the public imagination i love that title and in west palm beach we cross to dr jean aloud and she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina ok crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it kevin let me go to you first here is the media suffering from trumped arrangement syndrome because i did go through the things that we've had to deal with i mean i actually made up a list here you know from pussycat marches to the comi stuff to the steel dossier and its contents we have the motor investigation we have a shady lawyer don don jr being just as shady one might say then we have these long distance experts determining the mental health of the president of the united states and we can go and there's a lot more to the media goes bonkers so are the media bonkers go ahead kevin. nothing new under the sun in many respects we've seen this before we can go back to any number of instances think about the clinton impeachment and how that became a national obsession over the o.j. simpson trial what we're seeing here i think is an

ok let me go back to west palm beach where it's probably the warmest on this program gina you know i consider myself a midwesterner i grew up in my childhood in colorado so i know that the heartland you know and you know we can talk about all of the intricacies of the campaign who did a thing who did it did it right who did it wrong how much money was paid but you know it was really the deplorable statement and i think that really brought home to the voters you know who they are the voters in this in the country and where they stand in the eyes of the media because i still contend that the media elected donald trump because they took they have contempt for the public the media has absolute contempt for the public and donald trump stood up for them i mean again i'm not going to carry water for the president as it's a very complicated man and he's that done and said things that i really don't like ok but the fact of the matter is he the way that the media treated him actually helped him and the media continue to help him because of the way they're back their bad treatment of him in the

cnn boris sanchez is traveling with the president at west palm beach where the president is spending the weekend. what do we know how the president learned of this and what is he saying now? >> reporter: ana, we are working get clarity on when the president was told about this alarm and when he was told that it was a false alarm. we actually got words from the white house that the president was a his golf course here at west palm beach when the alert first went out. the white house put out a concise statement and here it is. "the president have been briefed on the emergency exercise." the question we have first office when did the president find out and specifically who he was with when this alert is put out. you can imagine we are getting social media alerts about this message that we sent in hawaii and some of our allies and partner in the pacific got words of this alert whether of south korea or a japan and china. did they contract the leadership here in the united states or did the white house reached out to them. the white house short on answers, this is a reminder that even tho

the first line are one between west palm beach and ft. lauderdale with service to miami coming this spring. officials are betting it will boost travel for tourism and also for business. >> this is a long term project that is going to be immensely successful and really create a lot more economic prosperity for south florida. >> reporter: ticke will be 10 to $15 with the equivalent of toll costs to drive the same distance. br line hopes it will drum up demand. eventually that will shift to a dynamic pricing model. work isn't done yet. fortress expects to spend another $2 billion to extend service to orlando, work expected to be complete in two years. while it's too soon to know how all of this will turn out, the project comes online just as lawmakers turn to infrastructu, hoping to enlist the private sector to rebuild america. for "nightly busine. >>> ford and federal regulators are telling nearly 3,000 owners of certain 2006 ford rangers to stop driving them. that's because of the vehicle's that cae airbags. they say the airbags need to be

first, let's go down to florida, caitlin collins in west palm beach covering the president for us, who we understand is at the golf course, if not golfing. what's the latest? >> reporter: president trump is at his golf course here in west palm beach, on martin luther king day. extraordinary day overnight with the president denying he's a racist and denying he made disparaging remarks about countries in africa and during that meeting, in the oval office. and all of this comes as those republican senators who sided with the president have had a change of heart over whether or not he made that vulgar remark in that meeting. listen to what they had to say. >> are you saying the president did not use the word that has been so widely reported? >> i'm telling you he did not use that word, george. i'm telling you it is a gross misrepresentation. how many times do you want me to say that? >> i didn't hear that word either. i didn't hear what senator durbin said repeatedly. >> it was an impassioned conversation. i don't recall that specific phrase being used. that's all i can say about that. >>

