that is just 250 drowned so far this year. that isjust in 250 drowned so far this year. that is just in january and 250 drowned so far this year. that is just injanuary and now 250 drowned so far this year. that is just in january and now you 250 drowned so far this year. that is just injanuary and now you add to that is 90 we think pakistani migrants who are believed to have drowned and, indeed, there are new and disturbing reports that there may have been another incident which is still unverified. clearly the people are desperate to come in the hopes of getting a new life and the smugglers are there ready, willing and able to take their money. none of the solutions, none of the effo rts of the solutions, none of the efforts to try to quell this tide appeared to have stopped them, this flood of desperate people trying to get to europe. i think the numbers coming through turkey has clearly gone way down, but the problem is that libya to all intents and purposes, a state with lots of people there with specific interests in making money out of migration, making money out

the far right and in general decent idea of. a revival we need to do shouldn't be exaggerated the far right is definitely quite strong. in italy but i believe especially abroad the reason a tendency to generalize and put a lot of parties into the same box which is not necessarily the case. is definitely a far right and to some extent fascist movement but for some movies bowling very very low is not going to probably enter the parliament unless something unexpected happens. is a part of the city's used to be a separatist and regional party now under the leadership of their salvini as was rebranded the party much more towards the far right positions but the five star movement that many times abroad dispute in the same box as these other parties is there for not a far right movement protesters in the philippines are urging president not to go to territory to stop china's military expansion and the south china sea they marched to the chinese consulate in the mill and. media published photos last week showing china has continued to b

as far as the violations and conditions of the building, the owner's position as far as who did the work. however i would like to give the commissioners an update. we had a long discussion of what this board would like to see at the building. on behalf of the owner, iefb working -- i have been interviewing professionals to assist us. the challenging use for us is the conditional use authorization that this board has requested. i have interviewed attorneys. i don't handle land use issues. i have interviewed attorneys and other professionals in the area and we just found someone who can take on the project and assist us with that aspect obtaining the conditional use authorization and working with the planning department. as far as the matter of this hearing and the appeal, because we have found someone to work with, i would ask that this board give us another 60 days to get the permits on file for the conditional use authorization and also in connection with that, the permits to abate the housing code violations within the building. and those have to do with installation of industrialize k

so far since the. since then we have seen in the government and the attorney general the prosecutor general and lawyers from the government is delayed the enforcement of the ruling and. we have seen some talk about the supreme court going to or. ruling. remove the attorney general from power but however we have not so far anymore. talk about the supreme court going through its own impeachment motion and let alone you know this is not something that is how it was in the constitution for the supreme court to go ahead and remove the already seen some protests the president seems to be holding on to his position any plans for the opposition to take to the streets again. yes i have no opposition on friday said that they will continue. until the government enforces the supreme court ruling which freed all of the opposition leaders that for already convicted in. trials that have been described as controversial and. not fully enduring due process by the united nations as well as international barton's is parli

years and probably even today a good part of the italian media as well as never considered them as far right arab refugees in germany have been protesting against hate crimes in the eastern city of cutlass follows two recent knife attacks by syrian teenagers refugees and the incidents being used by far right groups to stoke tension in the area far right supporters have also held a demonstration to protest against what they say is rising crime by my gramps. at least eleven soldiers have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in northern pakistan the soldiers were playing volleyball in karbala photon in a spot bani thirteen others were injured come all hide as more from islamabad where the reports coming out of rigid made also just about ten kilometers from the main center of swat valley which it means alerted to the attack area said to have been a suicide bomber who penetrated into a ground inside a military camp where the soldiers were playing while they bought it and then did their naked and we are told that it's eleven soldiers including a captain will carry thirteen wounded now a chec

that will as far as today's commute. so far so good. delaware county 95 north at 452.way up there, that's what you are looking at, looking good, all the way up at the airport really what it looks like. construction here, we had it, schuylkill west, closed between south street and the vine. one eastbound lane also blocked. and that's now cleared out of our way. we can see the flash being lights but that's not pertaining to the construction , that's all removed. so looking good, also easing some of the tension, that we were starting to see build as they were get that cleared out of your way. heads up mass transit. we have some wires problems going on, because of it you might need to check the schedules on line. chestnut hill west right now suspended, trenton out bound, running about mint delays, just heads up on that if i were you, like i said, make sure it check the schedules on line right now though that's what we have. then construction in new jersey, 95, still out there southbound between princeton pike and route 31, two left lanes are block there, rahel, jim, back o

