it iss ridiculous and about time we step up as democrats, as progressives, andd realally put an end to corporate welfare. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump held a rally in miami florida monday where he addressed members of the local venezuelan community, reinforcing his support for opposition leader self-proclaimed president juan guaido and calling for the

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the iss fighters? they are regrouping 7 they the iss fighters? they are regrouping? been for the last 15 years about how to take on us and other security forces and for them, taking the territory is just another tactic, and therefore they are there for the long run as they see it, and so everyone is concerned that there will be the return of so—called islamic state and in fact as the us vice president mike pence announced the caliphate would soon be over here at the munich security conference, he said us forces would $0011 conference, he said us forces would soon be on the ground and if not their partners would be there to help them. the problem with united states and the region is that the americans have been largely relying on the syrian kurds to help them fight these battles against islamic state in syria and now they feel betrayed by the americans pulling out and they are worried it is a nato country, turkey, which will fill the back blue vacuum, and they see the cards as a threat, an ally to their turkish rivals. the uk government says its main priority has to b

the population iss growing in madagascar. there's lots of migration pressure as well. people from the inland come to the ocean because they want access to resources on the coast here. people know that their fisheries are in trouble but they havave no other option but to fish. there is not enough governance surrounding the fisheries, so, all those factors interlink, result in a decline in the resource. [man speaking native language] [man speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [ratsimbazafy speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [applause] day: lmma's now in madagascar. we have over 100. so, this is being really thought of as a low-cost and efficient solutioin to managing marine resources because all over the world, the oceans are overfished. small-scale fishers have very, very few rights. they have the same problems. [ratsimbazafy speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] >> [shouts in native language] [rasolonaina shouts in native language] [indistinct c conversation] day: so, the sea cucumber project

there iss a humanitarian crisis in the country he's close the border with brazil and has threatened to do the s same with columbia now i'm it's all this tension. rival concerts will be held tomorrow hosting a pro eigight concert on the colombian side of the border. why artists loyal to nicolas maduro will be playing just some three hundred meters away for more on all this we can go across to anna herero? standing by for us in a caracas i'm not one wait -- says aid will be coming intoo venezuelaa on the twenty third f this monthth is that likikely to happen. well it's not likely we and if we look at what's going on toda- several members of the congress tried to leave again i guessss d they couldn't make it has -- this state of credible -- we're talking about a twelve hour right we're apparently allegedly why no was following them not we don't know exactly where where the might be -- i report from a spanish agency said that he's already on the border which means that he maybe lacked earlier and before at this congress members -- but still this is not your friend mikey stamp -- but yeah i

thestan iss downplaying report. they are saying the army spokesman said on twitter the indianan jets had to scramble ad leave after dropping their payload. are getting conflicting narratives. india launched a surgical strike camps the border after a was attacked by militants. these nararratives are common. both countries want to come out on top. is meeting with kim jong-un. kim jong-un traveleled by train. >> all eyes are on hunt away. the capitalist adding the final touches for the summit. is different.ere pavements are clean. people seem to be paying attention to this event. jams clogged the streets. journalists set up camp outside the hotels where the american and north korean delegations are staying. locals, hosting the event is a great source of pride and an opportunity for vietnam. >> the fact the u.s. president is here is a great honor. i hope he will cooperate with our country so our country can be prosperous. tourists are feeling the excitement, buying t-shirts and souvenirs. traveling with companies for th

have any >> it might because would jeremy corbyn outlined iss something that would make the whole backstop discussion unnnnecessa. the u.k. can have status like norway and it calls for the u.k. to be in a permanent customs group with the eu. up.ould need to be set anand if thehe entirety of the labour parartyr a a large part f it will throw their weight behind the deal, theresa may could get that through the parliament. with ald do it combination of people in her party and people in the opposition labor party. the discussion may be coming up today, but it is such a drastic redrawing that it would probably take more time then they have to work out sometething like that because they would talk about extending article 50. deal toouould move e the later today or tomorrow. a standndoff is the latest flashpointnt in the cocountry's crcrisis. blocked byeen columbia. juan guaido says that supplies will get through. planas maduro s says it is a to colonize the cocountry and ststeal their resources. >> by order of the venezuelan governrnment, shippingng contais continue to block humanitarian aid fro

