. >> on the way, peta, maks, and val.ans for their future on dancing. >> then what it's really like working with oprah. >> we're going to wake up at 5:00. then 7:00 we're going to hike. >> how reese witherspoon got the most out of her on-set experience with lady o. >> plus >>> welcome back, everybody. we have been going over things that we cannot wait for in 2018. in terms of movies, there's so much excitement coming from disney in the new year. >> including a little film starring this lady, oprah. >> we're actually friends. >> you really are friends? >> take that, ellen. >> these two, oprah and reese, along with mindy kaling give us an eyeful of futuristic makeup in a wrinkle in time. it hits theaters march 9th and the ladies told us what it was like working together. >> we wake up at 5:00. then we're going to hike at 7:00. >> what are you doing? >> i got to squeeze the juice out of this orange. >> squeeze the juice out of this orange every minute, every day. >> then there's the avengers, infinity war. >> get these men.

for free west hollywood, free berkeley, and peta and so many other organizations. i know that a lot of times people say these animal welfare organizations are extremists, right? i will say without them, people going into fur farms and so forth, we wouldn't know the conditions the animals live in. i wanted to speak up on their behalf. it's no secret i love animals. with that said, colleagues, i wanted to share some amendments i'll be making today. so we did amend some of the findings, so you'll see that throughout the beginning of the legislation. we are changing the operative date to january 1, 2019. you'll find that on page 4, line 1-4 as well as on the last page, i believe, last page 6, line 19. we are removing the exemption for non-profits and that's on page 4, line 7. we are amending legislation to specify that sale of used products and manufacturing from used fur products is included as part of the legislation and that's on page 4, line 13-14. so, colleagues, i'm hoping we can adopt those amendments today. from my understanding through the city attorney office

other valleys in berlin for peta germany's political parties have been struggling to form a coalition but the f.t. aside they seem pretty united in slamming this proposal that may. well if alternative for germany thought that getting into parliament was going to be the hard part they've certainly been brought down to earth with a bump over the last couple of days as parliament's reconvened for the twenty eight hundred session in berlin the f.d.a. put forward the changes to the law that would have seen those who are applying to have family reunification through asylum requiring to prove that children were of an age that they were deemed they were supposed to be they were claiming to be also to they would be for this more stringent checks on who people were when they arrived in the country that they were who they said they were this was turned upon by the other parties within the bundestag every single one of them to a man saying that the alternative for germany was wrong in doing this and in fact when the proposals were put forward they were greeted by bruce in the chamber. when jets c

. >> on the way, peta, maks, and val.ans for their future on dancing. >> then what it's really like working with oprah. >> we're going to wake up at 5:00. then 7:00 we're going to hike. >> how reese witherspoon got the most out of her on-set experience with lady o. >> plus education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. join the international fund for animal welfare to engage children, teachers, parents, whole communities. the animal action education program is good for animals and good for people too. [male narrator] protect whales, [female narrator] polar bears, tigers, [male narrator] elephants, [female narrator] companion animals, and the environment we all share. protect. [goran visnjic] find us at i-f-a-w dot org. i am the founder and director of slam dunk for diabetes. slam dunk for diabetes is the only day basketball camp in the country and we provide the opportunity for children with pre-diabetes and type 1 and type 2 diabetes to get together, play ball and to learn to manage their di

>> peta taking issue with where he can care for the kangaroos.y the newest addition to his animal rescue barn. he created the barn for children after his niece passed away early last year. they didn't have all the information yet. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends" first, see you back here tomorrow. "fox and friends" first continues now. goodbye. jillian: it is thursday, january 4th, fox news alert, winter bomb cyclone, snowstorm slamming the east coast at this hour shutting down highways, airports, even cities with a to a foot of snow and hurricane force windss on the way. live fox news team coverage. >> furious, disgusted would certainly fit when you make such outrageous claims against the president, his administration and his family. >> donald trump's attorney giving his former chief strategist steve bannon the 4 hours to cease and desist capping a very interesting day, fiery exchanges, the reaction that is pouring in from washington. jillian: they are known for creating chaos and violence rallies but the d&d deputy chair once to pro