in so far -- all the things, you're right. i have heard and read through all the data and where security fits in these conversations is all the data feeding into security. so bottle service, format, sound and security. sound, bottle service, format, security. so how does security feed out? the picture, while horrific was taken in july. it was a bottle of champagne and do those exceptions arise in a 70-90% capacity nightclub? yes, they do. what it doesn't show, it doesn't show the context of how quickly it was resolved. what was the behavior before the bottle and after. i'm addressing the photo. my job as security is to be absolute. i don't get involved in the politics of running a nightclub because i don't run a nightclub. that's the picture itself. there's no real context. no before and after. the bottle could be put down, turned away, bottle picked up and woman takes a few sips, chugs it, cleans the whole bottle. we don't know. control of bottle service though, the photo was taken in july. we're talking about a body of work

a ruling might remove the attorney general from hope but however we have not so far any. talk about the supreme court going to it's an impeachment motion let alone you know this is not something that is. it well in the constitution for the supreme court to go ahead and remove the opposition on friday said that there will continue no progress on the streets until the government enforces the supreme court ruling which freed all of the of opposition leaders that. already convicted in. trials that have been described as controversial and unfair and not fully under any due process by the united nations as well as international bodies italy's prime minister is condemning a shooting by a far right supporter saying hatred and violence will not be allowed to divide the nation so exactly can immigrants were injured in the central town of much errata the suspect is in police custody peter shop has more. this was a drive by shooting that italian police said was racially motivated firing from this vehicle the lone gunman is said to have targeted foreigners on the streets and a shootin

that's about as far as sunlight can penetrate. light passes through the atmosphere far more easily than through the ocean water is more dense so it can absorb much more sunlight than air can. what we call light is actually a spectrum of different wavelengths of radiation which we perceive as colors. shorter wavelengths in the blue part of the spectrum are able to penetrate the water more easily than red or frequencies so as divers descend the watery surroundings appear not only darker but also morbleu. the red component of sunlight is completely filtered out close to the surface. that's why red fish already appear black just forty six meters below the waves. while yellow fish can still be made out at depths of over twenty meters. and bluefish retain their color even sixty meters down. the ocean is full of particles and floating organisms which function much like fine droplets of mist in the atmosphere. they also prevent light from reaching the seabed by reflecting and scattering it. that's why it's so dark on the sea bed unless of

but as far as world on our behalf. but as far as jeremy corbyn is concerned, that is one way of getting around the northern ireland question, about having a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, and also having frictionless trade with the european union. but it is sebastien's story. just looking at this story here, do we think that some of these rebel tories will really side with labour? the ft seems to suggest they will be. the story is whether this will mean anything. jeremy corbyn is not in power at the moment. the only way this matters is because of the parliamentary arithmetic. theresa may has a gossamer majority, so she has to do a deal with labour leaders and the dup and so on. this is so important for the future of our country. that is for one approach eu conservative, who said they would vote for their conscience over the party interest. if she was to make ita party interest. if she was to make it a confidence issue, she would play chicken with her mps, asking if they were going to vote

far right and in general does entire idea of. a revival a need to be shouldn't be exaggerated the far right is definitely wrong. but i believe especially abroad the reason a tendency to generalize put a lot of parties into the same box which is not necessarily the case and right and so how important is it to make the distinction then between different far right parties which are gaining in popularity you know for its i know of is one but that is in a in a very different place or position compared to other groups such as the northern league here bystander mint yeah well. it's definitely a far right and to some extent fascist movement but force and whatever is holding very very low is not going to probably enter the parliament unless something unexpected happens then again you mentioned the leggo you mentioned the five star movement. is a part of the duties used to be a separatists and regional party now under the leadership of mark their salvini as was rebranded the party moved much more towards the fire. positions by the five sta

