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this notion of a nationa emergency gives him a little more flexibility, but the fact is that th ground can guarantee that the democrats would take the president et court over r he can do this. rajini: this could just be talk coming from the president. speaking of other talk, profanities in fact, we saw in that report freshman congresswoman rashida tlaib use profanity, but she was sayin she wants to impeach donald trump. how likely is impeachment now that you have the democrats controlling the house? reid: i think impeachment is a conversation that needs to happen in two phases for house democrats. first of all, right the leadership does not want to tal. about th they wish rashida tlaib talked about how great it was to be a member of congress and all the things she wants to do rather than impeachment off the bat.th on the hand, we have robert mueller's investigation hanging over the white house.n there have bports that he might issue some kind of report in february. it is sort of a black box. once se evidence comes out, whatever robert mueller knows miat we don't, then yot get a little

they can push for a motion of no confidence in the government that could in turn trigger a fresh nationa election. >> the government is in disarray. it's clea it's a prime minister's deal is rejected tomorrow it'sime for general election. for a new governmen >> uncertainty remains the watch word in westminster and means investors, lawmakers, and ordinary british voterstill have more questions than they have answers about the 's immediate political future. nightly business report" from london. >> so how will all of these growth concerns around the globe impact the market and your investme inve welco back. good to see you again. >> thanks for having me. >> you've been worried about the global outlook for some time now and i would assume that this latest wrinkle with brexit only adds to those concerns. >> the global economy has been expected to slow, sue, whether it is by the oecd or world bank or the imf or most pundits are looking for slower global growth. the data we've seen come in the last month is even slower than that. and that's raised a number of coiterns. eems to be tied to the ma

we ask every peaceloving nationa of the middl to shoulder forexsponsibilities defeating islamiemism wherevernd it. jane: mr. pompeo was speaking at the same american university where president obama gave an addrs 10 years ago at the beginning of his presidency. for more, i'm joined by a former -- i spoke to a former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations, and she is now head of greenwich distrategies in connecticut. how much has u.s. policy in the middle east shifted? >> thank you for having me. it has shifted a lot, certainly from administration to the next, but even under the trumpad nistration alone it has had shifts and changes. it is certainly more hawkisher than uhe obama administration, and secretary pompeo tried to make that point in this speech. he focused a lot -- i would argue too much -- looking at the past and trying to re-create or be a little bit aggressive by doing it at the american university in cairo. it is more hawkish, but at the same time the strategy is not entirely clear all the time, evidend by trump's announcement to pull out from syria a month ago.

nationa including two service members.sh media said more than a dozen locals guided the attack which took place in the kurdish-held town of nbij. this was amid confusion over president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of syria. at the time he said that the sso-called islamic state defeated, a claim his vice president is sticking with. vito pres. pence: we are abl hand off the fight against isis in syria to coalition partners and we are bringing our troops home. the caliphate has crumbled and isis has been defeated. a brief time ago ice -- not -ura: laura: a brief time ago i spoke with p.j. crowley, former assistant secretary of state and author of "the red line." e administration is saying clearly that isis has been defeated.wh mee, isis is claiming responsibility for the deaths of service members in syria. wh disconnect?e of the p.j.: there is a disconnect, and it represents that president trump's tweet last month, pulling troops out of syria or w announcing tha not ttached to any kind of strategic process where w

. >> now, the easy solution is for me to call a nationa emergency. i could do that very quily. i have the absolute right to do it, but t going to do it so fast. >> the national emergency idea is one way to try to get the wall built. it's got its own problems. just pick. and so i don't know how this movie is going to end. >> reporter: now -- >> i'm a mother of five, granother of nine. i know a temper tantrum when i see one. >> reporter: -- no new talks, no new plans. just a new nickname for that wall. >> whatever you want call it, it's okay with me. they can name it whatever they can name peaches. i don't care what they name it. but we need money for that barrier. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news. >>> more breaking news tonight. 55 million people under wint advisories, watches, or warnings as a massive snowstormve east. and the weekend forecast is getting worse from st. louis to d.c.la dydreyer has all of it for us. dylan, what's the last? reporter: good evening, lester. travel is going to be very dangerous from wichita to st. louis as the heavy snow continues overnight. th

the nationa weather service just started issuing th it goes from frede into northern pennsylvania. they're moving east at about 20 miles an hour. quick short-lived bursts of snow but it will catch a lot of driversff-guard because they're bringing gusty winds as well. associatedsually with a pretty strong cold front and usually signifies the retur of some arctic air into the area. becareesl. visibiliill stay low. i believe it'll be along the i-95 corridor and into the d.c. beltway and it will sco on by southern maryland. should be out of here by 2:33. however, amelia is here and she'll continue to update you on that throughout the afternoon so here. winds are gusting up to 40, 50 miles an hour with windchills dropping pretty quickly. current wind gus out there right now in the 20s and 30s and temperature e already in the singleit dndsig on the low side as we head into e overnight. we do have a wind chill advisory overnight. another chance some light snow showers friday mainly north and west. look how we warm u over the weekend. tuesday and wednesdays 60>s. retired billionaires worki

