and the ihs hired them anyway?> weaver: the ihs hiredywhem . >> frosch: we began looking into troubled doctors that had got in trouble during the course ofer their caat ihs. and one of those doctors was a guy by the name of stanley patrick weber. >> weaver: upon finishing the residency, he immediately joined the indian health servic he was stationed from '86 to '89 at a hospital in oklahoma, ada, oklahoma, that the ihs ran at that time. he was a pediatrician there. >> and have we tried to reach him? >> weaver: yes. >> and? >> weaver: and he hasn't responded. >> rosch: this doctor being accused of sexual assault by patients.ht and we thoug that warranted a broader look, both at dr. s weber, but also t of widespread practice of hiringor dowho, who would get into trouble. >> weaver: we thought, "we got to find out, did the ihs know? did anybody have any inkling th there might be an issue with this doctor?" ♪ >> narrator: in 1992, dr. weber arrived in the little town of browning, montana, part of the blackfeet indian r

john raines, head of political risk ihs market. >>> the trump administration is set to tap u.s.department official david malpass as the nominee to head up the world bank. people familiar with the situation have told cnbc the move comes as the white house eyes a firmer hold over the development lender after former head jim young-kim stepped down earlier this month malpass has been outspoken critic of the world bank and other multi-lateral institutions calling them "intrusive and entrenched." >> he will be an interesting choice, that one >> certainly >>> coming up on the show, pope francis wraps up a landmark trip to the arabian peninsula hadley has the details live from abu dhabi next >>> welcome back to the program. income bebt venezuelan president nicolas moduro has come under increased international pressure after major yurp even nations recognized opposition leader juan guiado as the country's head of state. kerry sanders has filed this report from caracas. >> massive crowds supporting this man juan gu eh do has declared himself venezuela's legitimate president, accusing nico

the current head of the ihs responded to this investigation saying healing and protecting patients is number-one priority. joining me now, christopher weaver, a "the wall street journal" reporter and the frontline correspondent on the investigation. congratulations for doing this. this is a symptom, according to your reporting, of the shortage of medical practitioners in the indian health service where in a normal world, where people would get fired, something else would happen, they just move them. that's what happened to this doctor. >> wa hat we found is the agenc is desperate to fill positions on remote indian reservations, day looked the other way when they had concerns about physicians they were considering bringing on staff. >> the response you got did not seem to be efficient, said prioritizing the safety of their patients is their number-one thing. that doesn't seem to address how this all happened. >> they're between a rock and a hard place on this. they have this incredible imperative to keep facilities open. many people that they serve would have no other access to health

temperature-wise, upper 30s to 40s ihe area. we'll stay in the 40s all day today. and chilly and damp around. for tomorrow, we'll start off cold in the mid-30s with clouds around. increasinghances, with time as we go through the course of the day tomorrow. future weather, a.00 , cloudy but not a lot of rain. by noontime, 2:00 rain moving in steady. the rain will be late tomorrow afternoon and evening, up to the first part of sunday morning. we should be dry by sunday afternoon. mainly because it's going to get windy around here. southwest winn sunday could gust near 40 miles per hour. but that will push temperatures in theid to upper 60s. gusty northwest wind on monday brings us back to typical february temperatures. we're keeping alose eye on next wednesday for maybe a little rain/snow chance. that doesn a look like big threat yet. >> good to know. thank you, chuck. >>> centreville, southbound 28, westfields boulevard. a seriouscrash. investigation under way. nicole jacobs will have a live us.ort for silver spring, inner loop before georgia avenue. left side is bl

by thursday tonight at 8 ihe a be pushing through with this line of showers right here. we could see isolated thunderstorms and heavy downpours and we are not done yet. we will have unsettled weather friday into the weekend. on the future cast, the wind will be easing up through the afternoon with daytime highs warm. it is about where we should be this time of the year with temperatures much warmer compared to what we have seen. upper 50s to low 60s, and 60 in san francisco in oakland, mountain view and also for fremont, 61 in san jose for the high and 59 in napa. here is your 7-day forecast, a wet and windy morning with a flash flood watch, high wind warning, wind advisory all in effect throughout the morning. we are looking at scattered showers through the afternoon and evening with brief heavy downpours and isolated thunderstorms. we have rain chances friday into the weekend and through the end of the week we will have snow levels dropping possibly back down to 3000 feet. the bay area mountains could see another dusting of snow, a wild winter for sure. we catch a bit