it comes less than a month before national elections with far right parties expected to make a strong showing any of us here out of his research analyst at the think tank open europe he says many parties or political movements it's only of being wrongly labeled as far right. the far right and in general deeds entire idea of fascist revival in italy shouldn't be exaggerated the far right is definitely quite strong now a days in in italy but i believe especially abroad there is a tendency to generalize and put a lot of parties into the same box which is not necessarily the case for it on what is definitely a far right and to some extent a fascist movement but for someone used to be a separatist and originalist party now under the leadership of mark there salvini as was rebranded the party moved much more towards the far right positions but the five star movement that many times abroad disputing the same box as these other parties is therefore not a far right movement still ahead here on al-jazeera after forty years leading the irish nationalist party shouldn't think the controversial fi

also coming out the shock result of the far right alternative for germany overtakes the social democrats for the first time in a national opinion poll that says the social democrats launch a make or break so to enter another coalition government we'll get analysis. and there were more medals up for grabs at the winter olympics that's including in the ice dance competition where canada's graceful couple virtue and moir were vying for another gold will get you caught up on day eleven and sean chen. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us the united nations says the syrian government must stop targeting civilians in the rebel held on klav eastern hotel. now the london based syrian observatory for human rights says that a government to air raids on eastern how to close to the syrian capital damascus has killed nearly one hundred fifty people since monday hundreds more were injured the suburb has been under siege by regime forces for more than four years. let's bring in i've not had died a syrian opposition activist who's been observing the situation from a turkey and not good to see

a dam this is a live from also coming up italy's prime minister condemns the shooting rampage by a far right supporter who wounded six african immigrants. questions about who shot down a russian a fighter jet in syria as turkish troops offer their worst day for casualties. last waltz in the name of thousands of people protesting in greece after a decades long dispute with their neighbor macedonia. political turmoil in the maldives as ram top in the past few hours the opposition's decided to file a motion to impeach several senior government figures including the defense minister and the tourney general also seeking a no confidence vote against the parliamentary speaker. troops have surrounded the parliament building after days of unrest police fault with crowds who are rallying in support of the supreme court's order to release political prisoners judges reinstated twelve m.p.'s who were expelled for siding with the opposition if they return to parliament the ruling party will lose its majority to m.p.'s who have since returned from exile now being arrested at the airport earlier the a

well details on the ground here in moscow are a little bit sketchy so far we've heard information coming out of the kremlin and military circles in moscow detailing some of the humanitarian aid that will be provided to. the people who are taking advantage of the humanitarian corridors we've been told that they were received more meals at certain assembly points on the periphery of the city and will also be providing some type of medical assistance as soon as they arrive at those points now regarding your first question how well i should be able to enforce it you have to remember that this announcement this cease fire announcement was not made unilaterally by russia russia is of course but the sorrow assad's chief partner and she from supporter in the international community and this deal was most likely discussed with him in advance with his government in advance so they already have what's our all assad on their side. in addition to that you have to remember that this deal is actually into best interest the assad government wants to maintain pressure on rebel groups in the city at the s

distributes food some of the homeless receive state aid and food stamps but it doesn't get them very far. erwin lives on thirty dollars a month he's originally from chicago but came to l.a. for the warm winters. they start have a temporary job so we could at least get day to labor you know right so we can have money to you know. things maybe try to get in touch with our families you know further north in hollywood summer has set up a camp on a side street the thirty three year old left utah to try her luck in california. now all she owns is a bicycle in a few other things she's been living on the streets for a year and a half. things that i've come. to time talk to. a lot of people are you know. i'm in prison and you know. a lot of people that live on the scene three drug users and. you know they're great people and you can really learn a lot from the inmates will think it can experience it. it's not it's not the safest and. summer was able to get by for a while with a waitressing job but when she lost it she had to move out of her apartment that's not an uncommon situation for many here

what we have seen so far is cruel and barbaric to top it off they have the gall to blame the media the united nations steps up the pressure on government over the crisis. we begin in south africa where police have raided the home of a prominent business family with toys to president jacob zuma and one person has been arrested the roads around the home of the family in johannesburg have been sealed the area has been designated a crime scene president zuma is under investigation of alleged corruption linked to the family well he's accused of being influenced by the group those to make government decisions and cabinet appointments and some of his family members along with the gupta's being investigated on charges of international money laundering and that's just one of many corruption accusations against the south african president he's been linked to bribery of a mind to ninety nine. he was also accused of spending twenty three million dollars of money to renovate his private home money he has since paid back well let's get more on all of this now we're joined by correspondent fahmy the

