ivÁn duque arribÓ en helicÓptero y despuÉs de recorrer el lugar iso un consejo de seguridad del cualgo de una declaraciÓn. >> este acto terrorista no quedarÁ impune. >> hemos logrado establecer la autorÍamaterial de este execrable crimen, de este acto terrorista en cabeza del seÑor josÉ aldemar rojas rodrÍguez. >> esta es la foto del inmolado conductor cuyo actotiene viviendo una tragedia a varias personas. >> imagÍnese, se meten con los mÁs dÉbiles. los muchachos son los que menos tiene que ver. >> hasta ahora no hay pistas sobre quiÉn estÁ detrás del atentado. ha dicho la fiscalÍa general de la naciÓn que la identificaciÓn de los cuerpos de los fallecidos lara directamente medicina legal . la ardua tarea ha hecho que esto se extiende un poco del

palo alto at 44 degrees and it iso the pleasant hill b.a.r.t.tation it's in the low 40s and we'll see our temperatures gradually warming up as we go throut morning and this afternoon will be nice so you should make plans to get outside, and then it's not going to be raining today, but looking at our san jose school day forecast, with the kids headed back to school, we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds, and temperatures headed into the upper 50s as you go back to pick them up from school, so as we get ready this morning, you do need a nice warm coat, and maybe even a scarf, some of those extra layers we don't always use, but later today, sunglasses, and you'll be peeling off that really heavy coat. as we look at what's happening out there in the pacific, no major storms developing. in fact, we have a lot of dry air in place. high pressure here and the wind is flowing around that high pressure. it's clockwise, so we are going to see a lot of the clouds that we are seeing now staying well to the north of the bay area. and then as we get an u

el sistema de mañana no será tan fuerte, iso las precipitaciones serán bastante ligeras pero nos vanvitaciones a partir de las 10 de la mañanas aproximadamente. si se levanta temprano no va a encontrar esta condiciones, sino va a mantener lluvias para las horas de expuesta las 10:00 de la mañana. hacia el sur de la bahía, la mayor precipitación se va a la zona de las montañas. un termómetro que se mantendrá por debajo de los 6 el martes con condiciones severas y aumentará el régimen de inundaciones con. no descartamos para el martes y miércoles la probabilid de tormentas eléctricas. eso es toda la información continuamos con más. >> los warriors fueron a dallas para un duelo con los mavericks. nos la pierna cuando regresemos. >> no tuvieron que irse a las montañas para el pasar la nieve. en segundos de contamos donde disputaron de este invierno. >> yo el momento de hablar de los aportes ya se aproxima el super bowl, y estamos definido qué equipos podrían llegar. >> casi triste porque quedan tres partidos solamente. la que nos gusta el fútbol mexicano es agridulce. >> vamospreparando

this is the iso data versus the. and apple profit walling give sesame to that. and we have the government shutdown. things are beginning to build up. there's a general sense the cycle is getting a bit long in the tooth. i think the markets are probably right to follow that indicator. >> i chatted about the two-year notes at the top of the show. it was a block performance. this is what we do in markets. we're back to the overreaching on the upside. , it took me tove curb and i look to crossed two year, three-year, and five-year. fed bondsll at the level. even if you think we squeeze another in, are we almost at the neutral rate? do you think the neutral a rate -- neutral rate is at the lower end of the range? >> i don't think anyone knows where the neutral rate is. [laughter] range, andk the neutral ai thia we're getting towards where i don't think anyone really knows. >> in terms of these markets overreaching on the times, financial conditions are tightening. do you think that restricts the -- as to the plausibility of the fed -- adds to the plausibility of the

