free millie. i can see a movie now. not willie. all right. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the deadly standoff inside a bank. gunfire erupting. images coming in at this hour. at least five people killed. the video of officers storming in. an armored police vehicle smashing through the doors. >>> the state of the union standoff. tonight, president trump telling nancy pelosi he plans to deliver his state of the union from the capitol tuesday night, waiting to see how she would react. tonight, the reaction from the speaker right here. >>> the urgent plea for help in the search for this 3-year-old boy who vanished from his grandmother's yard. >>> the woman held captive in boston. the suspect crying in court today. authorities say the victim was able to get back her cell phone to call for help. >>> the major storm across 20 states tonight. heavy snow, ice and rain, all the way east.

my nose >>> let's talk about parker and millie.lationship. >> which one's which? >> millie is the husky. she is seven years old. she's part of the duo. this video is strictly millie cozying up to parker. >>> babies have so many. >> oh. you want to cuddle? little guy, you're cute. >> she's so gentle, too. around the little baby. >> mom says millie was super high energy until she had puppies of her own. >> yeah, children, they tire you out. they'll be best friends forever. [ laughter ] >>> take it easy, everyone. catch us next time on an all-new >>> tonight, breaking news involving pts trump and the shutdown. just moments ago, the president signaling he might be willing to reopen the zbosmt for three weeks. what does he want in return. all of it with 800,000 american workers miss another paycheck. faces, families across the country. some forced to ration medicine. >>> the deadly hostage stand off. the man with a bullet proof vest carrying a handgun. >>> the race to find a missing 3-year-old boy. >> why search teams are facing a major

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but-- millie amazingly fought through the illness and is now up for adoption. officials say she has impaired sight and needs a home without kids and is relatively quiet. you can visit her at the humane society in burlingame. lawrence karnow: a series of strong storms are now headed toward the bay area and will impact the weekend. today we had plenty of sunshine with just a few clouds but the winds started picking up late in the day. its quiet on doppler radar now but the rain will be heavy at times late tonight and into tomorrow morning. also, gusty winds could bring trees down and make for difficult driving. another storm will arrive during the day on sunday with gusty winds and heavy rain. showers will continue into monday. a third storm will arrive tuesday evening with showers into wednesday. (vicki) back to our top story tonight... the government has been partially shut down for two weeks. and it seems there is no end in sight. (grant) president trump is now saying it could last months--- and even a year. joining us now is tom del beccaro-- author of the di

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milli, good morning. >> caller: good morning. you know, i don't know if your guests are aware, but there was a mini ice age in europe during medieval times. and i would like to know, what brought the end to that mini ice age? obviously, they did not have the technology that we did now. so was it from their peat fires? what was it? >> is that something you can address? >> yeah. it's a little bit -- i don't want to go too deep into it, but what i think it's useful to say is that earth's history as reconstructed by scientists who have researched this through glacierology, geology, all sorts of other clues they've gotten to the history of the earth, have -- you know, it's obvious that earth has gone through numerous warmings and coolings over the last several million years. the little ice age is one tiny example. there were much more significant increases and drops in temperature that have occurred, for instance, 11,000 years ago. there was a great warming trend in the arctic regions. but i think what's crucial to say now is we're un

. >> millie was trapped in a storm drain for nearly three days. fire department and city crews but they couldn't help. someone reached out to youtube star marlene mccohen who is a parity expert. she gathered volunteers and used remote control vehicles and other things to free millie. >> lots of brainstorming and lots of innovation. lots of how does the parrot think. that's where i came in. it was a bunch of innovators coming together to see what we could do. >> it took three days to coax her out safely. >> it's so great. but the youtube star holding the camera while she's hugging the person is the most 2019 thing that's ever happened. >> that's her job, right? > okay. we have some heartbreak before valentine's day. sweethearts, conversation hearts, candies will not be produced this year. >> if you like the taste of chalk in your mouth, then this is going to be a real disappointment. sweethearts original producers went out of business last year. another candy company bought it in september. they didn't have time to produce sweethearts for this vale

