ain, mostly between about 5:00 tomorrow afternoon and:00 a.m. on friday morning.ar this morning, nothing to worry about. dry weather for all of today, tonight and early tomorrow. here ise weather. there's that chance with the cold air. temperatures tomorrow afternoon, 35, 37 degrees, so cold enough for snow. no major accumulations are expectbu. that should continue tomorrow evening into the early, early parts ofy fri morning. friday afternoon and night will be dry. saturday morning will be dry. but saturday afternoon likely to be some rain coming in here, little higher chance for some snow across the mason dixon line pennsylvania. that becomes all rain saturday night and sunday before the arctic front arrives here around noon on sunday. temperatures will do a nose dive om near 5 at noon on sunday to about 10 degreesda on m morning. that's without thehi wind cll which will be down near or potentially even below zero melissa. old man winter not done yet. >> he definitely is noit as cold coming outside. 95 in virginia lorden northbound, southbound looks good. we keep

ain chin was an opera singer, musician, artist from china.her parents were industrialists and the father was an industrialist. had sent his daughter and his son to france, because she wanted to study music. and the parents did not want her to be alone. so, the brother, shortly after the war started -- when the war started they could not communicate with china because that was a time of the revolution in china had started and so on. so, chin chin and her brother were cut off from communicating with home. shortly after the war started, the brother, chin chin's bo rother, got sick, appendicitis, and died. so chin chin was all alone. sardari by that time had fallen in love with chin chin. her name was not chin chin. her called her chin chin. an affectionate sort of thing. chin chinlove with and wanted to marry her but chin chin insisted she had to get permission from her parents before they do that. and, of course, during the war, they live together and so on. when the war ended, she went home to get your parents blessing, but the revolution had

med was found in ain buion south van dorn street saturday. they knew each other. investigators have not revealed what the murder mive maybe. >>> blockbuster reporting on the russia investigation. at the heart of it, news of an fbi iestigation sparked by t staggering notion that a sitting u.s. president could be working on balf of foreign adversary. blayne alexander ise white house with new reaction. blaine, the president is reacting rather strongly. >> absolutely, pat. he was forced to awer a rathe stunning questiontoday, does he now or has he ever worked for this is something the president did not directly deny when asked over the weekend, but he is denying it aftoday. r a pair of bombshell headlines placing even nor scrutiny on president trump's relationship with russia. today the president firing back. russia.ver worked for not only did i never work for russia. i think it's a disgrace that yov ask that question because it's a whole big fat hoax.hi >> reporter: coming after the "new york times" report, the fbi opened a 20 investigation to determine if he was kno

but ain, we are waiting for additional information from d.c. firm how many people have died in this incident. it is a very active scene and we are here trying to gather information. we will continue to monitor and bring you updates as we get them. >> allig. darcy spencer live for us. thank you so much. >>> turning to international news. chaos from venezuela. riots have broken out in recent days. and the trump administration is backing juan guaido. naming him as interim president. earlier tonight, changed his mind saying they could we learned tonight that military adader broke ranks with muro >>> welcome back. d.c. police have yet another murder to solve. this latest one after someone shot and killed a man in broad daylight. this is the scene of the crime on hayes street. n shots ringing out at 3:30. the homicide rate in d.c. is moreblhan d what it was this time last year. 15 people have been killed this year compare that to seven at this point back in >>> prince williams mall parking lot lit up. after a car caught fire. this happened last night

. >> reporter: luckily the bag they broke out of his backseat, ained only lunch.ew miles away, t thieves got five purses and a wallet, when theymashed their way into sevene ehicles. and udon county sheriff reminds, it's time to safeguard the valuables. put the bag in the trunk or take it into the gym locker. >>> new thisrn g, a computer bug is trying to take a bite out of apple. it was found in the iphone's facetime app. the flaw allows people to hear through someone else'sne ip even if they don't answer the call. this bug seems to rely on the group call feature. apple is telli everyone a fix is coming this week. until now, turn off the facetime kp to prevent snoops. >> thes do this. >> turn it off? don't use the facetime? >> i guess youave to turn it off in the app and turn it back on when you're using it. one more step. >>> this nexttory may inspire you to use the stairs instead of the elevator. a woman is recoveringscfter being d from an elevator. she was trapp inside for three days. this happened inside a town house in new york city. the woman is a housekeeper

