. >> jean-n-claude juncker i is ug solidify its position as soon as possible. the pro-eu leader hit by two thehs of protests speaks at first town hall meeting to try to turn around mass public anger against him. in this context, they will have to, without any transition .eriod are we going to p put british policy before the interest of europeans? leastst 14 people were killed in a terror attack k at a complex i in nairobi. hundreds of guests were evacuated. at least two groups of people work trapped inside through the night. hotel of terror, these are two of the headlines. it describes the horror of the killings in the nation's capital. askingsidents have been how this could have happened again. >> security is up. thehese people get into our country?y? >> security should have been beefed up. the government should have been more vigilant. >> security forces have cordoned p place where the attacksks occurred. isthe security operationon over and all of thee terrorists eleliminated.. over 700 civilians were evacuated toto safety from the compound since the start of

. >> we know it, thank you, ug. >>> jus in to our news room. the weather has caused floodin at wheaton public high school. a frozen sprinkler head burst just before 7:30 this morning. you can see the water sooeping down the walls. we're told the water is black but n it's sewage. it's the sedimt in the sprinkler. the school brought in teams to inspect tir quality and reported no problems other than a mess. >> looking at it makes me sick.c bell will have your forecast tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. you can always find the forecast for your neighborhood in our nbc washington app. >>> this evening we are working to learn moreac about an a that occurred in a bathroom at a school. police say a 15-year-old boy w stabbed this morning at el haynes public charter in northwest d.c. pat collins joins, where he's been p talking tople at the school. pat? >> reporter: wendy, when you're a parentle and there's trot your kid's school, police trouble, goose bumps. a stabbing at el haynes charter school. some parents moster cod. >> you think the school is safe? >

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. >> i hugged her and whispered in her ear, you're going to get out ug >> when you whispered that in her ear, what did she say? >> she did a little dance. >> i think she is going to be able to help hundreds if not thousands of young people. >> i think this also gives a tremendous amount of hope to people who are still in prison. >> reporter: on social media, thanks from a-listers who called for brown's freedom. outpouring of gratitude from a young woman soon to be set free. ron allen, nbc news, nashville. >> i'll sit down with one of the first prisoners released under the new criminal justice reform law tomorrow on "nightly news." >>> big storms causing trouble from coast to coast triggering dangerous mudslides in california and a big snowmaker is rolling into the east. al roker joins us. what are you looking at here tonight? >> reporter: right now we start out west. you can see another line of storms out there, just lined up, parading into the northwest. the late-week storm all the way back out into the pacific, that's going to bring in heavy rain, mountain snows, coastal rain and s

the political questions,ug t, are unlikely to go away. john sudworth, bbc news, beijing.re watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, from phones to cars tot thermo smart devices have enhanced our connectivity, but ns what cost? an author explai how to retain humanity in our digital future. the surge has ended for premier league footballer emiliano sala and his pilot after their plane vanished over the english channel monday evening. they are on their way from france to cardiff. reporter: the family has questions about whto happened, buy, emiliano sala's sister wanted to focus on efforts to find her brother and the pilot. >> emiliano, my brother, he is a fighter.re rter: emiliano sala signedar withff over the weekend but he has been missing since monday night along with davido ibbotson, s piloting the light aircraft which disappeared over the islands. an extensive search operation has been carried out, bua this afternoocision to call off the rescue effort was taken. >> that decision has been difficult, as you can imagine, not least because ther

everybody has done in to their ug in their-- d own trench. guest: the caller is right that a lot of lawmakers are saying it is not about physical barriers. there are some parts of the border where there are physical barriers. a lot of republicans and democrats who represent districts along the border and have firsthand knowledge of the issues are saying that you need a mixture of different approaches, like having more drones or border patrol agents or other strategies like that versus just a simple barrier. this is something that some of president trump's core supporters have worried about that yes, they want the wall, but there is concern that a physical area of may army not be a practical solution and would encourage the president to cut a deal with democrats that includes allowing more undocumented immigrants coming into the country. host: with house democrats taking power in new committee chairman ships, what are the ones to watch as far as the committees and the people running them? for sure the oversight committee, where we will see the

