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on. documents from the strain of government showed that a top minister tried to stop hundreds of refugees from starting a new and permanent life in the country the papers revealed that in two thousand and thirteen the band immigration minister scott morrison asked the country's national security agency to delay checks on seven hundred asylum seekers this is because he wanted them to miss the deadline for a permanent protection visa that would then only permit them to stay in the country for three years. lava and molten rock a spear and from the mayon volcano in the philippines more than eighty thousand villages from the surrounding area have been forced to hide in schools turned into emergency shelters for p a thought a save villages in the danger zone should be turned into a permanent no man's land to avoid future evacuations al-jazeera world is coming up next. the eastern mediterranean off the coast of southern lebanon very close to the border with israel. here the sea and the land are

trade than what is good on muslim ban on so on so forth. but when it came to israel palestine there was no war there was an alliance in fact if anything we could say that the trump white house was divided to two camps one camp was jewish zionist supporter of israel the other camp was none jewish zionist supporter of israel so really what you see from the from mr a should is a total synergy between the various parts that while they're fighting on other fronts but when it comes to israel there are ardent supporter of israel and hence that all explains the position on juice of them and from taking a position that is quite close to israel and basically the palestinians my massada thank you for giving us that analysis from london you can send in any comments or questions you have too much on twitter he's a well we have more news out of israel and the government has just published a list of international organizations that are now banned from the country and are suppose our social media producer tell us about that andrew well there's members of a

and we've been getting a lot of comments on president comes decision on guantanamo one here from is a ban on facebook who says i never understood the real reason for want on a most existence me in cuba if they want to keep the prisoners why don't they keep them on u.s. soil in a very good question is about thank you for another comment here from a ralf on facebook who says obama kept it open after making an election promise to close it and we've talked about that and you could. people's comments coming by the way just connect with us on social media using the hash tag a.j. use great now on to other world news end to british lawyers are calling for sound eurabia to be suspended from the un human rights council after investigating the obvious or a detention of activists in saudi arabia though submit their report to the council in geneva it accuses the saudi government of targeting human rights activists and political dissidents who try to exercise their right to sleaze speech rodney dixon is one of the report's authors he hopes it will encourage countries to put pressure on saudi arabia

called the last one high dam it would be built on this stretch of river at a cost of some one billion u.s. dollars egypt was going to need help in the beginning britain and the united states went together and told big bank that's it and they were supporting him. however that support came with strings attached. egypt was expected to join the western camp. but nasa was his own man. in the cold war setting he was committed to a policy of nonaligned. policy that displeased the americans. on july nineteenth nine hundred fifty six john foster dulles the american secretary of state withdrew the offer to finance the us one high dam. nasa would not be intimidated one week later he hit back. with the. masses decision to nationalize the company that owned the strategic suez canal was a bombshell. the revenues paid by ships passing through the canal could help egypt finance the us one hide them. it was a trump card but it rattled the powers in europe and led to the suez crisis of nine hundred fifty six. last. britain france and israel conducted a joint attack on egypt to win back control of the c

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>> it depends on what's on the table what we move forward on. matters less is a 30 day, 20 by day, 20 day although we spent time on that but what matters more is ending the hostagetaking and moving forward. i got tens of thousands of delaware need [inaudible] and we got tens of thousands of families line on community health program and remember those hurricanes that tore through texas and puerto rico and florida? we haven't funded the release of those hurricanes. remember the opioid crisis? we have a long list of homework unfinished we need to address. chris: i want to pick up because you said we don't want the hostagetaking that is going on. that's exactly what democrats said back in 2013 when republicans shut down the government over obamacare. take a look. >> i call the legislative arsonist. they are there to burn down what we should be building up. >> someone goes into your house and take your wife and children hostage and then says let's negotiate over the price of your house. you could say were shutting down the government will not read th

