there was another play we did, julius caesar.s, julius caesar had his conspirators and what we try to show that as a board of directors if you have your own agendas than you are going to fail. the season thing became a dysfunctional board and the need for a chairman to bring them together. you mentioned julius caesar, henry v, richard iii, so many place from william shakespeare, 38 in total. from all of these plays, who was the worst leader and the best leader? shakespeare never really made anyjudgements, he put on the table all of the issues he wa nted on the table all of the issues he wanted to say about leaders but left the audience to make that decision. some of his best those plays are tragedies, macbeth, king learand fellow. what can a tragedy like the best teach us about leadership? —— like mac. lady macbeth shows us the power of influence, she comes from a sad background, lost a child and so she is highly strung and try to do this. perhaps don't listen to your wife then? that is one conclusion but that doesn't do things w

julius caesar had found the local berbers to be not only tenacious but also shrewd . at that time the townsfolk lived from growing wheat they had accumulated three hundred thousand sheaves an unbelievable quantity in those days this formed the basis of their later prosperity which they displayed and celebrated through their coliseum. huge crowds flocked to the oval arena from all over the surrounding region to enjoy the thrilling cruel and often deadly games of antiquity. the stench in the extensive catechumens is appalling at one time this was a labyrinth of passages cells and cages for humans and animals that echo to the eerie sounds from hunters and the hunted lions and tigers bears and antelopes. criminals sentenced to death the way to democrat phenolic there was one simple merciless but all pervading principle survival of the strongest. fanfare signaled the start of the games the coliseum it is just could take far more spectators than the town had inhabitants the last great arena to be built during the roman empire its design was perfect. for those participating

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[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to jeff daniels, danielle brooks, daniel caesar, fred it's your old pal carson daly here. welcome to "last call." we're doing it from the federal bar goodwin tonight. sandy alex g is going to perform

danielle brooks is back on the show, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] and music from r&b artist daniel caesar you're really here on a good night. [ cheers and applause ] the reality is, even though we do this every night, we don't always have time to cover all of the recent news. so here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call, "amber says what." [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, you guys! things have been crazy! okay. first of all, a billion people have been accused of sexual harassment! and folks are like, "what!" but women are like, "what?" [ laughter ] then, blake shelton was named sexiest man alive. and i was like, "what --! [ laughter ] -- happened to idris elba, is he okay?" and they were like, "yeah, we just think blake shelton is the sexiest man alive." but i was like, "what!" you know who the sexiest man alive actually is. model and actor kofi siriboe. whoo! he is so hot that if a white girl brought him home to meet her parents, they would be like, "ooh." [ laughter and applause ] then, australia voted to legalize gay marriage. and i was like, "what? the

it stops with another caesar. loss of liberty. we can't take that first step. the people in england, of ourse, look at it very differently. if we can't have the government from the most prosperous part of the country, and the rest of us have to pay not because of it, we're that. to put up with >> how can the government let this happen? you're in the british government you know whatever fast foot work and compromises might conduct in the meantime, in the long run, one ay or another, you're probably going to have to be able to get the people in america to pay ome at least of the cost of running their country. benefits get all the of being in it. >> well, that's tough. compromise can sometimes work. but for compromise to work you have one side or the other interests. vital do ere's a case where, how you compromise this? let's re some proposals, let the colonists elect members to the house of commons. colonies is,in the forget it. that would never work. miles away, 000 five to eight weeks. we don't know what's going on over there. we can't construct our representat

caesar, what do you want to hear from him in regards to the d.r.e.a.m.ers?if he could say what are his plans and how he would like to follow through on them. as you stated before, there has been a lot of back and forth as to what the leadership in washington, d.c. wants, and for myself as a person, it's very difficult to wake up every day and see the headlines telling me that my future may play out in a given manner and just having to think about what's going to happen every single day. >> well, cesar, professor, thank you both, and cesar, keep working hard. thank you for spending time with us and sharing your story. >> of course. thank you so much. >>> well, under president trump, the e.p.a. has been known for quite a few very versals. why this one may surprise you next. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com start winning today. the great emperor trekking a hundred miles