ug fell through.was stuck inside for about an hour before a vet arrived with a sedative, and sleepy rodeo was carefully hoisted out with a forklift. he's safe, and now back where he belongs tonight. well, an arizona man is attending a bachelor party in eermont this weekend, a party he oas accidentally invited to. will novak received an email that was meant for a different will novak. he jokingly responded that he didn't know the groom, angelo, but he said, "count me in." angelo's friends invited the nranger, will novak, who raised $4,000 online, and plans to present most of it as a surprise gift to angelo and his bride. >> silliness and fun, and we're all going to have fun until i break my leg on the ski slope, because i don't know how to ski. it's going to be great. >> ninan: it's going to be great. we hope he has a great time this weekend with 20 guys he's never actually met. coming up next, the mission was top secret, the result-- unforgettable. unforgettable. things happen. and sometimes you can f

uge winds were powerful e to topple over a large truck and knock trees to the ground. homes in the area suffered minor damage. as of 10:00 p.m. last night, nearly 800 households across broward and miami-dade counties were without power. >>> severe weather wreaked havoc in south florida causing flight delays a the ft. lauderdale international airport. as of this morning no injuries ngve been reported. florida is expec cooler than average temperaturesed the as the midwest and northeast bracel for record temperatures. let's go now to nbc meteorologist bill karins tracking it all for usmo gooding. >> germany. in many cases, this will be thee coldest since 990s a long time ago. we're seeing an expansion of our watches and war ngs in the area. now kansas city is included. 18 million people at risk of windchills. an could go as low as 55 in a few spots there in the midwest. and again, t is kind of the warm-up act. then we're going to really to ge by the time we get wednesday. this morning negative 25 in fargo. in the negative chicago to detroit. it's really not all that bad.

ug filth, a lots crime. issues leading to more b.a.r.t.is team officials are addressing a low rating. >> it's not a report card i'd like to take to my parents. we've got the message and we need to focus on things. >> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. b.a.r.t.'s approval rating is now at a record low. it dropped to 56% last year. it was 69% in 2016. >> we want to know what concerns you the most on b.a.r.t. go to abc7news.com/vote. >> abc's melanie woodrow has been talking with riders. she asked b.a.r.t. what they're doing about all of this. melanie. >> reporter: dan and ama, the results are not very good, but b.a.r.t. officials say they are hopeful even if riders are not. their message today, that b.a.r.t. is beginning to turn a corner. b.a.r.t. approval rating is lower. >> it's the kind of report card i wouldn't rush to go home and show my parents. >> our focus on quality of life-issues is the right focus, and we need to do more. >> reporter: riders agree. alex veatch takes b.a.r.t. daily. >> y

northern virginia bureau reporter david culliver shows ug how coard spouses are making their plea. >>reporter: on a mission through the halls of congress, these spouses and parents of coast guard members knocking on doors. >> good morning. >> reporter: meeting with any lawmaker wr their staff whol hear them out. > we know what it's like through to be the thick and thin and made the sacrifices. we never thought we would have to make the sacrifice without a paycheck. >> susan is here to help support younger cost guard members like this gentleman. >> he's 19-year-old kid. he went from high school to boot camp. >> my husband is active duty. and i actually work for the coast guard as a civilian, >>ye. ho is getting paid in the family. >> neither one of us. >> and even those of us that feel like oh, we're okay now, if it gs on that long, well maybe we're not. >> reporter: loved ones used to making sacrifices at home,ng tao the front lines of this shutdown showdown on capitol hill, david culliver, news 4. >>> the u.s. coast guard falls under the department of homeland security rather depa

