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he doesn't care if government ake place. he doesn't appreciate the role of public policy and the lives of the american people. but, in addition to that what he is proposing is not the best way for us to secure our borders. let me just make clarity. not only is the president un-presidential, surprise, surprise, yesterday in his behavior. i think a meeting was set up so he could walk out. as i said to him yesterday, these people cannot go to their fathers to cover their payments. their costs. can you? can any of you if this happened to you? if you can, good luck. that's wonderful for you. but that doesn't speak for most families. in our country. but the fact is is that what the president is proposing is not the best way to protect our borders. let's correct the record. he has not told the truth when he -- when he asked me if in 30 days i would support border security and i said no. he knows, the people in the room know, that that was not what happened. but he said in 30 days will you support a wall? and i said no. he went out

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ake this scenario in utah, teen driver told police she was doing the bird box challenge behind the willly listening to the commands of her passenger. y and as can imagine this ended poorly. the teen crashed into another car a then hit a light post. incredibly nobody wasio sly hurt in that accident, however want the teen charged with reckless driving. >> that was more than just reless. that w crazy. >> yeah, pretty unbelievable. >>> the duchess ofsuex, meghan markell, is marking off comments madebout her pregnancy, even when someone called her fat. well, you couldn't really me it up there. but what she said in response to the comment about being fat is i'll take it. obviously it was an innocent remark about her growing baby bump. as you know she and prince harry are expecting their first this spring. >> i think it's starting to show upig pretty now. big time. >> babies grow. >> even in that condition she's not fat at all. looks like a big letter b. it's cute. coming up, women getting all red up. >> next, the latest female candidate to throw her hat into the ring for president and why gen

what the damage is doing to real people whose average ake-home pay is $500 a week. real families, they need their jobs. they need their payday. they want to serve the american people, and it's time for this lockout to end. thank you so much, madam speaker, and mr. leader. thank you. eric young with our council of prison local. mr. young: good morning. my name is eric young, national president of the council of prison locals. we represent 32,000 employees inside our nation's 122 federal facilities. federal correctional workers are the lowest paid federal law enforcement officers in government. many live paycheck to paycheck. paycheck. our law enforcement officers start at a low pay scale. gs-5-7 averaging between $500 and $700 a week. many of our professionals are single mothers who are being forced to work without pay and still have the responsibility to pay for childcare and other expenses like gas to get to work. they are mom and dads who are in most cases single sole source of income in their household. the workers taking care of their families, their children, t

but i want to comment one more thing and move on, i appreciate -- aking on indiscernible] >> but until we have this meeting after of of a barrier wall, you have got to have that that before we can solve our problems. about the big about the big trailers and loaded up with people and the doors are locked in the back and they looked a band dond, they are suffocating. they come from the other side of the border. they open up the back doors and take a look and go out in different areas and what check . ints most. most of the problem, we have a lot of drugs and things at the checkpoint -- -- [no audio] president trump: and the trailers come in with people. they don't give them a chance. and the drivers are running away. it's a disgrace. all of this comes in between the checkpoints where there is no wall. but in but in between checkpoi you may have 50 miles, 100 miles -- -- [no audio] president trump: fairly close to where i was. and gang members and gang members were killed. next to where i spent quite a bit of time. you know about that. you heard about that. no publicity. i didn't see it.

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>>>ak bg tonight, special t unsel robermueller disputesth e bombshell buzz feed report that president trumpisrged personal counsel to lie to congress. >>> this winter storm system is moving in on us and it's going to lead to a storm team 4 yourer alert throughout entire holiday weekend. i'm leon harris. expect rain with snow, sleet and freezingain mixing in tomorrow. amelia draper join us with the areas most affected. you start things off saying who's going to have the worst weekend. >> lucky jobe for tonight. north and west of washington you have the best chance for seeing the snow and freezing rain. this is why the national weathe service has issued a winter stm warning for those of you in the western phandle of west virginia and maryland and near the mason dixon line. just to the south of the storm warning we have the winter weatherso ad, meaning there's a chance for inclement weather. this includes northern fauquier, loudon county. this ends tomorrow at midnight.s he your chance for slick roads tomorrow into early sunday. you can see the d.c. metro area, down through southern mary

