what is an orm?. hello. we keep shaking, it's lovely. >> stephen: what does the ocean master do? >> well, the whole point-- my whole point of the movie is to get back at the surface world that has been polluting my ocean, our oceans-- a little bit of an environmental theme going in there. >> stephen: sure. >> and if i can rally four of the seven undersea kingdoms i can become ocean master. >> stephen: there are seven undersea kingdoms? >> there are, there are. >> stephen: wow, i thought it was just atlantis. >> there's xeble, the trench, fishermen's kingdom. the brine. >> stephen: the brine? that's where you dump your turkey before you cook it. ( laughter ) >> it is. >> stephen: let's give people a taste of orm right here. >>o much. shouts a lot. a very-- very verbose. i have a line-- this is true-- i have a line that is, "your nation is full of bloated philosophers and flaccid poets." ( laughter ) >> stephen: wow. >> in a superhero movie, i get to say that. >> stephen: sure. now did you have to-- di

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other measures right now, during the shutdown found time to address security clearance, enhancement orm act. they found time for the small airplane revitalization act. found time to ensure that requirement for people operating commercial disorders are ep adopted. ow they don't want to bring up anti-bds legislation because we shouldn't be talking about anything else. time to vote on things and consider things like o extend the period during which iraqis employed by the united states, temporarily the fee or surcharge. i'm not downplaying the importance of these bills. to be a g there seems significant double standard. a significant partisan double because what's being complained about today is the same thing that was fine in 2013. to vote on a couple of istrict judges as well but now there is no time for that. people are saying that we shouldn't vote on this until the government is funded. i have said it very clearly, we government. the but what also needs to be very clear is how people will vote on legislation. to not hide behind the shutdown would vote on anti-bds legislation. we've hea

steering everything to our north so we have nohae of these orms . just a cuds from time to time as they getclose. low to mid 60s today. from 60 at half moon bay, san francisco, richmond 61. oakland, concord, 62. look at this, fremont, palo alto, 64. san jose and napa at 65 degrees. now, remember i talked about that tule fog. look how close it gets. with an offshore breeze, it may try to sneak into the east bay valleys. i have a little bit of fog up across the north bay. low to mid-40s around the bay. let's go day by day with the accuweather forecast. you'll want to absorb these temperatures. low to mid-60s today. we now have saturday and sunday as days that could reach 70 around the bay and inland. we'll still be in the 60s next week when a cooling trend rolls in. sue? >> we're headed out to take a look at san rafael. southbound 101 past the north gate mall, the taillights headed towards central san rafael. no delays here. we'll check the richmond-san rafael bridge. no problems getting across the span. it's about a five-minute drive over to marin co

erra.how it turns to show in the orm warning.o travel thursday of snow will fall, 3 to 5 feet just thursday alone. >> thank you, mike. in the east bay a laney college football player is fighting a hard battle against cancer. ramon sanders broke his leg. it was then doctors discovered he had bone cancer. >> his family needs help with medical expenses. how the oakland community is rallying around them. >> i won't let anything bring me down and i won't give up on whatever i'm doing. >> ramon sanders is known as a fighter among his friends and family. last november the 19-year-old pro his femur while playing football for laney college. it turned out to be more serious than a simple broken leg. his father, also named ramon, spoke to us outside ucsf children's hospital. >> we were really surprised. the bone is going to heal. six to eight weeks he'll be back on the football food, then they came with that news of him having cancer. >>> sanders are to return to the hospital. some of his teammates had now play for laney college have visited him in the hospital to try to lift his spirits. teammates li

." >>> big orms causing trouble from coast to coast triggering dangerous mudslides in california and a big snowmaker is rolling into the east. al roker joins us. what are you looking at here tonight? >> reporter: right now we start out west. you can see another line of storms out there, just lined up, parading into the northwest. the late-week storm all the way back out into the pacific, oi that's to bring in heavy rain, mountain snows, coastal rain and snow for the higher elevations and strong winds. as we move to the east, we've got a tent snowmaker making its way across the great lakes. in fact, we've got light flurries here in central par we are looking at anywhere from 1 to 15 inches of snow making its way from western new york all the way up into northern new england. and we're also keepinge on a big potential storm toward the end of the weekend. still too early tell but we're going to be watching it. >> i know you will, al roker, thank you. t' >>> turn to the horror on the highway. a family of five killed in a head-on crash by a driver going the wrong way.s nbn mott now on thi

