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megan: yeah, ha ha ha. robert: all right, thank you very much. go ahead and get ready to play.e are always happy to have them, this ensemble from the firebird youth chinese orchestra. so, enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ robert: very nice, very nice. you'll see that the firebird youth chinese orchestra will take part in lunar new year chinese heritage music performances all around the bay area, including the children's discovery museum in san jose on february 2. go to nbcbayarea.com for a list of those events. in fact, you can find out more about all of our guests and their events at nbcbayarea.com. and we are also on social media, facebook and twitter. and you can follow me on twitter, @rhandanbc. so, check us out and let us know what you think. and we go out with more from the firebird youth chinese orchestra playing a song titled, "bow dance." see you next week here on asian pacific america, ♪ . >>> we have reached a deal to end the shutdown. >> i intend to plead not guilty. >> i was not disrespectful to mr. phillips. >> to his family just like we said we were going to do. >> on t

now we kind of live-- ha ha ha!--like there are no indians, ok? dupre: the only way these coastal communities will survive into ter 21st century is to protect ourselves from the gulf of mexico. i realize in 300 years, this will probably be all open water. i mean, the sea will take us all over. 'm trying to do with the levee system, what i'm tryinto do, is buy ourselves two or 3 generations. it's just about impossible to include them into a levee systewould cost probably $300 million, and iwould be nearly impossible because the salt conditions are so bad. you know, to build a flood-protection projec you have to have more benefits than cost. one thing that's not factored in the cost, they only siok at the cost of the homes, the cost of the sses, the infrastructure, but, you know, i don't know how you put a price on it, but they do not consider the cost of a whole culture. [film advance clicks] [tom-tom playing] comardelle: as displacement keeps happening and we just further separate our community, it'll just get lost. [men chanting] man: turn to the

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he's like ha ha ha ha. ght now 26 days into the shutdown, the economy is in danger and there is no deal in sight to open the government, to open it back up or fund trump's border wall. the economy, the wall, the shutdown, trump wants to own them all. can he? let's discuss. rob astorino, joan walsh, michael d'antonio, the author of the truth about trump. rob, good evening, everybody. you hate hearing when he says, i will take responsibility. >> did you see schumer at that? >> did you hear mia love before? they were screaming, no, we don't want to take responsibility for it. t it's unbelievable. >> he shouldn't have said that because i can hear in schumer's mind and pelosi's mind at that second, i can't wait to go outside in this press conference. >> and they did. >> and they did. we're at an impasse right now that's not going to be changed unless the dialogue is changed. i think only the president can do that, right? and i'm appealing to the president right now. go big. here's how he can change it because pel

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convened before in respect to the detention of former egyptian president morsi so it's not their work has has has got a precedence there looking at this particular case of the mainly eight particular women who were named in a human rights report in november two thousand and thirteen our concern for is as you say the full gamut of fundamental human rights and freedoms the freedom of expression the right to assembly to to associate with with with those that one would wish to do so in a peaceful manner those are are crucial crucial rights that people should have but what underscores this situation and the murder of jamal shoji is the administration of justice in saudi arabia and to the extent that this initiative. of the pushes that the the administration of justice pushes that and what is how saudi arabia engages with the international community it's in it for that reason it's an important initiative and saudi arabia should accept this and indeed other interactions other engagements with the international community notably the human rights council which of course it's a member of which is the what

and has so yes i was opposed from a very principled and value based what's called this is not a difference of narratives or differing narratives this is. a region that has cracked down on ever has it has suffocated the political space in egypt has over sixty thousand political prisoners has killed has killed thousands of people and has a dismal your rights record. and you know quite honestly it's from a value a value based principle stands that i oppose these policies of the regime i don't hate the regime for you know what it has done to me i've come to terms with what happens in with me in prison i was tortured physically and psychologically and my father still remains in prison so my friends and a lot of people that i know that i've gotten to know and i cons of the january twenty fifth revolution like i live before and i'm a dome and so many others that are now in prison and you know it's eight years later and again we're seeing we're seeing a new wave of repression that we'd like we've never seen before in egypt recent history well i think some people make. statement that you haven't seen that kind of repression in egypt since history because frankly that is a pretty brutal state f

ha ha! steve: that's good. let's introduce everybody. diane: ok. first of all, these are all of my children. ha ha ha! this is my oldest son. dynamite dinah. next one, we have the baby boy, which is ark

chancey: ha ha ha! [cheering and applause] erik: we're gonna play, steve.onna play. let's go. erik: whoo! yeah. steve: erik. erik: hi, steve. steve: cleveland. erik: yeah. steve: cleveland, ohio, in the building, baby! erik: yeah. steve: introduce everybody, erik. erik: all right. this is my wife amanda. this is my nearly 90-year-old grandma dianne. this is my cousin liz and my dad wayne. [cheering and applause] steve: all right. all right, amanda. going to work on monday morning is a lot like being