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brian: you write a lot in your book about his other ways of aking money. am going to hold out one of the other ways of making money. this is a baby ruth candy bar. i have interviewed people who said that it was named after grover cleveland's daughter. but this was an important part of his financial life. jane: well important in that he never earned a dime. it was the most popular utbar. brian: it cost me two dollars, i want you to know. jane: that's because it is now owned by italians. and they have to be imported. no, i'm kidding. [laughter] jane: in chicago, unbeknownst to me, it is the candy capital of the united states. back in the early 1920's, there was a guy, a genius who went to he university of chicago, he opened a little candy company not far from wrigley field. he needed a signature product. he did not have one. he was making a lot of things. he would make the butterfingers. he gets the idea, while sitting in the grandstand at wrigley field, to change the name of the candy to baby ruth. -- candy cake, candy cake cake to baby ruth. he does this i

we don't know about the folks trying to ake their way across the bored. we know the folks are part of the bigr group. the president tweeted about the caravan. ryey made their way to the border, denied e they have to wait in mexico now, and that led to the clashes in novembera of last that was the first time that tear gas had been used against these folks, me of those iconic ims, moms fleeing with kids in diapers away fro the tear gas. hard to imagine those things ar happening on our own border. which are so hard to watch. so this use of tear gas is n something that happens often. it's happened, you were telling today, some times before. but why are we seeing it now twice within a short period of time? >> it's important to point t it's not uncommon. law enforcement uses it regularly hre, border patrol used it did before even under previous administration, what's unusual is to use it against the folks seeking protection at air border and firing int anothe country to do that. there is legal questions about that and just about the appropriate use of force in

. >> now we asked them how we can ake their jobs a little bit easier. those of us that aren't driving, they said simply put, give us as much space as we need. we're treating the roadsor you. slow down, take some time, and .ou should be able to get where you can back to you. >> sod good advice there. thank you so very mu. you guys be safe out there. >> stay with news 4 and our nbc washgton app for continuing coverage of the snow and the slick roads out there. >> well, those of you that are federal workers and not furloughed right now, your weekend got extended due to the all federal offices in the d.c. area will be closed tomorrow. >> the effects of theov gnment shutdown taking an evenigger toll on federalorkers and of course the ripple effects are being felt well beyond washington. federal food inspections have stopped. miami's airport closed a teinal after tsa workers called in sick because they're not getting paid. we're seeing federal employees turning to food banksor the basics. some unable to afford life saving medication like this florida couple t

was seized with assistance of our state and local partners, with the task force officers, you have an ak-47, seized by the officers at the dabo port of entry, going southbound, during a southbound inspection, nervous behavior displayed by the driver, subsequently the officers were able to find the ak-47 hidden in the backseat. you also have a 50 caliber rifle. during the inspection at the port of entry opposite where they use canine, also where they use canine equipment or x-rays, we were able to detect a compartment, that compartment was found in the backseat of a vehicle, subsequently with the assistance of our homeland security vechktiinvestigative p and air marine, there was a surveillance conducted on the vehicle, which went to an undisclosed location, from that location, a traffic stop was conducted, and a 50 caliber rifle was found. now, these three guns that you see are gold-plated handguns. with diamonds encrested. >> i think that says it all. this is just all recent. this is all very recent. they didn't have to go very far. this is all very recent. okay? >> welcome. we're thank

i'll write back a silly e-mail ak "angelo sounds tremendous," will kiddingly replied, "and i want top send him off in style." >> two days later they wrote back, you might think you're kidding, but you are not. >> reporter: with that, will novak, a 35-year-old dad, was officially invited to the party. >> will the real slim shady please stand up. >> i'm about 30 minutes outside the destination. >> reporter: he arrived in vermont overnight, picking up swag along the way, even getting upgraded to a maserati. he brought '80s attire to fit the party's theme and even launched a gofundme account to pay for the trip. with the extra money going to angelo and his bride who are expecting a baby. have you well any second thoughts about this? >> no, no. did we have second thoughts about going to the moon? come on. you got to do it, lean into it, be open to life. >> reporter: even the strictest of copy editors would have to admit this typo was a good one. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> serena williams is making a habit of comforting her younger opponents. in the australian open today, she consoled a sobb