next stop, caesars. # lord i'm coming home to you...#.ortcut of click at ces this week. more in the full—length version which is up on iplayer for you to watch right now. we will be back in the us, specifically vegas, next week. don't forget we live on twitter forjuicy backstage photos and videos. as my milder used to say, where will it alland? as my milder used to say, where will it all and? good evening. there is a speu it all and? good evening. there is a spell of wet and windy weather to be had across north and western parts, which will come to many of you as a shock, because it has been really rather still lately. that is not the only shock on the card, this week it will get much colder, want to get the wet and windy stuff out the way, it will be snowy and windy but from a different direction. we will get to that in a second. he comes the cloud, wind and rain. it is or it is in north and western parts. it will continue its journey the south and east during the rest of tonight. some of the gusts around 70 mph, elsewhere you could be l

sunshine and roses and cupcakes for everyone now let's just see if you can deliver all right mitch caesar i'm going to take issue with the democrats right off the top tonight. i don't want to hear from congressman kennedy i want to hear from the new leader of the united states senate for the democrats where is chuck schumer tonight wouldn't he be the guy to talk about this is why shut down the government or why you didn't get the ten votes this is what we want on doctor because you know the president's going to be talking about daca tonight he's going to be talking about the economy is this a good move by the democrats i think it is that and i'll tell you why obviously he's the face of the senate among democrats palosi is the face in the house they pick a candidate that could be debated back and forth what i find disconcerting on the democrat side i have to say is there are five different programs giving responses to the state of the united behalf of democrats you have someone on bt the congresswoman from california you have kennedy giving the traditional one you have bernie sanders givin

.# next stop, caesars. # lord i'm coming home to you...# that is it for the short carts this week. play for you to watch right now. we will be backin you to watch right now. we will be back in the us, specifically vegas, next week. don't forget to check us out on twitter for backstage videos. hello and welcome to news watch with me, samira ahmed. the bbc‘s china editor accuses the employer of unlawful plea this conversation. —— discrimination. and a growing number of patients are not being seen at d&d within the target for hours but does the bbc know exactly a number that is? it was one of those weeks on the bbc itself became the story. presenting radio 4's today programme withjohn presenting radio 4's today programme with john humphrys was presenting radio 4's today programme withjohn humphrys was carrie gracie who until the day before was the top —— china editor. her resignation appeared on the front pages of several of the day ‘s newspapers and lead to discussions in parliament as well as media. so how did it come to this? the row comes from the publication of the bbc‘s salaries

that's mantegna's triumphs of caesar, by the way.is first passion was for german, flemish and dutch artists of the northern renaissance, hence we have this wonderwall of hans holbein portraits, at the end of which is this absolute cracker of robert cheeseman, the royal falconer. his other great love was the artists of the italian high renaissance, people like pisano and here, people like tintoretto, who painted this dramatic, biblical scene. injust two decades, charles and henrietta amassed an art collection to rival any court in europe, but it all came to a very abrupt end when charles has his head chopped off and oliver cromwell flogs the lot. the collection was scattered to the four winds, which is the point of this exhibition. the royal academy is uniting, for the first time since 1649, as many of those famous artworks as it possibly can, including this hunting portrait of charles i, which is now owned by the louvre. in a way, this exhibition is a tragedy, a story of what could have been. great masterpieces which were once owned

marching an army down and capturing london and installing himself as a dictator but by the new caesar just hiding in some little room in westminister and hauling the members of parliament in one at a time and basically saying, hey, what will it take to get you to go from a watch guard of public liberty into somebody who will let me do what i want? here's your payoff. well, the more government offices there are, the more patronage the government has. every new official in the customs service is another salary for somebody. you want your uncle, your brother, your son or even yourself to have that nice salary? well, then, if you're a member of parliament, you better do what the government wants. and? of people saying thank gosh we're finally getting more officials to enforce the law and keep crime down, they start complaining that look at this, they're creating more patronage jobs to use as bribes to get the house of commons to look the other way while whatever conspiracy there is against our liberties proceeds step by step. and then you've got guys like john hancock, one of the biggest