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being helped by what is happening with apple and sales outlooks, but also the iso manufacturing data,hich is showing now that corporate america is getting cold feet. look at this chart. it is showing you the factory than fivetumbled more points, the most since the thession as you can see on second panel. the positive is it remains around the 54 level which is expansion territory. manufacturing industries are still expanding. the u.s. china trade were produced plenty of headlines since president trump took office. yesterday, the impact may have started to produce tangible problems for investors. apple cut out it's outlook and cited china as why. tim cook believes the economic impact in china has been further affected with trade relations with the and mounting uncertainty in the markets. appeared to reach consumers as well. shares are having their worst day since 2013. emily chang from scott -- charlottesville. -- how surprising was is given that we have seen in the past few months global suppliers cut revenue estimates? is unprecedented. apple hasn't cut its revenue forecast for two de

one reason iso i wanted actually play. the second reason is i didn't want my career path to be made because i'm mark turgeon's son. i wa to be will turgeon, the catholic university basketball player. >> i looked atl as a great high-level division iii basketball player. the last name doesn't matter en you have those kind of epskills. >> rorter: the turgeons have ne always been ccted through their love of basketball, but that doesn't mean being a coach's kid i easy. >> you know, you get a lot of crap from fans on social media and fans in person. like your dad shouldn't be here, blah, blah, blah. thankfully i fell in love with the game tham,s to hi so our relationship has been very strong through sports, which i'm very thankl for. i'm hoping that i can do some things over the next four years here and make him very proud. >> let me let you in on something here, right before the end of her interview with coach tu geon, she says that a little choked up talking about his son's accomplishments. coach asked that we not sho that par

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woman isoing okay but significant damage to her home. ikely still iced over tonight, makes the investigation even more challenging. >> want more ice? check out frigid temps on maryland's eastern shore. snapped these incredible photos today. >> wow. >> sea spray off the chesapeake bay froze, turning boating dock and pier into ice. water that froze caused massive icicles to form. this folks is what an arctic air mass will do. arctic art we're calling that. looks like another planet. >> and salt water, freeze easily. beautiful but scary stuff there. more coming? >> yeah, we do, not nearly as much wind, but even a little bit cuts right through you, still wind chills in single digit and below zero. currently cold but get this, temperature went up two degrees in d.c. >> hey oh. >> up to 18, one of the reasons iswind, out of the northwest 13 miles per hour, made a wind chill, temperature went up, so did the wind. still gusting but no more higher than 15 to 20 around d.c. metro and points west. still enough wind for wind chill of one in gaithers

sandeep jauhar iso hereswer some of the questions our readers sent in. first of all, thanks for doing this for us. >> thank you for having me. >> brown: give anerview of what you're after. you're looking at the heart asha metaphor, as mcs, as science. what were you doing? >> i have always been fascinated by the shuman heart, ao i wanted to write about it. my fascination stems from three reasons really. one is that i have a malignant family history of heart disease. my grandfather, paternal grandfather died when my father was only 14 years before i was born. i never met him. his deathúreally affected my father and by extension all of us as i was growing up. the family history played a role. i'm ciso just fasted by the fact that the heart is just such an amazing machine. it's really the most amazing machine that nature has devised. it's a machine that pumps three billion times in aypical human lifetime. and finally, i was reallyed fascinnd i learned this more as i was researching the book, by the history of hearter disc you know, the heart had never been o

the iso-tonbridge is closed due to the electrical issues and hope it will be reopened by noon, so use an alternate route. at the mountain house parkway and westbound 205 we have a hit- and-run crash with slow-and-go 101 in south bay, at connector. morgan hill no major delays. we have a e on the surface street, oakland avenue at shady brook lane due to the down to power pole. try to avoid that area. the south bay area looks good, no delays, free and clear in both directions. we will check in again. >>> patience is what some drivers are relying on, bumper- to-bumper traffic over i-80 has been a nightmare over the holiday. eastbound at 5:00 last night was smooth, but drivers going the other way tell a different story after crews shutdown part of the highway after a semi truck lost thousands of pounds of marbles scattered over the freeway. >> we left at noon and we just got here, so it has been a long track. >> it was four hours. >> in soda springs the entire region salt roughly 8 feet of snowfall and only a few days. >>> investigators are looking for answers after finding a body on the 7

