and 25,000 wounded in 28 days of battle, it would've been a lot worse if we had not had the noah holcombe coders -- the navajo talkers. pres. trump: new working on building a navajo code talkers museum. we will help you. with some pretty good strength. we will help you mind you deserve it. i want to thank all of you for being here. thank you for being here. you are very special people. without you, make the results would've been different. on behalf of the united states, it thank you all. very much appreciated. [applause] >> mr. president, we know you will succeed. america is in good hands. marinee all of these generals as your assistance. ] aughter and applause pres. trump: what a group. this is a great group. thank you very much. thank you. i think that tax bill is going very well. we had a meeting on it today. it will be a tremendous tax cut. you will have to pay a lot less tax. but we will have a tremendous come as i think will have great receptivity. spirit.reat i will tell you, the republican senators are out. if we win, we will get some democratic senators joining us. we willn i th

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people would prefer something meaningful rather than just having them put down and incinerated so you holcomb's talk to animal rights activists choose says zoos care more about the revenue than they do their animals. this. you know we do see. a lot of documentaries surely about just how. pyramid of. food of the food chain of course it is and you know there's i'm not suggesting otherwise i'm not suggesting that that doesn't happen in nature but what i'm saying is that when you are the guardian for an animal there's a responsibility that comes along with that and that's a responsibility to protected to care for that animal and when the time comes to ensure that they don't suffer so that concept of responsible animal guardianship is completely contrary to the idea of taking your animal companion to the zoo to be served up as as a lion's den or absolutely sickening but it can show people what zoos are really about they're not institutions that care about animals they're institutions that care about making money at the expense of their welfare and their well being how would you propose that people d

. >> steve holcomb is ready for gold. >>> and we take one final look at the weather.n doing any kind of errands today, running out for dinner, bundle up. amelia. >> absolutely, erika. take a look at how cold it is out there. r n 9 in gaithersburg. 14 in the district. today wie are plenty of sunshine. not the case tomorrow. trade warmer temperatures for clouds. high on friday 36 degrees. saturday the chance for some light snow showers during the morning hours, and reinforcing blast of cold air moves in on sunday. 24 for high on monday. >> all right. thanks, mel. that's it for news4 midday. thanks very much for joining us. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4 so we'll "what if" more of the came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable and more secure? "what if" all these "what if"s became a reality? well, they are. at dominion energy, we're completely transforming our power grid and the way we think of energy... ...to move from "what if" >>> we're live in f

. >> holcomb family spanning three generations. >> here we have eight people in a family that left us woman in charlottesville, virginia. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed in august when a car plowed into a group protesters. they were rallying against white nazis. the man driving the car, 20-year-old james alex fields, had attended the white ring rally. he's been charged with first degree murder in heyer's death. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what, you just magnified her. >>> story number 2, dozens of women speak out about being sexually harassed or abused by harvey weinstein. >> more and more women are coming forward accusing "access hollywood" mog you will harvey weinstein of blatant sexual misconduct. >> and he kept grabbing his pen us and fondling his self and he pushed me babb ack it was not consensual. >> harvey weinstein spoke through a spokesperson they are denied. weinstein accusers speaking out did a domino effect of women speaking out in industry and in hollywood. >> all have jumped on the social media platform to say me too. >> weinstein is

. >> steve holcomb is braced for gold. ♪ ♪ >>> still stings.ching at home but everybody here at the station as well. >>> we're back with more "news 4 today" but ending 2017 and ringing in 2018 right after this. >>> welcome back. it's 9:40. well, he almost gave up hope that it would ever happen to him. >> but now a drummer who we know as ringo star has a new title, sir. >> he's the second beetles band member to be knightedn honors, 20 years after his band mate sir paul mccartney. ringo was the only one honored. co-founder and singer of the bee gees barry gibb searching his knighthood for, quote, his services to music. >> very cool. >> how would you like to be known as sir. >> i would love it. >> you can't. >> you have to be british. >> what about cuban american, does that work? >> i don't know what they call that. >> call me sir. senior. >> i'll take it. >> we have much more to come on this sunday morning as we give you a live look outside at the white house. it even looks cold out there. >> i'm surprised that the pond out there is not frozen. >

. >> reporter: among those killed, several members of the holcomb family, spanning three generations.in one day. >> reporter: number 3, the murder of a woman in charlottesville, virginia. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed in august when she and others were counterprotesting a "unite the white" rally. the man driving the car, james alex fields, had attended the right wing rally. he has been charged with first-degree murder in heyer's death. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what. you just magnified her. >> reporter: story number 2, dozens of women speak out about being sexually harassed or abused by harvey weinstein. >> more and more women are coming forward accusing hollywood movie mogul harvey weinstein of blatant sexual misconduct. >> he kept grabbing his penis and fondling himself. >> he forced himself onto me. it was not consensual. >> reporter: weinstein responded through a spokeswoman, saying any allegations of nonconsensual sex are unequivocally denied. the weinstein accusers, speaking out, helped create a domino effect of other women speaking out ab

. >> reporter: among those killed, several members of the holcomb family spanning three generations.eporter: number three, the murder of a woman in charlottesville, virginia. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed in august when a car plowed into a group of heyer and other were protesting the right to demonstrate by neo-nazis. the man had attended the right-wing rally. he's been charged with first-degree murder in heyer's death. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. guess what -- just magnified her. >> reporter: story number two -- dozens of women speak out about being sexuallyharassed -- sexually harassed or abused by harvey weinstein. >> more and more women coming forward accusing harvey weinstein of bill gateselatant conduct. >> he forced himself on to me, it was not consensual. >> reporter: tweweinstein respod saying any allegations of unconsensual sex are unequivocally denied. this created a domino effect of other women speaking out about harassment in industries outside of hollywood. >> at least half a million women all over the world thin all profession vs. jus -- profe

. >> steve holcomb is braced but the living room's pretty blank.rch. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >>> counting the jobs, returning to value and buying it legally, all in the week ahead. selling marijuana for recreational use becomes legal in california on new year's day, but finding pot shops with the proper license may not be easy. some big knew nis palties including los angeles won't have any right away. san francisco will have to wait at least until the end of the week. >>> and if that story made you hungry, mcdonald's may be able to help you out. the value menu returns thursday. individual items cost 1, 2 or $3. 1 buck buys a cheeseburger or a soda. 3 bucks gets you a whole happy meal. >>> it's another short week for wall street. financial markets are closed on monday in honor of new year's day. and 2018 starts with a light week of earnings, including agricultural giant as well as beer, wine constellation brand. >>> the december employment report will show whether job growth remain