>> i'm so sorry. >> i really hate you. >> suddenly he is up, he storms out. >> jonah, jonah, wait a minuteonah, don't build. >> i'm going to [ bleep ] you up, bro. >> nick has endured all kinds of stuff. so i really hope he catches a break one of these days. >> that doesn't happen in this video. 15 minutes later. >> i never felt so defeated. to the point where i'm like, i want my career to end now. >> oh. he's a good sport, too. he's smiling and laughing in the end. you need to give me five to ten business days. >>> most of us upon climbing in an area like this like donnie arnold here would look at it and say oh that's really pretty from afar, and never say what he's saying here. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> allow me to translate my german is a little rusty. he's saying my goal today is the ro beta blocker. he's going to climb that and not only is he going to do that he's going to do it solo and without rope. >> yikes. ice climbing free climbing? >> we go back to the beginning and follow him in this red bull video. he gears up, he puts on his gloves and grabs his equipment and up th

>> jonah: yes. >> anthony: in the little -- >> darren: in the canoe? >> jonah: in the canoe, yes.lant, some spices, then the zebu meat. >> anthony: it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. ah, there's your veggie platter. >> darren: beautiful. >> anthony: there you go, man. >> jonah: now we have, uh, piece of a shark. he says that before 2000, more fishes but since then -- >> anthony: smaller fish. >> jonah: smaller fish and the quantity as well, smaller. >> anthony: there you go dude, oh, that's a papaya thing. >> darren: that's a papaya salad. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah. it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. what are you guys eating over here? who gets to eat, and when, becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> darren: can we get the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> jonah: uh, in a local village like this -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> jonah: first they did serve the men. >> anthony: right. >> jonah: and then the kids, they will ea

let's talk about that and how he deals with that, rachel and jonah and chris bedford, welcome all threenah, let's start with you on this, his meeting yesterday in his estimation, at least really get great reviews. what would you say? >> well, i think it was great television, i think it was very politically smart particularly in the wake to have wolff book to sort of show him being hands on and, you know, and not being crazy that was the conversation, 25th amendment and he's going to -- he's like a run away monkey from a cocaine study. all of a sudden he was reasonable and fairly serious. i thought on the optics it was very good, politically it created a lot of problems for him even though it solves some others because he basically said, i come in here with no preconceived notions about what i want from immigration, i would like a wall but other than that, you guys, whatever you come up with is fine with me which is not the platform he ran on and it's not what biggest supporters we wanted to hear from him. >> and to that point, rachel, we heard from some of those, i guess, i would say su

jonah rivan had underlying medical conditions. >> the absolute joy that jonah brought into our lives any sorrow that comes along with it. >> the cdc is urging anyone who has not been vaccinated for the flu to get the shot now even though the season could be peaking. >> it could be 13 more weeks of affluenza still to come. the predominant strain right now is h3. however. h1n1 seems to be making an entrance right now. and affluenza b notoriously shows up late and can effect older and younger individuals. >> if there's one thing we know about the unpredictable. danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >> that's lower than typical seasons but higher than the 10% australia is reporting from their flu season. >>> a magical moment for some soon to be parents is trending from our wusa 9 facebook page. see the baby is turning to the camera and waiving in the womb. people are simply amazed by what they saw. he turned and waved like he knew they were watching. and abby says a once-in-a-lifetime chance of that happening during that moment which will make you feel like something was happening th

jonah pick up on what jamelle was saying. let me look at it this way.lican and i say, okay, maybe salty language not the best way to put it, the president got some -- lots of judicial nominees through, he's cutting regulations all over the place. so, you know, lots of achievements and this is just part of his roughness but, boy, he's put points on the board. >> he has put points on the board. tax cuts and conservative judicial appointment, this guy. the larger problem is that the rhetoric and the drama of the presidency turns off more people than it attracts. politics ultimately is about addition not subtraction. donald trump is a divisive president for the country but relevant point, is that he's a divisive person in the republican party. as we saw, saying during the break, alabama was only possible, doug jones victory was only possible because a lot of suburban republican voters were just so embarrassed about roy moore, that same dynamic applies we saw poll numbers earlier across the republican party. lot of republican voters who like these specific t