it has had quite a view meeting since, but the fact is that carillion was far, far too big, had far too notjust contracts, and when we look at... not just those directly who had dealings with carillion, but those further down the supply chain, as well. there are lessons to be learned about public procurement. whether some contact should be much smaller, so that you could have smaller, so that you could have smaller companies bidding for them. how on earth was it that carillion and other big companies that are still doing it are allowed to get away with keeping smaller suppliers, waiting perhaps for months to get paid. because, that is how carillion has so much money that it owed, because so much of the bills went back such a long time. is there any danger that some of these companies might think, we don't want to take these loans, because it might take these loans, because it might take the message that our customers, or indeed our surprise, that we might be in trouble. so, could there be an issue affecting people's confidence in these businesses. well, it is true. and many do have staf

far right is definitely wrong. days in any city but i believe especially abroad the reason a tendency to generalize and put a lot of parties into the same box which is not necessary the case. far right candidates call the influx of refugees out of control immigration. but italy's prime minister has told us people hatred and violence will not be able to divide them. on al-jazeera. the philippines president roh rigger to turkey wants to change the constitution and switch to a new form of government he says it's a way to decentralize power to the regions and help alleviate poverty critics say is just a trick to keep government officials in jobs. small former philippines president for didn't marcus ruled with an iron fist for decades his martial rule was seen by many filipinos as oppressive in one thousand nine hundred eighty six the people power revolution removed him from office ushering in a new era of democracy the one nine hundred eighty seven philippine constitution was drafted with an emphasis on bringing about

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how far has it moved?el was just talking about the prospects of normalization in terms of the relations which paint and turkey. a prominent green politician with turkish roots has said that normalization at this point in time is absolutely impossible. is he right? yes, he is right. peter: but what about chancellor merkel? best buthe tries her or she neveralates tries to get ahead of developments. she is very cautious. for her, it would be completely dangerous to in sent president erdogan.er president everyone knows he is a dictator and you cannot count on what he will do next. and president erdogan wants more to hurt -- once more tourists to tourists- wants more to come to turkey. turkey needs the money from german tourists. but many tourists stayed on because they were afraid of turkey. the whole issue of deniz yucel bailey made it clear to the germans that it is dangerous to travel to turkey. i think that is one of the main reasons that deniz was released. proper business. bulent, we have seen meetings b

it's time for the action from the winter olympics in china far over to you. thank you so much julian north and south korea have played together in a united team for the first time at the olympic games and while their women's hockey team were thrashed eight now by switzerland the occasion was viewed as being about a lot more than sports leigh welling's reports from young child. after the political for an historic match on the ice a unified korea for now at least via women's ice hockey a remarkable event watched by south korean president jane alongside kimya jong sr of north korean leader kim jong il and some south koreans particularly younger generations were critical of this sudden union between north and south preceded by the nations providing together at friday's opening ceremony said it would harm the host nation's medal hopes but others including those lucky enough to have tickets welcome the step towards peace however temporary it proves that. over the nativity knowledge of is a good idea to form the united team i'm very much looking forward to this game

a winter weather advisory for some far western counts. life stuff, just flurries at the moment but there's another band to the west that will get into our far western counties probably within the next hour or so. so because the moisture has arrived a little bit earlier than anticipated, again temperatures are colder, it's going to fall in the form of snow, it will get over to rain by late morning. it could be snowing light to moderately in these areas here. a minor accumulation is possible, a coating to an inch in these far western counties. you can see the temperatures are down well below freezing. 26 in kutztown, new holland 29, potttown 29, quaker tps town 26 degrees. the numbers well below freezing and we're seeing below freezing numbers south and east as well. but all of these numbers will moderate quickly as the winds shift over the ocean. the slug of moisture out to the west, all of that marching east and it starts to get in here by late morning. so for philadelphia the immediate i-95 corridor, rain developing around midday, it's a