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if that olc guidance issed a hered to, i should note i don't think flirltsz tirely clear there will be public report period under the regulations. it's not required it be made public. if that's not made public, then it has to be a political resolution and i think mr. cohen's testimony is really krulgsz. a crucial first step seeing the story here, hearing the narrative of one person's perspective of what it was like to be involved in the trump world and trump campaign and we have a five-year statute limitations. so efemr. trump gets a second term, he would escape that statute of lim taszs. for also for a second term of office are absolutely crucial. i think all eyes should be on the congress going forward. >> there's mueller, southern district. there's state charges too. that's what i was trying to get at in my own stupid, clumsey way. you've got adam schiff, the lead investigator in the democratic side in the house. he's out with an op-ed calling on republicans to stand up publicly against trump. in terms of whatever is going to be coming in the next couple of weeks, what is it going t

i don't think he'll say a lot that iss cied. he may have some things that he doesn't feel comfortable ying publicly that he then wants to say either to the senate or the house intelligence committees in closed session. >> governor, i want to ask you a questiry. governor l hogan has lamented that the rnceems to be rigging the rule tso even a repue ican primary challe the sitting president. do you think the rnc should let sie chips fall where they may? >> well, this is pnt trump's rnc in the sense that hi appoints the chair so obviously, there is something that is pro the white house and the administration. nut, obviously, in our system of democracy and our party. anybody's free to make the challenge. sometimes it's a more difficult environment than other in this case, with president trump's record with what he's accomplished, it would be very difficult for somee to mount a successful challenge at this point. >> there's debate in your party. >> you're always going ao hav debate. like i said, there's people who criticize president

he says he has spoken to jussie who issed a mapt he adamant he e truth.umer willis told us she's d devastated for everyone involved. >> i hope this doesn't put a damper on people willing to stand up and advocate for victims. >> it's black women in hollywood awards and it was evident jussie's case hit home for so many. >> i told my son, when you start lying, you set a course of events that you can't stop. >> and the once rallied around actor is now the subject of memes and talk shows. >> jussie, you wasted all that damn time and money. you know what you should have did? >> what's that? >> just went up to liam neeson's neighborhood. >> if you heard jussie smollett, you were either talking to a huge fan of the show, "empire" or a drunk guy trying to order an omelet. jussie smollett with extra -- >> of course, a big question is how did things go so horribly wrong for jussie? >> i do my job and do the best i can do and tell the truth and keep it moving. it's about humanity. you know what i'm saying? we all felt alone and judged. >> the "empire" actor was actua

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iss corruption of spirit driven by greed and selfishness and it is eroding the very fabric of ours 90 and democracy itself. this is not who we are, america. the very best of our nation is exemplified by our nation's veterans, who embody what it means to put service above self. who sacrificed their own personal interest over a greater love for our people and our country because love is not just a feeling, it is a powerful force that drives us to act. to put service above self. ,ur men and women in uniform generation after generation, motivated by love one another and for our country have been willing to sacrifice everything for us. just raise their hand and volunteered to serve, only to fight for one religion and another, to fight for people of one race but not another, people of one political party or not another. no. and we raise our right hand volunteered to serve, we set aside our own interest to serve our country. to fight for all americans. indivisible,ne, united, unbreakable, united by this bond of love for each other and love for our country. serviceis principle of above self t

but overnight -- >> it's unknown whether the body of the missing woman issed still buried under the existing sandy material or if she was removed by the strong ocean currents. rn see waves pushing up to the slide zone. a lot of the sand that was there yesterday is now gone. the coast guard was called to notify them that a body may be in the ocean. we spotted a helicopter patrolling the beach but coast guard boats were not launched. >> especially since the currents are so unpredictable and the search area is virtually unlimited in the bay area after the high tide currents. >> reporter: the search area remained closed but the rest of the national park site is opening to visitors. many were shocked such a thing could happen at such a popular spot. >> shocking. i k7b9 believe it. it's such a freak accident. such a tragedy. and like i said it could happen to anybody. >> it's sad. as a mother, as ae afternoon be tide a evaluate how long they brought in heavier equipment today to help move the heavy sand. these slides are not unusual but geologists we talked to said this large slide was hikely -- t

