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rise, aunts living with roommates. [ laughter ] and finally, a new investigative report claims that chuck e restaurants save uneaten portions of pizzas, combine the leftovers, and then serve them to other customers as if it's a new order. which is honestly the best case scenario at a pizza chain run by a rat. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have -- [ applause ] man, do we have a great show for you tonight. he is the voice of drexx drudlarr, the very funny new syfy animated show, "alien news desk." my friend will forte is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plus, from the unaired snl archives we have an all new second chance theatre for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very excited for that as well. before we get to that fanfare, lawmakers have reached a deal to avoid another government shutdown, but president trump says he's not happy with it. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] if there's one thing we've learned about donald trump in the two years he's been president it's that you can't negotiate with him, which is ironic considering that

. >> jimmy: he looks like an animatronic -- like a a chuck e.la: hter ] >> steke a bear country jamboree. >> jimmy: animatronic -- yeah. >> steve: yeah. oh, look at the eyes move. the animatronic eyes me. >> jimmy: like, "five nights at freddy's." [ robot sounds ]♪ ♪ >> steve: what, your pen broke? >> jimmy: i don't know what ♪ppened. ♪ [ laughter ] , thank you, president's dr giving us a way to honor what the leaders of our country fought for, buying mats at slightly reduced prices. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah. tepercent! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, leaked trump schedules, for letting me know that all the time i spend on instagram at work can now be called executive time. [ laughter and applause ] i didn't know that. ♪ [ light laughter ] thank you, couples who sit next to each other at restaurants, for looking like you're on a a double date with your imaginary friends. [ laughter and applause ] yore real. steve: how rude. >> jimmy: you got in a fight with -- >> steve: yeah, i gethin a a fight y imaginary friends. >> jimmy: how rude! >>

. >> a lot of care for the dresses ziefrnt new at 6:00, chuck e. cheese accused of reserving pizza that hasn't been eaten. how the company is responding. >> that's coming up. first the punishment warriors head coach steve kerr >>> live doppler 7 dialed in over the russian river. you can see rain and snow showers fueling therfalling the. the russian river, it's still falling. it should be below flood stage by 4:00 tomorrow morning. >>> that is good news, mike. thank you. warriors head coach steve kerr has to pay a $25,000 fine. the nba fined him for his outburst wednesday night in the warriors loss against portland. kerr exploded after a flagrant foul was called on draymond green. kevin durant had to grab him and usher him off the court. after the game, kerr explained what happened. >> i was head scratching that could be called a flagrant foul. the guy is going in for a dunk, you got to make sure he doesn't dunk it. so i told kenny that i begged to differ. >> the clipboard spike? >> i forgot about that part. there might have been a couple of other w

chuck bell. just a couple e of cloudsly this morning. no chance for rain for the next couple of days. it is a cd start this morning. 35 in arlington, 21 inmanassas, 27 in gaithersburg, 28 in new market, maryrnd. af cold start this morning, oe'll have enough sunshine bring afternoon temperatures into the low 50s today. more clouds and a smidge cooler for tomorrow. mostly cloudy, near 50 on thursday. maybe more snow early on friday. a more significant chance next weekr >> that's yatest weather. >>> isn't it nice that savannah is back? >> wre all together again. the gang is all here. >>> coming up, embattled patriots owner robert kraft spotted with tom brady amid new details in the prosecution case against him. what the nfl is now saying about the scandal. >>> and then the colorado jogger who fough off and kil a mountain lion to save his own life. he's here with annie. 'll talk to both of them. first, ts is "today" on nbc. we going to talk to both honey you know some things you can't take back... ...unless you got it from aldi. their twice as nice guarantee means if you're not happy for

e. sasse, a senator from the state of nebraska, who will perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned >> the senate gambling out after a brief pro forma session, the next pro forma gathered tuesday. they will return for legislative business monday at 3:00 pm eastern. you can find live coverage of the senate on c-span2. we take you to the house hearing