. >> how has it changed so far? >> we saw this the beginning of the campaign when first of all the press did not take him seriously it was entertaining in this sideshow he would never win the nomination but everybody knew he wouldn't beat hillary clinton. butt beyond that all of these gloom and doom prophecies about this controversy he will never survive this and we see that now so there is a sense in the mainstream press that many say we cannot normalize his presidency. what does that tell you? they view him unfit for office and that they view him on hinge to, unbalanced, incompetent, it is interesting the range of descriptions but at the same time he goes behind the scenes at the trump white house i talk about how the president suffers from defiance disorder they tell him not to do anything and he does it anyway. sometimes it is effective to lashot out which he things and his supporters believe treat him unfairly or times when he goes too far. >>host: you tell a story about meeting donald trump and he talked about

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sheryl: i don't think me too has gone too far, it hasn't gone far enough.can't be a moment in time where people raise their voice. these brave women that have raised their voices, they want long-standing change, change that is not just for the date for the month but for years and decades. that means we have to have the right institutional policies and those policies have to do process, investigation, things need to be investigated and swift action needs to be taken. we need to enter the culture of complicity, we need to end the practice of looking at other way. it is on our responsibility. emily: the cofounder of twitter told me in my book that he thinks that if there were more women on the early twitter team, baby on my harassment controlling would be such a problem. there are thing about great things that could be done with their products, not how it would be to send death threats. my understanding is also that when you got to facebook, you started asking questions about the content policies and that may well be why facebook does a much better job of this

lash out at the press which the supporters believed treated him unfairly in times when he goes too far with his own agenda. >>host: he told things to you about negative coverage? >> in fact i first met him in the late '80s in new york that is one of the reasons i did not underestimate him in the campaign. but he said he could not get over the fact how they had hatred for him. he is a counter venture so then he hates back on but at the same time he was wounded by that. because he really wants people he always had good good media coverage but one year ago private off the record they asked the biggest surprise as president that you never changed your coverage when i became president with all the major events or charlottesville tragedy, russianaj best occasion, investigation but also meets privately with people and others there is a way that he works them. >>host: donald trump is taking the presidency as the election to destroy the credibility of the news media and they try to do the same to him and you expand on that. >> it turns out to be good box office for those who are largely appeali

what we have seen so far is cruel and barbaric to top it off they have the gall to blame the media the united nations steps up the pressure on myanmar as government over the range of crisis. in sports shaun white makes no boarding history at the winter olympics the american winning and arrested inside third gold medal in the hall part of it. a low pressure is growing on south africa's president to step down from his own party but jacob zuma says he's not going anywhere right now the president has said he had proposed a longer transition period handing over power after june the a.n.c. rejected that plan and demanded he step down by thursday. so i found it very strange that i'm going to be told by my organization you now must go. because. we now have two new president who must comey not to follow in any policy of the agency there is nothing of that nature of for me to miller is live for us now in pretoria so for media that the growing calls from within his own party for zuma to go but so far the south african president remaining defiant. this is the first time that the president has spok

need to do to ensure that our economy grows and becomes more productive that companies invest on a far greater scale and that workers are better equipped and that i way cannot make infrastructure it's also expanded we will expect this summit yes to come up with practical but solutions and initiative so that they can be implemented immediately. we will make a major push this year to encourage significant new investment in icon army to this and we were organize an investment conference in the next three months targeting both domestic and international investors to market the compelling investment opportunities to be found in our country and there are many such opportunities thank you. as part of the many initiatives that we are going to take we are going to address the deep cry over many years of our manufacturing capacity which has deeply affected employment and exports we will see. we were sick to really industrialize on a scale at a pace that draws millions of job seekers into the economy well away into promoting greater investment in key manufacturing sectors through the start teachi

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how serious is the threat from the far right, are we looking at just a threat from the far right, areery small number of very extreme cases, like this. the threat of the far right in the uk has been around for a long time. we're not talking about a new phenomenon. going back to 2013, there was a terrorist who was trying to plot a string of attacks against masts. we have seen this before, it is not new. it is important to say that. in the last few years, the uk government has stepped up in a development that this is a problem. there are now three prescribed anti—terror groups in the uk, and now that is an president. so, we are ina new now that is an president. so, we are in a new context, but this problem is being taken more seriously, and it presents an opportunity to ensure that violence decreases. we have had suggestions that there is now a security review of the scale of this threat. what is your experience, that, in the north—east, where you are working. is it something that you have seen increasing in recent yea rs, particularly you have seen increasing in recent years, particula

