it opens up the question of how much cracks will actually be enlarged as we go through theea and as the president runs into problems. >> he showed the hawks and the republican party. don't like this policy beinguc cod by the president. >> lindsey graham very upset about the pullout from syria. the president saying incorrectly, i fired mattis which offended a lot of people. mattis quick quit over principal. there's a growing group, mitt romney will agree with president more than what he would disagree. although he did list a long list of disagreements there whetherhe than where agree. he has the benefit of extraordinary popularity at home. he's got six years. he's not going to be primary in utah. with his popularity, he can say alst anything he wants and pick his fights. >> when you think about senor flake, senator cork just retired. they'v left the door over. how real could it get in president trump's approval ratings never started to dip? >> t ink there's always somebody who was trying for an opening. mitt romney coming into the senate. is someone who could capitalize this if there was

theea emergencym shouts to hurry as the baby boy is checked edby a m and then bundled off to hospital with fractures and frostbite.re >> one of thuers heard a peild crying. after that we stall of our equipment to make sure and listened. when we said quiet, the baby went quiet, too. it was when we said where are you that the child started to cry again in response. sarah: teams have been searching the ruins ever since an explosion on new year's eve. fthis is all that remains almost 50 apartments. officials suect the blast was caused by a gask. lea poor maintenance and fatal explosions are all too common here. last night president putin himself flewn in a show of support. he was briefed by emergency teams in their tent headquarters. they are working around the clock, but have ndly found a l of survivors. for some, rescues came too later the bittold is an extra danger. at night, the temperature drops to -20 or lower. today car shocked locals have -- today, shocked locals have been visiting the scene, bringing tributes. l"it is so sad, we cried night," this woman said. "it is a huge loss,"

researchers say theea top rsons for moving south include job change and retirement. >>> virginia beach is getting a big upgrade thanks to star pharrell williams. the singer is backing a major new entertainment venue for hiso ho. the dome project will include an outdoor music area, surf park, office space, and housing. it's a $328 million come plengst -- complex that would take up two square blocks. >>> there are som new healthy options available at chipotle. the mexic food cha is serving a new collection of lifestyle bowls geared toward popular diets. there are four new salads to choose from. you have -- this is exclusively available through chipotle's website or mobile app. you can choose fro paleo, keto, whole 30, and double protein. i'd try that. . >> sure, why not? >> just pile on the walk mow lee. >>> all right. going vegetarian is another diet gaining popularity. >> it has several health benefits, but you might also need to take steps to make sure you're getting all the necessary nutrients you need in yourns di. coer report says for a balanced vegetarian or vegan diet, make sure

breathe happy >>> some people getting through theea colder out there while having a little bit of funoman in chicago s perform ence experiment. that is a bubble maker there. you can see the ice gradually forming along the surface. these otters at the john ball zoo inrand rapids, michigan, are finding the cold to be rather delightful. they had no problem with the snow piling up in their exhibit. over a the cincinnati zoo, fiona the hippo felt differently about it. the zoo said it's too cold for these ladies so they are enjoying their indoor heated pools. >> hot tub. >> that is living luxe. >> hippo htu >> we could all use a little bit of that. >> this is the big warm-up. all the pacific air is going to replace the arctic air. the warming highs are going to be dramatic, especlly in the middle of the country. remember we were at negative 23 in chicago. by the time we get to saturday, should be looking at temperatures jumping into the 30s. by super bowl sunday, we should be watchin temperatures jumping up into the mid and upper 40s. thatnd like shorts barbecue weather compared to how cold

kind of few new balls in theea a lot of laws that could have a local impact in the d.c.a as well. let's start off in maryland. now specificall prince george's county. there's a proposal there to lift restrictions f speed cameras on the indian head highway. that law would allow more speed cameras to go in place theve to keep d in check. how about movie and a martini? the county also hoping to pass lllegislation which would theaters to sell liquor in prince george's county. and the a countyo pushing for new tax credits, including one for grocery store owners who build new stores i so-called food deserts. now let's go to virginia. there is a short session there, but they do have a lot of major proposals they're looking democrats again pushing several gun violence bills, including universal backgrouncks and the so-called red flag law. that law allows police toak temporarily guns away from people who are considered dangerous. governor ralph northam is also looking to increase the scheduled teacher pay hike up to 5%. there's goi to be a battle over the governor's income tax re

, check your surroundings and be on theu lo for those folks who look us is sxishs are loitering in theea. that's what this guy was doing. he was in there sometimes more than an hour in one. those stalls. be observe yandle in that way as well. one of the things that's so frustrating. they found the images on the cell phone. th question is, is that the only place they exist? they need on search the cloud now. and they need to search social media. >> right. and then how do you know if you' a victim? how do you know that those are your images? they hav big task ahead of them. >> reporter: absolutely. police need to you reach out to hem if you think you're a victim. >> wow. that's scary. changeto a huge day of up on capitol hill. the 6 congress ushering in a new era. with democrats reclaiming the house. it is also bringing a lot o historic firsts chug native-americans and muslim women. this is the most diverse congress ever. with more than 100 new women sworn in. three women from virginia. democrats elaine, abigail, and jennifer wexton. >> iow call the house to order o behal all of nager's ch

