oh, look at you, kenneth. you go, kenneth.okay, just read the next one. >> he's going to be wiped out. >>> to the massive diamond going on display, he's hoping they go to video. auctioned in new york, the largest ever found in north america. >> yeah, it's a 552-carat yellow diamond worth millions. it's about the size of an egg and was unearthed at a mine in canada. >> can we listen to him breathe heavy? it's believed to be more than 3 billion years old. >> i also feel a billion years old after that workout. >> i bet you do. >> after that workout. it was high intensity and now look at these guns. >> look at them. >> more news after this. ♪ carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease prog

kenneth, janai?r thanks to marcus there. >>> president trump's former personal attorney and fixer michael cohen has a date with congress. he's scheduled to testify publicly before the house oversight committee february 7th. in march he starts a three-year sentence for lying about payments to cover up alleged affairs by the president. in a statement cohen called the capitol hill testimony part of his commitment to provide the american people with answers. >>> a family in south florida is demanding a police investigation after a tough takedown that was caught by their surveillance camera. sweetwater, florida cops are seen punching the brother of a man they were seeking. the suspect's mother's pushed away and the man is put in a choke hold. the officers were searching for a driver who had hit a cop, then fled the scene with two other men. police say the driver is also a registered sex offender. >>> a major winter storm is brewing over the middle of the country that is packing enough ice and snow to crea

thanks so much, kenneth.ith the theme, another rare sighting that has folks' heads spinning. in an icy town in maine. take a look at this ice disk. that's what it's called. in westbrook. yep. up there in maine. it measures about 300 feet across. and although it may look like a frozen crop circle it's totally natural. it forms when slush freezes and begins to rotate in the water. and when it turns, the sides of that circle are shaved down by rocks and other sies. keeping that shape there, experts say they only get one or two reports of ice disks each year in the u.s., but they're never that big. >> that's cool. i like that. that's beautiful. >>> and finally, we know how tough it is to fall asleep when you're on a schedule like ours, but one guy on reddit is warning of the dangers of taking too many ambien. reddit user oh prayer man was trying to fall asleep at 3:30 a.m. when he decided to pop some ambien to help himself fall asleep. when he awoke he found out he had proposed to his girlfriend with a ring he wa

and i'm kenneth moton. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news no" >>of the coldestea in years. temperatures in the midwest will plummet well below zero this morning, and the big windchill will move into the northeast and even the south later this week. >>> venezuelan president nicolas maduro is appealing to his nation's military to help him maintain power. meanwhile, opposition leader juan guaido is asking his supporters to take to the streets twice this week to demand change. >>> nbc's tom brokaw is apologizing for saying hispanics should work harder at assimilation on "meet the press." >>> and wakanda forever. "black panther" took home the e "roma" and "the favourite" for the best motion picture cast award. glenn close and rami malek won lead acting awards. those are some of our top stories on this monday, january 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> big night for the awards. >> big night for the awards. >> all leading up to the oscars. >> yep, we are

kenneth: who knows.hink this is something they have to battle to the death and we are all standing and watching. it is a medieval shutdown. [laughter] do we have the tools in place for bankers to come together like they did in 2009? kenneth: the tools are better, central bankers are good and competent. if you go around the world and look at what is going on, we -team inve the a place to deal with the problem. i am a political, but we have -- litical, but we have not had any big crisis in the trump presidency except for the trump presidency. the other big factors the u.k.. they are jumping off a bridge, and they don't even have a crisis. i do worry. despite the fact that the system is safer in terms of the mechanics, ultimately, financial crises are unexpected. francine: if there is a no deal is it aa crashing out, systemic risk to the financial system? kenneth: i don't know. i suspect not. i suspect people have been thinking about that. it will be a big growth check, not just for the u.k.. europe, they t

. >> the white house ripped into the house members and kenneth starr. >> they seek to do nothing moren attack, attack, attack. >> that horrific moment in our history when the union can be preserved only by taking this step as the framers saw as a last resort. >> the house managers the answer was aquarius. >> how rich and powerful a person is they have to play by the same rules. .. >> a new year's message from kim jong un. he hopes to continue nuclear diplomacy with donald trump and is willing to meet with him anytime this year but he also warns the us against continued sanctions and pressure. the two leaders agreed to denuclearization of the korean peninsula a june summit but nuclear talks have since stalled. talk about out of this world. nasa's new horizons spacecraft made its most distance exploration yet. the craft made itself in contact with the icy world ultima through, even further than pluto although images have come in, scientists say it looks like a bowling pin. now back to scandalous. >> the week after the battle of impeachment began, the clash over whether to allow witnesse