ain mornurr them to inspect their equipment state ride. >>> another open school is on the chopping blockith more fuel for the fire facing the district. >>> everyone is talking about the polar vortex and president trump is tweeting out about global warming again. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, january 30. i am michelle griego . >> good morning. i am kenny choi. >>> it is 5:00 as we check the weather and traffic in the bay area. at least we are not in the midwest where it is freezing with subzero temperatures. >> it is 50 below and minneapolis right now with the wind chill values. it is crazy cold conditions but for us, 40s and 50s with mild temperatures as we kickoff this wednesday. here's a live look from the san jose camera with cloudy skies. we will have a return of the rain by this evening but

who would have thought of that aining opars or ushers and greeters members of the church how to our church. we come to find peace and find strength and we come to find comfort and now we are on edge. is that going to happen to us? and so, the hate speech, the being emboldened people can go and do the shootings if thedon't like the congregation trying to help somebody they don't like. >> isn't that something. >> yeah. this is we are in a new day. >> you remember one of the hopeful things that came out of there out of that event was the muslim community and support of the synagogue. >> yeah. >> raising over $120,000. >> yeah. >> to give to them. >> yeah. >> and just the interfaith response in general i mean, and the power in the pittsburgh interfaith community, and people commented on that. wow. you really responded to each other. and a number of folks from pittsburgh said, yeah, because we had done a lot of hard work before that with getting to know each other and working together so the bonds that ties the bindwere in place when crisis like that comes. we just called on the network that wa

no issues for tuesday morning and then as we go throughyhe ain is moving in from the west to the eastad of an arctic cold front that has really cold air behind it for wednesday, so it will start off as rain and the reason this is problematic is because as they la the brine down on the roads. look at this time right now. 5:30 on tuesday. evening smartroutes could be snowy and ice, and we'll continue with snow as we go through tuesday afternoon and evening and getng out of here well before that wednesday morning commute. that means temperatures will plummet. that means that roads could b on the ice side. we might get a couple inches. maybe a little more or less north of d.c. a wet, slushy snow in our area and tuesdaye afternoon o that rain starts, might want to download the nbc washington app to when the changeover happens in case you need to duck out of work a little early. and e on thursday, quite back in the 50s by next hat breaking news update started in louisiana. a manhunt is under way for a man who killed five people. he's now beengh c in richmond county, virginia. he allegedly s

. >> it's back ain. every time it gets a little too cold for my little throat, here we go. inner loop, outer loop, no major issues. nothing happening there. and today's commute, very likely going to be delayed like it does yesterday. 66, fairfax to the beltway, going toake you eight minutes. no problem in or out of down. leesville,evergreen mills road knot of shreve. and 95 at fairfax county parkway, no problems. >> thank you. >>> today, as you tak precautions to keep yourself safe and warm, don't forget about your pets. >> don't assume that your pet's fur coat can handle the temperatures we're experiencie ing this week. you need to shorten their walks to protect them from the weather and associated health risks. >> the temperatures, without precipitati precipitation, c>> be deadly. check your dog's paws for signs of injury. that includes cracked paws or bleeding. and cats and dogs should be kept inside when temperatures are this cold. re's your other top stories this morning. empire actor jussie smollett were attacked. he said two men beat him and yelled racist and homopho

if you're south and east of d.c., you'll have a better ain to the eeing north and west. this is slipping to the south of us. widen out the view. you canee we're dry today just a little on the cloudy side. any time after 5:00 maybe a few spotty showers. later on tonight then you can start to see that rain moving in here. look at tha sharp cutoff line. d.c., we may not even see rain. we'll have s to how far north that line goes. even a few showers early tomorrow mning and it tapers off tomorrow. we're looking better and dryer as we head into tomorrow afternoon. breezy tomorrow. chan of rai increase on friday night into saturday morning and then were dry with temperatures warming through mid next week. >>> a look on traffic. good morning. >> good morning. i likehe dry weather. college park, outer loop near route 1, lef side blocked by debris. sounds like a report of a ladder down in the roadway. they might be sending a crew to get that out of the way. the rest of the beltway looks good. inner loop, outer loop. still have the joint situation there. uneven payment through tha