it iss c cut so inteterestinglyy becausee the thing about this footage, it was basically archived and forgotten about until recently when they brought it out and had to remaster the sound and sync everything up because it had been taped specially. they had to make something out of this weird footage. it feels kind of haphazard but it is organic, wonderful, and transformative to experience. sarah: and who doesn't love aretha franklin. you've been watching these films all week. what might win that tom price, the golden bear -- that top prize, the golden bear? reporter: one of my favorites was called "puranas." it was about a gang of children in naples, their descent into criminality, the kind of live fast, die young mentality. what makes it kind of special is that these actors were not professional actors, they were just kids from these neighborhoods. they actually are from the places that are represented in this film, the sort of working, somewhat rougher neighborhoods. another one, a chinese film called "so long, my son." it is kind of a subtle critique of china's one child policy. th

let's get you a snapshot of the markets. , down sheit of oil iss, one cannot say what driving the pound it down. what does it mean for brexit? what does it mean for the landscape? we are in gods hands according -- is trade optimism between the u.s. and china, you might have car wars coming into play. nigeria's output is down. saudi exports are falling. i want to show you 10 year yields. this fascinates me with where we go. to sell theoment bonds. they reckon you will see a rally rise in yields in the medium-term. they want you to sell the bonds. the fed minutes can change that. have you sent me the communication manual for the fed? that is what i asked myself at 3:00 this morning. nejra: get rid of the dot plot. the note you highlight is interesting, the interview with should notere you believe market pricing on the fed. that's get to the asian markets, unchanged. below the surface you are seeing losses in china and hong kong. dollar strength for the first time in four days. does that have to do with the dollar or weakness in other areas? let's think about emerging markets. the most ove

. >> the way that our country iss up, it's supposed to be a government of the people, by the people and for the sopeople. f we don't engage, then we're responsible for allilf the hat goes on. >> we have reached out to the governoror a response. we are still waiting to hear back from him today. northam has resisted repeated calls foro him resign from both democrats and republicans. in the d studiocy spencer, news4. >> darcy, thank you. >>> authorities believe alcohol played a role in a deadly head-on crash in charl county. maryland state police say a pickup truck slammed into another car shortly after midnight near route 301 and route 234. the drir of the truck died on the scene. the driver of the car was dirlifted to the hospital. no word on her contion yet. >>> breaking news. chaos in venezuela turns deadly. "the washington post" reporting four people have died and dozens more are injured. venezuela's national guard fired tear gas on people who had cleare a barricaded border between venezuela and colombia. ey were clearing the way to letumanitarian aid through. protesters set a bus on

the back, joking with him w ha seen the ame warmth, this morning and what president is trying to do isse that relationship in ordoer make some progress on some of the key issues. obviously, the main issue of the u.s. is intinerestes denuclearization, but the u.s. admits that is now a log-term goal. on the shorter term goals, just for today, trying to get some kind of agreed definition of denuclearization that might sound obvious, be hcause the been working on these issues for years but it is really alluded them and, eluded them and tha may focus in on one of the nuclear plants in north korea and talk about tfuture of u.s. nuclear ability on the peninsula. also they will btalking about freezing north korea's program, the u.s. trying to get a longer term freeze, not only tests of missiles and nuclear weapons, but also physician material, the fuel for nuclear weapon ad some type of road map is the third part, judy, the united sttes does not expect a lot of major parts today but they are hoping for a list oee agnts of those major steps in the future with some kind of understanding when those