we are rooting for you. >> kenneth. >> she freed the curls, everyone. >> kenneth said he's going to free his curls as soon as he can grow them. >> i'm gonna try. tell me, what's up. how many co-anchors have you been through now? >> go ahead, start it. >> kendis, marcus, zachary -- - >> geo. >> okay, coming up, she can't keep a man. we'll have a lot on that. >> you guys don't know what you are in for this week. we are going to start the show now. we begin with president trump heading to texas to get a firsthand look at part of the u.s. border with mexico. >> he will meet with border patrol agents and get a briefing about the security situation there. the trip is on day 20 of the partial government shutdown and follows a white house meeting with democrats. the two sides are having a hard time finding common ground and can't agree on what happened in that meeting. jonathan karl reports. >> reporter: total breakdown. democrats emerge from the white house saying president trump demanded money for the border wall and stormed out when they wouldn't agree. >> it's cold out here. the temperature

janai, kenneth? >> all that purple.nks to paul. >>> there are new details about a houston shoot-out that left four officers wounded and two suspects dead. officials say a husband and wife ambushed the officers as they executed a search warrant. the man firing at officers entering a suspected drug house. the two died during the encounter, and one of the wounded officers had been shot twice before. >>> several thousand additional active duty troops will be heading to the southern border. the trump administration spent more than $200 million sending forces to bordering mexico. the arriving troops will support the efforts. the announcement comes as a bipartisan group of lawmakers prepare to meet today to discuss border security and president trump's demand for $5.7 billion for a wall. they are hoping to avert another government shutdown. >>> america's top intelligence chiefs are making it clear that president trump had it wrong on north korea, russia, iran and isis. they repeatedly contradicted the president's views before

. >> reporter: janai, kenneth, good morning to you. it is day 20, and the president is heading to the southern border but come friday this shutdown will tie with 1995 for the longest spending lapse ever. it was a mere 14-minute meeting and its conclusion couldn't be clearer. >> he asked speaker pelosi, will you agree to my wall? she said no. and he just got up and said then we have nothing to discuss and he just walked out. >> they demanded once again that before any negotiations could begin, that we would have to agree to re-open the government. >> reporter: the shutdown stretching into one of the longest ever. come friday federal workers face the reality of not receiving a paycheck. the president insists they still support him. >> a lot of them agree with what i'm doing. >> reporter: democrats say otherwise. >> what that means in their lives is tragic in terms of their credit rating, paying their mortgage, paying their rent. he thinks maybe they could just ask their father for more money but they can't. >> reporter: 85% of the federa

kenneth, janai?paul, thanks for that. >>> remember earlier i said what did the puritans do when it was so cold? how did they survive. i said some of them likely did not. how did they survive? >> i don't know. >> with these cold temperatures. >> and animals. >> speaking of that, schools in louisville and elsewhere will be closed again today because of the extreme cold. kentucky's governor says that's a sign the country is, quote, getting soft. >> getting soft? he made the comment on a louisville radio station. he scoffed at the closing when there's no ice or snow. districts, however, consider the safety of children waiting at bus stops. it will be six degrees in louisville as kids head to school. definitely something to keep in mind. >> definitely. >>> turning to washington and a round of bipartisan talks aimed at stopping a government shutdown. they showed no sign of compromise, meeting for over an hour before house members left town for five days. democrats are pressing for smart border security, to

kenneth?>>> four americans have been killed in a deadly suicide attack in syria. the blast at a restaurant killed at least 16 people including two american service members, a pentagon civilian employee and a u.s. contractor. isis has claimed responsibility. >> the attack happened weeks after president trump said isis had been defeated and hours before vice president pence said the same thing. later, pence issued a statement short of declaring victory over isis. >>> president trump's state of the union address may become the latest casualty of the partial government shutdown. nancy pelosi is asking him to delay his speech or deliver it in writing. she's citing security concerns triggered by the shutdown. but republicans say she's playing politics. meanwhile hundreds of thousands of workers are still not getting paid. >> and some of them are now lining up for free meals. steve osunsami has the details. >> what do we want? >> pay. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: federal workers are ac

