what has happened is this, we in a situation of disequilibrium and posters of correcting that, that ec posters of correcting that, that ec, that is owl road map for cheating macroeconomic stability, making sure we create a private sector economy, as we move towards our vision 2030 of getting an upper income status by that year. gervais williams is a senior executive director at the investment firm, miton group. you have a lot of experience and looking at overall economies and how they work. putting aside the overall politics at the moment, hard is it to bring economic forum to a country like zimbabwe? power behind, they have had problems in the past. the country is not very productive. it is all about improving productivity, and that is the key issue, which is not being improving until recently. and what are the differences between zimbabwe and other countries which are trying to push forward economic reform? whatever differences is in the last decade, we have a qualitative easing. unfortunately in the past the years, quantitative easing has moved to qualitative tightening in the us. t

prográndose por todo el país y el virus se ha extendido en 36 estamos pero más de lo que probbablmente ec ser adictivos. >> y es que somos la atoridad en el tiempo vamos a ver y la lluvia que tuvimos el fin de semana y así que 63 grados desde san francisco y nos vamos con la cámara en vivo y las nubes incluso se mantienen hacia el pacífico y ahí con la línea costera pero nos mantenemos con las condiciones secas en el fin de semana y así que vemos la herosa vista en vivo por lo menos hasta las 10 de la ncoe y salga con una camisa manga larga pero para las horas de la tarde vamos a ver las temperaturas así que eexces temperaturas y con estos cambios que hemos visto y comienza a agregar estos lentes de sol y es como si lo estaba comentando y vamos a ver las temperatura un poco más frescas pero hablamos un poco de la noche fresca y el fin de semana se mantiene seco y las temperaturas continúan aumentado y así que el paraguas se mantiene cerca porque o necesitara en la semana y le damos un vistazo ¿aló? que pasara en el resto del país y tenemos algunas demoras y de hecho estamos viendo también

workers across the country are per load as we speak, including over a thousand in connecticut but that ec not the extent of the damage when you start having folks at the airport security now able bo show up for their jobs because they have to work somewhere else in order to put food on the table when you start creating questions about whether food stamps are going to go out or get paid when you can have the department g of agriculture functioning to help our farmers he were starting to affect a whole lot of people. you are starting to drag down the entire economy. so, my hope, my wish is that we both reopen the federal government. the fact ofat the matter is this happens every now and again occasionally somebody makes a demand something they can't get through the normal political process and they say if they don't get that demand they are going t to shut down the government. every time i've been through one of these it is the party making the demand that relents and we agreed that isn't the way that isn't the proper way in order to try to get what you want in the united states government.

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he's declared before that, quote,ec he's the guy who gets s out of shutdowns, unquote. he was proud of that. i wish he were still proud of it. i think we're all ready for that, leader mcconnell. because so long as leader mcconnell hides behind the president and the president's absurd and destructive shutdowns strategy, the senate will be unable to vote on broadly popular legislation to reopen the government. the longer leader mcconnell allows this to continue, the more he and republican senators will s be tied to the president and the president's disgraceful tacticac of government by extortion. russia. last night the senate voted to proceed to the resolution to disapprove the treasury department's plans to relax sanctions on russia. eleven republicans, i'm proud of that, proud of them, joined with every democrat to advance the resolution which will face a cloture vote today. two or three more republican votes would insure cloture is invoked and the passage of the resolution achieved. so i'd like to make a direct appeal to me republican friends whon are wondering about t

william barr's confirmation ec hearing is ed to begin at 9:30. according to prepared remarks, barr plans to tell the committee special counsel robert muell should be allowed to complete his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. barr also says the public ould be informed of the results of the investigation. >>> still ahead, we continue to monitor road conditions throughout our region. >> aft the break, we'll check in with molette green for a check of conditions in prince george's county. >>> we're caught in the freeze/thaw cycle for today and tomorrow. hestarting to think about weekend. and we're tracking a chance for rain coming in on surday and sunday, which may have a wintry mix early on sunday morning. that's ahead of a big dropesn temperaturext week. hey! havertys is having a big sale. #newlivingroom you know, e ople don't actually shtags when they talk. #thisgirldoes like that. no one ever does that. #havertysboom stop it. #youstopit havertys 2019 kickoff is on $ get an ext0 off every $1000 you spend... .