president mike pence has told the israeli knesset that the white house plans to move the american i was a caesar jerusalem by the end of next year is speech through angry protests from arab israeli lawmakers hence it is the highest ranking u.s. politician to visit the region since president trump recognized the rousseau mess israel's capital last month. well here in germany the country's two biggest political parties are gearing up for a fight as they prepare to launch a formal coalition talks a leading member of the conservative bloc urged the social democrats to finish the talks quickly as germans were losing their faith in democracy after months without a government the center left s.p.d. is promising to push hard in the forthcoming negotiations. spree ended up in a political correspondent hans blunt he's at the headquarters of chancel michael c.d.u. where the party's negotiators are holding a strategy meeting today hans how is the cd were approaching the coalition talks given the extreme tensions that have become so obvious in the s.p.d. party. well as we just heard in that report the c.d.u.

this seems that they're giving away some key players and it's a buyer's market to shop at caesars in what's going on is their game plan moving forward you know everything i think pretty normal i mean you know if you call the play oleksandr won't know who actually comes from any key supporter brett that he grew up in the club his wife pregnant third kid coming i think for him it was the biggest dream to return back home so he's a good offer comes with a good offer comes for the club. you can say no it's of asian for the players that are left there that's i mean when you lose three players to buy in in the in the space of two transfer windows and then you know that another player is leaving at the end of the season on a free how hard is it for you and i was and then to get the players that still they fired up for another push to make europe well i think you need to look at it from a different angle because we are developmental of what we introduce the different push very young player from the used to then use geiger. top player in the center of midfield correctible mo came back from th

we're joint tonight by caesar vargas. he's an illegal immigrant and an attorney in new york. thanks for coming on. >> happy new year. >> tucker: happy new year. why not treat america like you really cared about it? policy makers tweet it with half the care that harvard treats its schools with and figure out which immigrants will be the most successful? it's not about race but the massive amount of data that we have when people get her and people that are more likely to succeed get preference and those that won't won't. what is wrong with that? >> the first point is that the united states is not a company. the united states is not a school. it's a nation. second point, we want to make sure that we scrutinize every person coming here into the country. we want to make sure that they don't have any terrorist backing or a violent record. but the united nations was created in the declaration of independence because the king restricted immigration. because the king of england said states, colonies, you can no longer bring people from other countries -- >> tucker: who told you -- >>

caesar was a populist. was he vulgar? no. i don't think it is linked to populism although the people who wield the term populist as a weapon, i am glad you mentioned that, it seems to me one of the fundamental objections to donald trump is aesthetic. he put ketchup on it, unpardonable sins and other things as well. a large part of this aspect, populism over donald trump, a matter that is aesthetic, another is snobbery. >> there are two ways to define it. it was older latin, when in everyday use but you never write a serious book and it. machiavelli's book are extraordinary because he gets you there in everyday italian. it sort of meant everybody and no question the common people have more common tastes, they are not lining up necessarily outside art museums on the weekend and going to hipster movie houses. they have more common tastes by necessity or by nature. vulgar -- identified with the fringes of commonality, aloneness, obscenity and things like that. the first meaning of the term commonness yes, there's something necess

. >> the a one point, chp landed its chopper on the freeway near the caesar chavez exit. >> he jumped off the freeway. an officer and good samaritan pulled him back up and detained him. >> before the cop grab him, he go to leap over the rail. like on the movies, the cop got one maniarm on to keep him from killing himself. i helped bring him back over. and he came back over, and he detained him. once that happened, so it's like, you know, this is crazy, man, crazy. >> ah, talk about dramatic. police have not yet said what led to the incident. with that, good evening. >> get ready for another wet week ahead. >> two storms heading for the bay area that should begin and end the workweek with rain, taking a look outside at the roof cam. the first storm you can see has not yet developed. >> our meteorologist joins us with details on when it will reach us, lisa? >> it's a one on the storm impact scale. it's a light system, not going to come in until tomorrow. your holiday will be dry, but we should see some light showers move into the north bay by the afternoon. so tomorrow, 1:30, the sonoma

