>> send a guy to maine in the winter and you get jokes. is that a joke? that's the overnight news. it's friday, january 18th, 2019, this is the "cbs morning it's friday, january 18th, 2019, this is the "cbs morning news." get ready for a big freeze. tens of millions of americans coast to coast are in the path of a major winter storm. the government shutdown is four weeks old and is reaching a new low. the game of retaliation in washington. and gearing up for this weekend's women's march. why enthusiasm may be lower this year. ♪

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. tens of millions of americans are bracing for a coast-to-coast storm that will bring severe winter weather over the next few days. it's already turned deadly out west. at least six people were killed in california after days of torrential rains. roads flooded in malibu and other places. the storm downed trees and sent massive boulders tumbling down hillsides. one woman was hit by a boulder while she was hiking. areas scorched by recent wildfires were evacuated. in the mountains, nearly five feet of snow fell. that same storm system is headed east. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at wbz, is tracking it. this is the first true coast-to-coast storm that we've had this winter season. it's already produced big snow totals in california, across the sierra, lowland rain. tracking it across the country, the midwest into the northeast, lots of winter storm watches and warnings in place.

redeveloping on the other side of the rockies. we call that lee side cyclogenesis. we'll see that snow spreading through the midwest friday into saturday morning. then we'll track that heavy rain and snow off to the east as we head into saturday night and sunday with the heaviest of the snow across interior sections of the northeast. this moves off shore as we head into sunday night. a wide swath of snow from the dakotas down across chicago area, detroit, and there you see the bigger amounts. right now it looks like a broad area of over a foot of snow. up to two feet or more possible from central new york up through central new england. that's where we'll see the biggest amounts overall and a lot of powder with tons of cold air. another major hazard with this storm, the little leading edge of some of the warmer air punching in creates a corridor of freezing rain and sleet. that can cause power outages and damage. we're watching the zone essentially from eastern p.a. up through northern new jersey, connecticut to massachusetts and rhode island in particular. we could see over a quarter inch of freezing rain. that would start to lead to some of the damage and power outages.

a lot of cold following the storm. these are the windchill values on sunday morning. 41 below 0 in international falls. the bitter air moves across the northeast and mid-atlantic states, especially as we head into monday. everything that falls, freezing up like a rocket. a very cold martin luther king jr. day. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. the partial government shutdown is now a month old. the battle over the impasse has turned into a power play between president trump and nancy pelosi. neither appears to be giving in. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. both sides are digging in, and it's now day 28 of the longest partial government shutdown in u.s. history. if this isn't resolved by tuesday, most of the three quarters of a million federal workers will miss another paycheck. a day after nancy pelosi threatened to derail the state of the union, president trump

came back with his own power play -- postponing her visit to u.s. u.s. troops abroad. >> the president talking about preventing her from going to a war zone was irresponsible. >> reporter: democratic congressman adam schiff was part of the delegation making the trip to afghanistan and brussels. as they were leaving, news came that president trump denied them the military plane they needed. >> back-and-forth deal that speaker pelosi began. doesn't help anything at all. >> reporter: in a letter to the speaker, the president argued the trip is a public relations event. "it would be better if you were in washington with me negotiating the showdown." >> i think the actions of the president were petty. >> reporter: the move comes less than a month after president trump made his own overseas visit to u.s. troops. >> whatever it takes. we're going to have a wall. we're going to have safety. >> reporter: neither side has shown readiness to compromise over border wall funding to end the partial government shutdown. [ cheers ] the stalemate is tough to hear for the 800,000 federal employees not getting paid.

>> it's really, really scary to be in a position that you shouldn't have to be in. >> reporter: many have started relying on local food banks as they struggle to pay the bills. >> this right here means a lot because i mean not a lot of people are thinking how hard it's affecting us until they're like, you know, we don't know how long this is going to be. >> reporter: last night the white house canceled its delegation's trip to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. vice president pence and senior white house adviser jared kushner met with majority leader mitch mcconnell last night on capitol hill with regards to the ongoing shutdown. mcconnell told reporters, quote, we're still discussing the situation. anne-marie? >> marc liverman here in new york. thank you very much, marc. government investigators say a lot more migrant children may have been separated from their parents at the southern border than the trump administration has acknowledged. the number could be in the thousands. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: the inspector general's report found the number of children separated at