. >> kenneth parnell was working at the yosemite lodge, doing the books for them.ted previously of molesting a child. >> but he found a job in yosemite because that kind of guy could find a job in yosemite. a lot of people run to yosemite to get away from things. >> and kenneth decided that he was going to abduct a young boy. he was able to recruit a co-worker of his. >> a slow-witted fella named ervin murphy. and finally, on december 4th, it was a sleety, wintery day, he and ervin murphy got into ken's big, white buick and drove into merced. >> steven, what happened that afternoon, do you remember, when you were walking home from school? >> and they saw this little boy, 7-year-old steven stayner. >> steven had left school, headed straight south from here four blocks. and when he was on yosemite parkway, which leads to yosemite national park, he was approached by ervin murphy. murphy had some religious tracts with him, which he'd been using to approach other kids. he asked steven if he thought that his mother would be willing to make a charitable donation to a chur

>> kenneth, kenneth, what are you doing? we have to go. ew, what are you doing? dining. >> fine dining? you nasty. >> if it's fine dining for the white house, it's good enough for me. mmm. >> you nasty. i cannot. you know i'm not eating those. no, he's not doing burgers. >> one for you. >> you get a burger. you get a burger. jeff gets a burger. this is outrageous. outrageous! he's throwing burgers. he stole these from the hotel. coming up, a mix of movie magic. steve and mary poppins returns. later ahead in the skinny. my goodness! >>> looking back, ten years after one of the greatest feats in aviation history. we have that all for you coming up on "world news now." alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! this valentine's day get wh

kenneth moton, abc news washington. >>> the lunar eclipse came if w. a supermoon called the super blood wolf moon. the moon, earth and sun lined up and the moon turned red. it's a supermoon because it was at one of the closest points to earth making it look bigger and brighter than normal. the full moon in january sometimes called the wolf moon so you put it all together. if you missed the super blood wolf moon, the next one won't be until 2029. >> oh, man. >> you got to wait a while. >> quite the wait. >>> more snow in the sierra. is t. could make driving there dangerous. you can see yep, we've got snow covering all the roads. looks like a little bit of rain mixed in as well. if you plan on driving in the mountains, plans required on both stretches of interstate 80 and highway 50. up to three feet of snow is expected in the higher elevations. >>> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> ab avalanche warning. you can see live doppler 7 is picking up the snow falling through the area. the winter weather -- winter storm warnin

that's exactly what kenneth mcneil did. >> drew? >> yes. >> answer me, earl the iii of his name.> what? >> kneel. >> his name is not neil. >> when he tells you to kneel, you kneel. >> he gets down on a knee. >> i, kenneth carl mcneil, second of my name, do bequeath upon thee the blade of fury. >> right there, you can see the look on his face when he gets a peek of what he's about to be bequeathed. >> rise. >> i humbly accept. ♪ >> holy [ bleep ]! >> it's so much better than being, hey, bro, i got your present. >> that's a cool looking sword. >> something else epic, somebody's epic flying skills with a drone. they'll fly is through this. >> no way! >> that person clearly has skills. if you're looking for a cool pilot, you got one right there. >> looks like they were surprised that actually went off without a crash. ♪ >> girls and theater geeks are going gaga for this. >> it's the mashup of a boy band and the musical "wicked. ." >> this is out of control. >> it is. see it next. >>> this tiny one needs a massage. what is that? is that an alien creature. >> see why this guy lost many

>> kenneth moton reporting from washington, d.c., thank you. representative brad sherman from southern california is expected to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump. sherman and a handful of other democrats pushed resolutions to impeach the president in the last congress. the house blocked those resolutions twice with the help of democrats who said the effort was premature. house leader nancy pelosi hasn't ruled out impeachment but says it's a divisive activity that needs support from both parties. >>> a texas man is feeling the pain of the government shutdown literally. josh snyder of austin broke his leg. he was hiking with a friend from san francisco on christmas eve now, this happened at big bend national park near the u.s./mexico border. snyder had to be carried a mile and a half to safety by his friends and a few strangers because there were no services available at the park due to the shutdown. >> i was actually looking forward to the park being pretty empty, because that means that not as many people would go becau

