chchina was toto ful assimilate tibet, and is building rail connections between the rest of china and what it calls an autonomous region. it's encouraged chinese to settle there. and all the while, tibetan culture continues to be suppressed. reporter: for years, we weren't alallowed to makake this trip.p. beijing very rarelallows journalilists to travevel overe breathtaking mouountainous terrn to tibet, a a place so dififfet from the rest ofof china. but w? upon aivalal at asa, w we e ghter jetsts lining the runway. tibet is heavily guarded. the litary harare here i moly directesouthwards towards regional rival india. but it also serves as a domestic deteent. to this da many tibens feel beijing does not trust them. we're a group of five journalistwatched aroundhe-clock bgovernment reprpresentatives.s. theieir itinerary for usus iso tight ththat we can neneither e freelyly nor speak t to anyone wawant. nevertheheless, today ye lening m morabout ththcurrent situation inibet than r minders wod'd've lik. and astoundingly, the conversations tend to revolve around the dalai lama, a tab bjec

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and that's largely because three llt of every four digital orders was ful by a store. >> the stores are wonderful asset for us. and thas from a customer standpoint. you know, a lot of the stuff we sell, you need to touch, feel, be able to ask question, see h everything works together. asset for the vendors, they get to showcase the products. asset from a supply chain front. that is growing. >> while virtual stylist and robots and cashierless technology enhance the retail experience, maximizing the utility of stores remains retail's top priority. for "nightly business report,ga courtney r in new york city. >>> one more look at the day on wall street. minor minusday, if that is such thang. down 86 points for the dow. nasdaq down 65. s&p 500 down 13. >>> and that will do it for "nightly businessor r" i'm sue herrera. thank you for joining us. >> i'm bill thgrif have a great evening. see yo >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made posble by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbeli

it's something we need to talk about and ful comprehend. >> it has made me look at them from a differenterspective, like, see what they have to go through sometimes a daily basis. it makes me respect them more and it makes the way that i treat them change. >> iearned that this is a huge issue. the reason we are not hearing about it before is the cousin is not been brought to light like it should be, and this program was good to help do that. >> they take part in a program called coaching boys into men. he uses the trusting relationship between coaches in their team to discuss healthy relationships and violence prevention. >> some of us are learning stuff , it's hearing conversations that they have that i'm not involved with. i have overheard them holding each other accountable. one kid says something that another kid finds disrespectful. i have heard them correct each other. ask at the moment, only the boys are being coached. the girls on the team think their fellow fele students also have a thing or two to learn about respectful behavior. >> it is sad how many girls hate on each other y

weave a ful list of deals on our nbc washington app. just search "shutdown." >>> coming up tomorrow on news 4 today, we're working for you out in the community. news's ma let green stops by a barber shop.i putting on a 24-hr cut-a-thon for furloughed workers.da "news 4 starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> that snowfall we saw for a little while this afternoon was just beautiful. >> it was. it was coming down. >> swirl kg and allds of stuff. >> and not sticking. >> not sticking. a little coating on some othe cars out there. then that went away. we're actually seeing s somew showers continuing across parts of the area. we even had tonight a couplef snow squall warnings. we haven't seen this before. something new from theeather service this year. it tells you we're in for heavy snow showers that will reduce visibility and put down a very quickcoating. we don't have those now, but we could towards northern faulk ear county and collar county seeing some heavier snow there. take a look what's going o around montgomery county coming towards e bethesda area

from buy at goldman sachs, the analyst saying that the retailer is not selling as much merchandise at ful price. last night nordstrom did warn of soft holiday sales. owthe price target $50. that stock fell more than 4.5% to $45.01. >>> ab inbed was downgraded from lnderperform. sales pressure w likely persist which could lead to disappointing earnings. the maker of bud and budfeight 2.5% to $7.50. >>> meanwhile metlife was upgraded to buy from neutral at bank of america merrill lynch. the analyst cited management strategy to address past issues. price target $53. that stock rose in trading to $44.87. >>> still ahead, the parts of theno country where ec concerns are mount >>> homeer bui started the new year in a better mood. according to the nional association of home builders, sentiment rose in january rebounding from a three-year low. the report cites a declinen mortgage rates in recent weeks and solid job growth. tamonthly housings and builder permits will not be released tomorrow due to the partial governmentshutdown. >>> a new survey from the federal reserve shows a declino inmic opti

any challenges need to regigister before ththe ful. five bo is to stay behind bars of the judges of the international criminal court accepted a last minute request by prosecutors to keep him in jail. following a seven year prison term the full my forum leader was acquitted on crimes against humanity charges on tuesday what you to return to the i think because then. but by three to two ruling the appeals judges today agreed with prosecutors that he presented a possible flight risk a might not return to the hague if he was later recalled. nexus bring you an update on the anti government protests in so you don now thohose purcrchased beganan last moh which was bought by the rising cost of bread but have now moved into a white a protest against president ahmad bashir. human rights groups saying at least forty people have been killed since the violence began and over a thousand people arrested.. well todayay police and protesters clalashed duringa funeral for a a demonstrator who was s shot dead. brian quinn has the story. hundreds of demon

