my parents taught me that this little man man on the language evolved good to them so long ago the sonny believed that the lights and then ate from the souls of the dead man this was some people who had died in violent tragic way in the old sunset song fancy someone or the green. his ancestors perceived the lights in the sky as threatening but he prefers not to tell his guests about that those who come to see the northern lights in northern

sonny michelle will send the dogs on to the championship game!> he's going to be popular there in athens. >> you think? >> that 54-4 w all the way back to georgia. to play monday's national championship game in atlanta. that was the highest-scoring rose bowl, by the way, in history. they even got fireworks and stuff. right after it ended, uga fans crashed stub hub looking for tickets. the cheapest available is just over $2,000. >> go uga, go! that's cheer, right? the second semi-final. >> monday, the crimson tide's defense rolled on both sides of the ball as you can see. >> roll tide. >> exactly. >> minutes after pick being oi e pass, darren payne, there he is with that pass. clemson's next possession, matt wi they were excited. they were like, this is why we voted for nick saban to be our next senator in alabama. the crimson tide makes it an all sec showdown for the title. >>> michigan melted under the sun. they met the wolverines and the gamecocks came roaring back. score 23 straight points, knocking michigan off, 26-19. >> notre dame facing ls

his name's sonny. that's sonny right there. sonny, we looked up your snapchat.show this? >> go ahead. >> jimmy: this is your snapchat yesterday. this is everything you did yesterday. this is you repeatedly zooming in on some pizza bits. getting baked all day. i have to say i was confused talking to you, sonny, but now that i see this "getting baked all day" i -- [ laughter ] i understand everything. congrats to your parents. [ laughter ] [ applause ] on sunday night -- on sunday night our first guest celebrating his first ever golden globe nomination by winning the golden globe and taking it home. he was chosen as best actor in a drama for his work as winston churchill in "darkest hour." it is in theaters now. please welcome gary oldman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, gary, thanks for coming. it's great to have you with us. well, congratulations on your -- first of all, i can't believe it was your first nomination. that's nuts to me. >> it's been a while. >> jimmy: yeah, it's been a while. >> 28 years. >> jimmy: oh, were you nominated 28 years ago? >> oh, no. no

he'll watch with agriculture secretary and former georgia governor sonny perdue... as well as nick ayers, a georgia native who is vice-president mike pence's chief of staff. the 75th golden globe awards honored the best in movies and television of 2017. but last night-- the focus wasn't just on who took home trophies. was transformed into an evening of empowerment. abc's george pennacchio has more. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - winter weather advisory from 3pm to 9pm - light freezing rain possible, most likely a glaze around the metro and points nw - milder temperatures finally with highs in the 50s to near 60 thursday/friday afternoon rain and freezing rain possible (glaze to 0.05") highs: 31-37 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: rain ends, mostly cloudy lows: 26-33 wind: w 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy to mostly sunny highs: upper 40s ouch-- things gets testy between a white cnn's jake tapper. coming up-- more on that interview, and what steve bannon is saying about the backlash to the new book "fire and fury". president trump and his staff members continue to de

tell me about the way sonny julian home during the set the novel out of the can and in a moment just out of jail sentiment they get on the. ballot today and in four model that and then go on over to one of us and highlight any you know not be seen now that tell me you were lucky because you were a hero this summer tell me how to have a nice planet baby and see how do you assign a yes i am for being a mom i do not think it would have been so nice easy them a gay man you know man and fast you know we think oh ok we know where you want to stand do you think bang think of me or the music i had i would over a a having an assault on mr ford. focus and then class in a music of the wind and a right wing innocent robbing them of a professor to some extent and this. i sent out an invitation for players in cuba to join you for a concert at the plaza too like how do you divide the horn players came from far and wide i had no idea that there was so many horn players here in cuba even the weeks of the concert turned into a mini performance for all for all her good for. her for. her. to. inform us

i just miss sonny so much. >> ciara: what's the problem?

