. >>> verizon added more subscribtes than exp in the fourth quarter, including more than 1 million post paid phone customers. the largest wireless carrierdi said the cons came in a highly competitive wireless market. shares rose 3% to 58.38. >>> the ceo of alumina issued a weak revenue forecast at theh jpmorgan heaare conference in san francisco. the gene test maker nowts exp sales of 3.8 billion and the problem is the comny has no big product surprises. that sent the stock down about 4.5% to 293.75. >>> meanwhile, helen of troy trimmed its y fullr sales outlook. the consumer products maker thab ownds like braun and vicks cited chinese economy a foreign exchange headwinds. $115.92. ll 13% to >>> the cost of prescription drugs has long been a hot button issue. today "the wall strebl journal" he an article on how a biotech company is considering tackling high-cost treatment. joing us is the managing director at capital street. nice to have you here, welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's start with "the wall street journal" article on basically blue bird bio, which isutting forward thedea o

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we'll have expes and free screenings, a lot more interesting advice and fun things to do this weekend at the washington convention center. it's free for f the wholeily. we hope to see you there. chuck, will you be there, too? >> t i'll bere both days. >> you overachiever. >> the hardest part is to walk into the anchor farm. >> taller, better versions of myself. >> way back when >> younger, thinner, exactly. you have a good new year's? >> we're happy to have you back. >> it's good to be back. i miss the sunshine of florida.s >> i mis it, too. i haven't had it in a long time. >> yesterday was spectacular. >>ou owe me $10 for the extra baggage fee, bringing back the sunshine from florida. >> now, it's all gone. >> all gone now. we got back on saturday. we had all day yesterday toic enjoy the weather. what a mild start to the new year it has been. january, the first week of january, just about in the books. 11 1/2 degrees, warmer than average, for the first six days of themonth. we've been warmer than average 25 days in a row now, stretching tall way baco middle parts of december. and jan

see breaking news tonight. 20 people are dead, 50 hurt in i this exp at a gasoline pipeline in mexico. witnesses say this explosion happened hours after gas thieves drilled a hole to tap the pipeline. the dead and injured were trying to collect gas i bins when the explosion happened. mexico is in the middle of a gasoline crisis anengangs have iphon gangs to sell in the ountry. >>> tonight thefallout for r. kelly is expanding, his record label, rca, owned by sony have droppehim. some of the accusations involve minors. and now another woman is coming forward accusing kelly of inappropriate behavior. tracie samson told date line she was 16 years old wn kelly first got physical with her.sa on was one of kelly's interns back in 1999. >> i extremely uncomfortable. i wasn't sexually active. it just didn't feel right. >> kelly denied having sex with samson but settle out of court for a quarter million dollars. his attorney saysll of the accusers are lying. >>>he shutdown's impact are far reaching. the last thing people are thinking about is keeping up their appearances. new at 11:00, shomari

. >> wise to get out early because right now she won't have to fight for exp as much publicityn three four weeks. >>> god no, when it dominance a possible 2020 presidential race. called t president trump crazy. he's had frequent twitter wars with the republican president andd recently ran several ads i several key swing states. earlier this month hinted it is likelyorse senator harris who recently defense tea replacing his original attorney with four new lawyers. including jose baez. baez known for winning an acquittal for a florida month casey anthony on charges she killed her young daughter. and even more interesting by his defendant actress rose mcgown on the drug charge. baez says there is no conflict of interest. >> we're really pleased to represent ms. rose mcgowan. we wish her all the best in h a confidentiality and plan o mcgo is a major conflict of interest. >>> hundreds will be out this morning to count the number of homeless in sonoma county. the committeeee development commission is connecting today's count. u.s. division of urban housing and development requires it. the c

. >> gas issi exp and in short supply, this man says. when his sons heard about the initial leak on facebook they decided to check it out. they're now among the more than 800eople missing. mexico is in the midst of a gas crisis and fuel theft is an epidemic, costing the economy $3 billion a year. in the first 10 months of last year, pipelines were tapped 42 tes a day. as mexico's government crackdowns on fuel theft, this small town is cleaning up a gh are. sara harmon, nbc news. >>> a troubling scene many are calling racist, played out in shington yesterday, on the steps of the lincoln memorial. so students harassing a vietnam vet in the midst of a special ceremony. tammy leitner has more. >> reporr: it was meant to be a time for indigenous people to be seen and heard. but this viral video taken during friday's rally in washington has sparked outrane d confusion. the video appears to show dozens ofutes wearing mmerica great again hats mocking nathan phillips. many jeering and others looking on. >> they're singing and i heard them saying

