heladeria lares is the oldest ice cream shop in puerto rico.e that you have, like, crazy flavors. yes. we have corn, carrot, pumpkin, sweet potato, and cazuela is like a pumpkin pie. as neighboring businesses melt away, alberto baretto is hanging on. is this a family business? yeah. it's my dad's. it used to be my granddads. third generation. yeah. adrian: it's very famous. a lot of people. there's bill clinton up there, and there's a lot of people. but that was before puerto rico fell into crushing debt and hard times. recently, there have been fewer customers, and the exodus hasn't helped. there's this road called la cieca commercial and that road, "la cieca commercial," means business street. and that's where all the businesses were. now you go through that street up and down, and it's full of empty businesses, you know, foreclosed houses, foreclosed businesses. everything's abandoned. are you at the tail end of people leaving or are you at the beginning of people leaving? no, i think we're at the beginning. we're at the beginning. yeah. the

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. >> we're looking at a couple of problems around this one in arlington because of a house fire.s lare shut down there because of the fire response. they should be getting that out of tre wayy soon. but another warning, we're getting reports of ice on the roadway because it is so cold watercause of all of the used to fight the fire. capitol heights, two left lanes by the work zone there. other work zones coming up in a couple minutes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> the clock isg. tick less than 24 hours, federal workers are supposed to get a check. t for the first time since the government shutdown started, ey won't get paid. >> it is likely all of us here in washington, d.c.,ws k somebody that has been furloughed. it m not be you but it may be a family member or a friend or a neighbor. for800,000 people who are waiting for the congressional gridlock to end, good news this morning. the united way of the national capital area is opening up what it is calling financial empowerment centers. four cente are opening up in a different area of the region. those centers will offer one-on-one finangal

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we don't trust him not to deport lare swaths o people if he gets the opportunity.o i'm with jeff in that. i can't imagine a big immigration package happening any time soon. robert: we will be tracking it all. lets turn to t story that broke before dawn. the arrest and indictment of long-time trump ally roger stone on charges related to the special counsel's investigation. the f.b.i. arrested stone at his florida home. the seven-count indictment includes one count of obstruction. five counts of false statements and one count of witness tampering. according to the indictments, stone lied to congress. and obstructed its investigation. after a brief court appearanc before a federal judge,tone said this. >> i will plead not guilty these charges. i will defeat them in cou. i believe this is a politically motivatednvestigation. robert: the indictment mentions context stone had wit senio trump campaign officials. about the release of democratic national committee emails during the 2016 election. margaret, when you think about roger stone, the connection here to the trump c

hit squad caring could show be's body parts -- to show be's body parts out of t the conflict anand lare black bags.. in the mediterranean, the government of malta has allowed nearly 50 asylum-seekers who'd been stranded at sea for weeks to come ashore on two rescue vessels. the decision ended a 19-day standoff that saw other european union members deny a port of entry to the migrants, in a move that's been blasted by human rights groups as shameful. aboard the sea-watch 3 vessel, run by a german humanitarian group, there were cheers wednesday asas news of an agreemement to process the asylum-seekers spread. >> two hours. [indiscernible] amy: an increasing number of asylum-seekers are dying at sea after italy's right-wing government moved last year to deny migrant rescue ships entry at italian ports. in lebanonon, a blanket ofof snw has fallen on makeshift camps for syrianefugees, c compounding the misery of ousands s of people whose tents flooded with rainwater during intense winter storms over the weekend. the u.u.n. says flooding a affed over 10,000 refugees across lebanon, with a fur

the spike cocomes despite a lare number of coal p plants closingn the past year. researchers say the increase can be attributed to a rise in emissions from transportation, buildings, and factories. last month, scientists said carbon dioxide emissions surged globally in 2018, describing the alarming trend as a speeding freight train. in response to tuesday's report, may boeve of 350.org said -- "there are consequences to government inaction. without taking critical measures to cut fossil-fuel emissions much more drastically, we are locking ourselves into the devastating consequences of climate change, including rising sea levels, more severe hurricanes and storms, wildfires, and more. with a new congress in session, we demand they heed these warnings and step up to act at the scale of the crisis." deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is expected to leave his position as soon as the new attorney general is confirmed, this according to emerging reports. last month, trump nominated former attorney general for george h.w. bush, william barr, for the position. barr is