>> sonny: maybe not.

our short cuts and we are going to meet three of germany's highest paid actors starting off with the sonny boy superstar you probably know best from the high school comedy franchise me shakespeare but guess what the new film is based on a moving real life story. the actor at least embarked place here is familiar a part trap and daredevil in his latest film he also shows us other sides it's awfully dark plays lenny the somewhat spoiled son of a wealthy heart specialist. david from. the board. meeting for the least. little bit and that also is new if it is rescued after that says i'm going to lenny only agrees to look after terminally ill david after his father threatens to stop supporting him small business malice of some of the his image any idea that he. might choke from yourself you can spread out. on the field. david has a bucket list. this crazy heart is based on a true story the movie has a very authentic feel and it's already a big box office hit it's a feel good movie with depth. thanks to lenny david is able to escape the doctors and examinations that dominate his final days. and l

sonny michelle will save the championship game!rigid temperatures. straight across the country. >> i feel like i'm being stabbed in my feet. it's the worst pain i've ever felt in my feet. >> the temperature, do you feel it? it's 10 degrees. >> people around the world rang in 2018 with fireworks, balloons, confetti and plenty of noise. >> three, two, one, happy new year! >> i like that. how key west rings in the new year. >> they do did in an iconic fashion. >> do you know what day it is? it's national cream puff day and national personal trainer awareness day. >> oh, we're aware of personal trainers. >> we're aware of the cream puffs too. >> we prefer the cream puffs. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. orming insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, deep freeze. millions of americans are waking up to record-shattering cold with temperatures in the 30s as far south as tampa and the brutal shot of arctic air is just getting started with lower temperatures expected. >>

san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday, muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a

something like this happen that's a good question and thank you very much from paul will why weren't sonny and relax that's compared to two hours ago nearly two hours ago when the initial text alert went out and just to show you have the text alerts here on my phone it says full list stick missile threats inbound the hawaii seek immediate shelter this is not a drill so you can imagine hundreds of thousands of people here on the island of a wall who actually this went out state wide but you're on a wall to the epicenter of our island home a lot of people kind of went into panic mode it was like what do we do are we ready for this and suddenly everybody was crossing the street to neighbors and asking is this for real there were all kinds of sporting events that were going on that were suddenly just counseled as everybody's phone emitted a hot loud emitting sound and then of course got this text message we got the a word at hawaii news now that it was during a reported change of shift that somebody accidently hit the button we are investigating that as we speak and we have had it we actually

today marks 20 years since the tragic death of sonny bono.ed missing during a lake tahoe ski trip with his family. authorities later discovered he had had a fatal collision with a free. bono started out as a songwriter rising to fame as half of sonny and cher. >> melissa: new information on the undocumented person acquitted in the kate steinle matter. a judge will be handing down a sentence for having a firearm: isn't the defense asking for a new trial on that charge? >> the defense is asking for a new trial and it is a complete waste of time and taxpayer money. for this reason. it's a horrible reason. this defendant walks today even if he gets the maximum sentence, melissa. the maximum sentence for the crime for which he was convicted is only three years. this despite the fact that he has here illegally, he was out on release for another crime for a hot minute before he stole a gun from a federal officer and caused it to discharge killing an innocent person and all he can get is three years. he walks no matter what today. a new trial is a wa

. >>> sonny pictures highest grossing film of all time, that does not include spiderman. >> the actiond $370 million in the u.s., putting it above men in black, t"the da vinci code." and jumanji three-quarters of a million since it opened. crime politicaler den of thieves debuted in third. >> and the post and greatest showman rounded out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you at 9:00 on >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're indulging our sweet tooth with froyo. >> i love to get fruit-flavored yogurt, and i love to put boba on it. >> then, stain-resistant technology that will give you peace of mind. >> you don't have to worry, either. can you find it now? >> again, i don't feel it. >> then, we're getting a taste of authentic chicago pizza. >> mmm! >> oh. do you like it? >> the cheese, the flavor -- that is good. >> and the perfect cheese platter for your next party. that tastes so good. >> yeah, isn't i

agricultural secretary sonny perdue introduces the president. sec. perdue: ladies and gentlemen, you are in for a real treat this afternoon. thank you for showing up. the last sitting president to speak to the american farm bureau federation was president george h.w. bush 25 years ago. so it is an indication of what this president thinks about your organization and u.s. people and what you do for the united states economy. just think about it -- a year ago -- you remember what it was like a year ago? washington was accustomed to writing regulations that strangled growth and freedom.