the border was far higher than the nearly 3,000 the trump administration has publicly admitted. family separations began in 2017, long before the administration announced its zero-tolerance policy which separated migrant adults from their children as a deterrent to illegal border crossings. rusty grimm is the chief of staff to the inspector general. thousands more, does anybody know how many more that really is? >> they could not give us a specific number in part because that information was not tracked. >> reporter: according to the report, family separations continued even after the president ended the policy last june. at least 118 kids were taken from their parents between july and november of 2018. last year cbs news spoke with 16-year-old gordy pablo who after being separated from his mother spent months in detention in new york.

"it was a cold place," he said. "we had nowhere to sleep." the aclu which sued the government to stop the separation policy was stunned at the report's revelations. >> this is an extraordinary situation where there may be thousands of kids who we don't know about or the government doesn't know about or both. but one way or the other, we need to go back to court and get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: the report also said that the administration was not able to keep tabs on separated families because the information was not stored in a single data base. but hhs says they've improved their case management system. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. a chicago police officer set to be sentenced today for the murder of a black teenager. jayson van dyke was convicted in october in the 2014 shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows him shooting mcdonald 16 times. he said the teen was swinging a knife. van dyke could be sentenced to

life in prison. yesterday a judge found three other officers not guilty of trying to cover up what happened in order to protect van dyke. >> the verdict says to police officers that you can lie, cheat, steal. >> reporter: what verdict did you expect before you walked in there? >> i expected a guilty verdict. to say that these men are not guilty is to say that jayson van dyke is not guilty. >> community leaders in chicago are calling for protests after yesterday's acquittals. a former mexican lawmaker who was the alleged mistress of el chapo revealed new details about the drug kingpin. she testified during his murder and drug trafficking trial in new york. the 29-year-old broke down crying yesterday. el chapo's wife was in the courtroom. lopez described how el chapo allegedly lured her into drug trafficking. she also said that she was in the notorious drug lord when he escaped authorities running through a tunnel underneath his bathtub. he was captured days later.

lopez later pled guilty to drug charges. thousands of women will demonstrate across the country for the third annual women's march. the first in 2017 drew millions. this year organizers are expecting far fewer. they attribute it to bad weather, a lack of funding, and accusations of anti-semitism. several chapters have canceled plans. some cite concern over the co-president's support of controversial nation of islam minister louis farrakhan. >> the women's march and the leadership of the women's march unequivocally rejects anti-semitism, transphobia, homophobia, islamaphobia. >> mallory defended her support for farrakhan pointing to what he's done in black communities. coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, assault allegations. a disabled woman at an adult care center is allegedly impregnated. and rigging the polls? michael cohen faces new accusations about how he tried to help donald trump. this is the "cbs morning news." i landed.

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prince philip was involved in a car crash, and disturbing allegations involving a disabled woman. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs affiliate wkrg is reporting a disabled woman was allegedly sexually assaulted and impregnated at a health care facility in pensacola, florida. according to a lawsuit, the 23-year-old woman lived at national mentors pensacola cluster facility from 2010 to 2018. she can't move her arms and hands and cannot talk. a year ago a medical exam reportedly revealed that she had a broken hip and confirmed that she was pregnant. the lawsuit states that the woman later suffered a miscarriage. the woman's family is suing the health care facility for more than $15,000. the "wall street journal" is reporting michael cohen hired an i.t. firm to rig online polls to favor then-presidential candidate donald trump. the paper says a man who runs a small technology company

collected money from cohen in 2015. the man allegedly tried to manipulate online polls by cnbc and drudge report but was unsuccessful. cohen tweeted yesterday that mr. trump knew he was trying to have the polls rigged. the trump organization declined to comment. "the albuquerque journal." says an avalanche buried two skiers in the telle resort. two have died. hundreds search for the men. the avalanche hit before noon. some of the resort's steepest terrain, below a 12,000-foot peak. both men were alive when rescuers pulled them from the snow. the resort says that it had done avalanche prevention just hours earlier in the area where the slide occurred. and our partners at bbc report prince philip was involved in a car crash, but he is not hurt. the 97-year-old was driving a landrover out of a driveway yewhcollith r nearaningh este

