Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 01/16/2019, including: If the now 26-day government shutdown standoff between Mr. Trump and Congress has seemed ugly, it may eventually seem tame by comparison with what is to come. The border wall fight is just the preliminary skirmish in this new era of divided government. The real battle has yet to begin. With Democrats now in charge of the House, the special counsel believed to be wrapping up his investigation, news media outlets competing for scoops and the first articles of impeachment already filed, Mr. Trump faces the prospect of an all-out political war for survival that may make the still-unresolved partial government shutdown pale by comparison; According to a recent study in the Journal of Applied Psychology, women experience more rudeness and incivility from other women in the workplace than they do from men. How women become misogynists without knowing it: “Women have internalized society’s biases and gender stereotypes… This plays out in daily interactions with other women, which limits the success and growth of all of us.” When will women stop tearing each other down? The latest ABC News/Washington Post poll reveals a major shift among nearly all demographic groups across the country when it comes to support for a border wall at the southern border. This time last year, the poll claimed that only 34 percent of voters supported a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border. Today, support for the wall has climbed to 42 percent overall. Most notable, swing voters are increasingly supportive of the border wall to control immigration.