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afternoon clouds, january thaw n friday and eagles home at the link on saturday should be okay to play foouys you. >> all right melissa thank you so much and welcome back here to sports sunday and we talk about foles and how much confident do you sense the team has in the back of nick foles. >> you don't win 13 games not believing in your quarterback and the process and it has been a process here in philadelphia under dougon and we heard ago t team yet football is a constant team game and think the team bought in the coaching staff this organization and culture of thehia eagles right now so i feeld about the opportunity of playing for a win o>> all right the defense m be feeling a little more pressure right now the offense is strugglingnd jeff skversky posed that thought to jenkins. ♪ carson went down and what was going t happen to theteam, what es the dete have to u have all year pressure off of the quarterback? >> there is no fear there from a t anybody that quarterback to our offense and defense. we don't fear that the urgency had notone all our goals and you know in what we tto do not

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you try to apply your brakes or put your foo surface, you will find it's freezing up. be careful this afternoon and evening as it comes through i-95. in south jersey you'll get ice, but it will change over to rain. temperatures will hover close to the freezing mark. if we get the 33-degree high it won't change things on the surface, because the surface temperatures have been so cold recently,, we expect this to adhere to surfaces that have not been treated. 29 in allentown. 29 in reading, 32 in wilmington, and trenton. we could get up to 33 in philadelphia and 34 in cape may. that would be in the evening hours not so much during the day and early evening as the stuff is coming through. temperatures out to the west, 19 degrees in philadelphia. cincinnati, 34. in chicago which is more northerly, it's milder, 33. 62 in new orleans. this milder air is making its way toward us later in the week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 33 degrees is the high. we have the afternoon and evening wintry mix of light snow up north, but mainly sleet and freezing rain around

. >>> rain in the count putting friends first.ange facebook is making to your news fooed. . >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. anne-marie green. president trump rejected an immigration reform deal reached by a bipartisan group of senators using vulgar and racially charged language.dent targeted people from haiti, el salvador, and africa. hena doba is here in new york with the details. hena, good morning. >> good morning, president trump's dismissal of haiti with that vulgar expression has create anger from both sides of the aisle and around the world. the president suggested instead the u.s. should allow more entrants from countries like norway. after coming under fire for some charged comments he reportedly made about immigrants, writing in part it's my duty to protect the safety of all americans. we must build a great wall. the president's comment came on a meeting. he used an expletive to refer t el salvador, saying why are we having; blank countries comisg r he met with on wednesday. they condemned mr. rem

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if a foo families -- i don't know, two other people, five other people live among us, it's not a problemall. but to put all the thousand people here, that's a huge problem. reporter: already some migrants have begun receiving official documents, meaning they're likely to face difficult choices sooner rather than later. >> three billboards outside missouri is the story of a grieving mother's fights for justice. it's nominated for seven academy awards and after her best act riss win at the golden globes, it's star is getting plenty of oscar attention. we've been speaking to the film's writer and director. >> my daughter angela -- 1 >> francis -- frances mcdormand as mildred hayes, the incompromising and grieving mother. who left three billboardsout outside of a fictional town created by the london born writer and director. he's gotten an oscar nomination for his writing but not for his directing. i wonder if he's a little bit disappointed. >> no, not really. because the mates got normal neithered in the other categories. it would have been nice but seven is good. >> you get over here. >> n

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. >> is this a situation you and your colleagues on the house foo fofrn affa foreign affairs committee have even discussed? >> we haven't. i think the armed services committee may have, but what we have been discussing is the diplomatic solution to the problem that i mentioned earlier. you know, i was kind of just thinking about the old 1950s when a lot of people built shoel ter shelters and things and we've gone full circle here. >> congressman, stand by because i want to talk to you about the fallout from the president's derogatory comment this is week during a meeting about daca and immigration. we're back in a moment. ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, then add a hotel, and save. everything you need to go. expedia. we know life can be hectic. that's why, at xfinity, we've been working hard to simplify your experiences with us. now, with instant text and email updates, you'll always be up to date. you can easily add premium channels, so you don't miss your favorite show. and with just a single word, find all the answers you're looking for - because getting what you need should b