a kentucky jail last his story gained attention after he was granted an early prison release from a ug conviction in 2016 only to have his sentence reimposed last year due to a court error. >> it's a y that i've been praying would come because even when i was released back in 2016, i still had a dark cloud hanging over my head due to the fact i knew the government had appealed the sentence, but today, that dark cloud is evaporated because thankfully, the u.s. attorney's office also agreed that enough is enough. >> matthew charles sits down for an exclusive interview airing next week on nbc night lie news. wi >>> there is g controversy over id.a.t. test scores in flora where a high scho senior is taking a stand after she retook the test and improved the score but a little too much for suspicious test officials. we spoke with her today and rehema ellis has that story. >> no, i do not cheat. >> reporter: florida gh hi school senior camilla is happy and her attorney insists she did nothinwrong. >> they don't accept the fact she could have worked hard and stied hard. >> reporter: when she t

join ug iing us a fred flights. good to have you with us.o with us, gordon chang, author of the book, "nuclear showdown." thank you for being with us. let me start first with you, if i may, gordon. and this is, thisse this admirag apparently to provoke the united states, threatening two aircraft carriers, killing our sailors. if we're not provoked, xi certainly should be. it's time to get that kind of rhetoric out of the public arena of china. it's outrageous. >> it is outrageous. this is the second time in december that you had a chinese officer talk about surprise attacks on the u.s. navy. and the chinese are not just talking about this. we learned in may the defense department announced that they had lasers two american pilots, temporarily blinding them. and this is a worldwide problem and it needs the attention of the president of the united states telling the chinese to back off. he should say the response shouldn't be proportional. it should be overwhelming if they ever touch an american. lou: i couldn't agree with you more. what do yo

education.e e yohad e ug >>> we're not thenly ones dealing with this cold today. >> much of the easts in the deep freeze and some got cig cant ice and snow. >> a nas nasty winter storm ovee weekend. this morning, millions are dealing with the froze b b fallout. the storm packing a powerful punch freezing new york's hudson river. strong waves pounding the eastern sea board. parts ofst c massachusetts under water. now officials concerned about the dangerous temperature drop overnight. >> the windchill when you're talking about minus 5, minus 10, mihas 15 degree windchill, tt serious. >> plow operators racing against time to clear the roads before the deep freeze. >> the goal is to get all this cleared before it freezes over tomorrow. right? >> absolutely. do notro want it to ben, that's for sure. >> travel, treacherous across multiple stices. slk conditions to blame for hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries. in missouri, the state highway patrol reported two fatalities from weather related crashes. and in connecticut, a utility worker kill ed repairing a air travel has also been a

run we checked out the zoo and museums just a few days ago.re there uge lines out the door. lots of people trying to squeeze in a visit before it was too late. many people told us they flew into d.c. just to see the museums and that they would have been very frustrated if they spent all of thatoney only to have everything be closed. as for the smithsonian ee empl some will still report to work such as the zoo keepers who still haveo feed the animals and take care of them. they wonnt get paid after the shutdown ends. >> none of us get into the zoo business for theoney really, but it's something we're passionate about. we love it. we love animals, we love nature, ove the educational experiences, we love all of it.e >> rep now there are some museums that are still open such as the museum othe bible and the newseum, but you do have to pay to get into those. live at the national muum, amy cho. >>> if they go to today's meeting, icould not bes smooth as anyone hopes. it may be heated. president trump haseen blami democrats for the shutdown. in his latest tweet the president writes

ug was mentioning. many near or around freezing. sun will be out, plentyf sunshine is in the forecast tomorrow. at the bus stop tomorrow, it's going to be a good idea for a delay. that's why we are seeing so many school districts coming in, icy spots are highly likely that slush turning over to e. so black ice and just plain ice from the slush that is frozen over tonight. on wednesday, another refreeze could leado a few delays out there. thursday morning, we're back to siness as usual. here's the catch, thursday, mainly once the kids are home from school. there is a chance for rain and snow showers to move into the area, depending on the exact t timing ack of this storm system. we could see maybe rain and snow showers out there on frida morning. this could lead to some delays. here's what you expec right now the chance for rain and snow later tithursday, we're honing in on the exact timing, pd theential accumulation we could see, again, doug, we're not rolling out delays on frid. then the weekend, another storm system looks to impac