. >> caesar's palace coliseum's reigning queen, celine dion since launching her show in 2003 announced adding three more shows in 2018. >> giving fans what they can't get on the road. >> in march lionel richie will be spending time between all the hits in planet hollywood and vegas. >> i feel like this is a great destination because it's in one place and i get to enjoy the show, see the crowd, i can hear them and in the end i can go home. it's right down the street. >> still ahead celebs reveal their new resolution. >> now i've doubled down the other way. >> then the sweaty beauty secret of stars like selena gomez. >> it's really good for your life in general because you have an hour of quiet me time. >> and victor yia beckham. >> i'm not quite as frumpy as i look. >> closed captioning provided by . ♪ ♪ can't keep my hands to myself ♪ >>> that is such a hot video. selena gomez put herself on full display for hands to herself. what is selena's secret? would you believe sweating while wrapped like a burrito. and it's a new way to get a new you in the new year. >> when selena started comi

let's go to san francisco, northbound 280 at caesar chavez, a little bit of a traffic jam. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. we are also looking at the alt mapass, looking good as you get over to pleasantten. this is 880 in oakland, traffic is okay. up the bay bridge, it is also okay by the senda. weather is moving through and driving will be tough. back to the desk. >>> we are now in day three of a federal government shutdown. nonessential government workers will not go to work today as a vote is expected at 9:00 our time for the government. we are looking at what it might take to get the stand still resolved. >> we will find out today which federal workers are deemed essential and nonessential. the federal government shutdown technically began friday night but the full effects start today. >> reporter: the closures have started here and there around the country. congress is not making much headway with another vote scheduled today. >> let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> reporter: democrats, most of them are holdin

love you, you love me >> reporter: celine invited her on stage during her residency performance at caesar'sace on friday. >> i'm glad you came up on stage. thank you. >> reporter: the apparently inebriated woman became way too friendly. when she wouldn't leave and security approached, celine defused the situation. >> good-bye friend. look at me. >> repr: >> you can leave her hand. stay with her. she'll need it. >> reporter: when the woman was helped offstage. after several minutes. this was celine's reaction. >> she's good. >> celine. >> you're amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: like the pro she is. she got up and continued friday's show. >> and now, are you ready to celebrate? >> reporter: she actually cancelled the next night's performance. not because of the encounter but because she was sick. tweeting she was on doctor's orders to rest. >> thank you. >> such a pro. >> she is. she's kind of like that. she has fun with all that. >>> meanwhile, cameron is here with a surprising move from meghan markle. got a few fans angry. not all. she and harry were swarmed by fans. >> she bet

caesar says his family continues to recover in the hospital.is surviving aunt was the most seriously hurt. she hit her head when she jumped from that second floor window. in trenton, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >>> pretty scary stuff. >>> a delaware mother is going to prison after pleading guilty to murder by neglect of her infant son. 30-year-old casey latent of georgetown sentence to do 15 years in prison for her role in the 2015 death of her son aiden hunterly she pleaded guilty zone did the child's father doyle hunterly. he has not yet been sentence the couple had called police in may of 2015 saying their three month old son was unresponsive. doctors found the baby had multiple injuries and was severely malnourished. aiden lived on life support for five months before dying in september. an autopsy revealed the child had died of blunt force trauma to the head. >>> police need your help finding these two hooded men who they say committed an armed robbery in woodland on thursday night. authorities say the two approached a gas station attend

cæsar alley has been looking at how the u.k. and the u.s.failed to find common ground in twenty seventeen. the u.k. prime minister to reason may has invited u.s. president donald trump to visit the united kingdom later this year it comes as the two leaders met at the world economic forum in davos and also comes amid rumors of a breakdown in the relationship between the two countries if you. like in a lot the way a. false rumor i just want to correct the record straight for getting into. whether or not what is real is that twenty seventeen saw a real strain in the so-called special relationship. is the only way. to reason made don't focus on me focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism that is taking place within the united kingdom we're doing just fine and perhaps a change of heart by president trump in order to repair that relationship he's indicated that he's willing to apologize for retreating britain first if you're telling me that the harpy people horrible racist people i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that i

