francesco's chad's ten they feed from the rebel fighters in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help pull and carry. all teen children with h.i.v. anti-aids or expelled from the school and into means here at the insistence of outraged parents we speak to some of the kids who were forced out. to. go. to school and. i will miss suing twitter for that to be violating his freedom of speech after a bomb scare over tweets targeting transgender comments a russian film the stalinist truman show sparks controversy allegations of violence on sat's. is just ten five pm head in the russian capital you're watching are seeing international. france's conducted as strikes in the central african country of chad and the bid to invest a coup to the aerial attack helps the chaldean army captured two hundred fifty fighters but it's french support for the current leadership in charge is drawing criticism as they leave the trunk explained. just to the south of libya and between countries like nigeria and sudan there's a rare patch of relative stability called chad well it's just bee

chad into the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install in suffolk america. we see less french interest but enough raquel and in venice who and the french government to seize these crises as an opportunity to show some understanding of the united states and to side with the americans to show us some solidarity armorica but of course geopolitical interests are always more important than the order to go to ideologies on this. why you can't find some different altitudes different countries if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for. another fourteen years. the number of children with hiv and they have been expelled from school in indonesia and sent to some of the parents of their classmates expressed outrage that infected children were attending classes we heard from some of the kids who were kicked out. parents strongly objected to the fourteen children sometimes and it's because they are h.i.v. positive we tried to first see a there but following their protest we took the children out of the schoo

chad into the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install in suffolk america. we see less french interest but enough raquel and invent is you and the french government to seize these crises as an opportunity to show some understanding of the united states and to side with the americans to show us some solidarity armorica but of course geopolitical interests are always more important than the order to go to ideologies on this. why you find so different altitudes to different countries if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for. what was it. another fourteen years we'll be back with more news after a short break this is art international. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted over checked. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to be right to be close it's like the three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the why. they sit. back this is our t. international so donald trump has announced a national emergency in order to bypass congress a

chad into the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install in suffolk america. we see less french interest but enough raquel and invidious who and the french government sees these crises as an opportunity to show some understanding of the united states and to side with the americans to show some solidarity armorica but of course joe put it to go to interest always more important than the order to kind of ideologies on this. why you find so different to choose different countries if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for. another fourteen years. at least twenty palestinians were hurt in clashes between palestinian demonstrators and israeli soldiers in the gaza strip close to the border one of them is reportedly it fifteen year old child with life threatening injuries the great march of return protests are now in their forty seventh consecutive week and i saluted gaza and demonstrators were seen throwing objects at israeli military vehicles amid tear gas and live fire used by israeli defense forces s

chad into the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install and things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for what was it. another fourteen years. number of children with eighty eight have been expelled from school in indonesia after other people's parents expressed outrage that infected children were attending classes so we traveled to in the news you have and spoke to some of the kids who were kicked out. parents strongly objected to the fourteen children some towns because they are h.i.v. positive we tried to. follow in their protests we took the children out of the school that now we are helping to find a new school for them. to. see if. these children have to face so many obstacles after entering school from kindergarten we are used to it and will stay strong but. it's up. to us. we also talked to the head of an ngo helping children with hiv in indonesia. for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again bi

paris has conducted as strikes in the central african country of chad in a bid to avert a coup. the aerial attack helped the czech the two hundred fifty fighters but france's support for the current leadership in chad has drawn criticism as only up a trying to explain. just to the south of libya and between countries like nigeria and sudan there's a rare patch of relative stability called chad well it's just been bombed by france and you know what it's become even more stable after that because he's gone president deby asked us in writing to intervene to prevent a coup d'etat and protect his country. so they saved the government from the rebels the militants on dozens of pickup trucks had crossed over from libya thinking they could take the capital but chad's president deby is lucky enough to have such good friends. the french jets into power almost thirty years ago and it crew ever since then has been an ally for the west and dealing with all kinds of islamist thugs in the area so his government's legitimacy deserves to be protected the former french colony is not a regime by a