e above. >>> all right, chuck. what could be bad? >> what would go wrong? >> how are we doing outside?> i like the sunshi the last two days have been as ugly as you can make them. not cold enough to get everybody to get a nice snowstorm. not warm up to be comfortable outside. it's nice to have the sunshine back in the washington area. floudier for ouriends and neighbors in the shenandoah valley and mountains ofirginia today, west virginia today, and that's going to be the case for the rest of the day. on thear hold, washing forecast, d.o.t. across the area did a lot of good to keep the roads in good sha but put a lot of chemicals on the road so if you have a chance to get the carhe w dry today and dry tomorrow and for most of us dry on friday as well. we're carrying a small chance for raindrop or two on friday. it's probably only g rng toin on freshly washed cars. temperatures are in the 40s to near 50 deees now. afternoon highs today will peak in the mid 40s for most of the outlying suburbs. around town today, i think we get close to 50 degrees. suns not down until 5:43. closing in al

winter weather on the way, especially for wednesday.th 's maybe what chuck was talking about, depressing forecast and snow. some sl st,eezing rain. i think the kids are going to enjoin this forecast and i think the teachers may enjoy it even more for wednesday, but let's talk about what's going to go o for the next 24 hours. sunshine out there right now. take aas look. thisind of just formed over the last hour or so and right around petersburg. a lot of this is evaporating before it hit the ground. we are looking at some snow and freezing rain and this could move to theat east. going on in our area, our atmosphere is really dry so a lot, again in, evan rates before it hits the ground. anything we do see moving into the area between now and the noon hour, early afternoon is going to be really light. really light. really main precipitation is still down here and starting to move int southwestern, virginia. all of that is advancing into our area north and east for lfte thisnoon and this evening. mainly a rain event but north and west of d.c t for counties shaded in purple, that's where you could actually e the higher elev

chuck. >> the clouds and the rain drops e running behind schedule but we haven't taken them out of the forecast all together i hope you've enjoyed the relatively sunny first part of day. clouds have already thickened across the shenandoah valley and rain drops have already reached placesesikevirginia down to human being and you get a sense here that the overall trend here is not your friend i you lik the mild and dry weather as rain chances will be going up as we get farther in to the afternoon. most of the rain is confined to e i-81 corridor and points west of there and because of the bonus shine we've warmed up an extra few degrees here. 54 now in washington, 60 in fredericksburg but where does the influence of the colder waters 4in potomac, 48 in annapolis. as you're planning out the day today, planning on clouds coming in soon. those rain chances go up after about 3:00 or 4:00 today. showers likelybo starting 4:00 or 5:00 and continuing on into the evening hours,ayain on tomorrow morning's commute fit i think you'll like the way tomorrow will sh. more about that and the changes coming upeke

the ten-day forecast in the nexf hour. >> see you, chuck, thank you, sir. >>> as we wait forhat rain to snow, we are keeng an e area. >> we got reporters in virginia, maryland, d.c. we're checking on conditions and how you are spending your snow day. . >>> welcome back to news 4 let's get you caught up to date on the impact of today's winter storm. >> all the major school systems in the area hie closed morning. the federal government islosed as well. >> so metro is opened. you should expect service changes. trains are working every 12 minutes and there is limited bus service. >> airlines are closing, checkl yourt status if you are headed to the airport. >> crews areee working to up. we got reporters in virginia, maryland and d.c. checking on f conditio you. >> justin. >> reporter:ey there erin, good morning, as you see, still seeing that snow and ice mix out here. this seems to be a bit more snow and e, you add that to the snow on the ground. you can tell that driving conditions are obviously not going to be ver good, just further down from where we are frederick and ridge roads, we saw some serious problems h

e rty at the justice department. but that leaves untry exposed. i find it, you know, just remarkable, chuckat the president of the united states as a candidate, as presumptive e nominee, could pursuing business with the kremlin and lying about it. te but isn't that what the mueller probe ulti is about? why not wait for that before pursuing a money laundering investigation? >> well, if we had waited to do any of our investigative work for the mueller investigation we would have been waiting a year and a half and we have a separate and an independent andn important rebility and that is to tell the country what happened. mueller's job is to determine who broke the law, ws to jail. but as we have seen from bill barr's testimony there'sroo commitmentthe justice department under whitaker or under barr to sharcothat with thress or the american people. so we need to find it ourselves. >> the president keeps implying that the senate intelligence committee has alreadusfound no con. he did it again thisa morning tweet, he did it yesterday i think in the tweet. he's naming richard burr by name. s your

