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. >> dang. >> what did they do? >> they somehow managed to fall out of the boat they were in. reports go that somebody was driving this boat, hit a rock, and got knocked out of the boat with the throttle stuck in full wide open position. what he's done is basically toss a giant blender into the water with all of these people in tubes who have no real control and can't get out of the way of this boat. >> oh. >> that's so dangerous. it is coming right at all of those people. >> right. >> oh. >> now reports do say that some people were hit by the boat, i don't have reports of any injuries. you can see it run over a tube. what we need now is a hero. he shows up on a personal watercraft, watch what this guy does. >> oh. >> he shuts is down. makes the transfer from that thing to the boat. almost like a cowboy hopping from one horse to another. he abandons what he rode up on. shuts the boat down. the crowd goes wild. >>> it's good-bye pittsburgh, hello sweden, a 4,000 mile journey for very good reason for this fellow. >> i'm here in my hometown of sweden, funny thing about this video

>> dang. >> give you my jersey, official hoops jersey. >> miss kelly is going to have the opportunitygo to the game and wear hoops jersey. >> it's going to be special to see her there. >> she'll be getting her jersey and she'll be wearing miss kelly's braid. >> that's cool. >> southern california doesn't get rain often, but when it does, people just cannot themse from the rain, unless you're this little guy. [ laughter ] >> people in los angeles would be like that. >> i'm sitting here thinking many people just don't have the gear. they don't have rain coats and umbrellas. somebody's got gear, lots of good gear. >> yeah, this is jaymes, also known as the action movie kid. and in this case, the water around, got to protect himself. >> he's also incredibly strong to be able to walk with that on. >> right. and some fish tank is missing this guy. [ laughter ] >> right. >> this one is especially cute because while we have seen many action kid videos, most of them have been created by actio dad, but all the special effects were done by jaymes himself. >> no way. >> how old is this kid now? >

and at the same time, he knew nothing about the massive pay 3 day that vladimir putin was dang danging out there, he was saying things like this. >> i spoke indirectly and directly with president putin, who could not have been nicer. putin did call me a genius. he said i'm the future of the republic pa republican parties. he's off to a good start. any time anything wrong happens, they like to say the russians, they don't know if it's the russians doing the hacking. maybe from is no hacking. number one, nato is obsolete. number two, the people aren't paying their way. he said nice things about me. i like him because he called me a genius. >> so as the trump organization was pursuing what could have been the president's biggest single payday in decades, the president was lying about pursuing any deals having any business ties with russia. that, and saying nice things about the man that could make or break the deal. again, rudy giuliani says this deal wasn't really a deal. it was a kind of a sort of hypothetical thing that the president had no clue about and wouldn't be wrong in any event

. >> dang, girl. >> yes, hyper extended. she gets up again, all the way down. looking good.u might want to step up your sit-up game. >>> this is a unique style of art. it's very bubbly. >> ooh. >> do you understand what's going on? >> taking like that packing stuff and injected paint into each one to almost make it like a pixel. >> yes. somehow he started injecting color into every single onee bu. >> that would be the worst piece of art t. o have. you'd be like -- >> you would be tempted after a stressful day to start popping the bubbles. >> one heck of a wine painting party. >> that is also true. >> this is thinking outside the box, but being literal with it. >> people are loving his style. on his instagram, you actually see exactly when the needle goes into the bubble and starts filling it in. you can see some of the pink as it drips in the back. >> the trick is you've got to do it backwards, as well. >> exactly. it is cool. almost a soothing experience for people that come to watch this. >> it's a reverse pimple popper video. >> i was saying the same thing. no wonders oli

outside the parliament building this sunday against a deal between greece and its neighbors mustn't dang it to rename the country and in turn allow it's a session to nato police estimate ten sixteen thousand protesters were right in force in the capital. i was with. the deal will see the country renamed to the republic of north macedonia in order to try and dispute over the northern territories of greece however some greeks feel it's an attempt to appropriate historical and cultural heritage and are strongly against it the mutual deal could be ratified on monday and will then go to a vote and later next week. for decades greece is forced blissfully over neighbor macedonians name because athens border region is also called macedonia one of the country's official names. short for the former yugoslav republic of macedonia stopped into the rich history of that name after a little street genius alexander the great study you walk out to be is round the world. without blocking its neighbors need to shoot you shoot you finally agreed it made the republic of north macedonia macedonia as parliamen