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> senate kamela harris is in san francisco tonight. the oakland native will take the stage to talk about her book, a new book titled "the truth behold." senator harris will be joined by london reed. that event starts at 6:30 tonight, and comes amidst increased speculation that she will plan to run for the presidency. she discussed that possibility last night on "the late show with steven colbert." >> many people who put out books two years before a presidential election do so to introduce themselves in a broad way to the american people. are you going to run for president? i might. >> sources close to the senator say harris may announce her presidential run on or around mlk day next week. >>> it's the first time in quite a long life, and i've seen everything. >> coming up, an historic house on the move. crews slowly work to move this massive home to its new location, but they hit a snag along the way. >> and the bay area city rated one of the most miserable places to work in the country. cvs pharmacy. ed gets copays as low as zero doll

grant run a -- kenneth scott moll. sergeant brandon mendoza. sergeant cory ride. josh wilkerson. --ncer kate steinle. detective michael davis. deputy ginny oliver. bob of their -- deputy danny oliver. bob barry. officer andy chavez. solomon. serenity ready. m.nessa pha terry.rian donald may. shelner. amanda thomas. jennifer lee hampton. officer andrew wideman. officer rodney johnson. buddy mason. adrienne shelly. mollie tibbetts. ronald da silva. sarah root. .rew rosenberg carol willingham. oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the status quo. the names may sound familiar because these are the same individuals that then leader pelosi said record on this floor oh year ago in february more the eight hours defending passion of daca and shutting the government down. vanessa rodriguez.

kenneth w starr. judge starr, served as united states circuit judge for district of columbia circuit. and counselor chief of staff to william french smith. he was appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations. including whitewater from 1994 to 99. former chancellor of baylor university. and the author of a recently published book, contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation. our moderator, i will shortly turn this over to, is -- a widely known legal expert and television anchor at times for cnn, fox, nbc news, former criminal defense and civil trial lawyer. she is currently a computer to voice of america. with a program called plugged in. you may have noticed that most recently, she does that conducted an interview with president trump, the g20 summit and lazarus. welcome. with that, -- , thank youu for um for coming today. or watching via livestream. it is exciting to be here. watching the video showing freedom forum, freedom in the united states is -- i have traveled the worl

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> can't believe it's been 10 years already. time has just flown by. i love cap tape sully, he is called a hero but he doesn't look at himself like that. >> so humble. >> there was a movie also made about him. >> oh, right. tom hanks. >>> we are talking weather here because of the rain. you've got a lot of green going on. >> downpours this morning and more rain on the way. so a powerful storm system that rolls in for tomorrow. we'll talk about that and the big impacts for tomorrow. but high-def doppler, active weather. let's zoom in across the north bay. moderate to heavy cells popping up, sonoma, petaluma and down just to the north of novato this morning. we did have light rain showers that pushed over the bay bridge earlier this morning and now up through richmond, berkeley, right around 580 there and just to the north of oakland. and you can see hours for the south bay. you can see some light rain right over saratoga. it is wet over the bay bridge. they did have a few showers that moved right over the bay bridge just a few mi

kenneth craig find out what keeps him going. >> reporter: we caught up with mat green on the streetsoing perhaps what he loves most, walking. >> something feels good about being outside and walking around. >> reporter: he's been walking upwards of 25 miles a day with a mission to touch every corner of new york city's five boroughs. >> i thought that was a cool idea of a way to see a place. >> reporter: he told us his obsession started almost a decade ago when he gave up his desk job as a civil engineer and packed his bags for a 3,000 mile walk from coast to coast. >> i basically had a tent with me and i would knock on people's doors and ask if i could camp in their yards. >> reporter: not long after that he started his trek across the big apple and over the past seven years he's covered more than 9,000 urban miles venturing in neighborhoods native new yorkers may never see. >> if you're just walking somewhere and open to seeing what's there and who's there, then it's always going to be fascinating experience. >> reporter: his experience has been captured in a new documentary film. >>

good morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth and janai.ugh the monster snowstorm avoided new york it pounded d.c. and the surrounding areas. it's going stay dry and cold today. for the north west, staying dry, but the big story is what is happening along california, and it's the big story and the big ugly of the forecast. we are watching out for mudslides, urban flooding and heavy mountain snow. believe it or not, seven feet of snow before it's all said and done so obviously big-time travel delays. kenneth and janai. >> thanks to paul there. >>> police in utah are looking for three people suspected of causing mayhem at a mall. two people were injured when gunfire rerupts at a mall in st. louis. witnesses said there was a sense of panic as hundreds of shoppers were being evacuated. a man and woman were wounded and hospitalized in critical and serious condition. police say that incident may be gang related. >>> the wisconsin teen who survived three months in captivity is said to be in good spirits, according to jayme closs's grandfather. jay

