ky, congratulations.at, if my dad would adopt you in a minute, if things don't work out with your parents, let me know because you'd be very welcome in our family. all right? [ cheers and applause ] keep bowling, ky, thank you. don't ever stop bowling. >> okay. >> jimmy: even when they tell you the alley is closed, keep throwing balls. very cute. one more thing. as those of you who are here in our studio audience know, we do our show in hollywood, on hollywood boulevard, we're across the street from a mall, the hollywood and highland mall. there are a lot of shops over there. we thought it would be fun to give people visiting our area a real celebrity experience. we set up some hidden cameras at the randy's doughnut shoppach cross the street and enlisted the help of a major music star to sing live over the speakers in the store as the customers waited for doughnuts. and the rest, as you will see, is doughnut history. this is our first-ever edition of "undercover sing" with christina aguilera. ♪ ♪ i'm a ge

and celebrates the space craft of the same name, which made a new year's day fly by of the kuiper (ky-per) belt object known as ultima thule (too-lee), the most distant object encountered by a space mission. far out, man. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. the second day of the new year is coming along with more pleasant weather as temperatures boost to comfortably cool highs in the 50's much like yesterday with calm winds continuing. skies will remain sunny before increasing cloud cover and rain looking likely into the weekend ahead.

. >>> back in this country, a ten-year-old boy fromnt ky was remembered today after taking his own life earlier this month. e tragedyoints to a disturbing trend throughout our country, children dying by suicide. we get more of this from nba's katie beck. >> reporter: a community in mourning today, honoring a little boy gon soon. >> he was a wonderful, loving guy. >> reporter: she is grieving the loss of her son named seven. a fifth grader with a big heart who she says ffered relentless ridicule. t> my son took his life d bullying. >> reporter: teased for a congenital bowl disorder that sometimes requid h to use a colostmy bag. telling how he had been attacked on the school bus. >> he was choki me out of my head. >> reporter: the ten-year-old is the eighth student to take their own life ts school year in the jefferson county school district. district officials now talking about making more counselors available and having a summit with neighbor districts dealing witmi r struggles. >> i think it is important we come together toow seee can immediately reduce those numbers. of suicide in chi

ky not understand this las vegas for walls when it's not going to do any good whatsoever when they're tunneling under the ground. i also would like to say that if the republicans wanted this wall so bad, if it was so critical for the national security, i'd like to know how come it wasn't wasn't passed in the first two years. it took until the democrats took office and took other the house that then it became a national emergency and was dumped in the democrat's lap. i just don't think that's fair. as far as talking about the immigrants taking the jobs, i have to say, without the immigrants in this country so of them start on the bottom rung and go on to become doctors and lawyers, i don't understand the hatred for people who come into this country since they turn out to be so much more. and since the republican party has become so cold-hearted, putting children in cases, i don't understand what the hold is that this fellow has on the republican party. i thought they were stronger. it took today until flights were threat and yesterday with people crying in hallways of a lot of official

. >>> a local woman out for a morning walk hit and ky led suspected drunk driver. what we're learning about this. >>> and a local third grader who was helping his teacher and he was killed in a freak accident athois scol. what is now being done to tryo prevent another tragedy? >>> and tough talk is causing mocrats tode . >>> this is already a vffy ent friday from the last one we saw in 2018. >> we are now a divide government. democrats have taken control of the house. one thing has not we are in day 14 of the government shutdown. no end in sight. one t that has apparently changed, message discipline. democratic leaders are ac downplaying iment talks. some members refuse to tow the line on that. chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press." president's with the very publicized threat to keep she government closed for mon or even years. what do you make of that? >> it is couldn't fusing many ways. when i heard the president today, on the one hand, em, yeah. it could be years. tate of don't need .reco ass s emergency. then he's talking about well, te ha supreme court i