frigid temperatures, dange cold, potentially deadly cold airchut there. wil warnings, windchill advisories with cold temperatures along with 30, 50-mile-per-hour winds. it makes it feel a lot colder on the body. windchillso 15 30 below zero. so this is what it looks like as morning kiws. up to 4 in milwaukee. it feels like 8 below zero. detroit minus 1. losville 9. pittsburgh 2. it feels like 13 below zero as you head outng this mor we're not going to warm very far throughout the afternoon. afternoon highs 13 inoi de louisville 25. pittsburgh 16 degrees. this is the coldest air felt in a very long time. you want y to prepareourself as you head out. >> all right, michelle, thank you so much. >>> 31 day into the government shutdown, and 800,000 federal waiting to still find out if they're going to get their next paycheck. overre the weekenddent trump dangled a deal to protect dreamers in exchange for border wall money. but democrats are calling the offer a nonstarter. afterwards the president slammed house speaker nancy pelosi on twitter calling her a radic

that law would allow police to temporarily tak guns away from people who are considered dang julie kerry will be in richmond. look for her coverage again on news 4 at4. >>> meanwhile, northern virginia democrats have hung on to a sear in thenia state senate. this after a special election yesterday. voters in parts of louden and fair fax counties elected jennifer boysko. she has been in the house of delegates. she defeated gop candidate jill may by a margin of 70 to 30%. boysko replaceson jennifer we who is now in congress. her victory creates t need for another special election. >>> nine minutes after four:00 now. there's something on the roads now that's unusual, even for c. >> the oldest synagogue in the city will be rolling down third street to new site later this morning. the building that was the original home will itng the road at 9:45. the 273 ton building wil make a short one-block trip from third and ftreet down to third street in northwest. the building will become part of the new capital jewish museum set to open in 2021. this is the third time this building has moved. the fir

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history over the plans to build a border wall and in the uk theresa may's plan was rejected leaving the danger. >> if a block again. >> our foreign responsibility. >> who let this happen. hot takes. >> what happens this week. critical votes are expected again. where are we at this point? march 29 looms large. >> they call it a cross-party initiative, a bipartisan initiative going around the prime minister that we'll see this week. >> away from the executive in a way. >> correct. which is a powerless executive in many ways. theresa may just begs people to do things. >> support it. >> will they get it on the floor of parliament? everyone says we have until march 29 on brexit, no. that's like 35 days of parliamentary opportunity. this is all clouded in a dusty system. >> he does it all the time. help us understand how good the parallel is. we drew it during the campaign. >> it's fascinating. trying to make it work. how similar is it compared to what president trump is trying to do. >> the narrating voice over the netflix special should be the same. it was a disenfranchised voting bloc in lived

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woman calling it chapo style referencing el chapo, the mexican drug lord currently on trino k for his dang tunne escapes. authorities look but found nobody in the tunnel. the fbi says they believe more than one person had to be involved. it agent joking, whoever dug must be the size of an abnormally fat gopher since portions of the tunnel are only two feet wide but in the end size didn't matter. the fbi says, mother nature so sed thel with recent rain likely causing partf the tunnel to collapse, no longer ad to go a jackpot but a possible jail cell if they can find who did this. >> a truly unique front. > the frigid, windy weather is causing some flight delays today. we'll have the travel update for you. >>> plus clipping coupons. most of us know they can save us money, but how about the store apps. we'll go shopping ater in the broadcast t when you shop with us, you know how to score. but did you know you could be saving even more? with the tjx rewards credit card - every time you shop at our stores, you earn 5% back in rewards. tjx rewards credit card. an even better value every day. >>>

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that's dange because the esnd coupled withow lumm etteinmpger atbeeslow zero. anause of that, d.c.as activated its hypothermia alert. if you see someo shelter, call 311 or 911 if there's an immediate risk. families seeking shelter, you can call 311, as well. there' around the district for people who need to get inside and warm up. we have the locations for you in the nbc washington app. >> i think they call that the liquid layer down by the warf. you get a few in and you warm up. >>> look at what happened in alexandria. that's a street sign that just r toppled 35-mile-per-hour gusts at the time. at one point, wind gusts were at 50 miles per hour in our area. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> millions of folks across the country struggling with the cold and some snow in pa the country. more than 800,000 furlougd workers are marking the 31st day of this shutdown. >> the hitseep coming with no work on the horizon. the workers will miss another paycheck come esthursday. ent trump offered a new offer to democrats from the white house. >> in recent weeks, w have met with large numbers of

he has a way of speaking off-the-cuff in ways that dange in americans. >> i think what's remarkable is that no one goes to afghanistan to have good times. no one goes to afghanistan on some kind of political junket. to frame this as some kind of taxpayer boondoggle is silly. alese are congressional delegates going to learn about what's happening in afghanistan. that should be respected for what it is. >> a lot of people in the audience know this. i've been to afghanistan on official trips. she would've landed at kabul airport and i spent time on tha flight line with the air force team that was building at the 1 nation team, so i know the airport. also, when you book that many commercial flights, it is publi knowledgehe that there is nothi to read. people just have to put in thei common sense. so ticked for tats, she has accused the president of being petty, but this is not t information that's been hidden or secure when you book thatat commercial.me >> absolutely. are you kidding me? do you think that the american people wouldn't notice that all these high ranking democrats disappeared

