north korea will send a dell grags to the winter games next month. this comes after formal talks between the two countries. signals a potential thaw in the relationship. the talks were only centered on the olympic games, not kim jong un's nuclear progr first step. he even suggested he may be willing to sit down with kim jong un if north korea abandons its missile program. >>> police are hoping you can help them find a missing woman. sylvia griffiths is 5'1", 73 years old. the last time she was seen she was wearing a blue sweater and jeans. if you've seen her, call the prince george's county police. >>> we're asking to keep an eye out for daniel dehaven. today marks one week since he was seen at the costco in beltsville. he has dementia, he doesn't speak. he's about 5'9" with salt and pepper hair. dozens of people joined to search for him over the past few days. they've expanded the search to anne arundel county. police think he was given a right to an area around gambrell. >>> college if this feels like deja vu, there's good reason. the alabama crims

the state of california and how are we going to address this because it has nothing to do with the grags, immigration. it has to do with a political power play that is disturbing, and it's horrible to think that people in our country -- and they're being picked off one by one in our country. it's serious. i am wondering if we're a sanctuary city if we could not setup some kind of committee or relay system when they come, we are there. couldn't the police who are protecting standing in between the federal agents and the immigrants? >> a lot of community groups are on that, in terms of first response. a lot of community immigration -- approximate. >> right -- >> president turman: well, that's not the role of the police. >> well, if the role of the police is to enforce a sanctuary city. >> president turman: our city does not require the police to stand between ice and -- and the individual. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i stopped your time, just so you know. >> president turman: thank you. >> i just wonder if that was a possibility. i feel like it's very disturbing, and we want to standup against

they feel it's really adding insult to injury first you have this decision that revokes the many gragso 200,000 salvadorans and a kucountry tha has been a stalwart ally. i lived in latin america and don't remember being in a country where america is so popular. they find it very insulting as people do in other countries that president trump mentioned and of course this is a country with incredible beauty. so they feel it's very, very much unfair for these comments and they are pushing back against them. >> clearly their future still in the balance right now. thank you so much, patrick oppman. >>> breaking news out of florida. a massive fire erupting on a casino shuttle boat near tampa. people on board were jumping into the water trying to escape that fire. we're learning the fire broke out when the boat was a half mile from shore. right now rescue crews are still searching for missing people. at least 15 are reported injured. no word just yet on the cause. we'll continue to bring you updates on the stortry as we get more information. also ahead in the newsroom, deal or no deal, could a

. >>> donald trump has exceeded all the limits of decency, stupidity and to the den grags of our entire some haitians took to social media and shared scenic shots about their country to make a point about the language. africans were shocked to find out that the president had a sudden interest in think country. a well-known presenter for south african broadcasting corporation tweeted good morning from the greatest, most beautiful expletive in the world. >> daily maverick in while you were sleeping section, casual friday at the white house is soon to include hoods and tiki torches at this rate. >>> victor duala drew a white house map of africa using the president's profanity of choice. perhaps the biggest challenge for international news outlets was not just coming up with witty headlines but just how to translate trump's insult. france's newspaper went with a watered down version of the expletive. in el salvador the nation's paper didn't mince words going straight for the jugular. after blasting immigrants with his vulgar comments trump turned his attention to norway with his hope that m

out logistics in advance if you like in the, the south koreans have agreed to security for this del gragson and also agreed to the convenience which you can only assume means they'll probably pick up the tab for this group coming down. we have some agreement at least when it comes to the cultural side. south korea is pushing for an inter-korean womens ice hockey team. they want north and south koreans on the same team competing under the same flag for the first time ever at the olympics. it all depends on what the international olympics committee decides on saturday. they'll be meeting with north korean officials in switzerland certainly hoping that they can get more wild cards for the north korean athletes. back to you. >> that would be a lot of focus on this. live for us, thanks. >>> investigation under way after a commercial airliner skidded off a runway in northern turkey this weekend coming to a rest on a seaside cliff with its nose just yards from the water. officials say if that boeing 737 jet had gone any further down the slope, the plane would likely have plunged back into the bl