. >> let's go millie who's calling from asheville, north carolina. millie, good morning. >> caller: good morning, i do not if your guest is aware, but there was a mini ice age in europe during medieval times. i would like to know what brought the end to that mini-ice age. obviously, they did not have the technology that we have now, so what was it? >> is that something you can address? >> yeah, it's a little bit -- i don't want to go too deep into it. but what's useful to say the earth's history, as reconstructed by scientists for research, glaciology, geology, all the clues they have got into the history of the earth. it's obvious that earth has gone through numerous warnings and coolings through the last several million years. there were much more significant increases and drops in temperatures that have occurred, for instance, 11,000 years ago, there was a great warming trend in the arctic regions. but i think what it is crucial to say now is, we're undergoing a period of extraordinary warming due to industrial emissions. and this is sort of a cha

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. >>> millie was trapped in a storm drain for nearly three days.he her owners contacted the fire department and city crews. they couldn't help. someone reached out to marlene mccohen who happens to be a parrot expert. she gathered a group of volunteers and gathered remote control vehicles to free millie. >> lots of brainstorming. lots of innovation. lots of how does the parrot think like you know, that's mostly where i came in. it was really a bunch of innovators coming together to see what we could do. >>> it took three days to reach millie and coax her out safely. >>> i was distracted watching it. she had the camera out here. >> i could see her hug and also for the camera. >> got to get it on her youtube page. heartbreak before volume tiens day. hearts candies will not be produced. >> another candy company bought it in september. they say they didn't have time to produce sweethearts for this valentine's day. but they'll be back next year. >> that chalky after taste, you have to wait for it. >> hundreds of people losing their jobs at apple. the re

. >> millie was trapped in a storm drain in los angeles for nearly three days.wner contacted the fire department and city crews. they couldn't help. reached out to youtube star marlene mccohen who is a parrot expert. they used cameras, pvc piping and remote control vehicles to free millie. >> lots of brainstorming. lots of innovation, lots of how does parrot think. that's mostly where i came in. it was a bunch of innovators coming together to see what we could do. >> it took three days to reach millie and what'with coverage havinthroughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds from america's best internet provider to stream on all your devices. plus, with xfinity mobile included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save hundreds of dollars a year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how you can get xfinity mobile included so all you pay for is data. switch today. >>> 6:58 is the time. heading out the door, here are seve

there were a few glitches over the three nights millie being spooked. now, she is safe and sound. >> and now she is free as a bird. >> fly away. >> oh, good for millie. happy for millie. >> uh-huh. >>> coming up, are you having trouble with work and life balance? >> no. >> no? there just is no life. if yes, you are not alone. more than 1 in 3 workers say they are. >> and it's leading to a burnout. how to beat it up next on "world news now." burnout. how to beat it up next on "world news now." connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. test. test. >> how you doing over there? >> yeah, we were just trying to catch a cat nap in that break. any little second where you can just close your eyes. >> it's all about balance, you see. if you can't figure out why some small straightforward tasks feel im

her name is millie. not the little mouse there. there's millie. wait, where's the kitty?atching how playful she is today might be marred to believe that she spent more than a week fighting for her life. rescuers believe she was the victim of second-hand poisoning. so possibly from ingesting a rodent that still had rat poison or another compound in its system. since there was no antidote, vets treated her with anti-seizure medications and slowly millie began regaining her health to the point she is ready to go to a loving home. >> she's very sweet. she loves to sit in people's lapse. she even gives little kisses and makes muffins and, you know, but she needs to absolutely be indoor-only because of her partial blindness. this isn't a cat that can protect herself if she's let outside. so we will only adopt to people who are committed to keeping her indoors. >> she is sweet. and they do say that she would do best in a quieter home. if you're interested, contact the peninsula humane society in burlingame. >> i imagine people will be calling very quickly. >> a sweetie. >>> if y

they're cool trendsetters like millie kayla she'll always be nineteen and just playing with her image. the fans on her photo platform don't care if she's real or not. i follow through a little while ago because i just thought the way she just was cool in the idea of like faking to be a robot but supposedly it's a real i don't know. more than one point five million people are following her account she recommends files that she's never worn then one day make a love made an announcement that she wasn't real or creators maintain her account had been hacked to reveal she was a fake but marketing expert ted dani says that didn't tarnish her success she started to display qualities that humans have and you know that people tend to like a lot of this machine learning as well going on there so they're able to see what types of behavior. people are drawn to. another example is the enemy singer hot soon amy cool of japan she's been giving live concerts for years fans will show out as much as one hundred thirty euros for a ticket. to a dancer and a singer are used to give canadian cyber star maya

