Tax law. Were talking about that and the movement on the korean peninsula. Overnight action, potentially, next week happening at the dmc. Talking between the north and the south, the wedge that could drive between the u. S. And seoul if that actually happens. Plus, what are the chances that pyongyang competes in the Winter Olympics . Spoiler alert, slim to none. And california is riding high in 2018. As of this week, it is now legal to buy pot for fun. So if the golden state is going green, why is the black market not going away . Our jacob zoberoff is joining us later in the show. But first well go to Kristen Welker standing by at the white house. And kristen, the president is waking up just behind you for the first time in a week and a half, back home in d. C. After the holidays in south florida. Nations capital, frozen, literally, also politically. So how is the president planning to, lets say, thaw relations over the next few months . Reporter well, i think youre going to see some
About 600 people live in a small village on an island off the coast of the U.S. state of Alaska. The combination of climate change and lack of local resources has led to a food and water shortage that might force residents to flee.
The Alaska Native village of Shishmaref is located on a sinking barrier island in the Chukchi Sea near the Bering Strait that separates the U.S. and Russia