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what happens next. then more than 1 million people on the streets for the second annual women s march. many with a message for president trump on his first anniversary in the white house. we will hear from some of those voices. then take you inside north korea where les lels lester hol arrived. and a sit down with helen mirren. a career that spanned more than a century highlighted by her real life of the queen of england. we share a little sparkle, you know? neither mentions it but we both know it s there sort of thing. but she doesn t acknowledge it, a bit of a wink? yes. not a wink. the queen doesn t wink. of course, the queen doesn t wink. a sunday sit dudown later in th show. the only two things the sides agree is the other side is to blame. good morning. reporter: good morning. the shutdown marches on here in washington. lawmakers are scheduled to return to the capitol this morning in the house and the senate but, so far, few real signs the doors could be
and we ll talk to chuck todd about what happens next. more than a million people taking to the streets this weekend for the second annual women s march. many of them with a message for president trump on his first anniversary in the white house. we ll hear from some of those voices. we ll take you inside north korea where lester holt has just arrived for an exclusive look at the nation ahead of the 2018 olympics across the border in pyeongchang, south korea. and later, a sunday sit-down with hollywood royalty, dame helen mirren. with a pair of movies on the way, we talk about a career that spanned more than half a century, her oscar-winning portrayals of the queen of england included. we share a little sparkle, you know. neither mentions t but we both know it s there sort of thing. but she doesn t acknowledge it. it s a bit of a wink. yes. no wink. the queen doesn t wink. of course the queen doesn t wink. a sit-down with helen mirren later in the show. let s b