en san juan, puerto rico, millie mendes univisiÓn. >> mientras el gobierno continÚa parcialmente cerradoun programa-- >> el gobierno de canadÁ confirmÓ que recibirÁ en el paÍs a 1 millÓn de inmigrantes en los prÓximos tres aÑos. esta polÍtica de migraciÓn era la oportunidad de tener su residencia permanente a cientos de miles de personas. >> estÁn los trabajadores calificados y los poco calificados. hay programas de humanitarios, de familias y de refugio. >> esto contrasta con el discurso de la administraciÓn trump y estados unidos el cual consiste la construcciÓn de un muro en la frontera con mÉxico ha alegado la frontera nacional. el objetivo del gobiernoes de acoger al recinto cinco tamil inmigrantes en el 2019 de los cuales 176,000 serÁn por programas de trabajo oma 89,000 por reunificaciÓn familiar y 56,500 refugiado. para 2020 se esperan 360,000 migrantes y para el 2021 otras -- 370,000. llegÓ a canadÁ hace cinco aÑos, se casÓ con un canadiense y hoy vive en este paÍs. >> casi inmediatamente conseguir trabajo, la gentemismo que no hablaba muy bien francÉs como me esforzaba me daban

she appeared in films and in 1967 she was nominated for her role in thoroughly modern milly. carroll channing died in her home near palm springs. she was a very vibrant 9 7 years old. >>> a suspect talking about how he abducted jamie closs from her home. anchts new form of birth control that is easier the pill or iud, when it could be prescribed. >>> and california live. >> on california live it's time to get naked. >> that's right. we'll show you a 3d mirror to show you what is and isn't working for your body. >>> they are all about beer and he'll find you something even if you don't like beer. >> grab a glass it's all happening on california live. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resi who reives snap or ssi benefitst ata disco. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. home invasion. it happened near t

para millie delgado.es inundadas, autos atrapados en lodo y una serie de accidentes automovilÍsticos. en el sur centro de los Ángeles, entre las calles san pedro y martin luther king, un motociclista se chocÓ contra un peatÓn y ambos resultaron heridos. >>el aceite en la carretera hace que los carros se deslizan. no sÓlo las accidentes estuvieron a la orden del dÍa, los fuertes vientos ocasionaron el corte de suministro en varias localidades. los expertos advierten estar preparados y de haber Órdenes de evacuación, es vital cumplirlas. en malibÚ, mÚltiples vehÍculos se quedaron atrapados en el barro y s obligÓ el cierre de calles unto las montaÑas de santa mÓnica, esta noche permanecerÁn bajo la advertencia . >>hoy a las 4:00 de la maÑana se desatÓ un incendio en un parque de casas mÓviles en vallejo, el siniestro desplazÓ a nueve personas incluyendo seis niÑos. los bomberos quieren controlar el fuego en la cuadra 100, la proximidad de los trÁileres aumentaba el peligro de que se extiendan las llamas. nad

multiple speakers ] milli to tax the never taxed wealth that exists in our country and is transferredu are not going to truly remedy the lack of progressivity and not only income, but wealth inequality. >> a quick question. critics say if you do that this, people will live in other countries. pafb. >> listen. everything has its limit and we should be sensible. if you live in new york or california right now and you make $5 million, you have a marginal rate of 50%. a lot of the greatest innovation and start ups and productivity is happening. the idea that you couldn't add some additional marginal rate for people over aoc proposed $10 million, what the exact amount is in the marginal rate, you would have to look at the combined effect of state and payroll taxes to make sure it didn't go too excessive. the basic principal that is she laid out that you could have a higher millionaire sur tax as a higher rate on the most well off without leading people to leave our country, give up all the benefits of being an american citizen, i think it's unobjectionable. >> good to talk to you as always

