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i think. i'll be german band milky chance to pick up a better worth america tour on some day and to talk more about this band and a lot more is my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk milky chance are making waves and it looks like twenty eighteen well they're their year that's why this is a chance originally i jus are from castle they've recently added a member if you haven't heard of the new four living in a rock debut single stolen don'ts which we will hear shortly and i think you recognize it has been a few more than three hundred fifty million times on you tube it's one of the most shasta songs of all time this means that people love the song they don't know who is by it but they look it up on the app to find out many people don't even know the band are actually german the music is a mixture of folk and electronic seems to have caught sight cost so let's take
dictatorship. that's what they think venezuela is turning into. they have a clear set of demands. starting with elections. they want a timetable for regional elections which have been repeatedly delayed. chris, what is notable is the sustained wave of demonstrations. it started at the beginning of the month. this comes after years of economic hardship. it feels like the last straw was finally broken. they have been out on the streets. it looks like they will keep it up. as you mentioned, we are seeing the united states sort of drawn into the fray with general motors announcing it will halt all of the operations in the country after authorities seized one of its plants. alisyn. >> shasta. thank you. we will monitor it. thousands of iraqi civilians trapped inside mosul's old city. isis is using them as human shields. cnn has rare access.
after the recent deportation of an undocumented mother from the country. gaud lup pay garcia went to a routine check. she was checking november and promptly kicked out of the country. it is important to note that she was a convicted felon. still, her supporters say she is among the many people who are being torn from their families. our shasta darlington went to mexico city to see how u.s. policy is affecting the capital here. >> reporter: in the heart of mexico city, mexicans and americans are bonding over beer, barbecue and football, american football. many patrons say the escalating feud so far hasn't sparked major anti-american sentiment. are you facing any backlash? >> i haven't dealt with anything. i've been here close to five years now and only been treated really, really nicely. >> reporter: but this attorney says there are signs of tension,
good morning, bonnie. >> good morning, dara. boy, did we see a lot of flight cancellations and delays. looking at temperatures really cold behind the storm. waking up to frigid numbers in the teens and single digits. off to the west the temperature is not as much of an issue as moisture, plume of proper cal moisture coming in known as atmospheric river across pacific. rain is coming down in san francisco. it's going to accumulate to dangerous amounts because this storm actually has warmer air with it as well. as that comes over the snowpack, which is already so high we're looking at a risk for flooding. a big risk going forward monday straight through wednesday these storms will be in the news. another thing we're talking about is the snow. really, really high snowfall totals. 3 to 5 feet going up to high elevations mount shasta along sierra nevada. it might sound great for skiers but that's a lot of snow to get through even for an experienced driver. out west just moisture is piling on. dara. >> bonnie, thank you so much.
santos and the negotiators hope was the new concessions, stiffer sanctions on rebel leaders. while they won't be banned from public office, they can't run for office in the districts that have been created, which is important. they can run for office in congress, but they can't run for office in these new sdrikzs being reacted. there were some concessions made and i think this is also recognizing that there was a lot of shock and surprise when the no vote won. much like brexit, the feeling that this does allow them to go back and maybe try again for what some people wanted but didn't actually put down in their vote. george. >> shasta, thank you so much for the report. the nobel peace prices in medicine, chemistry, physics,
straight to congress. it was approved right now at the beginning of december and the noble peace prize is a global stage to talk about how they have finally achieve peace in colombia and how they hope this could be a model for the rest of the world, george. >> so, again, you point out that this was not put to a vote. we're seeing the president of the noigz put on a very well regarded pedestal for his work on this.. but i'd like to get the sense from you, shasta, for people in that nation, how are they feeling about this, seeing their leader credited for this, but at the same time, many of them are not satisfied with this sort of peace resolution. >> that's right, gormg. what we saw with that vote, even though the deal was rejected is that the country is roughly split in half with half the country supporting the peace deal and half, again, what
america's backyard. that they could be independent, that they could set their own course. which is why today, not only the leftist governments but centerests presidents have come out and paid their respect to what he has done for this region. you heard from presidents in chile. the center right government in brazil calling castro a man of conviction and of course in nicaragua where they've decliered nine days of warning and president nicolas says now it's our aturn. we're going to keep the revolution alive. it does seem increasingly difficult as the countries in latin america continue to shift to the right and the one who really embodied that leftist ideology has now passed. shasta, thank you. now back to the united states,
would impose 45% tariffs on chinese goods if elected. now obama, of course, took this opportunity to reassure the opportunities from 21 apec countries that there wouldn't be any wild swings in direction and he asked the world to reserve judgment. take a listen. >> my main message to you though and the message i delivered in europe is don't just assume the worst, wait until the administration's in place, it's actually putting its policies together and then you can make your judgments. >> all right. shasta darlington, we're hearing from the president as he goes on this final trip around the world, a lot of it reassuring those allies. shasta, thank you very much. have you been watching "saturday night live"? alec baldwin, oh, yeah, he's quite the favorite. >> mr. trump -- >> yes, kellyanne, what's the
peru. shasta. >> reporter: that's right, martin. this is obviously obama's big farewell on the global stage. initially he thought he was going to use it to push for this tpp trade agreement that would have united the united states with 11 countries in asia, in the united states, with a combined gdp of nearly 60% of global gdp but excluding china. this was really the united states' way to write its own rules. of course with the victory of donald trump, that is pretty much dead in the water. donald trump called this a job-killing initiative and said that he would stop it. so what we're seeing right here in lima is china positioning itself to really jump in where the united states had hoped to lead. the president of china, xi jinping literally took the stage just a few minutes ago to talk about the need for free trade to support the economies here in latin america and also in asia. and what we're going to see later today is obama addressing these countries that had already signed onto the tpp and are now
take a look at the pictures coming in from charleston, south carolina right now. that water coming up above the charleston harbor there. dangerous storm surges already. a major concern, as this storm moves up the southeast coast. it's killed four people in florida. it's left more than 1 million people without power in three states there. and chad myers just recently said this is low tide. high tide isn't even in effect yet. >> before it came to the u.s., matthew killed hundreds of people in haiti. left behind widespread destruction in a nation that's still trying to recover from the devastating earthquake six years ago. >> cnn has reporterses standing by, not only here in the u.s. but also in haiti to show you what matthew's done there and is continuing to do. first, we want to go to cnn international reporter shasta darlington in port-au-prince, haiti. shasta, what are you seeing in the aftermath of this storm? >> reporter: well, christi, it's really staggering, if you look