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we're watching the developments in west palm beach. case lin, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, john, extraordinary statement from the president just hours before the martin luther king holiday where he denied he's a racist and he denied he made those disparaging remarks about african countries. these lawmakers have gone from saying that they do not recall the president making this remark to on the sunday show saying that they -- the president -- insisting he did not make these remarks. >> are you saying the president did not use the word that has been so widely reported? >> i'm telling you did not use that word, george, i'm telling you it's a gross misrepresentation. how many times you want me to say that? >> i didn't hear that word either. i didn't hear what senator durbin has said repeatedly. >> i don't recall that specific phrase being used. that's all i can say about that. >> reporter: now, john, you would think if you're in a meeting with a president with a few lawmakers in the oval office you would recall if he had said something of that nature. regardl

he has more to are us this morning from west palm beach. >> reporter: the president taking a few moments before dinner with house majority leader kevin mccarthy on sunday night to answer reporters question and he made news on a variety of fronts. for one having to answer that uncomfortable question that came up this week after the president reportedly made some disparaging remarks about african nations and haitians during a meeting with lawmakers at the white house. here's the president answering the reporter's question, are you a racist? listen to this. >> no. no, i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed, that i can tell you. >> reporter: getting back to the question of whether the president said those controversial remarks at a meeting with lawmakers on thursday, sunday night the president asked reporters, did you see what senators said about that meeting? the interesting thing about that is that there are very many different answers even just from republicans about what the president said. christine and dave? >> thank you. >>> the partisan wrangling ove

he joins us live from west palm beach. walk us through what we've been hearing from the president today. >> reporter: the president's back on his golf course as we speak right now, playing a round with fred funk, the former pga player. before he left to do that this morning, he engaged with two big trouble spots that have bedevilled u.s. presidents for a very long time, including pakistan. the first tweet from the president this morning, united states has foolishly given pakistan more than $33 billion in aid over the last 15 years. they have given us nothing but lies and deceit. thinking of our leaders as fools. they give safe havens to the terrorists we hunt in afghanistan with little help. no more. the foreign minister responded to the tweet, saying, we will respond to president trump's tweet shortly inshallah -- god willing -- will let the world know the truth, difference between facts and fiction. iran has also been a focus of the president this week, as the protests have popped up in iran. the president tweeting at ir

our phil keating is live in west palm beach with the details.hil. >> good afternoon, the president up early and tweeting out from his winter white house on palm beach, as is typical for his visits down here. praising the economy, and also saying that had the democrat won the 2016 presidential election, the market would be tanking right now. also, per standard, the president is at his golf club, the trump international golf club down the street having arrived at 9:30 this morning. the first family arrived at the west palm beach airport, following the president's first physical exam as president. according to his doctor at walter reed, the exam went, quote, exceptionally well and further details on tuesday. before leaving washington for this martin luther king holiday weekend, trump signed a proclamation expanding site, with questions from the president about remarks about haiti, el salvador the day before. and throughout the day, republican lawmakers in florida, including senator marco rubio and congressman carlos ro bechlt. llo strongly distance

boris sanchez is in west palm beach where the president is spending the weekend.hat is the president saying. >> reporter: right now the white house is not saying much about in false alarm. they did confirm that the president was at his golf course here in west palm beach when the urgent message was first sent out and then later 38 minutes later when we returned that it was a false alarm and then they put out the following statement, the white house writing that the president has been briefed on the state of hawaii's emergency management exercise. this was purely a state exercise. they later clarified and said that it was a state controlled exercise meaning that it was under the purview of officials within hawaii and not any federal agency. the white house though not answering key questions, specifically when was the president briefed, when he found out whether or not he contacted anyone at the pentagon or his national security council, further if we're receiving alerts on social media about this fake alert in hawaii, then you have to imagine some of our hal l alli

let's start down in west palm beach with kaitlyn collins. beyond this vul ggarity.se has not disputed that. >> reporter: exactly right. the president denying he used that language citing the senators saying that he did not say that specific remark, also does not change the sentiment of what the president expressed during that meeting with lawmakers about immigration. he's not denying he expressed that sentiment about african countries or haitian immigrants or how the use should take more people from places like norway. it all comes down to semantics of them, denying the president used that obscenity with these lawmakers and this also raises the question, if the president didn't use that specific term that created such route rage, it only continued to grow in west palm beach, why wouldn't the white house come out and deny that the president said it initially. after the "washington post" first reported it and several outlets confirmed it, the white house offered a vague statement that defended the president but they did not deny that he used that specific wording and