ec defense at it is now day 27. ri pelosi's mo top house democrats to strategize ways to end the shutdown. in the meantime, president blames speaker pelosi for the standoff on border security while giving a speech at the pentagon. out sick, citi criticism of pelosi's move as poliwit be any money nobody believes that. if a deal isn't reached soon. according to a many e ti wireach -- miss another deal another paycheck if a deal is not reached soon >>> officials don't know the exact number but it is higher than the 2700 acknowledged by the trump administration. that report from the inspector general of health and human services says there were significant challenges when it comes to identifying children who were separated and the report also says if separations were taking place before spring of last year when that zero- tolerance policy was announced to >>> still ahead, facebook says it is countering the spread of misinformation online. hundreds of russia-linked pages, groups, and accounts. the profiles were said to b

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laura: meanwhile, former economic adviser gary cohn has noiticized the shutdown and even the council of ecisors for the white house says the longer it goes on it will cut 1.3% of economic growth. that has to worry the white house. anthony: absolutely. this is part of the fix donald trump is in right now. on one hand he wants the wall built, but on the other hand of -- the more this drags on it will affect his greatest accomplishment of the past two years, the u.s. economy. he talks about iall the time. if the unemployment numbers tick up because people are quitting their jobs at the federal government because theo cannot affordve or it has a dragging-down effect on the u.s. economy and reduces gdp, that will affect his ability to brag about the u.s. economy. it is a real fix he finds himself in, and the consequences are stretching beyond justde l employees and their families.fe it is ing the entire economy. that is when people are going to be forced to find some sort of resolution. laura: anthony zurcher, thanks y, much for joining us. at the pentagon toresident trump laid out a missile-de

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kim touring a chinese medi factory, one sign of the potential areas of mutual ec international sanctions reportedly frosty. the two leaders did not meet at all for years. now with america piling the pressure on both, the outbreak of goodwill and friendliness is very much on pubc display. john sudworth, bbc news, beijg. jane: brutal winter weather is set to continue for parts of central and eastern europe, alreadyvere storms ha taken a toll. at least 14 people hav killed and avalanche warnings remain at the highest level in some areas. our correspondent reports from the foothills of the austrian alps. reporter: winter has central and eastern europe in its grip. for days now, much of the region has been covered in a thickof blankenow, and more is on the way. in turkey, roads had been blocked and ferry se cancel. ve greece, temperatures ha dropped to -23 degrees. the snow has even reached southeastern italy, where some schools have been closed. but it is the alps which have seen some of the greatest disruptions and loss of life. there have been spectacular rescues. is helicopter pilot could

ece maryland department of transportation hasved more than 2,000co ents. scott mcfarland has what some say and oregon are rathers are against it. >> reporter: sam's town house sits in the shadow of i-270. no one is more closely watching the proposal to ease traffic on one of the nation's highways. >> i'm grateful that the governor is on record sing no homes or property will be demolished. we intend to hold him to that pledge. >> reporter: more tn a year ago the state said they would consider ambitious plans to ease congestion on 270 and the beltway. so far 15 proposals have been considered. hundreds of people haveent comments to the state trying to sway the decision. using the freedom of information act we asked for those e-mails and received them. we found an overwhelming number of those notes in opposition to any lane expansion including dozens in rockville. one writing major traffic congestion won't beved by any widening. another, i have many neighbors and favorite restaurants and affected.at will be one more saying please don't ruin rockville.su orters

. >>> still ahead, the parts of theno country where ec concerns are mount >>> homeer bui started the new year in a better mood. according to the nional association of home builders, sentiment rose in january rebounding from a three-year low. the report cites a declinen mortgage rates in recent weeks and solid job growth. tamonthly housings and builder permits will not be released tomorrow due to the partial governmentshutdown. >>> a new survey from the federal reserve shows a declino inmic optimism in somend districts growing concerns. st e liesman has the detai from washington based federal reserve is with economic anecdotes from around the 12 districts saw 8 of 12 dtricts reporting increased growth at a modest to moderate kansasut four districts, city, new york, st. louis and cleveland, saw less robust in fact growth was flat in kansas city and leveled off in new york. the outlook remained generally b positive many districts fid their contacts grew less optimistic forr particular reasons, because of the financial market volatility, rising intert rates, falling energy prices also hu