this week the spotlight fell on digital currencies like bitcoin and the technology on which the bills jonah how as more from doubles. there was something different about the davos prominent this year cryptocurrency said arrived they became household names in two thousand and seventeen now believers say the underlying technology block chain is the future legal suspects are young before any feel like point reform and so forth there is fraud there are scared but i don't think that's the majority of it you're going to build a block train across africa exactly what does that actually mean one person who tried to explain it was jamie smith the former obama deputy press secretary turned block chain promoter you think about it it's like a train track between you and me the black chain or the rails and then the current time of there is a digital token and i'm attaching any asset to it anything i'm sending it to you and i do that on that car in that car is a digital token of the most famous was public when that clears that up then this week it felt like the only buzz in town is donald trump for the o

but for jonah ratsimbazafy, the lemur expert, real change can't wait. we're almost out of time.l. unique wildlife in the trees above. the question for the people of madagascar is how do they profit from one without destroying the other? and for those who buy sapphires, it's impossible to know the real origin, or the true cost of the gems they wear. hello there. some much colder weather is set to arrive by the end of this coming weekend. but, the big question is, how long will it last? we'll try and answer that a little later. but, before then, everything is coming in from the atlantic. while we get some dips in the temperature, on the whole it's wet and windy air that is heading our way. this area of low pressure bringing in that weather from there, which is this band of rain, which briefly falls as snow over the top of the pennines and hills in scotland, but it doesn't last that long. then the winds pick up from the south west during the afternoon, but draw in some brighter conditions, eventually those temperatures tend to rise, but only ahead of some wet and windy weather that

. >> let me put up with jonah goldberg said, danielle.he truth may not be as horrifying as wolff and others described nor as terrifying as the resistance fears. the president is a man out of his depth propped up by his staff and a party that needs to believe more than what the facts will support. >> jonah, as always, my colleague at aei, is always on point. i think that the truth about this book is that it is the realization of this town's gossip, and that's one of the reasons why it's been welcomed so warmly, notwithstanding the errors. >> you think it fits a narrative? >> it fits a narrative. >> he's an outsider? >> really? >> of this town he is. >> first of all, the stories about the white house are not terribly credible. nobody sits on a couch at the white house for hours on end listening for hours on end because nobody is talking around the couches. that doesn't happen. so the narrative of the book itself isn't that credible. the stories in it, yes, of course, they fit a narrative that i think we all know and understand. but does thi

trump's response on friday is the week's most anticipated event jonah how al-jazeera davos well china and south korea have condemned that u.s. decision to impose steep tariffs for more let's go to adrian bryant who's joining us live now from beijing adrian donald trump really hasn't made much secret of the fact that he doesn't like trade when it relates to china is this much of a surprise to the chinese. no rob i don't think it is i think the chinese have been anticipating something like this jury really the past few days because president from a lot about the need to punish china particularly in the area of the washing machines it produces as well as the solar panels it produces and what china is saying is basically american consumers are now going have to pay an awful lot more for their washing machines and solar panels and that it's accuse the united states of really misusing trade laws but i think that you know while washing machines and solar panels are important industries they are not the biggest export industries for china china i think is watching much more closely the outcom

leaders britain trying to maintain influence while it still can and relevance when it's all over jonah hill al jazeera at sandhurst pope francis has arrived in peru in the midst of a domestic political crisis and the sexual abuse scandal involving the catholic church tens of thousands of his followers lined the streets of lima as he passed through the capital it's the second and final leg of his south american tour leader has appealed to the pontiff to help resolve a political crisis following the pardon giving to the former president alberto fujimori processors also expected to address the vatican's handling of a sexual abuse case involving the leader of a powerful catholic organization in peru. pope will be spending the night in early on friday he will be heading to monday the u.s. an area in the amazon that is a very important visit for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by illegal miners and the pope been a champion of a healthy environment around the world will he will be visiting this place is a place that was very important for him and he will be meeting som