in the streets, and in congress, ere they may or mayue not iss a resolution against it.ts. there's 16 states being led by california, including maryland an virginia, that want to fight the president on this declaration. ey say it's unnecessary. the califortta aney general calls it unconstitutional theater and a misuse of presidential power. the idea that the presidentnt to use $3.5 billion of military construction fundsbu t d the wall. at least one republican argues that the military construction projects are behind and the money needs to stay there. >> trage potts cover it all for us. thanks. >>> breaking the glass ceiling todayill be chief erin schaible's day on the job. prior to the appointment, schaible spent 30 years with the fairfax.olice departme >>> medical marijuana is legal in 33 states, including marand and the district. yet, there is no scientific proof that it works for a wide range b symptoms. >>ut don't tell that to people who rely on the drug for chronic pain. doreen gentzler has more. >>uteporter: this b queen is turning her pain into a platform to promo

he call on iss to pay their workers fairly, including when they are sick? there have been previous occasions where such attempts have been ruled asa where such attempts have been ruled as a contempt of parliament. so i hope that message will go back. on the substantive point about the operation of the contracts, clearly the contract would have been let by the contract would have been let by the relevant part of the nhs but the health secretary indicated to me he is willing to sit down with the honourable member and talk through the details of this. thank you, mr speaker. following on from the excellent question from my honourable friend for harwich and north essex, can i remind the chancellor of the duchy that on the 29th of january the house passed the so—called brady amendment, 317 members were present and were actively involved, as they all voted for it, including him and the whole of the government. the amendment said, "and requires the northern ireland backstop to be replaced with alternative arrangements to avoid a ha rd alternative arrangements to av

it was such a good iss for him in 2016. the 2020 message can be look at how far i fought for this and look at these activist courts and obstructionist democrats that keep getting in the way oh, by the way, keep voting for republicans so we can continue to get this done. el paso, texas, is really a pretty dat -- democratic city. atsnhis point it d appear that he's convincing that many people but in another presidential election, i think we'll hear this over and over again. eed to one very much -- run on the wall. if you look back at the mid terms, the perspective pivoted caravan. the he had to pivot strongly in his view, to the sort of bedrock issues that he ran on to help the few republicans candidates like florida and elsewhere. you hear hi administration talking a lock -- lot about nting to run on the economy. but they're running on the wall and immigration. when was the last time you heard anybody talk about the tax cut? robert: so the president is rousing his corps voters, the right he's fighting for the wall. but what

funding of this presentation iss madeble by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ab>> wow, that is unbelievle. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪ [applause] >> and now, "bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america."om reporting ashington, i am jane o'brien. president trump is expected toti ofclare a naal emergency in the latest standwith congress over funding of the wall. the crisis in venezuela spreads. cuba accuses the u.s. of preparing military action against nicolas maduro. and one year since a guan killed 17 people at a high school in florida, we look at the impact of the parkland tragedy. to ouers inevi public television in the u.s. and around the globe. the white house says president trump will declare a national emergency as he also signs ami comp spending bill to keep the government open.na the movees him to divert funds to pay for the wall on the border with mexico. democrats say he is ng the authority of congress and setting a dangerous precedent. our north america editor jon sopel joined me from the white ho

listock iss thought to have died in heavy rain in australia.arge parts of the outback were swamped in queensland. authorities are planning to do drop fodder to stranded cattle. 10 people have died in a fire at the rio football club in brazil. the blaze broke out before sunrise on friday after -- at the club trading facility. some of the victims were teenagers from the youth team who were sleeping in the center. >> friends and family of those killed or injured are in shock area and some of them are glad to find their relatives alive while others wait anxiously for news outside the t training grod of the flamingo soccer club. ththe blaze broke out justst bee sunrise in this accommodation block. firefighters were called in afafter 5:00 a.m. local timime t for at least 10 people, help to -- came too late. >> we a are all devastated. this is certainly the biggest tragedy this club has seen in the last 123 years. >> it is one of brazil's biggest and best-known clubs internationally. it is most -- the most prominent players include an 18-year-old who