now to the other big story, we can go back to those pictures in west palm beach, i guess you can call it the s storm, it remains to be seen whether his comments are going to affect negotiations over deferred action for childhood arrivals program which will begin in earnest next week. the president had that big meeting here at the white house earlier this week, 22 members of congress over where he appeared to earn an awful lot of political capital. the big question now is has he squandered that? is has been a distraction today. watch what happens when not prn workers in our national interest. the real danger for the president here is he risks losing leverage in the days ahead in his efforts to get what he wants in a daca deal. the president very loudly insisted on twitter that the deal was brought to him yesterday was no good, it didn't adequately fund a wall, democrats are going to try to drag this out as long as they can. there is already plans for a censure resolution and there's some talk as well that this could increase the chances of a government shutdown on january january 19th

boras sanchez joins us live in west palm beach where president trump is spending his long weekend, boras, what all did the president say? >> reporter: hey there anna, yeah, reporters got a chance to ask questions of the president less than an hour ago. he was actually having dinner at his mar-a-lago estate with house majority leader kevin mccarthy of california. the two of them discussing a broad agenda. had the president did not mention the looming potential shutdown of the government coming this friday as lawmakers can't agree on a budget deal, but he did make news on several fronts, including on daca, on north korea, and that uncomfortable question for this white house to answer is the president a racist? here is the entire segment that reporters got with the president this evening. there are a lot of things to talk about. daca also. honestly, i don't think the democrats want to make a deal. i think they talk about daca, but they don't want to help the daca people. now we use -- we used to save the daca children, but the children aren't children anymore. i think you have a lot of stic

david wright, abc news, west palm beach. >>> it's not often first responders take the stairs to the scene of a crash. >> how did the car get up there? >>> and rain or shine, the bay area cyclist who reached a milestone today. >>> starting tomorrow, united and hawaiian airlines will join other carriers by not allowing you to check so-called smart bags. the lithium ion batteries pose a fire hazard. the airlines won't let you check a smart bag unless you can remove the battery and take it with you into the cabin. >>> here's something you don't see every day, a car stuck in the second story of a dental office. witnesses say a driver was speeding this morning. the car hit the median and launched into the air, and then crashed into the second story, causing a fire. the driver got stuck along with the other passenger. a witness said the driver got out, started hanging from the side of the building. firefighters put out the flames and helped keep the vehicle safety. both driver and passenger only had minor injuries. >>> it appears a nonprofit dog rescue group said it happened again after a car pl

how good the spring training in west palm beach sound right now? jonathan: very good. erin: the team announced the pitchers and the catchers report on valentine's day. michelle: you need that assignment. erin: right! jonathan: take all of us with it. erin: for support. let's all go. michelle: word of the day. "cold." bill: you need to know what the weather is, too. jonathan: it's better than this. bill: don't forget us. we are warming up next week. for the first few days bitterly cold. bring pets in. if you can make sure the kids are not having to stand out. even a two-hour delay is going to be ridiculously cold at 10:00 in the morning. with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for being with us. >>> tonight, the major winter storm. a bomb cyclone slamming into the east coast. blizzard warnings from maryland to maine tonight. emergency rescues under way at this hour. d.c., philly, new york, boston, all slammed. hundreds of accidents tonight. historic high tide. hurricane-force wind gusts and what's coming next. where schools are already closed tonight. >>> the airpo

air force one just landed in west palm beach. the president will be spending the weekend at his resort in palm beach, in mar-a-lago. we just got a statement from the president's medical exam. he underwent a medical exam at the walter reed medical exam today. from dr. ronnie jackson, quote, the president's physical exam today at walter reed national military medical center went exceptionally well. the president is in excellent health and i look forward to briefing some of the details on tuesday. there will be a briefing at the white house from dr. jackson. >>> now a very disturbing new warning that russian hackers who stole democratic party e-mails have their sites on the united states senate. a cyber security firm is sounding the alarm. >> that's right, wolf. i talked to a top expert from that firm today. he has been tracking hackers associated with the russian government for years. now they discovered that those same hackers that targeted the dnc in 2016, they're working on a similar scheme at the u.s. senate, even designing site