coming to the country an idea that's been roundly condemned by all of the parties in the bundestag peta all of it has more. well if alternative for germany thought that getting into parliament was going to be the hard part they've certainly been brought down to earth with a bump over the last couple of days as parliaments reconvened here for the twenty eight hundred. the f.d.a. put forward changes they wanted to see two laws relating to asylum and refugee status here particularly when it came to the ages of those claiming refugee status in germany now the alternative for germany say that between thirty and eighty percent of those that have applied in the past haven't been at the age they said they were this was turned upon by the other parties within the body of the star every single one of them to a man saying that the alternative for germany was wrong in doing this and in fact when the proposals were put forward they were greeted by boobs in the chamber. to do day to day making no bones about it they disagree strongly with a.s.d. and all of their policies condominium one could get the

to borrow from my friends and colleagues at peta, there is no need to be cruel to stay warm and look cool. it's a horrible thing to do. i would like to thank supervisor tang for bringing up the issue and i strongly urge everyone to contact their board members from their district and pressure and urge that supervisor to vote for this long overdue piece of legislation. thank you very much. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm the owner of west coast leather. former general manager and assistant designer of north beach leather. i've been in the leather industry for 32 years. yesterday i came back from being sick and got an e-mail from the bid association that i might want to be commenting on this hearing today. and i was not aware of the legislation, or notified, questioned, any research possibly done that would involve west coast leather. we are the largest retailer, like a department store, of leather and we do carry fur. all different categories of leather. so, when you examine a business, like a small business like west coast leather, there are sales that

documents that were obtained by germany's left party and were poured in the press this week on these peta oliver has the story there's a growing threat from islamic extremism in europe based in the balkans and the german government is keeping it to itself that's according to a highly classified report that's being seen by some party m.p.'s the media. the german federal government cannot discount the basic threat posed by individuals and splinter groups in the islamist scene in bosnia-herzegovina. the hush hush document goes as far as to claim that there is a direct link between radical islamic groups in bosnia herzegovina and people in germany the true nature of what this heavily classified report says doesn't come out parts of it were redacted from the copy that was shown to the left party the federal government has been trying to downplay the growing islamist threat in public furthermore it's entirely unacceptable that the government continues to cover up the role of the gulf states my colleague charlotta bin ski travel to bosnia herzegovina back in december she witnessed firsthand the

and its forty five year is on the right track for a twentieth grand slam title peta has they just i mean i was training in. bangladesh says hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees will be repatriated to neighboring me and ma within two he is a band that should government says the deal was settled this week but there's no official word yet from in ma and no confirmation of when refugees will start going home with six hundred forty thousand range of muslims a fled a military crackdown in man man's rakhine state since august last year scott hardly has the latest from bangkok. after two days of talks in neighboring or myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from a kind state in myanmar over in two bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and state now there are discussions over the two days of exactly how to implement that one is coming from mya

peta lume a2 1/2. napa, yountville, 2 inches. it was a significant amount in about 24 hours. quick. san francisco, look at this. over 3 inches. mill valley, over 4. and today, again, it's scattered showers in the forecast. but that's about it. temperaturewise, we're going to feel a difference. it's a bit warm out there today, this morning. but our highs are going to stay right where we are, pretty much, for right now. so our temperatures are not going to rise move this afternoon. in fact, we'll get some cooler air coming in. san jose may actually see the temperatures drop by the afternoon rise. here is a look at visibility. we are seeing patchy fog out there. right now, at sfo, not bad. petaluma, down to 4 mile visibility. also a little fog in san francisco early this morning. wind speeds, -- we got some wind gusts last night. for higher elevations. but north winds coming in at sfo at 8. east/northeast in berkeley at 8 as well. so it is a bit calmer out there. we'll will start to see a lot of this winding down by 6:00. by 7:00, just a few trickles across the north bay. and th

numbers of the european parliament for the busy day discussing russia threats coming from both of these peta oliver has more now what we did see is this polarizing any piece on one side the group that said that russia was the root of all fake news and lies they were trying to drum up support an extra cash for the east struck com task force now that's the e.u. body that tries to look into an expose what it sees as fake news r.t. sputnik featured very heavy in some of the rhetoric coming from. there focused firmly on the fact that every vote in europe was potentially the target of a dastardly russian plot. there are russian agents in this faro parliament right now and they're already trying to actively influence our elections russia to come to other channels are dangerous it's quite interesting. the communists and the extremists nationalists in this chamber very can't see russia and us information. and of course your carbs but we can see you are also voices pointed back towards those same every piece you just heard from saying that they were just looking for a bogeyman a scapegoat for their ow