ha—ha—ha! better than some actors, anyway! technology's moved on quite a lot since i was at school. there weren't any computers then. you don't get nervous. he does, all the time! just getting in the last touches. are you looking forward to it? yeah. welcome to click live. from broadcasting house in london, this is bbc click live. please welcome your hosts, lara lewington and spencer kelly. applause. good afternoon, london! and welcome to click live! we're going to start with something truly magical. i would like you to put on your headsets and we will show the magic image. we're going to show you part of a show about gulliver's travels. gulliver and his daughter gilly are in the land of the giants. they've been brought to the queen to entertain her. enjoy the show. why, hello there, little bedbugs. i hear you have prepared a special song for me? like we had a choice. your highness, i'm afraid there's been a small misunderstanding. you see, we do know how to play the piano, but we're not used to such a big one, you see. the peasant promised you'd play the piano for me. yes, but... and when promises are not kept, it makes my heart so sad, and when my heart gets sad, i start crying, and when i start crying... please, don't cry. forget what i said. we will play a song, just as you were promised. 0k? you may. thanks. here we go. ready? ready. 0k. piano music. applause. i'm going to call up one of the people behind this ar show, from israel, please welcome sasha kreindlin. applause. thank you so much. can you explain whatjust happened? what we did is we created the tools to incorporate ar in the live show, and this tool allows the artist to focus not only on the stage, but the entire venue as your canvas. if everybody turned their head while the scene was going on, there is a whole castle around you. and the second revolutionary part is the interaction part, because they have buttons on their headsets, they can interact with the live show and it gives a world of possibility. 0k, cool. part of the magic is going on in the glasses you are wearing. if you could put the glasses on now, and we're going to hear and see some more tech, because half the magic is going on in the goggles and the other half is going on in the gallery backstage, which is where lara is right now. that's right. throughout the whole of click live, a lot of the technical stuff is happening back here. before the ar show you have just seen, isaac hasthing here on a computer to make it happen. what have you been doing? well, actually, what i'm doing is controlling everything that happens in the ar, all the headsets, so i can play god. have rain on them, do things to the actors on stage, set the monitors so they can know what's going on, synchronise everything with the sound and lighting. please give it up for the ar show! applause. so, we're just getting the robots ready. aj is getting his laser tag guns ready, because he will trigger the robots to dance. at mekamon hq in bristol, 30 robot toys are being taught to tango. well, sort of. to get the bots to bust a groove simultaneously, they all need to be set off at exactly the same time. so the team behind them had to get creative. so, this fires infrared at all the robots, and the robots get the signal, and they know it's time to dance. 0k... now. a tv remote was just really boring, so we thought a laser gun would be cooler. and it makes cool noises. it is cool, when it works. does

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has has has more ideas we're going to see that perhaps today perhaps next week we hope to hear something from brussels russia china turkey all backing the der why are they doing this well russia turkey china because they have economic interests they have again this interest in the whole oil business for example in the south america and we see bolivia there also back in venezuela but that is a political alliance the alliance between china russia and the third country west turkey and iran has a that is not really a political one it is much more an economic one russia does not back up the matter is more the socialism in venezuela ok no talk of a political crisis there is also a very real human crisis of migration crisis seven percent of the venezuelan population has left the country is this flow of humanity out of it us we are going to continue under the current conditions probably especially under the current conditions because no one really knows what is going to happen we just talked to a minute ago about a possible military intervention from the united states and that is a law that will mean more clashes so mean more. so yes probably this is not going to stop now i don't think so early and should more from w. latin america thanks very much for coming in. all staying in the region panama wary global catholic used vessels taking place pope francis has pledged his support for efforts to avoid further suffering in crisis torn by this way the papal spokesman saying that the

has gone with curran instead of broad. ben sto kes‘s with curran instead of broad. ben stokes's 50th cap for eengland and he has turned things round. yes, phenomenal. will do anything for the team, he has had his problems, everybody knows but he is a phenomenal cricketer, he hase has worked hard on his fitness, obviously with a massive i suppose year coming up with the ashes and the world cup, he will be key for england going forward but that session there, and the spell he has bowled has been one thatis the spell he has bowled has been one that is edging it slightly england's way but a lot of hard wok to be done. the three wickets very important though, very late on in the last session, in the second session, how will england will feeling now? they will be kind of enjoying the break a bit. it will give someone like james anderson and ben stokes a break. and get you know, the captain and joe root will get them ready to go again, really. i think every session in test match cricket will be important. this one will be key, if the west indies can finish today without any wickets down that will be great for them. england, if they can put them under pressure, get them five, six wickets down, it will be without a doubt england's day. thank you forjoining u england's