you can imagine his parentsat ec about his return. >> he's good. he's up and talking. he's already asked to watch netflix. so he's good. he is good. >> that is a good sign. authorities say there was never any sign of an abduction. casey stayed overnight at a hospital forer ozatiationobserv >> we have now reached the 35th day of the government shutdown and nearly a million federal workers missed their second paycheck. they have gone a month without income and we're seeing them lining up at food banks because they can't afford to feed the families. yesterday a pair of measures to end the shutdown were presented. one from president trump with the border wall and the other for the democrats without it. both failed. but senate leaders have been discussing a way to end their border wall impasse and reopen the government. it looks like president trump could be open to some st of temporary solution. we go now to tracie potts in washington d.c. we're now mor a than month into the shutdown. so are the democratsearing trump down? >> it's possible. consider the fact that the e'esi

i think the whole country got excited about ai entrepreneurship and ec may be about two years ago. the government made a big ai announcement about one year ago, the state council plan on ai. selection i think ai and china was largely privately funded and driven. however, the chinese government does play a strong role, i think, i can see three roles that the government plays. the first one is sending a message. the state council plan basically says ais national priority. and that will have impact on local governments, might put more funding in creating ai parks or entrepreneurs, helping entrepreneurs, or helping state-owned banks to adopt ai technology faster because of the central messaging. the second important element they covered place is building infrastructure. china largely lets the private companies build her own ai, but there's some things private companies can't do, such as building a new city that has for autonomous vehicles, or building a new highway that has built in sensors to help autonomous driving. so those are the infrastructure efforts that in china that a think w

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ec a paychecsht be wha we're worrying about, when he should be my focus. >> we're pawns. they're just playing with us. >> so, build the wall, don't build the wall, but pay our husbands. >> reporter: the price of service for these military families, now even higher. janet shamlian, cbs news, bacliff, texas. >> glor: we learned today president trump's former personal attorney michael cohen will testify publicly before a congressional committee four weeks from today. cohen was sentenced last month to three years in prison for lying to congress. he implicated the president in a plan to make hush money payments to women during the 2016 campaign. s a statement today, cohen said he's looking forward to providing the american people .ith answers. a criminal defense attorney representing r. kelly responded today to sexual assault tlegations that resurfaced in a new documentary series about the famous singer. in jericka duncan reports tonight, r. kelly was out celebrating last night. >> i don't give a ( bleep ) what is going on tonight. >> reporter: this is singer r. kelly in publi

it is like, ec posters of abducted girls everywhere.s, in shopping mall ‘s and trafficjunctions, and i think this is an insight and research, write? also, i guess ten years ago, it almost would not have got a release in india. this is a role i fell in love with the start, itjust took role i fell in love with the start, it just took ten years for the film to get made. i read the script in 2008 2007 i think, ages ago. but i think for me in terms of wanting to tell the story, at a time where it is so relevant, we are talking about missing children in the usa as well, where are they going? —— or. when is a missing, don't you want to know more about where they are possibly being sent off two or sold off to? the yeah, it is a very timely movie, it will always be timely until we actually tackle this modern day slavery. from the point of view of performer and artist, to play a character like her is kind of a dream for me. you are telling the story of women of all kinds, not as the puritan character. story of women of all kinds, not as the purit

visibility less than a week before and making travel ec en presswayrecasters say that the fog is expected looks like our tower camera shot. >>> 5:50 am. >> raising money and morale. they work without pay and businesses launch a support mission. >>> let's had outside the richmond san rafael bridge it is 5:51 am. denny's new super slampler. bacon, eggs, french toast, and buttermilk pancakes for $6.99. male voice: $6.99? are you out of your mind? why are we still out of our minds? denny's new super slampler, all for $6.99. >>> good monday morning. i want to show you the high definition doppler. and zooming into the northbay a few showers mill valley and tiburon. and then across differences the richmond district across the bay bridge as we go across east bay. light rain shower right over you along 680 down thursday and ramon. you can see the showers. temperatures are in the 40s 50s and upper 30s. he will talk about what you can expect to the week for the series of storm system when you see the stronger storms coming up. >>> checking the roadways is a little bit of light rain. we have a crash

