so are you a laurel and hardy fan? not 100%. think you can be a fan of stan and ollie without being a laurel and hardy fan. steve coogan and john c reilly. at the very beginning, we meet them originally at the height of their hollywood powers, when they are just making way out west. and they want more money from hal roach. cut to 16 years later, they are financially strapped, they end up in the uk doing a tour, which is nominally to launch a projected movie of a robin hood spoof. but actually, the tour is really about them trying to find audiences who are still interested in them. and also about them trying to re—find each other, because there's been a betrayal. one of them has made a film without the other one, and this is still sort of digging away. there a moment in the film in which it's described as two double acts for the price of one, because when they get to london, they are joined by their wives, played by nina arianda and shirley henderson, as ida and lucille, who are every bit as kind of chalk and cheese as stan and o

we have stan and ollie, a film about laurel and hardy's 19505 tour of the uk.e got to think about the opportunity... and the front runner, a political drama starring hugh jackman. all right, let's start off with colette and keira knightley, you thought she was pretty good in it? i thought she was really, really good. it's a story of the author and performer. we meet her at the very, very beginning. she describes herself as a young country girl and she falls in love with this very charismatic guy, who is a publishing entrepreneur, he calls himself willy, played by dominic west, that's a pen name under which he publishes books that are written by other people. he takes her to paris, introduces her to a new and exciting life and he is doing quite well. except his expenses are enormous, as indeed are his infidelities. and he's running short of money and he's got this stable of people writing for him, he is the public face, he describes the name willy as a brand name but he needs new writers, new inspiration and he suddenly realises that the solution to his problems

major hot spot in the santa cruz mtn on nb 17 at laurel. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( darya ) (á2 shotá) happening today --- former san francisco mayor gavin newsome will be sworn in as the next governor of california.(áboxesá)( james ) kron4's will tran is live in sacremento to tell us what we can expect from today's ceremony. in just a few hours from now gavin newsom can remove the word elect from his title as he will be officially sworn in as california's 40th governor the state capitol is lit up now... there are many streets near that have signs saying they will be closed to the public once we get closer to his inauguration.newsom's event is star studded to help pay for the event there are packages that go from 25 to 200 thousand dollars newsom also invited performers like pitbull and common for a concert to raise money for wildfire victimsnewsom needs to get to work immediately as he needs to present a budget proposal for the upcoming year within a week

so are you a laurel and hardy fan?n of stan and ollie without being a laurel and hardy fan. steve coogan and john c reilly. at the very beginning, we meet them originally at the height of their hollywood powers, when they are just making way out west. and they want more money from hal roach. cut to 16 years later, they are financially strapped, they end up in the uk doing a tour, which is nominally to launch a projected movie of a robin hood spoof. but actually, the tour is really about them trying to find audiences who are still interested in them. and also about them trying to re—find each other, because there's been a betrayal. one of them has made a film without the other one, and this is still sort of digging away. there's a moment in the film in which it's described as two double acts for the price of one, because when they get to london, they are joined by their wives, played by nina arianda and shirley henderson, as ida and lucille, who are every bit as kind of chalk and cheese as stan and ollie. and between th

(nats - laurel)do you hear it? do you?(nats- laurel)wait ... what do you hear? exactly. (nats - yanny)the fact that nobody really knows was the fuel that propelledthis bizarre audio recording to viral stardomis it laurel or yanny?-- depending on the pitch of the audio recording, opinions varied(nats- pitched) that no one could agree made it, basically 2018's "blue- gold dress"they say a picture is worth a thousand words... for these, it was more like thousands of tweets!in february, michelle and barack obama both had paintings unveiled for the national portrait gallerythe former first lady's was met mostly with praise, with one little girl's awestruck reaction going viralbut it was the former president's likeness shrouded in greenery that incited a meme explosion twitter outdid itself with endless renditions of artist kehinde wiley's visionit just proves if you give the internet something nice ...you can expect something snarky in returnthey say one man's trash is another's treasure ...well in 2018, a treasure was literally trashed by its creator for all to seeat a londo