foo long, complicated. but we'll end on that because you know what?ng too long and it's very complicated but that's the way d.c. works right now. thank you for being with us, watching this in real time. don't forget, i will be there with allison tomorrow morning on "new day" starting at 6:00 a.m. "cnn tonight" with don lemon, the man, starts right now. >>> here's the breaking news. the house pass a short-term bill to avoid a government shutdown for now. the senate is a very different story. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. the clock is ticking. you see it right there on the right of your screen. and it all comes down to what the senate does. if they don't pass this bill, the federal government will shut down in a little under 26 ours. but remember, this is a bill that simply kicks the can down the road,

or when jesus calls a man a foo fool. source of martin luther king's inspiration was a book called the bible, which are quoted more than any hundred books combined. >> laura: we have actually a graphic of the speech were talking about, this term and you are talking about. martin luther king. moral principles have lost their distinctiveness. for modern man, absolute right and wrong are a matter of what the majority is doing. right and wrong are relative to likes and dislikes and the customs of a particular community. we have unconsciously applied einstein's theory of relativity, which properly describe the physical universe to the moral and ethical realm. this mentality has brought a tragic breakdown of moral standard in the midnight of moral degeneration deepens. antoine, i love that passage that lee put in his column toda today. he's right. you don't really hear dr. dr. king talking about moral relativism. i don't know what he was thinking about what happened to our country today. but that was pretty amazing. >> unless i

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foo long, complicated. but we'll end on that because you know what? the situation is taking too long and it's very complicated but that's the way d.c. works right now. thank you for being with us, watching this in real time. don't forget, i will be there with allison tomorrow morning on "new day" starting at 6:00 a.m. "cnn tonight" with don lemon, the man, starts right now. >>> here's the breaking news. the house pass a short-term bill to avoid a government shutdown for now. the senate is a very different story. this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. the clock is ticking. you see it right there on the right of your screen. and it all comes down to what the senate does. if they don't pass this bill, the federal government will shut down in a little under 26 ours. but remember, this is a bill that simply kicks the can down the road, funding the government only until february 16th, when this whole thing could start all over again. so here's where we stand right now. senate republicans desperately trying to find a way to get the 60 votes they need to pass

they get commonly referred to as foo fighters which is where the band's name comes from. but it's not until kenneth arnold's sighting in late june of 1947 of what he described to newspapers as flying disks, what gets widely reported as flying saucers, that the modern ufo phenomenon begins. and it spreads very, very quickly. over the july 4th holiday that year, thousands of men and women contact authorities to report more than 850 sightings of ufos. that's never been paralleled since. there's never been such a frenzy of ufo sightings as there was over independence holiday in 1947. although sightings remain fairly common through to the early 1950s. and you get pictures like this from new jersey from 1952, alleging a sighting of an unidentified flying object. and unsurprisingly, you see a variety of effort to try to explain this phenomenon. two of the most influential voices in that process are frank scully and donald kehoe. scully was a writer for "variety" magazine who publishes behind the flying saucers in 1950, where he really focuses in on the story of flying saucers th

. >> hasn't been used in two years foo for a long time. that's a positive potential opening. the statement by the north that they may send a delegation to the olympics, all of these things are potential to help secretary mattis and secretary tillerson in their diplomatic efforts. they have both said diplomacy should be in the lead. and this is an opening that could be used towards that end. instead what we are seeing is in coherence coming out of the white house. >> kim jong-un suggesting he might send a team to south korea to participate in the winter olympic games. have a very positive response from the south korean leadership. i want to listen to u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley who is not necessarily embracing this right now. actually, let me read to you what she said. north korea can talk to whoever they want. but the u.s. is not going to recognize it or acknowledge it until they agree to ban the nuclear weapons that they have. so what is your reaction when she says you know what, they can talk as much as they want, we are not going to get involved until they ban