>> the current craze for reality television created when many see as a growing and deplorable eng dang entertainment. >> this is what heavy metal and gangster rap is to teen music. >> reality tv really took off in the 2000s. >> all of a sudden, you could be a regular person and you could be on tv. >> everyone started to think my life is as interesting as that. i could be the center of my own show. >> they were in competition shows like "survivor" and "big brother". >> "the simple life." paris hilton and nicole rich she. >> there was home improvement shows to say i can do this and afford it. >> there were makeover shows like "eye for the straight guy". >> that came around the word metro sexual. it was novel term to imply a straight man could oh my god, be interested in grooming and fashion. before it was if you cared too much, that might make you gay. no you can be a little gay and that show gave guys permission to care about the way they looked. >> all of these shows not only inspire us as viewers but get up and motivated whether through fashion or sell of your home. >> it's democktize

. >> dang. harden got back in the game pretty quickly but he had to shak that hit offor a little while. >> hayikes. >>s stings. >> at least it wasn't a baseball. >> yeah. >> silver lining. >> all right. we are talking about this cold,a cold forecas before we talk any more snow, we're still talking at least another day frigid temperatures and blustery conditions. the thing, as this storm system moves in, it's cold enough where we are dealing with snow. so many times in our ea, we're tracking that rain/snow line. not the case with this storm system. we'll be coldh over the weekend where anything that falls is going to fall as snow. just starting youh off what everybody wants to know, what do the computerodels saying right now. this is the european model. this isny forecastingere from about two to four inches of snow across the area. you can seeost of u honing in on that two to three inch range. we then go to our main american model called the gf and that's a little bit lower at about an inch and a

i was like, dang. here is what actually happened. 2011, i won an award for the work i was doing in my community. 2012, i landed a fellowship at m.i.t. media led. [applause] 2013, i began teaching at the university of michigan where i taught for three semesters. at a i did a talk university that was named one of the top talks of that year. has 1.5 million views. 2016, my memoir writing my wrongs debuted a new york times bestseller list. had a little conversation with oprah. med president obama. -- met president obama. 2018, i stepped into a leadership role at a rc -- arc. one could say me siding off my long list of accomplishments is a form of fracking. just a little bit. [laughter] becauseut i share that the narratives around women and men who get out of prison are very inaccurate. and i can say that with confidence because i lived and experienced it every day. what tends to happen, someone will find a story like mine and they will be like, this guy is the exception to the rule. but i promise you, that

. >> god dang it. i hope it's not the last time i see him. i'm ready. >> are you ready?e to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in this jail, man, it's like you've got to be strong. you've got to be mentally strong, you've got to be physically strong. >> i said, if you touch my foot we're going to have a problem. he proceeded to touch my foot. >> a lunchtime dispute turns violent. >> it was really a bully situation. like what you would see on a special.

that's a dange they bring their children or even worse they use their children. children are the biggest beneficiaries of what we want to do. children are hurt more wha open borders, because they think they can get away with it. they don't come in through the port where we have protection. they come in through empty areas, vast spaces, empty areas, just like this terrible person came in when he shot officer singh. they come in through these vast open areas. you don't even have a sign saying mexico/u.s. there's no sign designating you have just entered the united states. it's just open space. i explained that to the meeting today with nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, a lot of other people at the meeting. and i said one of the things that happens there is human traffickers, maybe that's the worst of all. you will have traffickers having three and four women with tape on their mouths and tied up. they're sitting in the back of a van or a car, they'll drive that van or car not through a port of entry where we have very talented people that look for every little morsel of

which can cause symptoms similar to the common cold, and is sometimes mistaken for stuff but can beou dange with weakened immune stems like olivia, who was a freshman and died from the virus. university officials say a deep eaning is under way. frequently touched surfaces will be disinfected to try to present illnesses from spreading. students and faculty members say that makes them feel more comfortable. >> hearing that makes me feel more conscious o that myself. >> reporter: this process is expected to last several days but we're told it will be completed by january 28th, t start of the semester. >>> several democratic lawmakers travelled to the southern border day as they look int the death of a little boy in u.s. custod felipe gomez was one of the two children who died in cp custody after crossing tborder. joaquin castro says the trump administraoon needs to more to ensure there is proper medical supplies and personnel for when migrants have medical emergencies. castro also talked about the president's talk abou about declaring a national emergency. >> it would be profoundly inappropri