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we can agree on some very fundamental and important things together on border security, on chain, on future of diversity visa, comprehensive though i worked on it for six months, with michael bennett and a number of, bob mendez, and schumer and mccain and jeff flake, and it took us six months to put it together. we don't have six months for the daca. >> so, you know, just again put an extraordinarily look at how politic political sausage is made s the fact cameras in there, consider that. but on the wall, just continuing our conversation, maria santana, i know you perked up when listening to the question about, well, back to the briefing, asked of sarah sanders does the president still think mexico is going to pay for the wall, her response is yes. >> you know, the president is really put himself between a rock and a wall, let's say rksz on this issue. because is he really going to sign something that's going to go back on one of his biggest campaign pronlists. who can forget tt chants build a wall, who is paying for it. mexico. now we know mexico isn't paying for it. and even if the

then later on. came to these as i told you he he exploded how can you imagine that this is possible for me to do these things don't you see at the first line this is a lie or propaganda it does not make roth turn around and turn his father to this day he condemns what his father did for a sypher if he condemns it but says to this day i still would not tell my father and i think rauf is also doing it for his mother i remember was a life we had a very close relationship with that and knew that if his father was caught on trial she would be in the middle of the male store. on february fifth one thousand nine hundred seventy nine mega con a bus to the coastal town of bear to yoga to join his friends the boss or it's on vacation. they often came here to cool off during the hot brazilian summers on february seventh one thousand nine hundred nine as he was swimming had a heart attack. and. mengele died without seeing his son or family again he was buried anonymously in great secret in the municipal cemeter

us to put a bill on the volt -- for an vote on it.hey were trying to secure a deal before midnight. they were unable to do so. so we find ourselves in a shutdown. the president up early and tweeting democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with at ourat military southern border. they could've easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need more republicans in 18 in order to power through this messed, he said. on the said that one-year anniversary of his presidency, the democrats wanted to give him a nice present. asking, these republicans only have 51 in the senate, and they need 60. win morehy we need to republicans in 2018 election. we can then be even tougher on crime and border and better to military and veterans. republicans were already down one vote, because senator john mccain, battling brain cancer, was absent. host: you saw the president putting the blame on democrats. plenty of polling on who will get the blame for the shutdown. here is one of those in today's "washing

luckily, no one was hurt.he investigation is on going while officials look for the second shooter. (vicki) music icon elton john says he is going on a massive, 300-date world tour ... and after that, he'll retire from touring altogether. (grant) the 70-year-old singer-songwriter made the announcement at a news conference earlier today. john says he wants to spend more time focused on his family. he's been touring since he was 17-years-old and has sold more than 300-million albums worldwide.(vicki) john is calling it his "farewell yellow brick road tour." he will stop in the bay area next january with shows in oakland and san jose. tickets go on sale next friday, february second. (grant) coming up next... an armed robbery caught on camera. but this crime has police shocked. details on how áyoung the thief is. (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... rain is falling in the bay area. we will have the timing and how long it's going to last... after the break. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: d

you know, no one wants to see the accidents on the side of the road, no one wants to experience goingo a crime scene on the road knowing your loved one has been hit by a car or sadly tragically killed. this is about bringing that number of 20 from 2017 down to zero. we don't want another death on our streets because of human error, because of anything that we can avoid. if we change our behavior, we change our roads and we do a better job here in the city and county of san francisco. >> my ask of the public, number one be aware of your surrounding, be aware of the law, be aware of the street signals and crosswalks and try to work within the laws designed to keep you safe. look at where we were and look at where we are. this vision will be a reality. >> we all have to remember that all of us, all of us every single day, no matter how you get to work, school, wherever you go, all of us are always pedestrians. this impacts all of us. >> school starts again on monday, so i hope as you are reporting today you will encourage people to slow down, to be mindful, to recognize that you're going

