i think, for your particular interests, i would recommend visiting ston, on the peljesac peninsula.outside of dubrovnik, but it's also easily accessible by bus. the town is known for its seaside landscape, oysters and regional wines. the entire peninsula is known for having many hidden beaches but if you only have a day, i recommend checking out prapratno beach, less than 5km outside of ston. next, dinip bajaj from toronto in canada wants to take a great adventure in his home country. i too have been daunted by the prices of luxury tourist trains around the world but often you can find much cheaper, regular passenger trains which cover some of the same ground. canada's flagship train, the canadian, runs from your home city of toronto to vancouver, and the final stretch from jasper through british columbia duplicates part of the route of the rocky mountaineer. but i recommend a side trip on the skeena train betweenjasper and prince rupert on the pacific coast. this train, which charges regular rather than luxury fares, threads through some extraordinary scenery on a line once known a

. >> reporter: denzel washington's ston plays stal worth. >> reporter: how was it for you? did it seem familiar? >> that language of hate did. i mean, i was called the n-word by a white person in north carolina when i was 10. >> reporter: you remember that still? >> yeah. but i have a lot of fond, great memories of north carolina too. that's just one. >> i'm not risking my life. >> reporter: he needed a stand in for the face to face meetings. so white officer agreed to go under cover. >> i'm going to get you your membership card so you can go to the cross burning and get in deeper with these guys. >> reporter: in the movie adam driver plays his white counterpart. >> have a seat. once they send you your membership card, you'll be able to participate in all our programs. >> reporter: he even managed to get david duke himself on the phone. >> grand wizard of the klu klux klan, that david duke? >> yes. >> reporter: how did you get david duke on the phone of all clansmen? >> i've always had a philosophy, why should i waste time with the lowest rung when i can go directly to the

it is great to have the ties, but it ston is excite -- to be from a place that is excited that you'rehere. >> what did your parties do? >> my dad was a lawyer, and i in his footsteps, and took was involved, she over her father's company when he died. background doing other things and took over his company interesting of things with real estate and building materials. so my family, my great a brickyard and they used to make bricks. really he things that's cool when you look around the by brick rally brick we've been involved in building the city since the early days. inspired you to go into law? >> i always had an interest in policy. i was a history major in college. i was trying to figure out what wanted to do. i got is is great advice from my dad. to do d to decide what and had been thinking about it several years before law school. said if you're interested in public policy and public and law is history and public policy. if you want to do those things to that's what's interesting you, you should be a lawyer. it is great advice. this is a different spin on lawyer, becoming a lawmake

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actually, what was really surprising, is in other places-, the sunbr for example, for example, clark ston, georgia, is a great example, but also places like el cajon ini cfornia places where people want to live-- it's sunny and warm-- refugees are going there and ting inactually contri meaningful ways to economic activity, to neighborhoo revitalization, and helping some of these communities keep from declining in population to growing. >> sreenivasan: so these areac where people were leaving, or the population was declining in that way, and these re are backfilling it? they're not coming in and automatically moving to new york city, bright lights? >> refugees are sort of unique as immigrants because they don't really get to choose ere to go. they're assigned a place based off of their characteristics. they have to make best of it. they're assigned a place to go, and they're really-- what we found, they adopt these places as theirew home towns and they're really invested in it. at sreenivasan: what does the current adminisn-- or the position the administration has taken towards refugees do

fun ston. sky 7 was over the rescue just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. bottom of the cliff to reach the dog. it was reunited with its owner who said the dog ran away. >> probably tired. he's been out there for about six hours. >> how did it happen? >> you know, dogs will be dogs. >> the dog's owner thanked the san francisco fire department for their work.tencrageog owners to keep dogs on a leash at fort funston. >> having been out there before, it almost never happens. >>> it's day 5 of the teachers strike in oakland. >> we're learning how it's impacting the district financially. progress has been made. all-day negotiation session yesterday did not produce a deal. the district says only 6% of students have shown up each day. wow. that district is losing about a million dollars every day. you're hearing from the gilroy mom who is going viral for the sweet lesson she shared with her daught daughter. >> nice. okay. bye. >> sylvia dominguez how-to was a hit. her daughter posted the video last week. the college fresh han had put the filling in the tortilla bu

