the fac fac the president throwing throughout. some of them were true, some of emd to have no basis. one thing he honed in on are crimes by immigrants in this country. >> how much more american blood must we shed before congress does its job, pass a bill that ends this crisis. >> the symbol of america should be the statue of liberty, not a 30-foot wall. so our suggestion is a simple one. mr. president, reopen the government and we can work to resolve our differences over border security, but end this shutdown now. >> reporter: their next opportunity to do that will be at the white house this afternoon, the third sit-down between democrats and republicans and president trump. phillip? >> all right. see if they can make any headway. tracie potts leading us off on this wednesday. thank you. >>> as the fight over the wall rages on in d.c., furloughed federal workers along the southern border are feeling the pain of the partialdsf employee families launched gofundme as the days tick by without a deal. gabe gutierrez is in el paso, texa

it isg fac potential damages from wildfires in california. this move comes despite a cal r fireort last week clearing pg&e of responsibility for starting the tubbs fire in 2017. it was the most destructive until the camp fire. pg&e issued the following statement, saying, in part, the families impacted by the camp fire are our customers, our neighbors and our friends.o and our heartst to those who have lost so much. we understand and recognize the serious concerns raised by customers and wildfire victims. and we acknowledge, that while we have made progress,ve more work to do. 86 people were killed e the camp fst year. back to you. >>> still ahead, could aches and pains be fixed by getting a good night's ee >>> and stranded on a ski ft. the unfortunate group o skiers that had to leave the lift before they got to the top of the mountain. >>> tharctic air isoing through pittsburgh, p.a. it will be here by the time you get out of school and work in evening. could cause icyroblems forhe ride home. we'll show you how much snow to expect and when. >

required here, given how big the stakes a apparently during the hearing, the president is bristling at the fact he's so glowing about bob mueller. again,e was mueller's boss when he was leading the criminal justice deptment. w he didn't know these two men didn't know each other is mystifying. he did not like the optics of the um yinks. >> the thing about barr's testimony and what he was is that we know a lot of what donald trump wants in an attorney general. he wants someone who's loyal to him more than anying else. puts his priorities first, is sort of a personal lawyer to pm. if you're thesident and that's your view and you saw barr testifying, you have to say where's the guy from theth memo i was sold on? bill barr came across as a man of justice. spent all this time in the justice department. says i'm d going too the right thing. the president had to say that's not what i wanted. robert: but he signaled in the memo to the "new york times," ll barr that he in recent years had some conservative views, trump-friendly julls. -- views. >> a very paper statement heus gave t about how uranium one

in aoo fac post this evening, ocean city officials say emergency teams are monitoring the situation but have not seen any effectsrothe quake. >>> 15 days into the new year and d.c. is already dealing with its 12th homicide. the lates happened during the middle of the day today. un and ulled out a opened fire in northwest. tonight, news 4's shomari stone wi the manhu to find the killer and what detectives are relying on to track him down. >> reporter: tonight, police continue to look for the suspected shooter in this case. hese shots rang out in broad daylight. people telling me they heard several shots fired. crime scenetape, homicide detectives, forensics, a polore departmentng another shooting in the district. >> we need the public's help on this on f >> reportest district commander morgan kaine told me a man fired several shots at 22-year-old devon williams. near these parked cards an m stre northwest and north capitol around 3:00 this evening. a nearby officer heard the shots, drovehe to scene, finding williams laying in the street. he was not breathing. medics drove him to a hospit