this morning, relatively clear with ain thnorth bay and getting cloudier through the afternoon hours. into the overnight hours, the rain mutuals in and the first band is looking before dawn. >> have showers on and off on saturday before then a wewake u break and clouds before that second band of rain is going to move n the afternoon and evening hours and tomorrow on the winds, it's gusty and not as gusty in the south bay and the north bay. 29miles per hour and napa; 27, santa rosa and san francisco, 22 miles an hour and your headlines, dry today. seasonal temperatures and more late day clouds, cloudier into the afternoon hours and that is before wind and rain returns and sunday after the brief break unsettled through the rest of the week and today, a mix of the 50s. 55 in fairfield and concord; 56, san francisco and santa rosa. warmest in san jose at 60 degrees. and looking at the seven-day forecast, cloudy, a mix of clouds and sun today. and before we wake up to rain on saturday and showers all day as well as gusty winds. then on sunday, we're going to have a brief break in the morni

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he will be out there ain. he's outside in tyson's corner right now. let's go. david, you're look right now. got a little lull, but the snow is coming back. the roofgetting >> this is why i'm here, doug. she's out here. she must have been listening to you. doug kammerer was asking you to get your roof and you did it. y you gotr roof. in so you wching back were able to get everything. i got mine. i'm going to help her. >> that w the big concern is that you weren't going to get your roof so we'll help you out a little bito >> i want to be able to see successfully haven't driven muc in the snow before. >> this is the first time? >> last night i tried to get to dinner actlly and i got stuck on a hill but a woman came and helped me and pulled my car up and i wasn't able to do it. she said i justd nee moment kwlum andmomen lomentium. i figured i woul it here after dinner so i got my car. >> this is the first time during the day. let me know when you're out on 'le road. >> be okay. >> take your time. >> all right. >> i'll let you get the rest that have and i'll try to

he won wimbledon ain in 2016. had a really distinguished career.he diin the olympics and wimbledon lifted great britain, which had been struggling in tennis for a long time. rajini: we certainly were struggling in tennis tributes have been pouring in for andy murray and his career, billie jean king describing him as a champion on and off the court. how would you characterize his contributions to tennis? beyond impact stretch tennis because he spoke on social issues, particularly on equality as his coach -- the first time player to have a female coach, and he spoke about sexism in the game. particularly after his coach, he saw how much people blamed her for his struggle and said "if i had a male coach, it wouldthot be the samg." monday --ed reporters when they say that so-and-so is the first player to do something -- he would say waitond, first male player. making the distinction between male and female players that they both deserve respect and recognition. his impact definitelyet sed beyond the white lines of the tennis service. rajini: sean grego

>> reporter: well, veronica we know at least one lawyer prting victims tnclu t going la ains whetherg&e will still pursue bankruptcy protection. the tub spire killed 22 people and destroyed thousands of structures in napa and sonoma county in 2017. >> hellfire determined this was not a pg&e did caused by a this was actually traced back to point of origin which was a private land area that had power on it with no responsibility to the utility. >> reporter: but pg&e is not out of the woods. cal fire found that it was responsible for 17 major fires oyear. >> i hope pg&e is not celebrating, because of this because there are a lot of people now, a lot of victims and rate payers who are going to be affected, more so than they have through the devastating fires. >> reporter: saturday to jerry hill of san mateo said the findings call into question whether pg&e needs to file for bankruptcy. the utility said it raises billions of dollars in potential liability over the campfire. >> they can weather this and work through it, provide some funding through a fund of some kind of trust fund to pay

i think it was ain slow tu for me, being able to watch other n beexamples, to see people come in anda new set of tool and watching certain people in the administration who walk with integrity, i think ey were all moments that allowed me to really reflect on my life a lot deeper. >> what were some of the tools that the rehab programs gave you? >> one is really just the ability to look back, the fl ability to t on moments of my life, when i didn't make the right cision, havin the courage to sit in that moment and look at it, we call it sitting in the fire, sittingth moment and take a look at how i behaved and what i wanted to do different, and knowing ew that i couldte that. >> you were paroled about two what has the transition been like for you to life outside prison? >> it's beautiful to be home. i'm soappy to be here. 's been a roller coaster ride, right? not every day is, you know, a great day. but my worst day out here beats my best day ever inside. so i have the ability to chacee, to influ change. that's what drives me, that's what pulls me every day. what are some of the challen