. >> reporter: kenneth and janai, good morning. in washington there is still no word of a solution in sight and, yes, this as the shutdown's impact keeps growing along with those lines and delays at airports across the country. from washington to miami, houston and atlanta. >> it's chaos out here airports are gteinals in some ci lclosgeed. going on for so ut.ngwn now on r th thiss a ugghh fore their n eric $5.7 billion for a wall along e th some for the u.s. caravan of >> given the wall if that's what it takes to get this thing closed down so we can go back to normal. >> reporter: frustrated americans calling on congress to do what it takes to end the shutdown, but in washington, neither side is backing down affecting some 800,000 federal workers including 53,000 members of the u.s. coast guard missing their first paycheck today. and later this week the federal courts run out of money on friday. we are told that means they may suspend hearing civil cases while the shutdown continues. kenneth. >> the impacts of this shutdown reverbe

. >> reporter: janai, kenneth, good morning to you. democrats tried to subpoena the president's interpreter once before. that was shot down by a republican-controlled house. today, with democrats in charge, they say they want to revisit that option. this morning, democrats once again are reviewing their legal options, hoping to subpoena the interpreters that were present during the private talks between president trump and president putin. abc news learning the renewed interest stems from a report in "the washington post." claiming president trump went to, quote, extraordinary lengths to conceal details of his conversations with russian president vladimir putin following their meeting in hamburg back in 2017. >> i'm not keeping anything under wraps. i couldn't care less. >> reporter: the president denies he did anything wrong. according to "the post" president trump confiscated his own interpreter's notes. from that meeting in hamburg. and shut out members of his own administration. democrats say they want answers. >> so many questions

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kenneth craig talked to one of the passengers on board the plane when it made that emergency landings hudson river. >> a lot of memories. >> reporter: this is the first time jeff has returned to the new york city pier where he was brought after being rescued. >> i remember just looking back thinking how did that happen? >> reporter: ten years ago, he was a passenger on us airways flight 1549 when captain chesley sullenberger made an emergency landing on the hudson river. this was jeff on that frigid january day. >> fire, flames coming out of it. >> i still think, holy cow. >> reporter: jeff was headed to north carolina on a golf trip with friends, family and his father when the jet hit a flock of geese shortly after taking off from laguardia airport and lost power in both engines. captain sullenberger glided to an emergency landing in the river. jeff was in the back of the plane. when he said brace for impact, what went through your mind? >> i thought we were going to impact the building. i still remember standing up. the plane had already filled with water. the water was really cold

. >> los angeles police say they have enough evidence to charge 27-year-old kenneth bianchi with ten stranglings. police focused on bianchi only after he was arrested last january for the murder of two college students in washington state. >> what the police did not know was that there was not one strangler but two. >> today in a bellingham, washington, courtroom, kenneth bianchi, in the hope of avoiding a death sentence, confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and went on to accuse his cousin, angelo buono, of being his accomplice. >> kenneth bianchi, to a great extent he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered, that he was tough. for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him and saw him as a mentee. we saw this time and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other on, and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. there's the skull and the jawbone and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies

kenneth craig with more. >> reporter: shackled and in a jail jumpsuit, patrick frazee was led into ao courtroom for a pretrial hearing friday. within hours, the parents of kelsey berreth, his missing fiancee, slapped 32-year-old frazee with a wrongful data lawsuit. the lawsuit claims frazee enacted physical, mental, and emotional acts of violence on berreth before her death and may have collaborated to commit her murder. police believe berreth is dead and that frazee, a blacksmith, killed the 29-year-old flight instructor inside her home around thanksgiving day. the court documents provided no clues about what may have happened to berreth. they also cite no motive and no evidence she was killed by frazee who prosecutors have charged with her murder. >> we filed under two theories. one is deliberation murder, and the other is felony murder. we also have three separate counts of solicitation. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news detectives are now also investigating an idaho woman. three days after berreth was seen on this surveillance video on thanksgiving, the day she vanished, her cel

also coming up tonight an exclusive interview with the head of human rights watch kenneth roth will tell me why the human rights hopes of the entire world are nel securely partly in german hands well in a germany did just join the un security council seat that they sought and we are looking to germany to play a leadership role there again because that the traditional major powers they are are not doing what they should. well to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our viewers around the world welcome we begin the day planning for the day that is not supposed to ever come the day when britain leaves the european union with no deal in hand the rights it crash of march twenty ninth or in the span of just two days this week the british parliament rejected the only bright sit with drawl plan that exists and almost voted the government and prime minister theresa may out of power in protest when now the wounded and weakened to theresa may has until january twenty ninth to win parliamentary approval of her breaks it plan b. well the european union it continues to signal its willingn