of the united stes who, remember, remains very popular with republicans, including in the state ofnt kyere mitch mcconnell has to return for reelection this year. everybody is in a bit of a spot here. you're right, there are bills that have passed the house, passed the senate. the working theory here is if the pain gets bad enough, the through ld be passed both chambers maybe with enough support to override a vet from president trump but for now mitch mcconnell has been holding firm i talked to him about this time yesterday he told me we are with the president. so no sign of mut >> until the phones ring in his office. >> maybe. t>>> of course, entire nbc news team is going to have coverage of the shutdown on nbc "nightly news." >> now, let's talk about the snow down. we have the shutdown, the show down, a now the snow down. >>> the wind, i almost slammed the car next to me. i opened the door and the wind took it. >> the sun was shining earlier. wasn't all wind it that bad. then the wind comes in and it blows right through. absolutely. that's why the windhito haeen major factor right now

ky kylie atwood has the details. kylie, what do we know? know that the talks last week with the special representative of afghanistan to the u.s., his talks with afghanistan were in part fruitful because they did come to an agreement of what a possible peace plan could potentially look like. he told the "new york times," quote, we have a draft of the framework that has to be flushed out before it becomes an agreement. the taliban have committed to our satisfaction to do what is necessary that would prevent afghanistan from ever becoming a platform for international terrorist groups or individuals. but there are a lot of questions, of course. how is the taliban going to keep out these international terrorist groups like isis, like al qaeda that we know have deep roots in the country. and we are learning that there are also discussions over a cease fire and pulling out u.s. troops from afghanistan, but the details of that are yet to be determined. >> and a big part of this, a big part of any final deal would be the afghan government. we've he

roger stone indicted of lying about his outreach to wick k ky leeks. so far charges against 34 individuals. eli, let me start with you i want to get your take-away in terms of what happened with this indictment obstruction of an official proceeding, one count of witness tampering. how does this change the narrative? >> lying to congress is bad. >> all right. >> obstruction of justice is bad. there's -- i know that we need to tie everything into donald trump because he's the head of an international conspiracy, and i understand the importance of that but we also have to remember that these crimes of lying to congress and obstructing justice and witness tampering, these are crimes against our system of justice, and they're serious, and they must be prosecuted. rudy giuliani running around saying, oh, it is just a lie yeah, it is a lie. that's a big deal. so that's the first thing i want to cable and just remember that what stone is being accused of are serious crimes the second thing is that, look, stone wants everybody to think that he's the godfather,

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but now as my, you ky notoriety in public is different than it was before, with the gray hair, getting much, peon't recognize me. so now i'm back to pretending i'm a cop. >> seth: that's perfect! [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: has there been any benefits to spending time with someone in law eorcement? >> well, the first nig she stayed over my house, right, i had lived there for 20 years up in nyack, and the alarm had never gone off, not one time. first night she stays there, the alarm goes off and before i'm even awake, i hear -- stay right here! i'm going downstairs! and she like kicked in the kids' doors. >> seth: oh my god! >> she's like checking for someone. i was like, "my god, this is like "cagney & lacey," you know? [ laughter ] and then, she comes upstairs and she's like, "wait right here, i'm going to go talk to the cops outside there, sweetheart." i'm like, "do you want to frisk me?" [ laughter ]ow you there is something so kind of warm and amazing to being with a woman -- as a gay person. >> seth: yeah. >> who has a lot of guy qualities. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, she was i

ky way that you can teach to do what he wanted to do, whether it's, yoa know, pick up y from across the room or just go visit a friend across the room? like, they'll nt to do it? whether that means they walked to, or weke they us put them in a wheelchair and they drove ove i find they're still just super motivated to do it, and they're gonna figure out a new way. >> nawaz: do you have any doubt that sebastianonill walk again day? >> of course i do. of course i do! that's not something i tell him, though. everybody has doubts. but, what, if i had, if i had to put my money on it? no. he is going to walk someday. that's something that i, i need to believe that in order to push this har so my official answer is i have no dbt he is going to walk someday. l >> nawaz: withittle assistance, and a lot of grit, sebastian continues to move forward.p >> kgoing, sebastian! >> nawaz: his mom hopes for more awareness and information about a.f.m., so that other kids won't have to follow in sebastian's footsteps. >> nawaz: for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz in york, pennsylvania. >> woodruff: on th on

