we've fallen to 16 at natnal airport, far and away the cldest morning of the winter so far. foparison, this is early on. last year, theirst week of january, lows below this, five of theirst seven days. it hasn't been cold, just not th particular winter. winter advisories for the remainder of the morning.wi chills below zero now and will stay near zero all right now, most of the area between that minus 5 and minus 10range. minus 6 in martinsburg, minus 7 in gaithersburg. alm 4 above for the ndchill in fredericksburg. air temperatures in the teens. 18 in annapolis. 16 in fredericksburg,in vi. your planner for today, oh, so cold, all day long. the sun will be shining. that will not aid too much. afternoo highs will be lucky if degrees.bove 20 the big storm that broht us this mess is moving through the mes.dian mari good riddance to it. we will be left with sunny and dry weather today, tonight and tomorrow. here's your outlook. cold day. the sunshine back up to the freezing mark. temperatures rise tuesday night into wilnesday. andbe near 50 degrees. another shot of cold later in

4,00atnal weather service employees and 13,00 fbi agents with 5,000 fbi agents on if you recallo, natnal security is at risk and jimmy cisco isn't getting paid but says he doesn't care. >> because i stand behind my president and believe what he's doing is right. i believe we need the border wall. >> while in utah an irs worker with thr kids has a tough choice. >> are you going to pay for medication? or are you going to pay for laundry detergent. >> nbc news, washington. >> as anger over the shut down continues, president trump shifted the focus from federal worker to undocumented immigrants while making his case for the wall. questions are raised whether the steel slats wl get the job done. >> for president trump a show and tell to create urgency to geter the border bar built. >> they need a barrier, they need a wall, if you don't have it it's t going be nothing but hard work and grueling problems, and bit way, and death, and death, a lot of death. >> praising those on the front lines. >> they have done a fantastic job. never so many apprehensions ever in our history. >> in factationwide

forcing california's joshua tree natnal ♪ >>> the partial government shutdown is forcing california'stree national park to temporarily close starting tomorrow morning. the park had stayed open to visitors even though its staff was furloughed. the national parks service says the closure is needed to address damage to the park's famous trees and sanitation problems that have occurred during the shutdown. no word on when it will reopen. >>> ex-felons in florida are registering to vote, and the latest on a nursing facility investigation. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the arizona republic" reports phoenix police served a search warrant to get the dna from all male employees at a health facility where a patient in a vegetative state gave birth. the 29-year-old patient delivered a healthy baby on december 29th at hacienda health care. she's been in a vegetative state for more than ten years after nearly drowning.emoyees. the attorney representing the patient's family says the family is outraged and traumatized. >>> sky news reports the british military is helpi

tractor trail every on display at the natnal mall is making a big difference in the fight against humanrafficking. >> it's a a one of kind mobile museum sponsored by taickers agnst traffickers. more than 600,000 truck drivers have been trained in how to recognize human trafficking and in the last ten years, drivers have helped save 1,100 victims. it's something the driver of this big rig says hed wis he would have known about years ago. >> back several years ago with a different company i was at a truck stop and had a young girl knock on my door, probably 16 years old, asking me if i wanted to date. and i jusra wasn'ted properly on what to look for or, you know, who to call or anything like that. >> t truck will be in atlanta for the super bowl. cities hosting major sporting events usually see an up tick in prostitution operation which is are heavily linked to human trafficking. d.c.'s attorney general says police investigate more than 100 cases of human trafficking every year. >>> it's about to cost mor money to watch hit netflix shows such as "stranr things." they are raising their su

many are asking whether he'll declare a natnal emergency? >>> and it may not be cold or windy today but it sure will bec for the nexple of days around here. i'll give you a complete check of the storm team 4 forecast coming up. >>> newsid 4y starts now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to news 4 midday. we wanteg to with breaking news in maryland where sunrise led to a disturbg discovery. a man's body found in a backyard. chopper 4 up over the scene eaier andhere are a still a lot of questions about how he died. news 4's meghan fitzgerald is live there with what w know at this point. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. what we know is the call came in around 7:15 this morning for a hat was discovered in someone's backyard. as you take ad look behe here, police have arrived on scene andhis area on lundy drive have turned into a crime scene. police are taping i off while they investigate. they are focusing on the backyard of that yellow home where you can see homicide detectives gatherede front. police ackyard is where tell us

security, but the wo "border" did not come up at all in the opening statement by the director of natnal intelligence, dan coates, and nobody repeated the president's language that the border ses a make threat to the united states. >> woodruff: fascinating. nick schifrin, thank you. >> thank you. f: >> woodrhe british parliament debated a number of proposaltoday on how to oceed with regard to leaving the european union. in the end, they voted to authorize the ime minister to go back to the european union to try to get a betr deal. special correspondent ryan chilcote is in london, and hasr port. >> reporter: ather raucous brexit debate in the british parliament. this time, up r consideration: two competing paths for the united kingdom's withdrawal from e european union. it came exactly two months before britain has to leave the e.u., and two weeks after prime minister theresa may's plan suffered the worst parliamentary defeat in british history.th sinc, members from all sides have been offering ideas. today, they voted on more than a half a dozen proposals. >> i believe that we are in rea

. >> he made -- the slug came up for one he made me tell, which was "natnal rosa parks day" came up.ithout having read it.d family said they were all -- like, lost their breath. [ laughter ]ey and ere like, "we're watching our son's end right now." >> do you remember the joke? d >> no,'t. >> seth: that's for the best. james mcavoy this beek. he shoulantastic. >> oh my god, yeah. he's great. he already plays 12 different characters in "split." >> seth: yeah.al that's bas the whole episode. >> there we go. we're good. we'll just do each of those. he's great. heas on your show. >> seth: he's incredibly charming. a great actor. so i'm really looking forward to that.s gentlemen, iways so great to have you here. warm up. we got you a space heater back in your dressing room. [ light laught ] colin jost and michael che everybody. snl is back next week with james mcavoy and musical guest meekill. we'll be right back with andrea savage. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ those arms, they'll be jelly tomorrow. it'll hurt to sit. and laugh. 'cause that workout, is working. feed it, with special k with

that includes all of th smithsonian museums and the national zoo.io the natnal park service says alleir sites will have normal operations as well. >> federal employees affected by the shutdown c still get a hot meal as they return to work. a celebrity chef jose andres is keeping the emergency kitchen open to field people who may still need it. we saw smaller crowds yesterday at the world central kitchen on pennsylvania avenue. during the shutdown they served of beten 7,000 to 10,000 meals every day. >> i'mery grateful to people from the private sector and outsidehe government w already to help people affected by this. the 800,000 employees in the government who are affected by this shutdownse bece did nothing to incur the pain that we even dude by the government being shutdown. >> 2,07,000 to 10,000 every day incredible. and they will remain open until friday. >> good news. if you use the d.c. circulator, starting tomorrow owl ri ts will be freough the end of friday as part of the mayor's campaign to maker it's for residents to get around the district. the circulator has six routes t