on him. if you see him, please call 911. >>> this time of year firefighters conduct a lot of rescues with people falling through the ice. in the last 24 hours at least two local fire departments have had to rescue people from cars that ended up on the ice. we spoke with montgomery county firefighters about what it takes to save a life on the ice. >> we throw things to you. then last-ditch effort we tether a rope to us and go out and get you ourselves. >> they see people skating on frozen bodies of water. firefighters recommend people stick to skating rinks because they are much safer. >>> please listen to first responders. they know what they're talking about. don't try to skate on this. chopper 4 flew over the potomac river. you can see it is frozen over. this is video from it's beautiful to look at. >> yes. >> not to be down there not trying to risk your life by getting on that ice. >> in loudoun county someone drove their car onto the potomac river. >> why? >> had to be rescued. >> i hope

l and i just condemned one of the homes, the second home on the right -- on your left, rather is nextese are the homes that sustained substantial damage before this fire. it broke out around 2:45 this morning and quickly spread to the second row house here on hazel avenue near 58th street in west philadelphia. smoke was billowing out of the original house when fire crews arrived on scene red paws was also called to the scene to assist with injured pets. they rescued two cats and one dog. it took about 30 minutes to get all of this under control. the good news is no one was injured in this fire. at this 58th street is now back opened and again two families are now being assisted by the american red cross. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. reporting live in west philadelphia, jeanette reyes, chacks news. -- channel6 "action news." matt. >> gunfire in beverly burlington county sent one person to the hospital. police cordoned off a home on the 200 block of warren street. the shooting happened at 1:00 this morning. witnesses say they saw a gold colored sedan fleeing the

one. the converts first goal of twenty eighteen how to raise their spirits. yet hardbacks premier goal wasn't picture perfect. cost h. was offsides but the equaliser came to anyway. because on their site. in the second top homburg holds firm. and the game statistics back up their good work they at red lights take one more tackles and were often even at state faster. the second to last game in the table are in deploying to against a team in a champions league spot. because most importantly we showed that we were well organized this day we made life hard for leipsic like to just leave much to lose if they play extremely well at home and we knocked them off their feet on this is a group of those it's the way i think all playing will improve with each successive if we spoke with. a box teacher might get pounced on the message no pain no gain nothing comes easily in football. and. i hope we have a good season. it's very everyone is pinning their hopes on back as hard as i can he get hauberk bac

on your average day, he is saying all kinds of stuff on twitter, on tv. talking about how much the media is unfair to them. now when we need him to make a deal, all he is talking about is blowing up the constitution. virginia,springfield, a federal worker. good morning. good morning. our you at work today? caller: i am on my way. host: argue a federal employee that is deemed necessary? caller: not really. it's just a procedural shutdown, to make sure everything is in place. : theyl concern is this are worried about funding the military. fund them. just pass a bill. a bill for funding of whatever federal agency is necessary and get it done. stop doing the crs, the continuing resolutions don't do anything except kick the can. if they are worried about federal workers getting the job done, then fund us. give us the money we need to get the job done. everything else is just politics, immigration, building the wall. that's what matters. host: the attorney general has washington times today. he writes in that op-ed. that is the attorney general in the washingto

reporter: two questions, one senator flake left some on capitol hill there is deal on immigration andk today. is there one and white house believe one it will support? >> there has not been a deal reached yet. however we still think we can get there. and we're very focused trying to make sure that happens. the president has been clear about what his priorities are in the process. we'll work with the members of the house and senate republicans and democrats, related to that. reporter: related to what contours of senator flake is talking about and with regard to the progress? >> i can't speak to specific of senator flake. we outlined what a deal would need to look like from our end. reporter: can you explain the value of demonstration from projects, 10 states asked for for those able-bodied who receive medicaid. critics say even as demonstration project it would fundamentally change medicaid owes or i rentation receive it, you qualify, you receive. >> ask cms new policy. they're announcing that to support states in effort to strengthen the medicaid program and getting americans engaged