has has has more ideas we're going to see that perhaps today perhaps next week but we hope to hear something from brussels russia china turkey all back in the door why are they doing that well russia turkey china because they have economic interests they have again this interest in the whole oh yeah business for example in the south america and we see bolivia there also back even and that is a political alliance the alliance between china russia and the third country west turkey and iran as a that is not really a political one it is much more an economic one russia does not back up the matter is more the socialism in venezuela ok you know we talk about a political crisis there's also a very real human crisis of migration crisis seven percent of the venezuelan population has left the country is this flow of humanity out of it us we are going to continue under the current conditions probably especially under the current conditions because no one really knows what is going to happen we just talked to a minute ago about a possible military intervention from the united states and that it's a law that will mean more clashes so mean more. so yes probably this is not going to stop i don't think so clearly and should more from w. latin america thanks very much for coming in. well in panama at the global religious gathering for catholic young people pose for pope francis has pledged his support for efforts to avoid further suffering in crisis torn by this way a la through his spokesman the part of said he was praying for the victims and for all the people of us where. this comes as the pope formally welcome to tens of thousands of mainly young pilgrims who flock to panama city for world use day religious events and festivities. correspondent ophelia harmes has bee

has been has has gone overboard in this accident is there is a dangerous chemical but it's not such a big poison so that you have to be afraid that it will last for. many years but it is very important to avoid any contact with this chemical i guess that we're not talking about a huge oil spill such a disaster like that it would fit in containers with proper tracking devices for example solve everything. but i think it would not solve everything of course but it would make it much more easy to find this containers once they went overboard and that's that's among of the very urgent things here because as you can see now there are. single backs with this chemical is washed on the shore of the neverland islands and that means the container is the image already and if you could have find it earlier maybe this could have been managed and really briefly why are we seeing tracking devices used i mean so many goods a tag with our i.d.'s for example these days we're talking about the digital age you know white why don't we have it already. good question i don't know the technology is there everything is prepared it's the question to the shipping companies why they don't use it but i think we change the no and see if they can get their act together month from greenpeace thank you very much for joining us here on the w. thank you a japanese court says it will hold a hearing into the case of carlos going next choose day after lawyers for the former chairman requested an explanation for his continuing to tension going has been locked up in a tokyo jail since authorities arrested him back in november on charges of financial misconduct. carlos ghosn has been behind bars in this tokyo prison for the last six weeks japanese prosecutors accuse the former nixon boss of financial misconduct the specific accusations against him include under reporting his salary for years enabling him to avoid paying tax on. using company money to pay for personal expenses and shifting seventeen million dollars worth of his own losses on to nissen go on denies the allegations. the charges follow a glittering career in the auto industry in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. going took over at the helm of the embattled rand know and oversaw a cost cutting program that turned the company's fortunes around a few years later he performed a similar feast this sun when it entered an alliance with ren no mitsubishi later joined the red only sun alliance of the group became the biggest carmaker in the world if found guilty go on could

>> ha ha ha ha ha. steve: funny stuff. m the west coast. you are a professional comedian. why do professional politicians go on the funny show to declare they are runny for president. >> they know that stephen colbert and the rest of late night is putting the pro-back in propaganda. it's going to be softball interview. you are going to look good. look the way he off an fawns all over these guys like when you are a parent and your little kids learn how to draw look i made a horse. yes, you did. you made a very good horse. how bad do you have to fail as a democratic candidate on colbert? it's such a softball thing. if you fail on colbert, get out of the race. get out of race. i don't trust you to negotiate with anybody if you can't do good on that show. ainsley: we expect to see a lot of candidates getting in this race in the what next six months i would say. will they all make their platforms known or announce they are running on steven's show or do you think that's going to soon become a thing of the past? >> no. they will

ha, ha, ha, we have to occasionally remind each other, it's moos. >> it's brutal weather heading across the mid-west and the northeast. you may be one of the 55 million people who will see their temperature fall below zero. i mean, way below. >> and there are some cities, maybe more than a few that are potentially going to break record lows. let's go down to cnn meerltologist allison chinchar, some of these numbers are unbelievable. >> yeah. it's not just records for the day. some could break all time record lows. chicago potentially being one of them. it's not just the cold. you also have snow to go along with it. we have another clipper system sunday into monday, it will be fast moving. it will still have the potential to dump a significant amount of snow. widespread six-to-eight inches. s the not out of the question to get over a foot of snow. here's the thing, once that clipper moves out that cold arctic air moves back in. guys, take a look at this he high temperature in minneapolis on wednesday the high, minus 12. she says, no. >> thank you so much. >>> i can tell you it's not going to be opened in him we have a wall, a fenls, whatever they like to call it. if you don't have that, we're just not opening. >> we won't be opening until it's solved. we think this is a much bigger problem. i will sign a bill to open our government for three weeks until february 15th. >> the president caved, ending the 35-day shutdown with a deal that has the central fine that launched the russia investigation has been directly linked to the campaign. >> there is no e