. >> say that ain. all right. look, it's a big country, my friends. that means lot of competition. to find two of the best girls basketball teams in the entire nation, there is no need to go outside the beltway. biop mcnamara ranked number one by "usa today" and st. rhn's, ranked numbe three. tonight the competion between the two matched their class. st. john's getting pumped before their matchup against the top team in theland, bishop mcnamara. st. john's had a secret weapon. final points of regulation she was able to score. the game going intoe overtime. ame through, scoring six straight in the final two minutes of overtime. st. john's pulls off the upset, 67-65, in overtime.ge >>> colasketball tonight. third ranked virginia playing host to wake forest. cavaliers coming off that loss to duke. no, not happy about it. first half. here is the alley and here is the oop. virginia wins it 68-45. 12th straight wint home for the virginia cavaliers. got to get the capitals goinght the r direction. i think doug has the answer. >> i do. >> get him wings. >> i haven't h anything. i really ap

this member of the british sas was in kenya on a aining mission.ith the militants'uc tr he entered the complex to help people escape. british citizens were amon. those affect >> one british man was killed. we are in touch with his family, offering them assistance. anne: he has been identified. works for a briti development charity in east africa.pe more than 700 ople survived the attack. this man was one of them. >> shots startedo be fired, and really just passing over our heads, breaking the windows. that is when everybody decided to run. anne: he told me he hid in the toilet for 12 hours. at o point he gave up hope o living and tweeted a farewell message tois family. in the aftermath of this attack, hard questions are being asked. how could it have happened right in the capital? how could heavily arme d militants haven around undetected?ho could attacks of this nature be averted in the future? as the first funeral takes place, the death toll continues to rise. the attacks have angered many. they want their security assured.bb anne soynews, nairob

users streamed more than 7 billion hours in the quarter, a 68%ain year over year. that growth sent shares up 25% to $42.18. >>> the new york stock exchange andhe nasdaq could see new competition. morgan stanley, fidelity andl citare among the companies whichng a new exchange, they say will provide a low cost alternative to the major exchanges. that st shares of intercontinental exchange down 3% and theeasdaq fell m than 2.5%. >>> california's largest utility is repontedlydering bankruptcy protection. pg&e faces what could be crippling liability damages from a number of wildfires. the cse of the fir has not been determined, but an electrical outag occurred around the time and place of california's camp fire and wre it started. shares of pg&e dropped 22% to $18.95. >>>thwell, wit new congress being sworn in, there are new ideas floatingd aroashington these days, especially when it comes to taxes. duringn interviewith anderson cooper on "60 minutes" over the weekend, freshman new york congresswoma alexandria asio-cortez talked about the super rich paying their fair sh

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the skipper says they'll be battling more than just the home side's eleven led by wicket keeper temp aine. reason the why we want to win this this does because we understand as cricketers how difficult it is to come here and. and as i said hi d.s. today it's not only the team you're playing against it's the whole nation you know because they get behind the team so well. and you when you walk into that you feel like the forty thousand people who are going to be good not just the eleven guys on the field to n.b.a. nowhere quire leonard had a career high forty five points as he led the trauma raptors to a one twenty two one sixteen went over the utah jazz on tuesday the portland trail blazers rallied for nine points down with three minutes left of the fourth quarter to pull off an overtime win over the sacramento kings damian lillard made twenty five point six rebounds and had six assists. and joel embiid was back with the seventy six ers after covering from a sword still he scored twenty points in one thousand rebounds to lift philadelphia to a one thousand one thirteen victory over the los

asian cup title has been ended by hosts the united arab emirates it was a tight quarter final match in ain but the emirates got a lucky break in the second half. but terrible back tossed from the last day going to a close picked up by early of course as the edge of the box easily went around matthew ryan the goal was the only one of the game and put the u.a.e. into the semifinals. they'll now play qatar for a place in the final the next world cup hosts were up against asian powerhouse south korea who have won the tournament twice but later in the second half cottle's abdulaziz outen got the breakthrough curling in a low strike almost immediately after a hit back but they go was ruled offside even after going to v.a. are the one zero result in abu dhabi was enough support into their first asian cup semifinal the qatari fans were able to attend the game because of the ongoing diplomatic blockade of the country by hosts the united arab emirates and saudi arabia but a handful of omani fans were there to celebrate with the qatari team. and i think one of the keys of this team is that as a group