president donald trump will close the gathering of seventy world leaders on thursday jonah hall has more from davos. it's gridlock in. just as the world economic forum's annual meeting hot stop high in the swiss alps a huge dump of snow has brought things to a standstill it doesn't matter how important you are there's little to do but wait . no never seen anything like this before i think so i like it but it's a bit of a struggle does not only a small. but a normal user for horrible graphics the last time the snow drifts were this high dive oss was coincidentally also the last time a u.s. president visited dad was that was bill clinton well with an avalanche warning in place this year is also bracing for the arrival of donald j. trump i was the protests have already begun ahead of his arrival on thursday this was the scenes europe and in davos itself president trump may not get the warmest welcome the u.s. announced new import tariffs this week angering china and south korea and illustrating trumps america first policy of economic nationalism and protectionism anathema in a global club t

jonah was swallowed came out whole. one of the clan members have a slightly different version of this. the reason is that they are indigestible. [laughter] what they meant this as a metaphor that they can never be in that patriotic and i see that as more characteristic of the attitude of the people of color. >> is it something in that particular fraction? there's something that we've noticed at the same time but i don't know, we have to look at that and what would happen if if a muslim converts is that person then okay? >> leslie will be able to choose that over over drinks, but you get to shoot things over with us or linda i should say. it is time to distribute the microphone that bo has in his hand. so a quick note before we get to questions, first off keep in mind that the books are available for sale and people between a book signing afterward and we are doing audio capture so when you are selected, please wait for the microphone to get to you and i'm sure you can project very loudly that we want to make sure that i

jonah rieben was just 4 years old and had health problems, so he was more vulnerable. his family near dayton, ohio, is heartbroken. >> one of the most difficult things that i've ever had to do was to tell my other children on saturday morning that their little brother wasn't coming home. >> reporter: this year's dominant flu strain, h3-n2, is particularly dangerous for children and the elderly. the south is being hit especially hard. alabama's governor's declared a public health emergency. and in georgia at de kalb medical, doctors saw more patients in the first week of 2018 than all last month. how do you feel right now? >> awful. it's gotten hard. my body's aching so it makes it difficult to walk. >> this season started early, it really has taken off very quickly. >> reporter: dr. daniel jernigan runs the cdc's influenza division and says this epidemic is likely the worst in three years. >> the season is peaking right around now. it's happening a lot of places at the same time, but there's still a lot more flu to go this year, maybe even 13 weeks more of flu activity

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and hoping sessions of started but really all eyes on the trump visit towards the end of the week jonah. yes i think that's right so while the arrival of donald trump only announced a couple of weeks ago has really lit a fire under this year's world economic forum and you will meeting all but buried really under heavy snows the heaviest nose to fall here in twenty years remember that donald trump as a candidate was just barely antagonistic towards the whole sort of guiding ethos of davus just a year ago people were sitting here demos watching his an inauguration live on television with perhaps a sense of battlement that will do and will be with them and wondering what it all might mean for them he had as a candidate talked about draining the swamp a message largely aimed at the sort of people who gather here he'd written off the global elite he and his team calling them the party of devils well a year in office and here is the first u.s. president to arrive here in a couple to couple days time since nine hundred ninety his closing speech on friday perhaps the most anticipated moment of

entente the sort of close friendship that the two countries have shared historically let's cross to jonah hall he's live in sandhurst for us which is where that news conference took place they spoke about a lot of things perhaps the reason may emphasizing the strength of their relationship and then when the crown going into a little bit more detail and certainly a lot of detail about kalie. yes you know there were several top line issues that were sort of telegraphed ahead of this meeting that were expected to come out of it and indeed they did to do with defense and security. and a fitting setting for it here at sandhurst military academy britain offering to spend tens of millions of dollars more reinforcing that border and the kalai port on the border with all its problems with migrants and refugees trying to make their way to britain it's been a point of major contention between britain and france to the point where his election campaign president said he would tear up the border agreement he wasn't going to france was going to be britain's coast guard anymore well they've signed a new