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chuck and savannah, thanks. what we witnessed today was perhaps the most dramatic turn against a sitting president by e one of his c confidants since the days of watergate. e on that here's nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: it was a dramatic public reversal. >> i am no longer your fixer, mr. trump. >> reporter: and a deeply personal takedown of a sitting president. >> when mr. trump turned around early in the campaign and id, i can shoot somebody on fifth avenue and get away with it, i wa to be very clear. t's not joking. he's telling you tth. you don't know him, i do.mo >> the tes was -- >> reporter: historian michael beshlaw says it's unprecedented for someone once so loyal to sit in that chair. >> it's awfully hard to find the f spectacle of a confidante president who flips on him, then goes before congress and says he's a racist, a cheat, and a con man. >> reporter: reminders of another historic history. >> john dean was back on the tness stand today -- >> reporter: in 1973, former nixon whe house legal counsel john dean testified for days before the senate watergate committee. >> i began by telling the president

. >> in that same piece, they point out an e-mail to supporters looking for unified ideas. he says, nancy and chuckon't want me to speak, mainstream media outlets don't want me to speak, and the hollywoodie let's don't want me to speak. >> trump has given no indication that he's interested in bridging the gap and healing old wounds with the democrats and democratic house majority, including house speaker nancy pelosi. by all attempts, this is being built as an attempt to strike a conciliatory tone, but trump has made no public indication, has put out no statements or tweets that says he's interested in working with the democrats. if anything, on thursday, he said the democrats were the party of late-term abortions and crime and high taxes and open borders. so it doesn't seem like he's very interested in reaching across the aisle. if anything, it seems like he's primarily going to be catering to his base here. >> let's talk about stacey abrams here. she'll be delivering the state of the union rebuttal. how might they use this instance to call out the president and how do democrats feel about that? >

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chuck bell. ail y nl eyes the storm heading our way. >> you know what the ducks like to e the most?> we need the snow totals. >> tomorrow, winter storm warnings are in effect for the d.c. metro areay wednes morning, snow begins around daybreak tomorrow and quick accumulation. one to three ines, around noontime. afternoon tomorrow, the mix of sleet and rain moves into the d.c. area and points south. the snow will continue a little longer, out to the northwest. montgomery county, loudon county. 3 to 6 inches or more than that possible north of west and town. by evening time, it should be all-rain around the 95 corridor. the sheltered t valleys in northern shenandoah there, northern maryland, those places could he a brief period of freezing rain on topsnf the ending. treacherous travel likely tomorrow evening and night. sun is abouto come up here. 31 degrees with andtiff north averaging 15 miles per hour. most of the suburbs will with around 40 degrees.to rrow, snow starts just before the sun comes up. then, we change over to the mix during the course of the day. you will not have much

e. sasse, a senator from the state of nebraska, who will perform the duties of the chair. signed: chuck grassley, president pro tempore. under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned >> the senate gambling out after a brief pro forma session, the next pro forma gathered tuesday. they will return for legislative business monday at 3:00 pm eastern. you can find live coverage of the senate on c-span2. we take you to the house hearing on climate change from earlier this week. >> we have to move beyond using the past as a guide and a new rail tunnel under the hudson, new water infrastructure with the range of possible futures. >> i yield the remainder of my time. >> >> i'm looking at your written testimony as opposed to oral testimony. on page 3 you state climate change is real, it is here now, and humans are responsible. is that an accurate statement of your quote? >> yes it is. >> on page 5 of your written testimony you state global average the level has risen by 8 inches since 1900, citing the climate science special report earth national climate assessment. is that an accurate re

the republican senator in texas put out an e-mail saying beto o'rourke is talking about whether to run in 2020. this time he's collaborating with chuckchumer to paint a target on my back. we know beto can raise money himself, can the president raise money off beto? >> both of those are such big stars in some ways, but schumer has to lock them down. >> it's hard to convince big stars, though, to go into the senate. even though we have many senators running for president, a lot of people would want to skip over that particular place and go somewhere else, maybe go to the governor's mansion or run for president. >> running against cruz would be an easier furndraiser than running against senator cornyn. >>> up next, house democrats about to make their first big move against president trump's national emergency. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. you hardly ever play catch with the grandkidsalk? or show them how to give a good handshake anymore. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. (gary) see ya

e plans to do to make the up shortfall. good morning, everyone. >> it is friday, february 15th, 2019. it's a bus friday. melissa mollet has the latest on your commute. we begin with chuck bell and a look at your torecast. y will be nice, chuck. >> yes, it is. the weekend still looks awfully cloudy and wet, especially tomorrow. a l ctlence of wet snow tomorrow. the odds of getti an inch of snow in the washington area looy lower t than yesterday. an they didn't look good yesterday. there's the colt front that will bring the winter-like weather in for the weekend. ahead of it, a southwesterly flow. it's bringing a couple of drops of rain. the warmer air is rushing in.e a cou drops around here. nothing heavy on the radar. prince george'scounty, out to annapolis to southern maryland. i didn'teed the wipers on the way toork thismorning. temperatures are way mild. we're in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees now. with a peek or two of sunshine today, most areas will get above 60 degrees before sprinkle chances roll in before the afternoon and evening ahead of that front. still tracking a chance for wet snow tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> happening today, presiden