ain f you see anything out on the road that you want me to one check out, contact me social media @adamtusz and i'll come find it for you. guys, back into you. >> all right, adam. thank you. >>> our team coverage continues tgw in mery county. >> news 4 justin finch is live in clarksburg now. justin, how is it going out there? >> reporter: hey there, good morning. i've been watchin the salt trucks come and go here on frederick road. it's looking pretty good. nice and cleary same sto for a lot of the main highways andain thorough fairs we've seen throughout the morning so far. if youus look jt foreman boulevard, you can see a salt yuck just passed through there, too. make your way across the street here, take a look there. that isid a salk underneath here off of frederick. it's still covered by snow. and youook over here at this parking lot here, it is still snow covered, too. this is an issue.he this is parking lot of clarksburg high school. you look at this scene and you see why schools in montgomery county are going to be opening two hours late, at least today and by 7:00 a.m. they could d

americans not to buy insulin in mexico which doesn't have the same regulations protecting the supply ain. the drug companies also say they have programs to help patits, but this group says it's not enough. >> $45. and then in the united stateshis? >> $250. >> reporter: this is $250.? >> yes. >> reporter: she jus said there are people that come all the way from chicago because medicine is very expensive so they come here. >> reporter: drug companies explain the dramatic price different health care systems, but these people aren't buying it. >> and it makes me feel really good. >> reporter: this makes you feel? >> this makes me feel like we're stealing om them, from the pharmaceuticals. >> reporter: so this is you sticking to i the pharmaceuticals? >> and it feels great. >> reporter: all in, the group spends less than $90for what they say in the u.s. would cost more than $8,500, insulin they need to survive at ic they can afford. gadi schwartz, nbc news, tijuana, mexico. >>> also ahead for us, furious passengers eak out after being stranded on a frozen tarmac over 12 hours. >>> then saints

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. >> as the tide ebbs and flows, the turbines spin between seven and 15 times aine, generating power, similar to a wind turbine.es caarry the energy back to the shore, first underwater, you had lots of comments and there was a curring question. tom flanagan wrote, "i really "i work as a citizen scientist on a number of shorend intertidal projects and am acutely aware of the impacts these areas have to sustain with any kind of development. it wouleed havea bonus to the piece if there had been consideration of the impact to the marine environment." and jeanette muller had a shmilar question: "my carpenter and man husband wonders how the turbine affects marine life?" thanks for the questions, we didn't have it in the but the impact on marine life by tidal turbines is something countries and companies have studied for quite some time. first, the turbines don't spin ast, usually between six and eight times a minute. here is a video from the bay of fundy in canada where they tested a different type of turbine. what you can see is that, during slack tides, the fish gather, but once the tides

. >> reporter: we found a lot of moms and dads on the picket aines, including juno. >> we have to make sacrifice. we have to fight. >> reporter: while l.a. schools are being run by fill- ins, attendance is way down. and a new poll shows 80% of parents support striking teachers, like scott mandel. how long can you keep this up? >> as long as we need to for our kids. we've had enough. this is our armageddon. >> reporter: it's all against a nsckdrop that can't be ignored. many wealthy white families have opted for private school. this school district is 80% latino and african american. if you think it were 80% white kids, it would be the same ouoblem? >> oh, absolutely not. ef course not. >> what do we stand for anymore? you know? "you have to work hard. you have to work hard." how can you work hard if you don't have a good education? >> reporter: as the school district refuses a deal on the osis of dollars and cents, teachers plan to keep walking the line for hearts and minds. at least one group though sees a brighter tomorrow. >> reporter: raise your hand if you think public school has

as it moves across the rockies, on friday that snow is into th ains with an icy mix and heavy rain down to the south. as we move into saturday, sunday, gusty winds blow g snow from the plains to the northeast. totals anywhere from 3 to 6 inches through the midwest, but as you get into the northeast and new england, we're looking at anywhere from 9 to 18 inches of snow. moves out quickly sunday, then some lake effect on monday. lester? >> all right, al, we'll get the shovels ready, thanks. >>> tonit a major safety recall to tell you about. hyundai and kia are going ahead with a recall of nearly 170,000 enhicles due to fire risks though the goveragency that oversees recalls is mostly closed due to the shutdown for a list of the models affected, visit our facebook page. >>> that news comes as carmakers show off their newest models at the detroit auto show. but this year it's what they're not rolling out that has a lot of people talking. here's nbc's morgan chessky. >> reporter: they're the newestu rides ing heads in motor city. now turning the page on an entire industry. >> our job is to g