i'm impressed with their analysis of the current state of jonah listen and the conclusions they've drawn the politics. when you make us the press outcasts who are making the public outcasts because we are the instruments of truth. and dismay and in our country we've seen a shift in that direction and it's it worries me as a journalist and it worries me as a citizen because i believe that that in any country of the freedom of the press is the freedom of the people if you're not big news according to what he says a lot of the time that you're not doing your job because. a lot of time calls negative press fake press and so if you're not reporting the facts then you're considered real news said to be fake news is just like it's pretty cool. and never thought i would think of the word fake news as a bad soap on our but why not. blame i still think i have the best joke in the world. live. and long up to donald trump has left the white house correspondents will still be here the plotting on the presidents who succeed take. place. blame . the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdow

jonah fisher reports from kiev.se life and death has reminded the ukraine of how far it still has to go. this is irina nozdrovska two years ago in full flow. she was leading a public campaign to make sure the drink driver responsible for killing her sister was prosecuted. it was an uphill struggle. the man was well—connected, the nephew of a localjudge. but against the odds, two weeks ago, he had a jail sentence of seven years confirmed. but her activism made her powerful enemies and five days after the court hearing, her battered body was discovered, stabbed and dumped. "they murdered you for telling the truth," says her father as he weeps over her coffin. "they removed you because you were standing in their way." her mother cries for her first daughter to welcome irina into heaven. ukraine has a pitiful record in solving murder cases like this one. the justice system is widely seen as being rotten to the core, at the service of the rich and well—connected. under pressure, the ukraine police service has arrested a

> reporter: in ohio, richard and valerie rieben are mourning the death of their four-year-old son, jonah, from flu. he had underlying health conditions. >> one of the most difficult things that i've ever had to do was tell my other children on saturday morning that their little brother wasn't coming home. >> reporter: the c.d.c. reported 20 pediatric deaths so far this season. at this time last year, there were three. >> there's a lot of flu happening right now. >> reporter: dr. dan jernigan is the director of the c.d.c. influenza division. >> we saw that the season started early, back in november, and has had a really rapid rise and is probably peak right about now. >> reporter: flu peaks most often in february. of the 49 states where the flu is widespread, these 36 are the hardest hit. california has had 42 adult deaths, up from nine last year. kentucky, 36 deaths, up from four. and oklahoma, more than four times as many. >> this year, the predominanting virus is h3n2, and in years where that one is the more common virus we see a lot more hospitalizations, lots more cases and more deat

focus in the year ahead and one country on the front line of the refugee crisis is of course greece jonah hill has this report from athens on how entrepreneurship is an important key to integration. while busy continues to store those on the refugee route into europe in a little warehouse north of athens some lives a changing for the better right know yes. i'm. happy now i'm ready to have you have. come a spring. here refugees from afghanistan pakistan and iran run a business making bags and backpacks using old tents and other material from the camp they want lived in i can't afford like a movie i take care of my children better as long as i have a job here. i am happy to stay here lisa campbell founded the ngo that set up this business what it does is give them a reason to be able to stay here because they are safe here their kids can go to school here they have medical care here there are there are reasons to stay angry if you have a job. the greek government has closed a number of refugee camps on the mainland preferring to try and integrate refugees into society all that remains of ca

no match for the high seas events this week suggest two thousand and eighteen will be no different jonah al-jazeera. barlow's has fled again between police and protesters in five tunisian towns including the capital after a fourth day of demonstrations one two hundred thirty people have been arrested in the wave of rallies demonstrators angry about the government's planned price and tax hikes and reports. it's the economy just as it was in tunisia during the revolution that spawned the arab spring in two thousand and eleven. tunisians are looking at their circumstances and saying enough . although this time they're also saying not much has changed since they succeeded in bringing democracy to their country. but. it's been seven years since twenty eleven and the government didn't do anything for us so it's natural to protest i think the demonstrations will be bigger than before because of these major price increases people are no longer accepting the high cost of living and that is contributing to the process to all of the country poor people like me can no longer bad the budget of these