you to china now where the already limited access to the internet is getting even more regulator so far one way to bypass the controls was the use of so-called virtual private networks or v.p.n. now the government is trying to close that tunnel undermining china's fire wall beijing is cracking down on the v.p.n. use forcing businesses to use state approved software only to share sensitive data between their location. if you're in china trying to skype chat with colleagues in the u.s. think again what about surfing google or using twitter and facebook sorry. the chinese government is banning all virtual private networks. these services help users to bypass online censorship but businesses also use them to move their data securely in an effort to comfy as the government has assured foreign companies doing business that they can still access the internet using state approved. but many firms a nervous about exposing that data to the chinese. this impact safety that's because governments telecom companies just provide a channel a network they can't see any content on the network related to y

good marriage and a nother grand coalition well they're in danger of being overtaken by a party on the far right. as a whore king felix said as he usually hates film festivals but not the billion dollars where he's starring in a gus van sant movie don't worry you won't get far on foot stick around for all the buzz from our correspondent down at the red carpet. at the rock thanks for your company everyone. the war in syria is becoming even more fraught now escalating on two fronts reports just coming in suggest syrian government militias have entered the kurdish held northern enclave of our freen all that would likely put them in conflict with turkey which is preparing to besiege efraim in order to drive out kurdish fighters meanwhile the rebel held enclave of eastern ghouta is coming under heavy bombardment by syrian government forces monitors say as many as two hundred people have been killed. an air raid on. a suburb of the syrian capital damascus. scores of people have been killed according to the london based syrian observatory for human rights and hundreds have been injured the attack

film festivals but not to berlin though and where he is starring in the film don't worry he won't get far on books stick around for all the buzz from our correspondents down on the red carpet. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin in syria where government backed troops have entered a free and a kurdish enclave in the north of the country raising the specter of deadly confrontation with turkey columns of fighters were seen moving into the city. as turkey prepared to lay siege in the coming days turkey has now confirmed reports that its military shelled the area immediately in response the turkish president saying that those fighters have now been pushed back the region is controlled by kurdish forces turkey considers them terrorists. and for more let's bring in middle east analyst marcus climb from the german institute for international and security affairs in berlin welcome to you marcus good to be here a direct face off between turkey and prover g m forces there in offering this could have major implications couldn't indeed do straights a couple of things

far right and in general d.'s entire idea of. a revival need to be shouldn't be exaggerated the far right is definitely quite strong. daisy you need study but i believe especially abroad the reason tendency is to generalize and put a lot of parties into the same box which is not necessary the case. right candidates call the influx of refugees out of control immigration. but italy's prime minister has told us people hatred and violence will not be able to divide them. on al-jazeera an explosion on a boat off the coast of the spanish canary islands has injured five tourists the holiday makers were rushed to hospital after flames engulfed a speedboat me a tenner reefs cost they were pulled from the water by a nearby yelps the spanish coast guard later extinguish the fire the cause of the incident is now under investigations oxfam's chief executive has apologised after allegations of sexual misconduct against nineteen of the agency's staff members and eighty three of them have resigned four employees were sacked the u.k. based group

may be taking way too far with essentially the extraterritorial nature of that act well i think think there are actually two quite different things moving us corporations to a territoriality based system of taxation with regard to global trading activity is one thing. the foreign account tax compliance a whole fact corrosive snow was directed at something quite different that was directed at ensuring that u.s. says. does and who are also attacks on a citizenship basis. as were u.s. corporations pay taxes on overseas awnings and so what fat could did was ensure that u.s. citizens outside of the united states have to report all accounts that they maintain outside the united states to charis it's not just about american citizens our residents reporting on those accounts i want to understand that but it's about the making non us financial institutions essentially be responsible for implementing that reporting and turning the branches of foreign financial institutions essentially into subsidiaries of the i.r.s. don't you think that's a bridge too far now or go i agree with you i was descri

by far the thickest is in central delaware. quarter mile visibility in dover. and look at wildwood and atlantic city, just a quarter mile just to start with. what we're not starting with is any cold air. we're in the 40s right now. the winds are calm. you can see the fog in easton this morning. the clouds will linger this morning. 30s will warm into the 40s at 10:00 this morning. and then this afternoon we'll get some sunshine. and look at these temperatures. february cse in just a couple of days and we're seeing temperatures in the 50s across the board. i'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. but first let's see if this fog is affecting traffic. jessica boyington has an update. >>> moving through center city right now, so far so as and wese doing well. watching the schuylkill expressway, too, an update there. because we normally see a construction project taking out some lanes or closing a portion moving through center city. right now that's not happening. everything's open. speeds there still into the 60s and mass t