if we do, we ought to find those of us who are part of the group that niendz common ak -- finds common accord that we never do this again. my closing comments -- and i've got stories from a variety of residents from virginia here. i know the chair wants to get out of the chair at 1:00 so i'll submit these stories for the record. but i also, and as somebody who's been in the private sector longer than the public sector, and like my friend, my colleague from virginia, we've both had the honor of being governors of virginia so we've both been in executive positions, both been in positions where we've had workforces. i know as a business guy, you could tell how well a business would do on how you treated your workforce, because that's the most important asset you've got, your human capital. and if we think back over the last decade, even through tight financial times, we've found ways, and appropriately so, for our military to get funded. we even found ways, i think irresponsibly, to dramatically cut on taxes particularly from folks at the top. every time we've had to make cutbacks, where

lisa murkowski (r-ak) 17:06:28) "the folks back home say enough already. we want to know what re youdo to get the govt back open" (standup: nikole killion cbs news the white house) "house speaker nancy pelosi now says she's willing to meet face-to- face with president trump...to try to break the impasse." thursday's the president's commerce secretary faced criticism for questioning why furloughed workers need food banks on cnbc: (sot: wilbur ross/commerce secretary/courtesy: cnbc) "i know they are and i really don't understand why." 800-thousand federal workers are set to miss a second paycheck friday... on day 35 of the partial government shutdown. nikole killion, cbs news, ot tsessioof congress t use ante pass a resolution setting the date and time.) tonight the city of san jose has approved a pair of proposals to help government workers who latest developments starting at 4:30. new at 11: levis plaza in san francisco is reportedly up for sale. the office and retail complex houses the headquaters of jeans pioneer levi strauss. according to the business times -- the 800-thousand squ

>>aking you live outside our studios here in northwest d.c., theind gusts are n longer hitting 50 miles per hour. but they are driving down the feels-like temperatures. as you can see out there, the flag still flapping really strong this evening. it is chilly out there. bone-chillg weather. and it's only going to get colder. good evening, everybody. and thanks for joining us. i'm egonzales. the numbers are jarring, if you take a look behind me. feelg like 15 degrees in washington. 20 in annapolis. leesburg, 11. and by this evening, we could be feeling like 2 degrees. stor team 4 meteorologist sam ara. cities are activatingpl emergen s. >> yeah, we are looking at some cold weather, the coldest we have seen this winter season. to think this morning we were at 56 degrees. so we're dropping, and we're dropping fast. let's go ead and take aook right now at where we're at and what it feels like inside the beltway. we'reee 29 de cre current feel-like temperature at 15 deges. winds sustained out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour. so that's notgu even ths. that's just what the winds are norm

the bill is passed another spending bill is passed in the house significantly ake republicans break ranks and vote to the democrat majority but there's little possibility this legislation will go to the senate republican leader there insistent he will not allow the passage of any bill that does not have the approval of the president who continues to insist he will veto any measure that does not include funding for the border wall you can never have border security or less you have a steel barrier. a concrete wall whatever you want but without. ok where i have gone to kyra now where the u.s. extra state might pompei is holding a briefing with the egyptian foreign ministers on issue create let's have a listen in. the strategic relations between the united states of america and egypt relations between the two countries that have participated. during for decades to bring peace and stability and support ability to the region i have friends that egypt is considering relations with the u.s. . relations between the two partners and this will help to. peace security and stability not only in egypt

we have some good rates of degradation over ninety percent for example with back of an ak on average we're at about eighty five percent but that's not quite good enough since some of these medications like blood pressure drugs are not completely broken down by ozone nation another aspect is that the process of degradation could create problematic transformation products . so those own alone isn't sufficient that's why in an additional treatment step could be very intimidating also testing two different filter systems the first employed sounding bacteria. the second uses activated carbon granules in early trials it was much more effective that's because the compounds left over after as a nation and here are readily to their uneven surface but this system has a drawback after two years at the latest the activated carbon particles are covered completely they can't absorb any more so the filters have to be swapped out and cleaned which is complicated and expensive. that's why the researchers have high hopes for a new activated carbon process that harnesses nature. this underground is a k