orm team 4 meteorologist lauryn ricketts is working on the forecast right now. check in with her again in a few minutes. >>> today a bipartisan group of hous senate lawmakers will begin border security negotiations. >> thisroup is tasked t come up with a plan as another partial government shutdown looms. news 4 tracie potts joins us ve with tails on this. tracie, good morning. >> hey, guys. good morning. a bit of a different approach here. these are the nancy pelosis or the mitch mcconnells we see all the time. they're politicians but they're rank and file members and their job is to come up with something that democrats will sign off on, republicans will sign off onth d president eventually, of course, will sign off on. some of them skilled negotiators. they've been involved in immigration issues before. their first publi meeting is happening today. meantime, the president says if th can't come up with a compromise on the border wall, he'll use the pentagon to pay for it by declaring a national emergency. but, this is reining, three of his top intelligence chie

take a look at the line of orms that came through here. can see them pushing through very, very quickly. down towards parts of southern maryland a few showers back to the west. the bigger deal, the wind. 352-mile-an-hour wind gust in martinsburg. heads up for that tonight. that's ushering up colder air. watch to the weekend. here comes our snow. s, i do anticipate some accumulating snowfall beginning saturday into sunday. how much? is this a big storm or just another storm to talk a little bit aboutwe 'll talk in much more about it coming up in just couple of minutes. >> all right. doug, storm team 4 working for you around the clock. meteorologist chuck b will have your updated forecast tomorrow morning on news 4 today starting at:00 a.m. and remember, you can always get the forecast for yourho neighbor if our nbc washington app. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, flames shooting tough the roof of this house in southeast washington. you can see them in this video from d.c. fire and ems. five people were able to get out safely tonight. the redross i

or to countries that unworthy orms to be dangerous like a ron?is in trouble for operating with iran and lying to banks about moving money around related to that. perspective, i think they have written off the u.s. already but they are huge in africa and they were huge across europe. they are huge across asia. if this order goes out and says you cannot work with iran and other countries, that would be an -- another blow for a while. huawei has pledged to take global leadership of 5g. meantime you have other countries pushing back on while way over national security issues. you have their cfo, the daughter of the founder under house arrest in canada. warhe middle of a trade between the u.s. and china. i am wondering where as most of the pressure coming from? is the administration aligned with the doj? >> on the doj side, within the recent months, we have messages from people inside the doj who basically said it is a major concern. i don't think it is just politics. we are talking about issues that had dated back to the obama administration. >> it i

it goes down to anbuwie xt orm again the winds ramp up especially in the south bay. wind advisories then are posted for the bay area, upper elevations up to 60-mile an hour gusts and the rain down here turns to snow up top. the weather service rarely says flat out mountain travel strongly discouraged, but that's what they're saying about the heavy snow tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. if you insist on heading out, give yourself plenty of time. to sum it up, it's rain and wind after sunrise tomorrow morning. showers, gusty wind saturday and more showers coming later on sunday and it's not going to be done then. extended forecast shows a distinct system sunday afternoon and another distinct system wednesday and even unsettled after that. we will get some breaks, but it's wet. >> thanks, brian. >>> coming up see what happens when a kitten uses one of its nine lives in >>> tonight the freeway rescue that may just be the cutest video of the day. >> hey, kitty. >> poor little girl, a kansas city police officer spotted a tiny kitten stranded on the top of a jersey b

orm has nott f been a huge success, so what makes you think this will be?re isrrect, almost none of that short form episodic, and virtually none of it at the caliber of production and talent that mag is talking to -- that meg is talking to subversion tv. the amount of contact watched on those platforms today is by a all thereater than networks added together, all of the subscription, netflix, hbo, all of them. people love watching video on the go, and right now it is mostly cat videos. [laughter] are cat videos, and they fun and funny, but the opportunity to do great storytelling. emily: you raise money from studios like disney, what is to stop them from seeing what you are doing, seeing what works, and doing it themselves? money from the studios and other financial investors, it is the first time all eight major studios and togethernts have come to do something together. what they realized is this form and format could be the next big thing, they do not want to miss it. they recognize no one studio could produce enough content to launch this service, becau

"> he says the measure would shield workers from eviction orme foreclosur penalties for l bills and studentns. (justine) the government shutdo day. and it is bringing out the good in people up in petaluma. ..where many coast guard members are furloughed. the petaluma coast guard training center is one of the largest on the west coast. kron 4's gayle ong is live in petaluma. she has more on how local businesses are helping those impacted by the record long government shutdown.gayle? we're seeing free hair cuts,a lot of free food.just small acts of kindness that goes a long way. it start's with a cup of coffee...at acre (aye-ker) coffee shop in petaluma, a sign for coast guard service members:offering free coffee and 50 percent off all beverages and food.one of the businesses who serve local coast guard members..and..one of several businesses stepping up, as the government shutdown hits a record 30 days.