the first leg of service starts this weekend between west palm beach and ft.derdale, with service in miami coming in spring and expansion to orlando also in the works. the $3 billion project is being closely watched as infrastructure, again, gained momentum on the hill and in the white house. for more we're joined by wes edens, co-chairman and co-founder of the firm that owns the privately operated rail system wes, thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having us. very happy to be here. >> so, this project has been seven years in the making for you, and certainly when you look at passenger rail in the u.s., historically it hasn't been a money making venture look no further than amtrak, but you believe you can turn a profit on this railroad, what's the plan >> absolutely. it has been seven years. you know, there's a great history of profitable rail lines around the world in fact, the northeast corridor of amtrak is highly profitable and we thought the characteristics of miami to orlando, miami the heavily visited international city in the united states, it'

he will head to joint base andrews and his resort at west palm beach. new reaction from democrats inside of the country and abroad responding to the vulgar comments that the president reportedly said at meeting with lawmakers on immigration. president trump denying the report. at least one senator in the room speaking out. we'll tell you what he had to say. >>> meanwhile the president is slamming a bipartisan deal on daca calling it a big step backward. nor what happens now. we have an answer whether the u.s. will continue to support the iran nuclear deal. among our guests this hour arizona congressman andy biggs, republican strategist gianno caldwell, "the hill" editor-in-chief, bob cusack, forbes media chairman steve forbes. that is a lot of people. david: we have interesting information about steve forbes. you don't want to miss that record market stocks ending the day and week on extraordinary high note. go straight to lauren simonetti on floor of the new york stock exchange. we are less than 200, 196 points a way from dow 26,000. the last time we w

she skipped the trip to the world economic forum in switzerland and made an unexpected trip to west palm beachng her morning at the holocaust museum? washington, d.c. i want to bring in kate bennett. do we know why she went to florida and not to davos with her husband, the president? >> we really don't, jake, and, s in fact, the day is an unannounced mystery from her. we didn't know she was going to the holocaust museum in washington. we learned that via twitter and later from the first lady. saturday is holocaust remembrance day, and this is why she went, but we also didn't know she would be taking a plane down to west palm beach. we happened to notice the plane and tracked it, that it was a military plane, and it turned out that, yes, our law enforcement sources said the first lady got off the plane. so, you know, again, this is the first lady who does not put out guidance on her schedule. she does not let us know a big head's up what she's up to, and she's been laying low. >> well, i'd think so, baa, of course, there's been cringe-inducing stories in the first few weeks of the year, includi

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watch this that vehicle spun out across three lanes of 95 in west palm beach after avoiding several on could many cars and drivers some how regained control and continued on in the right direction. >>> arm men armed with axes that is, robbed a jewelry store in paris. at the ritz. worth millions, two thieves still on the run. molly hunter has more. >> reporter: a brazen heist wednesday night $5 million worth of jewels stolen from the world famous ritz hotel in paris. thieves violently smashing the store in the lobby of the luxurious hotel grabbing what they could. and the gang entered through the service access. and arrested three suspects and are looking for two more. one eyewitness says the thieves were tasered but not before throwing the jewels out of the hotel to a waiting car and mote irbike. the man on the motor bike ran over a woman while escaping. she saw men carrying weapons and running away. these scooter smash and grab incidents are an epidemic in london. a group of thugs smashed through this jewelry store and a gang breaking the glass of i window before making off with the l

i reporter is in west palm beach with more on the fallout. >> reporter: president donald trump spent the holiday weekend in his florida estate. he praised the economy on twitter and took a big at democrats on ongoing immigration negotiations. the president tweeted that the democrats are all talk and no action. he says they are doing nothing to fix the problem. too bad. negotiations over a deal on the program froze this week when he made racial comments. president donald trump is denying that he made those remarks, but dick durbin, who was in the meeting, said he did. >> he said do we need more haitians, and any went on to describe the immigration from africa. that is when you use the exploitive and vulgar comment in criticizing the nation. many immigs eir a statement, families and many florida republicans includg senar marco rubio strongly distance themselves from the remarks of the president. >> so he wants people from white countries and he does not want people from black countries. if you do not think that is racist, then i do not know what you call it.>> reporter: the president s