on friday, northam issued on apology and by sunday made an about-face and said he wasn't ih picture at all. he said he saw the picture for the first time on ifriday. want to take this opportunity topologize to the many people who have been hurt by this episode and stakes i have made in the past. i am ready to earn your forgiveness. and i'm ready to begin the day. >> he said he did not attend tht party whe picture was allegedly taken. he did darken his face with shoe polish for a michael jackson dance contest. >>> northam has lost support from many lawmakers in his own pay. lawmakers are concerd the governor willot be effective and the focus will be on northam and not lawmaking. >> i think that the noble thing to do would be f him to heed the call of all the folks who have been his frihods and have been his colleagues, and step aside. >> he has compromised his ability to lead. >> state leaders hope their quite e united v path.ill heal the >>> and mcauliffe is ang those asking northam to stand down. >> he's down great things through the years. if he was in the photo or not, we have to cl

as you pointed out, this ihe biggest deal in over ten years. last yr there wer 259 bank deals but they were very small. as we go forwd, i thinkig regional banks could combine together like we just saw today with the announcement from the suntrust and bb&t, butlso we could see smaller banks continue to sell out. economies of scale will drive ,his consolidation. as we kn banking is a commodity product. the low cost producers are going come out to the winners. >> on that note, thank you. >> thank you.>> and there is cautious optimism on capitol hill tonight where t lawmakers areing to hammer out their differences on border security and come up with a spending bill that averts anher government shutdown. usn mui is in washington for tonight. >> the federal government runs out of money on february 15th. that means negotiatorsto nee come to an agreement in the coming days in order to comply with the fizzle rules for passing a bill through thed houe an the senate. today house speaker nancy pelosi said she has confidence that members can work out a mi c

marketp brought the ihs close to the market separates expansion from contraction.s likely to start new projects. clients were more cautious because of brexit uncertainty. the slump in italy has spread to the service economy. business activity shrank in january. that forced employers to reduce headcount for the first time in more than two years. companies cited weaker domestic demand and a drop in domestic orders. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is "bloomberg." thank you. davos our high points at was a discussion about the future of the island nation. that comes forward as prime minister may will travel to belfast, an extraordinary moment, eileen foster out with comments throughout the morning and we will hear from prime minister may this afternoon. with us.da out wit it is important, it is about the , can theon market european common market move forward without the united kingdom? it is going to have to get used to the idea, they can move o

it ihe not clear the new election will take place. >>> it's almost a rite of passage for any driver here in the d.c. region being stuck in traffic on 270 and the beltway. >> right now, work is under way to ease that congestion again. the idea being floated isddo a toll lanes. we went up in chopper 4 to check out the 270 and 95 exchan. larry hogan proposes adding express lanes within the rode's existing footprints. idam tuss found drivers are pretty split on th. >> yeah, i don't like it. al reporter: not at >> not even a little bit. i don't care if it's 25 cents. i don't lik it. >> you want that luxury. but it can get expensive.ro >> thect is still in the early exploratory phases. there's no timeline for when construction would begin or how it would be paid for. >>> ifou're in the market for a new job, today is your day.d nbc 4 lemundo 44 are working 4 you in the community with a job fair in the district. everything begins this morning. we're partnering with national career fairs and the university of the district of colombia. rada and d.c. police, a couple of many employers that will be

but at some point i expect to i, who ih president x have a lot of respect for and like a lot, and make the parts of the deal that the group is unable to make. that's wait deals happen. reporter: will the march 1 deadline slide? president trump: as you know the tariffs took up for us, in other words we take in much more money because the tariffs -- there is nothing they can do that's comparable. so it's not like tit for tat. the tariffs kick in. they go up. right now they are paying 25% on $50 billion. and they are paying 10% for $200 -- they are paying 10% on $200 billion. so we have $250 billion, we have $267 billion that we were very nice about and not taxing. on the $200 billion we're paying the 10%. the 10% for $200 billion goes up to 25% on march 1. and so far, i have said don't do , that. now if we're close to a deal where we think we can make a real deal and it's going to get done, i could see myself letting that slide for a little while. but generally speaking i'm not inclined to do that. reporter: would you consider declaring a national emergency to build the wall? president t