know, laughter and tears, and i think it — i think it's really beautiful, even if you don't like laurel so this is — glenn close has been oscar—nominated for her role as the wife of an author, played byjonathan pryce, who is on the verge of receiving a nobel prize. and yet, you know, is their relationship what it looks like from the outside? is his talent actually all it's cracked up to be, or is she, in fact, the power behind the throne? interestingly enough, i really liked this, and i said at the time when i first saw it i think glenn close is on oscar—nominatable form. so i think she has a chance of winning, and i think it would be deserved, because it's — there is a sequence in it in which the camera literallyjust looks at her face while she listens to a phone conversation of her husband discovering that he being awarded the nobel prize, and, you know, her face speaks a thousand words and she says nothing at all. i saw the film — and i read the book, actually. 0h, wonderful! i thought she was terrific but i find the central premise, which i won't divulge, very implausible. really? 0

accident in the santa cruz mtns sb 17 at laurel overturn car may be blocking both lanes.dge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. after an overall calm weekend heavy rainfall is on it's way. your morning commute will come along with a few areas of rain with increasing showers later in the day. skies will remain mostly overcast through the day with high temperatures staying cool in the 50's. (james) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black loser: the 3-week-long federal shutdown is starting to make wall street anxious . . . american airlines shares fell thursday after lower revenue guidance and weaker-than-expected domestic performance in december. the shutdown could start making things tough for many retailers, particularly dollar stores that cater to a lower-income consumer. highly sought-after technology talent may be less willing to take on government jobs if the shutdown stays in place much longer. loser: pg&e shares tumble nearly 50%. bankruptcy looms. pg&e, largest gas and power c

northbound 17 near laurel road.rews trying to get to the rollover crash. so the vehicle landed on the roof on the shoulder. the tow truck is stuck in the backup. yeah, that is quite the backup. over an hour right now. if you're leaving santa cruz heading up to los gatos, those are very heavy speeds. quick check of the drive times, about 13 minutes across the bay bridge. 101 san francisco to sfo. >> thanks, alexis. a break from the rain means cleanup for a lot of us. this weekend's storm left a mark on the bay area. >> amy hollyfield is live in south san francisco. amy? >> what a mess here in south san francisco, jessica. look at what they have to clean up today. look at the huge tree that came down here. this happened yesterday. it's still blocking part of the road. they were able to get the branches sawed off so they could at least open up one lane of traffic here. we've got vid when it first fell yesterday. you can see how huge this was. the roots came right on up and out of the ground. everyone was surprised. the

kpix 5's betty yu is in laurel heights where a tree fell on top of a house. betty? >> reporter: that's right, liz, and that loud noise that you hear behind me right now is coming from the department of public works. this is the latest example of the storm's strength. we are on pine street near lyon, and tonight a giant tree leaned onto this house. i'm told by the owner that one of the branches forced a window to pop open, so right now crews are slowly and methodically trying to cut down these branches. earlier, moments ago, i just spoke to the owner, take a listen. out years,he citytrims, um, all the street. we've seen this trim this one before and we asked they remove this, and they hadn't. this sign warning people to stay out of the water... ã giant trees -- also no match for mother nature tonight. the san fran 60 foot tree >> reporter: this has been a common sight around parts of the bay area tonight. drivers navigating through giant puddles on slick roads. t / lyft driver "a lot of people feel less comfortable driving in these conditions so there's less lyft dri

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(nats - laurel)do you hear it? do you?(nats- laurel)wait ... what do you hear? exactly.fact that nobody really knows was the fuel that propelledthis bizarre audio recording to viral stardomis it laurel or yanny?-- depending on the pitch of the audio recording, opinions varied(nats- pitched) that no one could agree made it, basically 2018's "blue- gold dress"they say a picture is worth a thousand words... for these, it was more like thousands of tweets!thousands of tweets!in february, michelle and barack obama both had paintings unveiled for the national portrait gallerythe former first lady's was met mostly with praise, with one little girl's awestruck reaction going viralbut it was the former president's likeness shrouded in greenery that incited a meme explosion twitter outdid itself with endless renditions of artist kehinde wiley's visionit just proves if you give the internet something nice ...you can expect something snarky in returnthey say one man's trash is another's treasure ...well in 2018, a treasure was literally trashed by its creator for all to seeat a lond

