is a really fun movie and the red carpet has been really fun as well there was even some drumming sara yeah that's right they had this movie is set in japan so for the red carpet premiere they brought out some traditional japanese drummers and as the director and the voicing cast arrived wes anderson and bill murray jumped up on these drawings and just gave a little impromptu concert it was so cool we tried to get video of it for you but it just it all happened too fast but that's the kind of thing that happens on the regular girl an hour and the crowd out here just went crazy for there's a lot of berliners out tonight hoping to get autographs hoping to get a glimpse of their favorite stars who we have i mean are there a lot of stars so people getting autographs from tilda swinton she's also one of the voices in this movie. django ranson jeff gold bloom very tall man yes he was one of the few you could see over all of the heads actually so we were really thankful for that it pays to be to also credit garrett of course who's nominated for an oscar for her own film and lends her voice to this

yeah. hi and welcome back to sara's music today is a compilation of some of my favorite festivals that we've visited for this program to get to play in these festivals you have to practice practice practice but i needed lot more than a t. shirt for the first festival where revisiting it was freezing and all the instruments were made out of ice. more and more. at the first full moon of every year musicians i sculptors and fans from all over the world meet in yellow for the annual ice music festival. the oral. teddy he soon said is the iceman he's a composer and percussionist and is the pioneer of ice music in two thousand and six he founded the ice music festival in you know and he's always on the lookout for the perfect ice carrier we're having a fantastic time at our festival what sort of a year is it for ice is it a good vintage yes how do you know i never know you never know. you know that's that's one of the nice things with nice music is first of all is the. nature. probably decides mostly because the quality of the ice is very important for the sound of my instruments and the that the

sara jacobs of california said the remarks were not aimed at her opponent. >> the ear wrath political correctness is over. and all i can say is hell yeah. >> i do agree with that. >> that's right. >> too much sugar makes you sick. we have to start being truthful in this country and just tell it like it is. ♪ ♪ ♪ coming out around the world ♪ are you ready for a brand new beat ainsley: girls just want to have fun. best movie, best movie when i was a kid. pete: that's what this is from? ainsley: we memorized the entire script. this is one the songs in it. steve: i love martha and the vandella. >vandellas.

. >> yeah, absolutely. >> go ahead, sara, you can respond to that. und underscoring the point that charles was making, in the 37-page indictment, those were some of the strong messages in that campaign. >> you're correct, those were some of the groups that were targeted. most of the direction of a lot of influence went in favor of donald trump against hillary clinton. even as the efforts began as just a general, more broad action in the political system, that went to supporting president trump and hurting hillary clinton. as we got closer to election day, that's indisputable. i think charles is right, minorities were particularly victimized by this act of russian interference, but we haven't heard about the more serious influences they tried to have, like hacking the dnc and trying to break into those e-mails. i think we'll hear more on this. >> he sees it as an ongoing threat posed against russia, bernie sanders. listen. >> this is not just the 2016 campaign. they intend to do this in 2018. and i think one of the weirdest things in modern american h

ed: sara carter, yeah. >> what's unbelievable people associated with hillary clinton and now we knowy were spreading the disinformation campaign they tried to say it was the russians. buff the whole time, based on unverified and salacious dossier and those are the words coming out of comey's own mouth, they use that to spread lies about the trump campaign to the media and anybody they could share it with. the media bought it and chose to egg norther side. todd: we will talk to jim jordan in a moment. he pointed out yesterday on the air not once, not twice, not tree times but four times are people up at the top of these organizations presented the steele dossier to continue the fisa process? that is outrageous. rachel: the irony of what sara carter is bringing up is so important to note, this investigation was supposed to be about did trump and his campaign collude with russia? and what we are finding from the memo and the more we uncover about this investigation is that it was the democrats and the media campaign spreading this that actually colluded with the reconciliations and alou

was almost a year ago on this program we broke the story right here with sara carter and john solomon done incredible work yeahfisa warrant against donald trump. donald trump tweets out oh, they wiretapped me and the media went crazy. turns out everything and much more we have been literally unpeeling layers of an onion here with real facts and information the media has gone with the story about russia trump collusion with zero evidence for a year and biomission don't cover these stories. why? >> just to amend one thing. i don't know that they had a fisa warrant directly on donald trump i haven't seen evidence that they had. >> sean: well, carter page. >> they may have used warrantless techniques. there is all kinds of ways i was told even before donald trump announced for office that intel officials and i was told told this by insiders have sometimes been using bad information to bring to the fisa court to wrap up other people that are the true targets. wrap them up incidental without a direct warrant. >> sean: isn't that what happened to general flynn base on what we know? isn't that what happened to poor ge