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meethe press." >> in this environment, in this state, justin fairfax just sitting as the lieutenant governor, w ust walked out on a commemative ceremony for robert e. lee a few weeks back. the meetings of the democratic party are going to struggle to find a wayo stand behind him. >> colleagues to presidential a candidat reacting. virginia democratic senator mark warner and tim kaine called t photo shocking and offensive and said northam should listen to the people he' hurt. they stopped short of calling for his resignation. california democratic senator kamala harris, who is running for president, tweeted,e leader alled to a higher standard. the, quote, stain of racism has no place in government. she urged the governor to step aside. legislativeinia black caucus really went after mr. northam. the groupccused him of a betrayal and said the pho rips off th skrcabs of the painful history and are, quote,g pierc reminders of america's sin. stay up to date on our coverage of this developing story in our nbc washington app. search northam. s> and new this morning, rescue workersamble to find a woman who drove into the potomac overnight. she was f pulledm

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." >> in this environment, in this state, justin fairfax, the sitting lieutenant governor walked out on a commemoration ceremony of robert e. lee a few weeks back. the leaders of the democratic rty in virgini think are going to struggle to find a way to stand behind him. >> the weekend likely to hold additional developments in this matter. live in sterling, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thankov you. thenor is accepting responsibility but will his new apology be enough to hold on to his job? as you can imagine reaction is pouring in tonight. virginia democratic senators mark warner and tim kaine calling the photo shocking and offensive and that northam should listen to the people that he has hurt but they stop short of calling for his resignation. california democratic senator kamala harris running for the whe house tweeted that "leaders are called to a higher standard andthe, quote, stain of racism has no place in government. she urged the governor to step aside. and the virginia legislative black caucus really afterr. northam, accusing him of a betrayal and saying the photo rips off the skabs of a painful history and

exactly and so this chuck schumer's warning it's coming to bear right now in scotland to bear against him. is this political move. is this a way to undermine him because i get it he said with e-mail here i mean these are people that have made it up through the ranks to different administrations different political parties here i mean is this sending a signal that you really have to get our permission to go down these paths when it comes to iran when it comes to venezuela when it comes to russia when it comes to china sure i think a lot of it is knee jerk partisan ship but if you take a liberal interventionist and a neo con there simply flip sides of the same coin and i have a hard time telling whether it's the blob the intelligence community and congress that are lying more about foreign policy or the trump administration at this point let's toss up a score card all right so we know that trump is in favor of pulling troops out at least rhetorically from syria and afghanistan and the blob in the congress are in favor of permanent war they're keeping there in iran right now at least rhetorically the intelligence community and congress are bucking the trump administration by in

e plans to do to make the up shortfall. good morning, everyone. >> it is friday, february 15th, 2019. it's a bus friday. melissa mollet has the latest on your commute. we begin with chucknd still looks awfully cloudy and wet, especially tomorrow. a l ctlence of wet snow tomorrow. the odds of getti an inch of snow in the washington area looy lower t than yesterday. an they didn't look good yesterday. there's the colt front that will bring the winter-like weather in for the weekend. ahead of it, a southwesterly flow. it's bringing a couple of drops of rain. the warmer air is rushing in.e a cou drops around here. nothing heavy on the radar. prince george'scounty, out to

meet chuck schumer and bernie sanders like parameters for when we can do this so here's a headline from wall street hoops low interest rates factor and slowdown of economic and productivity growth m b e r this is something we've seen since the financial crisis all around us the concentration and consolidation of corporate market power in entire industries largely by a mergers and acquisitions made possible by abundantly available funding at ultra low interest rates for the largest companies and the concurrent slow growth economy dogged by per peck suddenly slow productivity growth this is occurred across the board for years in developed markets with zero or negative interest rate policies such as the u.s. and and euro zone in japan but now the national bureau of economic research was also calls out the official us recession's released a study that gives an additional major reason for how long term interest rates lead to a concentration of corporate power that then drags down productivity growth and growth on the production side of the economy and this is another problem with wealth and income gap is that these powerful. entities become even more powerful and even wealthier and they g

