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rachel beit of politico is tweeting that donald trump has invited congressional leaders to discuss the wall fight tomorrow afternoon -- first face-to-face meeting since the shutdown started 11 days ago. the house will, gavel in for a brief performance session tomorrow with no legislative work schedule. a bill to end the shutdown will be depending business when the senate returns in the afternoon at 4:00 eastern. let's coverage on c-span2. areotes on federal funding expected until thursday one house democrats plan to debate legislation to reopen the government without additional money for a border wall that president trump is seeking. ♪

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tennis icon billy jean king tweeting out her congratulations writing in part, you have to see it to beitching, way to go sarah thomas. >> time-out, time-out! >> known for her competitive drive on the basketball ascourt an accomplished student t athletmas turned to football officiating in the '90s workg her way up the ranks as a peewee, high school, and collegiate ref. a decade ago thomas became the first female official to work a college bowl game, and in 2015h whenfl came calling, the mother of three tellinge willie sh jumped at the reaction. >> when that phone rang at 10:47 a.m. central time, i almost was spchless, and i know a lot of people that know me would find that hard to believe. >> w thomas'skend gig on the field is anything but ordinary. her role as age down j has a lengthy list of responsibilities in every pha of the game. the mississippi native putting her toughness on fulldisplay proving herself week after week. >> and sarah thomas, the line juige who hopped r back up. >> a trailblazer paving a path r others to follow. >> whether it's coaching, or ase broa booth, or the off

so saturday could beit ae ugly around here. a could rain much of the day yturday into satur night.e'll start with rain. the arctic air starts spilling in here around lunchtime. that rain could end q with ack little dusting of snow. more importantly, though, the temperatures are going t be in a free fal after about noon on sunday. so temperatures down into the single numbers again by monday trning with a very powerful wind. re's your five-day outlook. low 40s today. upper 30s with the sno showers around tomorrow. any chance for a little wintry mix before the sun is up on friday morning, friday afternoon, nothing to worry about. then again high chances for cold rain or some rain/snow combinations over the weekend. sunday's high nr 50 and then a 40 degree temperature drop from sunday ate noontime befhe sun comes up on monday morning and monday morningthmelissa, e wind chills will be down in many spots below zero. enjoy what will feel mild at 42 today. ♪ >> all rightuck, first 4 traffic alert this morning. take a look at this th beltway shut down, chopper 4 showing you this backup beca

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would beit with a deal more negative than britain staying in the eu. nevermind political views. delay is a good thing. overall, that is a positive. timeer, as investors get to process a delay, they will realize this means a prolonging of uncertainty. hedges will have to be role again. they will have to be rolled when volatility is expensive which means options are expensive. it creates more economic headwind for the u.k. and europe. it is not clear whether delay will see the sterling sustainably rise. what do you think the rest of the world is going to do in reaction? is this vote going to affect other markets or is this only important in london? >> the rest of the world is having to come out of their concrete bunker when it comes to brexit. most people outside the u.k. have really preferred to not talk about this, have got bored of this topic and not really want to trade u.k. assets. we are suddenly coming to a crunch period. i think that means the rest of the world is paying attention. this is one day when brexit is at the center of the conversation. people are asking what thi

one's decisions and put the time and effort into studying an issue, consulting with their experts, beity experts, ambassadors in members of the state department and our allies to make a decision. instead of this approach that assumes that we're the only one in the room or that he's the only one in the room. i was in afghanistan days before he made that decision, and, rachel, when i was there, i spoke with generals and i spoke with troops. there was an active conversation happening around negotiating what should be the future of afghanistan. and then out of nowhere the president makes his decision. it was irresponsible. >> senator harris, i am excited to see the effect that you have on the primary process. i think that you are going to be a formidable contender. i will just say honestly, i think there is a good chance that you are going to win the nomination. you in a general election fight against donald trump would be the funnest thing in the world to cover. but as you start this process, i hope you will keep us apprised and i hope you will come back. >> i will. i appreciate that. >> t

the transportation authority is increasing most bus and rail lines in santa clara beit one quarter. a single ride for adults will cost $2.50. express service is going up $.50 to five dollars. ac transit is raising fares for trans bay service. crossing the bay ridge will be $5.50. tickets will increase another $.50 next year. and $.51 in 2022. ac transit says fare hikes are needed to pay for transit improvements and expansion. >>> the new year means new worlds for california roads. we spoke with the highway patrol officer about several laws that take effect today i new driving laws for 2019 include changes to scooter helmet laws, smog fees and restrictions for repeat dui defenders. with motorized scooters becoming so popular, the state has eased helmet prescriptions for scooter riders 18 and older. if you are an adult you do not have to wear a helmet. although safety experts recommend it. also new for 2019, scooters are not allowed on roads where the speed limit is more than 25 miles per hour. police will not have more help keeping drunk drivers off the road. for peak ui offenders, t

to beit doesn't seem impacting hugely the chinese consumer or their attitude too much toward u.s. goods. u.s., it has had no real impact on the consumers yet but you are beginning to see the confidence subside and business confidence be impacted. francine: this is what we are asking our investors and guests. this is our mliv question. if you are a bloomberg user, go to mliv . we are trying to figure out, what do investors need from a trade deal? lucy: they just need a deal. just more certainty, and to remove it from the concerns about potential deceleration. francine: any kind of deal. it is not an abc, china will do this in the next five years? lucy: obviously, the more opening there is, the better but it is about removing it from the concern. fromine: lucy macdonald allianz global investors stays with us. carlos ghosn makes his first public comments since his shock arrest two months ago. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg: surveillance ." let's get to the bloomberg business flash with viviana hurtado. samsung's fourth-quarter prof