. >> and when you see these ugs being thrown into the back of a paddy gon, you just see 'em thrown in i said please don't be too nice. >> depending on status, they cal be subject to immediate removal from the country. >> we will find you, we will arrest you, we will jail you, and we will deport you. >> h.s.i., for them, this is not the end but the beginning of the crackdown on ms-13. >> narrator: operation matador relied on a series of ice "gange s." the information in many of them came froschool resource officers. we obtained copies of several of them. in one, junior was identified as an active ms-13 gang member. (junior speaking spanish): (woman speaking spanish): >> narrator: four days after junior's gang me was drafted, several black vehies followed him on his way to church. >> i got a phone call fromge gend he said that they took junior. they said, "we're taking the boy. we're government." >> narrator: in another memo,se jesus was accud of associating with ms-13 members and being part of the gang himself. >> lopez was observed having ms-13 written on his arm byig huntingtonschool

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. >>> government employees who ug have been furd are experiencing a little bit of relief that the money is coming now. >> mark segraves is outside the world centr kitchen where chef jose andres was providing meals to the furloughed workers. he was there when the long line of workers got the news. >> reporter: there's still dozens of employees and their families inside here, taking advantage of the free meals nthey've beenuncing today. but as you said, when the announcement came dozens and dozens of those ploy eyes were standing in line, listening on thei phones and that news came as welcome relief to all of them. >> okay. everybody gettg id. >> just very excited. >> that we get a check. i'm ex ited. excited to go back to work, miss my coworkers, my job, and, you know, really hopeful. line forer: waiting in the food giveaway, furloughed federal workers listened to the president's announcements on their phone. >> many of you have suffered -- >> that's a we care about. that's all we care about at this point. everything else can be negotiated. nted.s all we >> reporter: they've given out be

ug >> alt it seems cool and you had the fire yesterday, f ose ashes retain their heat and a little bit owind is enough to get the embers going. >> reporter: how do you protect yourself? >> fireplaceshes should be in a galvanized metal htcan, t lid, away from anything that may burn. away from the house. >> reporter: whether it's storing ashes or using a space b heater, tt advise we can give you is check these things before youo towork, to bed, make sure that space heater is off, plugg into a wall and make sure the ashes are stored as far away from the home as possible. >> corey, great advice. we'll check back at 6:00. >>> wendy? >> a group providing a little relief from the cold.no it's a nprofit called corner stones, distributing free wter coats, hats, gloves and scarves to people in need. tonight a until 7:00 the north county government center. it'll go on until march. this is good to hear. this group is so well stocked,o it not need any additional donations. >>> help for people displaced by the massive fire at the senior home in southeastast september. today they were presented with

ug's ten daydo >>> hello, everybody. weather alert mode because of the cold. we've already had numerous delays tomorrow for area schools. d.c. 19, manassas 15. gaithersburg, wind chill, 1 belowthzero. is what you can expect tonight. winds remain gusty this evening 15 to 20 miles per hour or more. feeling like 0 t 10 degrees through the morning. that means frigid at the bus llop tomorrow. coming up w have the forecast for you, we'll talk about the next storm wednesday/thursday and the weather roller coaster that is the next ten day. >>> right now at 6:30 police in alexandria are sounding the alarm after a spike nancy pelind opioid overdoses. >> four people overdosed and two of them >>died. etectives are trying to find the source of the drugs and steer overdose survivors into treatment. >> reporter: an alarming pattern in axandria over t holiday weekend. four suspected opioid overdoses in just 72 hours. two women died. one call came in from this aldi grocery store when a customer was found unconscious in the bathroom. >> 30-year-ovy breathing h in the customers