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clean russian athletes will be allowed to compete in south korea in march under a neutral flag artie's peta oliver has more from germany now peter q tell us more about what this ruling means. well what was hundred down by the international paralympic committee on monday morning with an extension to the ban that was rolled out against team russia for the rio olympics games for the summer olympic games that's no carried over for the winter games that were taking place in pyongyang chano in south korea there will be a ban or. no difference in some ways for the able bodied winter olympics that will be taking place in south korea as well as the able bodied games they will be referred to as an olympic athlete from russia whereas at the power olympic games they would just be as neutral athletes russia. stripped from the uniforms no russian flag no russian national anthem however in handing down this extension to the ban we heard from parsons who's the president of the international paralympic committee he praised the work that russia has done with regards to sorting out its its doping its doping i

based on classified documents obtained by germany's left party and reported in the press this week peta oliver has a story there's a growing threat from islamic extremism in europe based in the balkans and the german government is keeping it to itself that's according to a highly classified report that's being seen by some party m.p.'s the media. the german federal government cannot discount the basic threat posed by individuals and splinter groups in the islamist scene in bosnia herzegovina. the hush hush document goes as far as to claim that there's a direct link between radical islamic groups in bosnia herzegovina and people in germany the true nature of what this heavily classified report says doesn't come out parts of it were redacted from the copy that was shown to the left party the federal government has been trying to downplay the growing islamist threat in public furthermore it's entirely unacceptable that the government continues to cover up the role of the gulf states my colleague charlotta been ski travel to bosnia herzegovina back in december she witnessed firsthand the si

russian athletes will be allowed to compete and south korea in march under a neutral flag artie's peta oliver has more from germany but what this means is the bomb that was in place for the rio summer games back in twenty sixteen has been held for the upcoming. winter power olympics unlike the able bodied athletes in which those taking part in the games will be referred to us and a limping athlete from russia in the case of power elites they will be referred to only as neutral athletes or athletes from a neutral country that means russia completely stripped from uniforms they'll be no russian flags and no russian national anthem those games now in hunting down the extension of this ban the president of the international paralympic committee said there had been group steps made by russia when it came to cleaning up vamping doping testing the system he said he had confidence in drug testing in sport in russia right now however he did point out that under this new system it was inevitable that clean athletes would be banned from taking part in the games in korea the after it's were implic

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it's been revealed that they were involved in potentially hazardous experiments on humans and animals peta all of a house. puffing humans inhale toxic fumes is apparently county juvenile all supposed to be in the street carried out its health research it's emerged in the media that the giants of the german coal industry allegedly signed shouldn't experiments on both humans and animals the experiments were carried out by you know defunct research group that was filled. volkswagen daimler a big m.w. in the experiments twenty five of volunteers inhaled nitrogen dioxide put through. university hospital the experiments were given the ok by the university's ethics board and it's understood that there was no adverse health effects for those who took part in the study however this doesn't stop people being outraged and shocked that this was given the green light in the first place us according to what is known to the public the discuss that many people are feeling is absolutely understandable these tests on monkeys or even humans can in no way be ethically justified they raise many critical questi

cloning is a horror show said peta's representative, waste of time, lives and money. >> fascinating debait. >> still ahead here, cheating at a camel contest. i'm never gonna be able i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. make every day valentine's day with k-y yours and mine. blue for him. purple for her. two sensations. one great way to discover new feelings together. >>> pope francis condemned fake news and said the original example of it was when satan disguides as a serpent persuaded eve to eat the forbidden fruit. satan gave the fake news in this case, snake news that eating the fruit would give her the wisdom of god. >> scandal in saudi arabia cheating at a beauty contest for camels. a dozen of them were disqualified this week because they got botox injections to make their lips look better. some also had ear reduction surgery and another no-no. tens of millions of dollars at stake here. so the competition is intense.

people who know you lean left and they assume you are probably going to embrace the damn hip yet is at petand push this meat tax. >> no, i'm from ohio. there are a lot of beef farmers in ohio. i think the left has gone a little far. kennedy: i agree. i can't stand the social engineering through government coercion and it hurts poor people. >> isn't vegan stuff really expensive? i don't want to sound sexist. but it's tearible to go out on a date with a girl who is a vegan and you open the menu and she says i have nothing to eat here, the menu is terrible. the government will try to tax everything anyway. it's a horrible idea. kennedy: there is no legislation pending. but there is a war and food and what we put in our bodies. the more we've pay for healthcare the more you will see proponents of this sort of change to regulate people's behavior. >> the good news is there won't be an actual tax on beef. the federal government won't tax beef like it won't tax smiles or watching the super bowl. moment any party decides to tax beef is the moment they lose the election. kennedy: we want beef wrappe

