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what is the last country we hav occupied and have taken over fo our own purposes? kind of ridiculous. that is straight out of some thursday night seminar at harvard. >> one of the greatest lines wa calling w general colin powell went to a world war ii victory celebration and pointed out the only land we had asked for was the cemeteries in which our young men and women were buried who had liberated europe from germany. it is true that we have a worldwide reach. it's also true that thomas jefferson spoke about being an empirere of liberty. he meant we want to be the beacon that people come to because most people want to liv with freedom. most people don't want to live in tyranny tand most people in the long run we want to have governed themselves on their terms. >> i want to move on to overly troubling development r speakin of anti- constitutional norms and trends. this is judicial resistance. it looks a lot like political activism. and obama appointee said tuesda morning that the administration proposal to reintroduce citizen question of the 20/20 census is unlawful

i became with preordained for now is tha in this is what the american voter has been going through fo decades. every couple of years ago to th polls thinking we will control the new narrative. where going to change things. now we are going to get the ending that we want. in 2016, donald trump ran on a couple of key issues. reviving thee economy, reading imbalances.ce it will build a wall. like those fevers, people made their choice. in this case, trump because he was a change agent who was goin to finally give them border security and a wall. due to establishment republican and democrats people didn't get the endingpl they expected. so they went to the polls again in the midterms republicans hel the senatete, the democrats pic up 40 seats in the house. mostly to be a check on trump. voters didn't reject their they just wantedir some checks and balances innc place. now we find ourselves in the midst of a government shutdown. >> we've been working hard, the wall is live got a lot of miles of wall are ready so were not just are not fresh, but we have large numbers of miles that we have t

arhiton fo this in a matter of hours. if the democrats will come to the table and start negotiating in good faith. and the american people also deserve to know on the very first day of this partial government shutdown, the president sent me to capitol hill to make a good faith offer that would have avoided the shutdown altogether. now we're three weeks in. tonight, the american people -- the president will take his case

and that didn't allow me to achieve whatat i was aiming fo.eporter: after spending two years in a refugee shelter, abdullahi applied voluntarily to return to his family in somaliland. the swiss authorities even paid for his flight back. but he still has debts. it cost him $10,000 to get to europe. he's now slowly paying that money back. nuurdin: i wasn't even able to provide for myself in europe. i had nothing. my wife would often call me and ask me to send her money. i was hehelpless in switzerlan, and she was helpless here. reporter: step by step, abdullahi now hopes to rebuild his life, here in somaliland. in spite of everything, he says he's happier than ever before, back with his wife and children. former migrants are now opening businesses everywhere back in somaliland. teahouse owner ifrah abdi artan is visiting a friend who used to live in canada. she's opened a beauty salon. the women give each other business tips and tackle problems together. ifrah: our country needs everything. so whatever kind of business you can open, you can succ

fiosecutors are calling for the death penalty fo of the accused. mr. khashoggi, a u.s. critic of the saudi government, three months ago in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul. saudi arabia says mr. khashoggi was killed in a rogue operation. pau' whelas lawyer has filed an appeal in court against his detention wiout bail, say it is an unwarranted and excessive measure. he is an american citizen who was rested in moscow last week and charged with espionage. his family says he is innocent and was in russia only for a friends wedding. the search is continuing off the coast of the netherlands and germany for shipping containers that fell off about in rough seas. flat screen tv's, car parts, and furniture have washed up on the dutch sure. among materials lost at sea were three containers containing toxic substances. you are watching "bbicworld news am." still to come on tonight's program, china does where no country has gone before, the far we will have the latest on what they have found. rth korea's ambassador to italy, jo song-gil, has he and his wife are reported to seek a

