a little clipper making its waugh through the midwest, but the one we're watching for sunday is divinghrough montana. it is going to arrive here it looks like perhaps about midday on sunday. right now we have west winds, it will be fiercely cold in single digits. clouds increase late tomorrow. by noon on sunday we are into the 40s across much of the area. snow and mix across the lehigh valley and into the poconos. suburbs, delaware and the jersey shore we are looking at rain. some could be period also of heavy rain as well before it moves out right after the game, of course. and then we start to cool down. any water standing outside could freeze, so it could be treacherous driving after the game. monday is just going to be chilly but clear day out there. here is your neighborhood weather. 17 in philadelphia, 15 in south jersey, 17 for all of you in della war. we will see mainly clear skies for tomorrow. we will see bright sunshine. it will be bitterly cold to start, 34 in philadelphia, jersey shore at 32. clouds moving in in the afternoon. your ten-day on 10. it doesn't get too, too wa

what i think the president should have accepted was that deal on border security and dreamer path waugho citizenship and then challenged a bipartisan group of us to go to the next phase and to tackle high-skilled immigration, family migration, diversity visa status, temporary protected status. there are so many other issues that we had six months to tackle. i think we could make progress. but i wish the president heard yesterday. >> as i understand it, it wasn't full funded. a promise of additional funding down the road, which most of us are skeptical about. am i hearing that wrong? >> senior coons is correct, $2.5 billion a year for the next 10 years and a mechanism to try to make sure it was funded. what was missing was all the rest of border security. a wall won't fix the problem. a wall won't solve it. yesterday, was, okay we will give you a wall but not the rest of the border security that's there. what's interesting is the issues of family migration, those have been in before. the gang of eight bill in 2013, both of those were there. they led a major study on immigration in the 19

any waugh you get it i want to be short crude. >> how are you trading crude, mike. >> i think quickly, i haven't been bullish on crude despite this rally one of the reasons of course i have been seeing u.s. production ramp the other thing that would potentially support it as the u.s. becomes the biggest producer of crude oil in the world is production cuts the product. they have essentially i think pulled back their production in a i with to stabilize crude oil price where is they could, saudi arabia and russia here there isn't a whole lot they can the to bolster crude prices in fracking and drilling. and demand is dropping uso, which you pointed to is interesting because it is a fund it has fees in it. you are going to see it actually underperform i was looking out to april the way to play this, the 12.5, 11.5 put spread. that's a $1 put spread costs 35 cents to buy that here we are paying a fifth of it normally you pay a quarter of it i think the way it plays out. >> it's dollar cheap you are risking 20 to make 40 if it's down at 44.5. you have until mid april the play this out. and

the waugh in which the only reason you have a problem is because of the other.se of that immigrant, the minority or somebody else doing something to you. the president has spent the entire time he's been in office trying to divide the country instead of trying to unite the country. i am more excited about the chances for america in the 21st century than i have been in my whole year. we have all the advanced researof universities where all the research comes out, venue khr c venture capitalists. what are we doing? we're not talking about any of the things that really matter. all he seems to do is try to undo everything president obama has done. >> what's interesting is the vice president doesn't believe donald trump can undo the legacy of president obama and joe biden. i have never seen anyone be unafraid. he waves him away personally in terms of do i worry about him come at me or anything. but what he is willing to do about it is is the open question. >> what does he say about that? >> he talks about it in the next part. >> oh, i see. it's a tease. i'm just wond

>>> after months of anticipation, the winter olympics are finally under waugh. ceremony is taking place right now. coy wire is live with the "bleacher report". >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the u.s. delegation led by vice president mike pence. the dreams becoming awe reality for over 90 nations as they walk to the stadium here in pyeongchang. the temperatures expected to feel like they're in their 20s. preparations were made. every one of the 40,000 gets a blanket, knit cap, seat warmer. it will be cold. for most of the athletes, it will be surreal. team usa's freestyle skier to find out what these were like. >> it takes your breath away. you walk out. it is a massive stadium. everyone is screaming. there's lights flashing. usa is being chanted. everyone is wearing beautiful matching opening ceremony outfits that ralph lauren made. >> reporter: the friends at ralph lauren allowed us to show the heated parka. and these tweet gloves with the fringe. you mean nice and toasty right now. >> coy wire looking sharp in fringe, which i know you like to wear. thank y

. >> even if the quinnipiac poll is close, it would seem to suggest that the best waugh forward, if you want to see something change, is background checks. yes, the assault weapon ban is 66 66-29. other polls it is higher. it is closer to 50/50. the background checks, the president seized on that for a reason. we are hearing that discussed. is that the best chance for progress? >> i think -- and you just heard what he was saying about unanimous concept. this first notion of this cornyn-murphy bill ensuring what is already on the books actually gets implemented properly, making sure that happens, yes, that to me seems like a possible move forward. whether we're going to get background checks in the way that maybe the manchin-toomey bill a few years ago. will he clear the decks and say, this is a priority. >> he has an existing bill in the senate right now that has some support that shores up the background system. we'll see where that goes. all right. another issue that may be on the table. a big part of this equation, yes, guns. yes, with school shootings. mental illness, unchecked ment

richard waugh sold is the vicar here.d accept that is another matter. there are complex arguments about cultural attitudes and christian teaching and politics and christian teaching and politics and the difference between economic migrants and refugees but the surveys a re migrants and refugees but the surveys are right, there remains a huge disconnect between the hierarchy of the church and a majority in its congregation. graham satchell, bbc news. the reverend sally hitchiner is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we must ask you about the report there. it is a tricky old balance there. it is a tricky old balance the people in your role, when the whole issue of politics and religion crossover. it is huge. we are careful not to use the pulpits for political ideology however i have to say that i don't know how you can be totally coldhearted to people coming over here needing help if you are reading the stories ofjesus every day, he was a refugee, lots of things like that which strike you from the gospels. there are a l

waugh in the country through talks. offer was made in the rare open letter. letter. militant group will have a negative impact on lebanon itself. impact on lebanon itself. that can take to rome, paris, or new york. south africa's new president has a big job ahead of him. the nation's struggling economy. political turmoil and poor public finances have been big problems. rate of nearly 27%. it's one reason the country desperately needs more investment. to attract that from abroad. in 2016 foreign direct investment was $2. which was significantly down on previous years. in policy is needed. today there is an enormous sigh of relief in the country. relief in the country. again and has a clear plan of what to do. to do. south africa is almost at rock bottom. rock bottom. it is a big mountain we have to climb. have to climb. capture project that was facilitated by the former president. by the former president. intensive and much higher growth path. by an influential congressional committee in washington. by 25 cents to help f