en estados unidos, en varios estados del paÍ ramÓn: la productos se vendÍan en temas como walmart, millieiÓn que uno consume. >> de acuerdo con el doctor la listeria es una infecciÓn ariana que puede tener consecuencias graves. >> puede causar un aborto espontÁneo. y que el niÑo nazca muerto.a bacteria, los sÍntomas son diversos y puedenÁ como niÑos y person >> nÁuseas, vÓmitos, diarrea, escalofrÍos, dolor de cabeza, y sÍntomas parecidos a la gripe. pero a veces invade la sangre puede causar problemas serios como meningitis, infecciÓn de los ojos, infecciÓn a corazón. >> la preocupaciÓn radica en que miles de cajas de fruta fran distribuidas . entre ellas duraznos, y ciruelas. esta alerta se emitido para 18 estados del paÍs. incluyendo california. supermercados dicen estar atendiendo-- al pendiente sobre los posibles brotes harÁ que sus clientes no se vean afectados. >> nos mandan un fax de parte de la compaÑÍa, que nos manda el producto, y hacemos lo mÁs rÁpido posible de quitar todo hasta que nos manden una orden para volverla a poner. ramÓn: ante mÁs de 20,000 personas la senadoralanzÓ

host: let's go to millie, who was calling from asheville, north carolina. millie, good morning. caller: good morning. i do not know if your guest is aware, but there was a mini. ice age in europe in medieval times. i would like to know what brought the end to that mini ice age. obviously they did not have the technology that we have now, so what was it? guest: it is a little bit -- i do not want to go too deep into it, but it is useful to say the earth's history, as the constructed by scientists for research, glaciology, geology, all the clues they have got into the history of the earth, it pos its that earth has gone through numerous warnings and cooling's through the last several million years. there were much more significant increases and drops in temperatures that have occurred, for instance, 11,000 years ago, there was a great warming trend in the arctic regions. i think what is crucial to say now is we're undergoing a period of extraordinary warming due to industrial emissions. this is sort of a change unlike any that has gone before. so we have now entered a new climate

>> you and millie bobby brown are the youngest executive producers. did you know that? >> i didn't. that. oh, wow. what an honor. >> there's your teacher. >> are you feeling what i'm feeling? >> no. i'm not feeling that at all. >> and "this is us" star, justin heartily is the hot teacher. >> i told you not to call me that. >> it was so much fun on that set. i can't wait for y'all to see this movie. "little" hits theaters february 12th. >>> one of the most iconic tv theme songs of all-time, and wrap your head around this. next tuesday actually marks the show's 4year anniversary. hard to believe, right? >> yeah. we're looking back at our time with the cast. it's our friday flasack. ♪ these days are ours >> it's 45 years since "happy days" debuted this year. >> unbelievable. >> can you believe is that? >> where's my walker? >> i was 27 when i got the fonz. >> my office. >> i left film school to come and be in "happy days" and work with terry marshall. >> it's a wonderful family. >> i will never have an acting partner like ron howard again in my life. >> henry winkler behind the scenes

. >> great writing and twisted drama makes "you" super bingeworthy, and millie bob by brown got heat>> i'm obsessed with it. i'm binge watching it. >> creepy stalking and killing is not okay. one tweet said, kidnap me, please. penn replied, no thanks. another one, you're gorgeous. i can see past that crazy. he said, but you're supposed to see past my face to the crazy. it's the other way. >> i wake up to find i have a million followers. i don't know what to say because all it took was for me to start murdering people. y'all. get out of here. >> he believes true love exists. >> hot doc therapist john stamos is another reason to binge. he shows up in episode seven, and you could figure out whatnot to do on social media. >> he posted this hours after our encounters. the next thing our friend the internet gave me was your address. >> i'm cautious about what i put out there, how much i put out there, and it's security and safety reasons too. i have been at a place where i was, like, how did you know i was here? we know the carpet of the flooring of that hotel. i was, like, okay. note to s

>>>ecompanies home more than half a milli incash. u.s. firms held about 3 trillion in jurisdictions thatro range ireland to switzerland but recent data shows the pace of dollar repatriatatioion is now slowing. >> this year the industry witnessed a number of medical breakthroughs, including treatments for hemophilia, the inherited bleeding disorder. our latest installment of "modernmedicine." >> living his whole life with bleedinga, inherited disorder that causes severe joint damage. >> my left knee wouldn't hold my weight anymore. i've had b that andh hips replaced. >> early treatment with bloodwe left him with hiv. >> finding a vein d andng this as part of your routine a couple of times a week. >> something potentially life changing, clinical trial for gene therapy for hemophiliac, a e to makcopy of the g up for the one that causes the gene disorder. fix the problem with just one treatment. gene therapies are in spark therapists and drug giant pfizer. niversity of e michigan and says his goal is to help more than just himself. >> this is