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along the way, ecs has continued to operate two of the navigation centers, but has established itself as an innovative thought leader in the field, providing expert consultation to sister agencies both in san francisco, and across the country, and early-stage planning, set up, and ongoing operations, which brings us to what we are doing here today. we are so excited to be starting and operating this brand-new 84 bed navigation center here in the south of market. as you will hear, opening a facility like this requires the hard work, dedication, and generosity of a lot of people and a lot of companies and agencies. but long-term success in addressing homelessness can never be achieved without committed leaders at the highest levels of local governments. that is what we have in mayer london breach. just this past october, a few months after she was elected, she set an ambitious goal of adding 1,000 new shelter beds in san francisco by the end of 2020 and of getting half of them online -- [cheers and applause] >> and of getting half of them online by this coming july. eighty-four of them

storm my house with greater force than was used to take down bin laden or el chapo or pablo he pacblo ec ochlesco unconscionable. >> the fbi did have a warrant and robert mueller still wants witness testimony for a federal grand jury. he says the special counsel's team made it clear to him that an additional indictment of stone or others is in the works. >>> kamala harris making her pitch to voters at a cnn town hall in iowa, the first major television event of the 2020 race. the california democrat laying out her agenda, her top priority, a tax cut for the middle class. she backs medicare for all and doing away with private health insurance. she supports a green new deal to fight climate change, paid parental leave in what she calls reasonable gun control like an assaults weapons ban. she has a message for anyone who doubts her readiness to lead. >> my entire career i've heard people say when i ran and ran as the first woman who would win, people aren't ready, it is not your time, nobody like you has done that before, i haven't listened and i would suggest that nobody should listen to t

ec b a is addiling a new soup to its menu for the first time in over three years.ps to the chefs at panera for overcoming their three-year soup block. ( laughter ) that's the entire story. there's nothing else there. i told you, they're little, fatty stories. meanwhile, in role model news, a woman got banned from walmart after riding a cart while drinking wine from a pringles can. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry, that headline is wrong. it should read, "woman got banned from walmart for living her best life." ( cheers and applause ) was this her plan-- was this her plan to seem inconspicuous? "nothin' to see here. just a normal woman, drinkin' her pringles!" still, wine in a pringles can is more dignified than my usual go-to: bourbon in a doritos bag. what's even better, the police were called around 9:00 a.m. ( laughter ) ( applause ) this is how she started her day! not only is that an inappropriate time to drink wine. it's an inappropriate time to eat pringles! ( laughter ) but you know what? these are hard times. so that woman, wherever you are, whatever kind

is oiously affecting the million workers, but there's also a trickle-down effect that affects theom ec >> reporter: economists are all over the map on how much this is going tohe hurt economic activity in january. some estimates say if this goes on through march, it can shave half a percentage point off the gdp. if you have four to five million they're notted and paying their bills, how this starts to ripple across the co economy, themy could take a big hit. >> tom costello at reagan .on >> > the attorney generalomilliam barr. nbc's peter alexander is on the hill getting ready. >> reporter: today william barr will face two days of grueling questions specifically focusing on robert mueller's investigation because, if confirmed, barr will overseeel r's work. according to prepared remarks he will say before this committee, including three likel presidential contenders who are certain to g after him today that he thinks mueller should be allowed to finish his work unimpeded and that congress the public should be made fully aware of the results. he write in part, my goal will be to provide

the general manager says the agency is losing $400,000 every weekday that the shutdown drags ec.e is eng a $50 million budget short fall by the end of january b of unpaid federal subsidies. if the shutdown continues,sae that metro may have to make some staffing and service changes. shat could mean using fewer eight-car train and extra trains to handle the rush hour demand. noer a r we spoke to this morning at the federal center station, he's not surprised. he has been still coming in t work. he says that the riders -- the number of people on the trains, way, w down. >> 's much, you know, less people. of course.. ye i can notice that, lushlusually car is full of people. but me and maybe ten more people. rmuch less. orter: no trouble getting a seat? >> not at all. >> reporter: and another trickle-down thing that we're seeing here ishe businesses around metro stations, like this starbucks,hi normally at t time, when people are generally going into work, there is a huge line inside there. there's hardly anybody in there. so, it's justnteresting how the shutdown is just having this tr

ington county polic department has died that body cameras --ec hase that had body cameras are too expensive. it would be $300 a year. smaller police depaacments ross the country had decided they can't afford the programs. they're tooto expensive to sre and manage the footage. arlington police officials explained the challennot purchasing the technology, they rote, it's implementing the program which requires upgrades to existing infrastructure and e additional staff to support it. >>> the next time you drive by geor masonniversity you might see some of these guys crossing the street. they're actually part of a new self-driving robot delivery service for students. now anybody on campus will be able toll order from places like starbucks or dunkin' donuts. just download the app and place your order through there. e robots will deliver food within 30 minutes of the george mason is actually the first college campus to use these technologies apparently those things c hold something like three pizza,sa ds, drinks, because as a college student, you're eating salads. oh, yeah. >> don't bother to get