there's more seats there, so capacity isoing up. you don't want too much capacity coming into the airline group because it will drive dprn es as these airlines try to fill up those seats. so there r al fine line in there. but we think the airlines in the last few years, sue, have gotten disciplined. they're smarter. they want to keep those airfas and business strong. so we think they'll be prudent about it thisyear. >> we will keep track of it. thank you so much, gary. garyth bradshaw wit hodges capital management. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and wn ades. sotheby's was downgraded from market perform to outperform. the price target is $44. the stock fell 6% to $38.56. >>> palo aetorks was upgraded to outperform from neutral at webb bush. the analyst said the growth outlook for 2019 is robust despite concerns aroundroduct strategy. the price target $265 the stock rose 2% to $210.47. >>> still ahead, trade tensions ripple through theelican state. >> the commerce secretary says we're miles away from a solut

if you ask the democrats, right now they think the president iso g to be blamed more. white house is putting emphasis on democrats. that is the spin game right now, who can you pin the blame on. goth sides are saying the other is unwilling to ate. ultimately it seems -- you look otat the polling, they are pleased with the shutdown. they believe it should not be haening and it is an embarrassment to the country that it is happening. i don't know who exactly is winning the spin war, but people are not pleased with the way the government is running. rajini: very briefly, when do you think -- it is impossible to guess -- when do you think the shutdown might be resolved? ayesha: i cannot even make a guess right now, because both sides are kind of dug in right no it really is not clear when this will end. rajini: ayesha rascoe, thank you. let's look at the day's other news. a 13-year-old girl from wisconsin went missing aree months aer her parents were murdered has been found alive. police say her parents were shot dead in the family home and she was located on thursday even

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. >> he says cal iso, the independent system operator that watches all the utilities in the state, is fully aware of what's going on. they are going to protect the rate payers. in the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you guys. >>> the former mayor of san bruno wants pg&e to face more legal trouble for the pipeline explosion that killed eight people in 2010. the company is facing felony charges and has been ordered to pay the city $70 million in restitution , but we were told that's not enough. >> somebody needed to go to jail after san bruno and that still is my feeling. they'll really take it seriously if it starts to affect their lives personally and permanently. >> pg&e's bankruptcy filing is already opening up an opportunity for bay area cities. coming up at 6:00 how it could be a boost for alternative power companies. >>> a surfer is lucky to be alive after being separated from his board in the rough waters off ocean beach. it happened about 12:30 today just below san francisco's cliff house restaurant. a rescue swimmer managed to make it through those choppy waves on a s

the snow iso the north and this is all rain in and around d.c. notice by sun ty morning, rain all the way up i-95. the snow well back towards the west, even around fredeck and washington. this is all rain. now, that being said, the cold air is going to movhrough extremely fast. we're going to see the cold air move in. this may change fromo rain snow very quickly but it's not going to accumulate on any of the roadways so i'm not worried about that. the big deal is the cold. how cold? take a look at somef the numbers. first off, next couple of days, not that cold, 37 with a chanc ofn and snow thursday night, ngreally thursday eveni into thursday night. 49 on friday. 39 on saturday with that late-day rain. but then we get to sunday. going for a high of 51, the wind begins andhe cold air moves in during the day. check this out. temperatures f dl 40rees on sunday alone. we go from the 50s down to the teens and the windchill will be monday.on this is real arctic air sticking around throughout the day tuesda that's why i've got us in weather alert mode

doug said this iso lull. don't be lulled by the lull. >> you saw on his radarthere, fairfax county still in the line of it. it is coming down right now in fairfax. >> let's check in with david elver who is l at tyson's corner. you have found your own private everest out e, haven't you? >> this is my ice thrown, wendy and jim.ea it's weird to you guys on a sunday. jim and wendy on a sunday. 5:00 somewhere, that's what i feel when i hear your voices. hey, this is the ice mound of many out here because they are trying to pile up as much as possible to clear this shopping center of all the snow that's kind of coated it. we're along route you can't see it but traffic is moving. it's just for the journalists here, you can see what route seven looks like. nicend clear, a little wet. the reality is there's still a lot more work to go on the side roads. i was checking out the traffic cameras to see the highways. some are completely clear, others have patches along them. it's just being mindful. also, giving folks spac