a pipeline, leaking fuel, caught fire and exp >>> about have breaking news, a trag ecand chaotic scene in mexico. a pipeline leaking fuel caught fire and exploded, killing at least 20 people and badly burning at least 71 ithe stateh of mexico city. the leak was caused by an illegal tap that in buckets when the fuel exploded. illegal taps are fairly common and something mexico's new president has been working to solve since taking office in december. >>> right now a live look at washington, d.c. where tomorrow the president says he will make a major announcement involving border security and the government shutdown. local lawmakers say that shutdown is an escalatinining crisis. >> the east bay congressman is holding a town meeting to help furloughed workers. >> reporter: congressman mark desonge's meeting will be here omorrow at about 2:00. paycheck for more than a month. >> this is awful what the president's doing to them, holding them hostage. we're going to try to help. >> reporter: congressman mark desaulgne says help is here. resources coming to the town hall meeting, including fin

government shdown is stopping blake crawford and michael roosevelt drom getting the licenses they need to exp and meet the growinir demand for t signature hackensack lager. >> we're paying almost $1,000 a dayo occupy that building. between the lease and the property taxes and t utilities and the payments on the muipment, it is costing a lot ofey every day. every day that the government is shut down means one more dayat i don't know when i am going to start getting revenue to offset those expenses. >> reporter: staff in the alcohol and tacco tax bureau of the treasury department are among the 380,000 workers deemed non-essential during the shutdown. the office issues licenses to makers of alcohol, including the 6300 craft breweries in the u.s. >> the term non-essential government staff is kindf interesting, because it's only non-essential if your business doesn't depend entirely on that department being open. >> reporter: they also approve new formulas and new labels. the brewers association says it's a big deal because brewers make roughly a trd of their income during summer months. it's also

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there are now 15 different proposals being optioned for thi proposed exp between the beltway and 270 in maryland. news 4's scott mcfarland says officials want more of your feedback. among the options, adding new las to eas congestion along the highways. scott uncovered thousands of comments from people. most of them are against widening the highways. many of those messages came from homeowners who live near the highway. state leaders will narrow the t lis spring. >>> there will soon be even more trains.n metro starting next week, metro customers will able to bring their bikes with them on the train at any time. met pro metro is ending a long-standing restrictio that prohibited bicycles during rush hour. it's expected to make metro rail more attractive to riders who want to take their bikes between their station and workplace. i would imagine that means less room to stand during rush hou >> on twitter i've seen a lot of people say ban the backpacks. there are these gigantic g backpacks th in the way, more so than the bikes. >> then you get rid of trists. tough thing to figure out. >>>

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and tonight, in hawaii, doctors say they're on the lookout for a measles outbreak after two people exposed to measles in washington state visited hawaii. public health experts are already watching 14 so-called hot spots around the country where they're seeing a delay or refusal to vaccinate. the measles is considered a spectacularly contagious virus. it can linger in the air for hours after an infected person leaves a room. that's a major reason that clinicians here expect this outbreak to last for months. david? >> matt gutman again tonight. thank you. >>> next, to the chaotic scene playing out in washington today. roger stone, the president's long-time adviser, in court today, pleading not guilty to charges brought by the special counsel. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: walking into court today, roger stone, the president's long-time confidant, met by a crush of opponents and supporters. >> lock him up! lock him up! >> reporter: inside, a speedy 12-minute hearing. stone's plea? not guilty. stone facing seven felonies, including lying to congress, ob

trade, so from the low, xle is up eight oih, the drirls, up double, 16, and credit caude oil up as expedsomething short or in a way more dynamic play? >> that's a question, mike >> sorry i would say -- busy trying to erase these -- >> what do you think of oih here as a fade, as well meaning it'sa t the higher beta energy company - >> that also goes to dan's point. when we look at xle and crude and how those two track together, they're very, very closely correlated in terms of the percentage moves we're likely to see. they're going to be similar. one of the things you could do is also look to make a bearish bet in oih if you were going do that, using a put spread might be a better way to do. it for one thing, the higher beta names tend to be more levered. more levered names move more violently when the fundamental drivers cause them to. so that's a circumstance where you probably look to buy put spreads. also like xle and also like crude itself, the options are going to be expensive there. spreads are going to be the way to make that trade >> all right >>> coming up, big gains in the smal