i'm amazedau at how ful these people are the middin the of such a tough time. >> reporter:he churcherved this appreciation brunch for furloughed federal workers in two dining rooms. a single mom with two children, she sayhe feels overwhelmed. >> my rent, electric bills, car notes, car insurance, day care, it's just a lot. >> reporter: the government shutdown has not only created bnancial need for some of these furloughed federal workers they say they no longer feel useful and they feel isolated. >> am just mentally and physically drained since this crisis. just ready to get in work and be with my coworkers, to be a team leader, to work with my >> reporter: city of phrase says each tuesday, thursday and sunday they're hanng out to federal employees. >> good for them. next on news 4 att 5:00 toni we're going to shift things up and talk aboutnt valee's day without one of the classics we grew up. >> the candy that's going to be shelves rom the store this year. >>> and we're working with you tonight with that traffic alert. that sinkhole growing even bigger tonight. >>> and we track this stor

. >> you have most people saying that is one of the more useless ful trade deals.t can you do to improve it? you've had talks with the eu for 20 years and nothing has come of it. is your strategy to grow it or start again? >> it began well with the labour party getting into power, then trade began to overlook the ideological question. this held brazil back. we started talks with argentina, currently managing it for the first half of this year. begunicially, we have talks with other countries. we want to modernize it. a country the size of brazil cannot be tied to it for trade. we need to be free to make bilateral agreements. regarding the eu, whatever the agreement, there will be restrictions suggested by france. we have reached an impasse that won't be cleared up quickly. >> there is enthusiasm for your administration because it is pro-business, but you caused problems for business people here, due to the environment, which you have said, and the continuing issue of corruption. on the environment, most business people do not want to be associated with the deforest

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they are hoping to eventually make a ful rovery but they say they will be in pain for the rest of theirly anemotionally. back to you. >> painful to watch that interview darcy.no we c imagine what they must feel like. thank you, darcy. if you'd like to helphe family we have a link to their gofundme page. you can also watch their full interview with darcy. sech oxon hill crash. >>> we are working breaking news in the district a thesre large flames shooting from the rf of a business. this is on the eighth street corridor in northeast. we're told the firehe could be t red rocks restaurant.st we'rl trying to confirm that. d.c. firefighters say it's out now. this video was taken obviously e just a littl earlier. nobody was injured, but it sused quine a s on the busy eightheet corridor during rush hour. still don't know what caused the fire. >>> the time line to fix the ttle hole just got a longer took at the size of this thing now. crews have been excavating the area to find a damaged sewer pipe, they say it could take a week or longer to be fixed. it's at the intersection of 17th and d stree

the emergency vehicles slowly making their way toward this scene and the reason why with all lanes ful traffic, they were having a hard time getting around just down those icy shoulders before old georgetown road. the center screen with the overturned pickup truck. i want to s you something with chopper 4's incredible camera. this will be the delay, seven the back approaching mormon temple. this is pretty much solid delays from i-95 coming through silver spring and i'm hearing right now they may be starting to divert traffic off on to 355. either way, d you'reinitely want to think about using the icc to get through montgomery unty. old georgetown road will be your best entrance to the inner loop at the capit beltway to get you past this whole thing without further delay. but a long morni for drivers headed through silver spring on the outer loop at the citol beltway. melissa? >> that's right. here on 66, inner loop after 66 here this morning and good advice about how to get on and off there, brad. l innep after 66, the express lanes were shut down. reopened. now we still have a big del

japan's whistles fulness being welcomed by everyone whether it's demerits on claims of tensions with his powerful neighbor china which it's still a face infomed an island territory disputes with a whole array of countries. as states attempts to extend their maritime zones as far as possible many international conflicts have a listen. in the south china sea eight countries are fighting photorealism value to one hundred billion dollars. there is no part of the world that is safer than others in other words with fifty three percent of all maritime boundaries within the ease that unresolved we're seeing conflicts raising up to. driven predominantly by resource development for the off shore typically will end up having a coastal frontage area that looks like this and let's say that we have a land boundary we're country a is sitting here and country b. is sitting here back in the seventy's when we were moving from oil and gas exploration on land to the marine area they may have negotiated a provisional boundary that sort. allowed them for country a to issue offshore oil and gas blocks and

they have their full staff, ful budget, so they are not in washington doing the work while saying they're concerned about the people being furloughed. how do you reconcile that with her actions? >> is just disingenuous. he created a crisis on the southern border that never happened in the first place. takeho how did you manufacture ? >> there is no crisis on the southern border. >> are you kidding me? >> the numbers tell a different story. 60,000 people over the last three months, and increase significant increase. >> all security personnel speak to the other border crossings i being more porous than our southern border, so why don't w look at a comprehensive way of dealing with undocumented workersr.r.. >> if walls don't work, where i the democrat calling for taking down the existing wall, then i want to go to. where is the democrat if they don't work, why don't you want to take down the existing wall? >> that's were talking about is a comprehensive approach to immigration. the path to citizenship. not this demagogy that's going on out of the white house. >> avenue to get a quick one fro