t ihe system, whistill being tested, is one of the only known ways to remove 1,4-dioxane from water >> one of the more significant challenges in dealing with 1,4- dioxane is it's highly soluble, which makes it difficult to come out of water through some traditional treatment techniques. >> sreenivasan: humann showed us how it works. hydrogen perox added to the untreated water. the water is then run past u.v. lamps. the process breaks down and removes the 1,4-dioxane from the water. >> you can do everything from a technical perspective and you can understand the theory andea how the ent supposed to work. but you know there's always the practicality of the actual operation of the system. t >> sreenivasan: in fere are unknowns about how this technology even works. he center for clean wate technology at stony brook university, researchers are studying e system using a miniature version, and setting up a.o.p. pilot projects atitour water uts on long island. arjun venkatesan is the associate director r drinking water initiatives at the center. >> this is a simulated groundwater. we add know

even r ih hour its busiest sme. >> theyhot up the bus stop? >> reporter: the closure of an outbound lane of pennsylvania avenue for the police investigation created a ng miles-raffic backup. police say there is a strong possibility that someone who wan driving d pennsylvania avenue at the time the shooting started might have seenomething that could help them. if you have information, you are asked to call d.c. police. in southeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> in northwest d.c., the fifth person shot tonight, police found a man with a gunshot wound at the intersection of columbia road and georgia avenue. he was awake and breathing when he was taken to the hospital for treatment. police don't have word of any suspects in thi one. >>> tonight, virginia governor ralph northam remains defiant that he will not resign. let's take a look at all that has unfolded since just last friday. that's when a racist photo emerged from the governor's 1984 medical school yearbook. he apologized for appearing in the photos but then on saturday said he wa

they are not going to imprime ih them.it is kug come discussion o evidence, no charges, this is pure ignor ignorance. unbelievable -- what do you call it? i don't know the word. >> get some courage, they have the real war ahead of them. there is much in war as president. is they better be on president's side. the new democrats that are there -- >> 13 are not. >> three may not be. this -- >> this 5 or 6 in senate, you have to fight for all of the time, the 13, probably 4 others. are. hapresident will have to fightfs done in the beginning, in the end he will. lou: president right now doing well in polls. much to frustration of the left. they realize now as we listen to little adam schiff of head of the house intelligence committee, he is trying to find anything to supplement his existence because he rail really believes that mueller should be subpoenaed and brought before his committee. that basically a threat to mueller, he better do what schiff wants or he will be in trouble. >> it is an attempt at threat, schiff is nancy

lucy hocking is in hanol alison evans is a senior asia—pacific specialst at ihs markit.eady seen the market is beginning to react, particularly the south korean one down because of the failure to reach an agreement. this is not going to do anything to calm the nerves of investors, is it? i think the positive takeaway from this is that president trump and mike pompeo were talking about talks going forwards. again they also talked about tacit agreement that will continue, like the ongoing moratorium on nuclear missile testing in korea. and we have also seen testing in korea. and we have also seen an testing in korea. and we have also seen an impact on the dollar which has fallen as well. i think this does play into other things that are happening in the domestic context of the us. we have obviously had michael cohen come out, and trump is looking forward to his 2020 campaign, while also trying to negotiate trade deals with china. say for us president donald trump, this is one element in a series of things that he has got to deal with at home. it is interesting that there w

the figures, which include restaurants, shops and banks, are from the closely watched ihs markit purchasinging and construction sectors which could be a sign of a cooling economy. losses at supermarket delivery chain ocado rose to £114.14 million last year, compared with a loss of £9.8 million in the previous 12 months. sales were up 12%. but there was no news on the reported tieup between ocado and m&s for the delivery firm to offer online shopping and delivery of m&s food items. a shopping centre in kirkcaldy, fife, has been auctioned off forjust £310,000, after going on sale with a reserve price ofjust £1. the postings mall, in which 1a of its 21 shops lie vacant, is being sold by pension fund columbia threadneedle next month. it follows a spate of retail closures in the town as shopping increasingly moves online. james child is head of retail & indutrial research at e6 pound reserve. before we move on to talking about the shopping centre, quick question about hmv because that story about its flagship store closing in oxford street has just come out in the last few minutes. what's your r

the research, by ihs markit reported two other findings: employment in the sector has dropped and: exportin, has gone into administration, putting hundreds ofjobs at risk. an administrator has been appointed to run the business while they attempt to find a buyer. one in four uk households do not have insurance cover for their possessions, according to the association of british insurers. that is despite the average cost of home contents insurance now standing at a record annual low of £127 a year, or £2.40 a week, says the abi's home insurance premium tracker. laura hughes from the association of british insurers. what strikes me isn't the number of people who are not insured, but the low cost, why is it so low? we have a very competitive insurance industry which often keeps the cost of insurance low, so people shopping around, making sure they are getting the best deal, keep things low. and also recognising that we haven't had any major severe weather incidents such as major flooding any major severe weather incidents such as majorflooding of any major severe weather incidents such as ma