cheers in laurel, maryland, when the first transmissions of a distant space object came through. dan sheneman. >> reporter: cheers of the johns hopkins university applied physics laboratory the new horizon spacecraft phoned home. >> we locked up telemetry on the spacecraft. >> reporter: overnight and 4 billion miles from thearth. possible beginnings of our solar system. >> new horizons conducted the farthest exploration in the history of human kind >> reporter: at 32,000 miles an hour, the seven science instruments taking pictures and measure urmts. scientists say it could take up to two years from the craft to beam back all of the observations including high resolution images. new horizon launched in 2006, soaring past jupiter a little over a year later. otaded to in 2015, after nearly a decade long journey revealing the dwarf planet and its moons like we've never seen them. >> we can build apacraft on earth and we sendt out billions of miles from earth and it sends us back thought wonderfulate that we get on look at and we can learn more about our solar system. >> reporter: for

so are you a laurel and hardy fan?aurel and hardy fan. steve coogan and john c reilly. at the very beginning, we meet them originally at the height of their hollywood powers, when they are just making way out west. and they want more money from hal roach. cut to 16 years later, they are financially strapped, they end up in the uk doing a tour, which is nominally to launch a projected movie of a robin hood spoof. but actually, the tour is really about them trying to find audiences who are still interested in them. and also about them trying to re—find each other, because there's been a betrayal. one of them has made a film without the other one, and this is still sort of digging away. there a moment in the film in which it's described as two double acts for the price of one, because when they get to london, they are joined by their wives, played by nina arianda and shirley henderson, as ida and lucille, who are every bit as kind of chalk and cheese as stan and ollie. and between them, they form this kind of — it's not a

kpix 5's betty yu is in laurel heights.. where a tree fell on a house. betty?1ar as t hadn' pkg pkg nats driving through puddle ã this has been a common sight around parts of the bay area tonight - drivers navigating through giant puddles on slick roads. in brisbane, low hanging power lines shut down san bruno avenue in both directions. pg and e workers tried to fix the mess in the heavy rain... ã nats rain ã part of the great highway is also closed in the southbound direction because of the stormy weather tonight. at nearby ocean beach - the winds are fierce... and the surf .. dangerous... ã this sign warning people to stay out of the water... ã giant trees -- also no match for mother nature tonight. the san francisco fire department says a 60 foot tree fell on power lines ews usin ss to cut down branches, and clear out the mess. ã nats ã the widespread rain has created an opportunity for some - including lyft driver tom west. ã sot: tom west / lyft driver "a lot of people feel less comfortable driving in these conditions so there's less lyft drivers and less

in laurel, b.parkway, between 197 and 198. muiple potholes reported.northwest, a reminder the sinkhole situation. emergency work zone. southbound on new york, northbound on to "c" street. >>> a new video showing a crazy pool party with uninvited guests here. >> what is happening? >> that is a group of raccoons sneaking into a back yard in texas. >> i would have to move. >> this is what happens when the ligh go out. >> d they have beers, too? >> the person who lives outside of this house. >> the raccoons hung out until theyere spooked by a dog barking nearby. that's scary to me. >> i think it's hilarious.y >> they probalayed music in the ground. all right. today, for one hour only, you can bring home bacon for free. mcdonald's is hosting a bacon bash giveaway, from 4:00 to 5:00 ngp.m. it is g to be a freeding free bacon. they're celebrating the arrival of the pork favorite on three items. cheesy baconfries. the big mac bacon burger. al available starting january 30th. the big mac, you don't want to mess with a good thing, but i would try that. better.ak

>> laurel canyon was an incredibly interesting place to live in those days.ell. crosby was close, stephen was close. >> now it was all these artists singing this truth, and their truth was this idyllic sense of freedom. >> there was a thriving community of kids that were discovering their new life and couldn't wait to play the new song they had written. >> it was a lot of freedom. there was a lot of drugs. this was a lot of beautiful women. there was a lot of good rock and roll being made. it was a fabulous time. ♪ ♪ ♪ let me take you, baby down to the riverbed ♪ >>> these are students at a suburban high school in los angeles. they reflect the sudden sensuality and affluence which dominate life in southern california. the latest fad is the sunset strip. during the past year, it has become a playground for southern california's mobile, restless teenagers. it is the place to go. >> people would meet at clubs on the sunset strip and they would go to the trip or they would go to the whisky a go go. it was a real happening. >> we changed from a culture of grown-up