nationas in san jose -- getting rready >>> okay. the big boys are in town. the u.s.ccer team is in san jose getting ready for the big match against panama on saturday. >>> a stanford guy and cal guy on the team, and they get along. here's colin rush. >> we definitely shared a good pac-12 love and support of that. >> reporter: cory baird was a stapp ford cardinal. less than three years ago nick lima was a cal bear. they are now teammates and big supporters of one another. both trying to assert themselves as cornerstones of the national team for years to come. >> being here is, yeah, something that you dream of and something that i dreamed of continue to go happen. >> reporter: both lima and baird made their national team debuts. both were instrumental in a 3-0 win over panama. lima has switched positions. defensively from the two to the six. why? >> because i want to play. if you're not going to abide by the system and play along those lines and adapt to it, you know, you're not going to get play time. but also you want to be part of the team and fit in and help as we

. >> a lawmaker this morning represents the most diverse congress our nationas ever seen. diversity includes more than 100 female members, the most ever. and we now have our first two native american women members of congress. and the first palestinian-american woman to serve in the house. >>>d.c. congresswoman norton and the mayor are pushing forward in making the district thest state. she received a record number of co-sponsors f the ll. it would ensure that d.c. would be equal to the other s0tes but federal areas like the u.s. capital and federal monuments would remain under federal jurisdiction. ea >> today we'll more about efforts to make route 210 safer. prince george's county executive and the county c policeef will speak to the media about last week's terrible crash thathr killed tee young siblings. she is set to roll out the department's efforts to reduce traffic incidents on the dangerous roadway. keep an eye on the nbc washington app for updates. >> a disturbing case a area mall. police sayn mant secretly recorded at least 60 women in dressing rooms and n they'r

it's not just here on capitol hill, but enough oforthwest where the nationa zoo is closed due to the federal government shutdown. the gates are closed at the national zoo, taking visitors by surprise. >> i came here with my sister. f she is out of town. she was really e'scited. government shut down and everything. >> the national zoo's panda cam is turned off. for years, the giant panda bears have been streamed continuouy by tens of thousands of fans. il , the cameras are off u the government shutdown ends. stores located on connecticu a avenuoss from the zoo are losing money with fewer customers. >> we don't have money for paying the rent. we don't have money for paying employees every month. >> visitors on the mall try to figure out where to go now that the smithsonian museums are closed due to the government ut wn. >> i didn't know that was the case coming from new orleans. kind of disheartening to hear that. >> reporter: families with children left very d.disappoin >> sad. ou have an expectation to see that. it's a lifelong dream you could say. >> it's sad. n it every day you can

tsa officials say dulles is bucking the nationa trend. fewer agents are coulding in sick compared to other airports. many passengers arrived hours before their flights only to alize that the extra time they budgeted wasn't necessary. >> have you seen snit. his empty before >> reporter: how is it? >> shocking in a good way. >> reporter: do you think there are a lot of people would be waiting in line? >>re actually, tere a lot of flights cancelled before the snow. i thought there would be a tot of peopls morning. >> reporter: now, just like dulles operations at reagan as well as bwiun areng smoothly. they are not seeing above average wait times. i spoke to officials. they sayhings areunning smoothly. it's getting a bit busier. if you are flying out today, you will be onime and on your way safely. back to you. >> we'll see how long it staysw that thanks, corey. >>> a chef is aouncinghat the world central kitchen he runs will open a new operation at the navy memorial on pennsylvania avenue. the kitchen will be opened to any federal worker and

art does what we're seeing on the border qualify as a nationa emergency is the president is floatingthe possibility. >> it definitely does. the numbers have shown are goin up. there are more individuals are agents have been getting attacked by some of these central americans. they've been aggressive towards her agent. in the end, we need to start thinking about the agents and six security of our nations voters. that's what we're missing here. >> joe, 2,400 on the border. the department of homeland security is the fencing. >> here's what i would support. i would support sound immigration policy that deals with this emergency. i think that's really what americans want to see. we have got this stalemate now where executive and legislative branch on working together. we need to fix this. what's happening in the united states is not good whenun it co to immigration policy. the mexican aren't happy about the u.s. guns that are travelin into mexico and the president had an opportunity when he renegotiated the deal for some sort of cooperation along the border. i think that was a real missed

road to recovery for a little girl who was badly shocked while she wt playing a a fountain atlmgm nationa harbor. her family is seeking some answers from the casino. >>> why the key to sta as you get older may lie with maintaining a part of our body other than the brain. >>> this is the lab, coming up o 're going to meet a young man from virginia whis denying all from virginia whis denying all the odds, and we'll whawhat does it feel like?? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a ls tle different to uall. but with a new carefirst medplus medip plan, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add dental and vision coverage. even a fitness program at no extra cost. call a medigap specialist now to lea more. and get the support to find the answers, s to every fearlestion. carefirst medplus. live fearless. >>> parts of the area are already seeing some snow showers, and there's this weekend. doug and back in ten minutes with a look at