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i think she isoing to be able to help hundreds if not thousands of young people. >> i think this also gives a tremendous amount of hope to people who are still in prison. >> reporter: on social media, thanks from a-listers who called fobrown's freedom. outpouring of gratitude from a young woman soon to be set free. ron allen, nbc news, nashville. >> i'll sit down with one of the first prisoners released under the w criminal justice refor law tomorrow on "nightly news." >>> big orms causing trouble from coast to coast triggering dangerous mudslides in california and a big snowmaker is rolling into the east. al roker joins us. what are you looking at here tonight? >> reporter: right now we start out west. you can see another line of storms out there, just lined up, parading into the northwest. the late-week storm all the way back out into the pacific, oi that's to bring in heavy rain, mountain snows, coastal rain and snow for the higher elevations and strong winds. as we move to the east, we've got a tent snowmaker making its way across the great lakes. in fact, we've got light flurries

church in the southern philippines but army commanders think that abu sayyaf fighters who are linked to iso planned the two explosions which killed twenty seven people president rodriguez it's a tense visiting some of the wounded on the muslim majority in the hall where the attack took place. well the french president says egypt's human rights record is considered worse now than under hosni mubarak's leadership he made the comments during a three day trip to the arab nation manual macro was criticized for not taking a stronger stance when he met. in paris two years ago and the country's rights record has only got worse human rights watch estimates that since sisi came to power more than sixty thousand political prisoners was due to meet the president in cairo shortly and is under pressure to address the issue but he's walking a fine diplomatic line egypt is a longtime ally an important trading partner spending nearly six billion dollars on french arms fighter jets but it's bringing omar sure he joins me here on set he's a professor of security studies for the institute for graduate studies

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whoever wins will be this all focus of the nba live streaming that the nba is calling iso cam.buying naming rights to san francisco giants stadium for more than $200 million. this is a second deal done to boost image in the bay area. will beent at&t park named oracle park and will own the rights for the name for 20 years. they have oracle arena in san francisco east bay. positive, after a start to 2019, bitcoin has fallen dramatically. will 2018 18 cryptocurrency volatility continue into the new year. and what can the smartphone market teach the world as the slowdown hits? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg technology. back to our top story, the global smartphone slow down hitting xiaomi. suffering three straight days of losses on the hong kong smart .arket -- stock market that totals 6.2 billion dollars. if you look at the numbers worldwide, you can see how growth is at a 6% loss in the third quarter of 2018. meaning there were four straight such quarters in the red. i want to bring in tom giles. the let's dig deeper into xiaomi numbers. how dismal

. >> mark: got him iso. and one! they got it back in a hurry and stopped the clock with 38.5 to go. >> hubie: now, that's coaching. you went to a guy who's 3 for 13 in the game. in a one-on-one situation, grant played him well. you notice on the spin move, he came up on the other side of the basket so he wouldn't stop the shot. >> mark: great late game bucket getter, jimmy butler. that's why they got him. got him in a deal 30 games ago. one-point game. butler almost got a steal. george forced it up. and a whistle. fred brown wanted a travel. instead it's a foul. >> hubie: definitely wanted the travel. instead it's a foul. butler plays him well physically. didn't let him crossover and get the good look. he was right in his chest. >> mark: that puts george back on the free-throw line. paul george, an 83% foul shooter on the season. drills the first. "sportscenter" tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern with zubic and michael latest on rams-saints. duke number one in college hoops. lakers-rockets tonight on abc. james harden looki

we got drastically lower iso data. --t shia some data. drastically lower ism data. economy is going to slow significantly. forecasts have been for the economy to slow to trend growth, which would put it in the neighborhood of 2%. kaplan said 1.25%. that is nowhere near recession, but it feels like it given we were above 3%. what's going to happen to profits? the trade war is also squeezing profit margins. -- does this feedback into a doom loop in the united states? do we trade ourselves into recession? vonnie: is there an effort from the fed to talk to the markets right now? mike: that's what rob kaplan was doing this morning. you will hear that from jay powell tomorrow. format, on stage with ben bernanke and janet yellen. he wants to be careful not to scare people. he may go farther than he has. the fed has said they are data dependent, they are not on a preset course. he may say the markets are sending us a signal. we get it. we are willing to stand back, pause and see what happens. believe the fed is sidelined, where do we go from here? one of the things traders