funding of this presentation iss madeble by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪ [applause] >> and now, "bbc world news." laura: this is "bbc world news" americ reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the huawei boss hits back. in an exusive interview, heny says his compa does not spy for china'government, calling u.s. charges against his firm polically motivated. calls for change in venezuela. president trump has said nicolas maduro must step down, amid questions of how far the u.s. will go to oust him. >> this is where the tornado entered town fm the south. laura: plus, rebuilding a city on renewable energy. how greensburg, kansas, became an environmental pionera after a natul disaster. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television here in the u.s. and also around the globe. the founder of the chinese tech rm huawei telje the bbc he s to government sanctions and says they won't crush the company. in an exclive interview, ren zhengfei said the arhtst of

looking at the rds, inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no iss s thismorning. no roadwork even. that's a rare here00 at a.m. arlington,ue southbound 395 to glebe and the circle. alexandria, between king street and duke street, work zone getting by, as well. we'll look at 270 coming up. >> see you then.> t is 4:01. we're following a developing story in the alexandria section of fairfax county. the thick fog you probabl last night may be to blame for a deadly pedestrian accident. a woman was hit and killed just off of the beltway. annsccident reuction team tried to determine what caused the accident. part of richmond highway was shut down during the investigation but is back open this morning. >>> from scandal to standoff, today mks the end of one week's worth of brutal revelations about virginia's three t elected leaders. each political scandal has a life ofts own. some go away quickly and others are lingering. t in richmond this week, they multip multiplied. >> two acts of racial insensitivity, one assault allegation. and no resignation. as ralph northam, fairf

. >>> coming on "today in the bay," kari issing traing the storm hitting the bay area right now. >> 4 heavy rain moving through parts of the north bay and also san francisco with the peninsula and we'll see more of this coming in waves throughout the day. so i'll be tracking that. also a time line of what you can expect throughout the rest of the day, coming up next. >> kari, you showed the radar but look at this live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. water kicking up behind the cars and water pouring down, the rain actively falling. we have a crash on the bay bridge and approach, both causing problems. you see someone backing up on the bay bridge. we'll check on that, coming >>> there's also growing outrage after a north bay family kills a mountain lion. why they say they had to take action. san jose - plus radar ad lib toss to wx and traffic >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. we are tracking the storm hitting the bay area, coming on early for you this morning. look at the radar in the upper right, right there. all those colors. that means a lot of rain already hitting the

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senators havd iss this statement to the i-team, saying our offices are working together to press theureau of prisons for more information anu the rights of the victim and the victim's family were protected, and request the transfer of mr. tyree to a new facility due to the unique circumstances of this case. we will keep pressing for answers from the bureau of prisons as well. we can tell you scott tyree is is et for full release in early april. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> you can watch the i-team's orinal reporting on this case. just visit our nbc washington app and click on "investigations". >>> dramatic video here shows the aftermath of severe turbulence on a tedelta flight. >> five people were hurt. the flight was so rough, it flipped a drink cart upside down h the planeded to seattle from orange county, california. the pilot diverted the flight, making an emergency landing in reno, nevada. three people had t be taken to a hospital. >>> next we're working for your health. it's being called the biggest breakthrough since pro zach. the promising new depression treatment that work

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i think it iss true that germany needs to think about the f futu. the question is what the right strategy is. phil: on to sport, and football leagues with an internet platform on the murkier side of the game. when it was launched, it had some real effects. ask cousin marino -- jose mourin ho. his name appeared in leaked documents and he is being fined 2 million euros to avoid a jail sentence in spain for tax fraud. mourinho had already been required to pay more than a million euros in 2015. at the time, he admitted to two counts of tax fraud, dating from his time as coach. rui pinto, the 30-year-old portuguese man widely believed to have been the mastermind of the leaks, has gone public. following his recent arrest in budapest, he spoke to german broadcaster ard. reporter: a secret location in budapest. it is here in this modest apartment building where rui pinto wants to give his side of the story. on january 16, he was arrested in the hungarian capital, in response to a portuguese arrest weren't on charges of attempted extortioion and cyber crimes