so far reagan national picked up 14 ihes of snow. first inch came back three months ago in the middle of er nove our biggest winner was second weekend injanuary. dulles five inches ahead of snowfall. right now we've warmed well into the 40s. no snow in forecast for today. the breeze is blowing so there are windchills below freezing across northern maryland. afternoon highs in the mid to upper 40s for most. probably closer top 50 in downtown with a blustery north and northwesterly breeze. for ltomorrow, a littls sunshine. a lot less wind. and milder. we'll be down below freezing early tomorrow morning but respond nicely to the sunshine and the return of the winds out of the southwest. so low to 50s coming our way for tomorrow. this next storm coming onto the coast now. o our s going to turn i saturday snow chance and the jet stream is really howling out here today. the jet stream i running almost 200 miles an hour today. so flights from honolulu to los angeles are probably going to land an hour and a half early. in the great lakes, it

drop, the ihs market close to the market that separates expansion from contraction. the company say they are less likely to start new projects and clients were spending more cautiously because of brexit concerns. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. vonnie: let's get a quick check of the markets now. we are headed towards two hours into the trading day. the dow jones is up 6/10 of 1%. third of 1%.p a this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: this is the european close. let's check the markets now. abigail doolittle is here to give us the details. >> near session highs for the major averages. you can see the s&p average up. the nasdaq up 6/10 of 1% as for the s&p 500 for the fifth day in a row. sectors for the s&p 500, the consumer discretionary space along with tack. -- tech. going into the bloomberg, this is interesting, we have had a big rally of last year's bottom, we look about -- on last years volati

of how uncertainty over brexit is weighing on the british economy, the sector to market brought the ihs close to expansion from contraction. clients are responding more cautiously because of brexit concerns. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. in theng of a selloff italian bond market of the last few minutes. the italian treasury announced a syndicated thirty-year issuance, issuing thirty-year bonds. we have seen a spread over bunds swiping out six or seven basis points. the market not taking this particularly well, a selloff in italy. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i am guy johnson. let's look at exactly what is happening in the markets. abigail: we have the major averages higher with some nuances. the nasdaq is leading the way with half a percent, then as -- the dow up 2/10 of 1%. apple up 1.5% for a fifth in a row. investors are buying the less bad quarter. the most valuable co

thank you very much for joining us today on the show that was john snellor, the head of aviation at ihsarket. a quick look at u.s. futures before we head out, of course. a lot of the price action has been underpinned by hopes on china-u.s. trade discussions president trump is reportedly considering a 60-day extension we shall find out and be monitoring developments. that is it for today's show. world wythe exchange up next my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. >> here's your top five at 5:00. president trump reportedly considering a major extension to the china trad

but ihe hear thatare working on something. and both sides are moving along. we need boarder security. we have to have it. it's not an option. >> the president's req for $5 billion for a wall along the southern border with mexico. >>> president trump will undergo hisecond physical as president. white house staff admit the 72-year-old president hasn'tng been follo the diet and exercise regime he was prescr e prescribed after his first exam. his doct physical butten isn't expected a press conference like we saw lastme >>> talk about a smelly situation in maryland. wssc declared an emergency because sewage treatment plants ar running out of room to store material that remains after waste wer is trooet ed. that is stored ikefacilities his one. it's then shipped across the state and used as fertilizer because we have had so much rain, farms are too wet. they have to dry out before the fertilizer can be shipped. they are now rushing to builde. stor >>> emergency repairs on the beltway. where your weekend road trip could run into problems. >>> plus overdue, why a wom

. >> i got everything ihe td me ie a big difference. >> i feel more certain i can put my life back together. i feel a lot better about that. >> reporter: what would you say to david? >> i mean, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: dave johnson and winston are the owners of the house. they're the ones that hired the crew and the stuck churl engineer. >> our top priority was to figure out access for the tenants to get their belongings out. >> i would be remiss if i did not do whatever i could to have them get these things as quickly as possible. >> reporter: workers laid a plank from the yard to the upper apartment where karen sacks lived. >> you can see what they've done for us. i'm grateful for us. my understanding is there are other landlords that are not being helpful. >> reporter: asked what she wanted most, sack said her photo albums. brian wilson's parent can appre >> something for my son, he's a year old and i want him to feel comfortable with his things. >> reporter: all three tenants say they'll never find landlords as great as the ones they're leaving behind. they