another new french air force jets turn up the heat on rebel fighters in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help to. fourteen children with h.l.v. in aid have been expelled from the school in indonesia or at the insistence of outraged parents speak to some of the children who were forced them. to. go. to school and get a. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. twenty twenty u.s. presidential candidate. the bills that could stop donald trump with the. drawing from the intermediate range nuclear missile treaty otherwise known as the i n f. a i doubt. our arms reach the united states. ever. hear. of this month washington said that it was suspending its obligations under the treaty that was signed back in one thousand nine hundred seven and said it would fully withdraw in six months russia responded in kind and if treaty bans land based missiles with ranges between five hundred and five thousand five hundred kilometers the two countries vowing to quit the deal fears are growing over the possibility of a new arms race and recent remarks by trump on helping

to defend chad's current president that was going to block. many human rights watch groups it's totally hype. on the behalf of michael how can you on one side support the rebels in venezuela and attack them in chad there's no logic chad is one of the poorest countries in the world so why is france intervening to defend such a region that is if it chatting to the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install in suffer america. we see less french interest but enough for a car and in venezuela the french government to seize these crises as an opportunity to show some understanding of the united states to side with the americans to show some solidarity be armored car but of course a job order to go to interest are always more important than the border to go to ideologies and this is why you can find some different attitudes in different countries if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for. what was it. another fourteen years. number of children with h.l.v. unaids

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french air force jets turn up the heat on rebel fighters in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help foil a coup. fourteen children with hiv and aids are expelled from a school in indonesia outraged parents speak to some of the kids who were forced out. of. our broadcasting live director of this is r t international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us right two thousand and twenty u.s. presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbert has introduced a bill that could stop president pullout from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the i.m.f. . south. part of our respective united states. here. right archie america correspondents are among has more. the landmark treaty was signed in one nine hundred eighty seven by then leaders ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev and it's been one of the pillars of international security since it began nuclear capable missiles of intermediate range however thirty years later president trump facing constant accusations of collusion and not being tough enough on russia decided to withdraw from the treaty ci

in the central african country of chad using their firepower to help. and fourteen children with hiv aids are expelled from school in indonesia at the insistence of outraged parents speak to some of the kids who were forced out. of this is are to international. to have you with us. twenty twenty u.s. presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbard has introduced a bill that could stop president pull out from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty known as the. right. right right right now. are our stories to be right. pretty much every. year. or two american correspondents month is more the landmark treaty was signed in one nine hundred eighty seven by then leaders ronald reagan and michelle gorbachev and it's been one of the pillars of international security since that ban nuclear capable missiles of intermediate range however thirty years later president trump facing constant accusations of collusion and not being tough enough on russia decided to withdraw from the treaty citing alleged violations by moscow now with the two countries valley i

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want to install if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for. what was it. another fourteen years. to discuss this further i'm joined live now by pm manual tom and jay a political analyst welcome to the program so why is france propping up the chaldean president. well in nervous new multi-polar world. each country defense's own zone of priority interest and zones of influence and of friends tradition money always had a strong influence in africa and the risk country is a very george strategy important position in the. french zone of influence so friends decided to intervene to protect your government as ve. always did in the past there were many interventions for from french army now free. since. times and of course. since the great power rivalry a global lever. the game east to protect you own zone of influence but old saw was supporting some regime changes in over countries and this is part of the new geopolitical games. he sees what is problematic his votes are. actually countries. enough for a car in new south a region on the suffer of silen

and things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for what was it. another fourteen years. while some countries fight to protect other states from coups they're also making efforts to bring about revolutions elsewhere by organizing youth camps as we're going to call to different reports. four days one hundred fifty participants from former soviet bloc countries i'm talking about the camp camp seminar held in the armenian capital year yvonne back in november we want to camp cam to be an energetic and lively event where ideas are born opinions are changed obstacles are overcome and new opportunities discovered master classes brainstorming sessions lectures but dig a little deeper and it was not as innocent as it seemed our team managed to access inside the seminar and film what happened with a hidden camera we said just block and which will you choose how you do it and who you do it with that's all up to you. the more protest movements there are the better the idea tonight in ecstasy against putin is not always right people should unite only if they ha

chad, good evening. >> good evening, shannon. there is a meeting late this afternoon between the four team members of the house and senate appropriations committees. there was kind of a funny moment at one point, patrick leahy, top democrat on the appropriations committee from the senate stuck his head in the hall and said