wasn't as you can imagine it was an extremely relieved laurel back by the former our rico's leader when the judge said that the trial was over as far as he was concerned and back by around one of his former ministers charles blade good day were free to go back go punch the air and looked extremely pleased this was of course the result that he would have wanted it brings to the end this trial for now it also brings to the end his detention more than eight years in detention and he can now walk out of this building perhaps in a few days it depends what the judge decides and leave either for ivory coast or somewhere else it's reported he may go to brussels where he has personal ties it is a victory for him and good day but of course what it means for the victims is a different matter indeed so joining me to talk about that is. a victim for the lawyers here at the i.c.c. paoli know so many victims took part hundreds took part in this trial how are they reacting well of course there was a great deception for van yesterday first of all during the announcement of the acquittal of both of the a

kill a while shows are hugely popular with tourists visiting ten a recent laurel park a private zoo but few know that several years ago an orchid trainer was killed by one of the animals. which is why his mother now insists these animals should be for eight. thousand. feet. the day her son died left messages and numbers failing shattered. but here they are less for your own inquiry and all those a.l.x. meant confronting my own pain and sorrow and learning to go up with it. i tried finding solace in meditation breathing exercises and yoga. and i made s.c. on the gods and. it helps me to control my feelings and cope with losing alex. my you don't want to see my you will miss him oh i hate your nerve to accept that he will never again hug me and the. last of the i live in the us and not accepting these feelings is very difficult to say most young that. we would have. her son alex was killed on december twenty fourth two thousand and nine during a rehearsal for a christmas show his mother is still trying to fully understand what really happened that day. back then she did not realize the da

we have a rollover crash near laurel road. crews blocking the lane. >> thank you, alexis. >>> united airlines new emotional support animal policy goes into effect today. >> cats, dogs and miniature horses are emotional animals. they have to be older than four months. the airlines says younger animals don't have the necessary shots. >> but it's okay to bring a miniature horse on the plane? okay. >>> new at 6:00, would you pay 21 bucks for a cup of coffee? why some people will pay that in san francisco this week. >>> first, stuck in the mud. a stretch of highway that remains closed this morning. >>> libraries in a bay air request i can't county are doing 5:54 on a damp monday morning. a few light showers across the north bay. tuesday in the north bay. a chance of just a general chance thunderstorms. look at that. by wednesday, yep, it's over just about all of our neighborhoods. hour by hour look at how it's going to affect you coming up. >>> thank you, mike. not just here, northern california, a stretch of highway 1 remains clos

reese laurel park a private zoo but few know that several years ago an orca trainer was killed by one of the animals. which is why his mother now insists these animals should be freed. i. feel. the day her son died left messages and numbers feeling shattered. lives for your own eloquent all those alex made confronting my own pain and sorrow and learning to cope with it. i tried finding solace in meditation breathing exercises and yoga. in it i made us young and i wasn't as. it helps me to control my feelings and cope with losing alex. you don't use him only you will make you see more ahead here not to accept that he will never again hug me and he. know how the rest of the early enough and what accepting these feelings is very difficult. if we were. her son alex was killed on december twenty fourth two thousand and nine during a rehearsal for a christmas show. his mother is still trying to fully understand what really happened that day. back then she did not realize the dangers of swimming with killer whales. she was proud of her son who loved his job said on the look you know solomon.

laurel, northbound bw parkway the ramp to 197. the ramp i blocked by a crash.pringfield brad dock road the ramp to t outer loop crash reported there as well. drive cam here with adam tuss, fairfax county parkway reston. aaron? >>> still ahead, furloughed workers had to give up a lothe duringshutdown. they missed bills. some had to cut back groceries. >> even medications had to be cut out of the budget for some people. with the possibility of another shutdown in a f weeks, we're working on ways to save on your medications if you're put in that spot again. later on "ellen" priyanka chopra jonas sps by. >> that's right here at 3:00 p.m. and stick around for news 4 at 4. we'll be right back. ♪ >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. >>> 23 now. for several weeks furloughed federal workers had to cut corners to trys to make e meet during the shutdown. >> some of you had to cut back can cometion which with serious cons4'uences. newss justin finch is working for you with ways to save on your meds if you're ever put in keat again. >> reporter: when if there's ever