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i think the hardest thing in life, of a parent, losing a child, isos the hardest thing tt people go through. we are in the middle of a national debate. we are trying to decide if the president is right in declaring a national emergency and securing the border and building a wall so that our agents, our border agents can do their job, because it so deeply impacts both of you. i think you have more of a right than anybody else, having been impacted by this. how would you like this solved? >>ck i mean, my father told me e time, a lock, a door, a wall, will keep an honest personnel. if a criminal or somebody that wants to do arm, harm or something illegal, they will find a way in. the wall. some people from just coming over but i think there needs to be something in place it's going to -- >> be a deterrent. >> we had some friends over that were talking to us and said maybe we were looking at it wrong. instead of punishing the people who are coming here trying to get a better life, to maybe start punishing the people that are employing them and enabling them and exploiting them and using them >>

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i will be making announcements for cal iso and for my representatives. i will be doing that through the lens of this moment because of the urgency we have placed on this. pg&e is very familiar to me, as a fourth-generation resident in represents 40% of the utility customers in the state. this is not insignificant. folks in southern california may not be as familiar, they will soon familiarize themselves. pg&e is the largest utility in the state of california and their service area representa size and scope larger than the state of florida and represents roughly 3/4 of the land that we would construe as the most vulnerable to wildfires. so pg&e plays a role in terms of public safety considerations. a couple final points, as you know we have a federal judge who has been very active and he has been very pointed as it relates to safety. we apply his assertiveness and direction as a complement to our efforts. pg&e with respect has not been a trusted player in the past. they have admitted knowingly misleading regulators in the past, the very recent past we had

kalamazoo iso 13 below, s not quite records but still very close to it. we are going to continue with the cold throudaout the day high temperatures will be running about 15 to 25 degrees below average as ts low of colder air settles in from the north. we are looking for a high of 18 in new york, nine in boston, five below in lakeplacid, detroit 13 degrees. this cold extends down south with temperatures running 10 to 20 below average. atlanta 41 today which is ten degrees below average. starts tomorrow and into nddnesday, temperatures up down the east coast will rebound. d.c.'s up to 50 by wednesday,ho and bostould get up to 42 by wednesday as well. it is going to warm up. >>> now to the lingering problems from that weekend storm. kathy park is up in albany, new york, where people were hit with fre than a foot snow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the current temperature here in albany is minus five. when you factor in windchill, it feels like negative 28. this cold is expected toayast all making for some t treacherousvel and dangerous cond

. >>> 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. >>> we are in weather alert mode on this tuesday morning. right now, watching and waiting a system hereec ed to bring snow and colder temperatures to today.a by the end of chuck bell is putting the final touches on his full forecast. he'll join us in a minute we want to let you know, that springbrook high school in montgomery county is closed today, because of a heat pump sue. there's no heat at that school. springbrook high school is closed today because of a lack of heat. early dismissal protocols. you can find that list of revised schedules at the bottom of your screen and on the nbc washington app. >> i'll bet more places will be calling in to make changes, considering the forecast. >>> right now, working 4 yourrn health this g. opo much screen time can impact your child's develment. >> toddlers who spent too much time watc

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. >> listen, it isoing to be chilly out there today. the temperatures are going to be seasonable. time of ratures thi year in the low 40s. we'll be a little above that. the warm weather is n going away completely. we still haveea a teeresmerar w on the ten day forecast. yesterday we hit 64 degrees. we have a beautiful morning to start already. you can see a lot of people starting on the roadways. as far as the temperatures are t concerne temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now. we are going to stay cloudy out there for today. we do have some rain arriving later on tonight. not for everybody. we have showers lingering tomorrow. once again, not for everybody butav we'll some portions of our area with wet conditions later on tonight and into tomorrow morning. friday dry. may not move into late, late friday. that's something we'll be watching especially if you have plans. current temperatures, you can see 30s and 40s acrs the board. if you are walking outdoors this morning, make sure you grab the umbrella. you may need it if you're out and about after 5:00 p.m. hats, gloves, scarf.