also dealing with aen earlier accident, northbound 280 approaching caesar chavez, only one lane open there at this time. approaching 101 speeds are slowing, and quite a bit of ponding in the roadways. we'll continue to rack the traffic for you coming up. >>> in a few hours the senate is expected to vote on a bill to reopen and temporarily fund the federal government. but not everyone is optimistic the bill will pass. >> reporter: senators left the floor, unable to compromise on a measure to fund the government. >> there's enough blame to go around. >> i think most leaders at this point have to want a solution. >> reporter: democrats want to extend daca protections for the so-called dreamers. >> we have yet to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for both sides. >> february 8th, 2018, assuming the government remains open, it would be my intention to proceed the legislation that would address daca, border security and related issues. >> reporter: but deep divisions stalled the bill, forcing hundreds of thousands of federal employees to face uncertainty about th

. >> coming to you from caesars entertainment studios, it's happy couples week.week, we're playing with couples who have just gotten engaged, and they're not just committed to each other, they're committed to walking out of here with a $1 million check. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. it's happy couples week. you guys ready to play? [cheers and applause] let's welcome our first happy couple from new york, new york, paul and kristin. >> hey, how's it going, chris? >> good to have you guys.hris? >> thank you. thank you for having us. >> great to be here. >> how long you been engaged? >> for about eight months now. >> since christmas. >> since christmas day. >> it was a christmas day. ah, nice. well done, my friend. well, together you're gonna play for a million dollars today. [both laugh] you're about to face 14 questions. money value's growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 milon

. >> coming to you from caesar's entertainment studios, it's happy couples week.aying our game with some very excited couples who've just gotten engaged, and i would love to give them a $1 million check as an engagement present. so, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire." it's happy couples week. you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] well, from jacksonville, florida, let's welcome back brett and creed. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, everybody. >> good to have you guys back. we just got five questions in to your game before we were rudely interrupted and had to stop for the day. but we're back and you have $5,000 in the bank. that can't be taken away. all we can do is add to it today. and since it's happy couples week, every time one of our players successfully answers the $5,000 question, they not

. >> from caesars entertainment studios, it's celebrity week, las vegas. today, cindy williams from "laverne & shirley" and "menopause the musical" is here playing for charity. trust me, she has no intention of leaving here without a very big check. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody, welcome! it's celebrity week las vegas. [cheers and applause] look who we have here. our first celebrity contest, from "menopause the musical" at harrah's las vegas, the beautiful, the talented, ms. cindy williams is here! >> well, thank you, chris. thank you. >> thank you so much for being here. truly appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. i appreciate it too. >> it's good to have you here in las vegas, and we'll talk about the musical and all that good stuff, but first i want to talk about

who wants t >> from caesar's entertainment studios, it's happy couples week. today our couples are all newly engaged and ready to take that next step, working together to win $1 million on national television. so what are we waiting for? let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, welcome to "millionaire." it's happy couples week. are you guys ready for love and money? [cheers and applause] >> very. >> bringing my two passions together: love and money. from los angeles, california, please welcome back nicole and mark, our happy couple. >> good to be back. >> happy because in a month from now, you're gonna be walking down the aisle. >> both: yes. >> and you're walking up our board to $10,000. that's where you are right now. you've already made $10,000. you're over, what, 7 questions away from $1 million, and you

. >> from caesar's entertainment studios, it's happy couples week. today, our newly engaged contestants are playing with their significant others, hoping to win a very significant amount of cash, and we're about to find out if they can pull it off on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ everybody, welcome to "millionaire." it's happy couples week. is everybody ready to go? >> both: yes! >> well, from new york, new york, let's welcome back paul and kristin! >> yeah! >> newly engaged, in love. [cheers and applause] you guys are beyond halfway through this. you are just six questions away from $1 million. you have $20,000 in your bank... >> wow. yeah. >> from our last show. still two lifelines as well, by the way, "50/50" and the "plus one," and you guys are playing together as a team, but, kristin, you are the team captain... >> yes, she is. >> just like you will be once you get married.