he said governor northam an serve ihe's willing to sacrifice his position. > governor northamca made s today to the lieutenant governor and attorney neral as they're all facing controversy. >>> one of baseball's true pioneers has died. frank ybinson passed a today. >> he left his mark on the game of baseblal as ar and as a ground breaking manager. his legacy extending well beyond the game. >>> curt gregory now wh look back at his extraordinary life and career. >> and a high drive - >> reporter: frank robinson was among the most talented baseball players to pick up a bat. 500 homeuns, a triple crown, and he's the only man to ever win most valuable player honors in both national and american leagues but the 14-time all-star wanted more. >> what i want to do is manage one y, but also want to further the cause of other af r african-americans that come after me that want to manage at the big league level. >> after experiencing racism on the field, he became vocal in the civil rights movement and named player maner with the cleveland inans. known for his intensity and slides on the field,

that's why snow ihe in forecast. temperatures this morning, 30s to around 40 degrees.ake-up weather. nothing to worry about for your th at all. high today, 46 degrees. with that substantial north wind. for tomorrow, we're likely to start off mostly snow. here's the system, well down to our south. sunshine for the daylight hour. snow moves in after midnight and continues into theshorning notice how close we are to the transition from mostly snow to the northann mar to mostly rain for southern maryland. this is a big part of the searen that snow is 80% likely. i can't guarantee how much you will get.th european model says under an inch. two to three for northern maryland. meanwhile, the american models a little more optimistic for snow under an inch, southern maryland. but up to 5 in northern maryland. a coating to an inch. most of the d.c. metro area, 1 inch to 3 inch range. northern montgomery county, to louder county, 3 inches to as euch as 5. doug will be hater tonight. we'll be with you this time tomorrow morning. unsettled and most of the weekend and turning sharpl

what the president said, you also now have senators like senator menendez who just wrote a letter to ihsnvestigate the treatment of some workers there. >> that's right. whether they were exploited or told, don't worry, we will get you false papers, take care of it for you. this is at the very least hypocrisy of the president and his organization employing illegal workers at the time he wants to lead this kind of national crackdown and not using everything at his disposal. these are questions the organization will have to answer for. he kind of fits the profile, right, of an employer in the country who wasn't doing everything possible to stem the flow of illegal workers coming into his country and now saying they're ruining the country and taking jobs from other people. more fundamentally, this makes the case why we need comprehensive immigration reform. workers wouldn't come across the borders forever they couldn't get jobs and companies turning a blind eye, especially if they're in the service industry. donald trump has a unique moral authority to speak to the problem even if he has bee

not expecting much at all. 1 to 3 ihes fredericksburg, around waldorf. could this change? sure. this has to come up about 20 to 30 miles and now all of a sudden we're in the 1o inch mark. again it could change here, but this is whatwe'reinking. either way it's not going to change big time and go 3 to 6 or 6 to 12 inches. that would just be a wish for a lot of us. we're going to stay othe low erside of things for sure. for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow, this is what you can expect, 44 in the city. 53 by recess. 61 by the time we're picking up the kids. a nice day, mostly cloudyki ski, of like we saw today. 41 on saturday. 40 on sunday. watching another storm system sunday into monday. that should mostly stay to our south. we could see some shower activity. the big day is tuesday into wednesday, just how much cold air isn pla for that wednesday storm. ednesday morning could be a real mess withice. that's one thing we're watching. that's something we've been talking about for the last couple days. and then the chance for showers remains all next week. yeah. that's not good. >>

. >> ih you. >> the other thing is pets. i sleepntell nina starts walking across my head at 3:00 in the mornin dogs and cats are a big factor in people not getting a good night'he sleep. >>want you to play with them at 2:00 in the morning. close your door. >> then they howl outside the door. >> in the basement. that's what i do. thanks doreen. >>> just ahead, the i team investigating gaps in the d.c. housing laws. new changes to make ieneasier forrs to get relief from mold. >> we're at the mercy of people doing their job the right way. ot reporter: prince george's county schools g out two hours early. early. having a working smoke alarm in your home more than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. repl