still another cold day in the northern ains. with this same storm, a flood threat with heavy rain. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> in moscow, more than a dozen people were injured after a pedestrian bridge collapsed during new year's celebrations. video posted on social media shows the exact moment the wooden bridge collapsed, sending dozens of people tumbling some ten feet onto a skating rink belo victims were treated for what russian officials are calling moderate wounds. >> so scary to see that video. >>> still ahead, one lucky person is kicking off the newea yearrly half a billion dollars richer. >>> plus furtherhan evernto the final frontier. how nasa is making history in deep space. studies show that omega-3s are great for your health. but did you know that 98% of us don't get enough of them? that's why megared advanced 4in1 packs more omega-3 power into just one small softgel. it supports four vital areas of your body. your heart... your brain... your eyes... and your joints. give your bog. the omega-3s it's miss megared advanced 4in1. one pill. more power. in the water

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asian cup title has been ended by hosts the united arab emirates it was a tight quarter final match in ain but the emirates got a lucky break in the second half. but terrible back toss from last a gimmick was picked up by early of course as the edge of the box easily went around matthew ryan the goal was the only one of the game and put the u.a.e. into the semifinals. they'll now play qatar for a place in the final the next world cup hosts were up against asian powerhouse south korea who have won the tournament twice but later in the second half couples abdulaziz out in the break through curling in a low strike almost immediately south korea hit back but they go was ruled offside even offered went to v.a. are the one zero result in abu dhabi was enough support into their first asian cup semifinal the qatari fans were able to attend the game because of the ongoing diplomatic blockade of the country by hosts the united arab emirates and saudi arabia but a handful of omani fans were there to celebrate with the qatari team. and i think one of the keys of this team is that as a group. they're o

suggestion is, because she has to get some legislation through, she is being forced to back off and delay it aincult situation. welfare spending accounts for a huge proportion of government spending in this country. as the population gets older, this situation is only going to get more difficult. mps and the public recognise the fact that welfare needs to be reformed. the current system doesn't work. the difficulty is, nobody can really agree on how it can be reformed. the reforms they have come up with in terms of universal credit do not seem to be working very well. i mean, the effect on poor people, there was a case last week of a woman who had had a serious illness, being told she was fit for work, nine days later she dies. i mean, the interviews are so cruel. universal credit was supposed to make it easier. easierfor people credit was supposed to make it easier. easier for people that perhaps get more work, and easier for the benefit system to adjust to cope with it? of course it was meant to make it easier, they would not go out and say we are trying to make it more difficult for people. b

louis, you're right on the ain-snow line, and then pushes into the northeast cities. so by saturday evening, new york, boston, you're starting off as snow. but it will change over, it changes over to rain. look at this big swath of pink. that's sleet, that's freezing rain. freezing rain is the most dangerous element of this storm. it then pushes out, maybe a little trailing snow afterwards. but take a look at the amount of snow that we're talking about. the biggest members will still be found i think from albany, new york; all the way to bangor, maine. and that's one, two feet of snow, maybe more at the higher elevated spots. but you also heard about the this really freezing cold air behind it. it's going to crash those temperatures. we are talking by the time you get to, say, monday morning, look at this. it's going to be feeling like 30, 35 below for burlington. 20 below, harrisburg. dayton, 20 below. one place that actually has a forecasted temperature warmer than we thought two days ago. we thought for the football game would be 0 degrees at kickoff. now we believ

. >>> for the wizards, the injury bug strikes once ain, the teamun cing that mark ef-morris will t missnifiime because of a back injury. mark iff will benjured to noncontact iactivities. s expected to return after at. he was averaging 11.5 points a . ga of course this comes just after the news that john wall's season is over due to injury. and more news off the field, prosecutors have decid not to pursue charges against linebacker reuben foster. th concluded there was not enough evidence. he was arrested lastem nber following an incident with his girlfriend. a lot of fans are not happy wit the decision to releasehim. while prosecutors have dropped charges, they are continuing to review the matter. he could still face suspension to start the 2019 season. terrelle suggs and the baltimore ravens hosting the wild card round of e playoffs. bsurging lateehind lamar jackson who took over for an injured joe flacco and then took startingob from him. the 21-year-old jackson will be the youngest quarterback to start thefl n playoff game bust he says there's not much different. >> clothes. that'sbo