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background checks don't go far enough. can the president if he unites in some extent with some of the voices get some things done that people agree on? just moving that ball seems to be a challenge when it comes to gun control. >> no way to keep everybody happy. if he gets behind something it has a greater likelihood of getting past. the question is what can actually be done to prevent these massacres? it is much more complicated answer than just -- unless you will go as far as banning all guns, which i think you take a constitutional amendment, change it. it would be more complicated. if you go that far the debate is sort of -- it comes to a stand still because it is so complicated. maybe one of these listening sessions somebody will say i have the perfect answer and this is what we can do. the likelihood of that happening is not very high. in a free society, you have people who are allowed to carry guns and weapons and you have crazy people and sometimes those people collide and sometimes it's the same person and sometim

brian: as far as they are concerned, it is their territory?ichael: as far as they are concerned, the whole child -- south china sea is there territory. brian: one of the international goals about the 12 mile limit? michael: the three-mile limit is our territory and everything like that. you have the 12 mile limit and that is consider their territory. the economic zones. the 200 mile limit is the economic zones because we on the rights to do whatever is in the for that. oil, whatever it might be. brian: do the chinese recognized the limit? michael: they do when it suits their needs. brian: do what we? -- do we? michael: we do -- some international agreements we have not signed into. basically, there are some domestic oil, is interest abroad that don't necessarily want the u.s. signing our names on the dotted line that can hurt or delay. there is some stipulations that we've had issues with, we recognize it anyway. brian: how close do we allow chinese aircraft to come to this country? will recognize every ship. every ship can come into that air.

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how far is this thus far based on what we know and why?e begin with, russia trying to influence the election. you've got the trump campaign at the very least welcoming that interference. we don't know if there was what counts as collusion but they welcomed it publicly. the now president on the stump invited russia to interfere in the campaign essentially and we know covertly that was also going on, there was a meeting at trump tower, et cetera, et cetera. and then we've got a coverup, we've got obstruction of justice from the president, we he admitted to and bragged about on television, that he fired of director of the fbi because of the russian investigation. if you put all that together, you just went through the list of how many indictments, guilty pleas already. it's a major, major story. >> as he was coming down the aisle to deliver the state of the union, i remember remarking i couldn't remember another president at the end of his first year with his presidency as imperilled as donald trump. as you go through the reasoning, you start

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sheryl: the question is not if #metoo has gone too far, but if #metoo has gone far enough.nnot be a moment in time where people raise their voice. these brave women that have raised their voices one long-standing change, change that is not just for the day or the month, but for the years and the decades, and that means we have to have the right institutional policies, and those policies have to include due process investigations. things need to be investigated and swift action needs to be taken, and importantly, we need to and the culture of complicity. ofneed to end the process looking the other way and it is not your responsibility, because it is all of our responsibility. emily: the cofounder of twitter told me that he things if there were more women on the early twitter team early on, maybe online harassment and trolling would not be such a problem. they were thinking about great things that could be done with their product, not how it might be used to send death threats. my understanding is also that when you got to facebook, you started asking questions about the cont

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so far they have indicated they have will interest in negotiating. the deadline set is february the eighth, just a couple days from now. after that we will be here on the senate floor with an open and freewheeling debate. we want to achieve a solution that can become law and so far we haven't had a willing dance partner in our democratic colleagues. the president has made an extraordinary offer, but i don't know whether it's because they don't want this president to claim any credit or any accomplishment or whether they prefer to have a political issue that they want to take to the collection in november or whether they are just willing to toy with the lives of these young people because they deem it politically expedient. none of those are acceptable. it's really puzzling, there is no reason why they shouldn't support closing loopholes in our illegal immigration problem and increasing security on the border. i have heard many of our colleagues across the aisle said border security, no problem. well, until you start asking them to be specific about w