. >> ihe hope president's legislative team is telling him, ver ought to accept wha bipartisan compromise congress reaches on border security because at all costs we have to avoid another government shutdown. >> reporter: on twitter a scuffle between chuckanchumer president trump who tweeted i see he's already criticizing my state of the union speech. he's just upset he didn't win the senate. schumer calling the president's push for unity empty. giving the democratic response tonight will be stacey rams. she's the one who lost the clyost race for georgia's governor. >>> n joining me scott macfarlane. you cover capitol hill for us and he been for many years. a lot of people are going to be listening to see if there's any sign of conciliation on the part of the president. >> let's focus on whs listening. first time in a generation, there's no republican in the u.s. house or u.s. senate from r our . we've been talking to people all day, we've been hearing the same thing. an all democratic delegation, each bringing a guest from home. all saying the president needs to end the shutdown. a misco

think we'll see lots of similarities in what cohen can report about his real estate business and the ihe runs the white house. >> one more question for you. an official told cnn cohen was a man without a country, right? the night before your testimony, how are you feeling? how do you think he's feeling right now? >> well, i think those cheap shots don't really register. you know what the other people are doing. that was done to me because was coming to the united states the week my testimony was scheduled. they delayed it for a week and used that week to do nothing but attack me. as a result it just built-up the audience for the testimony. 85 million people ended up tuning in, and i'm sure that hurt the president more than helped him. >> john dean, pleasure. thank you, sir. >> thank you, don. >> let's bring in shimon prokupecz and ryan lizza. he knows. good evening. he knows. he was there. what do you think of what was said? >> i mean he's the person we all want to hear from tonight absent cohen himself because there has never been since john dean's testimony in the nixon era, there has

north and west of d.c., reports of already two ihes on the ground. and i've seen some good pictures come out of the front royal area. two to four along the d.c. area and southern maryland and also maryland, as d, well. i had a couple people write me down from our friends in southern marylan today. on top of the snow, then we are going to get the ice. this is definitely where we can have some problems and power outages. a coating just to theest of d.c. and then maybe some slight ice accumulation here and there south and east and mainly a rain event. again, the snow moves in through lunchtime and then we start to see that switch over t a freezing mix. mainly sleet. and then some freezing rain will work its way in and then the rm air wins out. and that's when it changes over to rain. some of the colder valleys. shenandoah valley hold on for some time and spotty showers on into the afternd even into tomorrow morning. but most of this is an after thought before we get into morrow night, most of it will be gone.bo talk more aut the ten-day forecast with ch

runs into this gug l issoogle ih the nest with the microphone in it that they forgot to tell people >s the new normal you and i had conversations about whether or not people care about proivacy and whether or nt people understand what privacy means and are aware of how much information they are giving away so freely. a lot of privacy issues on facebook are trying to reset what the default is. the default was not just sharing just with your friends facebook had to change that over the years. it's going to be very common these days for companies to reveal, by the way, we have been tracking you in these scenarios. it's all in your best interest for serving ads. maybe consumers will start to take note. >> thank you we're keeping you busy this hour we appreciate it shares of facebook are up and so is the dow we have more squawk alley after this break ull blown production. ull blown production. with financing solutions from american express. chat with us today and let's make it happen. american express. don't do business without it. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, lo

. >>> in another move in the loudoun county school district, the superintendent says ihe syst in the process of making changes to address racism, cultural incense tiffty and inequality moves comes aften st were pretending to be run away slaves in a gym class. is happened at madison trust elementary and caused serious backlash. last night the naacp fir back. the superintendent says teachers and staff will be required to take mandatory sensitivity training. >>> back here in d.c., leaders are putting theressuren metro to extend the late night hours. >> d.c. leaders want metro to run lger hours and shelve some current maintenance plans. at a news conference, d.c. mayor dmuriel bowser cal for the return of late night hours on the weekends. >> our residents and businesses have now made sacrifices for two years in order to provide ample time for maintenance. it's now time to winackur riders and restore the hours that we need in our region. >> metro slashed operating hours a few years ago as a way to give maintenance workers more time on the tracks and says it would be a mistake to make ahan

the figures, which include restaurants, shops and banks, are from the closely watched ihs market purchasingd be a sign of a cooling economy. losses at supermarket delivery chain ocado rose to £44.4 million last year, compared with a loss of £9.8 million in the previous 12 months. sales were up 12%. but there was no news on the reported tie—up between ocado and m&s — for the delivery firm to offer online shopping and delivery of m&s food items. sad news for hmv today — maryam is here. 455 redundancies will be confirmed at hmv. in one sense, it is bad news, but there have been —— but there has been a black cloud hanging over hmv after it collapse in december. so now we have heard the canadian firm sunrise records will buy 100 stores out of administration. that is securing 1500 jobs so good news for them. but hmv will be shutting a number of stores including some of its biggest flagship stores, including the one on oxford street which has been open since 1921. also a big one in manchester at the trafford centre, one in glasgow, so many of these stores are the bigger ones that will be closing u