brian: [inaudible] years i was only two active but it was such a .ormative experience brian: what years were you in the navy? james: 1965-1967. brian: did you go near vietnam? james: near but not in. i would have been at greater risk driving the family forward manning athan i was .38 caliber antiaircraft gun. we never got shot at. three or four of my friends were aboard the hornet. we were off south vietnam, we watched the ships delivering the missiles that shot down american -- it was important. it was not dangerous. we got back to long beach, california, home port. we felt that some of us ought to do more for this war. three or four of my friends reenlisted. they shipped over for the privilege of serving another four years on slip boats. that was another aspect of the navy in those days. brian: another name in your book barzun?es scholar ofas a great the history of culture. he wrote such things as darwin, marx , wagner. i had the great pleasure of taking a class -- when i was in indiana, i took a course of something called international relations. i never figured out what it was about

(grant) and our chief is timing out orms set to roll in.(vicki) keep it here... kron4 news at nine is next. (grant) now at 9 --a big party in oakland has been going on all night ... with steph curry as the host. it is all to celebrate his 10 -years with the warriors in oakland..(grant) good evening -- i'm grant lodes.. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. it's a show only a select few fans got to see after they scored free tickets. kron4's gayle ong is standing outside the fox theater in oakland and has new video of the party.gayle. so much excitment in there, everyone is inside..enjoying a free concert with bay area musicians - e40, mistah fab..p- lo..just to name a few.here's a look inside steph curry's big bash they came from all over the bay area, all here to be part of steph curry's big party..

>>orm we're dealing with rain and snow, changing to all snow. and the cold air moves in wednesday and sticks around thursday and even friday as well. the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for just about everybody, all the counties here inle pu that includes the entire d.c. metro area. this begins around noon and expires around midnight. it bins earli for the counties to the north and later for counties to the south. download our app and get the exact timing if for your county. you can expect a mix of rain and snow moving in mid-morning nganging to all snow in the late afternoon to eve hours. we'll pick up 1 to 3 inches. and bause of the timing, right around evening commute, it's t goingbe slick and slushy. theorning mmute, no problem. slick spots looking likely tuesday evening. i'm going to have more on how theks system l to impact schools jt after 5:15. >>> and storm team 4 is working for you as this winter weather mos in from thenow to wind chills below zero, we are tracking it all on our nbc waington app. just sear

i going to ormed as to what to do if you become sick over the next couple o urs. >> a passenger shot this video as the crew members were explaining teveryone what happened. it happened on board a frontier airlinesht. the passengers were not traveling as a group but they were vomit tg by time the plane landed. >> they were just coming out of nowhere. throwing up. sick. throwing up. they come innd - in every different aisle. it was nast >> that's the word for it. several water fountains wereow shut at a cleveland airport after it was reported the passengers got sick. health officia have not confirmed what caused the illness. >>> a yng woman spent the first hours of the new yr apped in her car as it sank in the mud. she was driving home from a new year's party in tampa when she was cut off. she f swervedlipping her car and ended up in a ditch. she wasn't able to get out but managed to call 911. the mud and water were quickly rising iner car and she only had 4% battery left on her phone. >> she was breathing through her noseretty much. that's when she said, i heard somebody saying, are y

>>orm we're dealing with rain and snow, changing to all snow.d air moves in wednesday and sticks around thursday and even friday as well. the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for just about everybody, all the counties here inle pu that includes the entire d.c. metro area. this begins around noon and expires around midnight. it bins earli for the counties to the north and later for counties to the south. download our app and get the exact timing if for your county. you can expect a mix of rain and snow moving in mid-morning nganging to all snow in the late afternoon to eve hours. we'll pick up 1 to 3 inches. and bause of the timing, right around evening commute, it's t goingbe slick

resolution now where shortly the senate will send over to the house the paper that i came over to see the ormnd get it probably in half an hour, two resolutions, one to open up government for all of the agencies of government and to receive the conference on the homeland security bill. we're pleased that we reached an agreement to reopen the government now so we can have a discussion on the borders. it is important to understand importance of securing all of the borders and we have ideas on how to do that, house democrats look forward to working on it in a bipartisan way. now i'm an appropriator, and i was forged in that culture and i know that left to their own devices they can come to a conclusion. leaders of the house and senate to weigh in and we will have a very productive time in a short period of time. and the determination of they have shown something with such strong character, but they have to pay the bills when they come due, a rent check, paying their mortgage, credit card bills, car payment, the list goes on. some didn't have gas money because they didn't have cash or a line of a