what is the news in. >> no shame, love that chad. david: she blew you a kiss. >> i would rather have the news. >> chad, it seems that president trump got hammered about last government shut down is their a sense among republicans that democrats will be held accountable if it happens again because of an issue it has opinion talked about before but most americans are not staying up late at night. >> that is where in people think if democrats go to mat over that it plays out okay they are protechprotech -- protecting the illegal immigrants. that something that some republicans have been banking on. but at the end was day we don't know if they stick to it i pound out that was in the bill in their proposal back from that open conference committee meeting. so, you know that could be very bad for democrats, but, by the same token, keep in mind you have liberals in house democratic caucus who are concerned about i.c.e., there was opposal last year one of most liberal members, a democrat from wisconsin. co-chair of progressive caucus, and res

on capitol hill keeping us up-to-date, chad think it's much. >> chad: thank you. >> john: the billionaire media giant clashes with the publisher of the "national enquirer" over explicit photos and extortion. with the fox affiliates across the country tonight, and a trait within announcement 1.7 million vehicles across several brands are being recalled to replace faulty airbag inflator is. the move is part of the largest recall in u.s. history involving the japanese company takada. as many as 7 million vehicles recalled by the time the whole mess insulate next year. fox 31 in timber uncertain how many substitute teachers will show up on monday if they are colleagues are on strike. many substitutes could refuse to show solidarity with full-time employees. the district will be offering substitutes double pay during the strike in an effort to reduce that possibility. this is a live look at you stem from fox 26. one of the big stories there. an emotional swearing-in ceremony for a 6-year-old girl battling cancer. the chief of police could barely hold back tears as he swore and abigail rose as

chad, the smartest guy inside the beltway. chad pergram. come back. >>> could another tax cut be on the way? what one key white house official said about that this afternoon. want to stay for that. ♪ to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ .. >> we are kicking it around. we are look at a few things that my wind up surprising folks. we are kicking it around a little bit, see how it feels. that's all i want to say. david: larry kudlow is the national economic council director confirming the president wants to cut taxes another 10%. so what impact would that have on the economy? >> cutting taxes is good for the economy. but you have to stop spending. the government has to stop spending. the tariffs are a tax. unless the government stops spending, tax cuts only blow up the debt and the deficit. >> the whole point of possibly con

going to chad pergram with more on all of this. chad? >> right now, the senate is taking this final vote on this appropriations bill. keep in mind this is what we call a mini bus. it's not an omnibus. where they glom together seven of the appropriations bills that were not finished. the seven is the department of homeland security. looking at this vote right now, look at the screen, there's more than 80 yeses on this bill that is a big deal. what that mean is that was so much support for this between republicans and democrats the president was about to be abandoned by this. mitch mcconnell did not put this piece of legislation on the floor until he got assurances from the president of the united states that he was in fact going to sign it. that was an issue in december. you might remember that mitch mcconnell felt he was burned when they put a bill on the floor to avoid a shut down for five or six weeks and the president said i'm not going to sign it. one of the other issues here, is what is going to be the cons constitutional issue in t

chad tom joyner is no stranger to the hardships of farming in india. but he's now confronting a new menace which has been causing havoc across the brutal economy. street cause there you see there they're coming together chad tom says the animals have gobbled up his crops twice causing huge financial loss. so seeds and lay down fertilizer the one the crops grow the cattle destroying the look of all our hard work time and money goes down the drain there's a big garden many farmers have been forced to patrol the fields and trees the way the animals with little success. i will. chase the cattle off my field but the neighboring farmer will do the same and they'll come back here all run after them again if this goes on all day every ten minutes. others are trying to keep a constant vigil over their crops should they because god says wheat fields from straight from six thirty in the morning until dusk at night his younger brother takes over. their cattle come at night sometimes entire herds of them someone has to be here all night with a stick and a torch. fr

chad, good evening. >> good evening, shannon. there is a meeting late this afternoon between the four team members of the house and senate appropriations committees. there was kind of a funny moment at one point, patrick leahy, top democrat on the appropriations committee from the senate stuck his head in the hall and said there's no white smoke yet. come 8:30, there was. what they have agreed to is $1.375 billion for 55 miles of wall along the texas border with mexico, the rio grande valley. i was there in richard shelby, the chairman of the senate appropriations committee came out and talked about the tentative record. >> we worked it out in principl principle. >> you have signoff from the white house? >> we talked from time to time, as you well know, from the white house representatives. >> this is always one of the key problems they have you on capitol hill that they think they have a deal with the president and then he doesn't sign something. or he backs away. that was truly the case in december. they had a little bit of a p