can't be because he never foo fired mueller. what do you make of what i said? where am i wrong? >> i think first of all we have to look at the facts. the facts in "new york times" are starting to evolve. it came down to -- if you believe the "new york times," that he gave an order. the "new york times" is now changed its story somewhat. and it was about conflict of interest. he was asking his lawyer about conflict of interest. according to to the "new york times" report and reports out there. if he wanted evaluation of his lawyer on conflicts of interest as it related to mueller that's something don mcgahn could do. and according to to the reports he did to. and according to to the reports he gave advice. that's good advice. >> all right, i would quibble with the fact the times is changing its reporting. this isn't just about the "new york times" anymore. cnn and out lets matched the reporting and advanced it. but the point of well there's this conflict stuff going on. the marc kasowitz and others were bringing up. he had chances to bring this up when mueller was brought up and

. >> his favorite band >> i assume it's foo fighters. >> pearl jam >> eddie vedder. >> i think he spokehen they made the hall of fame. >> incredible. he was crying about how important eddie vedder is. >> netflix shares are down, but up 13% this year is netflix, adding yet another - >> it's banned >> another thing to choose from. >> it's b.a.n., boeing, amazon, netflix. >> when we come back, we'll get stop trading with jim. dow up 151 thou and the s&p, 2775, we'll be right back. >>> let's get to item and "stop trading. >> it's not just the eagles that i root for i also root for the philadelphia fusion i don't know if you know who the fusion is, but it's our esports team, with this overwatch league taking america by storm. this is stock that my travel trust has had a long time. disappointing of late, but i think you'll see ea down, that's because of the star wars product, but this esports business is for real and by the way, you know who owns the fusion? >> who >> comcast specticourt but you know, you're watching other people play, and i think one day it's going to be a big ncaa sport i'm

a lot of men have felt left out of the conversation, the me foo moveme too movement as such and knowthis movement. >> oh, absolutely, robin. we're all in this together, at the end of the day, these are about abuses of power and these abuses of power will end when we have parity and we'll only have parity when we all come to the table together. so me too and time's up is -- it's really about -- i should say this about time's up, it's really about bringing all people to the table including our allies. when you look at the men who have donated to the go fund me, and they've said wonderful things and talked about wanting to be involved, i think that's proof of their need to be involved. our need 0 have them involved and us all going forward together. >> we are seeing that with time's up and our time is almost up but i'll give you the final word, tina. >> well, it's not just about sexual harassment, it's about really changing the way our workplaces work to make them fairer for everyone and need men and women eneveryone involved so thank you. >> that's a good bottom line, tina, good to see

women around the world coming forward to share their stories of sexual harassment with the hash tag me fooal media and hundreds of women in holly holded wood are saying enough is enough. reece witherspoon, shondra rhymes, jennifer aniston just a few of the hundreds of celebrity who's have come together to form an anti harassment coalition called times up. they say the initiative is an extension of the me too campaign. they launched times up yesterday with an open letter in the new york times vowing support for times up is dedicated to confronting abusive power and promoting workplace equality. the initiative will provide legal defense fund for that will advocate for legislation fighting workplace harassment. after monday' as announcement other members of the movement took to social media to spread the word, the initiative has the support of hundreds again of celebrities just to name a few more. natalie portman, carrie washington, eva longoria, america ferrara rasheed at a jones. jj abrams and justin timberlake also voiced their support for this movement. >>> meantime, another big announcem

there's not going to be a lot of distance between the base and this foo it. >> my question here is, whatce between steve bannon and breitbart? if he's missing, jonathan, the money from the mercers and he potentially loses his place, his position in breitbart, does he really matter anymore? i feel like breitbart is still likely going to be able to channel this kind of energy and what has been kind of making bannon into this figure that he's become. >> this is a great test of bannon's staying power. up until this point, even after leaving the white house, he, no question, was still a rock star in conservative circles. and there was no loss of the shine around him. in fact, some people thought that in some ways he was more formidable now because he had the ability to -- his spin, he was president changing by the white house and he would be able to wage this war against the republican establishment. but to be able to do that now without the mercers money, the breitbart platform, it would be very challenging to see if he can still do anything. >> what can he say to the candidates? they're in