. >> reporter: powell shared what happened onoo this fac page. "thanks, anthony. you touched my soul and reminded me about what this country is all about and why it is so great. let's stop screaming at each other. let's just take care of each other. you made my day." >> how does it make you feel to hear that? >> ian you feel great, but it sort of made my day, too. >> reporter: the special day has a coincidencealth moment. y and powell were heading to doctors appointments at the same place. walter reed national military medical center. >> in fact, he wasar two behind me as we went through the gate. >> reporter: anthony says he others. inue to serve >> a lot of things are about just giving of yourself, trying ks out. other f i mean, life is short. >> reporter: he is such a great guy. now, anthony maggert says retired general colin powell offered h money after he changed the tire but anthony would not accept it. he says heust enjoys helping people. shomari stone, news 4. >> is that incredible or what? >> what a great story. but geral powell, if you get another flat t

and in the house, there will b ditional votes to reopen the government this week as federal workers fac their first missed paycheck on friday. but right now, the ball is in the president's court. i'm ylan mui in washington. >>> leading the dow higher today was boeing. the stock was up mor than3.5% despite reporting slightly fewer deliveries than expected i 2018. boeing also said that the backlog of orders has actually grown. as phil lebeau reports, that's welcome news for shareholders. >> reporter: for all the concerns on wall street that airplanecommercial business may be flying into a rough patch, 2018 orders and deliveries paint a different picture. while boeing fell justf short its guidance for deliveries last year, the compa still s a record, turning over 806 planes customers. the increase due in large part to the company's most popular model, t 737. last year boeing raised production of that plane to 52 a month, and it's scheduled to hit 57 a month this year. even more important for investors, boeing'soo order grew by almost 900 planes year. despite concerns the president's trade

fac if you're a child with your parents and you have to wait at the bus stop, make sure that you're properly covered because it is very cold. back to you, jim andre . >> i think since you started two minutes ago, that hot chocolate is now a fudgesicle. shomari, thanks so much. >> yeah, it's pointless. thanks. >> we're working for you to make sure you and your loved where you need to be safely tomorrow morning. wakep th "news 4 today"or stm team 4 and first 4 traffic will get you up to date on the temperatures and the slick spots on the roads. >>> we have some breaking news out o charles county. a horrific crash involving five people, including two children. take look chopper 4 over the scene on charles street and rollins court in where two cars slammed into one another. scattered debris all over the place. investigators aren't saying what caused the collision or how the victims are doing tonight. charles street hasin re-opened. >>> breaking news in prince george's county. ave been shot to death near an apartment complex on 57th avenue. news 4's jackie bensen is at the scene. >> reporter: thi

. >> being fac factually correct s important. >> what do you think about being morally correct is better than getting your facts right? it's about having the right facts. >> i see what she's trying to do. she's trying to move a way from her mistakes and minimize them a bit. can you minimize big inaccuracies not just from her. i think it would be been better to own up to the inaccuracies more. she did this more on twitter. i heard a sense of sarcasm as well. if she's trying to push this progressive agenda something her own party shies a way from. some of the democrats in the house and senate then you really need to make sure your facts are sound. if you want people to believe what you are trying to, again, push forward then you have to have a very bullet proof set of armor on you. that comes with sound facts. >> one thing i would have to say it's not the $21 trillion thing in the military. ocasio-cortez spoke about defending ice. she voted to defend ice as part of a big appropriation. i question if she was aware of that. it's not a matter of sometimes being honest and correct but a matter

. >> reporter: a friendly and familiar fac in alexandria, making the allegations against him all the moreg disturbin for his close friends. e fairfax police arrested muaz rauf. a young teen noticed c aera inside the forever 21 fitting room. police say that someone was mumtaz rauf. late thursday, the detectives released disturbing new num r upping the number of victims to more than 60. many mothers and their young ht das. the news was shocki. he likes rauf works in the hospitality they're both bar tenders and he's known rauf for more than 20 years. how do you reconcile this? massivealling this a case. >> it is a massive case is that it is hard to take. people aresking me and i just, every one of my friends are asking. what a t you goingdo? you were pretty close to that guy. i just tell them, i'm pretty much lost in thought right now. speechless. you think you know someone and all of a sudden, boom, something like the gets dropped. never in my life would iave thought it would document is. >> reporter: mitch talks about it. also ahead, police explain what should you do the next time you

i think the president is doing exactly the right thing walking away from the table, bye-bye is the facct correct response to what -- the ai arrogance and the insolence and ignorance of the situation. >> if they don't want to deal, don't let them in the room again. don't let them see the situation room or get a pass to come into the white house. in 1986 ronald reagan gave amnesty and the promise was later we would do the security. later is still coming. i would remind the president of that. i would remind the president when george bush broke his tax pledge he lost 27% of the republican vote in the next election. lou: and this isn't just about the base. this is every american now. this president is trying to assure national security, assure the safety of americans. and for the democrats to even suggest, and their leaders to imply that there is no crisis, or to state outright that there's no crisis on the border is just ignorant beyond belief. and if they didn't have the crazed left wing national media in a closed feedback loop to support them, they would be -- they would be thrown out of

