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on his harrowing ordeal rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television in a trica and arou glober 35 days of a partial shutdown, president trump has put forward a new deal to reopen the u.s. governmlyt. but it is or three weeks, and the proposal does not cle funding for a wall on the southern border. the president threatened to declare a national emergen if the democrats and him cannot agree on border security. as if that was not enough drama, this morning a longtime ally oum president was arrested in a predawn raid. political strategist roger ston en charged in connection with the investigation intome russialing in the 2016 election. he says he is innocent. our north america editor jon sopel reports on another eventful day in u.s. politics. jon: friday morning, and the extraordinary sight main domestic airport in new york at a virtual standstill. the government shutdown meaning there were not enough air traffic controllers to keep planes flying safely. day 35 of the longest shutdown in historyand 800,000 workers were missing another payday. but today, howevpo he sought to ray it

. >>> we eat a lot of office foodd arou here. a new study from cdc found that nearly a quarter of adults get food from cafeterias or vending machines. unless you work at "news4" where tt's every day for us. researchers say mof the food is high in calories, sugar and sodium, all that b stuff. mproving the traditional quality of work could be a key part of company welless prances. >> listen. in our defense, our cafeteria has healthy options, but when i see the black and white cookie, that. s go right to >> the muff fips. >> the blts. >> you've got get through that. and when it's cold like this, you want to eat the comfort food. >> exactly. >>hee ooher not only one. >> it's crippling most of the east coast. in new york the firefighters braced the bitter cold to save m 's life who was trapped inside her home. they were able to get her out to safety, but it wasn't easy. >> second floor,ed ridden, 84-year-d, dementia. we grabbed the bedding, sheets and all, stched her up, and brought her out at this time. >> the home is still coated in

snow likely to begin sometime arou lunchtime tomorrow. three-inch rain. there's a chance for additional snow coming up on sunday. so totals for the entire wkend could be more in the three to five-inch range, especially south of town. south of town in the one to three-inch range. >>> look who it is? ome withe, you always a cool interview. >> we've got a good one this sunday. oscar winner natalie portman. but you have "pop start." >> oh, we do? what happened. >> we were ready to go. >> we were just saying hi, willie. but welcome for "popstart." first up, wedding bells are ringing for tim tebow. theormer nfl quarterback who currently plays baseball for the new york mets organization i engaged, posting to instagram, he revealed he popped the question to the former miss universe. people reports it took place on tebow's family farm outside of jacksonville, florida. he captured the photos, thank you for saying yes and making mh happiest man in the world and i can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. ngratulations to them. >>> a new phot

at this point crews are working to reopen the right lane by arou around 6:30. waiting on some equipment to clear out all of that brush and debris. and returning back to a live look here on highway 17, it has certainly been a rough go for drivers. we were actually stuck in some traffic earlier today. in the same area because of an accident earlier. so if you need to travel over the hill tonight, you might want to -- you might want to just hold off a little bit and let these conditions pass before you hit the road, give yourself some extra time if you do need to make your way up the mountain tonight. we're live on highway 17. i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> all right, chris, thank you. heading over that hill can be difficult on a good day. traffic in san francisco has been at a crawl as drivers try to safely make their way out of the city on this evening's commute. abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us live with an update. and vic, where are you tonight? >> reporter: well, i'm at 1st street and howard. and traffic is moving slowly, but as you can see, it is movin

memories of her being followed arou around. effect how you govern when it comes to the immigration debate but not exclusively. >> i think any of us that have an immigrant background will tell you there are so much more in common in our parents and grandparents. my parents raised us with a commitment to making sure that we would be healthy, that we would be happy, that we would be productive. that was their priority. i think we were blessed to have a child hood that was a very nurturing and happy childhood. when we talk about the immigration debate i think there's no question that there are powerful forces that are attempting to vilify immigrants because they were born in another country and suggest they are any different in terms of fundamental values or believes or priorities. i think all of us as americans should be insulted by that suggestion knowing that all of us are just a few generations, if not one generation away from immigrants that arrived in this country with the same hopes and dreams that we each have for our child