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geoff bennett is live in west palm beach, florida, where the president is spending the weekend.heard from the home secretary talking about protecting daca. what do we hear from her and what's the white house saying about a path forward? >> reporter: interestingly, david, after the president's tweets, he was contradicted by senate republicans, and as you say, by his own secretary of homeland security, kerstin neilsen, who says daca is not dead if democrats agree to close some of the loopholes in the policy. take a look. >> i do not believe daca is dead, but what i would say is from my perspective, of course, as the secretary of homeland security, it's not a daca deal. it's a security immigration deal. what my role is, is to ensure we don't end up here again. we must close these loop hopes to ensure that these temporary populations not only are not encouraged to take the dangerous journey to get here, but then when they get here, we're able to promptly remove them so we don't end up with a category of daca again. >> reporter: and of course, the other reason why daca isn't dead is

he joins us live from west palm beach.k us through what we've been hearing from the president today. >> reporter: the president's back on his golf course as we speak right now, playing a round with fred funk, the former pga player. before he left to do that this morning, he engaged with two big trouble spots that have

look at the live pictures from west palm beach, first lady m melania trump has made an unannounced tripre. we have some new details. we'll be right back. >>> the trump administration publicly criticizing the palestinian leadership on the world stage today. earlier in davos, switzerland, president trump threatened to cut off aid to the palestinian people unless their leaders sit down for peace talks with israel. the president made the comments while seated next to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. then just a little while later, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, said this. watch. >> the united states remains deeply committed to helping the israelis and the palestinians reach a historic peace agreement that brings a better future to both peoples, just as we did successfully with the egyptians and the jordanians. but we will not chase after a palestinian leadership that lacks what is needed to achieve peace. >> all right, let's bring in cnn global affairs analyst tony blinken, here with us right now. tony blinken's a kate bennett is with us as well, our

i want to start with garrett haake who is in west palm beach with the president. if twitter is any indication, president trump focused here over the last 24 to 48 hours very much on foreign policy. >> reporter: that's right, david, good morning and happy new year. the president is starting 2018 much as he ended 2017. he's just arrived at his golf course here in palm beach for the last time before he heads back to washington, d.c., later today. you said it, this morning he's engaged on twitter on two different south asian hot spots tweeting about the protests in iran again today and also tweeting about pakistan. this was the first tweet of 2018 and could be a consequential one. the president writing the united states has foolishly given pakistan more than $33 billion in aid over the last 15 years and they have given us nothing but lies and deceit, thinking of our leaders as fools. they give safe haven to terrorists we hunt in afghanistan with little help. no more. so the president engaging in some of that twitter diplomacy of a type this morning with long-term fren

lynne, a former professional cheerleader, now runs a pr company in west palm beach.private club. i have met him a few times. i had a great rapport with him. iliked him. he remembered my name. friendly guy. she is a big fan of donald trump's tax reforms. the biggest tax cut, the biggest reform of all time. i like the new tax reforms bill. as a small business owner i think it will help me with tax cuts so, the companies that hire me have more money and my small business will grow and i can hire people. but some of donald trump's biggest promises haven't yet been fulfilled. we are going to build that wall, it's going to be a great wall and let me tell you, mexico's going to pay for the wall. rebuild the country's infrastructure. nobody can do that like me. repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. there have been some really significant successes. and some pretty easily identifiable failures. donald trump was elected to repeal and replace obamacare. it did not happen. president trump's plans to replace obama's health care famed to get past congress. but f

juan carlos: entre las ciudades que recibieron la carta se encuentra chicago, west palm beach, los Ángelesstir a la reuniÓn programada para hoy con el presidente trump en la casa blanca, en la que iban a discutir otros temas no relacionados. el alcalde de nueva orleans con el-- dijo que el haber asistido enviarÍa un mensaje y tu bocado, ya que dijo que se atacan a nuestra ciudad, nos atacan a todos. por su parte, el presidente donald trump criticÓ a los alcaldes que boicotean la reuniÓn acusÁndolos de proteger a indocumentados criminales en lugar ciudadanos que cumplen con la ley. el alcalde de los Ángeles respondiÓ que a cada uno de sus colegas que estaban presentes les importa mucho la seguridad de sus respectivas ciudades. cabe aclarar que los angeles estÁ a punto de convertirse oficialmente en ciudad santuario, aunque sus acciones la definen como tal desde hace tiempo, ya que la policÍa no puede preguntar por el estatus meritorio de las personas que detiene. los bovinos de las ciudades y estados santuario asegurÓ ante esto ayuda a reducir el crimen, ya que saben que cuando la policÍa n