. >>> the president is optimistic and says hets exp talks to continue today.ot tracie is on capitol hilleporter: the white house says the president is compromising bf backing off the concrete wall he's been talking so much about and agreeing to a steel wall or maybe even fencing or some barrier is the way he's referred to it lately. on the other dde,ocrats say they're pressing for him to explain where the $5.6 billion came from. democrats saying they blepresse for justification and didn't get it. it doe't seem like they made a lot of progress toward any w compromise thald get the government open again. as you said, the discussions will continue this week. >> tracipotts, live for us on capitol hill. thank you. >>> another place you could feel the impact of theshutdown is at our airports. an increased number of tsa employees are callint sick, leaving security under staffed. look at la guardia airport yesterday. some passengers said they were afraid they would miss their flights. 5% of the tsa workforce at dallas called out on friday. the agency says sick calls have increased since the utdo

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your exp, we will be right back. ht to♪ ♪and shakin' me up so ♪that all i really know ♪is here you comeere i go♪ here we come again. applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> that will wrap things up for me this hour, ali velshi is here. >> a busy afternoon as well. i never do what i end up thinking i will do in the afternoon. >> are you back this afternoon? >> i'm not. i'm working on something else. >> all right then, have a great one. >> president trump directed his attorney, michael cohen, to lie to congress about the moscow tower progress. it smarked more calparked more democrats to call for impeachment. they told the special council that the president personally instructed him to lie to congress by giving instructions to end it sooner than they actually did. i want to point o

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you ask border social security expe -- border security experts, they will tell you more surveillance,, planes, lights, perhaps more border patrol agents, and perhaps fence or wall in places where we need to fortify it along the southern border. we have a wall built pursuant to the secure fence act of 2006. >> this is my frustration here, the way you just described it and the way i know of -- we're not far away here. it feels like we're in a symbolic moment. at what point, you're dealing with -- he is taking hostages. you may, at some point, do democrats have to deal with the hostage taker? >> i would not put it like that. >> i understand why they don't want to deal with him now. >> as the former secretary of homeland security, familiar with what is required on our border and familiar with all of the things on our border, and a lawyer that negotiated all kinds of complicated deals. i say to myself if we could just extract autoof this all of the emotion and the politics, two good lawyers, who are good word smiths, could fiction this in 45 minutes. there is fence, wall, concrete wall, wh

components of this the new orders was the strongest since february, helped by stockpiling ahead of brexit expe export orders also rose in december looking at how sterling is reacting to this slightly lower on the day. down about 0.35% so far this morning. >>> theresa may urged mps to back her brexit deal ahead of a crucial postponed vote later this month in a new year's eve speech, the british prime minister challenged the country to put aside differences over the issue so that the uk could move forward. >> the brexit deal i have negotiated delivers on the vote of the british people. it gives us control over our borders, our money and our laws. it is good for jobs, protects our security and works for our whole united kingdom in the next few weeks mps will have an important decision to make if parliament backs the deal, britain can turn a corner. >>> in germany, chance la angela merkameric chancellor ank angela merkel vowed to stand up and fight for germany's interests. >> translator: democracy lives from change an we are all subject to the times we build on what our bread predecessors left us

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flip and sam you look at the way they did that dramatic morning raid, i'm going to read from their expe explanation of why they say it was lawfully made, the material related to the indictment would have increased the risk that the defendant, roger stone, would flee and destroy or tamper with evidence do you think that was a credible concern of theirs? >> i don't believe so -- >> you don't think roger would run? >> i don't believe he would run, i'm not going to say he would or would not obstruct justice, what i would say is that aaron lewinsky was in the courtroom in florida today. he interviewed me and the other associates, and i found what they did not include yet in this indictment is as am mouse as somebody who is still skeptical of the case. >> what did they not include that you're saying they could include later? >> i'm saying they have not included who stone spoke to, even the campaign. they have not, and of course they have not said whether or not he directly had contact, nor do i know if he did. >> but you know how it worked, roger was your mentor, and -- >> hold on, i'll let y