ug and amelia's forecast and snow totals have gone up in the last 24 hours. gi> the road crews in d.c., maryland, and va are telling us they're ready for the snow. so are the drivers and shoppers. >> chris gordon is live with that side o our story. >> reporter: we should be ready because you know what, we have had plenty of warning. salt is loaded onto maryland state highway trucks. they will be parked along state roads by tomorrow afternoon. thousands of gallons of anti-ice salt brine are being spread over the beltway and state roa to melt the first snow as it falls. >> pretreating, it basically puts af layer salt down and helps the bottom layer from freezing so when we come back with the plow trucks it a it not ice. >> r sorter: d.c. spreadt over ice. in virginia they've been preparing for two days. >> the interstates are a huge task for us. it's important to get tho undercontrol first. >> reporter: at the calverton ation, motorists are gassing up before the storm. >> i think it'll be a 2 to 3 incher, a shell of what's to come for a 15 to 18he i in february

we're come ug up on the longest shutdown in the history of this country.eason coming up. all over that next week. thank you for having us in your homes. thank you for watching. "lou dobbs" is next right here on the fox business network. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. another week passing without congressional democrats meeting the president's demands to build that border wall. congress today left town, no indication they're serious in any way about ending what has turned out to be a stalemate at this point. the president remains hard at work in the white house, at the border, wherever he is required. meeting today with leaders of communities devastated by the crisis at the border, despite the congressional on city on on. >> one of the problems that we

you're calling your latest focus group you said it was one of the ug ugliest scenes you've witnessedur career. tell me what we're looking at here tonight. let's play some of your focus group from hbo's vice news tonight. participants are cree acting to the border wall fight and the government shut down, let's watch >>> nancy pelosi said, no, i'm going to call your shot. okay? the issue is, is nancy pelosi committing an act of treason by acting against the security of the united states? i say yes. and everybody wants to jump the fence, jump the fence and says oh i am calling for a soil lump. why don't you apply to your condition sol lat and do it the legal way. jumping fences my friend is not a proper way to enter any country >>> we're talking about logistics of border security and not whether or not it is inherently nationalism and inherently racist. how is that racist? why is working on helping the people that are in america, because we still have whether it's the vets or homeless, let's help them first. >> we help everybody >>> no we don't. what he's saying, this economy can't surv

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in ciudad juarez, a personal dispute between el chapo and another ug trafficker escalated that made juareza while the murder capitol of the western hemisphere. >> keegan hamilton, vice news,po "cingpin on trial," thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: the internal controversies of the women's march.wa amer and tamara keith break down the latest politics news. and on martin luther king day, revisiting dr. king's poor people's campaign. the number of states where recreational pot is now legal is owing, now up to 10 states and the district of columbia. many users are consuming rijuana edibles instead smoking the leaf, but the research on the effects of edibles is scarce. from rocky mountain pbs in denver, lori jane gliha examines the potential link between marijuana edibles and psychosis. >> a man accused of murdering his wife while she was on the phone with 9. >> reporter: in april 2014, richard kirk did the the father of three opened his tmily safe, retrieved his gun, and shot his wife head. >> who else is interested in the t

a a new study from penn state found children who were never ug a bedtime routine by 9 years old had a higher body mass index by the time they turned 15.pe exrts say it's not even the slp that's most important here. it's the consistent bedtime that helps. for more tips on improving and your family's health, check out the nbc 4 telemundo 44 health and fitness expo. it's only nine days away now. it's all free. we hope to see you there. usually there are cooking demonstrations. >> free health screenings. fun for the whole family. >> and we'll be there at different poi >> all right, lauryn ricketts. it was milder than i expected for some t reason. hought it was going to be freezing cold. >> i thought it was going to be a little chilly. tomorrow morning will be a little comer. we're in the low to mid-40s right now. that's average daytime highs for january 3rd. jaary 3rd, right? >> thursday. >> thursday, remember? >> we got that. all right. so for early january, emperatures should be in low to mid-40s. we're above that to start off on thismo thursday ing. we have some areas that are a little

