the nation. the familiar scenes in seattle and san francisco. wow. miami, phoenix, washington, new york, philadelphia, cincinnati, chicago, denver, los angeles, san francisco. it goes on and on. calling for women s rights and equality urging people to vote in the mid-term elections. sunday was the anniversary of last year s women s march in washington. when hundreds of thousands of women flooded the streets of washington in the display of resistance to president trump. huge numbers of activists gathered in cities across europe and including london and rome. women also taking center stage at the screen actors guild awards. show featuringpr present presenters. kristen bell hosted the awards in the 24-year unhosted history. three billboards taking home three trophies including top prize. among the tv categories.
game day hat and fleece in capitol hill. definitely the sunday clothing. that is the case. i have to assume. we have been talking about the polling that comes in to all of this. i think one of the most interesting polls that came outbreaks out who the american public holds responsible for the shutdown this time around. it is split among so many different groups. 31% is the largest percentage of plurality of people. you have to look down the line. some people holding trump responsible and some holding congressional republicans. you get closer there to an actual majority of people holding republicans responsible for this some way or another. they under score nobody comes out looking good. and chuck schumer said they had a reasonable compromise. he had a deal with the president for border security in exchange for a deal on daca and it fell