even in ston, 15 degrees above average with a high of 51. ose to 60 in new york city and temperatures slide down into the 40s and become much more seasonable as we go into the middle of the wein. >> in brihere is growing anxiety over brexit as the country prepares to leave the european union. this is prompting some to take drastic defensive actions to heotect telves. nbc's sarah harman has more tonight. >> reporter: with less than two months to go, britain still doesn't agree on how to leave the eu. >> no deal, a deal or no brexit. reporter: with parliament in turmoil, some are starting to worry that a no-deal brexit could lead to shortages, especially of food andne medi much of which is imported from the continent. vicki's daughter grace i has tip diabetes and needs an insulin pumpo stay alive. >> how much supply do you have in here? >> we have approximately one nth's supply in here and we will alway try to maintain a full week's worth. >> reporter: both her daughter's insulin and the pump parts are imported from outside the uk. >> at the m

ston, washington, d.c., and where you are, seattle, they did t fair well in this particular study, but i'm struck by the fact that boston and washington, d.c., are very old cities, so do they need to commit more to infrastructure and that other typef transportationhat you just mentioned in order to maybe try and reverse this or at least mitigate some of the >> yeah. so, i'm really glad you brought up the age of the cities, becaus what we found in our study is that age is the best predictor of congestion in a city. and when you think about itma i s a lot of sense, because a developed oston, it around walking, horses, even in the oldest parts of the city. and so, it's really ill suited to using an automobile, which is 20th-century technology in a 17th-century,6th-century city. so, especially in these old cities, the discussion should be much more about how do we use these streets most efficiently to serve these very dense populations. >> okay. and on that note, trer rei with inrix, thanks so much for joining us tonight. >>> by the way, california's governor is abandoning that state's $77

india always gives its here in india it's a well believed fact well believed in their mind that baucus ston that these armed groups are based on pakistani territory and that they're with impunity and in many cases they do have evidence on that this specific case they haven't presented any though because they're also one of the things of this news conference was trying to cover over the intelligence lapse that occurred many analysts and critics are saying that one of the reasons this attack happened the first place was a major lapse in intelligence why was of the convoy the paramilitary convoy so large why didn't anyone check the road why was a civilian vehicle allowed and how could so much explosives be gathered by one group and tell just officials not know about it so they're trying to shift the attention away from there for one thing the other thing is they're trying to put more pressure on the pakistani government to to address these issues of having armed groups groups that have publicly said have condemned india being in the indian administered to schmear that are based in pakistan in

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from 34 people and three companies that we know of, the latest being long-term trump adviser roger ston. it includes six former trump adviser. it is one that will lie for him, two, break the law for him, three, cheat the system for him. essential essential he wants to surround himself with people just like him. would you agree with that statement? >> it appears so. >> mr. cohen, the american people have a lotover questions when it comes to this president. when he went and he bowed before putin and nobody could understand buy he acts the way he acts. we believe the way he gets those answers is looking at everybody that surrounds them, who he has been associated with and his tax returns. that's the only way we can get down to the bottom line. thank you and i yield back. >> mr. clahairman, i have a unanimous consent request. he begged me to give him a job in the administration. he is still lying under oath. i asked unanimous consent. i have one more from bob. getting sick watching these hearings i know michael cohen personally for many years. he told me several times he was very angry and