>>early 1 milli workers now face the reality of making mortgage payments or paying rent and utilities without that paycheck. for workers, includi machinists, treasury employees anden workers that hav worked since before christmas, some of them protested. theyathered around the afl-cio headquarters and then went to the white house. paycheck,lying cry, no no peace. >> i feel like a bum. today makes two weeks since the last time that i worked. it's only so muchou can do. i'm literally unemployed. >> we're trying to cut back on expenses. just trying to make it through. >> along with frustration, man in t crowd expressed hopelessness. they don't see many signs that tpublicans and democrats can find common grouend the shutdown. >>> to help the thousands of itrloughed workers in our area, the c area food bank is having five free pop-up markets. without paychecks, sub boa s cu getting >> it's a tough january for many families in our communit the budgets are stretched tight. with a missing paycheck or o, it makes it harder to make ends meet. and often what we're seeing food is that part of the

we've got to plate so millie good cricket, —— we got to play some really good cricket, not only in itll over the last couple of yea rs played well over the last couple of years but that doesn't win the world cup. australia will be strong as ever. they've had a not so good world months but they will be strong. we've got to play good cricket. we have a slight advantage but also expectation on our shoulders, which hopefully we can deal with well. as long as we played cricket we've played for the last couple of we have a good chance. you're going to the caribbean in just over a week. yes, the 11th we fly out. how important is it that the test team build on a good performance there? lee mentioned, the win in sri lanka was big for us, winning in those conditions was fantastic. now going to the caribbean will be a different test. we've played some good stuff over the last six months with the test tea m the last six months with the test team so hopefully that can continue and joe team so hopefully that can continue andjoe can team so hopefully that can continue and joe can continue to take th

as hans nicks reports it will affect millis of people. > reporter: for families that rely on federal help for food, e shut down could leave them table. empty >> it's going to affect me because then i won't be able to come in here and buy my groceries. >> reporter: absent a deal between trump and congress, federal funds for food could run out next month s affectinge of the 38 million americans who rely on the program for basic needs. >> a lot of people are one paycheck of being inua a siton of needing food assistance. it's really a challenge for us to get people to realize how broad an issue it is. >> reporter: the department of agriculture has only guaranteed that eligible households williv re monthly supplemental nutritional assistance programo benefits january but made no promises for february. a west analysis saysro theam has only $3 billion in are which would cover just 64% of february's obligations. >> if the shutdown continues, then you will literally have millions of people that will not beble to afford food. and i think this is just absolutely unconscionable. >> it's possible

( laughter ) >> trevor: the bald headed girl, millie bobby brown?ognizes one bobby brown at a time. ( laughter ) >> trevor: why are these allegations increasing his music's popularity? >> i don't know, but i tell you what isn't helping, the news. every time they report on his crimes, they do it like this. >> despite several previous allegations of abuse of behavior, robert kelly or as the world knows him r. kelly has bounced back repeatedly but one accuser tell us she believes things this time may be different. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: you can't talk about r. kelly's supposed crimes then play ignition! that song is irresistible! you're sitting there watching the news all angry, how could this monster prey on these innocent -- oh, my god! that's my jam! ( humming song ) ( applause ) you can't do that. stop playing his music and just tell us what he did. just say what he did. can you imagine how hard it would have been to stay mad at bill cosby if every time they reported on his crimes they did stuff like this? >> breaking tonight tv icon bill cosby now a con

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rajini:re if theyatching the show, i will be happy to be one of thoai new millis.,ht world war i bro many social changes. among them the introduction of jazz to europe. thanks to the harlem hellfighters, the french were introduced to the new sound. he mark the anniversary of war's d, musical tributes raising awareness of the troop their leader, james rse europe . jane o'brien has the story. ♪ jane: when america entered world war i, the 369th black infantry regiment was sent to france. better known as the harlem hellfighters, they were musicians, and when they set foot on the continent, jazz came with them. ♪ >> when the french audience hears them for the first time, they are like, what is this music, how does this sound like this? can i see your instrument? you must be doing something tricky with it to make it sound this way. ♪ jane: 100 years later, the sound of the hellfighters is beinguc repr by young musicians from historically black colleges. this performance at the kennedy center is part of an effort tone rekindle aware of the legacy, and in particular their