. >> he will fac the italian andre tomorrow. >> he's no joke. >> no, that was a huge win.oo und and round. the former alabama starting quarterback transferring to be the newest qb. hurts who was 26 and 2 as alabama's starting tuarterback wo sec championships, ionship tional cha apeerns there was benched to start the season. hurts is a graduate and can play right away. many aop hg the coach could lure him to college park, but hurts heading to oklahoma where he's hoping to follow in the footsteps of the last two heisman trophy winners, baker mayfield and kyler murray. >>> over at the children's national today jonathan allen working on some arts and crafts giving back for his birthday. allen teaming up with the joy foundation for a day of joy. the group also presenting a grantrt for $30,000 to suppo the hospital's needs. one of the cool parts, aal spe delivery hospital gown. you see a star wars theme. as for allen, his favorite part. >> the k are always the best part. this isn't done this.ime i've so whenever you get to meet the kid they're so animated and fun. being a local

that 29 degrees is feeling more like 19rhen you fac in the wind. here's a quick peek of the ten-day forecast. i'm going to talk more about the weekend and those windchills that w you'll be dealih tom 5 ming up in about 1minutes. >>> let's get to the michael cohen stunner. president trump's former personal attornend fixer postponing his congressional testimony andccusing the president of making his family feel threatened. >> elijah cummings and other top democrats say they're going to get cohen's testimony one way or another. >> this morning, pulling the plug. the president's former fixer, michael cohen, says he won't testify before the house overtight committee as officially planned next month due to ongoing threats against his family from mr. cohen's appearance will be postponed to a later date. thises a t where mr. cohen has to put his family and their safety first. the president's response -- >> i would say he's been threatened by the truth, only been threah.ned by the tr >> a source close to cohen says he's particularly concerned about the safe

on the statement program as we highlight and seek to solve some of the national security challenges facthat face the coy and the army. unless your head has been under a basket or our challenges with plenty. we also think of national security in terms of external threats closing the gaps but that isn't what i'm here to focus on tonight. i want to focus tonight on some of those national security risks that come from within. sometimes i think they get overlooked or they are given short thrift. one of those ar rvs ability to recruit and retain a smart, fit professional or volunteer army. that's not only legal but representative of the american population. having a healthy, fit, educated and professional force is no less strategic asset to them the ability to produce high-grade american steel or have access to rare earth minerals but before thabeforethat's topic until youy one of the top five things that trade-off is doing for the army to and maybe those will provide some spark of discussion in q-and-a. the first priority is going to focus the rest of my remarks on the topic in just a minute

. >>> alec baldwin is heade fac a and harassment charges after a dispute over a parking space. the 60-year-old actor is accused of punching a man back in november. baldwin denies hitting anyone. his lawyer says baldwin will be vindicated by iro al video evidence. they started arguing and pushing each other after a man parked in a spot that baldwin says a family member was holding for him. >>> new details on a scare over one of the country's busiest airports. flights were disrupted at newark airport in new jersey after pilots say a drone came dangerously close to their plane. david kerley has the details. >> in our first look, new questions after the droep scare wreaked havoc at newark airport. two different crews spotting the drone close teterboro airport in new jersey. that is right on the path. the drone violating two laws. eight times higher than the 400-foot maximum for flight. and too close to an airport, breaking the regulation to stay five miles away. officials put a hold on arriving aircraft while other planes were diverted or held at their point approximate of departur