to all and chad said yes three. today the bucks have five beautiful adoptive children as melissa has said, they are the sweetest most loveable children and have the most unique gifts. two of them have joined us for this breakfast, 10-year-old max and nine-year-old liz. to max, liz and the entire buck family, thank you for inspiring us all. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: thank you. unfortunately the michigan depon adoption charity that brought the buck family together is defending itself in court by living by the values of its catholic faith. we will always protect our country's long tradition of aith-based adoption. [applause] president trump: my administration is working to ensure that faith-based adoption agencies are able to help vulnerable children to find their forever families, while following their deeply-held beliefs. my administration is also speaking out against religious persecution around the world including against religious minorities and the jewish community. [applause] president tru

chad, thank you for your time. connell: we bring back deirdre bolton for cisco systems.ell us what you see, deirdre. >> you have a beat on the top and bottom line. one of my sources tells me beats by a penny as far as the earnings go. that is pretty much the way forces go for a very long time. 73 cents per share. that is the earnings number. wall street looking for 72. look at revenue, 12.4 5 billion. if you look at earnings, up 15% year on year. if you look at revenue, that is up 4% year on year. the company also talkingbout a dividend moving up about 6% and a $15 billion buyback. so you have the stock moving higher postmarket. i want to point out for the third quarter, we were talking about the fiscal second quarter, cisco looking forward, expecting strong earnings consensus for earnings and sales again. so third quarter earnings going to come in between four and 6% growth. wall street looking for close to 3%. stronger there on the forecast. as far as earnings go, 77 cents a share, versus the estimate consensus for 68 cents a share. a lot of people really admire the jo

. >> dana: stick around, we'll bring in chad pergram, from capitol hill, chad catch us up, are they comingon? >> they're about to go to the final vote on the house floor right now, which would pass a bill to expand universal background checks on firearms. and we were told by the committee chairman, elijah cummings, democrat why maryland, they would restart the hearing 30 minutes from the start of this vote. i'm looking offscreen, and we're thinking that this vote is going to start any nanosecond. you'll probably hear bells go off behind me when it starts, that's when you can start to run your clock when the hearing with michael cohen will resume. this piece of legislation is an interesting piece of legislation. hasn't been a major bill on firearms moved through the house and the senate in 25 years. you have to go back to the brady bill in the early 1990s. also the assault weapons ban, part of the crime bill in 1994. and this is supposed to be a bill that will get bipartisan support. look at moderate republicans, people like pete king, from new york, and also fred upton from michigan, brian

in chad the army says it's detained two hundred fifty rebels who were involved in an ordering in from libya fighters from the rebel union forces of resistance which are trying to overthrow president address derby drove some four hundred kilometers into chad earlier this week before being bombed by french and chatty and forces france's military said its planes destroyed twenty rebel pickup trucks. now to nigeria where the ruling or progressives congress has held a rally in the commercial capital lagos ahead of next saturday's election president bihari is hoping to secure a second four year term for the main opposition party the people's democratic party has accused the president of trying to silence its rallies when all this is leaders from across africa are now out of the annual african union summit this year the theme is refugees and internally displaced people within twenty six percent of the world's refugees are in africa that's according to the un refugee agency around one point four million living in uganda three african countries are among the top ten countries hosting refugees

in chad the army says it has detained two hundred fifty rebels who were involved in a border incursion from libya fighters from the rebel union forces of resistance which is trying to overthrow president idriss deby drove a sum of four hundred kilometers into chad earlier this week before being bombed by french and chad and forces france's military said on wednesday its warplanes destroyed twenty rebel pickup trucks. more protests are taking place in haiti where the opposition is reportedly trying to shut down the country as it tries to oust the president on thursday two protesters died in demonstrations against you have an el boyce's role the government says fifteen police were injured when the protests in the capital port au prince turned violent demonstrators accuse government leaders of being involved in a corruption scandal. we went to elections are part of the population voted i am president i am ready to speak to all my brothers and sisters over the difficulties the country is facing to my brothers and sisters in the opposition the doors open so as to reach a solution yellow fir