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the board will be introduced om during the ug session of the maryland general assembly. >>> today is projected to be a tough day for technology stockse on wall . this comes after apple warned first quarter sales would be less than previously expected. the dow jones started yesterday with a steep 400-point drop. stocks bounced around before finally ending the day up 18 points. >>> now to a story you saw first on 4. there are now 15 different proposals being optioned for the proposed expansion between the beltway and 270 in myland. news 4's scott mcfarland says officials want more of your feedback. among the options, adding new lanes to ease congestion along the highways.co scott unred thousands of ts commrom people. most of them are against wideni the highways. many of those messages came from homeowners who live near the highway. state leaders will narrow the list this spring. >>> there will soon be even more wheels on metro trains. starting next week, metro customers will be able to bring their bikes with them on the train at any tim metro is ending a long-standing restriction that

down and whispers in my ear, "i bet no other president has ever done that before." [ audience ohs ]ugst beyond bizarre. >> seth: yeah. it's weird. yeah. >> it's very weird. [ laughter ] it's very, very weir >> seth: you -- you -- i know there were senators that -- from e other side of the aisle, as a moderate that you worked with, you had success with. some of your republican colleagues, there were others n that you d have as kind of words for. you referred to the embarrassing uncles in the senate sort of on your way out, in particular mitch mcconnell. do you have anything, kind noughts for mitch mcconne or the job he's doing? >> no.h: >> skay. [ laughter and applause ] >> so -- [ cheers and applause ] here's the deal. you know, there's lots of people adin the senate that get a reputation. and i want to reassure people, you know, it's not td. they're really nice guys. you know, th may come off a little cold. not really true with him. you know, he really is kind of -- i mean, i was in the senate 12 years. and i think he said four things, sentences to me. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and that wa

the second anniversary is the wall ve anary. [ laughter ] so if you guys wanted to get me a wall --"ugr ] the second meeting between north korean leader kim jong-u and president trump will reportedly take place in vietnam at the end of february. unless, of course, it's like the last time trump was supposed to go to vietnam. [ audience oohs ] "yeah, no. no, my doctor said it's a no-go. [ laughter ] yeah, hand lumps." [ laughter ] parts of the u.s. were able to view a blood-red super moon last night. so i guess lucky for us, werewolves aren't real. oh! [ laughter ] [ applause ] ooh. members of the rock band kiss are offering tsa employees who are workinwithout pay due to the government shutdown a free meal at their rockin' brews restaurants. which is strange, considering how much the band hates tsa he agentsthey go through the airport. "i have to take off everything?" [ laughter ] a recall was issued last week for a --ecause they go in full costume when they travel. [ laughter ]of for the premishat joke -- [ laughter ] a recall was issued last week for a branof ready-to-eat chicken nugge

meanwhile stone tells reporters that he agreed they can't go to trial soon and while we're hear ug all kinds of complaints from republican about the stone raid and i'll get into that and racial disparities in the law. we know investigators were on the hunt for evidence. they say flat out they seized deere -- devices from his home and office to see what he knows. tomorrow he goes back to court for the first hearing since entering the not guilty plea. i want to get right to it with nick acerman, host of the majority report radio show and contributor and user of icloud and karen ill policy who dealt with the mueller team with george papadopoulos and you are closer than most. so i begin with you. what does it mean in plain english when mueller said i have so much evidence i need an exception to what is the federal law that you have to have a speedy trial. >> it is not terribly extraordinary in a complex white-collar case for the government to ask for an exclusion under the constitution, a criminal defendant is entitled to a speedy trial and the way that is codified in the law is 70 days. 7