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for the most part the traffic flow issing look great. red stretch issue from the mudslide a couple weeks ago and we have traffic control through the area. avoid that over there just north of lajana. radar activity, yellow shows you a lot more rain activity falling right now, as we zoom up, we show the bay bridge, things recovered after the earlier crash. as the rain comes across the bay bridge we get a report eastbound getting away from san francisco that lower deck, someone reported hydroplaning, a scary situation on the span itself. things are okay but the calm drive slowing 580 we aun crash approaching highway 24. we'll check on it. guys, back to you. >> thank you. >>> when it comes to the ongoing saga about where the raiders will play next season, there's a twist you may have missed. how about northern arizona and birmingham, alabama? "arizona daily star" reports tucson and birmingham want to split the raider's home schedule. right now it's a proposal. the coliseum authority is conducting a delicate dance with the raiders and held a

micheldall compared pornography to the tobacco industry, saying it issed per vaseively even by minorss first hurdle on its path to a full vote. utah was the first state in the country to decla pornography a public health crisis in 2016. similar measures have been passed in levitates. >>> shocking images out of glendale, arizona, show police officers tasing a man nearly a dozen times. after spending months in jail, the father o two is suing the cops, accusing them of torture. a warning, the following video may be difficult to watch. the footage giv a dramatic picture of the amount ofeorce officers used. a short while into the tape the the fetal es into position from the first couple of times police the taser on him. by the end of the ordeal, the guy from arizona here, he'd been tased a total of 11 times according to his lawsuit. his wife, a friend, andwo young children were inside that vehicle and saw the entire thin which happenedollowing a routine trafficn stop july of 2017. glendale police say the man failed to the officer's instructions. the father of two was aested for assaulting

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. >> all right, lon he chen, with the hoover institution, and yor podcast issing lining. and scott shaffer with kqed, thanks to you. >> thank you. >>> oakland is having its allywood moment right now with threeclaimed films set in the city, including "black panther," first super hero to be nominated for best picture. it's brought global attention to oakland. the city's long been a hub fort and activism. it's now dealing with gentrification and a struggle for its identity. the threevi mu s touch on these themes in their own way. the black cast wased ha as an important cultural moment. "sorry to bother lsu" t the story of miserable telemarketers trying to survive. and "blind spotting," a dark comedy about police violence act the interseion of class and race. >> bro. >> stop. stop. don't shoot. don't shoot. >> and joining me now is car vel wallace, a contributing writer for the "new york times" magazine. hso nice e you here. >> happy to be here. >> so i saw "blind spotting"nd it covers so many complicated things, race, class, police brutality, oakland's gentrification, what i

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fundamentally the question on housingh iss in the best position to do it? the localities will continue to aue we should ha control and obviously the governor and the attorney general feel differently. >> all right, lon he chen, with institution, and yo podcast is crossing lining. and scott shaffer with kqed, thanks to you. >> thank you. >>> oakland is having its now with moment right three acclaimed films set in the city, including "black panther," first super hero to beno minated for be picture. it's brought goobal attention oakland. the city's long been a hub for arts and activism. it's nowealing with entrification and a struggle for its identity. the three mu views touch on tse themes in their own way. the black cast was hailed as an important culturalmoment. "sorry toyo bother u" tells the story of miserable telinarketers tryto survive. and "blind spotting," a dark cemedy about police viol and the intersection of class and race. >> bro. >> stop. stop. don't shoot don't shoot. >> and joining me now is car vel wallace, a contributing writer for the "new y