another democrat iso jumping i what is going to be a crowded primary field. said she is running for president in 20 the 52-year-old won reelection in 2018 after being appointed to fill hillary clinton's seat. she's been vocal leader of the me too movement. she announced she'sormed an exploratory committee. we may haveo start keeping track of the democrats who are not running. you. o >>> second lady karen pences headed back to the classroom. she will teach art classes at emmanuel christian school in springfield. she's an award winning watercolor artist, spent 12 years at this same school as a teacher. she spent 25 years in the classroom before becoming first lady of indiana. >>> the future of the russia investigation at stake with the appointment of our next attortiy general sll up in the air tonight. we're here to break down what we saw from william barr today on capitol hill. >>> a preview of what you'll see on the tonight show. jimmy fallon hosting tonight om port rico. >> that's going to be a good one. temperatures tonight, all right seeing the refreeze. t

sheorks for the natural history museum and n iso longer on the train to work because she's staying homeo> shedn't mind a vacation so much, but not knowing from one day to the other, makes her unhappy. >> reporter: and on the roads, eing made on time. take a look at this potholeng a the gw parkway in alexandria. some have been compg about it for days. the park serce tells us they are still making emergency repairs for potholes. in alexandria, adam tuss, news4. >>> now if the shutdown is not ended by friday, hundreds of thousands of people will be without a paycheck. many of those people have children and they're nowacing a frightening reality making sure there's food on the table. in an effort to help workers with family, thege prince geor's county school board member is pushing fo free school meals of children with federal workers. on>> the kids deserve to suffer, so i think, you know -- i guess we had to find the moneo e where but it's money well spent to take care of the kids. >> reporter: theroposal for free meals would go on a long as the shutdown comes. school leaders will continue

doug isoing to look at the impact in just a few moments, at thehoop of the . a good way to start your morning commute. this happened up in -- when a car crashed into a box truck. and the suv went on top of it. thiss in manchester township, pedrsylvania. ther of the white suv said the truck driver told him she chok on coffee and blacked out, leading to this chain reaction crash, but everyone is going to be ay. not so much their cars. >>> an interesting court appearance over seas for the american man accused of spying in russia. paul whelan was denied bond after his attorney sai he unwittingly received state scoot secrets on a thumb drive. >> reporter: paul whelan is due back inourt in february, his family is prepared for a drawn out case, possibly t years they say. >> no one knows about why he waa charge an alleged spy. >> reporter: russian if officials claim he was caught red handed in an act of espionage. his lawyers said paul whelan was misled before his arrest, he was handed a thumb drive before he was detained. the lawyer said he was not aware it contained

48 for a high on saturday. 53 on sunday and with warmer temperatures in the upcoming forecast, this iso going a great weekend to hit the slopes because the forecast is cooperating. and then not only are we talki about warmer temperatures but rain as well. >> they have plenty of snow from the last couple weeks towards the ski resort. liberty, seven springs going to get more snowtomorrow. monday high of 59, 66 on tuesday. that'say the warm ahead of a storm system that brings us rain on thursday. better chance for rain on thursday. noticeow we go up and down and back up on thursday. next weekend, we'reracking friday, saturday, sunday for a potential storm. could be a bigger storm. we'll talk about that the next couple days but let's get through the next 24 hours first and gethe polar vortex out of here. >>nd melt the ice still around out there. >>> coming up on news4 at six, there caps a back from the break d they'ran steronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain...w pe... more fight. it's doipo e

you gll hear how their train isoing and g >> announcer: you are watching news4 midday. >>> on this day1 of the partial government shutdown, virginia's democratic senators tim kaine and mark warner are spending time in alexander rhea. they are meeting with furloughed workers and families who didn' get paid for the first time today. the two senators have been part of at diplo force on capitol hill working to make sure that those w tkers receiir back pay, especially the contract worker i had a chance to speak with one of those furloughed workers yesterday saying in these cases there is no guarantee they will get that back pay. it is goodw to k there is help on capitol hill about that. there is a lot of anxiety surrounding these workers. >> many of those work remembers ied about their finances and the domino effect that could have. susan hogan has information what you can do now to lessen the blow. >> reporter: that's right. the majority of furloughed workers likely e don't haveugh savings. a survey found 78% of americans live paycheck to paycheck. for those of you with a mortgagr some hel