the first involves roger ston thrbs former political advisor indicted last month.udge today issued a partial gag order, refraining him from making any statements to the press that pose a like lahood of prejudice. he's used colorful analogies and pushed the conspiracy theory that the fbi tipped off cnn. and press sec areitary sarah sanders saying quote i was happy to voluntarily sit down with them. there is no indication she's unlegal skreper da. however one area of scrutiny may wlung with the specifically the misleading statement the president drafted aboard air force one on behalf of his son. at the time she public ly defended the statement as being true. >> there's no inaccuracy in the statement. >> fine that he will special counsel asked a federal judge to move up the sentencing date, asking for a sentence of 19 to 24 years. joined by jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia, former federal prosecutor and a republican strategist. that knows to all of you for being with us. sun cynthia, let's start with you. 19 to 24 years. that's what the prosecutors will s

i'm ston years old. i'm still in the room. ( cheers and applause ) you know?l these-- there are several-- golden globes you sit at a table. the saga, wards you sit at a table. i would like to sit at a table with all my fellow nominee s. >> stephen: that's nice. >> that would be fun. >> stephen: that's one thing about the golden globes i have always been interested in, certainly for the oscars and the emmys, for our work, they're in an auditorium and it's kind of sterile. but the golden globes there are drinks and you get to hang. is it fun? >> yes, it can be fun. it depend on who you're sittings next to. but this time, it was so wonderful. because i was at this table, and, also, you know, hollywood cares about where your table is. >> stephen: oh, sure. >> so in the globes every-- the big stars are all in the pit. they're in, like, the front tables. and we were in the first, you know-- >> stephen: tier back. >> tier, and i thought okay that really means i'm not going to win. >> stephen: wow. so they psyched you out. >> but michael douglas was just across-- he w

. >>> a federal judge placed a gag order on roger ston it comes after stone posted a picture on instagramher with a target next to her face. stone apologized for what he called his own stupidity. stone is out on bond right now. he pled not guilty to multiple charges, handed down by special council robert mueller. more of these stories ahead on "today." >>> and marijuana parties are popping up all over the district. police have been cracking down on a clear violation of the marijuana law. a news team investigation found those arrests rary lead to con jurisdictions. >> jodie fleischer says some are aski if the policeaids are just wasted resources. >> reporter: it's illegal to buy and sell marijuana in the district. but you are allowed to grow it, use it and give otall amounts to rs. that's created an entire industry in whatome call a gray area of the law. the i-team went undercover at pop-up parties. you can find them every night of the week in every corner of the district. and some will tell you they are not selling pot. from stickers to socks for sale, the pot comes along asift. gifting p

me, i'm joe baseball from how-ston, texas. gad-yup. supermodel tyra banks has announced she'll be opening a beauty-focused theme park later this year called modelland. and leonardo dicaprio has already been on all the rides.a liquor brand svedk will release a new product that combines rose and vodka. it's called uh-oh, hold my hair. and finally, a woman in germany is claiming to be in love with an airplane. i know how to cure her, said spirit airlines. ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight.me she is starring in the new film "the prodigy." taylor schilling is back onn th show. one of my all time favorites here at lateit night. and she is a political commentator for cnn as well as the fridayel co-host of abc's "e view," ana navarro is joining us. we'll be talking with her about everything that happened tonight.'ll before we get to our guests, the theme of president trump's state of the union address was supposedss to be unity, and in lead-up to the speech trump, honored that theme by attacking democrats.ki for more o

documents they stole includi including democratic national committee also interacted directly with stonlen materials posted online and it appears thaw have already issued search warrants for stone coming out of the case. >> first oall of it would be unlikely a judge would send the case somewhere else for reasons such as those and we're getting bread crumbes and unfortunately that's all you're getting is bread crumbs that indicate the spells counsel's office is not looking lat this and sawing gee, we don't know what to make of this. they're putting the story together. >> paul, stone got a gag order he's got to stop making statement thoo statements to the media. he's throwing up the nixon victory sign, fund raising. what are the legal issues in whether or not there's a gag order? >> there's first amendment concern of people having the right to freely express themselves and defend themselves in the best way they know how. and she's the judge is saying everything you say on tv can be used against you if you take a stand in the court of law. you're also pausossibly trying tamper with the jur