and a cold end to theea week the snow is going to come and stick. >> pretreating area roads today.mor will hit the roads the closer we get to saturday. >> we start with storm team 4. doug and amelia with the latest on the forecast and the potential snow totals. >> talking about this snow, this is not a major impact

and a cold end to theea week the snow is going to come and stick. >> pretreating area roads today. even mor will hit the roads the closer we get to saturday. >> we start with storm team 4. doug and amelia with the latest on the forecast and the potential snow totals. >> talking about this snow, this is not a major impact event. h itpening over the weekend, saturday into sunday. thinking this is more ofow a to potentially moderate event for most of us. >> as we're tracking temperatures well below freezing, it is going to be slick even though we don see the snow pile up high. >> look at the wind chill, 25 d.c., 19 hagers town. winds still gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. still going to be a windy day tomorrow like it was today. maybe a little bit less than today by about 5 toes 10 mer hour. setting the stage for saturday. here it is on saturday coming nrough around noon saturday. night, here we are around 9:00 by the time we're out to dinner or getting out to dinner, that's when it starts coming down. we think some will be on sunday, especially for some o us. our brand new updated sn

theea 5old twins, their baby brother, killed just days after christmas on indian head highway, o of the deadliest roads in our region the parents are still recovering from theirurhysical is caused by that crash. they were only able to bury their children last weekend. >> i have five brokeibs that don't allow me to even cry. not i cry i cry with pain, only my heart -- not only my heart hurts when i cry, but also body physically. >> coming up at 6:30, they explain their feelings about thomas hawks, the man who was charged today in the deaths of their three children. >> d.c. police have a man inho custody may be connected to as many as two dozen c break ins, it's part of a troubling trend with the city noting a sizable spike in cases in recent weeks. megan fitzgerald reports. r: police are calling it a crime of opportunity. suspects breaking into locked or uncked cars like in this video. grabbing everything in sight and takingoff. commander william fitzgerald of the fifth police district says this is footage of aaron hargan who they just arrested yesterday. >> tied to 22 different thefts.

opposite lamlamming into the truck, the car explodes into flames, the ther and son in the car with theea dash camrly crashed into the wrecklve them. they recovered and immediately helped pull sam out of the car. sam who was headed to college suffered some burns and a brain oljury, but we are that he's expected to make a full recovery. >> incredible. incredible. >>> a man who has served his community for more than 40 years retiring. pat collins sits down for a candid w conversationh the police chief. >>> the extreme weather has turned deadly. st at light people have died including a college student. we'll have more on th dangerous conditions coming up after the break. [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the digner dog collar. 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

theea congress was trying to gie weapons to the ukrainians after the russians had invaded and annexedmary. no one went to investigate the obama white house or president obama. so you have no evidence in this case, you have no records, no phone calls, absolutely nothing of any sort, and yet you supposedly or reportedly are investigating the president? furthermore, supposedly the scope memo that outlines whatever mueller aspires to be looking at, if "the new york times" story as to be believed from last friday, if that is to be believed, that means that somebody leaked l pieces of that scope memo to "the new york times." we still have yet to see that in the congress. >> sean: john huber supposed to be investigating that, working a long time, we could use an update. i don't know if you've seen this piece,ow the headline is " "mccabe's fbi tried to reengage christopher steele christopher steele after comey was fired." they have a transcript supposedly by bruce ohr showing the fbi went back to christopher steele between comey firing at mueller's appointment. we also know that there was com

if that's what theea lrship is seeing, that basically the only political basis want them to stick toheir guns we'll be here a while. >>ga majority stillst the wall in that poll but 42% of americans support idea of the wall. >> 42,, the president's job rating and support for the wall, it's all i starting to converge into >> same group of people. >> real quirks feels like 2020 stepped into another gear this week. the race to be the democratic nominee. we've goes tulsi gabbard in the race and julianst , the mayor of san antonio. elizabeth warren is in new hampshire and kama harris on a book tour this week. questions aroundou joe biden, bernie sanrs, michael bloomberg, the three bs i guess you could call them. >> right. >> howngs this sha up now early, chuck? >> i think you have people realizing that if you're not don't waitt in now, >> yeah. >> you may noto be able to get in. look, i think elizabeth warren really has sped up the process here. i think,oc yes, we call her exploring, but she filed her papers. she got in. she's an active candidate. she hasn't done the big announcement speec

the arctic air creeping across theea region d an eerie sight, as steam rose above lake michigan.e residents braved the frigid temperatures to catch a glimpse. >> it's so cold! anything that's exposed, anyat exposed skin, what's terrible. so, everythinglse was fine, but my fingers were getting cold because i was taking pictures with my phone, so i had to have my fingers out. you just have to appreciate these days. they're not all the time, so you just have to get out there whe you can. >> woodruff: forecasters warn that even colder temperatures will hit theame region next week. a heat wave, meantime, is scorching a swath of australia, overloading power grids and fueling fires. temperatures spiked to 123 degrees in adelaidyesterday, and 109 in melbourne today. meanwhile, emergency workers fought wildfires in tasmania. forecasters say this january is on track to be the hottest ever recorded in australia. and, on wall street, stockswe ended thek with a rally, on new optimism about economic growth. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 184 points to close at 24,737. nasdaq ro

onimmigration bill that wahe floor in the senate passed in a bipartisan vote, sent to the house, and we asked theea republicanrship, put it on the floor, let us vote on it, and provided for over $40 billion fors bordeurity, but asked the experts to tell us how best to accomplish that e. we asked people ton -- it be put on the flooyer fivs ago and the republicans refused. we think while discussing, the best way to accomplishhe objective, we ought not to shut down the parts of government that have noing to do with the wall or border security, per se, and negotie and make itnly till february 8th, or we'll shut down gwen the -- again the homeland security department. hopefully in the next five weeks, we can reach an agreement. >> woodruff: there's ce in between the two positions, there is somesort of ngotiated settlement here. >> i hope we do. there's a basis f an aement to achieve border security. >> woodruff: let's wait.do let's hope wt wait too many. >> woodruff: incoming how to majority leader steny hoyer.ve thank yo much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: let's look arw at those g the brunt of the shutdo

theea tt writ/directolooking the untry, understanding -- i live in los angeles and she lives in new yorky: she's also an african-american female director. >> she is. looking at certain places in the country and seeing how long you would have to drive to get a safe abortrtion. that was sort of the genesis of this film "little woods" which is a modern western abt these two sists s thatave e toravell from the dakotas to canada to get a safe abortion it is a beautiful film. it comes out this year. neon bought it. amy: last year i saw you at the women's rally here in park city, though you live in los angeles. the year before was the women's march -- which, by the way, harvey weinstein took part in. but that women's march was in response to president trump just having been inaugurated. we are two years in. the state of the union has been postponed for the moment. president trump will be giving it. talk about the state of this union as ucs. >> oh, my goodness. i feel like there is been such -- how terrible things have been. people need to wake up and be more active. in times that are really dar

she can't afford to work and she to.t afford not " just to restate, this is not a press release from theeas for a position paper for some think tank, this was written fairly recently by senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, the same one, the hero to the left.ss later in the book, and we read it. warren lays out the long-term consequences of an economic system that requires both parents to work. more families go broke. this increases the rate of domestic abuse, divorce and broken homes. some people simply decide not to have children at all and her response to that is striking. again, another quote from elizabeth warren, many of your parenthood as nothing more than another lifestyle choice, not so different from joining a commune or developing a passion for windsurfing but it isn't true for society at large. what happens to a nation that rewards the childless and penalizes the parents? if middle-class men and women stop making that parental lifestyle choice who will care for them in their old age? who will pay taxes, build infrastructure and keep the economy afloat? and most important,

if you commute in theea you've noticed a change in traffic flows. partial government shutdown has made it easier for those but created pain for those who can leastffd it. well to both of our guests this morninu, >> thank pat. >> most of us would do anything, i know i who, to get out of lygridlock but certa not this. >> yeah. >> what is happening out there on the roads? way don't think this is t that anybody wants to beat the congestion around here, but certainly i mean it just makes sense that there are fewer federal workers on the road commuting to work, and that means that ow traffic f has actually improved fairly significantlism the ortation planning board in our region which looks at the trends from time to ti has found that in certain secs of roadwaysti you med during the morning rush periods, real during the inbound pier, some commutes have changed drastically. for instance, on 270 from i-70 in frederick down to 370 in shadygrove, that commute time went from 49 minutes to 29 minutes, 20 minutes chopped off the commute and if you continue down

afternoon highs peaking in the low fots for most of theea for tomorrow, a chance of a little slushy rain-snow combination tomorrowafternoon. >>> coming up, the desperate search for a toddler trapped for days after falling down a narrow well. a team of americans just called in to help overnight. we'll be live with the laeest. >>> i have a question for you. is savannah really leaving the "today" show to start her own skin care line? if you read the y internet might think that's true. we'll take a look inside and investigate tho fake ads. they're everywhere online. >> we're going to miss you. >> going to make some news this morning. n >> first this is "today"c. >>> just ahead, you have an allergy to penicillin? maybe not. the surising resulf a study that could impact 30 million americans. n> thenflix and bill. the price hike that's not sitting well with binge watchers this morning. first, your local news and weather. off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausa

. >> reporter: the state of theea the president's annual address to the nation until after the government reopens. >> he can make it from the oval office. >> reporter: in a letter to the president yesterday pelosi, citing security concern, argued both the secret service and department of homeland security have not been funded for 26 days now. dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen countered and said her department and the u.s. secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the state of the union. president trump respond to pelosi's power move with uncharacteristic silence. but lawmakers made plenty of noise. >> democrats have made a marketing decision to obstruct president trump at all costs. >> i want president trump to look into these faces. >> reporter: as americans increasingly turn to one another. >> food for the time they need some help. >> reporter: restaurants and food banks are helping people put food on the table. >> i mean who can't pass up mac and cheese? >> reporter: federal workers on the brink of making tough financial decisions is everyday that it lasts it heightened my a