but santa rosa, and peta petaluma, look at that at 3 mile visibility. let's check in with jacqueline. >> we are definitely checking delays. chp has issued traffic alerts for drivers around milipitas. we have a driver heading the wrong way, heading northbound in the southbound lanes. and that caused one accident. and a few more in that backup. so we're tracking three accidents in that area. and you can see, speeds drop below 20 miles per hour. we only have one lane open along southbound 880, as you're approaching the scene of those accidents. do be careful out there. emergency crews, lots of flashing lights. definitely a visual distraction. we're also dealing with quite a bit of ponding on the roadways. so if you could avoid 880, i would do so. if not, you will be in for a slower ride. 680, alternate route, moving right at the limit. a little over a 25-minute ride, for drivers making their way from 238 to 237 at this point. your approach on the maze. highway 24. still looking okay. we did have some reports of flooding in some of those lanes overnight. an

. >> tucker: this is like peta operating a kill shelter.f hillary clinton is covering sexual assault on her own office, that's toxic levels of hypocrisy. >> she was looking ahead at 2020. she did that with the al franken controversy. i don't think this should be a shock. you also have one of the clinton top donors, what is it, susie bell tompkins who paid for -- she paid for hundreds of thousands of dollars to her accusers and to encourage accusers accusing president trump of sexual assault allegations, who then went after individuals who called al franken out for his sexual harassment allegation as well. i don't think it's a shock here for there to be this hypocrisy among liberals or anyone, but i also don't think that you should be surprised or anyone watching should be surprised that hillary clinton has a complete double standard or her words are meaningless. >> tucker: it's almost too much. thank you lisa boothe. still shocked. a congressional democrat claiming his own party. he says they care more about elite issues. a booming civil wa

about 15 minutes from peta luma north to castanna. and it continues to be sluggish. the yellow. this is right at carlson. and that westbound side. man, oh, man. that is a slow ride. no accidents at the toll plaza. but we've got a 25-minute commute. heading into san francisco. >>> i'm kind of obsessed with this view right now. here's a look at the vacca camera. look at that glow. our sunrise is not expected to happen until about 7:15 this morning. until it gets here. we can look up to the skies. see neat color out there. looking at satellite. just a few, thin, high clouds out there. here's your future cast. you can see a lot of the high clouds clearing by about 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. they may return by 5:00 and then we'll have clear conditions overnight, tonight and tomorrow morning. as far as cloud coverage is concerned. that means coverage will be cooler late tonight to tomorrow morning. temperatures aren't too bad at this hour. winds pretty calm. we're getting variable winds coming in all different directions right now. but offshore winds will be mainly the sto

it's improved a little bit for peta lume a. cloud cover, -- petaluma. cloud cover. valley fog that just hangs low and doesn't want to move, unless you get the wind to kick it out of here. right now, we have very calm conditions, though, east/northeast wind in fremont at 7. it's picking up a little bit there. san francisco, 6-mile-per-hour wind. that's not it. it's not quite strong enough. high temperatures today are going to look pretty good. it will look pretty cool, especially compared to yesterday yesterday. we'll have the sun later on today. 61 will be the high in san jose. 56 for san francisco. and 54 in san rafael. should be a good-looking day. here's what we're watching also. in the gulf of alaska. the low starts dipping down. it's not going to get here until tomorrow. so for the lunch commute tomorrow. for your lunch break, rather. that's when we'll start to see most of the rain coming in. the north bay area. here's the future cast to time it out. 11:00 a.m., lunchtime. santa rosa will start to see the beginning rain drops. and 2:00, 3:00. rest of san franci

the goal of immigration reform is to peta system good for america. that means it's good for american workers, good for american families, good for american business. that is the objective of immigration reform. there's a lot of important issues to deal with. is fact that we have ignored this issue for some time, we have a number of undocumented immigrants in the united states now that have to be addressed. i think dan's dark view of all of the enforcement things that need to be included in this bill i think are belied by what happened. and the truth is that donald trump has dramatically increased immigration enforcement. who is it that he is not able to enforce this against? where is the argument for more enforcement laws or language? he seemed to have no trouble rounding up and removing people in the united states. so let's set aside those kinds of political issues and focus on the fact that 122 of these kids that he's talking about are losing status every day. and they do deserve an opportunity to be in the only legal country they have ever known.