if congress starts to polk arou poke around in the same area, there could be pile ups and conflicts betweengations. we have to be careful about that. for my part, i think mueller has been doing this right. let's just make sure the information he has ultimately gets to the congress and to the american people. congress will have to make hard decisions if this buzzfeed report is correct. >> the atlantic in march will have a cover story talking about the case for impeachment just as a forum to debate the fitness for office, what it should constitute whether donald trump is fit for office given everything that has happened in all the ways he has behave. do you think there is a place for this sort of hearings to happen right now before anything that mueller comes out or do you believe that this is something that only can come about if the president is found to have -- i don't know, colluded with the russians. >> yes, you have to start with the constitution. if the president committed high crimes and misdemeanors that there will be impeachments. impeachment is a process. this is how the atlantic i

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those who were still under 18se were then nt to high-security detention centers arou the country.part of a new directivemp by the tdministration. all unaccompanied minors arrested on gang-related allegations would be placed in the most secure facility available for minors. >> they get labeled dangerous people and they get sent across the country to high-security prisons, simply because of one suspicion. we think that these young people should be treated just the way that any other young person should be tread. which is, they should have due process. >> narrator: some of the minors were sent to yolo county juvenile detention facility in woodland, california. but others, like junior, were s taken nandoah valley juvenile detention center in virginia. >> they ended up sending him down to virginia. and george said, "arnold," he says, "they-they have my son." and i said, "well, give me the number. let me call and find out what's going on here."r: >> narrahey called junior's immigration lawyer, dawn pipek-guidone. it was the first she'd heard that junior had been picked up.e >> deshe fac

arou the id 1 corridor and fredericksbu frinericksburg, stafford, george, st.ary's county, you might see delays on the roads. saturday morning, just fine. satuay afternoon we will see slick spots out there. by saturday night widespread slick spots are likely, especially on the side roads. 10:00 p.m. on saturday, notice everybody is dealing with snow.e te snow may be falling. 5:00 a.m. on sunday, this is the lull i am talking notice how washington and areas north of 66 are mainly dry. only flurries. this model keeps us dry for the rest of the day o nday. however we may see light snow around throughout the day on y sunday especiaouth of 66. here's your ten-day forecast. i will have another look at the snowfall totals map at 11:55. 34 for a high on saturday and sunday. his is looking like a low to moderate impact event with the moderate impact event with the most impactsater saturday int lo it hasn't always been easy, has it? ♪ there have been days when you doubted yourself. ♪ and days when you were ready to quit. ♪ but you didn't. ♪ because you had the courage to

kgb agent and never been a friend of the united states and invaded our allies and threatens ed us arou the world. why is this president trump's best buddy. >> our investigation is not quite two years in. we literally spoken to hundreds of witnesses we may have spoken to more witnesses than mueller. we have a very important story to tell to the american public. >> the big question we are asking today is one that we'll ask before and one that i am sure we'll ask again. what is donald trump hiding? joining me geoff bennett is in new orleans. our national security reporter, julia ainsley and our ari mel r melber. jeff, that first question to you, white house's aides reportedly concerned that the president did not flat out saying no. what's happening after those two reports? >> reporter: it is a great question. the other thing white house officials tell us that president trump has said all along that he wants to forge a better relationship with russia so their point is we should not be surprised by his approach and they are right to appoint, presidents do have the prerogative to forge bette

we do have some flood warnings for some snow and ice melt down arou bull run and and those g until tomorrow morning or this afternoon, depending on where you r.but, again,itrly cold conditions. that's why the weather alert.ou please limit time outside. again, becoming windy and temperatures dropping. look at our overnight lows, single digits to teens tomorrow and in the teens and 20s and plenty of rain. t sunshiorrow and, again, the windchills tomorrow, single digits, that is it. winds settle down by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night and tuesday it's going to feel like smer. lighter winds and low to mid-30s which is below ormal for i time of year. temperatures soar to around 50 degreesnd then a cold front is coming through and that will change from rain to snow o thursday and once again we get breezy on thursday and temperatures drop friday and omturday and going to have a chance for s rain and maybe some snow on sunday. >> t partial government shutdown is taking its toll. >> the biggest toll, of course, is on the 800,000 federal e workerher forced to stay home from work or forced to work without a