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the demonstrators chanted "freedom, peace, and justice" as rcthey battled security fo. the protests started weeks ago over poor economic conditions, and authorities have since resorted to using curfews, tear gas, stun guns, and l ammunition to break up the demonstrations. at least 40 people have reportedly beeprkilled in the ests. the u.s. military confirmed today that an air strike in yemen on j al-badawi.led jamal he was an al-qaeda operative accused of involvement in that ck on the u.s.s. cole that killed 17 sailors in october of 2000. he was indicted by a u.s. grand hajury in 2003 anded with 50 counts, including murder of u.s. military personnel. on tomorrow's news hour the latee on the .cntinuing stalemate in washingtonand our series inside yemen continues with ato visihe oldest orphanage in the middle east. that is it for this week's newshour weekend, i'm harink sreenivasan, tou for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour w is made possible by: tz bernard and irene schw sue a

there is a crisis at the border so severe that it justifies taking 800,000 people hostage as leverage fo fa $5.6 billion downpayment, only a downpayment for his vanity wall. let me be clear. the only crisis is the one donald trump manufactured and the only wall that is real is the one that is closing in on him. the weekend before donald trump shut down the government, i joined several of my colleagues on a visit to texas where i saw the real crisis at the border. the humanitarian catastrophe created by donald trump's disastrous immigration policy. at detention facilities in dilly and kearns, facilities that a top official from immigration and customs enforcement, i.c.e., callously and dismissively described as summer camps. i saw families locked away, some for months at a time without proper access to legal, medical, or mental health care. many of these families have access to legal services only out of the generosity, ingenuity, and hard work of volunteers and overstretched nonprofits. i also visited the massive detention camp for unaccompanied children at torneo. it started as a tempor

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i hopeov the right people appro it i hope and a couple of days there on the way out looking fo otherjobs. my me tell you a story because it's a contrast between this story and the rest of the unabomber that happened this morning that put some on what i'm trying to tell you here. on april 3rd 1996, we had to fbi agents and national park forest service agent walk a mil off of a road in the mountains of montana, approach bed a ten by 12 wooden cabin and knocked on the door. no one was around them. they were there to take out of that cabin the most wanted terrorist of the time in america . so that's what they went to do. they were told when they did that because it was part of our plan and part of the and certainly the brother, to do everything he could to get him out of that cabin safely. they use the and they had the national for service officer knocked on the door. the fbi agent who put this case together or this arrest plan, stepped back and there was a short conversation. then he started to go back into the cabin to get his coat, he thought these two men were fbi agents because of w

call today and pay just $49.95 a month fa fo, reliable internet. comcast business.d fast. >>> welcome back it's 5:39. changes to protect students in the classrooms. new law requires tougher background checks when hiring new>>teachers. t's the result of a news 4 iteam investigation. scott mack farland has nre. >> laws passed by d.c. council makes many changes, including aor new requirement d.c. schools. they have to do better background checks before hiring teachers. checking with all prior employers over the past 20 years. also requires them to tell future employers if a former teacher in d.c. engaged in sexual misconduct. this comes on the heels of a news 4 iteam investigation showed region wide several teachers have slipped through the cracks, admitting or being accused of engaging in sex misconduct but finding new teaching jobs in other local schocl districts. ing a prominent case in d.c. where a charter ishoolteacher ended up in for sex misconduct with a former student. the changes ordered . council and approved by the syor's office. >> we want to mae that adult

fo sunday afternoon 6 in burlington, 37 in boston, 20 in columbus.onday morning it's going to be 6 below in columbus, 1 in pittsb, 6 in new york city, minus 10 in new york city. those e windchills. to 40-degre tempere drop in 12 hours. whatev i onhe ground, what precip, that is going to flash freeze on monday mornin ind the commute not going to pretty. that's what's going on around the country. here's >>> that sunday night into mond time frame will be an ugly stret of weather here as well. today we have a winter weather adviso, s near cincin, ohio are coming inio our dire likely to move in late in the afternoon and into the eve hours. could a couple of slushy inch of snow, especially north and west of the city. northe montgomy county, loudoucoun, toward martin all won't b at much, but enough to slush up the roads a bit late this eveng into the overnight hours tonigh >> you can catch more of "today" on serm channel 108. "today confidential, the brinol and mr. maze. > a blast from the past. somethg is about to return that we've all been waiting for. is