chad, what does the vote mix look like now?bill across the house floor, you have to look to the middle. a coalition of republicans and democrats would agree to. what that probably means. members at margin, liberal members on left and conservative members of the right would not be for the final vote. keep in mind they're not there yet. kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader said they will know. they're working throughout the weekend. staff will be here. trying to get this in legislative form come monday. i've been told generally members of the conference committee are optimistic. i was told by one senior source they were more pessimistic now than they were the day before. keep in mind the richard shelby the chairman of the senate appropriations committee. he met with president trump, came back almost ebullient, that this was the best meeting he had. i was told by one source there is a long way to go. if they move this, they have to get the math right, the number of votes and the other enemy is time. the deadline is next frida

liz: chad pergram is reporting perhaps $1.6 billion for the border funding of the wall. that's what the committee hashing this out may be offering. that still might be too close to the initial democrat offer of $1.3 billion in the fall. let's see if the president signs on to a 1.6 billion plus number. more troops heading to eagle pass, texas. more migrants potentially on the way. we have a new report coming in. almost 2,000 migrant attempting to illegally cross into the youth every day. casey stegall is in eagle pass with more. casey? >> a couple things to point out. we are talking about two different caravans, the one that arrived here across the border from eagle pass where we are. that is comprised of 1,800 or so. then you have a second group entering mexico from guatemala. that one said to be heading toward the san diego, tijuana area. if they are seeking asylum like a majority of the folks are, each asylum case has to have an initial interview. the fed tell us it takes 2 to 3 hours for each under view to happen. here in eagle pass with a caravan of 1,800, they can o

chad: we will have to see.att: chad thomas is our bureau onef in germany, joining us daimler earnings. coming up, we will speak more about cars. the cfo of general motors, do not miss that interview at 3:30 p.m. london time. right now we are minutes away from the open. when we come back, we will look at the stocks you want to watch, as theyg bnp paribas lower revenue forecasts. this is bloomberg. a little over six minutes until the start of european trading. stocks to watch, christian weinberg is looking at carlsberg for us. drugmakers,covering and bnp paribas. what is the story with carlsberg? > numbers were in line, but the dividend and share buyback program, carlsberg is returning a billion dollars to investors. it may be some shareholders wanted extra cash flow for acquisitions to boost the top line which has been the company's weakness, but this is considered the second-best thing. anna: now on drugmakers. as president trump talked about drug pricing last night in the state of the union address, he asked f

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chad pergram is live on capitol hill. this had been talked about, chad, our senior producer. it was uncertain whether he would do it. it seems certain that there will be legal challenges. >> there will be. he has under the statute the ability, about -- multiple reasons as to why you can declare a national emergency. he does have firm ground there. the thing i would look more carefully at, shep, what we call transfer authority. so if you have individual spending bills and they have only allocated 1.375 billion for the border wall, does he go around congress and try to move money from account a to account b inside the spending bill without getting the blessing of congress. part of the statute says that you have to get a sign-off by appropriations committee. part says that you can go around it. does he say take the department of homeland security bending bill and dip in to the military spending bill, the defense appropriations bill or what we call the v.a.milcon bill and go across spending bills. that could be where there's a greater legal challenge. that's the bigger problem ri

military bases, one on the shores of the lake had germando ted patrol boats, troops coming there from chad and they first used handhe drones and then overmanned it with enormous amounts of weapons and supplies. >> so if you lack atap and see they are kind of across nigeria, niger, chad, what is their goal here, do they want to build the equivalent of another caliphate in africa. >> yeah, i think something like that. when iceician declared heir caliphate, they didn't consider it only iraq and syria, they kind of had in a way very grand yolks-- grandiose ideas. the westafer ka province has gone pretty far.nk i thi they have in-- benefited from the us.' shift away fromco terter rich as a big u.s. military priority. i think you can say they are creating something like a territory where nigerian government frankly can't respond and see a live and let live relationship. >> i would ask, what is the u.s. role here, have we essentially considered that the boko haram fight is over and are we paying attention to this sth. >> i think there is definitely a shift, talk about a shift away, contesting gre