do we want to -- sonny perdue. this is two minutes before the president speaks. there is something called a program where they invited workers to come in on a temporary basis. worked fine for 30 years in america until the unions killed it. might there be something like that as a solution we hear from the president? >> well, david i couldn't agree with you more with you. something like the brosaros program, allowed people to come in legally, work for a while and when the work was done go back to mexico and central america would be ideal thing to do. i would be very startled if president trump suggested anything like that. that would be an amazing event because running against immigration was kind of the basis of his campaign. so i'm not expecting that. i will be curious to pick up on liz's point, what the president will say about trade. he is lobbied heavily by trade of midwestern senators joni ernst of iowa, deb fischer of nebraska and pat from kansas as well. >> roberts. >> they all want him not to end nafta. they are want to. that is a huge market for them. mel

. >> i believe stupid pet ricks with bow and sonny. >> george kloopy, howard stern, be stream sag he today. >> i'll watch i'll give him one episode. that's all you get. >> clearly we have to change the file footage. he has that creepy beard now. >> i like the beard i don't think it's creepy. >> strong. >> strong. >> gop wans to you help wish the president's least favorite sop a happy birthday. party put a call on switer page asking trump reporters to sign aaron trum's berm day card and have to leaf name and email and donation to president trump's campaign once you writ the message. by the way both parties done this and every time there's -- during obama era michelle obama would say wish my husband a happy birthday and you would get fundraising emails non stop. >> it's a scam. >> it's a scam. >> i bet he cares. >> you think so sgri think he cares. >> crying like steve bannon >> president trump called "washington post" fake news or amazon "washington post" and movie based on the pass is could be requested white ho house. >> there's no way he'll watch this. >> no. >> they've been critic

agriculture secretary sonny perdue is traveling with the president and spoke to msnbc contributor andhugh hewitt on his radio show this morning. one of the main focuses? the president's self-description of being a very stable genius. >> he tweeted yesterday that he's a genius and he's like really smart. do you agree with those assessments? >> i think politically if you defeat 16 opponents, some with well-entrenched in the republican establishment, when you defeat the clinton dynasty, i think some would characterize that as a political genius. >> joining me now, msnbc's hugh hewitt. such a good, interesting interview. secretary perdue insisted that the accounts in the book don't reflect what he knows about the president. so what's going on here? >> happy new year, chris. it was fascinating. secretary perdue is not only at the farm bureau with the president today but going down to the national football college championships. he was a walk-on several years ago. he's a walk-on star of the dogs. but i know a couple of cabinet members pretty well. reince priebus. i've interviewed many of th

. >> it looks like the president -- it looks like the president is channelling his inner sonny corleonepset that his attorney general is not the kind of war time consigliere that he thinks barack obama and jack kennedy had and he needs a sicilian like roy cohn, one of the most reviled human beings of his generation, to be his consigliere here, his attorney general. and a complete misreading of what the function of the attorney general of the united states -- >> just for those who aren't as familiar with "the godfather," sonny was the worst of the sons in terms of his judgement. he was the hothead. didn't end well. >> and the accidental leader of the family when the don was laid up with gun shot wounds. >> right. >> let me add one thing about this whole question of leaks and the idea that, again, this sideshow is so upper most in the minds of some members of the u.s. senate. i'm not going to name names here, but i would venture to say that most members of the u.s. senate routinely, quote, leak information to reporters almost on a daily basis that often it involves national security infor

he said i think lbj is sonny liston. sonny liston was the most fearsome heavyweight champion of all time until he simply sat on the stool at the end of around and refused to go back into the ring against caches clay who after winning the championship changed his name to mohammed ali who he said he's going to quit and jack neufeld was completely right.anybody else? >> is there any lines between the corker decision and lbj decision ? >> not really. the question was can you draw any comparison between senator jeff flake and senator bob corker's decisions not to run for the senate for reelection this year. having worked in the senate there is one decision that i always understand and that the decision not to run for reelection. if the decision to run for reelection you've got to explain to me . if you're a junior senator like jeff flake. once you've got a chairmanship, you've got a reason to go to work but before you have that, i could spend most of my time describing the powerlessness of the job. once you throw in all this

side of campus and that's all drama sonny it comes around is going to come soon it will. be settled and we just about as we don't know much of the local bodies and who do the sewers on enormously awful lot of incoming it's a lot of these two men mostly and the one with them. probably not given the time of that if stuff italian one hundred quid and bank security one of the scams you could have to not going to work so why would i as killing forty ownby others have a real passion i am just wanting it. they . asked. him to go. but just because he. felt bad enough. when i thought the fed. might. want to hold on just such or such that i don't know about what he did. if you. ask. people you think it's fine if you have been shut up. shut down by him the whole thing if nothing else if it should offer you the famous official on the scene show you cool. if you know. my people are still with. yellowstone. and. i proud beasts from germany you see it in your mind yeah and. i can't ask you for forgiveness of like my people. because mccain should use. them but it's a sign. of a flat. and