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ain, be careful as you make your way out the door. those temperatures are slow to rise. oing to be into the upper 30s to the mid 40s today. that'll be our range. a quiet day today. finally, a quiet day tomorrow. the next, big change will actually come on tuesday. by tuesday afternoon, we'll see some rain changing over to possibly some snow. could have some delays for the tuesdayut evening co possibly some delays and cancellations into your wednesday morning. again, the jury is out on the timing. that's something we'll be watching. we're really cold by wednesday and thursday. i'm talking about wthd chills in single digits and teens once again for our area. current temperatures out there rightnow, here we go, 19 in gaithersburg.gomery county. everybody else in the 20s and 30 on the way to low to mid 40s today. a lighter wind out there today.e ly nothing to write home about. because high pressure in charge, and we're looking good. y snow showers through west virginia, those will stop at the appalachian mountains. we wonr see anything in area. probably make for good skiing,

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ain roads for the most part, they look good. this is the dulles toll road. 66 looking good. you go up in chopper 4 and look at everything that fell over the last couple of days. it been a lotf snow to deal with. here in northern virginia, vdot is reminding people to be patient. you've got p one pass withhe snowplow now, and probably two. what we've seen this morning is a lot of salt and sand being put down on the road. just be are there are spots of black ice out there. you have to be careful about that. >> adam tuss, live for usn leesburg. thank you. >>> here's a look at t roads in hyattsville. molette green is checking on the conditions around prince george's county. we'll check in with her in a few minutes. >> as you head out the door, have the nbc washington app that's where you can find chuck's forecast and the warnings on the road. and watch us live for the latest. >>> it is day 20 of the partial governmentsh down. today, house democrats plan to hold their first of two votes this week. we'll have more on that at 6:45. >>> we'reorking for you with special events and giv

he is expected to speak ain a short while but what is clear is turkey is incensed by what john bolton israel in the last couple of days. that a u.s. bolt from syria would be contingent on turkey take caring of u.s. allies in syria, ypg and kurdish mission the u.s. has been supporting in its fight against isis. the problem for turkey is it considered the ypg, those kurdish fighters to be part and parcel of the kurdish parties that turkey has been fighting with for decades therefore they consider them terrorists. what we heard from president erdogan today, he said what bolton said is a serious mistake, not acceptable. president erdogan says he made a deal with president trump. he says turkey keeps its deals, it keeps its word, it expects its allies to keep their word as well. where there seems to be going at the moment, seems to be an escalation of tensions between the united states and turkey. president erdogan clearly unhappy that he thinks he got a deal, the u.s. pulling its troops out of syria. he said his forces are ready to go in and retake those areas that kurdish militia, the yp

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the offer is just ain start point in talks between the house ante the sena the plan includes money for scustoms age and aircraft and boats to police the border. border barriers are part of the gop plan. there's a sense of urgency here because government funding expires february 15th. >>> check your bank account this morning. furloughed workers should have the backpay. congress passed legislation guaranteng that money. the workers missed two paychecks during the 35-day shutdown. >>> ten minutes after 6:00 right now. a ther and son in w hampshire are being called heroes this morning. both jumped into action after seeing a jeep crash head-on into a semi. he inside the jeep was an 18-year-old studening to college. we're about to show you that dramatic video. the young man did survive. the dash cam caught the jeep swerving into the opposite lane and slamming into the back of a truck. his car exploded into flames. the father and son in the car as with thecam, nearly crashed into the wreck themselves. they recover and immediately helped pull sam out of the car. he suffered burns and a brain i

as ain reporter i get aeupgery about this. you say you have instructed journalists. you. have you neverer say if true ths isn't a big deal. howw many times did you hear tht today, tucker? over andov over. if true, this is a big deal. if true this could lead to impeachment. well if true ed henry robbed a bank he's in serious trouble. i didn't rob a bank. there is to evidence of it the most important part of the robert mueller statement, the second line. evthe idea of evidence collected by the special council office is not true. that's significant. what every critic of the president hung this story on, it's not michael cohen's it's e-mails, text messages and other things in the trump world. now robert mueller saying i don't have the text messages or dock utilities. we. have to be careful and see. we can't over correct the story as well. the investigation is on going. see what he has. let's not say the president is in a clear, but let's not impeachment. my time point is axios. suppose to be a credible organization with credible people there. i was just reading they had a out