it isn't done yet, chad. what is the latest? >> it is not done yet. i spoke with house majority leader steny hoyer. here is the prospective schedule. they hope the bill is texted out by 4:00. to give members, white house, time to process it, see exactly what is it. the white house will not make any decision until they have gone through and vetted this bill. there will not be any vote or debate on the bill until tomorrow night after 6:30. here is the logistics. there is a funeral tomorrow for john dingell the representative. also people want to go to north carolina for the late walter jones of north carolina. that will delay things at earliest. one of the questions whether or not they have enough time to pros special this, for members digest in it. here is what steny hoyer said, do a cr, give them a couple extra days. here is what he said. it does place in doubt the operation of government. it creates anxiety. we need to resolve this here is the other pressure though, connell, there is an old expression about houseguests an fish. if they forge this agr

joining us now from the political impact of the scandal senior capitol hill producer chad, chad, what is the message from the news conference and what is the reaction to capitol hill to it today? chad is not here, we will try to get him up as soon as we possibly can. really democratic party and politics in virginia, nationally when you have african-american democratic political candidates running for president, you have this bombshell in which northam yesterday apologized and said that basically it was him in this photograph and yet just now in what we saw 40 minutes not only denying it was him but also saying he knew nothing about it, that he never saw medical school yearbook because he was in the army and away and the very first time they ever saw that also indicate that a black face in uniform in 1984, well, it would have been common place, disputed for many decades because we have all known the indications and the meaning of both the offensive use of black face as well as kkk uniforms. let's bring in panel brad blakeman, hosted the richard fowler show and fox news contributor. ric

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>> i was getting his in my interview with chad pergram. why is it that nancy pelosi, and that the government is reopened and seemingly everyone is in the party has said, yes, some berries would be a good idea. why would she do say that? >> because she thinks that she is winning. i don't know what she thinks the endgame is. i think she thinks that donald trump will fold. i don't think that will happen. it is clear at this point that is what pelosi thinks. otherwise she will be saying i'm against a wall but i am for barriers. i understand we have to have some increased security at the border. she will be saying the things. also think a little bit if this is she acts like i'm a she literally has just been speaker this time for the last 15 minutes and actually she's been running the show in d.c. for the last 50 years. >> in her mind she has been. >> i know! there's a level of cockiness that if i were a democrat i would be concerned that she was overplaying her hand here. >> let me ask you this. a lot of people i talked to our maybe not bedding

let's get to meteorologist chad myers for the forecast. where is it, chad?e center is i would say columbus, ohio, right now into pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that's where the heaviest snow akum layings are going to be. 2 to 4 inches of snow for new york and maybe into d.c. we'll look now almost into williamsport and due boise, pennsylvania, and it's going to be a changeover to sleet and rain. but it's going to be tricky. when does that changeover happen? when did this snow wash away? new york city you could get a significant amount of snow and then sleet before the rain comes in. and then there will be three quarters of an inch of rain and it will wash away. but today's evening commute could be tricky. boston, new york, philadelphia, into d.c. now the bulk of the snow will be in pennsylvania in the poconos and the alleghenys, but still 2 to 4 inches of snow in new york city, really slows down the afternoon commute for sure. down to the south there's an awful lot of rainfall. there's flooding potential here. could be 4 to 6 more inches of rain in places that are

now we want to take you behind the scenes of the state of union with chad pergram, what did you findwear the fight at home tonight, and i counted 90 different times the president was interrupted by applause, mostly by republicans, sometimes bipartisan, that is a lot for a speech that ran about one hour and 22 minutes. i talked to democrats after the speech, house speaker nancy pelosi when she left the building, disappointed the president didn't bring up gun violence. i also talked to democratic senator chris coons i'm delaware, surprised about the cancer research at the end of the day, that is not a lot of money. and here's something chris coons said to me, a lot of engaging proposals in the speech, but they lacked details. you know it didn't happen in the speech? there was no conversation directly about a border wall, and that is significant to this conversation about a government shutdown. as the conference committee tries to forge a deal in the next ten days. >> ed: why does the conference committee meet next? what do we know about that? a deadline about 90s away, what are the pro