of a person whoo's frame little debate in moral terms if he falls so far short f i'm a shoexman for petahe side i'm less believable. >> that makes sense. i don't think climate change is framed in moral terms. it's put in practical, pragmatic terms. we're facing the cataclysmic climate change. that has moral implications but practical living implications. >> tucker: right. so how is it that in pursuit of living out your opinions on climate change you believe you ought to be allowed to violate the law? >> i'm not sure i'd say i want to be allowed to violate the law. what i believe, is that in taking the actions, such as we recently did, when we face charges and when we go to court, it is appropriate for us to be able to sman to the jury why we did, what we did. and to be able to call some expert with its that would testify to the facts as we understand them. >> tucker: but that's not, i mean, that's not really an act of conscience. typically when people protest what they think is an unjust system and are punished for it, they say part of the action, part of the reason it's a noble action,

devote on arlin's introduction of same sex marriages it was a hard task you often heard of priest petaghts. so many similar to the effort to me on a live person and. but years ago i used that item all under the one that i was. given all to seem to be even little paedophiles again our lives being whatever they were the same type of people and i just heated and i just displays them. for the past few years this hotel near dublin has hosted this experiment in grassroots democracy now arlen's fourth citizens assembly is meeting here been barred took part in the first assembly in two thousand and fourteen the concept is for ninety nine ordinary irish citizens to debate politics for one year young old university graduates farmers even opponents or their chosen by lottery. this group is debating pension reforms they pour over statistics listen to experts and consider details everything is broadcast live on the internet no closed doors actions here sort of experience that our country went through with from about two thousand and eight on where it's serious crisis and a lot of anger on the stree

ok so for the sports news now here's peta thank you very much for time and limpid gold medalist simone biles has admitted she too was abused by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nasser biles who was the u.s.a.'s golden girl of the twenty sixteen rio olympics says she was securely abused by nasser biles joins one hundred forty women who have accused nasser of abuse including fellow u.s. gymnastics stars allie ray's men gabby douglas and mckayla maroney massa will be sentenced on seven sexual assault charges this week and is expected to receive life in prison it's been quite the opening day for the first grand slam tennis tournament of the season the australian open saw venus williams knocked out on what was a bad day for american women while the men's world number one rafa nadal put aside any doubts over he's fitness as he progressed into round two joanna geyser of school reports. with no will mark tournament before the first slam of the season rafael nadal's performance in melbourne was a hard one to take. the need injury which hampered the end of his two thousand and seventeen c

peta can't love that. i am for the strongest military that the united states ever had.strong military and hillary, my opponent, was for windmills, and for other types of energy that don't have the same capacities at this moment, certainly. ijust want to say it is a lot better to work with other countries. we are working with china on north korea, various other countries and we are doing very well. we had a great talk, as you know and reported, a great talk this morning with president moonjae—in, andi morning with president moonjae—in, and i think lots of good things are happening. we will see what happens. working with other countries, whether russia, china, india or any of the countries that surround this world and encompass this world, it isa world and encompass this world, it is a good thing, not a bad thing. go ahead. mr president, prime minister, norway strongly supports the paris agreement, and has expressed regret you have decided to leave it. what could persuade you to remain and what kind of common ground and you find today on this topic? well, it wasn't a majo

it is a pretty decent steak and peta what we have seen.ind arrived in the north—west. for the here and now, reasonably mild. cloudy with a few misty patches. but it is sunshine for parts of northern england, north wales, down to what is the west country, patchy cloud elsewhere. the car cloud towards the north—west and that is ahead of this front working its way in. —— flicker. it is looking drive for the premier league matches today. sunshine in bournemouth. —— thicker. slightly cloudier in liverpool. as removed through the seasoning, really strong winds, gusts of 70 mph potentially across the north—west of scotland. 60 mph as they rattled southwards. with heavy rain as well. through tonight, things will turn wet, windy and much more unsettled than what we have seen. the morning rush—hour could have some disruption with some low—lying surface water and strong winds. what we will notice over the next few days is much colder conditions moving from the north—west and that sets up —— that stays with us through monday to wednesday. heavy rain a

hundred torchbearers and travelled a distance of more than two thousand kilometers sport now with peta. there i am thank you so much in the next half an hour morocco will kickoff against mauritania to get the fifth edition of the african nations championship underway in casablanca it's the biggest tournament on the continent for homegrown talent let's go straight to talk to our reporters sunnah so good to have you with us why is hosting this event such a big deal for morocco. why i have to tell you that today is a big day for barack or obviously the city of lanka this is the day they saw the return of african football to the nation of course if you remember morocco hasn't hosted senior competitions senior continental competition says nine hundred eighty eight that's about three decades the last time they the last time they hosted this were supposed to host it was in two thousand and fifteen but of course they had to pull out due to the virus so there are concerns over the ball of virus if i can tell just my cameraman to just tell a little bit to show you the number of fans that come in