. >> coming to you from caesar's entertainment studios, it's celebrity week las vegas. today, magician piff the magic dragon from the flamingo las vegas is going to use all his powers to try to win $1 million for charity. let's see if he can do it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hi, everybody. welcome to the show. you guys ready to go? [cheers and applause] today's celebrity contestant is a proud loser... of "america's got talent," and now performs in vegas at the flamingo from las vegas, nevada, piff the magic dragon. [cheers and applause] >> wow. >> that's just what it says. i was just reading what it-- >> i've been here 3 minutes, and, like, "loser" already. this is-- >> i apologize. >> not the start i was hoping for. >> not necessarily. >>

he said render unto caesar the things that are caesar's, and to -- i always say that, i know. [laughter] [applause] you can't judge somebody according to how good they are and decide on who you're going to vote for based on that, because we're all sinners. and jesus said if you ever lusted after a man, after a woman in your heart, then you're just as guilty as guy that had adultery. they're all the same. you vote for the one who you think the going to vote the best for your country, and i think that's what evangelicals did. >> you're absolutely right. there's so much hypocrisy where people who have things in their own past -- >> the only difference is they never got caught. >> that's right. as christians, we believe people can change. and in my book i document that about ten years ago something happened in donald trump's life. he started cleaning up his act, he started watching christian television, and i believe that he's a very different kind of man than some of the bad stereotypes that we're familiar with. >> i do too. i was the only one willing to go on tv and say that aft

. >> from caesar's entertainment studios, it's happy couples week. each day, we're playing with some newly engaged couples who are hoping to win $1 million they can put towards the wedding of their dreams. so, don't move. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, guys, welcome to happy couples week. are you ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] well, from chicago, illinois, let's welcome back jordy and jahna, our happy couple. [cheers and applause] you guys are smack-dab in the middle of your game. you are halfway to $1 million. you're at $10,000. seven questions in. seven more to go. almost there. >> almost. >> and you still have one more lifeline yet to be used. and by the way, since it's happy couples week, every time one of our players successfully answers the $5,000 question

to be roman citizens or caesar should tax the rich to help the poor. our job. he got quite predictable blowback on twitter. he followed up by saying all the clowns commenting on my tweet below with mayor bowels is an uproar, should relax. you can be a good christian whether you vote conservative or liberal. what do you make of that? >> it amazes me. franklin graham went further to the right than his dad ever was. billy graham was pro choice in the 1970s when we talked to him about abortion as was dr. chris wall of the southern baptist convention. evangelicals went from sending medical teams to haitis with the samaritan's purse which franklin graham started to defending aa man who called people living in black countries and brown countries, people living in shit hole countries. this is the same guy who said there were some good nazi's watching. again, it's the frog getting boiled to death. evangelicals switched from being who advocated to traditional reality to the chief american defenders of not only relativistic morality but all that used to be consid

they're just looking to find out who's going to be brute does to your julius caesar. >> reporter: the republican party leadership convinced the president to back a more conventional candidate for the alabama senate seat -- >> luther strange is our man. >> reporter: bannon got out the vote for the firebrand. >> this is not about judge moore. it's not about donald trump. this is about you. this is about you. 100%. >> reporter: moore's victory in the primaries ultimately got the president on the bandwagon. >> get out and vote for roy moore. >> reporter: but that political bet did not pay off. even the president's endorsement was not enough to help moore overcome allegations of sexual impropriety that tarnished his campaign. the result? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> reporter: today a democrat was sworn in for an alabama senate seat for the first time in 25 years. today's rift is not about alabama. it's about issues that hit much closer to home for president trump. specifically the russia investigation, that famous trump tower meeting, and the president's own son. don jr. admits he regre