you had sara blakely here earlier today, did you? did she tell a story? yeah, well, i bullied her a little when she was very young, but she did really well. and she survived. i'm glad to say. >> and she's still young. >> and you've all got -- all the girls have got great butts as a result. and of course you're not allowed to say things like that anymore. but anyway. i'm very -- we're very pleased that her business exists. you had a question for me. now, i think, yeah, i was -- i was interested, as a sort of young 14, 15-year-old about -- and what was going on around the world. and i was inquisitive. and the vietnamese war was raging, and it seemed to me, as it seemed to a lot of young people, a very unjust war as most wars actually turn out to be. and i, like a lot of other people, wanted to campaign to try to stop it. and there was no young persons magazine at the time. and quite strange, because i'm dyslexic, that i should feel that i can -- who's dyslexic in this room? all the best people in the world are dyslexic. sorry to the rest of you. but anyway. but

sara came out and said. >> he celebrated accomplishments like last year that helped all americans. >> trevor: yeah, lightenp, the president was joking about treason, like about obama helping i.s.i.s. or when he joked about how the russians should ac hillary's e-mails or when he said police should rough up people in custody. oh, protect and serve. whatever... ( laughter ) now, those may not seem that funny, but maybe we just have to see trump's jokes in the right setting. >> did anybody happen to see the state of the union address? what? okay. you're up there, you've got half the room going totally crazy wild, and you have the other side, they were, like, death, and un-american. un-american. somebody's a treasonous -- somebody said treasonous. yeah, i guess. why not? when you see these thugs being thrown into the back of a patty wagon, you just see them thrown in, rough, i said, please don't be too nice. ( laughter ) president obama, he is the founder of i.s.i.s. he's the founder of i.s.i.s., okay? he's the founder! he founded i.s.i.s. i don't kid. i don't kid. >> trevor: turns out, he's just in the wrong p

she joins me now from the red carpet sara we're expecting a familiar face in european cinema to walk up that red carpet behind you can you tell us about that. yeah that's right fans out here behind me are hoping to catch a glimpse of isabelle a pair conic french actress she's here with her film eva isabelle a pair plays a aging prostitute a high class prostitute who engages in a psychological drama with a man who's half her age he thinks she's playing her and she thinks she's playing him i don't want to give anything away here but it's a very french film it's dark it's moody it's sexy if you like french cinema you'll probably like this it's not a new role through there she's collaborated with this director. five times now so if you like her films you'll go into this knowing what to expect and you probably won't be disappointed it remains to be seen whether fans out here behind me are going to be disappointed she's notoriously moody about giving autographs and sarah from france to germany to a big german film premiere today as well. exactly that's right we saw the first german entry in the competition category of this year's berlin film festival

yeah, yes. and then 20 years later -- 20 years pass, i've given up hope on it, and sara gilbert just started callingy: now it's -- they're all new shows. >> yeah. well it's just. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. but this, i mean, it's legendary. it's great. but i love that you do that, you do films, i'm going to get to "lady bird." because man, i want to talk to you about that. but you're back on broadway with edward albee's, "three tall women" right here. what can you tell me about this? >> i can tell you that it stars glenda jackson. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> which is the reason that -- that i'm in that rehearsal room right now. >> jimmy: really? >> she's a legend, yes. >> jimmy: how amazing this is. >> and there are three -- well, we're not so tall. [ light laughter ] but there are three women in it. >> jimmy: you're pretty -- fairly tall. you're perfectly tall. yeah. is there any -- any spoilage you can give? >> it's all spoilers. i really can't describe -- >> jimmy: can't give me anything. >> no, not really. because it's -- >> jimmy: it's a pulitzer prize-winning playing. >> yes, and i

. >> word is sara connor is on the other side of that door. >> terminator reference. >> yeah.to start off with disheartening news. no drought for us at the beginning. look at the yellow, all of the south bay and east bay and half of the north bay now abnormally ry. we are slipping into a drought, unfortunately. we need some rain. i have a little bit on the forecast but it's not going to be enough. because it's scattered. in fact, the winds will cover more of us due to the arctic blast coming through. clearing tonight, calmer, frosty again in the deepest valleys and the peninsula. more chances of winter weather next week. here's a look at the temperatures. 51 to 56. wind blowing. going to feel cooler than that. upper 40s in ukiah and lakeport. for tonight, the sheltered valleys from the winds. mid to up 20s -- redwood city and mid to upper 30s for the rest of us. here's a look at live doppler 7. we're in between energy right now. we've got plenty of wind out there. just no moisture gusting to 20 to 22 miles per hour in isolated areas. here's where the next system is. it's pumpi

i think that's a broader goal that we all have the same, but yeah, the same language is already in the section b as sara said, and it only applies to not sharing immigration status? it doesn't apply to these enforcement operations, so i would also take it out of the emergency operation part. thank you. >> thank you very much. any further public comment on this issue? hearing none, public comment is now closed. i'd like to thank the junk lawyers and community participants for working on this. it's good to see lawyers actually doing something for the benefit of their community and not for money, so thank you. it's greatly appreciated. director henderson, you had a comment that you were going to share? >> i was just going to point out what we were talking about, in that section, section 3, section b, those comments that you were commenting on have been included in this general order under section 2, section c, where we talk specifically about any investigation, attention or arrest procedures where any such instance, either express or implied, if the purpose it for enforcement of federal immigration laws, i