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coming backith ful 90 minutes of news including crackdown on animal cruelty cases.hy offenders could end up in serious trouble. serious trouble. >> an update on his surg the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? >>> hi, good morning, it's tuesday january 29th. >> 5:29 in the a.m. thanks for being here this morning. you may notice it's a little wet outside as you get ready for your day. mike, what's going on? >> a little weak disturbance rolling through, bringing us sprinkles to light rain making your commute possibly a little longer, a little more challenging. highway 4, discovery bay to brentwood all the way to hercules, altamont pass, sunol grade getting wet. light rains trying to make it into t

>> brand new t crash on beltway blocking the express 66 and nner loop after some of the main lanes, ful >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. >>> b 15ore the hour as we look live outside this morning. we have a warning for you, you want to be careful as you head out. be roads, the sidewalks, even your driveway m slippery. temperatures are below freezing again this moing. dealing with another refreeze overnight of some of the snow that melted yesterday. be ca >> yeah. 24 degrees now the temperature went down. several virginia school westricts are on two-hour delays. aven't heard of any closures yet, but we'll keep you posted. you can o find allthe updates running at the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app. >>> back to day 26 of the government shutdown. all eyete on the whiouse as the president invites another group of bipartisan lawmakers to meet there. >>> susan mcginnis joins us from capitol hill with the likelihood these law makes will show up after what happened yesterday, sus susan. >> that's right. thisalled the problem solving caucus. it is bipartisan. they'r

one, we see ongoing subscriber momentumful that's ful momentum both the u.s. momentum and more traction internationally netflix starting to succeed in b films. take "bird box." 45 million unique, a movie that probably wouldn't have gotten that much distribution at the box office and then profit margins. if you look at netflix, the knock has been profitability is low, free cash flow burn has been high. given enough guide posts with initial commentary towards 2019, that you can start seeing netflix really round that curve on investments and generate material, free cash flow and material earnings over the last five years. >> did you see "bird box"? >> i did >> what did you think? >> you don't want to know my media habits >> when i saw it, it was, let's say, disturbing and quirky, but be that as it may, that's one film what about the amount of money though that netflix is committed to spending on content to increase its library, that's number one, and they are doing it in part to compensate for the fact that some of their content partners are leaving the ship? >>

. >> -- has never been more power ful than she is today. it has unified the democrats. you have alexandria ocasio-cortez and others unified in this belief there shouldn't be funding for this. she's in a difficult place, that's true. if they have that discussion that will be a harder discussion for democrats. >> the speaker cannot be seen as giving an inch. >> as it relates to opening the government, this has been a unifying effort by trump to unify the democrats. that's where they sit now. >> there's an argument to be made. the president invited the freshmen members of congress, who won in trump districts to the white house and they all declined the invitation. so that lets you know where -- >> that lets you know they're not willing to negotiate. exactly my point. >>> subpoena, president trump's ex-lawyer ordered to testify before the senate. will michael cohen actually show up before he has to go to prison? with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings an

who said, i will take ful responsibility for shutting down this government? eho for months and, frankly, more than a yar has said a shutdown may be good for our cot try? no democid that, no democrat wants to see the government shut down, and we re prepared to negotiate and discuss. i will say this, we voted for a nyhomeland security bill, f us, believe that homelandcu ty is important but disagree that the wall is the means to achieve that, and that does not mean that we are not prepared to negotiate on how to mae our borders more secnd our country safer. we want to do that. we think that's proper to do, but this president isaying take all of our republican bills g d then, by the way, i've got somethse i want, too. that's not negotiation, that's ultimatum. >> woodruff: so the democrats' position, then, is we're not going to spend a penny for a physical barrier at the border. that's correct d >> no,'t think that's our position at all. as a matter of fact, we've supported fencing in the past. >> woodruf but then why -- if you look at the record -- >> woodruff: w