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. >> yeah,uge just -- [ er ] just keeps getting younger looking, that guy. >> jimmy: he really does. you talking about? [ cheers and applause ] >> there we are, right there. i think we're -- i don't know that it's locked in but, i think we're going on after post malone so that be post post malone. >> jimmy: you would be post-post malone. >> yeah. if there was someone between us it would be post, post post-malone. you don't want to be pre-malone. >> jimmy: no, hell no. let's not get crazy man. but dude, are you excited about that? >> super excited. yeah, it's going to be insane. >> jimmy: you've got to frame this. this is awesome. >> all right, i'll frame it. here, give it. ct>> jimmy: no, not this e. the actual poster. >> i just love framing stuff. >> jimmy: it's a big deal. you really do love framing stuff. >> i'm a framer. >> jimmy: are you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is your art scene in your house? j t so may frames. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nothing in them? >> oh, yeah, they call my ple frame city >> jimmy: who is they? >> huh? >> jimmy: they call it frame city like the people outsid

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just go straight back, stage ug than alley, sit in the green room and wait until it's ur time and then, you get to, like, people-watch. and i was stding there talking to -- this is my favorite thing that happened. i was talking to sam elliot, whl is rtight with my husband, if youan imagine that much. >> seth: your husband, nick offerman, and sam elliot. >> yeah, nick offerman. >> seth: that makes perfect sense. >> that much testosterone. [ cheers and applause ] it's like ula man, you know. >> seth: did they meet, like, chopping down trees in the woods? [ laugeser ] >>exactly. and so i was talking to sam and harrison ford wandered up to say hello to sam. i don't know him sam introduced me. and i said, "hello." and said, "you know what, yo were one of my all-time favorite guests on 'letterman.' you were so funny, because he would ask yoa question, and you would just go, 'no.'" [ laughter ] like, he didn't -- he had this weirg going with letterman. and he goes, "oh! how is dave?"s and i ke, "i don't know." and he said -- [ laughter ] w "i hope hel." and he said, "oh, i thought you were a

ug [ light er ] and i thought it was like a a song that already existed. [ laughter ] and i said, "inna surprise you. >> oh, good, good. >> jimmy: and i said, we should double kayak tomorrow for a fun instagram. i want to shave a goatee to be like you and we'll sing 'two goats in a boat.'" and you said, "wtf is 'two goats in a boat?' i mean, i'm in." [ laughter ] that's actually what happened. >> i know.[ ughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that is exactly what you just said. >> that's actually our relationship. that's our radationship. weo do holiday themed -- >> jimmy: okay. let's be -- why not? just do it. a t then we got together. we really packed ur full of stuff. >> our poor amazing wives ha filmed >> jimmy: they were the directors of the -- of that video. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and they had to sit there and be like, "are you guys kidding me? w i'm like, "cjust do one take -- one more take, honey?" >> yeah, this one we're holding hall and oates. >> jimmy: that's the thing that rhymes with "two goats in a a boat." we actually have a clip here. >> it's so dumb. >> jimmy: here's a clip of

which is very --ug [ er and applause ] you heard that -- the way he does his hair, he has o dyson handoes he really? >> jimmy: yeah, and he just goes -- [ er ] guys, listen to this.a w poll found that california smala harris is curr tic ka the 20en20 democatra eld. yeah, you can tell that bernie sanders is nervous cause he was just spotted pouring vodka in his applesauce. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you guys hear about this? after just one week, former ite house official anthony scaramucci has left "celebrity big brother." audience awws ] can we see a picture of him from the show? it's real. [ laughter ] >> steve: what?lo >> jimmys like mafia grimace. [ laughter ] [ applause ] looks like he stole a suit from the old stevharvey. [ laughter ] looks like the guy at a murder y did party who definit it. you know -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's what he looks like to me. sorry. more tv news, i heard that cbs is refusing to air an adhat calls for legalizing weed during the super bowl. o stead they're just going air one of those matthew mcconaughey ads that makes you feel like you're high. [

