i recently spoke about it to david rennie, beijing bureau chief for "the economist." >> david rennie,ht stuff." it is about test pilots. but what was striking and to me quite worrying about this film is it is set in the present day and closely mapping real world events in the south china sea where you see american war where you see american war ships and war planes flying in innocent passage in international skies and international waters so just show the flag and that is legally allowed. but in the film that is twisted and it begins and ends with -- we don't get told the americans, but the pilots fly modern planes and they have american accents. and they're going right into chinese airspace and flying solo over a chinese gas rig that they smash all of the windows and sailors are falling into the sea and when they say you're in chinese air space, these arrogant american-accented pilots say -- >> we can come and go wherever we want. >> and so the middle of the film is this very austere test pilot in the chinese desert where they trying to design a must plane that could drive the arroga

renny antonio parra paredes, an alleged drug dealer accused of doing business with the suspects at that day care. and david, the day care owner has pleaded not guilty. thof authorities say her husband may have fled to the glynn can republic, but david, they say, they found a kilogram of fentanyl on top of play malts where the kids napped. that's enough, the dea says, to kill half a million people, david. >> david: just the exposure alone. such a powerful and dangerous drug. janai, thank you. >>> now to capitol hill tonight, and the countdown to a possible government shutdown, just five days away now. millions of americans could go without paychecks, including members of the military and the border patrol. what house speaker kevin mccarthy said just today about some members of his own party standing in the way. rachel scott up on the hill for us. >> reporter: tonight, with the federal government on the brink of shutting down in just five days, house speaker kevin mccarthy turning up the heat on the handful of far-right republicans standing in the way of a deal. >> well, you have to keep the government open.