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so many people feel disconcan eced from washington and their government. also she has many ideas.utting these ideas into practice, into policy that are going to change this country. she's dealing with systemic issues, institutional issues. you know, trump didn't start all the bad stuff hap indiana thpen count cannery. he's addressing some of the basic, basic reforms and changes that this country needs at its core. >> let's talk politics. nicknames, personal attacks. no more just an ideological battle which we would love to have. it's almost like she's getting the pocahontas treatment pretty early. >> she's a latina woman, puerto rican. and you have to remember the whipping boy of this administration has been latinos, even more so than black people and i can say that objecively. and how they're treating puerto rico with these white national policies. so ocasio-cortez is not only a member of congress but someone who can speak powerfully against these issues. and millennials are going to be the biggest voting population. >> my hunch is the democratic fight is going to be focussed on

what can you expt throughout ec >>> if you are justoining us at 4:45 let's get you caught up with thed to know. we are in weather alert mode. a bitterly cold day is going to turn into a bitterly cold n ghtonit ndwill chisre aoi gng to dip beligowht 0 for much of our area. > and here's a live look at the conditions in the windy city, the feels like temperature there about 45 below 0. and they're on pace to break the all-time record forold. the polar vortex that's gripping much of the country is being called a once ieraion freeze. >>> a worker died this afternoon at a fairfax county construction site. police say the worker somehow was trapped between at buc truck and an i-beam. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> negotiations a now under way on a border security funding compromise that would prevent another government shutdown when temporary funding runs out. that is on february 15th. a bipartisan conference committee met for the first time today, but they did not get into specific proposals. 17 panel is made up of lawmakers from the house and the senate. there are nine democrats a

. >> as you head out the door, have the nbc washington app ed downlo that's where you can find ec chuck'st and the warnings on the road. and watch us live for the latest. >>> here are the rest of your morning's top stories. day 25 of the government shutdown. democrats voted on two bills to reopen the government. yesterday, president trump rejected a short-term fix proposed by lindsey graham that would temporarily open the government while negotiations continue on the border wall. susan mcginnis will have the latest on this in a few minutes. >>> president trump's nominee for attorney general will face the confirmation hearing. according to prepared remarks,w iam barr will tell the judiciary committee that robert mueller should be allowed to complete his russia investigation. and barr also says that the public should be informed of the results ofhe investigation. >>> new details of the kidnapping of a 13-year-old wisconsin girl and the mder of her parents. court documents reveal that jake patterson wanted to kidnap jamye closs after seeing her get on a school bus one day. he broke into the

i read the ec circuit opinion, which has so much of the facts blacked out that i cannot make heads or tails of it. [laughter] >> and that is deliberate right? >> they don't want anybody, i mean, it is all secret. this is all grand jury material. under federal law you're not supposed to disclose grand jury material as long as the grand jury is sitting anyway. theow do you rate or judge way the justices get along today with new members? is there camaraderie? how muc important is that in thr work? >> i think when you are stuck with each other for life, it is somewhat important. [laughter] sense, youhave the know, justice gorsuch had a tough beginning. he came onto the court in march . the first thing that happened was he told the chief justice he was not going to be at the first conference because he had been sworn in two or three days earlier. this is not unheard of. besides that, he promised to take his daughter on a college hunting trip. he was not up to snuff on these cases and the chief justice was put off and said it was disrespectful of his colleagues, but he did not do it. he wen

today, the democrats will continue their attempt to reopen the government ece-by-piece, focusing on aferent department every day. today, agriculture, food stamps. but republicans won't touch any of that legislation until we are at a stalemate on day 20. tomorrow, we will tie with the longest shutdown ever in u.s. history. all right. tracie potts, live for us on capitol hill. thank you. > today, the prince george's county school board will consider a proposal to pay school lunches for sdents bein affected by the shutdown. a member of the school board is requesting free lunches for all students in prince orge's county until the government is reopened. the school stem would have to foot the bill by itself. but the county government, state, rinonprofits,te businesses could pitch in to help. >>> this shutdown is affecting federal workers in more ways than you can imagine. >> this morning, we are working for you in the community. news 4's molette green is live inls church. she has details on what they are doing to help furloughed workers. >> reporter: good morning to au. they're calling shu

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