to melt some of the sw and then we get to next week thursday and friday overnight and we'll see the ormng u a little bit of snow and then storm watching again. big storm, rape, snow, something that we'll be tracking for you. the chance there for big storm. behind it we get gd ain. winterga, . >>> 9:30, and now the sun is up. >> yeah. >> we see even more clearly that the snow is here. >> that' fright. >> tst official snow day of 2019. thanks so much for being here with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald. fall, andcontinues to it will continue to fall throughout the afternoon. it looks pretty. >> yeah. >> but driving in it, it's a different story. >> there's onet place where feels like the sun is shining though, and we're talking about the washington convention center, of course, because she is a beam of sunlight right here. >> who doesn't love doreen egntzler, thed herself. good morning, doreen. how are things look out >> reporter: i don't know about a beam of sunshine. ou guys -- you guys are the cheery once at this hour of the morning, but, hey, we are ppen, anple are star

highs is tot becauhave the typical illegal alien who's drugs,in, smuggling wants to commit crimes orme seeking employnt, but coming across to seek asylum. a wall will not stop those people. >> each day, the local catholic charities organization says there are 500 immigrants, geing onuses to take them to sister norma pimentel said the migrants are no threat, but are, >> you know the immigrants that to the center,e the border are vulnerable. they are abused and cryin these are people that need to be taken -- need to be protected from others that are wanting to harm them. and, so, i don't see why we should be afraid of them. >> she thinks peolde shot suffer because of washington gridlock. >> i don't understand how we can use people, knfamilies, yo, as a bargaining chip. a family should not be worried about how to feed their family and live day to day. >> across town, people for and against president trump's wall turned out to protest. >> i'm a federal worker and i will not adjust my life to ts type of shutdown. >> if we don't get that wall built, people will just continue lking across. >>

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the latest of those orms is sweeping across the midwest nonight.could wallop thheast with two feet of snow on sunday. there is word that sony music's r.c.a. record label has parted ways with musician r. kelly over allegations of sexual abus it was widely reported today that the company cut ties with the grammy winner. the move follows a documentary that featured multiple women accusing kelly of abuse. and, in economic news, the u.s. chamber of commerce and more than 380 other business groups urged an end to the governnt shutdown. they said it is doing significant damage. the head of the new york federal reserve branch said the shutdown r uld cut growth this quar up to 1%. but, wall street shot higher today, on new optimism about u.s.-china tra.de tal the dow jones industrial average gained 336 points to close at 24,706. the nasdaq rose 73 points, andth e s&p 500 added 35. still to come on the newshour:ak laers call to investigate if the president instructed his lawyer to commit perjury. plans for a second nuclear ecmmit with north korea. the shutdo

he's now back in school and back to taking lessons and playing music, all after hpering gupta orm. >>g to reconnect with, my inspiration, the hope i have and that childlike quality of wanting to be happy. >> brown: at a time you were not. >> at a time when i was, like, really struggling with accepting a lot of dreary truths, and wondering if i would ever be able to get back to that. and also, not knowing if anyone really appreciated that i had that in me. >> brown: also now affiliated with "street symphony:" a d.j. who goes by the name "sir oliver." he puts on music shows, including an annual reggae festival.ed >> i just wao enlighten the community and say, hey man, i'm not just a d.j., i'm here to rske you feel good. >> brown: in a reh room in tosney hall, gupta said an artistim, is also a social justice advocate. ♪ ♪>> brown: the macarthur prize comes with a large financial award. and for gupta, it also signals a trust and belief in his "street symphony" work. and for you personally, are you healed, yourself? h >> there's a point at wh can never get used to seeing skid row. there's

views but i always say to the reporters if you're too angry, if you hate the person you write, about ormef you love the person you write about, you shouldn't be writing about that pinner because you can't see things clearly and you are very likely to make mistakes because you are blinded by your own emotion. if you are the editor assigning this piece at buzzfeed and you are assigning it to a guy who a political activist transparently and with a history of getting things wrong and making things up and plagiarizing, that's crazy behavior. that's reckless behavior. why would you do that? >> and, tucker, even worse is these stories that are mistakes that are not properly he had kitted or not properly supervised or not proper live fact-check are so traps apparently obvious there was a missing. you had one of the reporters admit he hasn't seen the evidence. i mean, this is journalism? and the stories, tucker, are never ever misdanny takes winner-take-all dreaded air quote are never mistakes that are pro-trump. that's got to say that something is wrong. and believe me, i don't want pro-trump mis