. >> woodruff: here's another consequence: the nationa transportation safety board, which investigates accidents around the country soon after they happen, has had to indefinitely delay a number of those investigations. because many n.t.s.b. workers are furloughed, the agas not yet investigated 10 recent crashes in which 22 people died. that includes two fatal railroad accidents, a highway accident that killed seven people and crashes with smallers. the agency says it will investigate those accidents, but only after the shutdown ends. let's take a closer look at another impact of tis shutdown that hits close to home and got a lot of attention in the past 24 hours. afwhat this means for foody and government inspections. amna nawaz is re with a breakdown of what we know. >> nawaz: the adod and drug nistration announced yesterday that it stopped routine food safety inspections in many cases. that includes checki fruits, vegetables, some seafood and many other foods.t that's a big p food safety in this country. ntwever, nearly all inspectors at the u.s. departf agriculture, which oversees

we will never forget, of course, duringrg the republican nationa convention how paul manafort went out to make concessions for -- in the amendments for ukraine. this is going back aor long way. there is some sort of relationship, there's something that putin has on trump or vice versa and i think this story that came out today only reiterates that. the biggest question, of course, becomes will republicans actually defect on trump? because the votes are there in the house for impeachment, they're not there in the senate. >> do you think any republicans are going to defect, amy? look, the fact is this is unprecedented, surprising, explosive, any number of those adjectives have been used today and by other networks as well. do you find, first of all, this report about the president having five conversations with vladimir putin at which not only is there no record of what was said between them but he actually literally goes to the translator, the linguist in one of them the u.s. translator and says i want those notes. >> sure. well, i hope that none of the republicans odefect, like you sai

snoment nationa[national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> wed the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> we asked the president to open up government so we would have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> i think the president is hell bent on securing our border. to my democratic colleagues, this is the best chance i have seen since 2006. >> the president has agreed to our request to open the government. >> the president put the american public first. >> i think given the way it played out, this is probably the strongest thing president trump can do. >> roger stone will be arraigned in a d.c. federal court next week. >> the indictment is thin indeed. what's this about? it's about

i asked him about the national emergency, whether the president should declare a nationa emergency.t, no government needs to work washington needs to work debate legislation and pass proper legislation that's how the government should work, hallie. >> vaughn hilliard in north carolina hate to be the bearer of bad news, but i'm not sure that is the drooirection we're headed in i'm with tony now. you represent 26,000 irs worker, right? >> in total, 70,000. >> 26,000 who were forced to come back to work during the government shutdown. >> right. >> what are they saying, whether we'll be in the same position three weeks from now what are you hearing >> i think everybody is concerned. i mean, when we look at federal employees being out of work for 35 days, not getting two paychecks, and the impact we all saw across the country on the media what happened, people go to food pantry, not being able to pay for health insurance, et cetera, i think they are very concerned. number one, remember, they still haven't been paid. the government shutdown ended on friday they will not be paid until -- >

that recognized or talked about steve king's comments, anthen smndemned white supremacy and white nationa though didn't specifically condemn him. my question to you is these are het the first controversial remark made, not even the first controversial remarks ebout the phrase "whit supremacy." why, politically, do you think this is happening now? >> ii meanink that kay is correct in sort of pointing out the politicareality on the ground there in the district of iowa that made this rise up. also think to some degrees there are republicans in the party increasingly frustrated with the tone the party standard bearer donald trump has taken, and they can'continuously call him out on things, nor do they feel like that's a political plea lee expedient thing to do so it's easier to publicly rebuke and reprimand a sitting >> interesting. way, which i have been reporting on politics in iowa, voters tolerate. some said he questions multiculturalismis not sure mixing cultures is a good idea. why is it voters keep electing him? what do they see in hi >> i talked to a well-known conservative in the dis

when there's a vacancy in the presidency, the prfleft nationa assembly which is juan guaido becomes president he has to call for new elections. that was all their law. they followed that. the u.s. simply supported the democratic institutions, along with, by the way, 16 countries in the region. this is not the u.s. this is honduras, guatemala, canada, brazil, colombia, argentina, etviate. this is not a u.s.-sponsored anything. they want their constitution and democracy followed. people who choose not to follow it because they don't like donald trump is silly. >> no decisions have been made and efforts are being made to avoid any sort of military action by the u.s. in venezuela, but you have said that all options should be on the table, including potentially u.s. military force, in maduro doesn't back down, if isdiplomats in venezuela are at risk. how would you explain why it's worth potentially risking their lives to go to venezuela? >> well, first of all, i'm not -- i don't know of anyone calling for military intervention. what i'm calling for is for the constitution to be followed. for milit