. >> my sonnies a fire fighter and i truly a bless to go put their life on the protect us,lessing an to be>> when we sign up to be fire fighters we know that it is high fire fighters don't to this for accolade they do this to save lives and property. >> as you can see at this hour the lines are continuing to form outside of cathedral brazil contact of the saints peter and paul tonight this public viewing will be held until 9:00 tonight. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. there will be another public viewing followed by funeral mass at 11:00. >>> that is very latest, reporting live, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> around 1:30 tomorrow afternoon funeral procession from center spring road a closures include vine street from logan circle to the interstate 676 entrance at broad ande bound i676 at the schuylkill expressway, and southbound, interstate i-95 at i676 and northbound blue route from i-95 to exit five. >>> you can watch lieutenant latourneau's funeral on our web site at cbs philly.com, we will stream servi beginning at 10:30 tomorrow morning. >>> students at the univers

his grandfathers were marines and his sonnies serving so he is driving a message, on the job. >> it isard to miss this eye catching 69 camaro and its military theme artwork. >> its all four branches of the service. >> the car belongs to carmen, who was on philadelphia road a lot as a home physical therapist. every where he goes his carries a bill game. >> i just hope usually that it is there when i come out. >> carmen started decorating the camaro six years ago after visiting his sister who was an army nurse. the. >> car got a lot of attention. i figured i wanted to use that for a good cause. >> over the years he has wrapped the car were four different designs taking it to events for veterans and visiting military hospitals. the back is with his web site warrior cameo.org a lot of incredible people, both civilians and military. >> he does not collect money himself he tells fans to donate to his favorite veterans charities, wounded warriors project, disabled american veterans and fisher house. >> it doesn't have to donate to the charity if you know a veteran help them with the bill or s

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visitors who struck first similar to rhoda finishing off the assist in the twenty seventh minute the new sonny latched on to yellow psychos neat flick to beat did his dick my. after the break hamburg struggled in failed to find their four. in the sixty seventh minute toronto was back for more. than. the first brace for the journeymen two goals in a needed win for cologne. five stephane rootin bank was all smiles the defeat subsequently ended mark is gives those ten years after two years in four months at the club. well fribourg have been showing a bit of muscle lately giving themselves some distance from the relegation zone and on home turf they've proven hard to beat and on saturday are be a wife's sake came up short as they travelled to germany's black forest. christian striken freiburg went into the clash with a lot sikh on the back of the six match unbeaten run another victory would put relegation concerns on the back burner but the visitors had the ball in the net first. premiss celebrations however were cut short. joined kevin oga stunned was ruled marginally offside in the build up. fri

the one republican not in attendance tonight agriculture secretary sonny purdue was this year's so called designated survivor. that's the official in washington who skips the speech in case catastrophe strikes. >>> also tonight we're getting our first look at the intruders behind a vicious attack at a south bay zoo. >> several miniature horses and a donkey were killed. san jose animal services says three dogs were behind the attack. this one was found in the pen where the animals were mauled to death at the zoo in san jose. a second dog was found in the area three days later. a third dog is still on the loose. the zoo's four miniature horses have lived there happily for decades before the attack two weeks ago. >> it's been a tremendous loss to the entire staff. particularly the zoo staff who worked most closely with those animals and to our community as well. >> the dogs will likely have to be put down. so far no owner has come forward to claim them. >> tonight a san francisco teacher is under arrest accused of holding a student over the edge of a balcony. the teacher at marshall elementa

use crude language to do so and in the room were hard line senators tom cotton of arkansas or and sonny perdue of georgia who have a competing immigration bill and they had.