kenneth, janai. >> a lot of resilient workers are still at work protecting so many. our thanks to them and to you, serena. >>> president trump's former lawyer is set to tell his story to congress. michael cohen will testify publicly before the house oversight committee next month. it comes one month before he heads to prison. he is set to serve three years for lying about hush money payoffs to hide the president's alleged affairs. there's speculation that cohen is using the appearance on capitol hill to try to reduce his sentence. the president says he's not concerned about what cohen will say. >> and i'm not worried about it at all, no. >> cohen released a statement saying he wants to give a full and credible account of events with the president. the president has called cohen a liar and criticized him as being weak. >>> breaking news overnight near sacramento where a police officer has been shot and killed. police in davis, california, say officer natalie corona was shot while responding to a car crash. she later died at the hospital. the 22-year-old was just worn

kenneth, thank you.l, on day 29 of the partial dovernment shutdown, federal workers lined up for groceries at a food bank in washington, d.c. some are temporarily laid off. t hers are working without pay. president trump this evening proposed an immigration deal, attempting to break the stalemate over border wall funding. errol barnett is at the white house. >> i am here today to break the logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown. >> reporter: in an effort to bring an end to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history, president trump made another public plea from the white house this evening, to convince democrats to fully fund his border wall proposal. >> that is our plan-- border security, daca, t.p.s., and many other things. >> reporter: sticking with his $5.7 billion request to fund terder barriers and related ecurity, the president is now offering extended protections for certain immigrants. three-year protections for the 700,000 children of undocumented im

. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning. as the shutdown continues president trump is set to take part in the signing ceremony of a bill that guarantees federal workers back pay. now, this as economic damage continues from the shutdown continues to mount. it is day 26 of the partial government shutdown with no resolve in sight. tuesday president trump invited both republican and democratic members of congress to meet with him at the white house to talk the shutdown, but democrats turned down the offer. >> the solution to the problem is the president of the united states reaches an agreement with the democratic majority in the house and enough democrats in the senate to prevent an agreement. there's no way around that. >> reporter: the president requesting more than $5 billion for the border wall. democrats not agreeing on that amount. this as "the new york times" is out with a new report writing that the council of economic advisers has doubled projections of how economic growth is being lost each week due to the shutdown. b

>> kenneth moton tracking those flights tonight. let's go right to sam champion, standing by in central park. sam, take us through what is expected for the rest of the weekend. >> reporter: all right, will do, tom. and if there's ever a reason to keep your eye on this storm, because it's now covering the eastern third of the country. we just started getting the first flakes here in new york. let's get right to the maps. you'll see this long band of snow that goes from arkansas all the way into albany. we just recently got some snow reports in western areas of philadelphia, as well. the severe storm component of this, reported tornado just north of montgomery, alabama, and those storms will fire up all night long. now, all of this is moving into the northeast tonight, as that storm gets even stronger. take a look. new york and boston are now headline on the wetter side of the storm. so, yes, we'll all start as snow, but we'll go quickly to a freezing mix and then to rain. the big snowfall totals will stay inland areas of northern new

ryank you very much, kenneth. the death toll from a dam collapse in brazil has increased to 34.undreds of others remain missing tonight. the dam collapsed yesterday, flooding the area with reddish-brown mine waste, covering homes, cars, and even taking out a bridge. the united states is increasing pressure on venezuela's disputed aresident. secretary of state mike pompeo was at the u.n. today to urge all nations to back venezuela's opposition leader, who has declared himself interim president. well, this comes amid a deepening humanitarian crisis. manuel bojorquez is on venezuela's border with colombia. >> reporter: the bridge in cucuta, columbia, is typically busy. but look closely, and you'll see people carrying luggage, even family pets, signs of venezuelans displaced by the tises at home. why are you fleeing? ( speaking spanish ) you can't take it there anymore. ( speaking spanish ) dying of hunger. javier hernandez; his wife, maria elena; and their six-year-old son, david, have been on the road for three days now, joining the more than two million venezuelans who have fled

. >> the president's attorney lashed out and blamed independent counsel kenneth starr for the leaks. leak after leak. these leaks make a mockery of the traditional rules of grand jury secrecy. >> there was this feeling that investigators and lawyers were talking to the press. in my experience, that just wasn't the case. >> i can't say for certain that we had nobody who leaked information. some information that you leak is okay to leak if you are being pummeled with untrue stories by the administration, which we were, and you want to correct the record, either publicly or privately, as long as you don't leak something you shouldn't be leaking, right? >> prosecutors and their staffs and the investigators and the grand jurors who get information in secret in a grand jury are bound to grand jury secrecy. if you violate that rule, you can be held in criminal contempt, fined, or imprisoned. >> a controversy erupted after ken starr gave an interview to journalist steven brill. brill's article implied that secret grand jury testimony had been leaked. >> the problem with ken is that he thinks