laurel, let me start with you.p us understand the significance of this draft framewisk agreement. his the beginning of the end of the u.s. involvement in afghanistan? >> it could be the beginning of the end of the american war in afghanistan. whether it's the beginninheof the end ofar in afghanistan i think remains to t seen and depends on the details that aro follow. but, nonetheless, the results of the talks of recent days are significant in several respects. first of all, it's the cleares sign yet of the u.s. intent to withdraw forces from afghanistan. secondly, this is the first time that the u.s. has been willing to be seen openly and publicly as negotiating face-to-face wit the talid putting the question of american troop presence front and center. it's also, i tnk, sigficant in that, showing the possibility of achieving some ress, of actually having a negotiatinges pr may have brought ambassador time from a veryim tient washington. but there's a lot that remains to be seen on where this really leads to sauce

mean, it'sjust i think the performances are great. you know, i know you're not, but i was a fan of laurelght, all right. best dvd? the wife. so this is — glenn close has been oscar—nominated for her role as the wife of an author, played byjonathan pryce, who is on the verge of receiving a nobel prize. and yet, you know, is their relationship what it looks like from the outside? is his talent actually all it's cracked up to be, or is she, in fact, the power behind the throne? interestingly enough, i really liked this, and i said at the time when i first saw it i think glenn close is on oscar—nominatable form. so i think she has a chance of winning, and i think it would be deserved, because it's — there is a sequence in it in which the camera literallyjust looks at her face while she listens to a phone conversation of her husband discovering that he being awarded the nobel prize, and, you know, her face speaks a thousand words and she says nothing at all. i saw the film — and i read the book, actually. 0h, wonderful! i thought she was terrific but i find the central premise, which i won't d

but now a massive tree fell forcing the closure of both northbound lanes near laurel road... no word on when it will be back open... and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports... it's been a mess of a day for people trying to get through the south bay mountains. hard to believe this video was shot about 2 o'clock this afternoon. as if the heavy rain wasn't enough to make for difficult driving, visibility over the summit was next to nothing. lights and wipers are on of course, but there's a lot of ponding on the road that can catch you by surprise. yes, the pavement is very, very wet and slippery. the chp has been busy tending to several mostly minor accidents.this driver spun out, hit some debris and blew two tires.griffin vojvoda/spun out in therain "...this car as no turning radius, i tried to turn around in the rain and i spun out and i broke two tires and i only have one spare, driving in the rain is terrible, it's terrifying..."in nearby los gatos, the lunch crowd was caught unawares as light ra turned to showers and then heavier still. farther up the mountain, the rain has

more than one hundred dead in nineteen ninety six two shop drums adore laurel killer than with nine nine hundred south the same thing agents [inaudible] now. we'll have more international headlines right from from. yes i think. join us that [inaudible] hello. and and how do you. restrictions out coming coming up we take. out the idea is -- to results and and or texas. what happens when you need to drink gentian? girls joined on taxes not months would be between twenty two cat k. c. o. tournament the woods with no no for koko. fifty plus amazing that's this is. this is a space in. but we don't need any indians resident of rollaa which is how come. with what was wrong rights questions recurring. after we intend to tim temple these these. rolling lazar simms amber that little. right well rounds that after the extraction that after finally was meticulously planned been doing doing the indiana canada. to and ten to twenty fourth but with a twist back last tested. they try try again. to second i'm sunk succeede. in in in israel the little dna as a live life. as as we dream come come true. sinc

university of cologne here in germany developed one of our new horizons experiments he joins us from laurel maryland where the mission is being controlled welcome to day w. so this is a probe that goes deep deep deep into space to look at a rock explain to us why that's important. you know the out. the so-called it. seems to be filled with objects. the only form. so it's important. idea objects are. composed and whole these. but the composition of. and that's you get in the formation of the sort of system so that these objects will give you a clue to how the solar system was was formed it's explain to us how. you know it is expected that the decision of these objects as primitive very primitive silicate. composition and water ice which. if this were a system and if it's just objects it vents it looks like the other planets the solar system so there are still in there are regional composition and. that is the idea of mass and so thank you so much for joining us. for the quality of the sound we can get a signal into space but apparently not from the united states. boxing great floyd mayweathe