laughter ] [ applause ] then he tweeted, "not paying tsa agents may be controversial, but what do i lare." [ laughter and ae ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: true.na and y he tweeted, "i know that i hired you for my legal duties, but please, for the love of god, sp talking rudy." [ cheers and applause ] just stop talking. hey, get this, trump's former mowyer michael cohen is delaying his tes in congress, because he says he's been threatened by trump, which could actually be witness tampering. so now, trump's being investigated for collusion, obstruction, and witness tar ering, or as robert muel put it, i got bingo. bingo, i got it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: i have crime bingo. some more news here. it just came out that trump posts a lot of photos online that may have been altered to make him look thinner. [ laughter ] trump denied the claims, but did admit to doing way too much duck face. and i -- yeah -- [ laughter ] that's right, photos on trump's instagram and twitter accounts are sometimes editedke him look thinner, and to make his hands look larger. [ l

tlaughter ] even though the lare was mean to me." [ laughter ] "all right, you know what, that's great to go." giuliani then insisted he knew the buzzfeed story was false immediately, and in the process, he once again revealed something he shouldn't have. here's the exchange. "i can tell you from the moment i read the story, i knew the story was false. because? because i have been through all the tapes." wait. h what tape you gone through? [ laughter ] "i shouldn't have said tapes." [ laughter ] so there were no tapes you listened to, though? neo tapes. well, i have listo tapes. [ laughter ] but none of th concern this." [ applause ] jesus -- rudy is like that guy you play pokewith who keeps turning h cards around and going, "is this something?"er [ laug he just keeps rambling. it doesn't matter what you ask him. waiting all this time for mueller to tell us what went down when all we needed to do was point a camera at rudy and ask him what he had for dinner. "i went to a spanish restaurant and had tapas, but i thought the waiter said, 'tapes.' and then they said, 'no, it's tapas.' and

members of newshour's student s reporting lare the stories they hope to cover in 2019.or and auohn grisham discusses his latest novel, "the reckoning." it was declarea public health emergency in 2017, and received new funding as part of an october law. but the nation's opioid crisis remains a slow-moving disaer, responsible for some 40,000 overdose deaths in america last year. as william brangham reports, this year could see the culmination of a flood of lawsuits, all seeking accountability for the epidemic, and trying to secure more money to treat its victims. ere are dozens and dozens of lawsuits right now accusing opioid manufacturers, distributors and retailers of failing to do enough to stop the flow of these drugs ito u.s. communities. these lawsuits, which are largely brought by states and cities impacted by the crisis, allege that many of these actore could one more and acted sooner to stop the addiction and deaths of so man americans. barry meyer covered this epidemic for 17 years for ewe "n york times." he wrote a boo pk aterdue pharma, the company behind the billion-dollarpioid

. >> lare are a trurp thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. thank you.ll right let's take a look at the futures for you. all pointing higher lots of good news to talk about today employeeout jobs number talking with china next week all good. like the dow is going to be up close to 300 points when we open up in just 11 minutes from now. by the way, president trump fda might be getting ready to green light a plan that would allow you to get some prescriptions through an app. no doctor visitor needed. how about that? what does dr. marc siegel l say about that? he's coming up, right after this. all right quick look at the futures for you we've gone up from 270 up over 300 point now that's at least what is indicating in ten minutes now s&p and nasdaq pointing about to a gain of one and a half percent. all right now on to this huge deal in big farmer bristol myers set to buy gene come in dark marc siegel joining us from las vegas are you having a good time out there? always a good time right? is this a good move by bristol myers a good year. >> both companies