. >> the clinton camp thinks independent counsel kenneth starr is the darth vader of clinton haters. released a statement ridiculing the first lady's assertion that his office is part of a vast right-wing conspiracy. >> the white house strategy seems simple -- dig in and get ready for a fight. >> very early on, we realized that this was like an election where bill clinton was running against kenneth starr, and negatives on him were just as admissible as defenses of bill clinton. >> there's something about the clintons that you have to understand. they lie, and those in their personal orbit swear to it. without truth under oath, it is impossible to find justice. >> despite the political thermometer about to burst, president clinton knew he still had a job to do. amid the media frenzy, he prepared his sixth state of the union address. >> tremendous amount of expectation for what will be really unrivaled political theater for a state of the union speech. there will be a tremendous amount of very close scrutiny as to the body language, not just the body language from the president as he

janai, kenneth? >> thanks, melissa.ough weekend ahead. >>> turning to the latest fallout from the month-long government shutdown, president trump blocking house speaker, nancy pelosi, from using a military plane for a trip to afghanistan. >> the move came a day of pelosi urged the president to delay the state of the union address until the government reopened. the president called the trip a public relations event, saying it would be best for pelosi to remain i washington for talks to end the shutdown. as a compromise remains elusive, the shutdown is draining the finances of hundreds of thousands of workers. many of them are forced to stretch meager resources to the limit. they are tapping into retirement accounts, neglecting medical needs and relying on charity of others to put food on the table. here is abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the shutdown is forcing federal workers like kings floyd to make hard choices. >> it was about four days where i was off the medication trying to not have a seizure. >> reporter: she

. >> reporter: janai, kenneth, good morning to you, and part of that negotiation that started yesterday, will it be border security? will it be a border wall still to be determined but the president making clear the border will be part of his state of the union coming up next week. these 17 lawmakers entrusted to come to a deal on border security or face another government shutdown, and they only have 15 days left. >> every dollar spent on an ineffective proposal means one less dollar invested in measures that actually can us safe. >> our border patrol tells us that they need physical barriers to help them do their job. not from coast to coast, but strategically placed where traffic is high. >> reporter: the president's demand for a southwest border wall the toughest obstacle making clear in a tweet, no wall, no deal, but in a new interview with "the daily caller," he is now blaming paul ryan for reneging on a promise to give him that wall saying, i was going to veto the omnibus bill and paul told me in the strongest of language, please don't do that. we'll get you the wall, and then he

i really like rory stewart, the prisons minister, but he is not kenneth branagh.ng kenneth branagh, much happier westminster. is he the replacement? we're talking about it and we'll let you know!” replacement? we're talking about it and we'll let you know! i think it is much ado about nothing. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — both britain and the united states experiencing unprecedented political deadlock — we'll be speaking to one of america's most senior diplomats on what to do about it. and feeding the world and saving the planet — we'll hear how it could be all about what we eat. that's still to come. it was a much colder day and right across the board are many places enjoyed crisp sunshine and blue skies which compensated for the cold buts showers around. some settling snow, 6—7 recorded across north—eastern scotland and the high ground of north—eastern england, but the snow showers continue to fizzle out, this ridge of high pressure builds in. this weatherfront pushing in the western are

abc's kenneth moton has the latest. >> my fellow americans -- >> reporter: president trump in a rare border wall as the partial government shutdown takes a toll. >> this is a humanitarian crisis, a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul. >> reporter: the president did not declare a national emergency but urged immediate action to handle what's happening on the southern border. >> my administration has presented congress with a detailed proposal to secure the border and stop the criminal gangs, drug smugglers, and human traffickers. >> reporter: before his address the president and the white house were under fire for making false statements in the fight for $5.7 billion in wall funding. democratic leaders in their response pounced on many of those claims. >> the fact is we all agree we need to secure our borders while honoring our values. >> reporter: just before the president addressed the nation senate democrats blocked an unrelated bill in their promise to not vote on any legislation until the government reopens. >> there is no excuse for hurting millions of americans over a