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arou think back to that storm system.out our weather calendar, january 2016 -- >> this is an actual calendar. >> yes. we had the blizzard before that, twos before that we had under an inch of snow. i know you remember this, pat, it took you a while to get home. >> that was karmageddon, wasn'tt ? >> yes. >> 1 inch o snow was what it took to paralyze the entire region. s the timing with this going to be similar in the sense we're dealing with rain and snow in spots throughout the day. but as the sun sets tomorrow around 5:30 that's when temperatures area wide fall .low freezi so if it's been raining and changes to snow, thetolution ca stay on the road. so heads up for your evening commute tomorrow, if you can lee work earlier, work from home, that might be the play. i can see after school activities getting cancelled to rrow. rain and snow throughout the day changing to all snow in the latn afn, early evening hours. some minor accumulationut if you remember it doesn't take much. only talking about 1 to3 inches. bitterly col

we saw faster freight turn arou around this process was pioneered by the late hunter hairson years ago and he brought it to csx before he passed away. as part of their embrace of precision railroading, and boy, i think it's going to change them a lot, the stock market expected great things. hey, you know, this stock went up more than ten points on the news put it all together, and the rails paint a picture that's consistent with what we're seeing from the rest of the economy. they have a deceleration month to month in the fourth quarter, fear of higher tariffs on chinese goods causing many orders to be full forward. at the same time union pacific and southern developed fantastic profits. i sure home jerome powell is looking at these numbers because they suggest that we really don't need a rate hike here. to the extent the rails had a strong fourth quarter, much of it came from the desire to beat the scheduled increase in tariffs, not from an acceleration in our economy. when powell holds his press conference on wednesday, i sure hope he continues to hold off on any talk about the need

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. >> he should have thought of that before he, you know, you know, mulgded aroudmuddled arou russianssk you, joyce, i haven't heard any of the democrats on the committees investigating the trump campaign's ties to russia potentially say anything about rushing to any sort of political process. i have heard adam schiff and eric swalwell and everyone on the investigative committees talk like you talk, like prosecutors pursuing a fact pattern. are you hearing anything from the committees with sort of the authority and responsibility of investigating whether or not crimes took place, speaking in any way that gives you pause as a former prosecutor? >> no. in fact, just to the contrary. everything that i hear is very reassuring. there's a measured tone coming from the democratic party. it says, let's wait and see what mueller has. let's wait until we know what all of the evidence is. we can complete our investigation, because many parts of it were cut off by the republicans. so we need to go back and hear from witnesses and ask, for instance, donald trump jr., were you calling your dad in th

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so angie will be stishging arou sticking around afterwards if they want to chat and we want to thank everyone for participating. next i'd like to welcome adam powell with the emergency response initiative at the university. >> thank you, maggie. and welcome to a re-election cybersecurity and end of cyber week for i'd like to thank our partners at the association and the wilson center for hosting this event. for the past few years usc has been engaged in cybersecurity initiative involving the schools of communication, engineering, business, public policy and law. because it is not just a single discipline facing the challenge. in working with the national governor's association it has been a wonderful experience because with nga we are reinforcing every day the notion that one size are says does not fit all and there are 54 jurisdictions and every which is different and the states are truly the laboratories of democracy and so what we will hear today from these three states is how they are inventing on the ground solutions outside of washington, new york and los angeles which really p