there are two prongs, a humanitarian and nationas, security crihat terrorist threat you mentioned, the administration has been cite ago few examples repeated will you, including one we heard from vice president pence just this morning in an interview. here's what he had to say. with regard to terrorists, he said, we've seen more than 4,000 or known spictd spectd terrorists to come into our country through various means. the exact number is 3755.ou it'sing up. that group, those are people we tknow with a direct lin terrorism. but associated with the southern border is very misleading. we know the vast majority of the people who have been apprehended come in through airports. it's a misleading claim. we've heard the government say again and again, and in fact we have government's own numbers in this case that looked at the o terrorist threthe southern border, this is from a state department report in 2017, they said there are n known international terrorist organizations operating in mexico, no crehadible info t any member of a terrorist group has traveled through mexico to gain access t

primedd timess from the oval office will cast the situation at the southern border as a humanitarian nd nationaongress to get his border wall built. in an interview tngs mor with nbc news,e the vic president, mike pence, said no decision on that hasn yet b ma made. >> as he has saidin it's some he's looking at, considering. he american people expec washington to do is work togethert r southern border. it is a real crisis. >> reporter: the president's critics say the real crisis is , self-inflicted the government shutdown now in its 18th day, the second longest in history affecting 800,000 federal employees. today new numbers contradict the white house'srgument that a wall is urgently needed to stop terrorists from coming across the southern border.er between octf 2017 and march of 2018 agents at the southern border encountered only six immigrants listed in a terrorist screening data and that doesn't mean they were necessarily terrorists. that's the latesthe fro, hoda, back to you. >> peter, thank you. we should also point out will have live coverage of the president's oval office address to the

>> the group ofs support march to the steps of the basilica of th nationa shrine of the immaculate conception that the school condemn the students' tax. >> to have him disrespected like that and harassed on that level, it's awful. >> he's the sweetest, most kin hearted person and to see what i saw happen to him was heartbreaking. >> the diocese of covington and vington catholic high school issued a statement saying in part we condemn the actens of covington catholic high school students. the matter is being investigated, and we will take appropriate action including expulsion. >> i asked nathan phillips what he thinks should happen with the students who participated in this behavior. and it's not up to him to say. ito up their parents and their school administration. at the basilica, darcy spence news 4 today. >> thank you. reaction to the video continues pour in including from one native american lawmaker. you can find that in our nbc washington app and we posted the viral video for you. just search viral video. >> a march on washington and throughout the country. liousands raled while pushi

here is nbc's nationa correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it was billed as historic, facing offserena williams. perhap both the best to ever play the game going head to head. >> it was a great experience. i am kins of sad it'over. i was just warming up. >> reporter: while technically it was a mixed doubles match, u.s. versus switzerland, all eyes on williams and >>federer. t was nerve-wracking to be honest because all of a sudden you are serving and i'm like i have to win this point but it's serena williams i wasng tel myself. >> reporter: both federer and williams delivered crushing serves. these champions als sharing a competitive edge, a mutual respect and deep admiration for each other. >> i watch him all the time. i never knew how amazing it was. it was really cool to kind of learn. hopefully, i can get some tips later on on how to get a littl better. it was really impressive. >> reporter: both 37 years d, federer has won 20 grand slam titles. williams 23. he has 99 career titles. she has 72. >> really, you mean to say you think i put women down? >> reporter: being compared

nationa champion ever. >> i'm just really happy i won.ff. >> her remarkable rise to theg top givin team usa fans early hope for the 2022 winter olympic games. >>> and cfessing to j.lo. >> it's no sugar, no carbs, anything that has sugar and carbs in it you cannot have. >> we'll check in on hoda and carson on day fr of her ten-day diet challenge. >> i confessedall, okay? >> so have they been able to follow the rules? monday,nd out today, january 28th, 2019. ♪ >> from the big easy to the big apple. appy birthday mom and dad in albany, new york. >> shoutout it our dog arthur. >> in toledo, ohio. >> from louisiana! university softbal at "today." >> fromk, lubb texas. >> it's my 18t birthday! >> good morning. this is helen. that's the "today" show's newest fan. >> look at that. >> okay. hearts exploding. who is our lovely wonderful "today" show radio host of sirius xm channel e 108. we hen waiting for baby helen for nine months, but we're so thrild for her and her hubby, albert. it's just wonderful. look at that doll. >>lrhe baby's ady smiling