ever for the dow. ( will ) and as we turn the calendar to 2019 we want to take a look back at some fo the biggest headlines from 2018. kristen holmes takes a look back at the year in politics. year two of the donald trump administration dominating the political headlines. as the businessman-turned-president put his stamp on the economy in 2018. pres donald trump/july 27: "we are the economic envy of the entire world"strong job numbers and a boost in wages and g-d-p.also, aggressvie trade policies featuring the threat - and implimentation - of tariffs. the president negotiating new trade deals with canada, mexico, and china... but some analysts fear the bubble may burst in 2019.natskey domestic issues taking center stage: after the horrific parkland, florida shooting - optimism for bipartisan action... sen. john cornyn/-r- texas: "if we can get 60 votes for it mr. president, i'm all for it,"... soon faded.and perhaps the most heated showdown on capitol hill of 2018 - the battle over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.an emotional confirmation hearing, which saw accusations of sexual

tax rates down and it's not just republican thinking this iss it's not j where it's been for 60 years fos the gross national product for the amount of the economy coming into the federal government so i hope the talk of such taxation is the talk of a few roguend not members and not representative of things to come. us i would like to think that thero could be i' work together in a bipartisaniry way. t refo i am in the camp that tax reform and tax cuts represent importan. revisions to the last tax law bf also understand no major piece of eegislation is entirelyano the perfect end to the and to the ii extent there is legitimate interest in improving tax laws as the chairman of the finance committee i am going to be all mofication ears when it comes to making modifications to the tax reforma the first order of businesss shl should bed b focused on examiniw how the law affects individuals, and families and businesses in the state's and when necessary, we should work together to take action and ensure the law is fulfilling its potential. ould a key part of this discussion should be enacting te

off the coast of the channel waters off the coast of “we . anne. but waters off the coast of th—eh—fo but there have been no a number of rescue teams sightings. a number of rescue teams have been working today at hopes of finding the men are fading. the aircraft was piloted by dave ibbotson from north lincolnshire. this is the plan that emiliano sala was travelling in. it is registered in the us but is thought to have british owners. it was filmed by the bbc in 2015 as part of a report about light aircraft. on monday evening, it was carrying the argentinian striker from france to cardiff, he was about to join his new cloud. the 28 you are a voice message to friends from on board, in which he spoke of safety concerns. —— the 28—year—old recorded a voice message. at home in argentina, his family are desperately waiting for news. translation: the hours go by and it makes me think of the worst. ijust wa nt makes me think of the worst. ijust want them to find him. the last thing they said is that the communication ended when they cross the channel. emiliano sala signed a £15 million deal t

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ever for the dow. ( will ) and as we turn the calendar to 2019 we want to take a look back at some fo the biggest headlines from 2018. kristen holmes takes a look back at the year in politics. year two of the donald trump administration dominating the political headlines. as the businessman-turned-president put his stamp on the economy in 2018. pres donald trump/july 27: "we are the economic envy of the entire world"strong job numbers and a boost in wages and g-d-p.also, aggressvie trade policies featuring the threat - and implimentation - of tariffs. the president negotiating new trade deals with canada, mexico, and china... but some analysts fear the bubble may burst in 2019.natskey domestic issues taking center stage: after the horrific parkland, florida shooting - optimism for bipartisan action... sen. john cornyn/-r- texas: "if we can get 60 votes for it mr. president, i'm all for it,"... soon faded.and perhaps the most heated showdown on capitol hill of 2018 - the battle over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.an emotional confirmation hearing, which saw accusations of sexual

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(catherine) in national exploratory committee for a fo potential 2020 campaign. she first made the announcement on this youtube video sent to her supporters. as washington correspondent morgan wright reports... warren is the first major democrat to make an official move toward a white house run. we are going to turn washington back to the people on the last day of 2018...in this video released on her website and emailed to supporters... massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren took a step toward running for president in 2020... i'm launching an exploratory committee for president... an exploratory committee can raise and spend money on polls, travel, and the like...to see if there's interest in a full-fledged presidential campaign.warren is part of a crowded field of democrats who have signaled they may challenge president trump - including senators corey booker of new jersey, kamala harris of california, kirsten gillibrand of new york, and sherrod brown of ohio... we're thinking about it - but in large part because i don't think anybody has been really