i think thahat i it is the social securitity or somethg laurel and then then we we we know ma'am and moral. more. food more. pets even had him do. do you have to do o with wih an well we'll we'll even let them i mean and and sign it so so [inaudible] then [inaudible] thank you [inaudible] and they are young. fine. they o own allll problems a. you can can you take this the late late it had ten land level. and make sure that that that that sounds so you say it is central. to the way the way his eyes and his his his. i've had to take it are you. don't get against -- left waiting waiting waiting waiting. things and say that he's very much talk again that one more. within the contextxt of allf the wayay p place on our no. also with. ththe remainingg. and a really reach fourth round. is that this is not nonot m. this is just. something that you know. will make me out death and and they they cool. all right r right. and then also. because of the yeah. if. you come home yet yeah usually has had cooled. but theyey are yeah. i yeah yeah so so that that's a little. this is all about east. findi

in laurel, b.w.y, park between 197 and 198, careful. a report of multiple potholes through that area. also, in virginia, and are sprinkled throughout the regionl innep and utter loop, we'll look at your travel times, coming up. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:33. our team coverage of theatest bo of wintry weather continues. it is expected to fall around the afternoonte commu, potentially making your ride home quite a headache. crews didn't waste any time to prepare the roads. justin finch is live at the van dorn salt facility in fairfax county with more. good morning.te >> rep good morning. something you want to keep in mind that the snow is going to be an issue,orperhaps, your evening drive home. that's why vdot has been working around the clock to get the roads ready for you. now, perhaps, we have seen them as they were out yesterday. they were pretreating roads and on secondary streets. if you see the trucks out, give them room to work. they're trying to hit some targets here. trying to get as much of their wodone, before the snow begins t

. >> item 12 for, 145 laurel street. conditional use authorization.earing and public comment, you continue this matter to decembef 5-3. commissioner koppel was against and commissioner richards you were recused. on december 13, 2018 you continue this matter to today by vote of 5-0. >> good afternoon planning commissioners and congratulations president melgar and vice president koppel. ashley lindsey planning department staff. the case before you is to install at&t telecommunication facility at 145 laurel street. the planning commission heard

the new film, stan and ollie, about the lives of the comedy due to laurel and hardy s now showing.tertainment jason fraley joins us ve. what part of their lives is the movie about? >> ihought it was a delightful e vie. i am a hn the music box and the movies from t '30. this one picks up, opening scene at the height offer this moreer. of the movie is in the twilight of their career, barely hanging on. launching one final european baudville tour. it takes place later in their ctreer. but theg is what it is all about. steve cougan earns a bathdy john c. riley is the show stealer as oliver hardy. he looks exact like him. mastered delivery of the famous line you fquoted, anotherine mess you have gotten us into. he earned a golden goalie goldberg nomination. they are a delicious but it is about recreating all the hilarious slapstiits they have done. laying in a hospital bed and rm haing him. going in and out of a house without being able to see each all of those bits. it is another fine mess. go see it. >> after people visit our expo this weekend they may want to go hear good music, s so

. >> of course we are listening in to the new governor, gavin knew son's anything laurel address, he has touched on education and homelessness which is his top priority in california. home aerially disrupted when a protester was taken out, you can see him stuart. the crowd followed with chants in support. the first family was involved in the ceremony, knew son's son and daughter to lead in pledge of allege in. and the grand entrance, let's see this video, you can see 0 along with their children, that was just about 30 minutes ago. nancy pelosi also made an appearance at the inauguration. of course california's longest serving governor will retire to private life, jerry brown is leaving the governor's mansion in sacramento for an estate inca louisiana a county, a -- colusa county. >>> he certainly faces a different situation than jerry brown. having a budget surplus of $14 billion. compared to brown when he entered as the governor of california. >> interesting because governor newson for years now he has been a vocal opponent of president trump. interesting to see how these two go hea

i-95 and laurel. the big concern as we head into the overnight hours is going to be the roads and the interstates. these are live pictures from silver s bing. bethwn providing us with these live pictures. thank you, ma'am. helping in theer recovy after the storm. so if you have been outside today, you have likely seen the snow trucks and the heavy equipments poised to clear the main road. some of you hav been venturing outside and briefinaving the elements. at national harbor, video of that. not a lot of folks outside. f you don't have to be, stay indoor stay with news 4 and our app for continue coverag on the storm >>> next on news 4, a record no administration or congress ever wao have. we are going through the longest shutdown ever. and the situation is scarey. >>> a deadly discovery inside a prince george county church. we will -we're in a small room. what?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigg room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ laughing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow -i