but this indictment, it reads like a classic robert mueller indictment, because it dang ams out the additionalon about the senior trump campaign official without saying who it is, without saying who directed this official, and leaving many questions here, who knows if we will actually get the answer to those, but maybe as the probe continues. >> jessica schneider, thanks so much. >>> and let's talk further on this. with me, jeff lanza, former fbi special agent and renaldo merity and former prosecutor and cincinnati legal and. so why is stone so incredibly confidence, and you know, professing victory? should he be so confident? >> he shouldn't be. the first question is already answered. i don't understand roger stone. maybe the viewers at home understand his mindset better than i do. federal prosecutors get convictions over 95% of the time. and here, there looks like pretty damming evidence. so if i was representing roger stone, i would give him two pieces of advice. one would be to keep his mouth shut. and the second, would be to prepare for a conviction. and to deal with that reality. i mean

coming here and i just realized today, dang it has been 20 years. i'm not even 40! [laughter] with alexandria cortez being brand-new and everything like that, we had a major vote and naturally the speaker of the house. right? now i just wanted to throw it out the you all for you to think about this. if alexandria cortez said they wanted to be the speaker of the house on their very first day, what would be your response? i'm going to tell you right now. i'm not the biggest nancy pelosi fan. i don't follow her i.g. and i don't follow her twitter -- [laughter] and i didn't agree with her war in iraq vote, either. but who has more experience? so i want to say today you all have different votes, how you're going to vote. but i want you to really look at who has experience. there is lots of different people. norman has huge child care champion stuff. sammy does great work shaking it up. but there is only one and i'll tell you who i would vote for, i'll vote for hillary ronan and the reason is because she was the only no vote on not sharing [inaudible] town heritage day th

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. >> and then it's like, "dang, you're going through all of this, and i was unaware.">> it's sometimes where i let them know that it's not their fault. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's right. >> and, you know, it was me. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you know, i really went out of my way to keep what i was going through hidden. 'cause i was ashamed. >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] jada pinkett smith, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] catch up on episodes of "red table talk" on facebook watch. jada and i are doing something fun after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ look around. with artificial intelligence, we are not crawling or walking. we are flying. microsoft ai helps an architect bring history back to life. this is now. ai helps farmers grow more food with less resources. an engineer explores how ai can help the deaf see sound. innovation creates tomorrow, and tomorrow is here today. tyou are an avenging angel.. avenge us. ♪ oreo thins. ♪ a thin twist on the oreo cookie you love. ♪ breathe right strips are designed to simply when nighttime nasal congestio

mike: dang it! john: what does it say? lemonis: look, i love you, mike, but you whiffed that one.sn't like you misspelled "onomatopoeia." you misspelled "barbeque" at a barbeque restaurant. who proofed this? john: i did not proof it. mike: my fault. lemonis: okay. we talk about attention to detail. we sort of missed the most important detail. [ laughter ] john: so, is there anything about this that you liked? did you like the concept? ashley: okay, this one i don't like mostly because we're trying to move away from this pig. it's too aggressive. john: got it. and how about rhythm, blues, and barbeque? i just thought that was really a great tag line, and a lot of fun. brad: i really like this one. ashley: i like it, too. brad: it's eye-catching. it's got the spirit of lucille's kind of in the design. john: sounds good. mike: so we'll put that together for you. lemonis: we're leaving with some redeeming value where they like the item, but to say this meeting was a home run, i would say it was more like a bunt. we barely got on base, and it was by accident. how'd you think that went?

you shuffle through all the books, you're looking through the books like "dang." b thk, this book, no characters in these books that look like you. only 2% of children's books are books of color. >> try some of this. it'll do you good. >> reporter: consider roald dahl, who, under pressure from his agent, uolorized the lead character of one of bennett's all-time favorite books," charlie and the chocolate factory." >> it came out that, in roald dahl's mind, chaie was black. his estate said that. and i was like, hoa." for me to be able to... as a kid who admired willy wonka and to have a kid that logoed like me o the chocolate factory, could you imagine how that would've blown my mind? i probably would be making chocolate right now somewhere. >> reporter: now football is still a big part of bennett's life. he co-hosts a weekly digital show called "mostly football." his brother, eagles defensive end michael beett was a guest when we dropped by. so, on the eve of the super bowl, a final question for the former new england tight end. so, everybody hates thnew england pa

husband isn't getting paid and we're not quite sure when it's going to come, in kodiak, it's pretty dang tough to go find a temporary job. one of the things that we've learned is that you've got a situation -- okay, the coast guard are required to be showing up. we so appreciative that. we -- we so appreciate that. we so appreciate the work of the coast guard. they're helping those dealing with some pretty extreme conditions and every day they're putting their lives on the line for us. so the fact that they are not protected at this point in time causes me great concern and anxiety and stress, as is it does them as well. but think about if. you've got a situation -- but think about it. you've got a situation your nonexempted employees are those that are providing child care at the child care center. so still are going to work, but you are not getting paid, but your child care center is now not open. think about these real-life implications -- applications. think about the very easy answer, well, go out and find something to tied you through -- to tide you through. i asked my team back he