they probably wished they didn't send us those letters of con grags lagsz. i'm sure their ratings were fantasti fantastic. if trump didn't win in three years, they were all out of business. you guys will be out of business but the boomholders will still be there, so that's good. those are the people i like. we agreed to pursue four major areas yesterday of reform, securing our border, including, of course, the wall, which has always been included. never changed. cancelling the visa lottery and addressing the status of the daca population. we want to see something happen with daca. it's been spokenn are now adult many cases. the numbers are very different, very varying. a lot of people say 800,000, some people said yesterday -- the first time i heard 360, i also heard 3 million. the fact is our country was such a mess that nobody knew what the numbers are, but will know what the numbers are. above all else, any bill we pass must improve jobs, wages and security for american citizens. the people who elected us, all of us elected us, we have to take care of the

there were reports, i understand, that ryan and o'connell are not together on issues relating gram grags. >> secretary sanders: we're having conversations about it, it is important policy to look at. right now, our focus primarily is on the budget. and secondary is getting the deal done, in regards to immigration, on daca, border security. most likely, moving on to infrastructure from there. john? >> yes, thank you, sarah. two questions. the president said yesterday, and i quote, we are going to take a strong look at the libel laws. now, many lawyers said that was an unusual statement because all libel laws are at the state leferl and not the federal level. was he referring to states should take a look at libel laws or something else? >> secretary sanders: 1er9ly states should look at it. the president is frustrated with the misreporting and fake news that is regularly taking place. he is tired of the media's obsession over recent fictitious book on the president and his administration. he thinks that when things like that happen there should be some action of recourse. he simply is stat

because he understands who he's appealing to by pushing those buttons when it comes toim grags.r side, though, is individuals, for instance, this care taker for a paracleejic, the only person who is going to be sent out of the country. look, that's a sad story. you have people out there who are taxpaying citizens. who have contributed to the country when it comes to daca. you can do both things. because it serves a very calculated political interest. >> does the president have to abandon his base on this issue? >> no, not at all. this is not that complicated. you have republicans who want stronger border security. and some democrat who is have agreed in the past that we need it. you have almost everyone who agrees that daca needs to be fixed. and you have to avoid a government shutdown. so if these leaders can get in a room and figure this out. >> it's called legislating. >> why is it a hostage for republicans to take? >> exactly. >> the bipartisan congressional process of the people who care about these issues was working until a set of poison pills were set up to the hill by t

in october of last year, the trump administration laid out a series of um grags policy objectives toure safe and lawful admission to the united states, defend the safety and security of our country and protect american workers and x taxpayers. there are three pillars to this immigration policy. border security, immigration enforcement and a merit-based immigration system. from the cases i have worked on, i know that foreign terrorist organizations, criminal organizations and other individuals and entities that wish to harm the united states undoubtedly seek to exploit weaknesses in our immigration system when it benefits in accomplishing their unlawful schemes. president trump's immigration policy is is deserved to serve the interest of national security. screening and continuing screening promote the discovery of immigration to help law enforcement authorities identify foreigners who may pose national security threats to the american people. rather than basing decisions on programs that lack accountability, adopting a merit-based system rewards skills and qualities that include educ

teachers, commuting into work, getting higher paid off the taxpayers, there's not a true interest awe gra grags, and it's more than racial. thank you for everything you're doing, i love detroit, i was there during the uprising. i love detroit. >> thanks, john. go ahead. >> you hit something, listen, we used to have residency. when residency occurred, detroit lost most of its populations in terms of city employees. we have black and white officers. and black and white people that have left the city. >> this has been most districtive to our city. this is very important people who live in the city tend to care more about the city. as the mayor and i, we drove around the city, and we could see all these vacant homes, we had probably 60,000 vacant homes, this takes a long term process to remedy a situation that's been going on for 60, 70 years, it's going to take us some time to do what we have to do to change this. >> my old neighborhood was already going down 50 years ago, it got worse. particularly during the 80s. no one's going to turning this around. auto factories are moving out. this has been