that "usa today" piece, it points out there was an e-mail to supporters looking for the state of the union ideas, and trump is quoted saying nancy and chuckme to speak, mainstream media outlets don't want me to speak and hollywood elites don't want me to speak. clearly, julia, he's talking to two different audiences here. can he walk that line? can he still project unity? >> well, to be honest, and looking back at his past state of the union addresses, he can. i think we're going to see what many of us call teleprompter trump come out. and that's not, i don't think, the true donald trump. i think president trump feels most like himself when he's in front of his supporters at a campaign rally or on twitter, on his phone. >> look, most like himself. don't you think he's most effective when he is most like himself, as you're calling it? >> most effective to his supporters, absolutely. but in that chamber with democrats and republicans trying to preach that message of unity, you know, it's hard for me to see how democrats are going to take that at face value and actually believe him after this 35-day-long shutdown. i mean, he's been issuing t

e schumer in the paper. to dazzlehumer likes in some respects, but he prefers the name chuck. will usem the paper , andame the person wants he said i want to be chuck. we changed it to chuck schumer in the paper and he has been happy with us ever since. his first name is charles and no one calls him charles. it's always chuck. that clip was very interesting. and i wasn'tw -- on the hill in the 1980's, but my personal reaction was the intensity he exudes in that response. intense.rp, very he has since become more avuncular in his demeanor and i think a little less razor-sharp, a little less cutting in his demeanor, and i think that -- this is something we will get into later in the program, but he had a reputation for being cutthroat and ambitious in the house and he has reined that in. he is more of a team player now. he evolved with the politics. host: he's the leader now. it's easy to be a team player at that point. in started with the hill 2000. when did you start noticing senator schumer? i grew up in connecticut. chuck schumer and donald trump dominated the market in the

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. >>> chuck, beltway inner loop issue coming out of college park as we head toward the as we head toward the kennelworth avenue 's time for e sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing on all smart beds. only for a limited time. a presidency under siege. coming undone. donald trump can't be trusted to govern within the law. and his lies are hurting the country. congress should begin impeachment hearings now so they can gather and preserve evidence. to make sure the american people finally get the truth. about corruption. abuse of power. and obstruction of justice we can't afford to wait. it's time to start impeachment hearings. now. need to impeach is responsible for the content of this advertising. weather alert mode as you wake up on your friday. you need to bundle up again. temperatures will not be above freezing. >> you might see some snow as you start your morning commute. chuck will fill us in on the forecaew in a minutes. we have a few updatefor you. warrounty public sc

chuck bell has a story to tell, too. once upon a time. >> we had a tale of a weekend snow chance. there's still a chance for a few snowflakes. es will inch or less. hard to believe we have a snow chance in the forecast. temperatures are in the 40s and low 50s noft and cloudiness this morning, we'll have breaks of sunshine in the middle of the day. another chance of sprinkles of rain coming in between 5:00 andm 9:00 p. this evening. that's the cold front going by that promisesly significa colder weather for the weekend. 60s today. after the front goes through, we'll be in the 30s to around 40 ctomorrow. hees a chance for snow. and notice, the storm is a little farther to the asouth. and chance for wet snow during the day tomorrow. that zips out. y weather, saturday night into sunday morning. sunday, mid to late afternoon. more showers coming in. could be cold enough for few wet snowflakes to mix in. 64 today. breezy and mild. we'll have a couple more chances for the w weather in the middle parts of next week. breezy and mild today. a little chance for rain and snow tomorrow. chance for late-day showers on sunday. and tuesday ni

we'll get e tugh sunshine bring afternoon highs into the mid and upper 40s. sun down today is 5:59 p.m. >> all u,right. thank chuck. >>> taking a look at our issue northbound georgia avenue at bel pre road in silver spring, of course. this is a crash information. they'v been moving this camera around a lot. you can see we have that closure oopoint. as we in, you can see the vehicle there involved. looks like the tow is on the scene going to get that out of the way here hopefully soon and reopen things. if you are headed out, before that is cleared, your alternate is connecticut avenue, arcticav ue will both get you around that issue. as far as other closures, whitey fehut down again today. storm debris blamed on storm debris. inbound suitland parkway after firth sterling avenue lanes are shut down because of a work zone that popped . no access now to the douglas bridge. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway no problems. >>> melissa, thank you. it's 5:02 this morng. a bab girl is back home with her parents after a terrifying ordeal. >> carjackerseft her on a street corner in d.c. and took off. child'say afternoon,