i think he's done a lot ofnd ful things, but this is not one of them. >> one white house advisor appeared to compare the shutdown for furloughed workers a vacation. >> we have a shutdown and so they can't go to work and so then they have the vacation, but they don't have to use eir vacation days. and then they come back and then they get their back pay, then in some sense they're better off. >> and joining me now from houston is republican senator ted cr of texas. senator cruz, welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> chuck, always good to be with you. >> let me start th the fact that you're in houston and not here. you're not the onlyatne. i have s kaine on and he's coming to me from richmond and not here. why isn't the united states senate here, sir? >>well, it'sery simple. i'm here over the weekend, as most senators go home to the ste and come home during the weekend. i came back to texas on thursday to travel with the presint to go down to the border. and so working down here, meeting with stakeholders on the border, meeting wi border patrol agents, meeting with i.c.e. officials, mee

ful to i also look around the audience and i am grateful to see so many students past and present and family and friends, it means a lot to me to have such support. so thank you. i had the privilege to speak with you today about my first book, âthe revolution of '28: al smith, american progressivism, and the coming of the new deal." my plan today is to start in some ways at the climax of this story with al smith's triumphal tour of new england in october of 1928. i want to use that as a launching point to explore my major interventions in the book and then jump back to try and explain why american and new stock working-class voters ecame so enthusiastic about al smith, and more importantly, became committed democrats for several ensuing generations. so first to boston. it was a crisp autumn scene. on october 20, 1928, the temperature in boston had dropped from 75 degrees the previous afternoon to the mid-50's. by 3:30 p.m. when the local motive arrived, the city had settled into one of boston's cloudy fall days, considerably cooler than the day before. the anticipatory autumnal chill

large interdictions at sea are truly impact ful. the coast guard provides the u.s. southern command detection, monitoring, response capability in the western hemisphere. we deliver a constant presence of really to less tan five cutters on a given day maybe ten cutters. 210 to 419 feet. typically with an aircraft on the back and boats to. operate over the horizon. we provide law enforcement teams, specialized deployable capabilities. to put the scope in perspective, though, think about america. and think about having a fleet of six police cars enforcing speeding across the country, operating out of ohio, when you get a speeder, you bring them back to the station house. that's how big and daunting the eastern pacific ocean region is. we're doing that with somewhere between five and ten cutters. over the last three years the coast guard working with international partners conducted the most aggressive campaign in our history to take down these transnational criminal organizations. both within the u.s. and far from our borders. we removed more than 1.4 million pounds of

. >> ful. >>> when do you take your tree down, by the way? >> january v 6th. y specific.ou? >> it's the feast of -- >> calvin. >> tree taking down. >> that's when your tree bursts into flames. you start 2019 like you spent 2018, huh? >> that's what my momsa always . >> okay. all right. f more on though tat in a moment. >>> headed to the silver screen, there is a lot of hollywood to look forward toye this . we are going to get you excited for the year'sost highly anticipated movies. >>> plus, we are going to dive into the hottest fashion trends of the newdi year, inc one that really shine neon. >> really? >> coming back in a big way. >> i am all right >> okay. >> yeah. >>> first, we want to get a check of the weather. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> and we are dry across the area right now. the rain we had yesterday has moved out pushing off to the east. it is breezy and mild out there today for january 1st with a t hiperature around 60 degrees. we will havens increasing ne as we look to tomorrow. more clouds than sun. it will be cooler with a high o

news 4 has ful team coverag for you. the first snow blanket of 2019. storm team 4's clay anderson is outside in the elements track the snowfall outside of our studios. >> derrick ward is in d.c. tracking the snowy road conditions for those who can't afford traveling today. >> let's start with chief meteorologist doug kammerer who is tracking the storm as it moves over ourod region. morning, doug. >> good morning, guys. yeah, we're just getting started here with this storm now. some areas have picked up 5, inches of snow. reports as of about 4:30, 5:00, e about an hour and a half old. 4 inches of at american university down the street from station and clay measured 6 inches in d.c.d.see aice litt burst the last hour towards bethesda. a waldorf isund 3.8 inches and fairfax around thehailly area 5.3 inches of snow. we've got a lot more to go, dies. th won't be ending any time soon. however, you can see the snow is area-wide. it doesn't show up too well back to the west but it's still snowing back here. onehe lighter s and the heav sienow will be close to

. >> powell-ful. >> that's good >> that's a good one >> that is good. >> doing more of those doing moref those. if you can combine words together, it's brevity and simplicity >>> trade talks between the u.s. and china have concluded in beijing. talks were extended into an unscheduled third day. china's foreign ministry said it shows that both sides are serious. officials said details would be released soon. we'll see. >>> we are following a big developing story on apple. the technology giant is reportedly planning major iphone production cuts. japanese newspaper the nikkei asian review says that apple plans to slash iphone production by about 10% over the next three months according to the nikkei, this would be the second time in two months that apple has trimmed planned production for its smartphone check out apple shares you're going to see this morning, they're up 1.5% a lot of those probably because of tim cook's interview with jim cramer yesterday just talking about what he sees and kind of giving a calming sense about what kind of developments might be taking place with trade talk