in san francisco we continue to follow this crash northbound 280 at caesar chavez. reports that chp hopes to have all lanes open soon. 101 north up to say sar chavez is your alternate. i will let you know whether or not they clear that before 5:00. wet roadways throughout the north bay and a little fog perhaps over west of novato. we will track all of this this morning. >> we also have breaking news out of san jose this morning. police surrounding a south san jose hotel in a standoff that's been under way for about 12 hours already. it's happening at the wyndham garden hotel on silicon valley boulevard near highway 101. a witness tells us police were on the second floor using a battering ram at one point. we know there are multiple police agencies that are involved already this morning, including the fire department. we will bring you a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> still shut down, the federal government closed for a third day as lawmakers on capitol hill try to reach a deal. >> the senate is scheduled to vote at 9:00 a.m. our time on a bill to fund the govern

look at this, >> coming to you from caesars entertainment studios, it's celebrity week las vegas. today, "lifestyles of the rich and famous" host robin leach is playing with us, and if all goes well, by the time he leaves, his favorite charity is going to be rolling in the dough. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready for a special day of "millionaire"? well, let's welcome the host of "lifestyles of the rich and famous." from las vegas, nevada, robin leach. >> nice to be with you. [cheers and applause] >> great to see you again. thank you so much for taking the time out and playing. >> it's nice to be playing for the boys & girls club of america because they do absolutely extraordinary work empowering young people to make the most of their potential.

is named after julius caesar who established the calendar. as we know would put three hundred sixty five days and one leap year . that's known as the julian calendar so. it has a slight problem because it doesn't really account for some of the astronomical shifts so it begins to kind of slide away a little bit the problem you see in the for. centry when the feast of the nativity of christ was established it obviously existed in the church of rome and probably the latin churches of north africa in the third century it was unknown in the east actually originally. but then the christians decide it should we celebrate the date of the nativity of christ because the gospel doesn't say when christ was born. we don't know in what sees them actually. pretty much traditionally selected. supposed to be celebrated in the day of the winter solstice. so wonderful that the fourth century the winter solstice was around what today is january the seven. but over time it began to shift so basically. by the sixteenth century quite a bit off so in the sixteenth c

caesar was a populist, was he vulgar? no. i don't think it's linked to populism, although i think those people who wield the tomorrow "populist" as a weapon would like to have us think so. i'm glad you mexed -- mentioned that because one of the fundamental criticisms of donald trump. respect. he wears the wrong kind of ties. puts catsup on steak, unpardon sips. other things as well, but i think that a large part of this aspect of the hysteria over donald trump is a matter -- i said esthetic. maybe a better word is snobbery. >> you can watch this and other programs online become book tv [organ .org. we want to say, welcome to liberty forum at silicon valley we know we are not alone. so look at owl of us here.

caesar cruz at this rally tonight on behalf of immigrants from el salvador. the crowd of about 100 demonstrated at oakland city hall determined to fight for daca and other immigration programs. >> this amazing country has been a hub for people all over the world and immigrants and refugees have come here for safety and shelter and now it seems like we're turning a cold shoulder on them and that's horrible. >> reporter: last week a federal judge in san francisco ruled daca had to continue for now saying the administration made a mistake of law. on twitter the president wrote i want people coming to our country that will help us become strong and great again. the impasse over immigration could become even more tense. some democrats are even talking about a government shutdown. >> i for one would not vote for government funding until we get a deal on daca. >> reporter: president trump said tonight the democrats are all talk when it comes to daca. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeted tonight that the democrats will never stop fighting to protect dreamers. i

next stop, caesars. # lord i'm coming home to you...#.n sync with the waterjets and music. we caught up with the boss behind this madness on the eve of the performance. so there are few challenges with this space. it's a very tight space. we were only... we're only allowed to fly within the fountains and we actually created a two layer geo fence, so that if the drones were to ever go out the motor stops and the drones fall into the water. wow, that was a pretty spectacular way to end the show, don't you agree? don't forget, we live at bbc click on twitter. is hello. the grey and cloudy theme that has been with us for several days now is sticking around through the weekend. there will be glimpses of brightness around here and there. this was sent in from the isle of wight, shoving the extent of the cloud there. we will keep with cloudy conditions, some rain around, in the north west in particular, later today. the radar shows that rain working into western parts of the country. the east has been dry and will likely stay dry for much of the