millie, how much arehese sunglasses? >> normally a lot. but i like you. >> there are smart carts that scan groceries as youond technology that adds up your items as you shop so you can walk without a cash year and analytics. they're gathering dwrat about shopping patterns to feedback to the tailer. plus, robots and drones to make filling orders, stocking shelves andng gat inventory information easier. but it's cutng edge as all the artilicial intelnce and machine learning technology is, ceos of the country's biggest retailers say traditional stores remain >> they function as service centers. they're fulfillment hubs and incredible showrms for inspiration. digital this seaso our business outperformed the industry by over 50%. and that's largely because three llt of every four digital orders was ful by a store. >> the stores are wonderful asset for us. and thas from a customer standpoint. you know, a lot of the stuff we sell, you need to touch, feel, be able to ask question, see h everything works together. asset for the vendors, they get to

. >> it is the open invitation that went out to the 23.3 milli 23.3 million people that follow steph curry on instagram. >> ooh, steph, he done started a little fire. he's stirring this pot with that cute little insta message. >> the warriors point guard is hosting a free party at oakland's fox theater on friday saying he wants to celebrate hi mr. fab will be performing. >> pop-up store in downtown oakland, free tickets to the event. >> fans from antioch to modesto stood outside this pop-up store in downtown oakland on wednesday only to find out that the store was closed and employees were not giving out tickets. >> people are paying for parking to get here. they're coming from miles away. they brung their kids and family here. it's very disappointing. >> the chatter got to curry. the basketball star now says fans can stop by his oakland pop-up store tomorrow from noon to seven to pick up the free tickets. the basketball star tweeted, fans do not have to buy anything to receive free tickets. >> reporter: steph curry fans listen up. we just got a new update from under armour. a spokes

general market millie, thank you, mark. congratulations, very important to offer congratulations. general joseph and general james the condo. thank you everybody. thank you. before presenting the results of our missile-defense review i want to take a moment to express my deepest condolences to the families of the brave american heroes who lay down their lives yesterday in selfless to our nation. these are great people, great, great people. we will never forget their noble and immortal sacrifice. this morning i also would like to briefly address another matter of critical national security, the humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. without a strong border america's defenseless, vulnerable and unprotected and i want to thank the military for helping us out during a big caravan. but now you have more caravans forming and they are on their way out. thousands and thousands of people. we don't know where they are from, who they are, nothing. we need strong orders. we need strong barriers and walls. nothing else will work. everyone knows it, everybody is saying it now

. ♪ i'm a jazz baby and other roles like the oscar-nominated one in "fairly modern milly" and was theer for the super bowl halftime show. it was "hello dolly" that made her carol channing. ♪ hello dolly first playing the matchmaker dolly levi in 1964, channing never missed a performance, even while dealing with ovarian cancer. >> i kept doing the shows for selfish reasons. you don't know why you're out there. you feel nothing. you feel no pain. >> reporter: born in 1921 in seattle, the daughter of a newspaper editor, channing knew by 7 she wanted to star on stage. and while she'd know some disappointment -- ♪ like when barbra streisand played dolly in the movies -- >> i was coming from london to new york on the plane when they showed "hello dolly." so i got kind of air sick. ♪ >> reporter: channing lived her childhood dream. 55 years ago she made her broadway debut as dolly. ♪ more than half a century later, she still has plenty of fans mourning that this dolly has sadly and finally gone away at 97. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," mo rocca tells u

. >>> t-mobile said it added about 1 milli net newhone subscribers in the fourth quarter, easily exceeding w estimates, whie about 850,000. the company cites competitive wireless plans and trade- offers. this follows verizon's strong quarterlyubscriber numbers we told you about yesterday. the shares were down a tic to $67.72. >>> after the bell, bed bath and beyond beat earnings expectations by a penny. 'shead of schedule on stemming declines in itser ing profit. it expects 2019's earnings similarity t2018 and analysts were expecting worse. the stock initially rose in the afours and also ended the regular day up 4% to $12.26. >>> also out after the home, kb home topped profit estimates even as total revenue fell in the quarte the home builder also gave a rosy outlook for the year, saying it expects to build more homes this year than initially planned. investory liked what t heard and sent the shares initially higher in the after hours. shareshelso fin the regular day up 4% to $21.98. >>> certainly the southern border is the talk of and wall street and main street these days. at the busiest