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enforcement official telling wnbc's investigative reporter jonathan dietz a guy walked sboots eed into the fac shots, and took his ex-girlfriend and another person hostage. right now, we can tell you, it does not appear as if anyone has been hurt. again, this is an ongoing situation in logan township, new jersey. police on the scene there. we will, of course, continue to keep a very close eye on that situation. >>> also, blame game. president trump and lawmakers busy blaming each other for the shutdown. now, the longest in american history. a key republican says it may be time to make a deal. what's it going to take? >>> 2020 continues. president trump mocking senator elizabeth warren in a series of tweets. are we getting a preview of the 2020 presidential matchup? >>> and teachers strike. educators in this country's second largest school district are los angeles right now. steve patterson is on the ground following developments. steve? >> reporter: craig, we're talking about more than 30,000 educators, teachers, nurses, counselors, in a district that represents more than 600,000 students. we'

she said in the fac 37 indictments the president continued actions to undermine the special counsel investigation, raise the questions what does putin on the president politically, personally or financially. she asked that question somewhat rhetorically. there's some democrats that are anxious to begin an impeachment inquiry today. what point do you think it's appropriate? it's not appropriate right now. we do have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out of contro executive branch we take that responsibility seriously, however, we are not going to overinvestigate, we're not going to overpoliticize, we'r not going tooverreach as it relates to that sledge constitutional responsibility. what we ar d going to is make sure we focus on the issues of importance to the american people. that's why elijah cummings is having a hearing thiseek on how we can lower the prescription costs. thathere ritchie niels is having a hearing on protesting people with preexisting conditions. >> congressman cummings is also starting an oversight investigation on security clearances that se

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they need to be in a fac city where th receive around- the-clock care. whoever was behind the closing of the mental health hospitals, that they thout that was a good idea, i challenge them on that. they werconcerned at the time that the mentally ill were being warehoused, in these hospitals. well i got news for everybody. the mentally ill are now being warehoused in county jails across this country. my name is trey oliver, and this is my brief but spectacular take on life here at metro jail in mobilelabama. >> we thank you for that perspective. >> woodruff: tonight's brief but spectacular was produced in collaboration with jasonhn n, a reporter for lagniappe, a weekly paper in mobile, alabama. you can find a special episode with johnson on our website at pbs.org/newshour/brief. ourpdate before we go o lead story, the stalemate over the government shutdown. aftecancelling the congressional delegation scheduled to head to afghanistan today, president trump canceled his own team's travel plans as well. the white house announced that his cabinet and staff ld

president trump is fac hg reports thtold his former lawyer, michael cohen, to lie to congress.zfeed news says that it involved negotiations to site a trump hotel in moscow. presidential lawyer rudy giuliani flatly denied it today, but house democrats vowed they will investigate. we will take a longer look, right after the news summary. amid news of thehutdown and investigations, the white house has announced plans for a second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. it came after a north korean envoy visited the white house today. i the summset for late february, but there is no official word on a location. we will have a report from foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin later in the program. the united nations' human rights office is demanding that azimbabwe's government en violent crackdown on fuel hike protesters. u.n. officials say security forces are using fear and intimidation, and conducting door-to-door searches at night. more than 600 people were arrested this week alone. the government has also ordered a total internet blackout.ol in bogota,bia, the death t

it isn't amnest frankly, it is a really important step forward, but again, i come back to theat fac speakeri has said she will be a champion of the dreamers. so when she's willing to play games, when she's willing to pull political stunts, but she's not actually willing to come up with solutions, that makes it very difficult to come to an agreinent here. >>ng a permanent solution for the dreamers with a path to citizenship, any form of that, when does that become amnesty in your mind? >> well, look, swrooel we'll hae what happens. the government open. we have to focus on what comes next. >> buts what i described not -- you don't think that's amnesty. >> what the president has put forward is not amnesty. what the presint has dones say, absolutely, our first and most important obligation is to secure the border. and the fact that the democrats are talking about let's have enborders, let's apolibolish i.c.e., they say they're for border security on seome level, to they're not willing provide $1 for for it. it's a purely partisan game. >> let me move to some foreign policy issues. here was the