active is having a home in this environment, but just in the orm of smart-driven. >> i can't help myselfi apologize in advance, we are eeing a lot of risk activity really high short interest and high options activity. very bearish, no? >> look at that chart. over several years. we have never seen this kind of a buildup in a bearish position. this is not retail -- >> this has been going on forever. >> absolutely. but that is not retail investors. there is a lot of smart money and clearly betting on something big happening. half is short and half is long. you have a tug of war going on. both sides can't be right. the fed gets this, those shorts are in for some pain. pain what is what they have gotten. this time might be different. they are thinking it's different. if some of the shorts start to get covered, it could be a nice tail wind. >> why is it difficult to short junk bond using h.y.g.? >> h.y.g. will have a borrow cost and that cost will go up. people will create new shares and short them immediately. that's why the flows in that is interesting. and it's not that pricey. people weigh

we all know that the russians have pioneered social media as a orm of stirring the fires. what parallels do you see between what we have going on in the united states and that earlier incident? >> thank you. i think there's a lot of eerie, disturbing parallels there. i told you many stories tonight but just to make sure that one is clear, what k.g.b. did in the late 1950's, 1959 was say what can we do to mess with america? the answer was we can promote some anti-semitism in america's ally and taint it. then as i said, it went viral and the k.b. -- k.g.b. itself was surprised at how quickly it spread. and they said wow, there are other people who don't like the jews for different reasons and their all jumping on this. that's a very direct parallel to today in the sense we can debate what russia did or didn't do. russia did a lot but things also took on a life of their own when it comes to spreading fake news, creating means to try to insinuate things that people then pick up on. i think there are parallels. then, as now, it is very difficult to sometimes affix where the lin

orm looking -- where are felicia and carrie?d carrie are from midway, georgia. >> you're fans of the show? >> yes. i watchvery day. >> you not so much? so one of the things you wanted to do when you came to new york was stop by. >> this was my dream to be here. this i whate gave me for christmas, a trip to new york. >> what a sweetone. oker, do you want to do a picture? >> not only do you come to the "today" show, you're on the "today" show. >> smile for nate. >> you should go to savannah and hoda's dressing room. pick out whatever you want. >> thank you guys for coming. we appreciate it. s thank you forpping by. thanks to everybody for coming. we appreciate it. >> happy >> happy anniversary. >> bye felicia. i couldn't resist. t >>k about a good christmas present, but valentine's day is really upon us. at are you going to do? jill has special steals and deals. great gifts for your sweetheart at deep, deepou dis. >>> what's better than a delicious home cooked meal? how about one that only dirties one pan. giada is here with quick

orms out. st the president walks out of a meeting with meters in the latest -- with leaders in the latest negotiation of the shutdown. thejay powell speaks with economic club of washington today. fed they get the patient chair or the one on autopilot? david: welcome. i am david westin with alix steel. reporters with the meter or something until they can get the funding? alix: did you know in the d.c., you cannot get married right now? david: in the district itself. they had money. ofx: saturday is the big day your david: it marks the new record. alix: in the meantime, markets looking at the china and u.s. trade costs. butmarkets taking a pause, most of prize, we had a monster rally, the biggest rally we have seen since 2009. euro-dollar down slightly by .1%. mixed dollars story. brca through key levels -- breaking through the dovish levels. 10-year looking down by one basis point, $2.70. you end up having the 10-year bid to cover, it is pretty good, like the three-year, which was pretty dismal.

ahead of our chance for o snow t weather service issued a winter orm watch for the southern parts of our viewing .ar that goes into effect first thing tomorrow morning, continuing into sunday. snowfall amounts on saturday, mostly in the one to three ra pe. there is asibility of additional snow on sunday. additional snow sunday is moreh likely for southern half of our area. today, nothing to worry about. sunny, cold and breezy. in thew. 20s 30s today. high snownc c tomorrow. >>> hundreds of passengers suddenly fall ill on one of the biggest cruise ships in the world. now it's on its way back to florida. we'll have that story live. >>> the spotlight on the new woman in the life of the world richestman, jeff bezos and how it all may impac his amazon empire. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> straight ahead, the bears cody parkey is with igs to talk about that miss and where he goes from here. >>> also, willie sits down with natalie portman after your local news. cuz it don't spoil a thing. huh. oh! and it's got 9 lemon air fresheners, like driving through a citrus wonderland! okay look,

orms out. -- with leaders in the latest negotiation of the shutdown. thejay powell speaks with economic club of washington today. fed they get the patient chair or the one on autopilot? david: welcome. i am david westin with alix steel. reporters with the meter or something until they can get the funding? alix: did you know in the d.c., you cannot get married right now? david: in the district itself. they had