president donald trump will close the gathering of seventeen would lead us on thursday jonah hall has more from davos. it's gridlock in davos just as the world economic forum's annual meeting hot stop high in the swiss alps a huge dump of snow has brought things to a standstill it doesn't matter how important you are there's little to do but wait . no there isn't anything like this before i think so i like it but it's a bit of a struggle does not only a small. i. use a i probably graphic the last time the snow drifts were this high dive oss was coincidentally also the last time a u.s. president visited davos that was bill clinton well with an avalanche warning in place this year is also bracing for the arrival of donald j. trump was the fire on the protests have already begun ahead of his arrival on thursday this was the scene was europe and in davos itself president trump may not get the warmest welcome the u.s. announced new import tariffs this week angering china and south korea and illustrating trumps america first policy of economic nationalism and protectionism anathema in a glo

probably more than a militia but it's certainly not a national army he claimed in an interview to gave to jonah freak a few days ago but he controls ninety percent of the territory of libya i don't think anybody believes that he said he has active agents ready to support him in the remaining ten percent nobody believes that either so do you think that is you know just obstructing u.n. efforts to have this election by you know setting out affectively preconditions for what's supposed to be a democratic process. what i wouldn't want to accuse him alone of that because i'm afraid the fact is that none of the parties in libya been willing to compromise and that what the united nations has been trying to do and i think they've had the support of all the permanent members of the security council and this has been to. go through a process of reconciliation to set up institutions which will enable libya to develop to have elections and to develop into a a more reasonable let's buy we call it a democracy i think that's what libya want. there's e.q. is that something you'd agree with that that is what li

multilateralism of the world economic forum in davos all apparently aimed at one particular guest jonah hull ripple. on the eve of donald trump's arrival in denver ass and and t. trump a cold front has blown into town leader after world leader has taken to the podium this week to warn about the dangers of populism and protectionism. the young french president emanuel macron was to have been the star attraction this year until trump announced he was coming to ladies and gentlemen my i'm my first miss each he said france is back france is back at the core of europe now back on is the resistance. good good does indicate to me a few kilometers from here there are people who think the solution is to get out of globalization and there are more and more people who are convinced that that is the right option now that means we have a major challenge to meet earlier it was the turn of the german chancellor angela merkel who talked about what she called a polarizing state of affairs the examined us absurd once this day that period we believe isolationism will get us nowhere we believe we have to c

matthew harrington spoke with jonah hill. i think it's a combination of factors i think it adds to the congress it's the level of discourse has declined it's such an ironic situation to find ourselves in with a growing economy employment rates that are kicking along and yet the decline of trust in our institutional government does appear that there's a disconnect and that there's a heightened cynicism related to the absence of actual facts coming from or for good constructive discussion coming from our administration and from the congress i think that there's a expectation that he's going to try to maybe counter some of the messaging around populism that he's put forward in the past year i also think that people would like to be hearing from him that he is interested in global trade i know in the last twenty four hours he made some comments about the p.p. that the people scratching their heads a little bit so we're just going to have to see fire at a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty seven people including pa

no match for the high seas events this week suggest two thousand and eighteen will be no different jonah al-jazeera. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back the oil tanker via the chinese official say a week plus. it is decimated for too many communities and it has gone on for too long our state governments and the u.s. are leading the fight against the nationwide opioid crisis more in the stable. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. and i know that there's plenty of cloud a rain across the middle east at the moment the first system is here gradually edging its way eastwards and it's still bringing a little bit of snow as it does say so it looks like marty will see some of that wintery weather and a top temperature of just minus three there on thursday the next system it's working in from the west already giving us some wet weather of a positive turkey in the clouds we're actually edging its way eastwards filters out really as we head through friday not a great deal left to it but you can see this area of town in the northern par