instead of aine and ten days in jail, the council wants to make it a civil offense with a $50 fine. the mayor says the bill could have a negative effect on metro's budget. metro says it loses several millions due to fare evasion. the council is expected to m overturn tor's veto. >>> today is the 27th day of the government shutdown. and there's no major move to reopen the government at this point. >> nancy pelosi asking the president to postpone the state of the union address orr deli in writing. in the request, pelosi said the service and homeland security should not have to bear the burden of that address when they're working withy. >> this requires hundreds of people working on the logistics and the security of it. most of those people are either furloughed or victims of the shutdown. the president's shutdown. >> the white house has not responded to the speaker's request. meanwhile, president trump signed a bill into law allowing furloughed workers to receive backpay once the shutdown is nier. >>> hap today, two protest rallies against the shutdown. one happens at noon. workers an

. >> four things to know b ains wither award show, the golden globes. just days away from one of hollywood's biggest nights. this year's golden globes will be hosted by sandra oh and andy sandberg. >> a man secretly recorded 60 women in area mall dressing rooms. more victims may be out there. therimesappened at fair oaks mall and tyson's corner center at the height of holiday shopping season. they're working to find out whether the suspect shared any of the videos online. you can find morery on the s on the nbc washington app. >> we'll learn more about efforts to make route 210 in prince george's county safer. the county executive and police chiefl speak to the media about last week's crash that killed three young siblings. they're set to roll out the department's efforts to reduce traffic incidents on the dangerous roadway. keep an eye on the nbc washington a for updates. >> congressional leaders will meet with president trump for th they'll be discussing options for a deal to reopen the government. today is day 14 of the partialv gornment shutdown. mo

in the congress, in the courts and in the streets ain protest. >> why is that a problem? you'll have federal workers and folks who say, thank goodness, i get my paycheck back if the government reopens. why is it a problem in your eyes to declare a national emergency? >> i think a few things. the first thing is that there is no national emergency at the border. hopefully when he goes to mcallen today where my wife grew up, people will talk to him. even conservatives will tell him there is no crisis there. the border cities in texas, arizona, new mexico, so forth, have the safest cities in the united states. i just visited a border patrol station that apperehends or taks in migrants and there was zero migrants. there were no migrants being held there that day. i think the public has a tough time explaining how this is a national emergency. senator rubio said earlier today, i believe, that it also sets a precedent for other presidents to come along and declare national emergencies based on policies that they favor. so politically and legislatively it's bad, but it's also --

to aine: what does it say certain extent about the moves, the promotions we have seen in blackrock?ems as though the etf king is becoming a more global strategic king when they look at the management shakeup. think ats clearly are a huge market and they are growing and a lot of people are still surprised by how important and popular they have become in a short period of time. people who are on the passive side, looking at equities in my world, i have seen equities have big stars in trading because they have seen the move toward passing. one other the growth areas that blackrock season its future? fore: they see huge growth etf spear they predicted the global market for etf's is still on a huge tear. ats have not permeated beyond the borders of the u.s. as much as they would like. that is one area. they also have these growth areas including technology, they sell risk management software which is called aladdin. when you ask analysts, where do they fit into the broader analysis? they say this is a diversified business. more so than its competitors. romaine: we get citigroup earnings

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i want to show you, ain, leesburg, frederick, back towards winchester, you're done. snow is out of here. we told you this would be a quick hitting look at the line, though. through purple extends d.c. as a matter of fact right outside our studios look at this right outde now, where earlier it was lighter, starting to see the big flakes igain as makes its way through. we've gotten about an inch,nch and a half in the parts of d.c. shomari stone live driving around the capitol heights area. fu're going to get in on this heavier band the next half hour or so, but the roads you've seen so far have been okay? >> reporter: we're in prince george's coty, just passed upper marlborough. we don't see a lot of snow.re what's interesting. when we were coming from northwest d.c. into silver spring we saw flakes falling and people on the roadway. but right now weust see people heading home, this is their commute in the evening. ople are slowi down, they're not going too fast. right now you can see all the folks on the road right now. haven't com across any major accidents, nerfende