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some or all of the tariffs imposed on chinese imports. top american and chinese trade envoys will hold talks in washington later this month. technology, industrial, and health care companies rose on wall street. the dow rallied 162 points. the s&p 500 added 19, and the nasdaq gained 49. netflix is signaling that its growth is slowing in the u.s. even though it added more subscribers than ever during the holiday season. the streaming service ended december with about 139 million subscribers worldwide, slightly better than analysts predicted. but netflix is projecting it will add just 1.6 million subscribers in the u.s. during the first quarter. that's down substantially from last year. it comes as netflix announced double-digit price increases. former cbs ceo les moonves is fighting to get his severance. he was denied his $120 million severance package after investigators say he violated company policy and was

uncooperative with the probe into sexual misconduct allegations. in a filing with the fcc yesterday, cbs said moonves is demanding binding arbitration to challenge the decision. his legal team declined to comment. moonves has denied nonconsensual sex allegations. a federal grand jury in detroit indicted four audi engineering managers in germany in a widening diesel emissions cheating scandal. the men are accused of taking part in a nearly decade-long conspiracy to deceive the epa by cheating on emissions tests for three-liter diesel engines. audi is owned by volkswagen. in 2016, volkswagen pleaded guilty to criminal charges in the scandal and will pay more than $30 billion. and if you like oreos, you might love this one -- social media posts say oreos' new most-stuffed cookie is on store shelves. the limited edition cookie contains at least triple the usual cream filling of a regular oreo.

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our top stories this morning, a coast-to-coast winter storm is making its way east. more than two dozen states are under some sort of winter weather alert. there will be heavy snow in the central plains. in the east, temperatures will plummet. in california, the storm has already killed at least six people. days of torrential rains flooded streets and sent massive boulders down hills scorched by recent wildfires. the government shutdown is turning into a game of one upsmanship between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. yesterday the president pulled access to a military aircraft pelosi was planning to use for a trip to afghanistan and brussels with congressional democrats. it comes a day after pelosi

called on the president to postpone his state of the union address. in texas, a military couple's surprise reunion was caught on video. mark strassman has their story. >> reporter: second lieutenant jamie douglas wanted to surprise her husband. [ cheers ] did she ever. jordan prewitt, also a second lieutenant, had no idea his wife was back from iraq. >> i'm back! >> you're back. >> reporter: anyone could see those eight months apart felt like eight lifetimes. >> what a way end to the class, huh? >> i looked back at the video and noticed i hugged her about five times in the course of her standing there. there was a lot of moments over the past eight, nine months where i was like, man, i could really use a hug right now. so i guess that was just a -- kind of a cathartic expression of all of that, you know, just like, man, it's finally here. this is real.

>> reporter: what you have to realize is they've been inseparable since high school. both came from military families, enrolled in rotc in college, and launched their army careers. he popped the question, then she got deployed. >> being on a deployment this early in a career was not something that i thought i was mentally prepared for. >> just not being there to hug her and to kind of be that shield for her was one of the tougher parts. >> reporter: in the army, jordan's training as a physical therapist. jamie is a medic. but sometimes nothing heals like a hug. mark strassman, cbs news, atlanta. coming up on "cbs this morning," texas congressman will hurd is the only african-american republican in the house and the only republican to represent a district along the u.s.-mexico border. he tells us why he doesn't think a border wall is best for security. plus, a rare sighting off hawaii. a great white shark. carter evans has the amazing pictures.

and gillette's new ad is stirring up a debate about masculinity in the me too era. we'll look at ways for parents to talk to their sons. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

january 18th live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> you are looking live at the bay bridge from our group

camera. mostly cloudy across san francisco, and we have some showers on the way. good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this friday, january 18. i am kenny choi. >> it is friday and we made it despite what we are dealing with, the stuff you're looking at on your screen. i am anne makovec. the sierra has feet of snow, and they are cleaning up the snow that swallowed cars and flew through the homes. >> many people in the bay area do not have power this morning. the numbers are down from the peak of the storm when over 84,000 customers were left in the dark. >> the wet weather is not over. we are tracking light showers as we start the day. you can see on the hi-def doppler as we zoom in, from

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