. >> nobody is sure how many identical twins were involved in this stud ky. was told six to eight but we don't really know. >> when you a study like this normally you produce the results and you show how large the sample is and all this sort of thing but this study was never published, which makes it all the more intriguing. >> we did have an attorney try to get us some of the study records. >> we received a small amount of information. it was very dry technical data the that didn't shed any light on the reasons for the study. it was garbage. >> i don't know if the results were or if there were results because i never saw them. >> they are trying to conceal what they did from the people they did it to. why? i mean what was the purpose of it? the study was never published. why? are you guys good with brakes? we're ok. just ok? we got a saying here. if the brakes don't stop it, something will. that's not a real saying. it is around here. i wrote it. just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your network. at&t is america's best wireless network, according t

ky ei can end right there. if the bill is a really strong bill, we can talk about it. >> it's a false dichotomy to say the ftc doesn't have resources. what we need to do is give the ftc significantly more resources. that's what we've called for. those are apples and oranges. they're not related. >> brett. >> so i'd say no and yes. >> wait, wait. figure it out. >> so let me give everybody on the stage -- >> let me give everybody on the stage a chance to throw in a couple of final words before i go to the audience. any responses you want to make or do you want to hear from the audience? let's hear from the audience then. go ahead. let me just make it clear, i'm going to be an extremely aggressive and rude moderator. please ask a question and don't make a speech. we'd like to get as many people in as possible. and remember, we've got a diversity of views here. please say who you want to address this to. let's start with the woman in the back right there. >> thank you, sorry. i have one. >> there's a microphone com

. >>> para los amantes del ky sensacional. hay fÚtbol american el fin de semana.que incluye una cifra rÉcord de mujeres, personas y todos de diferentes razas y religiones y en total. del poderle jis lafb estadounidense tendrÁ la presencia de 126 mujeres.25 de las cuales van a tener escaÑos o asientos en el senado lab ram. >>> el 25% de los 435 asientos de la cÁmara de representantes le pertenecen a mujeres. >>> bravo. >>> hija de padres puertorriqueÑos y hoy serÁ la mujer mÁs jÓvenes en asumir el escaÑo en el congreso y tiene 29 aarÓns. >>> se metiÓ estaba enojada con lo que sucedÍa. y dijo, voy a a hacer el cambio. >>> juntÓ las firmas. >>> trabajaba en un restaurante de bar tender y ahora lo logrÓ y nos representa en el congreso. >>> hay que 43 teros en la pelÍcula si no te gusta lo que pasa y estÁ en tuvo caing. lo destaca rashida ilan omar. son dos primeras mujeres de descendencia musulmana en servir en la legislatura federal elling hirb ric. y ambas van azur men tars en un coran que es el libro sagrado de ellos de su religiÓn. que perteneciÓ a thomas jefferso

my job is to do the best ky for my company, knowing it's coming whether from the chinese or not.t that we not be ham strung in competing with the chinese. certain american regulations, i'm not complaining about it, make it harder for us to compete with the chinese. at one point the regulators will say i don't want to put j.p. morgan or any other american bank in a position where it's disadvantaged. maria: you can't open up a bank in china and own it out and out, right. >> we applied for a license. we hope we can build a 100% owned major investment bank that can do everything we can do in hong kong, london, singapore, new york, the same thing we can do in shanghai. maria: right now you have to go in with a joint venture. >> we're limited what we can do there. the chinese have told us they're going to open up. this is one of the things people complain about. they have industries they haven't opened up. they've said publicly, i'm not making this up, they've said it to individuals, companies, that they'll start opening up companies soon. i know companies that have got their license s