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"their no vote" as for the players who are headed to cooperstown...fo rmer yankees close mariano rivera became the first player unanimously elected. he'll be joined by the late roy halladay, designated hitter edgar martinez, and pitcher mike mussina. down under serena williams trying to hold off karolina pliskova in the quarterfinals of the australian open third set, fourth match-point for serena, but pliskova fights her off again. williams' return goes into the net tying the set at five apiece. now match-point for pliskova, serena's shot again goes into the net. she dropped the final six-games of the match after turning her ankle, and pliskova moves on to the semifinals. <> (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) the late show with stephen colbert is next. good night. for the first time since the george h-w bush administration the sharks have allowed six-goals see on page four that... [message notification] projections need to be... [message notification] earthquake? next thursday? seriously? thursday? can't do that. uh-uh. this is really inconvenient. i have yoga that day. i have

that's a five-day fo of a snowy one over the weekend. >> i know. that snow is coming. >>> right w, chopper 4 over this crash. we have one vehicle crushed in the middle of roadway. think the driver is standing outside. and a bus that was involved. nobody onboard the bus. looks like piney branch road, each direction, we have slowdowns east of university because of that crasin r loop and outer loop of the beltway, no problems. everything looks nice and clear. vehicle fire reported not seeing ch. just a tiny slowdown. northbound 395, have a new problem with a crash. ice on the roadway, as well. 66, 95, no major issues. top of the belty, a tiny bit slow between 95 and 270. listen to wtop when you hop in your car. 1 of ill ahead, if you're the 800,000 federal workers you're no aycheck, doubt figuring out how to pay the bills. >> the steps you should take to help.an >>later on "ellen," timothee chalamet stops by to talk "beautiful boy" and working with steve carell. "ellen" at 3:00 and stick around for news 4 at 4:00. we'll be right back. hey! havertys is

taxi drivers say a new regulation will make the situation go from bad fo worse. drivers took their taxis to city hall today to protest. and and tell us they want the mayor to hear what they have to say. >> since some san francisco taxi drivers tell us they have seen income drop from a fifth to a third. now a new regulation here in the city is going to be severely restricting them. from actually making pickups of passengers at the airport. >> dozens of taxi circled city hall to protest the regulation. essentially barring hundreds from picking up passengers at san francis san francisco international. the agency is giving preference to taxi drivers that bought medallions from the city for $250,000. >> we are all losing our income. and this is the only way we can come here and plead with you. >> taxi driver says he can't survive without a few airport fares. which could be $40 or more. >> every hour. i pick one for $10. i make it $10 an hour. that is i have the same expense. i have to pay over $9,000 just on insurance. >> the drivers brought a letter addressed to the

fo time-out the rain for you because i do bel some of the commuting could be on the wet side. erespecially l on this evening but let's talk about traffic. it's dry this morning. >> it's dry right now. i'll give you credit for that. 66 inbound, noroems here. looking okay. southbound has been a tiny slow down right now. a little bit of a delay there. through that area we're not seeing anydelay. >> 95 in maryland. 32 on the beltway. >> thank you. it's 5:02 now. breaking newsc. in this mornin a u-haul smashed through the doors just hours chris lawrence is at the t-mobile store at northeast d.c. with the latest on all of this. chris, what happened? >> yeah, pretty bren and pretty cut and dry. i want to s away and let you take a look. this is wherehe t-haul just plowed through the wall of this t-mobile store. a good thing none of the managers were working late. this could have been worse than it was. you can g seess, metal and everything. now i want to get you to some video. you can see the u-haul. what looks to he happened is one or more people stole this u-haul and just used it as