snowfall totals soar for the winter, national airport up to 14 ihes of snow. that's about 3 inches ahead of average. dulles airport is at 20 inches combined now, 5.5 inches above. d bw-marshall only 11 inches so far, that's 3ncs below average. couple more chances of snow coming and soon. 37 now. no snow to worry about today. is all about the wind today. mid to upper 30s to near 40 degrees now. odternoon highs mostly in the mid 40s with an enough sunshine to brighten your spits and lift your mood a bit, but winds out of the west at 20 to 30 miles per hour sustained and gusts over 40 miles per hour, especially along the ridge lines from the blue ridge out into the mown tans of west virginia. tomorrow, ather pleasantday. more sunshine and less wind tomorrow. as a result, warmer. highs in the 50s for tomorrow. ashat area of storminess pulls away and you get a bubble of high pressure in here tomorrow on into early friday. in fact, friday, mostly cloudy, and there's a chance for a sprinkle or two of rain here on friday, but the big story with friday will be the warm

the purchasing managers index by ihs markit found the sector stagnated in january.s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2.7% between 2016 and 2017 — driven by the closure of coal—fired power stations. but critics point out that huge challenges remain to reduce emissions in areas like transport, farming and parts of industry. more than 1,600 jobs have been saved at hmv, which went into administration in december. the music store chain has been bought by the canadian retailer, doug putman, who calls the company an ‘iconic, heritage brand' and has promised to keep 100 outlets open. he says he's confident about the retailer's future. we took over some 80—odd stores in canada, almost two and a half years ago and they are doing strong, doing well, profitable. we see hmv continuing on in the uk for a long time. we believe that it is a chain that is going to be around, the customers love it and we get amazing support, which is great, so i think this is a very long road ahead. more than a billion people around the world have begun celebrating the chinese lunar new year — and th

. >> kim jong-un has decommissioned a tired nuclear test site as we saw last year ih ma he no longer needs after six underground nuclear tests. there have been no meaningful concessions made by kim jong-un over the past year. >> schifrin: and meanwhile, these satellite images show trth korea maintains 20 missile sites, and continuproduce fuel for their nuclear weapons. the administration's critics say anthhing less than rolling n korea's program back, is accepting north korea as a nuclear weapons state. >> what the u.s. is unwittingly doing i fear is really abetting, enabling north koreanu full earization, and really changinghe status quo, the balance of power in north korea's favor in the korean peninsula. >> schifrin: the administration saysthat misses the importan concessions north korea has already made. after an unprecedented number of tests in 2017, kim jong-un hasn't tested any missiles and nuclear weapons for 15 months, a significant sacrifice for a nuclear program that still needs more testing. the administration wants to broaden that freeze, a position supported by former d

rights, if not overturn roe altogether and prototypically blue pro-choice states are making sure policy ih e states is welcoming to women in a post-roe world. >> to help our viewers, a reminder, when we're talking about a third trimester pregnancy, we're talking 26 weeks into the pregnancy. can you take us through the science on this?i >> third tster abortions are complicated. the dispute is why they're often performed. bortion rights groups claim, for the most part, that whenha wome later-term abortions it's either in cases in which a child has a condition incompatible with life or which e woman's own health will b substantially impacted if a pregnancy is carried to term. anti-abortion groups that are skeptical of this claim many abortion providers will be willing to perform procedures for any point iregnancy. the science is disputed but also, too, is whorf is ming the procedures on the ground and why, and we don't have enough data to answer that in a difientive way. >> as the left is trying to expand abortion rigmhts in y states, this comes out after in years of the rights trying to rest

so ( translated ): ih carolina, there is one of the biggest factories, no the biggest factorfor bmw. not in bavaria. sew, all of a sudden, they are being viewed as rity threat to the united states. that shocks us. (applae) >> schifrin: as the audience applauds, first daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump stays quiet. what has shocked this audience of world leaders is a president 'sof the united states who called the european union an economic foe. o euroosed u.s. decisions to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal and the intermeate nuclear forces treaty, or i.n.f., restricting mid-rangemi iles, which merkel called the worst decision of all. >> ( translated ): we want to say this especially to our u.s. friends: a treaty originally meant to protect europe, at try for disarmament, meant for our protection, is terminated by e u.s. and russia, and we are just left to sit there. >> schifrin: merkel's frustration was open hostilityin he conference's annual report, which accused the trump administration of displang "irritating enthusiasm for the globe" and "disdain for international institu