here is ak at tuesday. we're starting at 3:00 p.m. now remember, wre still a little bit of a ways away from tuesday, so we could see the timing on this fluctuate a bit. but i think the big picture is what we're searching for right now. p.m. rain starts to move into the district. notice how quickly that's changing over, seeing that surge of cold air pushing t iing it from rain to snow. so you might be driving in the evening through rain, changing over to snow farther west you gv in theing, the more likely it will be just snow. now,e get blanketed throughout the entire region until about 9:30, 10:00. it will start toake its way east of 95, and then move out of here by wednesday morning. even though that is short-lived, remember the time frame is hitting and it's going to be having major impact on that evening commute on tuesday. how much snow are we talking? s going to be i a wet snow. we're looking at 1 to 2 inches. so anything greater tn that, pretty much a long shot at this point, unless you go farther north and west of the district.

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it's not really long, but there livermore and ake light past th dublin. no problems into san leandro. this is a look at interstate 880 south. we're hoping it's going to be a and this week, we've had be a light day. >> i think my father is still shocked i made it out of chico. but... >> you know what? you and i are both lucky, our dads are still around. and they still tell us exactly how they feel about stuff. >> that is correct. and i am very fortunate to know your father. >> yes, sir. >> he loves you. >> he's a wonderful man. >> he is a great man. he's a great man. and if you're watching. i heard you enjoyed your gift. [ laughter ] >> all right. let's get to it here. and my dad might be watching as well. so if you are, well, thanks for that. all right. doing too much yet. tem that is but eventually, it will. what's the matter, steve. you're kind of hemming and hawing. this system will make it. but it's going more so inland. then it's going to slide to the south, by late tonight, tomorrow morning. 40s, 50s, san jose on this panel, the coolest. that is a r

ake the existing institutions with the existing staff and move otthem to ar entity with, essentially, an administrative umbrella. you have the same staff. you have the same culture. it's not just the culture with the staff, but the kids there. these are violent institutions. a lot of kids come from urban centers, divide into gangs. you have all the gangs that exist on the street, exist within the institutions. >> what should be done here, dan? >> my belief is the solution. we are at a point now. we have enough institutional space now, at the couvey counties in the last 15 years have built new detention centers, high security institutions. >> they are at full capacity. >> most of them are at a third ofcapacity. they could absorb the population. ail juv hall with capacity of 367 with 94 kids in it today. 24 in the other. >> just quickly, 50 seconds, what youre saying is maybe take all of this out of the hands of the state all together and in the hands of th county. >> this is recommended by the ver institution. make sure the counties are held to accountability. >> th governor created th

can be a stickler for not and we can prove with our own studies that even at low concentrations of an ak has an effect on organisms in the water trout for instance . because of changes in their gills and in the kidneys and we're also focusing on former for example birth control pills which in extreme cases they can lead to the feminization of organisms so for preventive reasons we don't want these substances and drinking water because. that's why a team of environmental scientists taking part in a pilot project at a very and sewage treatment plant is now trying to filter drug residues out of waste water it's a real challenge because medicines don't break down easily. by made the comment of corn to be effective medications have to fulfill certain criteria they must be stable but resistance they need to have a long shelf life and reach certain parts of the body where they're needed so they have to remain stable during and sematic reactions. that's to build. he is also the reason why the body doesn't completely absorbed medications so a proportion of the medications you take are eliminated

here at ak for their orphanage the day begins at seven am. everyone knows what to do.ey take the same medications in the same dosage mornings and evenings. after rail is home to forty boys and girls from four to seventeen years old they're called plus the key and mino sickly the terms for hiv positive and negative children here. with your work but are condemned to a kind when we open this home twelve years ago at first the each i.v. positive children were kept separate. even sofas could be wiped clean the floors had no rugs the dishes were soaked in disinfectant in the containers that it was very hard to create a tolerant environment for them the horse to stitch it took six years before all the staff members learn to accept and respect these children. now their peers sticky and mino seek a play together. they all have much the same routine they were all growing up without parents in this one of a kind home in the southern russian city of chile up in school. now everyone here knows there's no danger of picking up the virus from the hiv positive children not even if some