publicly closed ranks with the rightwing extremist during street protests in the eastern city of kenneth's last summer united by a determination to end the magical era the populist movement in germany make gain new momentum. with three eastern states going to the polls this coming all to the a if d. will have to prove whether it can become the strongest political force in any of these states. if the far right are targeted for germany manages to replicate its general election results from twenty seventeen it could become the strongest political force in saxony a defeat for the c.d.u. and yet more state elections would also be seen as a rebuke for chancellor merkel's leadership. all of those factors will also play a role in the half time assessment of the coalition partner of angela merkel's government the social democrats wrote an exit clause into their coalition deal if they trigger that anger merkel could crash out of her last term in office. other presidents have felt world football's governing body is considering expanding the twenty twenty two world cup to forty eight teams at a sports

kenneth motoring han the latest. >> today democadepubliche plan government, but the top leader said theenate won't send something to president trump that he won't sign. both the senate ands house were briefly in session on the last day of to 18. most of congress is still out of town, no deal in sight. president trump on fox business -- >> a lot of people are looking to get their paycheck. so i'm ready to go anytime they want. >> reporter: once they take control, they will move two bills. the second includes dhs, but not the southern border wall. democratic leaders said the president is yew the shutdown to try to stores an expensive and ineffective wall on the american people. we are not giving up. we have to the border security. >> reporter: from twitter to phone calls, sources say the president has been working to reassure alis. lindsey graham says he and trump discussed making deals. >> i know there are some democrats out there who would be willing to provide money for wall border security if we could deal with the daca population. >> reporter: for now the stalemate continues. >> the

such is the case with kenneth brown.was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high profile because i guy i killed was a local celebrity, dancer. >> 28-year-old la shon was shot august 18th. plus say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing a local rap sensation better known as the shizz. just a few hours earlier brown was in court to hear his sentence from the judge. >> we the jury for the offense of murder confinement in the pen penitentiary of 24 years. >> just got sentenced today for 24 years. for first degree murder, two counts of one endangerment, tampering with physical evidence. >> you seem pretty cool, calm and collected for getting 24 years in prison. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> i was on the news earlier today, so i don't know if i'm going to be on there at 6:00 again or not. see if they got my good side. >> brown's calm demeanor might result from his rug rust exercise regimen and having already spent the past 17 months

kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> and forecasters say tomorrow is expected to be the worse of the storm heads toward the northeast. >>> there is a growing measle he outbreak in the pacific northwest, in washingtate, 36 med ca prompted the gove decle a st emeen an york e state faces than 200 cases. but, some say the real battle begins with parents decisions to not vaccinate their children. >> it's very hard to change people's minds especially when you are talking about the health of their children. >> it's their lives on the line, they are not vaccinated something like this happens what am i going to do to save them? >> the virus is spread through the air and lingers, meaning an unvaccinated person is risk of exposure hours later. it may soon spread to large metropolitan areas. >>> a messy crash on a florida highway this morning. gallons and goal lands of almond milk spilling across i- 10 near jacksonville after crash involving two semi trucks, one semi was losing power and then tried to stop on the shoulder. the second semi didn't see it in time and crashed into it. luckily no one was hurt. >

these are square is a good place to start exploring kenneth's here you'll find the king albert museum with its art collection say peters church and the opera house. like most of the buildings on the square say peter's church was built in the nineteenth century with the gold crucifix on its tower it's eighty two meters tall . by the early twentieth century with three hundred sixty thousand residents chemists became a fully fledged city so the late gothic town hall had to be extended. in communist east germany to come it was called calm ox. that it's best known landmark is own minder of that. the bust of karl marx nicknamed the head in saxon dialect weighs forty talents. chemist's has often been heavily damaged during its long history. so it's lucky that the cusp back district one of germany's largest areas of the late nineteenth century and art nouveau buildings has survived intact. from. clapham bach castle with its moat is also steeped in history built in around fifteen fifteen on the river version it's it changed owners several times in communist east germany it was used as a juveni

"abc 7 news" reporter kenneth moton is in washington. >> reporter: president trump and the democrats face-to-face, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and other congressional leaders at the white house. >> we are asking the president to open up government. we are giving him a republican path to do that. why would he not do it? >> reporter: the president hosting a bipartisan briefing on border security in the situation room. with no end in sight to the partial government shut down -- >> it could be a long time or it could be quickly. it could be a long time. it is too important a subject to walk away from. >> reporter: earlier, the president and his first cabinet meeting of the new year, again making the case for a southern border wall. >> we are asking for 5.6, and, you know, somebody said 2.5. no. look, this is national security we are talking about. >> reporter: one by one cabinet members backed the president's fight, even dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen weighed in from san diego. >> it is not a political issue but an operational one. we are building the first new wall in over a decade but