ug it was a great lesson t just so many profound just kind of personal lessons have come from that experience and that journey of going so deep into my own mind my own memories. it was really beautiful in the end. >> brangham: i really can't imagine being so remote. i mean literally there is probably no more remote place on this earth and more dangerous place for human. but then at the same time being able to talk to your beloved thousands of miles away. that's got to ben unbelievable sort of contrast. >> yeah. it is a strange contrast. am grateful to be able to do that, but it's nif i was sort of talking to all sorts of different people at the same time. so it wakind of like this little bubble between the two of us. jenna had to read between the lines just in my voi literally that's why we had that toll not just because i wanted to but alsor her to be like, ok, you know, ask me kind of a series of questions. >> but then again it was reading between the lines and kind of discerning what i waing and making sure that it was headed in a positive directionn >> brangham:ristmas morning you get up

you can't ug it in anywhere." this isn't real. and i was like, "okay, what do we do?"e generator -- this, like, gas-powered generator onto the boat they're like, "hang on, hathaway wants coffee!" [ laughter ] and then just this nice thing that i wanted to do for everyone be turned into the biggest diva request of all time. i'm so embarrassing. >> seth: just based on the gas alone, each cup of espresso is like $45. >> so, terrible. [ laughter ] mama earth. >> seth: you shot inauritius, yes? >> yeah. >> seth: i'm saying that right, i hope? >> mauritius, yes you >> seth: and you have -- we have children very similar ages. did you bring your sonith you? >> yes, of course. it was so far away and we were there for a long time. so >> seth: did he enjoy it? was -- i mean, i think we're like days apart. when was your -- >> march 24th. >> seth: and march 27th. so, really, they're the same. they're the same child. [ laughter ] how -- my son loves the beach and things like that. swimming. >> yeah. >> seth: is yours there, as well?do he like those things? >> oh, yes, he loves it. h

video of you and your family wching the nominations come out and being -- and this is your reaction --ugklansmam" was nominated. here's spi >> this is best picture. >> jimmy: watching the oscar y.minations with his famil take a look at this. >> yeah! yeah! yeah! yeah!pp [ cheers anduse ] >> jimmy: yes! that's what it's all about, man. what -- what does a nomination mean to you? what would the win for directing mean for you? >> well, number one, one of the best things about this is that, again, terence -- he's been doing my scores for a lo time. barry brown's been editing my film so -- >> jimmy: the editing was great to. >> so we're st moving forward and i'd like to say this, though. very early on inilm school, because my professor would mess with me, i never wanted to have people validate my work. whether it be my professors, critics, the oscars, you know, i know what i want to do. i just wanted to have the -- but then my life built up a a body of work and im going into my fourth decade. i'd say in film school -- and while you were at film school, i'm not going let anybody -- give them t

election and we will support that wholeheartedly the people there refused to be cowered by iranian backed ugs and armed groups iraqis have strengthen ties with arab neighbors peacefully resume cooperation between the kurdish region of baghdad and ever knew of their focus on fighting corruption and in yemen we will continue to work for a lasting peace and i think this is clear but it is worth reiterating the united states fully supports israel's right to defend itself against the iranian regime's aggressive adventurism we will continue ensure that israel has the military capacity to do so decisively the trump administration will also continue to press for a real and lasting peace between israel and the palestinians again we have it here to our word president from campaigned on the promise to recognize jerusalem the seat of his rose government as the nation's capital in may we moved our embassy there. these decisions honor a bipartisan congressional congressional resolution for more than two decades ago president trump acted on this commitment the united states also is working to keep our bilat

everybody has done in to their ug in their-- d own trench. guest: the caller is right that a lot of lawmakers are saying it is not about physical barriers. there are some parts of the border where there are physical barriers. >> you can find this online c-span.org. the house gaveling back in for legislative work. the house democratic caucus, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 26, resolved, that the following named members be and are hereby elected to the following standing committee of the house of representatives. one, committee on rules, ms. matsui and mr. perlmutter. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered or a vote is objected to under clause 6 of rule 20678 the h