but to do this because of a wildfire liabilities and other liabilities from climate changeu what do ake of the company's statement? >> it's absolutely pg & e's rhaps filechoice to for bankruptcy in order to leverage the state, the policymakers and get as much money as they can out of the ratepayers' pockets. this doesn't need to happen. >> why do you say that? >> pg & e has plenty of they're talking about things that haven't been assessed yet, and theplenty of money to keep the lights on. this is a strategic corporate that hasy a corporatio proven it is out of control. >> what is the role of the california public utilities commission here. you used to be the president. is it possibly to blame, because it is the agency responsible for ing the agency? >> absolutely they're partly to blame. th has been way too cozy and let corporations get away with way too much. mostly the puc has failed in the central jo which is to keep the system safe, to protect the ratepayers, victims and users. >> what do you thinkhey should do now, given the plan that pg and e has declared? >> t puc is an integral

ak >> reporter: sg at the american economic asmoerks in atlanta flanked by former fed leaders powell tried to counter critics who said that the fed is not attentive to market and fierce of slower growth. >> markets were expressing concerns again about global growth in particular. i think that's bnoming the m focus. and trade negotiations which are related to that. and i'll just say that we're thaening carefully to listening sensitively to the message that markets are sending. and we're taking those downside risks into account as we make policy going forward. >> inha the biggeste powell said the plans to wind down the balance sheet boosteduring the financial crisis to keep interest rates low can also changed. the questions markets have to ponder is powell just telling them what they want to hear? or has h tly become more dovish? if the data don't confirm the dovish sentiment t fed could be talking about more rate hikes later this year. >>> well let's talk more about the economy, jobs and t markets. joining us tonight brian levitt, a senior investment strategist as open heimer. >> than

so we've got some warmer air ak starting to its way our way courtesy of this next storm. it really is a big storm. big time snows up to the north of chicago. rain down towards st. louis and the gulf of mexico. this whole system moves our way during the day tomorrow. so here's what we're expecting. armer and dry most of the day tomorrow. at least most of the time the sun is up. rain moves in really tomorrow night. it gets heavy at times. hey rain and wind is something else i'm going to be watching. we're going to talk about those winds, too, because at one point they'll bring in warmer air and then the colder air comes in right behind it. see you right here in about ten minutes. right. doug, thank you. >>> months after their bound bodies mysteriously washed up alonso the h river, the medical examiner says two sisters from saudi arabia died by suicide. investigators say they traveled from a shelter in virginia to new york back in the fall, you may recall. in the days before theat de, they maxed out a credit card, staying in high-end hotels and ordering food. the sm.e.s the

a number of firms have alluded to this and other big names, including whirlpool, ak steel and 3m have also referenced higher costs eating into margins. if you want to change the market sentiment, what we need now is a pickup in global activity. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani a stock exchange. >>> and now to the federal reserve, which as we mentioned started its two-day policy akmeeting. that it a good time to survey economists, money managers and strategists about the economy and the market. steve liesman rounds up the >> the chance of r the next 12 months forecast by respondents to the cnbc fed survey spiked tots highest level in three years amid growing worries about global economic weakness, fed rate hikes, the market sell-off, trade tensions and t government shutdown effects. the recession probability rose to 26%, the third straight increase. it's above the22% average for the past eight years, and it was last this hanh inuary 2016. that followed another bout of market volatility. then uncertainty t prompted the fed to hold off on rate hikes and that's the expectatio

off, small aking numbers at this point. mitch mcconnell? he's been silent, staying away discussions.he 20 republicans are up for re-election in 2020. base so afraid of their they are afraid to break with this president. at some point i think there -- there is a tipping point may be looking at he mueller report dropping fairly soon. he white house is apparently preparing drafts for state-of-the-union address, considering the government shutdown still to be there, that's january 29. so this could well go the president could run on votes from republicans and build the wall. that is how enduring this is in his mind. his whole presidency has focused on this. you could argue it is a distraction from some of the seriously go issues he is facing, and he would rather talk about this than anything else. firste media has changed, of all, we don't have walter cronkite or any of the -- dan whoer, the figures commanded large audiences and there was an accepted quality of information and facts that people broadly accepted. this president has introduced th