metro area.g look over towards bowie and the laurel area. right around college parks seei pretty goo snow there, and around clinton, maryland, a little bit of a dry area, and s we'rerting to see that mix in. this is what we talked about earlier this morning, that we a would see little bit of a lull over the next couple of hours. down to the south, still going strong. spotsylvania county and culpepper county seeing heavier snow as well. once again, a little bit of a lull as we start to seat upper level low make its way our way. the surface low energy off the coast here so a little lull there, but will come back during the day. everybody is still under a winter storm warning. that the goes until 6:00 inight. the potential there for another couple inches of snow depending on where you t are. let'e a look at this. maybe 1 to 2 to the north and more likely an inch up here. it's really 2 to 4 around d.c. and leesburg and montgomery county and still a bullseye area. 4 to 6 inches more snow around waldorf and freuricksburg. olks down at st. mary's c

stone will make an initial court appearance this morning in if it laurelled. we are in day 35 of the partial government shutdown. it's been m ath since some federal workers have been paid. but is there hope on the horizon. >> lawmakers are having talks to hopefully get the employees back to work. nbc's peter alexander has mor t from white house. >> foerng. this morning new indications there may be a way out of the shutdown stalemate. senate leaders finally talking to one another after dualing bills one with border funding one without failed. it comes as the cabinet officials are unfair for his insensitive comments saying he doesn't understand why some federal workers are going to foodganks suggest they take out lone will loans to bridge the gap until they get paid. we'll see you this morning coming occupy on ""today." we are working with you through thedo government sh. there are lists of resources of in the nbc washingtonpp. in a few months molette green will tell you how camps are getting ready for summer. >> back to the breakng news i prince george's county

the other great debate over yanny versus laurel. dress. >> but is there a right or wrong way to draw an x? i was six, it got ridiculed for being number six. >> there it is. >> done. >> it was a horrible, terrible, no good road trip for the sharks. and the sharks gave up another six goals tonight. their fourth straight game of doing so. 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? >>> the classic 2019 from the national baseball hall of fame includes four former players, barry bonds not among them. he received 59.1% of the vote, up from 56.4% last year. but still far short of the 75% required to be elected. pitcher roger clemens also missed the cut. their career number

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. >>> investigators are trying to identify a body found in a landfill in rule laurel livermore. it appears that a person's body was taken to the landfill after it was done to the trash. deputies do not know the person's age, gender, or possible cause of death. >>> a 6-year-old girl is recovering after being hit in the head by a stray bullet from what it was police say's was celebratory new year's gunfire. the girl is in intensive care, but expected to survive. a reward is being offered for information that might lead up to an arrest. >>> carrying a large teddy bear, the police chief came to ucsf children's hospital oakland yesterday to visit the six year old girl suffering from a gunshot wound to her head. >> we have young girl who was in intensive care today. we are fortunate that she is going to survive. >> reporter: police are searching that she is the victim of new year's eve celebratory gunfire. >> it is foolishness . it is unnecessary, and this case, why a as a child was harmed. >> reporter: the girl and her family were celebrating the new year in the backyard of a friend'

work we have always said that more work needs to be done i don't believe any nation can rest on its laurels and say that everything has been done in relation to labor reforms to work welfare reforms and there is no different however what is very positive is the fact that there's a recognition of significant progress being made good work being done on the ground and being done in a way where it's sustainable for the long term not short term solutions or band-aid solutions and that is exactly what we're looking for looking for long term solutions in terms of labor reforms and we're very proud of but again there's a lot more to be done. former australian football captain craig foster is calling on fever to sanction both thailand and bahrain's a phase if they fail to help free hakim. the bahraini player who is a refugee in australia has been in a bangkok prison for almost two months after being arrested while on holiday at the request of bahrain faces extradition to his home country we could be tortured and killed. if every effort is not made and if the life of a mile or a b. in the eyes of the