sonny perdue thinks that president trump's views on nafta have a vault.at a new deal is not reached. president knows the knows that the u.s. can benefit from the north american free trade agreement, particularly in farming. purdue believes sect can i will come around to making changes to the fact, and officials there are learning not to underestimate the president. nafta talks will resume this month. haiti has been removed from the list of countries eligible to participate into temporary visa programs. command security announced a move is that a week after president trump barley used a vulgarity towards the nation, and sever plural -- and several african nations. shown high levels of fraud and abuse, and a tendency stay.rstay their migrants of different

use crude language to do so and in the room were hard line senators tom cotton of arkansas or and sonny perdue of georgia who have a competing immigration bill and they had gotten to the president and now he is basically rejected the bipartisan bill and lawmakers really don't know where to go from here you know you've been around washington a long time do you think is that he has any strategy to do is do you think he should rude or he just doesn't know or what. i think he does whatever feels good at the moment he thrives in the adulation of the crowd even if it's a crowd of one who's before him and so he's not an idealogue and i actually thought that was a positive thing when he was first elected i thought he could you know get through all the the tribal partisanship in washington but so far every time he veres towards the center the hardliners in the republican party pull him back and we end up exactly where we were before so. i can't i can't predict where it's going to go on immigration reform i fear the hardliners will win once again for all the years i knew him and there were over t

. >> that means slick conditions on the road, meteorologist matt peter sonnies in the mobile weathertt, how are thingscounty. looking there. >> jim and rahel, things are starting to deteriorate on the roads. those conditions are. further are north and west we will get, from philadelphia so when we were on 76 westbound heading outside, out of town we started to see that rain change over, to the snow but road for the most part at that point were still just wet more than anything else. we got further out toward king of prussia area we got out closer to 202 we started to see a small, small amount of this snow, accumulate on the side of the road and as we take a look at the dash cam here in the mobile weather watcher as we head even further north away from the city on 422 west we are start to go see snow accumulate really on the shoulders of the road and even in some of the lanesheoad, as well, so even though these road probably were treated at some point through the overnight hours and here in the early morning as well, we are getting accumulations very minimal accumulations on the road

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sonny that bites us were directed against ron and some of his austerity measures introduced the budget just three weeks ago which was very focused because it. raised fuel prices and we've already seen. some of those measures show that they're responding. at the same time and this is just the conservative pundits correct pushing some of these very initial protests and this is a quote this may be an opportunity for us to say that we need to close right if you criticize them too. you see what happens erick randall for us in tehran bring us up to date thanks very much for that. well the protests in iran not only being fueled by human rights concerns also as we've been talking about it's the economy this feeling these protests economic grievances brian that's right as international sanctions on iran are lifted many people there holp their economic situation would improve that trade would flourish foreign investment flow in and create jobs and that's consequently living standards would improve not in twenty fifteen foreign companies invested some two billion dollars in iran once sanctions we

used crude language to do so and in the room were hardline senators tom cotton of arkansas law and sonny perdue of georgia who have a competing immigration bill and they had gotten to the president and now he is a basically rejected the bipartisan bill and lawmakers really don't know where to go from here you know you've been around washington a long time. do you think is does he has any strategy to it is do you think he shrewd or he just doesn't know or what. i think he does whatever feels good at the moment he thrives in the adulation of the crowd even if it's a crowd of one who's before him and so he's not an idealogue and i actually thought that was a positive thing when he was first elected i thought he could you know get through all the the tribal partisanship in washington but so far every time he veres towards the center the hardliners in the republican party pull him back and we end up exactly where we were before so. i can't i can't predict where it's going to go on immigration reform i fear the hardliners will win once again for all the years i knew him and there were over thi

president abdel fattah el-sisi is running for a second term in the march elections and former army chief sonny on has added his name to the list calling for state institutions to the neutral towards four candidates pope francis is met president pedro public as he wraps up his south america tool earlier he called for the protection of indigenous people visiting the heart of problems amazon forest the pope condemned the exploitation of timber gas and gold in the area turkey's mobilizing thousands of free syrian army rebels on its border with syria as part of a military operation threatened against syrian kurdish fighters known as the y.p. ji who are based in the town of the three in the army says a ground assault could happen soon. the lebanese army has found the bodies of nine syrian refugees they froze to death in a snowstorm trying to cross the border into lebanon soldiers are looking for others caught in the visit at arrested two syrians on smuggling charges and u.s. vice president mike pence is on his way to the middle east for a three day trip to discuss moving the american embassy in isra