we have the outline of the deal on caps and on healthcare, we have the outline of the deal on immigration, the toughest issue. we could have passed a short term on the funding so we can cross the t's and the i's and done it all. the president provided no guidance and prevailed again today unfortunately. the same chaos, the same d disey that's been in the background for these negotiations for months unfortunately appears. it is standing in the way of bipartisan solutions to all of the issues now before us. every american knows the republican party controls the white house, the senate, the house -- it is their job to keep the government open. it is their job to work with us to move forward. they did not reach out to us once on this c.r., no discussions and no debate. nothing at all. it was produced within an ounce of democrats and dropped on our laps. they control every ounce of the process and it is their responsible to govern and here they have failed. several republicans voted against the c.r. as well as democrats for the same reason we vote against it. one of the most serious consequenc

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and another one almost landed on a runway that it wasn't cleared for it. they're wondering why it didn't ignore or hear the warnings. they reported a radio problem. and this is the latest incident here at sfo for the list of communication blunders at sfo. >> thank up. >>> the time is 5:03, police in berkeley, they released two surveillance video and they want your help to -- swerveds, they want your help in finding these two suspects. two men walk towards this man. they try to grab his back pack and he corporate let it go and he is shot in the leg and he drags the student and fire two more shots at him. he lets go of the back pack, he never saw them and he didn't speak to them and he realizes he was lucky to be alive. >> i did not burst into tears until the third day. the first and second day, i'm trying to hold back to myself, trying to remember what actually happened. it's only up to the third day that i realized i could have been killed. >> now, police also released video of the suspect's car. it's described as a newer model white sedan, it may be pa ch

on one with some kids. if need be to its war a concept.that seems the most movie and we won't see what the mission movie. we only want to see you know. but two things threatened to derail pat's plan. the first was egypt's highly versatile soviet made defenses. this network would soon face its first major test. not at the hands of fights mins after force but through the bizarre actions of an israeli peace activist. it would not involve the commercial pilot and the gimmick for elections of one thousand nine hundred sixty five he bought a little airplane painted into wife and put the name peace and said if i'm elected to the knesset i would fly to egypt. he was not elected to very small number of people voted for him but i did time he became very serious of this so one day without any announcement he took off with his claim. ab in a tan planted import salary to egypt in february one thousand nine hundred sixty six. was going to this. point is that what it is. furthermore now tan asked to meet president. to deliver a petition calling for peace

party controlling one and one party the other so really it's. the difficult for the republican party to try to cast off responsibility for this they're trying very hard calling it the schumer shutdown but of course that's becomes problematic yes you need to get sixty votes to basically clear a budget in the senate but quite frankly the republicans haven't even to get all of their own party to vote for this so when you have donor trump as a private citizen and as a candidate saying that in the event of a shutdown the president is always responsible difficult to try and get him away from his own words which time and again kids coming back to down him what else i find interesting about this first year is not just paying attention to donald trump and republicans but the democrats what's going on i mean it looks to me like they are to some degree they're less rudderless i think that's fair i think absolutely right we need to sometimes keep an eye on the figures rather than on the bluster if any of the president a year into his office with a whole rin

the white nile on the left and the blue nile on the right and how they join here to form one river flowing northwards to egypt. again after you're married and need the most beautiful thing distinguishing us from the rest of the world is the line of duty and love in your novel there is no other river like it. it's a great river heavenly and the life around it is unique really want. in this small truck each day having the delivers vegetables across the river to the market of miles. away. and the. idea of the nile it take visible that girl here to the market how would i live otherwise and liberals way even with i will be buried by the live in. sudan's road to independence started in the middle of the twentieth century. in one nine hundred fifty three britain and egypt joined rulers of a sedan for more than fifty years. signed an agreement giving the sudanese people the right to self-determination. two years later in one thousand nine hundred fifty five the sudanese parliament unanimously adopted a declaration of independence rather than unifying with egypt into a single country. on january th