. >> reporter: when kira and charlesir johnson met in fo 2004, the planned to spend forever toe ther.hey werjoyed when they welcomed their first son, charles. >> he's handsome. >> reporter: their second son soon followedd delivehrough a routine c section after a he will the thi pregnancy. it was apr 12th, 2016. >> hey. on reporter: their celebra quickly turned to concern though when charles noticed blood in kira's catheter. he alerted doctors, but says minutes turneded into hours. >> i'm begging and pleading for them to do>> something. eporter: finally, he says after ten hour us, doctors decided she need ed surgery, bu u it was too late. she hemorrhaged to death. she was 39 years old. >> never imagined that i'd be sitting hereoday and that we would have left the hospital without my wife. >> reporter: about 700 women die each y in the u.s. due tor pregnancy delivery complications and african-american mothers are four times more likely to be b victims than white women. dr. montgomery wright says the causes of racial despairty aren't fully known. >> i think there's level of unconscious a

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police don't knowmo a motive fo the attack. >>> storms creating problems in the west bay. this is and san jose. crews will work on it until repairs are done. scattered showers across the bay today. prrtty good and then things get kind of crazy. >> rainmaking a coming back. rob mayeda with a time line of wacky weather. >> the only weather alert to wrap up the weekend will be surf. watch out for the turn of king tides by next weekend. right now just seeing a few sprinkles out near the coast. things will be changing up beginning this time tomorrow. rain will be returning by tomorrow evening. storm one generally light to moderate rain. breezy conditions. watch what happens. the first of the strongest storms arrives on tuesday. more than an inch to 2 inches possible. the hour by hour timeline on these storms ahead coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. >>> nbcen bay area app is as useful as an tragic in the east bay has a community in mourning. all of the victims are teenagers. that is not far from the walmart super center if you know the area. three of the victims are be

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it is sticking around today, fo. su >> a lot of school districts are cancelling or delaying classes to keep the kids out of the extreme cold. heu can find all of that information on bottom of your screen. it's also on the nbc washington app. we'll check in with chuck for the forecast, including the lief from the cold temperatures. >>> we're keeping track of some news from a hse fire. >> megan pringle is at the scene. what's going on? >> reporter: firefighters left about an hour ago. we're in glen burnie, about 20 minutes south right now, it looks quiet. earlier this morning, a much different scene. smoke was coming from the basement andwh that'e the fire had started. two adults and a 4-year-old child had to be rescued from the house. the 4-year-old is at johns hopkins. 'll keep your hosted on information we get. those three people are init critical con. as far as the other people in the house, three adults and one get outhey were able to on their own. we were told they were on the first floor. they were taken to the

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aa chance fo spotty showers. 99% of our area is not going to see anything. a few could see small sprinkles. that will movf out here, and by 7:00 p.m. done. monday, we are dry as well. tuesday the story changes.r anottorm system moving in. by 5:00, 6:00, the later half of the day, isre when we going to see the rain changing to snow. a wintry mix there before it quickly changes to snow by tuesday night. so both moving in, rain and snow on tuesday. g and that s dropp is what is going to prompt in snow to begin. by wednesday morning, we will see the last of it and it and out of here. from the rain to the snow to the arctic blast, the temp trend this week, tuesday mid-40s. tuesday afternoon 30s and by tuesday night, in the 20s. wednesday in the 20ss wel adnesday and thursday very cold days. going to have the winds playing a good role in the weather. that i going to add that bite to it. making the wind chill in the teens to the single digits. we could see flakes north and west of the disict tomorrow. really unlikely, but that cold so i is moving through, put the c

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. >> this program was made possle by the corporation fo public broadcasting. by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the partial federal government shutdown has now entered its fifth week, with no signs the impasse is any closer to being broken. the senate will vote tomorrow on president trump's proposal t protect some undocumented immigrants in exchange for border wall funding. but democrats are expected to reject it. we'll take a closer look at where things stand, and how the shutdown is impacting the country, later in the program. taliban fighters carried out a brazen attack on a heavily- fortified afghan intelligenceay base tkilling more than 100 people. most of the victims weremi tary personnel. the base, which trains new recruits, is located in wardak province. the attackers detonated a stolea military humveed with explosives. that allowed more militants to infiltrate the com fire inside. british prime minister theresa may today unveiled her "plan b" for leaving the european union. it comes a week after her ori

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