationships between north korea and the united states or lack thereof right now while it looks like it's honk key door i between the north and south there's still a big dispute between the us than the snort. let's not make too much of this there's still a lot of weapons pointed at eacher. kim jong un is prepared to turn south correspond reinto a burning see of fire. that's reassuring. they've been

missile. the situation remains tense. the challenge here is the united states will not and can't accept a nuclear threat. we're not going to accept that. that tension remains and hopefully this is a step towards more discussions about those issues and hopefully resolving those issues. there has been some talk out there that the president was considering something kawltd a bloody nose attack. trying to jab north korea a little bit. if you you believe the reports out there james mattis and and rex tillerson has been trying to dissuade him from that. it would certainly show american re solve much the challenge of course is you you have the possibility of a strategic miscalculation. we punch him in the nose. maybe he responds with something biger. a tit or the tat can turn into some

problemmic. a south korea koreans have a ton of military pointed at them. there have been talks tw the two before and it seems like north korea backs away eventually and ups the stakes. do we see that happening this time around or is it too early to tell. they get you you to and they've gotten good. at least there are a combinations. gentleman jameml good to see you. we're back after this on the final five.

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with america. the gop passed their big tax bill right before christmas so there wasn't a whole lot of time to take a victory lap. more companies are coming forward with benefits they say are linked to the plan some could be a bit of a benefit for d.c. residents. it's work ing on the rates of nearly 3,000 as a benefit of the tax breaks. pepco says the public service commission of d.c. will be the ones who figure out how customers will benefit. he's back. for better, for worse, joe arpaio is running for the us senate. he lost his h election for sheriff in 2016. he was convicted last year for defying a court order to stop racially profiling latinos. he never shared any jail time because the president pardoned him. he wants to run for jeff flake's

know i have a background to do something in washington. not just sheriff. i think i'm the best guy to support the people of arizona. i've been here since 1978. on twitter he wrote he's running for one reason, to support the president and his agenda. president trump is world class at troalg the media but thailand's minister may have raised the bar. he decided to bring a live size cutout of him and told reporters if you want to ask any questions on, ask this guy. the prime minister is a rm toker general who took power in 2014 in a queue. he's had other run ins with the media jokingly threatening to execute any journalists. i'm actually looking to get a cutout of myself to leave in the news room so i don't have to answer

questions. put the card cardboard out out in this chair they like it there, too. i will say this, i remembered coming down here to d.c. as a kid and the cardboard cutouts of the clintons. i was here in eighth grade and we got in trouble because we took pictures of the cutouts and then apparently you you had to pay to get your picture taken. >> with the cardboard cutouts. >> that's not great. this guy, it is funny when you hear the headline. you're like oh, that's hilarious, but when you hear the country has not held an election since he took office -- there's that. it's problematic that's what we're they're doing with tony perkins. keep his cardboard cutout around. >> that's a great idea. thank you rch. >> there's been so much hyper about a potential oprah capped das i following her speech

best ticketed event, my best friend gail. you got to be better on that, she said this morning, oprah is intrigued by the idea of a presidential run. president trump also said he doesn't think oprah will run, but if she does, he said bring it on. oprah would be a lot of fun. i know of her very well. i did one of her last shows. she had donald trump, this is before politics. she had donald trump and my family. i was are nice. i like oprah. i don't think she's going to run. >> while we're talking about presidential candidates, rose and bar -- she is rose and bar again. she was rose and around and now she's back to bar again she claimed she would be a better trump than donald trump. she will be using

demonstrate why many blue collar s backed the president. rose and actually did run for president in 2012 winning more than 48,000 votes. i don't know if president trump won lan ford, ill. or if it's a real place, but that's why the connor family lived in rose and. >> i know too much. michael wolf doesn't seem to be having any trouble selling copies of his books, but wiki leaks is trying to under leave the book sales. they had an entire pdf. yes, that is against from copy law. this is far from the first time wikileaks has broken the lawn. >> when we come back we're going to tell you who is sleeping soundly and who is tossing and turning when the final five comes back.

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>> president trump getting why for transparency today in opening the doors of the bipartisan immigration talks to tt media fake and otherwise. for a good 45 minute wees saw the talks unfold giving credence that democrats and republicans are on board with some kind of fix for daca. there were some moments of confusion, the president seemed to go back on the idea of border wall much there's the still the whole idea that mexico was supposed to pay for the thing. at least you have an idea where people stand but on the other hand wyether steve bannon once on top of the worlds lost his job. his on us er from bright bart no matter what he wrote, no matter how controversial he may have been the one thing no one told him is you don't cross team trump. he was only the chairman after all doesn't seem to matter from here on out at

seems to be bannon non grada. that's the final five on this tuesday night. weaver ' back tomorrow at 11:30. the morning theme is here at four:that. make it a good night.

announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: ok, the plot thickens with oprah winfrey. gayle king tells us stedman didn't say what he's quoted as saying. >> what he's saying is she absolutely would be a good president. that's what he was responding. >> even though he said she would do it if the people wanted her to. harvey: ultimately, it sounds like oprah would run for president. >> would she give away all of her businesses? harvey: who runs the trust, gayle or stedman? >> the answer is never known. >> donald trump made an appearance at the national championship game. >> donald j. trump. >> the reception is much like the perception of donald trump in america. if you hate trump, you heard a bunk of