let's resume the bipartisan discussion on funding our troops, daca, on government spending, and on all the other priorities that all of us can work together to resolve. >> and there you heard it from mitch mcconnell. it would seem as if he and paul ryan squared the talking points and the way they would present them for political gain exactly the same, lots of the same phrases being used there. mitch mcconnell took it a step further than paul ryan. paul ryan said senate democrats have to get their act together. mitch mcconnell putting the blame for the government shutdown on the shoulders of senate minority leader chuck schumer. clearly no love lost between those two at this point. we're told they are not the best of friends, to put it mildly, and sometimes conversation between the two can get pretty heated. we are going to take you over to the white house and get to nbc's jeff bennett who is monitoring the developments there for us. jeff, as we await more activity on the floor, what about the white house? how is it reacting to the shutdown? >> reporter: the white house, much like senat

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on 2. it is now 7:22. the government is now launching an investigation into apple over the slow-downed older iphones. >>> also a big day for the federal reserve. pam cook is back in the studio with more. pam. >> yes. it is janet yell especially's last meeting with the federal reserve. her minutes and notes will come out at 11:00 our time. we will follow that later on ktvu. the opening bell greeted by another round of good corporate earnings. boeing, anthem, blue cross and eli lily posting better than expected earnings. eli lily has had success with diabetes and cirrhosis treatment. the dow and s&p 500 and nasdaq all up about half of a percentage point right now. dow jones up 153 points at this hour. >>> the government has launched into an investigation of apple's update that slowed older phones. the fcc and the department of justice are investigating if it violated security laws. the probe is in the early stages. but apple has confirmed that the government has requested some information. ac

one in the house, one in the senate.ometimes a third where they come together. >> dana: can i ask you quickly -- i only have a second, but do you think it is better for them to have a deadline of getting this done by next friday, or should they not try to rush it? >> it is always good to have a deadline, forces action. but this is a big complex matter, i don't know if they will get it done if they can, god bless them for doing it. but my sense is they will get it through the senate, but not by the house by next friday. >> dana: karl rove, thank you so much. in southern california the search continues for survivors with eight people missing in the deadly mudslides. at least 17 people were killed when a delusion of mud and debris destroyed homes in the wealthy town of montecito. that's where we find william la jeunesse. you had to be on the phone yesterday because they move you, here we get to see you and you can tell us more about the recovery efforts that are going on. >> i am and one of those several neighborhoods, dana

one was the wall and one was trade.rica always had a bad deal on trade and he was going to be tough. one was the wall and mexico is going to pay for it. yet those two central issues -- immigration and trade -- he seems to be as manipulatable -- if that's even a word -- as he has on other issues. the two core issues of the success of his election campaign. he's also, in that meeting, shown himself to be yeah, i'll take this, i'll take that, i don't know what i'll take and maybe it will change in two weeks time. you see've seen the same thing on trade as well. >> eugene robinson, huathank yo very much. >>> coming up, mitch mcconnell promises to take up a vote on daca next month in the senate but what are house republicans saying? we'll talk to congressman tom cole. plus, three senators from three different parties, democrat claire mccaskill, independent angus king and republican mike rounds. "morning joe" is coming right back. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions

what do we think can going on do -- is going on down on the other end of pennsylvania avenue tonight? >> president trump is getting advice from two different parts of the republican party. lindsey graham wants this to be bipartisan. obviously he likes his own ideas chr which a lot of conservatives do not. then he's hearing from people w -- mcconnell just mentioned speaker paul ryan as well. he is not going to put anything on the floor that the president doesn't support. they need the president to get behind something. that's why this whole thing with trump not knowing who to listen to in the republican party really makes their job a lot harder. >> i think we need to separate out the two issues. there's the issue of immigration where the white house needs to get their story straight. but on the more limited issue of the shutdown, i think the white house is playing this smart. senator schumer and the democrats are trying to brand this as the republican shutdown. the president is not making himself the face of this shutdown. i think that's pretty wise and restrained on his part. >> immig