agricultural secretary sonny perdue introduces the president. sec. perdue: ladies and gentlemen, you are in for a real treat this afternoon. thank you for showing up. the last sitting president to speak to the american farm bureau federation was president george h.w. bush 25 years ago. so it is an indication of what this president thinks about your organization and u.s. people and what you do for the united states economy. just think about it -- a year ago -- you remember what it was like a year ago? washington was accustomed to writing regulations that strangled growth and freedom. one year ago, washington was accustomed to political correctness that smothered the truth. one year ago, washington was accustomed to moving at a bureaucratic pace that was all talk and no action. one year ago, washington was accustomed to apologizing for america being a great nation. let me tell you, our president, president donald j. trump, is moving at lightning speed and accomplished more in his first year than most presidents do throughout their term. [cheers and app

the top aide to the bar the egyptian presidential candidate sonny and none has reportedly been stabbed and badly beaten in the capital cairo guinean now was the running mate for a nun and the man was arrested on tuesday for incitement against the military now this happened shortly after he announced that he was standing in marches the election egypt's interior ministry says give me now was injured in a dispute related to a car accident. one of the world's richest men the billionaire saudi prince been has been released from detention and says he'll be cleared of corruption charges within days that he's been held in the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh since november along with about two hundred others and it's all part of what the government is calling an anti corruption campaign ordered by the crown prince mohammed the bin some men have a hoax that reports. just hours before billionaire saudi prince and waleed bin talib was released from the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh he conducted an interview with the reuters news agency from the suite where he'd been confined been tile is one of saudi

my parents taught me that this little man man on the language evolved good to them so long ago the sonny believed that the lights and then ate from the souls of the dead man this was some people who had died in violent tragic way in the old sunset song fancy someone or the green. his ancestors perceived the lights in the sky as threatening but he prefers not to tell his guests about that those who come to see the northern lights in northern sweden often arrive here in kiruna one of the biggest and most important towns in the region and while it's possible to see the northern lights in karuna to the people around here tend to be more interested he wants below ground and wants up in the sky kiruna is situated above one of the world's largest magnetite appetite deposits mining has been going on here for more than one hundred years and that's going to continue to ensure it can the entire town will be relocated in the coming years. they had wanted to wait for the snow to be gone but the wind in karuna is long this year the first houses are being demolished in the distinctive blue speed run wh

tonight, that is either culture secretary sonny perdue. statuary hall is right outside the house chamber. it is the old house of representatives. that is where the media gathers. setting up for the media and that rim, do get a lot of requests from media organizations to have cameras in their? -- there? bill: oh my goodness, yes. host: how you handle them all? the pressork with secretaries of various members, and decide who gets where. they have added space now in the capital visitors center. there's a whole room of cameras. that for the overflow goes. host: we will be in there after the speech tonight interviewing members of congress. before we get too far from what greta was talking about, misprint on the official ticket, what do you think the current sergeant at arms is thinking about that right now? it happened, he was probably the same way i would be, very upset and trying to find out what happened. i do know that they instantly found out about it. it was only a small number. they got the printer, reprinted those in a hurry and it just

you, sonny. lieutenant governor: i question, sonny.rst question, all this russia investigation and accusations, this is simply the swamp fighting back. to president was elected drain the swamp and the swamp is full of snakes and alligators, and will ighting back do everything they can to discredit our president. we rarely read about the things our president does. the tax cuts, for example, the judges of conservative e's a appointed, for example, nd your other question about the mainstream media and i will tell you that i was pleased that the president was actually able to define the narrative on the the schumer wn, shutdown of republicans for once narrative and the to dictate and as we saw, the hutdown lasted just a couple days. then talk about this notion we're supposed to protest police officers. sonny, there are a very small amount of bad apple necessary enforcement, everybody recognizes that. for a large part, we have of law of thousands enforcement members putting line to es on the protect our freedoms. because of what law enforce

egypt's president sisi has officially launched his bid for reelection earlier a prominent challenger sonny and i counseled his campaign after being arrested the elections committee says the former army chief of staff was removed from the ballot because it's illegal for military commanders to run for political office. five people accused of torturing sudanese refugees have been arrested in libya the army freed the men who were being held captive and tortured by human trafficking gangs they're now in hospital and expected to be deported to sudan. brazil's president michel tamer is urging investors to return to his country saying brazil is back in business brazil had been suffering from its worst recession all record the economy shrank by nearly eight percent over the past two years tamir is among of the seventy heads of state gathered at the swiss resort of davos as the world economic forum enters its second day we must phase which is yeah it's brazil has come out of the crisis in a stronger position and is back on track for development and now at this point in time as the world's largest ec