. >> first let's start with sara bloomquist where all the birds fans started arriving today. hi sarah. >> reporter: hi there rick and monica. yeah, we've been watching all day as this steady stream of eagles fans arrive here in minneapolis. i have to say i'm not sure the people of minneapolis quite understand what's coming their way. these are eagles fans. they are loud, they are proud and they are hungry for a super bowl win. from one end of the baggage claim to the other. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> reporter: the eagles chant echoed loud and proud across the arrivals hall here at minneapolis saint paul international airport all day today. this is the busiest day for arrivals this super bowl weekend and eagles fans are everywhere. >> this is incredibly exciting. we're so happy to be here. we bought tickets early in the season assuming the eagles would be here and we're right. we're so excited. >> oh, my god it's unbelievable. it's a once in a lifetime experience i mean, going to take -- take advantage of it and hopefully come out with a win. >> no, we're coming out with a win. >> we are coming out with a w

. >> first let's start with sara bloomquist where all the birds fans started arriving today. hi sarah. >> reporter: hi there rick and monica. yeahhere in minneapolis. i have to say i'm not sure the people of minneapolis quite understand what's coming their way. these are eagles fans. they are loud, they are proud and they are hungry for a super bowl win. from one end of the baggage claim to the other. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! >> reporter: the eagles chant echoed loud and proud across the arrivals hall here at minneapolis saint paul international airport all day today. this is the busiest day for arrivals this super bowl weekend and eagles fans are

donald trump, is not tweeting about that this morning, sara, he's tweeting about the memo and what he believes is bias against him at the fbi and doj. >> yeahok, there are some issues in the way that the fbi conducted -- some leaders in the fbi conducted the e-mail investigation for hillary clinton. i don't think that we can go forward as a government and say you can never criticize, you can never highlight wrong handling of issues. however, you know, you get such little focused time together as a party that using that needs to be well thought out. now, the reporters were asking questions too, so you can say that paul ryan called on reporters, but when 80% of the reporters asked similar questions, that is what the press conference is going to be about. >> shawna, you're nodding and i want to know why. >> i agree, but i think the white house missed an opportunity coming out of the state of the union. i realize the state of the union, we're not talking about it. i think it happened on tuesday, i don't know. but the president didn't travel to push his tax reform message. you had the earnings calls for alphab alphabet, apple, they're doing well

yeah. but guess what. party at rosemary's house. 74 degrees. >> it's my day off. that's why. that's all for now. >>> have a good one. i'm saraore and this is "open house." this week we're all about la luxury with a focus on bel-air. we're inside a private estate with breathtaking views, and we visit one of the most lavish and indulgent homes you'll ever see. plus an elegant european-style property with stunning details throughout. but first, "million dollar listing los angeles'" james harris takes us on a tour of one of his newest offerings. all i want to do here is sit back, chill out, and of course watch "million dollar listing los angeles." but let's go inside and check out the house. [upbeat funk music playing] welcome to open house. right now i'm coming to you from a massive, 26 foot wide modern townhouse in the heart of new york's chelsea neighborhood.

and sara say they don't want to return to the battlefield but they also feel what lies ahead after their past experiences and wonder if they may be forced to fight again he will mourn al-jazeera yeah south sudan. let's bring in our guests joining us on skype from sierra leone's capital freetown ishmael all for it charles a former child soldier who now works as a program manager at healy international relief foundation in london rachel taylor director of programs at the u.k. based in geo child soldiers international and from south sudan's capital juba brigadier general. spokesman for the south sudanese army welcome to you all charles we talk a lot in this program about the horrors of war but you experience it as a child first hand you were fourteen when you were force of become a child soldier in sierra leone could you tell our viewers about what happened to you. well it was in a village called ok you know what i mean i cannot distribute the diamond. district of stereo where we were in a bush when i was recording recouping. will always find this book that is going into the air that's the way to actually identify where people are actually residing and so the way they were to trace i

sara and justin are here to attempt that today. i'll wish all three of you good luck and put you to work now in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for you. first off... yeahch correct response will end with that letter of the alphabet. we have an... ...for you, followed by... and, of course, it's an... -ryan, start us. -let's do geography for $400. justin. -what is san diego? -no. ryan. what is...los angeles? yes.

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sara jacobs of california said the remarks were not aimed at her opponent. >> the ear wrath political correctness is over. and all i can say is hell yeahat. >> that's right. >> too much sugar makes you sick. we have to start being truthful in this country and just tell it like it is. ♪ ♪ ♪ coming out around the world ♪ are you ready for a brand new beat ainsley: girls just want to have fun. best movie, best movie when i was a kid. pete: that's what this is from? ainsley: we memorized the entire script. this is one the songs in it. steve: i love martha and the vandella. >vandellas. ainsley: leg warmers it's a great movie. did you ever see it sara jessica parker. steve: i don't think i have. anyway, thank you for joining us, brian is off today. pete is in his spot. we have a busy day. the president is going to be speaking at cpac about three hours from right now. ainsley: the ambien has worn off. he is back from israel. let's talk about cpac. steve: president's speech follow a series of powerful voices from mike pence and other republican leaders including wayne lapierre from the nra. they were all talking about safety in america. pete: