but the link is ast y. according to a large study by the american heart association. diet drinks a day are at a higher risk ofstroke, heart disease or g early death. researchers followre than 80000. st meno pausele women ove 30 years. 23% more likely to have a stroke tinking two or more than those that didn't drinkm at all or had one a week. it's important to note the study did not show cause and effect. experts say it's impossible to know if it's because of a specific artificial sweetener, a type ofeverage or another hidden health issue. >>> hugs, prayers, tears and a moment of silence in parkland, florida. the community coming t together remember the victims who died a year ago. 14 students and 3 teachers lost their lives. turning survivors into political activists. today there was no politics, just shared memories of the lives so violently taken. let's take a moment now to remember the victims. >>> everybody thinking about the weekend coming uak >> are weg up to snow on saturday? >> let me tell you what i thought about doing last nig en i came home. i thought about

an armed carjacking a few hours ago, around the 3200 block of 16th street in nort ast.aring all black, the other wearing a mask, pulled a gun on the driver. they took off wh the taxi 2016 ford focus. the car driver was not hurt. they headed>> north. developing in chicago overnight, singer r. kelly waki up in jail this morning. late last night, he turned fter being to police charged with aggravated sexual abuse. let's show you the scene. this is when r. kelly showed up at the police station. prosecutors say his crimes invoe teen girls betwe 13 and 17 years old. the singer is 52. kelly was acquitted of child pornrgraphy c in 2008, but he's been dogged for decades by claims that he violated der-aingunder ain age girls and women and held some as sex slaves. >> now, there's another chance, and i'm glad state's attorney foxx i taking this seriously in doing this, and other jurisdictions are, as well. is strong.s he's got a lot of support, and he's going to be vindicated. surfacedlegations after lifetime aired a do docu-series that featured kelly's ae religion alleged vic >>>

now, ast far as w we're looking at, here comes the snow. snow for the first part of thee day could heavy at times. inch of snow in some places and then that warm air starts to push in from the west. that starts is to change everything from sleet. spotty, freezing rain as we head into the afternoon, as well. this is where we get the ice accumulation. the warm air switches out and could have decentamounts of rain here and there and it startt starts to taper off tomorrow and believes we canmoet sunshine ow and that will help melthi ever. ice accumulation up to a quart of an inch and ang coa and little less to the south and east. mainly the rain event. temperatures stay steady and go up by day break tomorrow. and sunshine later tomorrow afternoon and a lot of this will be melted at tt poin friday upper 40s and look at this rain for the weekend and 6e by the t we get into sunday. but, no 60s out there today. just some snow on the ground. melissa, how are the roads looking alrey? >> right n looking okay. northbound 15 in warrington startingo see

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this happened inside trojan temporary laborrt in ast, just before 6:00 yesterday morning. police say the shooter was wearing gloves and a mask when he shot two people, including the business ner. daimd anthonyn died. there were 30 day laborers in the business when the shooting started. >> it was aoi shooting on. people getting in their cars fleeing and running andvi lea the scene. and there was people -- we was running just to the scene.from >> investigators say this does not appearo be a robbery because nothing was taken. >>> ocking, new details in the arrest of a northern virginia high school coach facing prostitution charges. now, we have m learned twoe victims have come forward. poce arrested delvin jackson on wednesday. a stafford county sheriff's ffice said he solicited prostitution from a male student at the school that was under the age of 16. the arrest left many parents concerned. >> the magnitude of that is concerning that something is going on in t school, that you trust the teachers to do what is right and help teachour kids the problemer way. >> stafford coun

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supported ast has charter schools, education initiatives, he worked the betsy devos and some of organizations that she did, and on to a bill gned to reauthorize school vouch ares district of columbia. are those types of policies a impediment to winning the support of your union and teachers? ms. weingarten: well, i think that the issue -- so, you know, said to you on t.v. right it is a complete impediment or no, it is not an impediment, then i would be violating exactly what i said to ou earlier, which is it is really early in the process and we're going to be listening to our members. i heard from some people that they view it as a impediment because the issue becomes how to you eorder priorities to get the investment into public education and not have a competitive model pit against it? but i would say we need to go through this process and really some members of what their key priorities are and have a guy like cory book wants to, doing a town hall and answering questions, and so -- teacher's questions. and so instead of letting hook, you know, answer their questions and see only they -- w

get a quick round of some rain moving in, could bring in some pretty decent rainfall totals for the ast're looking at half of an inch of rain or less, for areas south of the golden gate bridge. then you head to the north, and those rainfall totals will be much higher, santa rosa close to an inch, but maybe something like three inches for ukiah, and areas farther north. so we are going to be tracking this, any slight shifts in that atmospheric river could drastically change our forecast. otherwise, we're going to enjoy a nice clear weekend, with some highs in the upper 50s, a few more clouds tomorrow, and then those north bay rain chances on sunday. i'll be watching that for you, with another update and mike, you have folks already waiting at the bay bridge. >> i do, kari, just like yesterday, we have all cash lanes except for two open, this one on the left approach, that is presenting a little more of a backup. on the right approach, folks changing lanes out of the longer backup just off the fast track lanes moving over. they may have just opened that one on the right side. we'll track

. >> once the f ast dog,ays the first dog. he gets to wear the crest and everything. full benefits entitled therein. >>> we've had a chance all week. t i feel lik chances are increasing. >> they are. >> a couple of days o, looks promisinging. today, they are right back on us here for a chance for an accumulating snow. about this time tomorrow morning. not going to be a big blizzard. but the timing of it, you know how we are around here a couple of inches of snow coming down dung the morning commute. the school delays and cancellations will be a likelihood for tomorrow. i don't make that call. thank goodness. it will be a significantly high chance for some delays and some cancellations for your tfriday. rinow, it's a cold start. nowhere as cold as we've been. 30s to around 40 degrees now. not much of a warm-up coming today. north winds, 10 to 15 miles per hour. bringing that ever-colder air in. sunshineill be on the chilly side for today. it is far up to our north for now. there's the moisture on theh. so and on the northern end, st. louis, southern missouri, southern

>> we are going to pass the agreement that was reached late ast night. and my staff was combing through it and looks like it addresses all the concerns we had for the hort-term. there are bigger long-term issues to fight over. the things we want to make sure, no poison pills are in the bill that take us backward and we'll bring it to the floor and the senate will probably move it first and starting around 6:30. >> was the shutdown worth it? mr. scalise: the battle was over securing the border. this is not only for the president to secure the border and that included not only technology and border agents but a physical wall, barriers. and there are people that die every single day because we are not securing our borders. that is an important issue to fight over. i would have preferred we didn't have a shutdown. >> that turns out the president would have been in the same place without the shutdown, right? mr. scalise: not necessarily. if you look at the agreement, the money is about the same, but some of the problems we had before the shutdown is that ther

. >>> ebay is reportedly planning to layoff workers ast restructures its regional operations. roe online marketplace has faced strong competitionthe likes of amazon and other online retailers. ebay currently employs more than 14,000 people. the stock was up just a fraction today at $36.32. >>> coming , why the world's largest passenger jet is being . >>> southwest received approval from the faa forgh test f to hawaii. the airline still needs full fao authoriz before it can announce when it will start passenger flights. this is considered a key step in the approval process for a new route. as we reported, that process was delayed earlier this year because of the partial shutdown.t >>> well, the world's largest commercial airplane is flying into the sunset. airbus has decided it'ng g to stop building that massive a-380 due to a lack of orders. phil lebea has more on the big plane that failed to meet big expectatio. >> the death of the airbus a-380 is not a surprise. aside from emirates, which is basedn dubai, demand for the massive jumbo jet never really to off. with orders dwin

e thect to take a hit from canopy growth, which reportedss ast week. the stock of constellation fell 4% t $166.98. >>> speaking of marijuana, na company rij tilray plans to buy manitoba harvest, the world'sge l hemp food maker, for more than $300 million. tilray's ceo sees the deal as an opportunity to speed up its entry io thenited states. >> they have relationships with 30,000 acres of hemp grown by farmers. they have a state-of-the-art processing facility whereke the hese products. and then they have a distribu channel thrgh 13,000 of the largest retailers in the u.s. our intent is to use that supply cbain to help accelerate the products that we will introde by this summer. >> tilray's shares rose more than 5% today to 81.10. >>> tesla's top lawyer is leaving afterust two months on that job. the electric car maker's general counsel, who represented ceo elon musk last year wn he was sued by the s.e.c. has now decided to return to his old law firm. it is the latest in a string of gh-level departures at tesla. shares were down 1% today to $302.56. >>>

but costs rose ast well and t is not sitting well with investors. here are the numbers. alphabetard $12.70 a share, easily topping .expectatio revenue was up more than 20% from a year ago to $39 billion. but those cost concerns sent the stock lower in initial afterhours trading. josh lipton h more. >> reporter: $27 billion, that was a big number in alphabet's latest earnings report. first aglevenue from g properties, the core properties that this company owns and operates likeearch a youtube, erin kessler of raymond james says that beat his estimate growing at 21.5%. on the otherhand, though, kessler did note some disappointing metrics too. gross margins lower than expected and all of the expense were up $800 million, higher than wha more "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton, san francisco. >>> danl joins us now to talk about these numbers and his take on the stock. he is senior research analyst at newbergeberman. >> great to see you both. >> any red flags for you, t expenses or anything else? >> bill, i think overall, the business appears to be healthye ore search

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that we will govern not as two parties but as one nation. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: giving ast to e ic congress. >> we also haveor women serving in congress than at any before. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but it comes after the longest shutdown in history over the president's demand for a border wall. >> where walls go up, illegal crossings go way, way down. [ applause ] >> reporter: among the president's guests, the family of a coupleho officials say was killed by an undocumented immigrant. the president also taking a swipe at the russia investigation without mentioning it by name. >> anno ec miracle is taking place in the united states and the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politicsarr ridiculoussan investigations. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporte president trump tonight setting his agenda for the year ahead. and the president pointed to several areas of bipartisan cooperation, including infrastructuh and the p to end the spread of hiv within ten years. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington. >> all right, blayne. also at the u.s. capitol tonight, no

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their site the office of international programs will issue the form i twenty necessary for obtaining an ast one student visa to international applicants who are excepted for admission and those admission files are complete. slight problem though the university of farmington does not now or ever deals to stay in the country as a student in this case a fictional school in the n.b.a. just made eight arrest of recruiters one hundred thirty of the university of farmington students on immigration violations violations that would not have been possible without a fake university helping them break the law so that v.h.s. could erase could arrest them for breaking the law i mean don't you already feel safe. for every day. one of those kind of like had not made school with the law still have been broken probably not by those people. i mean a hard. on us law. we're going to we're going to create the ability for you to break the law basically set up an entire you seem to break the law. make it seem almost legal in order to break the law then put a middle person in a middle man or woman who is a recruite

born, which is the bachelor pad of five guys in their mid-20s. so -a probably nolean bachelor pad. astas exactly as clean ou would think it would be. and, yeah, we made the product there. actually used beer pitchersan oand things like that initially, and we were selling it door-to-door to grocery stores. but now method is actually the largest green cleaning company in the world. -is it really? -mm-hmm. -that's a great silicon valley story, isn't it? but silicon valleys com. -mm-hmm. it makes amazing products that billions of people use around the world. but therths also been criticism silicon valley companies don't do enough to be good corporate citizens. s for example, on thike housing. what are your thoughts on that? -well, i think in today's environment, you have to haa civic y that has a sense of purpose as a company. it's no longer appropriate for a company to just sit on the sidelines. now, what i don't mean is that a company has to be overtly political. there is a difference between politics and policy. and i think thatnsusinesses have a resility to put forward ideasth about ho

. >> reporter: we'll put a link on that aste our web as well. let's put up a list of things you can bring in, toys, towels, blankets, food, leashes and more. commit a random act of kindness week. that's what it's all about. all right, everybody? and paul volunteers three days a week. he's a svoer nteer. you can do that, too. that's the latest from northeast d.c. back to you. >>> tomorrow on news4 today, molette is going to be spending the morning at a aa soup kitchen and she has details on how you can hel that organization. spread your kindness across the dmv. >>> a health trend that's affecting our teenagers. >> what dtors think is behind the spike in the number of young people who are smokin >>> we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode as we track rain and aintery mix. tomorrow morning the concern is freezing raining. freezing raining. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car

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miss, not aste a bad as people were thinking on the way up.ll be talking life with the chief executive, he will be joining us -- do not miss that. flat, theres are you have it. >> elsewhere in asia, pretty positive. risk is back on in this part of the world. mike pence has exchanged comments about what way. the united states has also been very clear with our security partners on the threat posed by huawei and other chinese telecom companies. they need to provide access to any data that touches their network or equipment. we must protect our critical telecom infrastructure, people this isot and cannot -- a company that is cooperating very closely with european countries in the fourth industrial revolution. andhould all work together chinese law doesn't require companies to install backdoors or collect intelligence. >> they are putting the eu under pressure from both the u.s. and china at a time when european companies are preparing to build out five g networks. with look at the fallout jodi schneider. looks like they are even more behind. >> eu

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>> well eternal ast optimist from me is we want a deal done friday, congress works better when we'renst deadlines. unless we say we're going to get it done, if we look at a delay tactic we don't. if we're moving closer and clock is about ready to run out it would be pre preferable to havea short-term solution to avoid a shut down. david: last question, i have to ask whether or not president last night did not talk about an emergency dec declaration to fud the wall. are you disappointed or relieved he did not mention that last night? >> i think president did an outstanding job all across the board last night in his speech, it was a very -- >> specifically are you glad or unhappy. >> i am glad. i am very glad, it was a very smart tactical move. why put it out there, if it is not going to come into fruition. that would have signified we were headed for failure, i think we're headed to for success, les get it done. david: congressman gliesh fleishmann thank you. >> president trump calling nafta an historic blunder, now a prominent republican lawmaker said that the president needs a repla

is ast you have to do different as all of the areas are, it is a microcosm of the state itself. you have to make sure that you are working to try as much as you can to make everybody's dream come true in different ways. there are different issues and different problems and 11 different and tyrants. -- environment -- they live in different environments. >> what your political style? rep. van drew: informal. be a little bit of a rebel. i don't always love when people say, you must go exactly a long with your political party every single time. if your party tells you to do something, you do it. i don't believe that is true. i think you can have a political on the founding fathers, they walked these halls, where men and women ,alked so long ago before us and they work so much worried about republicans and democrats. they weren't worried about being good republicans are good democrats. they were worried about being good americans. that's what i'm worried about. my political style is, i want to be a good american. >> where did you learn that? rep. van drew: i learned from a lot of dif

asts.: i asked the same question and he thinks the nuclear of silicon valley, this is where most of the talent is. this is where it is easiest to scale iq company. -- a huge company. jean: we give respect to silicon valley but it is part of the solution, not the solution in america. when you look at where fortune 500 companies have been founded, most have been founded outside of silicon valley. understanding our own secret sauce both in terms of doing everything we can to increase the number of startups, getting all the players on the field because right now about 50% are left on the sidelines, between women and people of color -- it is an economic imperative in our nation. startups bring the jobs and provide the economic engine. emily: i wanted to ask you about amazon hq2. it is also setting up in your backyard. jean: it is. emily: there was a lot of development with aol. jean: started and build our company there. emily: amazon just pulled out of new york because of the protests. we have n

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guest: we do think there is some upside for stocks. 3% to 5%ast has it at upside from where we are todayomewhat more upside, but we think we seen a lot of the upturn already in january. we are actually taking a little bit of risk out of our stock holdings in the united states. we are pulling back on small caps, and we've added that into short-term fixed income, so taking a little bit of risk off the table here, and also taking some returns considering small-cap is up 12% from its low in december. guy: if you think we are just going to see a repeat of last year? at the beginning of 2018, massive stock rally. the rest of the year not so good. is 2019 shaping up to be similar? guest: we do think there is going to be more volatility. we think 2018 was a transition year. we actually titled our outlook for 2019 the end of easy, meaning we do think the economy and the markets are going to face some additional headwinds in 2019. expect that volatility. expect the market rally that we seen to come off a little bit in the coming months, possibly a retest of some of the lows. but we would see that

mask and gloves shot two mennside the fice here at trojan labor, a temporary staffing service inrt ast washington. one of the victims was killed. the other is an owner of the serve. >> it does not appear to be a robbery because it doesn't appear he tried to take anything. >> reporter: a dialysis technician who works across the street arrived before 6:00 a.m. >> it was chaos, people getting in their cars and fleeing, running, we was running just to get a from the scene. >> reporter: police say they have video from surveillancens camerase and outside by the front door. a man who doesn't want to appear on camera had just left afterg gettis work assignment and heard the shooti s. how manyts did you hear? >> multiple.ve i can't count because i was at a distance, like i said. it was multiple, >> reporter: day laborers i spoke with are trying to figure out why anyoneould bring a gun here and start shooting. >> what's your reaction to the fact somebody came in and shot two people? t'>>s crazy. it's crazy. >> reporter: can y think of anybody who might have a beef against them? >> no. no. they g

i t ast right with it. friday was ladies night. what do we got beyond the velvet ropes? we've got the hardwood. cal ensemble. and what a pass. erased a 12-point deficit and scored 20. thomas added 18. here she is right here. bears not beating arizona state in a regular season game in four years. right out of the play book. high low. bearsstopped a five game losing streak. won it 69 to 16. i will take a look at these kids. we're in palo alto. they were rooting for him. down one. and under 30 seconds to play. smith hit a three ball. put him in front for good. stanford won it 56 to 54. somehow the good teams find a way. second batter of the game. second batter of the game and it is gone. two run job as the mariners won a final of 8-1. the giants cactus league opener is later on today. that is sports at this hour. stay tuned a little bit later on well not don nelson it will be me a little bit later on. it has been 12 years since the warriors knocked out top seed dallas in the first round of the nba playoffs. that team became forever known as the we believe team. 2007. and fr

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northam has denied he is in ast ra medical school yearbook photo but admitted to putting on ieackface during a school party. >> hisutenant governor, justin fairfax, is denying assault allegations from dr. vanessa tyson during the 2004 democratic convention. her painful account was made public yesterday. >> and now, innaacp is calling on attorney general mark herring to resign, after he admitted he dressed in blackface when he was in college. >> the news about herring apickly spread through the virginiaol and left many democrats shaken. louiseas lucas visibly distaught, as reporters tried to get her to comment on what she just learned. lucas told reporters, you will hear from me later. inside the halls of the statehouse, more confusion. >> a difficult i'situation. trying to figure out the facts. i personally have not call ld r anybody's resignation. i don't plan to. i need to learn what is going on and ask people not to rush to judgment. >> attorney general herring has devered an apology. he issued a statement that reads in partme though the s of that moment has haunted me for decades

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a and ast, it's just so great -- >> jimmy: liam hemsworth is fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: to set ituy's hitting on her, >> well, she thinks a guy is hitting on her. and she has this really basic life. and she wants so much more. hed she fights back this mugger and ends up hittinhead and wakes up in this alternate re romantic comedity, like virtual life, which is pg-13. so she doesn't even get it. >> jim: she's -- so she's -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah, okay. but you said it. i'm glad you said it, not me. >> iean, listen -- >> jimmy: but i love it. >> she's dating liam hemsworth in the movie. she wants to get it. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. i know. know. i know. [ laughter ] oh, i saw it. i loved it, yeah. the other part of the movie i at she'swas great was trapped in a pg-13 romantic comedy. [ laughter ] >> so funny. >> jim: perfect. >> the other part of the movie i thought was great was the karaoke scene. >> oh, i love it. rebel and i have this big karaoke scene in which we dance to "can you dance with somebody," whitney jouston song. my: yep. >> and we -- karaoke scares the crap o

gusts to 30 to 40 miles per hour asts opposed to g to 40 to 50.ance of rain comes friday and saturday. >>> i'm keri dan of nbc news. >> and i'm mark murry. >> life doesn't give you politics nd sometim does and it looks like we'll get one in 2019 in a very ompetitive race in a very competitive state. >> the north carolina board of elections ruled voters in the state's ninth district will have another shot of picking their house member after serious allegations of election fraud on the part of a republican consultant. >> the first election do-over w since 1957n voters in louisiana went back to the polls for a house race because of a voting machine malfunction. >> and ite could a barn burner, too. it's a swing district where the sides were only divided by less than half a percentage point in november, and keep in mind that north trolina is alsonding purple statewide. >> so we cld have a potentially super clo election in one of the mostrt imant states for control of theenate and the does your customers connecting to the wifi ever slow down your busine

we may notze we're looking at an african-american astes tick. >> there's a school of thought that images le thata hav place, a place like this, a museum, where they can be put in context a studied. even here it can be a visceral reaction. >> it makes me sad that pple would think this is okay. >> reporter: derrick ward, orws4. >>> tw night president trump will deliver his state of the union address. his speec comes after the 35 day shutdown and as lawmakers are working to art a repeat just ten days from now. the president has been known to go off prompter. we talked earlier with nbmas murray about what to expect. >> i expect. the president we'll see is the one we've seen the last two years and i think the immigration will be a heavy cus where the president wants his border wall, even asre coional negotiators try to worke out som type of compromise but clearly immigration is going to be front and center. and it was this immigration topic as well as the president's border wall which is what delad the state of the union from late january to february because of the government shutdown. it is

look ast the a difference, 71 i d.c.y 50 towards annapolis towards the water. 57 back towards winchester. temperatures will fall efficiently tonight. no rain to talk about current but we're tracking a storm system back to the west. you can see the system has rain to the south and snow bace to north. look at the difference in the temperatures here. out ahead of the storme are way warm, 70s for sure. 20s, look a chicago, 18 for the wind chill. but that cold air won't be abl e it our way. it gets cooler tomorrow by about 20 degrees but not talking any real cold air until the weekend. cldy and cooler, rain chances increase, temperature around 51u dry t about 4:00 and 5:00. i'll show it to you.00 .m. no problem. 2:00 in the afternoon, no problem. by 5:00, for the evening w rush see the rain. so have the umbrella handy you'll nee it tomorrow into thursday. 62 on your th turning colder. temperatures fall on friday through the 50sheown into 20s and 30s for wind chills. saturday high of39 the rest of the ten day forecast includin

the russian president made it clear it was astes said it was of the treaty because of russian violations. president trump says both sides share responsibility. >> one side has not been adhering to it. we have, but one side hasn't. unless they're going to adhere, we shouldn't be the only one. >> nato agrees russia is not in compliance and supports the decision by the united states to back out of that treaty. >>> new tonight, a bumpy start to the year for tesla. a report claiming model 3 sales in the u.s. took a dive last month. according to "inside ev," sales plunge god about 75%. the company sold 25,000 model 3s in december, but only 6,500 in january. numbers from tesla yet as the company reports sales quarterly. ceo elon musk blamed the stormy weather th focusing on china and europe for model 3 sales. >>> a popular beach overtaken by elephant seals was back open today. the parking lot at drake's beach is free of elephant seals. the group including dozens of newborn pups has been contained to the beach a few yards off the parking lot. they moved in during the government shutdown. of cour

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