on that option. i last the senate to have the vote tonight. i move, mr. president, to table the motion to refer. senate speeches from last night before the government shutdown. the government has been shut down since midnight last night with the continuing resolution failing to move forward in the u.s. senate. you can follow senate coverage on c-span two. an update on the house, there's jeff flake, the arizona senator speaking on the senate floor now. an update on the house for you, the house is coming in this afternoon at 4:00 eastern and they will take up what is called the same day rule allowing them to take up legislation on the same day it is introduced. at 4:00 eastern, live coverage here on c-span. we're going to open up the phone lines again to hear your reaction and your thoughts on the government shutdown. democrats, call 202-748-8920. republican, call 202-748-8921. independents and others call , 202-748-8922. federal employees, call 202-748-8923. we would love to hear your experience. on t

it's one of the original houses on the block. there were virtually no houses in 1937 so historically we're maintaining the house as it has been and conforms in a similar profile to the houses and the surrounding neighborhoods in terms of the 25-foot width we are proposing and keeping the house at the same location at the front minimizes the amount of excavation. it is a hillside in terms of keeping it back and keep it where it is and will minimize the amount of excavation required and keep a nicer, bigger back yard. and if we can keep it to the front, it will create more separation with 761 27th street, and i had a meeting were of with her and at the time of the pre-application meeting she was more concerned there'd be no windows and we put them in on the west side of the house. her only other comment had to do with the impact of light it. comes from the south. the size wouldn't have an overall affect. i'll have you hear from the owner. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm happy to be here today. i'm linor long and i work part-tim

on this one percent i made. my husband last a day care of the office. that's why i'm here and leave you. he he brought could. not for. you cannot will not i don't have time enough here. living here isn't allowed but the old thirties turned a blind eye to the residence and you've got a t.v. and how do you get electricity in. a jumper. sillier steals power but it's the only way to get electricity it's not uncommon for the residents to tap into the cemeteries wired's to supply power to their homes. celia buried her husband more than two decades ago at a nearby cemetery. now she helps care for her family but running a small way each cleaning the graves she leaves off the common job for a lot of people who live here. but for her and many others in past cemetery the future is always on certain come in play or soon again. i'm on a bus i'm going to be enough i mean i was. got my big gold medal was another location that rounded up an island and. also at. the same the thought. that if the plane that i'm on now my why. but

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back in session on monday. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has indicated a vote on a new temporary spending measure could take place early monday. what's live on c-span. gather at 1 p.m. c-span2. c-span2. the senate was also in session on the first day of the government shut down. follows the defeat of a procedural motion in the senate on friday night to fund the government until february 16. majority leader mitch mcconnell has indicated he may hold a vote on a new temporary funding measure at 1 a.m. on monday morning. here are some of the remarks on the senate floor, beginning with the majority and minority leaders. follows the defeat of a procedural are. here we are. day one of the senate democrats' government shutdown. we did everything we could to stop them, put forward a noncontroversial bill that contains nothing. nothing. they even claim to object to it. if we continue funding for the federal government and secure the future of the state children's health insurance program for the vulnerable famil

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then to met with them and the signing on the contract. >> is that one of her illustrations on the front? >> this is a situation where it helps on these two illustrations original is very much saturated and the vice presidents house. so to take a scan of her original house into put the subject, the bunny, in front. a very surprisingly good illustrator. >> when you put newt gingrich or and coulter or sebastian photo what are you saying? >> that they are well-known or celebrities. we have a lot of facebook's. here is a very famous facebook michael, sebastian obviously, it isn't really facebook but it is about the lost shepherd and then with a high profile authors. >> the ten biggest of all war blunders. and the typeset is also relatively unique? >> but not unique to the. and that is what makes it appealing. and to turn the internet upside down to look for images and source material. and then to use that time. and with the millions and millions of photographs and paintings out there this one really satisfies all the destruction and mistakes. it's beautiful. a beautiful cover. >> and an auth