e. schumer in the paper. and you know, senator schumer some to be casual in respects and he refers to remain chuck. i told him the paper will use usename the person wants to he said i want to be chuck. , we changed it to chuck schumer in the paper, and he has been very happy ever since. >> that is great. our paper still refers to him as charles. i thought no one calls him , charles. it's always chuck. it is a weird thing. that clip was very interesting. the thing that -- and i wasn't on the hill back then in the 1980's, but my personal reaction was the intensity he exudes in that response. you know, razor-sharp, very intense. he has since become, and that clip you showed on the floor more avuncular in his demeanor , and i think a little less razor-sharp, a little less cutting in his demeanor, and i think that -- this is something we will get into later in the program, but he had a reputation for being a little bit cutthroat and ambitious in the house, and he has reined that in. he is more of a team player now. people who know him say he evolved in politics. >> but he is the head of the team now. [l

designing and building the one that will be e used in rt mission with launch scheduled for june of 2021.g repoom laurel, chris gordon, news 4. >>> 6:18 right now. go to chuck bell to get an update ontoday's recast. >> all right, yeah. yesterday was all about the warmth, not just here locay, wead our 74 degree record set here yesterday at national airport, but i got a tweethis out here in just a second on my twitter feed, may have seen yesterday the farthest southern 90 degree reading ever, southern argentina in chile. 58 degrees south latitude on the other side of the equator, 90 degrees yesterday. the equivalent of90 degree weather in scandinavia in our part of the crhemisphere. y warmth there. i'll tweet that out on twit in just a second. >>> today, it's all about the rain drops. nothing heavy outside for the first part of the day, but showery weather likely to move in time for after school activities and the evening commute. so here is future weather again. showers could reach t shenandoah valley as early as noon. after 3, 4:00 p.m., light rain becomingikely in andround the city. rain will continue through the evening hours. taper off briefly tonight an

chuck schumer, and journalists like msnbc's joe scarborough, and cnn's chris cuo cuomo. >>> a scare for the best college basketball player in the country. duke's zion williamson, who e injured his k on wednesday when his leftoot blew through his nike shoe. >> the stunned crowd, including former president barack obama, looked on in shock. >> nike said in a while this is an isolated occurrence, we are working to identify the issue. >>> skiing champion lindsey vonn sat down with hoda in his first live interview sinceti ng. >> unfortunately, you know, my my passion t, but for skiing will always remain. >> she hneted at what's . >> i can't wait to go skiing with my kids one day. >> is that in the near futuresome. >> i, mean i'm 34. we're thinking about it. >>> some of the week's most as stsh astoniing moments on camera. a woman in a burftng car aer being hit by another driver. she was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. >>> a nevadaatrolman narrowly dodged a suspected drunk driver. >> nbc sports analyst peter mcguire narrowly missing a flying hockey puck to the face. > finally, sully.la president george h.w. bush's service dog is off on a newmission. >> we're

chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. when president trump declared a national emergency on friday revealed another emergency for the president much closer to home, his own. it's a e politicrgency and one of his own making. mr. trump has united democrats against him and set up a court battle even he sugges he being lose. mr. trump seemeitto a that the emergency is more about protectioni protecting his base when he he didn't need it to declare his emergency. he just wanted to build his wall faster. you have a democratic party that outpolled republicans in six of threlast sevendential elections by winning back centrist voters. it now fds itself though, challenged by an emerging progressive wing that is eager to push the party sharply tndthe lefthe republican party once defined by free ade, rict constitutional principles and caring about the national debt has now tethered itsea to resident who mocked all of hose traditional conservative norms. mr. trump meanwhile has tethered himself to his base which he sees as critical to any re-election chces, but wha is emerging is a picture of a president who refuses to even lead his base and instead is admitting he is being lea