people scene, lynyrd skynyrd announced their farewell tour, the first concert is on may 4th if west palm beachore than 40 years after the band's debut album was released. they will have hank jr. and kid rock and 38 special. and lynyrd skynyrd put out free bird and sweet home alabama. the closest stop in our area is hershey pa. >> the hit show big little lies is boosting the star power. meryl streep will join the cast in season two. playing the mother-in-law of nicole kidman's character. kidman and witherspoon star in the show. and it has a big following. >> won a few awards already. meteorologist, david murphy, back now with a closer look at the chilly forecast. >> we are getting fielder as soon as tomorrow afternoon and the weekend. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan like to start you there especially on the day we are dry and that is a good way to prepare for the outdoors, unfortunately we look outside and there is the platt memorial bridge, we have cold air in place. and a cold wind with. 33 degrees and the country winds at the airport is only 10. but a moment ago i showed you spo

cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >>> this morning a small step towards possibly thawing relations between north and south korea. the day after north korea leader said he was open to talks with the south, south korea proposed high level talks at a border village. south korea's unification's center will focus on the olympics. the games begin next month in south korea. >>> computers at several major airports are up and running this morning. the immigration processing glitch lasted about two hours. it caused long delays for travelers entering the country in airports in new york, atlanta, miami and denver. the service disruption does not appear to be malicious in nature. >>> and we're learning more about those ten americans killed in a plane crash in costa rica. their plane crashed just after takeoff from a resort area. another plane took off 20 minutes earlier and arrived safely in san jose. >> reporter: costa rica's media posted pictures of the plane's burning wreckage. the charter flight was on its way from a resort beach town to the capital sunday afternoon when it crashed into a m

the president made the comments to reporters in west palm beach florida, hours after a federal judge blocked the administration from ending the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca. the administration has now been flooded with dreamers applying for new applications under the program but not everyone is celebrating. >> i don't actually think we can rely on the courts or the democrats to stop this. we have to rely on the people taking to the street and voting with our feet in the streets to drive this fascist regime from power.>> reporter: house minority leader nancy is speaking at martin luther king junior events in san francisco and brought the crowd to their feet claiming democrats are still active. >> will have this fight on daca. it isn't a fight about an issue, it is not about it -- legislation, it is about the values for our country.>> reporter: daca saves children brought to this country from being deported. a bipartisan deal may have been lost as the president made controversial comments of this week as he referred to african nations. comments he denies.>> i

in west palm beach, florida, fill keating, fox news. >>> here at home, california attorney general joined congressman john lewis in calling the president a racist. >> in every respect what he is showing us is a racist. having that in the white house is daiveng dangerous. >> there are 17 lawsuits against the trump administration over immigration issues including the border wall. >>> despite the presents on daca, the window to reapply for the program has reopened for now. u.s. citizenship and u.s. immigration services posted on its website that they'd begun accepting renewals until further notice. they'll operate under the same terms as it did before the trump administration. the administration was ordered to restart the program until a lawsuit challenging the administration's decision to end the program plays out in court. >>> during her speech, nancy pelosi promised to fight to protect daca. she praised immigrants who come to the united states for making things better for this generation and the next. and she said they offer hope, optimism, courage, and determination for the future. >> so

host: we have a call from west palm beach, florida. caller: good morning. i think your story is a little lame. i think you are nitpicking. i am listening carefully and you are admitting these are rare cases. the thing that gets me is when anyone gets on there and say "is proportionately" black or -- roportinately" this or that, come on. who is committing the crimes? if i go into a white neighborhood, i will arrest white people. the english so slanted. you can tweak these laws so that if someone is selling drugs within a three mile radius to not a student, then tweak the laws to make it a criminal offense if it is not to a student. guest: sure. i can give the exact stats. tennessee, blacks make up about 69% of the population in prisons even though there are only about 10% of the population. in a middle-class suburb or rich neighborhood, you are farther away from a school or public service like that and are not caught in these overlapping drug zones. that is what is happening. knoxville is about 38% covered by drug-free school zones, but ast knoxville, which