shomari stone iso headinge scene. he's still on the way there. we'll have his live report at 5:00. >>> a break through therapy could mean wee one ste closer for find ago cure for sickle cell disease. for 100,000 americans the condition causing extremec chropain. ouika edwards followed one family'sey for a cure? >> any other questions? >> the mcdald family has waited 13 years for this doctor's visit. ne we something wasn't right. >> reporter: a bone marrow transplant intended to cure him of sickle cell disease. t >> i want see this child live without pain. >> reporter: here's the cause of the chronic pain associated with sickle cell. misshapen red blood vessels that clock velss. >> sometimes pain is so bad it's hard to explain it. >> reporter: treatments are usually limited to heavy painkillers bnd frequenod transfusions. ideally a bone marrow transplant would replace the systems. but finding an exact donor match is often impossible. >> the problem is you have a 1 in 4 chance of finding a sibling that's a match. >> reporter:e doctors h spend decad

iso hope that this president ready to really compromise and talk with our leadership.ves what this is all about, because that is part of the strategy, the six the floor we had on were passed in the senate by either the whole senate or by the committee. six of the bills. and we were calling for passage of that yesterday, and the house voted for it. a few republicans joined us, but mainly democrats. so remember, the six bills had been passed by the senate. so you have the homeland security bill, and we said to the president, 30 days, sit-down, discuss it with our leadership. we should be able to come to some agreement on border security and keeping our country safe. let's hope that happens. this will bechair, resolved one way or another, sooner or later. let's talk about what comes after that. time to talksome about what you are agenda is going forward in congress. what is your priority as chair of the appropriations committee? rep. lowey: first of all, as you know very well, there are 12 subcommittees of appropriations. leave you with the environment, we deal with healt

i really don't think the weather isoing to impact.if you can take metro is metro is the waydo t it. the peacock will be right there the metro entrance. >> and it might be you in that peacock costume. >> it wouldn't be the first time. >>> right now we'reeang some snow showers and cold air making its way in our across our region. snow showers rht on through 7:00, 8:00, really 9:00 in parts of the area. not everywhere, but we are still seeing some of those. and look at this, the wind chill, 23. 23 right now in leesburg. 33 and it's a cold night and it's just going to continue to get even colder tonight. as the temperatures drop, the windontinue too right on through the next couple of days. very light snow, some flurry activity really around fair fax county. this is where it'syeen fai consistent here. we've had a band of snow making its way through, maybe even a dusting here. but we are seeinghe wind as well. so that's going to blow that snow, not allowing it to accumulate on any roadways, so i'm nut worried a that. take a look what's hap

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but amelia this iso going a moderate impact of a storm, and it looks like it's going to be impactings biggest time will be tomorrow night into early sunday morning. >> so if you want to run errands drivingweekend and hate in the snow, get them done domorrow morning you're fine. this is the r impact throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow morning we're all in green. as wehe move into afternoon hours, especially the late afternoon hours we start to see slick spots develop. and tomorrow night, this is when snow is the heaviest, wee tracking at that point likely widespread slick spots across the area, especially if the roads are less travellednd haven't been treated. if you have dinner out on saturday night, i wld make it dinner in. get a pizza or something, be prepar hunkered down at home saturday night. church out there on sunday? ill some snow. generally light but still some slick roads out there. you may want to consider home from church on sunday, especially if you do not like dealing with. sn monday, the d.c. metro area looking okay. but south and west, gonna be some slick spots out

it, it iso created not government programs, it the't h.h.s., it wasn't c.d.c. with their website that said -- and i am not kidding you, when i first got involved in this issue, i looked at what they recommended for quitting smoking. patches., gum, or nothing else. there are other options out there and i do we are robbing people of their choice. if you want to try something and it doesn't work, it's their choice and it's for their own health. explaining the story of innovation, how it is really helping people, i think that is really cool and i think it might draw people into private industry rather than government. tim: thank you. our speakers will now go to sell 14 and 15, which is the speakers' room. unfortunately we are out of time but you can come join us there and we can continue the conversation. once again if we can all thank our 3 fabulous speakers. [applause] ♪ > c-span's> washington journal, live every day with news on policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we talk about the week ahead in washington with oral call's jason dyck and polit