. >> chuck, is it your estimation that robert mueller knows exactly what donald trump knew and when he knew it about the wikileaks dump and hacked e-mails? >> yeah, i imagine he does. i have worked for the man. he tends to know a lot of stuff, nicolle. but also interestingly here, this is a place where cohen did not go too far. remember, he said that trump knew about the dump but he didn't -- he never said he knew about the hack. he never said he knew about the contents of the e-mails that were to be dumped. so as prosecutors looking at the credibility of a cooperating witness, it strikes us when folks don't go too far. that's what we saw from michael cohen today and i expect continue to see. >> speaking of not going too far, the way he said no, he didn't tell me to lie but this is the way it works. as someone i worked for ten years and ran a business and concierge, right-hand people. i think they're about to go. >> let's listen. >> they seem to be getting organized. aforementioned jim jordan. let me ask you, do you expect democrats to express for more granularity? michael cohen promised granularity and it seems like he's opened t

e schumer in the paper. schumer know, senator likes to be casual in some respects. fewer -- he prefers the name chuck. when i told him that the paper will use the name that the person wants to use, he said i want to be chuck. we change it to chuck schumer in the paper and he has been happier percent. >> is a great anecdote. our paper so refers to him as charles, and whenever i write that name, i think myself nobody calls charles. that clip was very interesting. the thing that struck me, seeing him now, and i wasn't on the hill back then in the 80's, but my personal reaction was the intensity he exudes and that response. razor-sharp, very intense. that other clip he showed, he has become a little bit less razor-sharp, a little bit less cutting. this is something i know we will get into later, but he had a reputation for being a little bit cutthroat, ambitious. he has rained that in, he's more of a team player. he of who knew him say all the politics. is the head of the team now, you've got to be a team player at that point. [laughter] >> he started with the hill in 2000. when did you start noticing sen

we e seeing the moments a m was arrested for firing an assault rie inside comic ng-pong pizza. how police swarmed the area and took him down minutes after the trouble started. chuck? >>> good morning, everybody. school day forecast for a tuesdaymorning. nowhere near as windy as yesterday. it seasonably cold outside this morning. temperatures will be up near 50 degrees. withhe sunshine out ther going to go ahead and have your sun glasses, as well. you need yr hat, your coat and sunglasses. ext winter coat needed on friday. >>> a basic squat is where i started with my trainer to hp me reach my fitness goals. when we come back, how fitss and nutr >>> right now, some slowdowns for people here. if you take inbound cabin john parkway, it is shut down right now. chopper 4 t showing yout closure point, as we look over to the right. you can see where this crash is here this morning. inbound cabin john parkway is shut down right now. you can see the crews on theea scene clara barton parkway. on the beltway, 24 miles per hour past that closure point. more coming up. >>> we're just weeks away from the official start of spring. it's comiwi. the warm weather, maybe time to sta

both sides will have to get e give up a little bit, that is called negotiating. nancy and chuck lesson but at end. dare we'll have something to cheer about. stuart: scott shellady, see you soon. >> see ya. stuart: elizabeth warren officially kicked off her campaign this weekend. we got tape. roll it. >> here is what bothers me, by the time we get to 2020, donald trump may not even be president? [cheers and applause] and in fact, he may not even be a free person. any change is hard but big structural change, big structural change, that takes on directly, money and power, is the hardest thing of all. stuart: just seems so angry to me. james pindel, he is a political reporter with "the boston globe" which i always thought was a elizabeth warren supporter but there you go. what kind of chance do you think senator warren has to capture the democrat nomination? >> well, first, you haven't read "the boston globe" recently. stuart: that's true. >> running editorials telling her not to run for president this time. for her to solve her native-american issues. we were very much for her, ed

e will be pulling out. left with a mostly cloudy day. mperatures in t upper 40s. rain likely tomorrow afternoon and evening into early sunday morning. unday afternoon breezy and warmer. >> chuckcal news te for you in anti 25 minutes. >>> for now back to the "today" show after this short break. at >> back on earth here is toy's headlineet jussie smollt is free this morning after posting a $100,000 bond, charged with a felony of making a false police report. the actor returned to the empire set on thursday after his release and reportedly apologized to thecast. that has not been confirmed by nbc news. chicag police say smollett was seeking publicity and upset with his saly from "empire." they say he paid two men to stage a hate crime against him. his lawyers are vowed to launch a vigorous defense. >>> cardinals at a summit have called for a new cultural of accountability in the catholic church. the focus of debatehied to how church leaders must acknowledge decades of their own coverup that only worsened the crisis. they say bishops and religious leaders who failed to protect children should be helde. accounta >>> a frightening close quality caught on camera in new york city. ch