this morning rain from tampa to miami, west palm beach. by 5:00 p.m. it's gone. only rain is norfolk. little snow effect area of southern new england mostly boston down to the cape and another little area of snow coming out of the great lakes. 6:00 p.m. tuesday we're completely done with it. middle of the country looks fine, but winter is returning in a big way. minneapolis a high of only 16. it's going to be a cold super . if we do get some of that light snow tonight it will be areas from boston south wards. >>> well, speaking of minneapolis, they're going to new heights for super bowl lii. at 800 feet in length, 100 feet high, this zip line is one of the first major attractions for super bowl week in minnesota. riders have a chance to glide across the mississippi riever while taking in a gorgeous view of the city. they expect to see over 10,000 people. unfortunately tickets are sold out which shocks me because it is freezing and you're moving fast in the wind. the whole concept does not make any sense. >> you're pumped up by the super bowl excitement. something

born in west palm beach on the most expensive side of town. [laughter] it is rich in tradition and history but today from u.s. perspective with the panama canal two thirds of maritime trade passes through the canal run by the canadians and has been expanded but there are challenges here. maritime challenges. they will see natural disasters plagued the area and then the challenge of narcotics. let me show you a hopeful photograph. a high-tech u.s. navy vessel capturing a drug runner. that is the one on top in the photograph. [laughter] the one on the bottom looking like the batman submarine was built in the jungle of columbia. . . . . >> 5million and anna hundred 50 million out. that's what under my fragile democracy creates corruption. driven by demand in the united states. luckily, we are partners who focus on the transit but never solved it. we need to work on the supply side and we need to work on the demand side in the united states and address medically the challenges here. let's go north to the arctic. on the left is a doomed vessel. it

university and author of drones media discourse and the public imagination i love that title and in west palm beach we cross to dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina ok crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate it kevin let me go to you first here is the media suffering from trumped arrangements and drone because i could go through the things that we have had to deal with i mean i actually made up a list here you know from push the hat marches to the comi stuff to steal dossier and its contents we have the motor investigation we have a shady lawyer don don jr being just a shady one might say then we have these long distance experts determining the mental health of the president of the united states and we can go and there's a lot more to the media goes bonkers so are the media bunkers go ahead kevin. nothing new under the sun in many respects we've seen this before we can go back to any. instances think about the clinton impeachment and how that became a national obsession over the o.j. simpson trial wha

abc's david wright is traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. >> reporter: tonight, president trump is blaming the democrats for the current impasse on immigration reform. "great opportunity missed," he tweeted today. "too bad!" this, at the end of a week that began with trump showing off the art of the deal. >> i'll take the heat. i don't care. i don't care. i'll take all the heat you want to give me. >> reporter: flamboyantly hosting a televised meeting with leaders from both parties in order to demonstrate he's a "very stable genius" on complicated policy matters. >> when this group anticipate others from the senate, from the house comes back with an agreement, i'm signing it. >> reporter: but what ultimately may have torpedoed the language, behind closed doors, to describe the countries whose immigrants he'd like to exclude. >> he said "put me down for wanting more europeans to come to this country. why don't we get more people from norway?" that is exactly what the president said. >> reporter: the president's comments are a laughingstock in norway. [ speaking a

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. >>> the scene captured on i-95 near west palm beach. watch carefully. car in the middle there nearly collides with that white car, spins out at a high speed, but wait for it here. >> oh, my gosh. >> the driver makes a picture perfect recovery without a scratch on anybody. hollywood might want to sign him up. >>> all right, now we'll move on to that sex scandal involving missouri's governor, a former navy s.e.a.l. and a rising republican star. >> yeah, so the state's top prosecutor is investigating claims that eric greitens blackmailed a woman with whom he was having an extramarital affair. he allegedly took naked photos of his hairdresser and threatened to reveal them if she spoke publicly about their relationship. greitens admits the affair but denies taking naked photos and the blackmail allegation. he's also denying a claim that he slapped the woman. at least two democratic lawmakers have called on him to resign. >>> we're expecting to get an update from the cdc later this morning on this season's deadly flu outbreak. well, this year's strain is alre