ha-ha-ha! welcome back again, everybody! my next guest is a grammy award- winning rock star who has made multiple appearances here as the leadovely man from chicago, jeff tweedy! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing "walken" by wilco ) ♪ i'm walkin' all by myself ♪ was thinkin' to myself about you >> i've never done this before! >> stephen: thank you. that's how the big stars do it. you've got to hug somebody in the audience. >> i've never done this before, so that was-- >> stephen: oh, you've never done this before? i've spoken to you. >> we've spoken, but i've never done this before. this is-- this is the coolest thing that's ever happened to me. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: uh-- i doubt that, i doubt that. >> it is. >> stephen: it's pretty cool for us. it's nice to see you again. we've had a chance to talk in the past on the old show. we've had you on this show a bunch. how have you been? >> i've been good. i've been busy, really busy. >> stephen: you wrote a book. >> i wrote a book. >> stephen: it's called, "let's go (so we can get back)." ( laughter ) how old are you on the cover of this book right here? >> oh,

not paying attention to the fax because she has to go to the other parties because she has only got because she has to go to the other parti( if because she hasuse she has only got because she has to go to the other parti( if she completely. only got because she has to go to the other parti( if she completely managed to mps. if she completely managed to police the entire spectrum of her party by way of philip davies she would still need three votes from the other side it somehow. she said she cannot do the customs unit but she cannot do the customs unit but she doesn't do it, he was put the conservative party but some will have a0 tories voting against her. he must be like countdown over there. the customs union issue is going to be of concern to everyone, is it knock was meant as we have her come a a0 trade deals that fox as we have her, a0 trade deals that leah fox and say will be done are not done it. because nobody has quiet white they are dealing with. all those trade deals. the best we have a switzerland saying we have to do something similar in that has been hailed as some kind of breakthrough. if you have a customs unit in place as pa

ha ha ha she's so funny. i have to say, really impressive that she goes from being, you know she was working anything a coffee shop. >> right. >> laura: fairly modest means. >> yep. >> laura: she takes on this very liberal, crowley, congressman crowley, third in leadership in the democratic party. >> right. >> laura: she organizes the heck of it and rolls right over him. i kind of like the fact she's like you guys lost to trump, i'm gonna help take this party in a new direction. i kind of admire that. i mean her little tweet about me, i think she's probably -- my authentic self, she's questioning my own truth i think as a single woman i felt so -- fended by what she said about me, woman to woman. >> if she came on your show i think you would do just fine. >> laura: we tried to get in touch with her. haven't heard back. we would have a good conversation, actually. i don't think it's smart for conservatives to kind of ridicule her or to write her off. i don't think so >>> look, we have cpac coming up in less than 50 days. what's happening on college campuses and high school campuses and younger is this radicalization of the education establishment. look at the results. she has advanced expensive degrees and she doesn't seem to know basic fundamentals about constitution, american law and economics. i'm not mocking her, i fear her because it's working. people are listening to her. we need to wake up and educate our kids to push back on this radicalism because america won't be the same if we don't win these battles. >> laura: monique some stuff the california new york coalition? is that enough to drive the party back into the hard land, ohio, michigan, wisconsin? states they need to win >>> look we have to win everywhere. and i'm not in favor of us just winning on coasts. i'm not from a coast. i'm from texas, deep in the heart of texas. >> laura: i already like you >>> so i believe that you have to have a message that speaks to everyone. >> laura: does she speak for everybody? >>> i don't think the message that matt just gave us about the poor girl who really doesn't understand things like economics will work when we have a president who serves hamburgers but

. >> e goes in for a commerci audition and all he has to do for the audition is say, "ha-ha-ha, greatin, but, i fink, the fart is fatter and real close to yoe." [ laughter ] and they keep giving the actor notes. and we were very proud. and it ate so much [ bleep ] at dress. [ laughter ] it did not work. it did not work. >> seth: and then is thire an worse than being under the bleachers with lorne as a fart sketch isn't working? >> yes, it should ha been. however, this was one of those rare circumstances. usually he can give you like a pretty withering glance and you will die. but this time, he kind of, like -- turned to us mid-sketch and was like, "they dn't go for it. but it was good." >> and that was better. >> and that is the best. >> that was better than it working. >> tt was better than it working. >> but then we tried it again. we tried it again with louis-dreyfus and it als didn't work then either. >> seth: wow. >> so, then we said lorne -- >> let's open our show with it. [ light laughter ] >> it didn't work as sketches.a >> so we're goite a tv show. >> seth: you know it's not