>> reporter: in hoip hoi richard and valerie reben are mourning the death of their 4-year-old son jonahflu. he had underlying health conditions. >> one of the most difficult things i ever had to do. was tell my other children on saturday morning that their little brother wasn't coming >> reporter: the cdc reported 20 pediatric deaths so far this season. at this time last year there were three. >> there is a lot of flu happening now. >> the doctor is director of the cdc influenza division. >> we saw the season started early in november had a really rapid rise as probably peaking right about now. >> flu peaks most often in february. of the 49 states where the flu is widespread, these 36 are the hardest hilt. california has had 42 adult deaths. up from 9 last year. kentucky, 36 deaths, up from 4. and oklahoma, more than four times as many. >> this year the predominating virus is h 3 n 2. and in years where that one its most common virus we see a lot more hospitalizations, a lot more cases, and also, more deaths due to that particular influenza virus that strain affects people over 65 and c

and jonah is joining us live from davos now before we get to friday joined other big leaders of the e.u. taking the stage today but are we expecting from them. that's right we hear from angela merkel and emmanuel macron mr macron the french president of course the young french president probably the rising star of the two up. winning a stunning election victory last year with these newly formed centrist party he's seen as the reformist face not just of france but of the e u and they are together seen as a sort of counterpoint if you like to the america first agenda of donald trump really everything here at the moment is being framed around the donald trump visits and the expectation is that merkel and macro misspeaking separately of course will the together those stand up for the sort of you know for a united and strong european union overcoming its challenges but still upholding the core values of democracy and free trade and there is if you like as you saw in the in the report there are sort of anti trump front quietly building up here with newer and remoting of india on tuesday warni

and america first economic policy is expected to join seventy other leaders at the three day summit jonah hill has more from devil's. the rising economies of asia new leadership in africa nationalism versus internationalist values donald j. trump versus much of the world this year's world economic forum annual meeting in the swiss ski resort of doubles offers as wider perspective on the global economy as any in recent years globalization if you put it instead of globalization the power of protectionism is putting its head up their wishes not have them soon globalization but to tame the natural flow of globalization special attention this year is reserved for donald trump who's closing address on fridays the meetings most and dissipated moment. protests have already taken place by. trump is the first u.s. president to visit down most in eighteen years and one who stands apparently opposed to the devil's ethos of globalism with his america first policy of economic nationalism i think we should be surprised i was always plays really look for surprises and i hope it would be a positive surpri

joining me national review's jonah goldberg. reporter: it's wonderful to be here. kennedy: at this point i'm more opposed to wall funding than chuck schumer. this is amazing to me that he admitted he went to the white house and threw wall funding at the altar of our president's feet and it was somehow rejected. what is happening here? >> he's perfectly allowed to withdraw an offer. if you are negotiating with a car sales man and you make an offer and they don't accept it. and he calls you back next day and says i'll take your offer, there is no binding authority in any of this. my own theory about what's going on. i believe it was on "fox news sunday," mick mulvaney said chuck schumer did not actually offer to fund the wall. he offered to authorize the wall. which is one of the most of wonky, detaily things in washington we could talk about. schumer tried to pull a fast one on trump over the wall. he was trying to pressure the white house to cave, and the white house didn't, and schumer caused. now he's trying to say i never really offered that. the base of the dem

leaders britain trying to maintain influence while it still can and relevance when it's all over jonah hill al jazeera at sandhurst russian opposition leader alex in a volley has suffered a new setback as he tries to fight a battle preventing him from running in this year's presidential election russia's constitutional court is refusing to review a complaint lodged fine of ali who was barred from the race because of a fraud conviction he says the charges were politically motivated present that amir putin is widely expected to win a fourth term in march there's ambassador to the un nikki haley has met a group of african diplomats just days after president donald trump to rocketry remarks on immigration from the continent. james bays has more from the u.n. in new york. this was the highest level meeting between an official of the trump administration and african nations ambassador nikki haley is not just the u.n. ambassador for the trumpet ministration she's a member of the cabinet she was in damage limitation mode but she did not apologize i understand that she told the african ambassad