arbiter of fact and he's not only trying to disqualify the press as ap independent ash torbiter of facs trying to disqualify other institutions as well, including the courts, including law enforcement, including intelligence agencies, including even scientists so that he alone is viewed as the only source of the truth. now, our system in this country -- i don't have to tell you this because you're part of it -- is that through a lot of individuals and a lot of institutions searching for the truth we will get as close as we possibly can. i think we need to call things as we find them and sometimes that's going to anger people on one side of the political spectrum and at other times it's going to anger people on the other side of the political spectrum. we have to be true to ourselves and honest with ourselves and that's what we strive to do. >> as we discussed before, the press is an institution, but we are not a monolith. the media are it evidently plural. still, and at the risk of sweeping generalization, we have sort of institutional ticks and among those ticks is to overreact to outr

>>im fac david dunlop. >> reporter:his morni a sour note for apple.emporarily disabling its group facetime app after users discovered troubling bug to allow iphone users tote secretly l in on the people they're calling without the recipient actually receiving the call. the reports weren't viral overnight raising serioy priv concerns. launched in october of 2018, the group facetime feature allows up to 32 peoplearocipate in a single audio or video call, but experts say the malfunction is easy to execute. all an iphone user has to do is call someone using fatime, tap the add person function and then their own phone number. before the recipient has a reject thcept or call. >> say something. >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: audio from the ph recipient'e streams to the caller. >> this is so weird. >> this is not okay. >> reporter: according to various reports, if the s recipient hit the phone's volume down or power buttons thinking the call has been declined, anotherurious bug kips in, the audio kic out but the caller can suddenly monitor that person's

from lighthizer or others in his administration >> and terry, quickly, we haven't even mention ed the fact the president openly bragged about having brought oil prices down with a phone call to middle eastern oil producers i guess we're kind of used to this notion there. but there was a time when we would have raised eyebrows at that kind of claim >> every president wants to take personal credit for everything good that happens in the economy. and want to blame other people for the down turns and so that is really never changed. but according to your own chart, the markets have gone up by roughly a quarter on net since the president was elected. they keep -- they and he and his aides keep referencing that as a astone fa touch stone as to why he won't change his policies and i take that to the bank >> all right, guys, thanks >>> we have less than 20 minutes left to the bell the dow now down about 116, half a percent or so. the s&p 500 down a bit better. nasdaq just below the flat line. after a down year and a near bear market, what should i believe investors expect for 2019 we'll take a st

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. >> the president not so long ago for her to a woman as horse fac face. >> i think a lot of them didion that we took in our house, it is our responsibility. when we were in the majority, we laid out a resolution and we took it beyond the freshman that we can act in a basis and respect for one another and not use that. this is the first time of where they're going through, they have an opportunity, let's see what action is new speaker will take and see what action when these freshmen go away because the first boat they just made was to leave and leave government shutdown instead of stay into your job. that's important, thank you very much. the one that was red-hot, 21 hours into this new government. the shutdown, the impeachment, the civility and watching washington, d.c. and they will head to the white house for another meeting two and three days now on the border battle. >> sandra: kevin mccarthy, a lot of passion on a lot of energy there as they walk into that meeting. talking about the differences with this new congress. expect to hear a lot more from that coming up, that meeting

to wear an improper expression on your fac was itself punishable offense.n newspeak face crime. >> good to see you guys. ed: you read 1984 in school and think this could never happen in america and look at what's happening in the last week. it's pretty scary. >> we often talk about how if we don't change things the dystopian nightmare, dystopian future it will eventually get here. no, no, no. it's here. we are actually living in it. a kid has a smirk on his face while he has an adult, a grown up of 64 years of age banging a drum six inches from his face and we blame the kid for not having the right disposition, the right look. it is here and we are in it and it has to do with the fact that standards, morals, decency, that's all gone out the window when you have a rage society that so hates donald trump, that so hates the political right that it's okay to demonize and destroy anything that might be connected with it. ainsley: tony, is there any truth to this so when you watch the video i know the native american we saw comes up to the child's face. but shoul