. >> reporter: president trump tonighte is exp to argue there is a national security emergency justifying blding the wall. but maryland democrats at this luncheon stronglydisagree. >> i think he's not telling the truth. do we npd to k our borders secure, yes. o we need to make sure we know who's coming into the country, yes. is there a crisis, though, absolutely not. >> adamschiff, the new chairman at the house intelligence committee was k thenote speaker at this gathering. >> i say it's nonsense that this is some kind of emergency justifying theeclaration of these specific powers. the fact he can't get what wants because he lacks the votes in congress doesn't make it ati al emergency. >> reporter: local democrats and republicans agree that the shutdown needs to end. eyt they don't agree how to do it. ay this region, maryland, virginia, and the district, has more feder workers than anywhere else and they should not be left facing financial uncertainty. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon news4. >>> our region isn't the only one with challenges because of the shutdown. about 200 federal

and you also said said, you exp snapback, this is the longest shutdown ever. >> it's going to snap back. we're not a government-run economy, we're a free market economy. >> i would actually kwquibble wh him that it's going to snap back. because the smithsonian, that's lost revenue. that revenue is gone. for so many of the families if their dipping into their thrift savings plan. or dipping -- you know, they're not going to get that back. are they underplaying this? could that politically be a problem for them if they're writing off the concerns? >> yeah. i think both sides are kind of assuming this will snap back. the fact of the matter is, you can't not pay people for what's going to end up, could end up being months on end and have them dip into their retirement. have them borrow money from their parents. get odd jobs. there are effects of this that we haven't understood yet. not to mention the contractors who aren't getting paid for the contracts. so there's this ripple effect that we're starting to realize. maybe this will make people sort of respect government a little bit more. pr

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good news is we did not see the strong winds this morning we werein expe no 40, 50 mile an hour winds here. however take a look at what we have seen. we have seen big winds over the last few hours. 33 in d.c., 40 in leesburg. look what the system did to th east. near 50 in cambridge, 64 mile an hour wds in oceancity. we did not see those early winds here. i think that's a good thing. now we are starting to see the winds pic as the colder air races in. look at th, the wind chill, it was 60 earlier now 39 in d.c. 26 for hagerstown. west. the north and look at the temperatures coming down. still 61 inrichmond. the cold air moving in quick. >>> disturbing newls det emerging about a security company owner accused of killing his girlfriend, who also worked for him. the suspect is a married father of two, in a story you'll see only on news4, julie carey reports a cell phone video taken moments before the shooting seems to reveal b a motiveore the murder. >> accused killer back in court, to attorney asking h stress bond, explaining he was stressed in jail. if the commonwealth i alleging you p

the pentagon city, pentagon, and crystal city stations are closed all weekend.ss an exp shuttle will run between the airport and lamont plaza every five to ten minutes. >>> a historic milestone is reached in thisgo partial rnment shutdown. it is now the longest federal closure in u.s. history. the previous record happened during the clinton administration. that one lasted from december 15th, 1995, through january 6th, 1996. this current partial shutdown has furloughed thousands of federal workers. it is considered a crash course in be a teacher. on tuesday, there is going to be a s ond hiringevent for furloughed workers in fairfax county. registration is full. we were there yesterday for the first event. people started an unexpected journey from their government t jothe front of the classroom. >> reporter: you're looking at a room filled with what is possibly goi to be the most qualified group of substitute teachers to step into fairfax county schools. >> i thought, if i can't make money doing the thing i do, i'll make money doing what i used to do. >> reporte diamond taught third gr

the president's owner exp estimates the gdp is dropping by 0.13% each week of the shutdown as thousands of federal workers continue to struggle, some taking their anger directly to congress. specifically senate gop leader tch mcconnell. >> i want to give him myo bill t y today because they are late zbl zbl . r: a new poll showing the majority of americans pin the blame of the shutdown on the presiden p and histy. and a source saying there was a planned walk through today to "prepare for theate of the union," but after that liter from speaker pelosi to president trump today's meeting was postponed at the request of the speaker's office. >>> with no sign of any end point to this government shutdown chef jose andres wants to make sure feral workers are being fed. he's opened a new kitchen on pennsylvania avenue. and news 4's cory smith checked out the big response today. cory? >> reporter: yeah, that'right, doreen. i don't know about you but food tends to taste a little bit better when it's free. and if anyone deserves a free hot meal it's all these federal wemployees and contractor can't

it also said it is notti exp this added demand and they are asking for donations. you can contribute directly on the diaper bank's website. this diaper bank hopes to disthebute to other furlo workers in the weeks ahead. >>> we have a list -- i choking, excuse me -- of ways you can help the people affected by the shutdown on the nbc washingtoap search shutdown. >>> across the country people are i volunteerin service projects to honor the life and legacy of civils rig icon dr. martin luther king jr. mlk's oldest son, along with his wife and daughter, came to pay tribute here in washington. ceter, president trump joined by vice president penlso came to the memorial laying a separate wreath. they did not take any questions before heading back to the white house. dr. king would have turned 90 years old this month. and today millions remember the life he lived and the words that inspired generations to come. news4's derrick ward is live outside the memorial this rememberedh how some the civil rights leader with a day of service. >> reporter: people seemo be drawn to this

