than it is on mount everest. never look back steve: welcome to the number one show in the united states, the 30th day of january, 2019, and the number one topic everybody is talking about, the weather. i was just looking at the wind chill map, northern plains, some spots 60 below zero. right this second it is 60 below zero with the wind chill in minnesota. ainsley: we have been expecting it for some days now. every morning i wake up and walk outside bundled. it s not that cold but it s coming. steve: it s cold in the northern plains. look at minneapolis. brian: one of the reporters totally covered up except their eyes. steve: i saw that too. steve: at the end of the show they will have that covered. brian: just the zipper on your coat is dangerous.
the top u.s. democrat house speaker nancy pelosi rejected the deal before it was even offered. she said the president was just recycling old ideas that had already been turned down. the partial shutdown of the u.s. government is now in its 30th day. cnn s sarah westwood has more from the white house. reporter: president trump on saturday rolling out a proposal that he described as an attempt to break the logjam that has dragged this partial government shutdown nearly a month. the president proposing from the white house a deal that would net him $5.7 billion in funding for his border wall, as well as millions more for other border security priorities, like more immigration judges, more detention space at the border, even more border patrol agents. in exchange, trump says he would agree to a one-time, three-year renewal of daca protections for the young undocumented immigrants known as dreamers and
priority locations. the top u.s. democrat, house speaker nancy pelosi, rejected the deal before it was even offered. she said the president was just recycling old ideas that had already been turned down. in the meantime, some 800,000 federal workers still waiting and wondering what happens next. this partial government shutdown lingers on now in its 30th day. our sarah westwood has more now from the white house. reporter: president trump on saturday rolling out a proposal that he described as an attempt to break the logjam that has dragged this partial government shutdown nearly a month. the president proposing from the white house a deal that would net him $5.7 billion in funding for his border wall, as well as millions more for other border security priorities, like more immigration judges, more detention space at the border, even more border patrol agents. in exchange trump says he would agree to a one-time, three-year
to help solve. senator kirsten gillibrand of new york, congresswoman tulsi gabbard of hawaii, interviews with each democratic candidate in moments. and let s make a deal. president trump makes a new offer to end the shutdown. common sense compromise both parties should embrace. but democrats say it s a nonstarter. when will the government reopen? hello. i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is still stunned to watch the federal government inflicting pain upon its own citizens. we re now in the 30th day of the government shutdown. on saturday, president trump put a new offer on the table. what he called a compromise in exchange for $5.7 billion in exchange for border wall funding and the government reopening. the president now says he will restore protections for some
hello. i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is still stunned to watch the federal government inflicting pain upon its own citizens. we re now in the 30th day of the government shutdown. on saturday, president trump put a new offer on the table. what he called a compromise in exchange for $5.7 billion in exchange for border wall funding. the president will restore protections for some 700,000 so-called dreamers, protections for three more years, as well as protections temporarily for some 300,000 undocumented immigrants whose temporary status is set to expire. the deal was praised by senate republicans, panned by the conservative right and democrats immediately rejected the potential compromise. speaker pelosi called it unacceptable and a nonstarter. the president s offer on this comes as the special counsel made a stunning move issuing its first statement in nearly 20