news where you can also tweet me directly at peta and the school spirit i'm going to be better for you no more sport for me in the eighteen hundred g.m.t. hour peter thank you so much we'll see then now how would you feel about your car assessing your mood as you get behind the wheel well that's the way things are going as artificial intelligence the way i get seven more intelligent that and all the other weird and wonderful new developments in tech have been on show in las vegas during the consumer electronics show or c s we sent rob reynolds in for a look. at the annual c.e.o.'s show there isn't any start only new innovation no new must have shiny tech object there's no one awesome gadget this year it's going to be new technologies it's going to be virtual reality augmented reality and i don't think i've seen any one thing i've seen lots of trends and ideas one of those trends is toward more and more sophisticated technology in automobiles toyota announced a deal with amazon to deploy the aleck's artificial intelligence assistant in some of its vehicles eventually automobile a will d

jesse: before peta contacts fox news. kennedy: thank you for your service, lieutenant colonel.nedy: those poor babies were so cold. jesse: shivers out here in the freezing cold. kennedy: they were happy to get back in the fox building. they were all hanging out. some of our military heros got to meet each other. we saw lieutenant garrett speers earlier in the day get a free house for his familia family. and there you saw the kind people from pets for vets. what an incredible service they provied. they're really beautiful. you know what else is beautiful, jesse? jesse: tell me. i was thinking i needed a nice fur coat right now. kennedy: a lot of people pack their furs and they came to new york city to times square to celebrate new year's eve in the mecca of partyville. jesse: i don't know if they're regretting that choice. they're not even like hootin' and hollerin'. they're standing there like this. freezing. kennedy: here are the top ten travel destinations by u.s. residents in 2017. china at number ten, spain at number 9, eight at jamaica. jesse: i wish i was in jamaica now.

jo became pregnant at 17 commission peta byte, every jo became pregnant at 17 commission petabyte, everynew she would have a baby to love and who would love her back. i suspect no teenage girl despise the ball pregnant deliberately poor housing, and anybody who thinks this has a side view of life. when i started out in journalism, has a side view of life. when i started out injournalism, there we re started out injournalism, there were many stories about teenage girls becoming pregnant to access a council house and benefits. what do you say, do you know anybody who has done that deliberately? no, i don't. i don't think it would purposely choose it. i am not saying it is really bad, but you would not choose this life to get a house and benefits. thank you all very much. thank you so much. on cue, charlotte. such a good girl! and such a good boy! thank you, all of you. let's go to edinburgh, and the scottish government is warning brexit could cut the scottish economy by more than £12 billion a year. we can hearfrom economy by more than £12 billion a year. we can hear from the economy by mo

peta has an eagles jersey. jillian: some reasons to be excited today. good morning, guys.th. this the execution of an alabama inmate who doesn't remember shooting and killing a cop is the delayed for further review. the supreme court hauling the lethal injection hours before 67-year-old vernon madison was scheduled to die. sentenced to death for murdering police officer julius schulte in 1985. his lawyers claim strokes and dementia made him unable to remember the shooting or at least understand his punishment. on the campaign trail president trump promised to keep guantanamo bay open and now is he keeping his word. >> we're going to load it up with some bad dudes, believe me. we are going to load it up. jillian: the president exptiond to sign executive order to reverse the obama era directive to close the military prison. he could announce the plans during his state of the union address. right now 41 detainees remain in gitmo. kfc introducing a brand new colonel sanders as so good we have to share. reba mcentire now rocking the iconic right making her the first female to t

pete peta interesting.huckabee sanders who is the press secretary not a senator yet maybe some day in the future. she had this statement from the white house. senate democrats own the schumer shut down. tonight they put politics above our national security, military families, vulnerable children, and our country's ability to serve all americans. we will not negotiate the status of unlawful immigrants while democrats hold our lawful citizens hostage over their reckless demands. this is behavior of obstructionist losers, not legislators. dean, we know where that language came from. dean: i was thinking where did she find that language losers. i don't know where that came from. obstructionist losers. not lawmakers, losers. i think this time it doesn't look like people are going to be screaming like you said the phones were quiet. the schumer shut down sounds a lot better than the trump shut down. it has an alliteration to it. pete: mick mulvaney said it i thought that's going to stick. dean: it s. sticking. pe