, the principal wrote, this behavior is disgracefulno and doe reflect the values expected of wince ston church hill students. a sentiment echd by a spokesperson for the montgomery county public schools. ng this is not a joke. this is not somet funny. >> this has happened to me in the past but a random white kid will be like, hey, yo, can i get an n-word pass.k i don't thhey mean it in an offensive way. >> i was verynd concerned i am very concerned hearing news like this. >> reporter: the president of the school ptsa -- >> the ruopportunity to engage students, engage the larger community in discussions about mountd.ike this is par >> reporter: there will be that meeting ngagement ptsa next week. in pa tomic, derrick ward, news 4 today. >>> it's now 5:14. scammers are always lookingor their next target, now one is behind bars because he called the person who once led both the fbi and the ci >> i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you. i'm going to [ bleep ] kill your husband. [ bleep ] set your house on fire. i'm not giving you any more >> that was the terrifying message a scammer from jamaica lef

. >> country won't work if ev.ybody is completely ston but just two.postal service a job. i would try to think of things like that. >> seth: yeah. >> to do. >> seth: i thinkplhat's a good form. i want to talk, last time you were here was right before the midterms. >> yes. >> seth: and i'll admit, there little pessimism. >> yeah. >> seth: you were fairly critical of nancy pelosi, particularly her optimism going into the midterms. mism t only was her op borne out, but how do you feel about her and the handling of the shutdown? >>y feel the same we everyb feels. she kicked his ass. [ cheers and applause ]ng it was amau and -- and, ow, many of us -- what is she 78? many of us have had a 78-year-old grandmother. if you have one that's really feisty and really that puts her -[ bleep ] kicking boots >> seth: yeah. >> i d't know if i can say that but -- >> seth: yeah. >> but, no, listen, she -- i was very skeptical, as i am of anybody, any politician, anybody in a leadership position. but since the elecon, she has -- i mean look what she -- she put alexandria

and we had to get on a super-earltrain to go to ston. >> yes. >> seth: because it was a day game.es. >> seth:ut that's really not the crazy part, the crazy part is what you wore. because this was a sketch, the last sketch of the night, "snl" with bernie mac. [ laughter and this, i think, was bernie mac house of comedy suits? >> yes. and i believe it was you who talked me into wearing that to the after party. >> seth: yes. >> so i was like, "okay, yeah, i'll do it."t did you ess up? >> seth: no, i didn't. >> oh, okay. okay.so es, i wore that to the after party and then a couple drinks k in i tou suggested, you should go ahead and wear that to the game. [ laughter ] just wear it all the way up in the train, up there, and then wear it to the ge. and i was like, "that sounds like a great idea." [ laughter ] and i go on this train ride and a couple hours into the train ride, sobering up a little t, i'm like, "what have i done? [ laughter ] what have i done? i'm walking around -oh my god." >> seth: i should -- the best thing about this was it was your first year on the show, you were de

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. >> tom brady -- >> butiful athes llpy t priotnd ston and a of n ac to "cbs this morning." "the new york times" reports democrat beto o'rourke and minnesota senator amy klobuchar will decide soon whether to run for president in 2020. o'rourke, a former texas congressman, nearly lost a senate contest last year against ted cruz. he sat down with oprah winfrey and said the decision to run was up to him and his family. >> if i can play some role in helping the country to do that, by god i'm going to do it. >> okay, okay. by god, when are you going to know the answer? [ applause ] >> by god! >> the serious answer is really soon. it is really soon. before the end of this month. >> klobuchar said she would reveal her plans about a possible presidential run on sunday at an event in minneapolis. >> beto o'rourke says -- >> when does the conversation snare. >> that conversation airs february 16th. >> on?n. aac show. february's a short month. i said, we don't have to wait long to hear what you're going to do. if i was a betting man, i'd say he's running. no inside information, but i'm