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it iss emblematic to worship victimhood and to expect more as long as skepticism and caution is demonizeder, they exist but. >> that this culture continuously rewards victims and awarded in academia and then all hell rains down. you have to run. thank you for your report. >> my pleasure. >> still ahead a man who had a gun pulled on him for being a trump supporter. but first what political slogans are working and which ones are not? . >> build that wall. build thatt wall. ♪ - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. jesse: . >> we are building a wall on the southern border. build the wall. >> build a great wall along the southern border. >> build that wall. build thatat wall. jesse: build the wall make america great again the catchphrases can make or break a candidate as a rallyha cry. the deceptiveness of phrasing you are t

the airline is experiencing iss computer systems that automatically upload flight plans to the faa and flights were briefly grounded. here is i live look at the airport. the technical problem has been resolved. flights are boarding again on southwest. if you are flying out, you may experience a delay or maybe you're expecting a flight coming in. >>> it is 6:00. we are checking your weather. it is a cold friday morning. >> it is a cold month. >> we will bundle up for the parade. >> it's not going to be warm but it does look dry until sunday and modern. there is a warmer change. do not be surprised if we see highs around 70 degrees on ma but today is sunny and nice. santa rosa is 28 degrto the but there is a

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he issed main attraction at the scouting combine this month.ery intriguing prospect in the april draft. it is a big blow to the oakland a's. he was signed to a $4.5 million contract in august. he will be giving that money back and making big bucks as a first round pick. >>> a massive invasion of polar bears is invading a russian town. they are swarming with dozens of polar bears invading schools and residential areas. parents say they're afraid to accepted their children to school. look at the stroller in the hall way there. they are afraid to even leave their homes. melting ice has forced polar bears to migrate and hunt for food now on land. world wildlife fund has set up patrols to prevent fatal encounters. >> they're beautiful but one of the most deadly animals on the planet. >>> a new deal to prevent a government shutdown. will president trump like this agreement? more on what's in it next. ♪ ♪ and everywhere i go ♪ there's always something to remind me ♪ ♪ of another place and time ♪ ♪ ♪ of another place and time ♪ ahoy! gotcha! nooooo...

"squawk alley" iba aer th iss ckft your daily dashboard from fidelity.key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> i am sue herera. here's your cnbc update. >>> matthew whitaker telling the house judiciary committee he hasn't interfered in any way with the russia investigation. >> since becoming acting attorney general, i have run the department of justice with fidelity to the law and to the constitution during my time as leader of the department of justice, the department has complied with the special counsel regulations and there's been no change in how the department worked with the special counsel's office >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein privately complained he was ordered by president trump to write the memo justifying the firing of james comey. that's according to a new book by andrew mccabe due out later this month excerpts were obtained by the guardian. >>> aid is arriving in colombia for those that can make the journey. the aid has been blocked by president

he iss not doing that. it's the police at fault here. it's outrageous. a lot of bad actors in the smollett affair and some still.. let's start with the politicians. we are going to name names here. they were the ugly attempts at pure political racial politicses from 2020 contenders. gillibrand in a tweet from 3 p weeks back said it's the latest of too many hate crimes against people of color. kamala harris said this was was a modern-day lynching. cory booker used identical language. when the started to unravel, booker and harris demanded that we wait for the facts. >> h information is still coming out. and we will withhold into all the information comes out. >> okay. so i will say this about that case. the facts are still unfolding. >> laura: then there are those who deletedld their initial tweets. knowing that they won't be pressed by a compliant media. like the house intel chair schiff. we pray for your speedy recovery, jesse he said we reject this act of hatred and bigotry. he lives in the cnn greenroom. the most powerfulect politiciann no luck so far

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♪iss. [ scatting ] >>> if you're just jning us you'll want to stick around for doug's forecast. plunge is coming our way and he's tracking chances for rain and snow, folks. his forecast straight ahead. >>> this has bece recurring situation during the trump administration. white househe officials and allies say they've been harassed in public. the lates allegation comes from kellyanne conway. who says a woman, in her words, assaulted r, at a bethesda restaurant last wsfall. chris gordon takes a look at that story. >> reporter: kellyanne conway's assault allegations were revealed iw an interv with cnn. she said it happened last octobere h at uncle julio's cafe in bethesda at a birthday party she attended with her ughter. conway said she was grabbed from behind. >> as i turned around, it felt weird, it was a little aggressive. i turned around and the woman grabbedy hands. she was unhinged. >> a stranger? >> she was out of control. i don't know how txpin her to her. h reporter: mary elizabet inabinett of chevy chase, maryland is charged with assault. no one answered when i knocked o