think what they call open mouth operations did powell go too far, does he need to rein the market expe expectation back in. does the market need to prirefrs price to the fed and does the fed need to rese e reserve. >> and we'll be talking to one of the experts saying beware because the bottom may not be yet. let's start with what steve mentioned, the market sees a rate cut coming. do you think that is appropriate or are people way too concerned about the fundamentals >> i think that people have gone too far in thinking that the fed will stay put and then cut rates. and let me explain why first, it is hard to find any systemic weakness in the u.s. economy. yes, there may be small pockets, but overall the economy is doing well and you saw this on the employment report. >> so why then do you think that the bottom of the stock market may not yet be in if you are upbeat about the fundamentals? >> because i worry about the rest of the world and the numbers you got out of germany today were scary and i think that they have a lot of information content i worry about china. and secondly, let's

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. >>> carrie underwood is expe expecting second child in the new year. head on her bump. kicking off 2019 right, me and boys, cuddling up watching a movie. yes, i'm wearing mike's shirt. underwood revealing at the cmas in november she would be having another boy. >>> and madonna surprised a few new year's eve friends when she popped in to do a couple of songs, while her son played the guitar. here's a look at that. >> i can't hear you praying. ♪ when you call my name it's like a little prayer ♪ ♪ i'm on my knees i want to take you there ♪ ♪ in the midnight hour i can feel your power ♪ ♪ just like a prayer you know i'll take you there ♪ >> i can tell the crowd was happy to have her. madonna was recently announced as stonewall's ambassador for the stonewall riots. prior to her performance, she gave a speech on equal rights and encouraged everyone to bring more love and peace into 2019. >>> do you have a "daly click"? >> i do. a runner was enjoying a peaceful jog on a missouri trail, when he insi noticed he wasn't alone. >> i picked up some training partner

. > dylan is in for all this morn tracking what you can expe tod and this week end. ? about. we've got 1,500 mil es worth ofe winter wea advisories. we have winter storm warnings, advisories, we have winter sto watches. no blizzard warnings posted yet, and it doesn't look like wind is ing to be a big factor with this storm, but it's the snow and the ice potential. right now there snow that w seeing across the northeast, this is just going to create a dusting to an inchp maybe to two inches back towards erie, pennsylvania. this has nothing to do with the bigger system that's developing back through the northern plains. you can see the heavier snow is falling across south dakota. this is what's going to make a mess of the weekend. as we go through today, the storm is still gsehering . we are still going to see some of that heavier snow work into iowa. as w into tomorrow, that rain/snow line crosses right through st. louis. north of that l we're looking i heavy snow for northern missouri, northerinois and even central indiana. then as we go into sunday, it's going to ctinue thro

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but democrats on the committee, including least three potential 2020 contends are aers are expe hammer barr on a memo last year in which he criticized robert mueller's investigation. he wrote "the special counsel should not be permitted to demand the president submit to questions on obstruction of justice. so, glen, william barr can say what he wants to and i'm glad he's saying but his initial feelings, his core feelings remain true as published in that memo. >> willie, it was almost a surprise, i think, when the president first announced he would nominate bill barr because bill barr was viewed as something of an institutionalist, a law and order guy, someone who by all accounts seemed to be deeply concerned with the reputation and the integrity of the department of justice. so i think after the president installed, you know, whitaker, who seemed entirely inappropriate for the position, i think people were pleasantly surprised that he appointed a bill barr. and that was until people realized that bill barr had authored this let's call it curious memo, i believe in june, and who just so

saudi aabsaudi arabia.it's expe last three years. >> go to saudi arabia where women were just given the worship there. yet our own ally in israel, they condemn -- omar saying she was not for a anti-semitic movement. you've got two members saying we want to come after israel. >> that's pure anti-semitism. there are probably very good people who -- there are some who would support bds. there was a liberal democrat larry summers who said sometimes people can be anti-semitic in effect if not intent. but the actual effects of their actions are anti-semitic and i think that's the case with boycott divest sanctions. >> these two women happen to be muslim. many on the left look away when it comes to islam but look at a high level of scrutiny when it comes to israel. why the difference? >> an interesting question. i don't think that anti-semitism has anything to do with whether somebody is jewish or christian. there are strong allies of israel. in some ways some of it comes from intersection alty. people think that because jews generally are successful or educated, some must be oppressors. israe