in laurel, between nd197 198. alexandria,outhbound 395 between king and duke. beltway right now looks okay. that could change here as we progress through the day and get into thatcovening ute. a live look, frederick, 70 at 270, lking clear for now. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. f's 4:02 now. we'relowing a developing story in montgomery county. lice are investigating how two men mysteriouy died. >> you can see the heavy police presence there. a witness told 911, a car crashed into several parked vehicles on the road. when detectives arrived on the scene, thend fou two men dead in the pocar. ce are not saying how the men died. >>> four people escaped a massive house fire in germantown. this two-alarm fire happened and neighbors had to be evacuated. severa families have been displaced. >>> some of the popular spots thd were clos part of the shutdown are reopening. the national zoo and the smithsonian will welcome guests. the air and space, the natural history and others will open their atdoors. good news. >> my daughter is extremely ngcited. she's been wan to go t

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i'm looking for a fair price for a laurel and hardy picture and you know it. of mouthpiece? i had something in my teeth to shove myjaw out a little bit, it's a bit square like that, you know, it kind of sticks out. oliver was curiously light on his feet for a big man, wasn't he? i mean, people will be familiar with some of the dance routines, the physical comedy, he was incredibly gifted. you know, that psychological gesture of working in opposition to your weight, pretending like you're gene kelly when in fact you are much bigger than gene kelly is a really interesting thing about oliver because in their performance, in our act, that is what he was constantly doing, striving for higher status than he was, striving for a more romantic version of his life than he had, they were always being ambitious beyond their station. that's right. in a way that, that gesture of carrying yourself like a lighter man, it is another part of the joke. there was nothing slothlike about oliver. # i am lonesome for you #. after ollie died, stan carried on writing material for them

we went to laurel, maryland.when i tell you that this movie -- first of all, i'm not trying to blast my family, but the older people in my family, like my great-nieces and nephews' parents, missed the important scene that i'm in because they were getting chick tenders. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> i said, yo, come on, man, we got to go! i got the little ones in right as the credits started and right after my scene, all my older nieces and nephews came in, what'd we miss? [ laughter ] my scene, man! give me the chicken tenders! [ laughter ] but it was great. and the kids loved it so much. >> jimmy: i bet, yeah. >> at the end -- the music in the movie is really dope too. like it's really great. so like as the credits are coming along and my name pops up, the kids just start dancing and going crazy, with their toys, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i'm like feeling really bad, like during the movie, any time they heard my voice they were going off. i'm like, oh, man, i'm sorry, guys. >> jimmy: it majors me so mad at

i'm looking for a fair price for a laurel and hardy picture and you know it.heapskate who got rich off our backs. oh, come one, now, stan. he is, he's a cheapskate, a skinflint and a parvenu. a parvenu? people will think, looking at you now, i mean, there is naturally some kind of resemblance. the two of you sitting here now, you obviously don't look like them but there is naturally a physical likeness. well, that was my real moustache that i was wearing. it was a real moustache. did you have to wear some kind of mouthpiece? i had something in my teeth to shove myjaw out a little bit, because his mouth is a bit square like that, you know, it kind of sticks out. oliver was curiously light on his feet for a big man, wasn't he? i mean, people will be familiar with some of the dance routines, the physical comedy, he was incredibly gifted. you know, that psychological gesture of working in opposition to your weight, pretending like you're gene kelly when in fact you are much bigger than gene kelly is a really interesting thing about oliver because in their performa

you remember the laurel, and the yanni and the dress debate. this is a new one. >> i'm number 7. i start up high on the left and high on the right. >> me too. >> reggie, same. >> mike, why do i have a feeling -- >> he's looking confused. >> he starts on the right. >> i don't know. i know there's psychology behind this. it's going to tell me i'm different than everybody else. >> reggie thinks if you start at the bottom and go up, then you're a serial killer. don't have that be your answer. we were talking during the commercial break. >> reggie, you were watching. >> i'm calling the police. >> i definitely don't start at the bottom. i think i do right to left, left to right. i don't care. >> you can sit with us. >> thank you, to now. until they find out i really do it from the bottom up. >> here's a look at san jose, it's pretty quiet this morning. it is chilly out there too. cooler than yesterday. i promise you a brighter sky and warmer temperatures this afternoon. now, it's going to be clear and chilly the next several nights. the rain season is on sabbatical. high pressure domin