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ihe did not me the shutdown, something that stood out considering the impact here on the wasrengton on's scott macfarlane and consumer reporte susan hogan are here this morning. you were there covering it, scott. why do you think the president did not touch that issue? >> it's an isue that didn't win for him a few weeks ago, surprised there was nodr ass of the shutdown and the furloughed federal workers for a few reason. first of all, there were a lot of them in attendance. a lot of people were affected. and sitting down here thissu ay morning we're five days away from another shutdown and all things could happen. >> first time in recent history a state of the union address with no local republican representatives in our congressional delegation. >> in my imlif in this area, the first time there's not been a republican in our local delegation. susan and i have been doing that for a while, you cover a political event, find context and give both sides to react to the polical speech and get a democrat and republican. quite different now. we have many democrats from which to choose, and th

think you would see a number of potential challengers in the replicanarty consider juin >> reporter: ihingn't mean it like that. i was giving him some friendly advice. >> reporter: hogan is said to scheduled to visit iowa early next month, and norah, as we like to say in this business nobody in politics visits iowa by accident. nor does he allow any words to be put in his mouth. ed, really interesting interview. >> i'll say. >> thank you so much. >>> posting pictures of your kids online may impact their future in surprising ways. we're going to look at the potential problems of oversharing and what parents need to know before you instagram those pictures. >>> we have much more news ahead only on "cbs this morning." priscilla chan, a philanthropist and the wife of facebook executive maurkberg takes norah inside a woman's prison and shows a program that's showing the inmates how to code. >> do you really think that tech companies will want to hire felons? >> i think they want to hire people who are motivated and have the right skills, and so, yes, i do. >> that's good to hear. ahead, how cha

. >> patrick kills kelsey withn bat ihe back of the head as kelsey is sniffing candles with a blindfold. >> reporter: for the first time prosutors laid out their case revealing graphic testimony, centering on the day that kelsey ber regt was allegedly killed. th story from a key witness, crystal kenny, a nurse from hide oh and former girlfriend of frazee who agreed to testify ainst him as part of a plea deal for tampering with evidence. >> reporter: based on herstory, an investigator said kenny was asked by frazee to kibaerreth three tep rat times. a month later he gave her a metal pipe and told her she had another chance to get rid of bereth. after kenny didn't go through th a third plot involving a baseball bat, prosecutors say frazee decided to take matters into his own hands, allegedly blindfolding her with aweater before beating her with a baseball bat on thanksgiving yey. their -old daughter believed to be in the next room. after the alleged murder keney says frazee said get out here now, you have a mess to clean up. >> there was blood everywhere. there are bloody footprints every

already in new york, it's suggested she'll likely be there and serena williams and "suits" star sa ihome wednesday to rejoin husband prince harry. it's been a whirlwind few months for the new royal. a wedding, a world tour and a full schedule of official engagements. in a few days' time the pay are off again to morocco. with the duchess now in her thiroutrimester, that trip cld be the last time she'll fly before the birth of baby sussex two months from now. back in january she reportedly told crowd goers the baby is expected last april. lots of people making bets on the due date and the gender. >> i think boy. >> no idea. >> a 50/50 chance. >> exactly. >> thank you, sheinelle are you off on the "pop start" jet. >> that's right. don't i wish. >>> up next,ti amy schumer pos this. joining women in the mardi gras. she's in the back wearing all black. she caught up with the group behind, dancingal ong. seeminglyce und. it wasn't just one group she crashed, but two. finding another g mardi grasroup to practice with. there she is. pregnant with her first child and had been battling severe mo

but if you ask can ihe get particular drug at the pharmacy so i can use the will say yes. some are for your pets, but others do cross over. a lot of online services and they go to places where they can get discounted drugs. you can do that too? >>lu ably. just like you would be buying your drugs online, you want to be careful with your pets. there is a great website thae use, it is safe.pharmacy. and it is for humansnd pets. and so you can actually go on this particular website and see what pharmacies, online pharmacies, how they hold on to the tmedications, arey refrigerated, are theyst stored correctly. it is really like a watch dg for these prescriptions. it is a great resurs for all of us. >>> many federal workers are now bac on the job and work piled up after the month long shutdown while having to worry about the prospect of another, not ea. you talke to county workers relieved to be back on the job. what do they have to say about experiencing the relief and another bout of anxiety. >> well, it is almost like having a postraumatic stress syndrome after all of this re

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