intensifying in the u.s., two young boys have become big guns they said officials in ohio same for road jonahted illness. 13 children have died from flu complications so far. the cdc says flu activity is taking this month make it the most dangerous flu season since 2014. xerox is in talks with japan's fuji film. "wall street journal" reporting two companies are discussing an array that could include control of xerox. they face the second fight of carl icahn over the board of directors and ceo. they do not travel advisory for five states in mexico. officials say at committee, hijacking and robberies. over to you. lauren: sounds like you speak spanish pretty well, cheryl. jpmorgan chase and wells fargo kicked off tomorrow morning. david nicholas, president of microsoft management joins us now with what to expect. fourth-quarter earnings coming in for the banks. are we going to hear about tax cuts and their impact? >> thanks for having them. a lot of optimism around tax cut with tax cut with economic growth and higher interest rates that bode well from financial. jpmorgan came in around $1.70 sh

he is being held hostage if you believe jonah goldberg and other people. he is being held hostage by steve miller and chief of staff john kelly. so they want a hard line on immigration. they say that the base will simply not tolerate any compromise on this even though donald trump himself has said several times he wants to sign the bill of love to protect daca. >> i don't think the papers have accurately covered it. >> that's true. >> jon: here is what politico said. usually when the government shuts down a clear media narrative quickly takes hold. one party is driving the action and therefore held responsible. but like so much else in the trump era, this current shutdown is unprecedented. no single story line has emerged causing democrats and republicans to scramble for advantage and members of both sides to cry foul over coverage. it sounds like you agree with that although for "the new york times" to point the finger at democrats, that changed some minds. >> they backed off. they had an analysis piece masquerading at news today saying basically the pres

jonah hill, rooney mara, and jack black co-star in the comedic drama based on callahan's autobiographyut in may.(nat) "you're a cop. i had your job once."the latest films in two franchises are the top contenders for this year's visual effects society awards. "blade runner 20-49" and "war for the planet of the apes" each received seven nominations, including the top category, outstanding visual effects in a photo-real feature. and jon favreau, director of last year's big winner, "the jungle book," will receive a lifetime achievement award, at the 16th annual v-e-s awards february 13th. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:mostly cloudy and mainly dry conditions are forecast to persist into wednesday ahead of our next approaching storm system. this system will bring rain to the region late wednesday into thursday with lingering post frontal showers. cooler temperatures are forecast over the weekend with dry weather for much of the region b

he had 12 points, 10 rebounds and jonah mathews... hit 4 of 6 three-pointers for the trojans... the bench usc wins it... 69-64... stanford drops to 5-3 in the pac-12... 11-10 overall chiipper jones... vladamir guerrero... jim thome and travor hoffman wwere selected to the baseball hall of fame today... one player who is still not in... barry bonds... who was denid for the 6th time... giving him 4 more chances before being dropped from the ballot... he received 56.4-percent of the vote... up sightly from last year... but still well short of the 75-percent needed for induction obviously his use of steriods has kept him out... fellow alledged steriod-user roger clemens was also denied again... he received 57.3-percent of the vote bonds only garnered 36.2-percent in his first year of eligibility... so he is making progress as younger writers...who are more likely to look past the performance- enhancing drugs.. but if not in after 10 tries he can only get in through the veterans committee...veterans through the only get in tries he can only get in through the veterans committee... ba

let's bring in the pampered jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review.schlapp, contributor with "the hill." and jonathan swan. >> short-term it's a clear victory for them. i think long term it's pretty dangerous. this isn't really a great legislative victory. this is basically an agreement to a process. then we have three weeks and then we are back at the table. what we know from looking at the senate is that this is not a senate capable of passing a hard-line immigration bill that's going to appeal to trump's base. the calculation inside the white house right now, is it going to be enough if the democrats give us x billion dollars for a wall. is it going to satisfy the people who elected donald trump? there is no way they are going to get the chain migration in these other things. it's not going to happen. >> i disagree. i think this is a huge change. i was a staffer in congress during the 1996 budget showdown, republicans learned two things dealing with bill clinton. don't investigate too aggressively and don't have the spending fights. don't have the