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on thursday.hen a second at 9:00 on friday morning followed by the funeral mass at 11:00. >> new jersey governor chris christie set to deliver his final state of the state address. the republican governor will address lawmakers this afternoon at the statehouse. over eight years christie oversaw pension overhaul secured a multi billion dollars transportation program and invested millions in fighting the opioid crisis. however, christie leaves office with a low approval rating after a failed presidential run and the so-called bridgegate scandal. democratic governor-elect phil murphy will take office next tuesday. >> the outlook on the price of gas is good for the oil industry. bad for those who need to fill up. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square with our market watch report. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. gas prices forecast to hit their highest level since 2014. gas buddy predicting the national average for a gallon will climb to $2.57. last year the av

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watch for slick spots on those additional lanes in that area. another one between -- on were.northbound the beltway. metro is on time. melanie is out on porter street where that's shut down in northwest near 34th. >> wisdom is back with our realtime news tracker. hey whiz. >> good morning to you both. first up this morning the golden globes awards wasn't all glitz and glamour last night. there was a bit of shade also thrown in the mix. it started when actress natalie portman graced the stage to announce the winner for best director category. after co-presenter ron howard announced the category portman added and here are the all people following on social media were quick to praise portman for making the most of that particular moment crowning her the savage queen. >>> also trending this morning actress debra messing outed e, "e! news" during an interview with the network during the awards show. while being interviewed she mentioned the back of equal pay at that network saying i was so shocked to hear that e doesn't believe in paying their female co-hosts the same as their male

someone on waze app is reporting an accident on the vine. it just cleared. if you catch that on the waze. 22 in quakertown. 28 in center city. in the suburbs in new jersey, in the 20s for the most part. 27 in hammonton. below freezing in smyrna, delaware. the windchill feeling like the teens in the area. it's a cold start, matt. >> make breaking news, a depus shot and killed in colorado police have several neighborhoods blocked off as they search for suspects. new video shows the massive procession of the police car escorting the body of adams county deputy. heath gum was shot while responding to an assault in progress call north of denver. the deputy followed the person behind the house who shot the deputy in the chest and ran away. police captured him a short time later. the search continues for two more suspects. >>> we have a dramatic new video of a high speed police chase ending in a violent head on crash in arizona. the chase started outside of phoenix yesterday morning. police followed the suv for 60 miles before it sped through the intersection and s

he is a dad of four with one more on the way.bout the biggest parenting challenge. he says being a father can be very challenging because kids are obsessed with their mothers. i'm in a room with my kids, doing really well until my wife walks in. they just dump me. that's just how it is. there's nothing i can do about it. dads out there, don't feel bad. you're not alone. >> i can relate. >> yeah. >> the meltdowns happen when we get there. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> dylan, thank you. >> give us the face. >> nah. i'll let you do it. >>> the ladies of the u.s. olympic skating team just found out they're heading to south korea. we are talking to them exclusively coming up next. first, this is "today" on nbc. iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> we are back on a saturday morning. the women who want to represent team usa at the olympics skated the

one lane on the eastbound side as crews continue to work in the area. complicating issues out here, of course, the cold. lots of ice on the roads. they will find themselves encountering that. you want to slow down. several crews working right now to restore and repair these water main breaks. now, as well, here, we juncture between prince george's and montgomery county. a major route for many people traveling in both directions. as you approach this stretch between red top road and new hampshire avenue, you may encounter this repair work going on behind us. we are live in takoma park. back into the studio. >> justin, thank you. >>> now 5:05. developing news out of new york. >> chris lawrence at the live desk. >> we've been talking about the water main breaks. this time, a terminal flooded. take a look at this. the new york port authority is launching an investigation after a pipe broke sunday and flooded one of the terminals. this mess just adds to the weather-related chaos. they're still dealing with the delays from last week's winter storm when they h