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the british public for the first time, for the first time, shoule have a sayer they accept the negotiations, with the option of staying in the eu. -- odds onhe on's on a large number of mp's on both sides are stacked up against the brexit plan.es today she sud that if her plan is defeated in the commons, there is no chance of getting a better one, but tory brexiteers, including some in the cabinet, disagree. ey may not want a leader who has no chance of success. as it is, we are l watching and waiting to find out, will this historic plan be lled up short, stopped in its tracks? it is looking like it, but until then mrs. may's trying to make it work. kasia: turkey's prime minister has criticized donald trump's latest comments on t murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump downplayed the cia assessment that the saud crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the killing. mr. trump said that the intelligence agency has not conclusively placed the blame on the crown prince, and went on to say that maybe tbe world should eld responsible for the death. mark lowen is our correspond

i said shoul they said you shouldn't, there is no reason. >> reporter: the cia concluded saudi crown prince ordered the killing inside the saudi consulate in istanbul, a person briefed on the assessment says the crown ince has been central to the president's mideast policy andhe president seems reluctant to acre cement the cia's analysis. ed> they haven't assenything yet. it's too early. that's a premature haeport. we'l a report on tuesday that will be complete. >> reporter: president trump seems to be sticking wh the crown prince betting he'll survive this crisis. he might. today the saudi king praised his son for helping the economy. no mention of khasholei. er? >> richard engel, thanks. >>> the holiday travel rush underway could be one of the busiest . ev the roads and airports are packed and a storm is brewing that could affect your plans. we get more from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: from the highways to the skyways, get ready for a record-breakinofyear oliday travel. the most people on the move since 2005. about 48.5 million americans hitting the road, up 5% from last y

the report says riders shoul have to switch between commuter rail lines. it recommends upgrading infrastructure to union station to a one-seat effort. >> there has to be coordination betwee three districts. >>reporter: this would cost about $7 billion a year of the money we're already spending. that works out to about $700 a person. me and you and everyone in the region, about $700 a year to pay for a stem like this. >> that's going to make it a hard sell. chris, thank you. >>> president trump's ex-campaign chairman accused of violating a plea agreement and lying to the fbi. see how the president reacted this afternoon. >> and an update >>> a major development iuethe robert mller investigation. the specialcounsel's office said manafort lied. prosecutors asked the judge to sentence manafort on charges of financial fraud. he was convicted on eight counts back in august.'s manafo attorney said his client believes he provided truthful information. >>> this morning president trump railed againsthe mueller investigation again. he wheattweeted "the fak news m bui

. >> today i read the articles of impeachment and everybody shoul go read article two of it and how similar it is to what we've seen trump do here. >> elected president what did president trump do here? comey and clinton are being prosecuted. this comes as president trump submitted his written llanswers robert mueller as the special counsel investigation appears t be winding down. tining us now with reaction from the health, fox news contributor shara carter and civil rights and criminal defense attorney, good evening, all. david, i will start with you. you're the attorney here. as i understand it, you think that the written answers by the president was not a good idea. i have had to join it in that. but the president and his attorneys made the decision tha he should do that. the special counsel, mohler is not limited to russia under the as it relates to the special counsel investigation. is it everything at play here i terms of perjury and everything else he wants to look at? f >> absolutely. that's why i fundamentally tt disagree with the idea of submitting even written answers to the que

. >> the group saysdarents shoul not automatically assume all toys are safe. >>> at 5:18. turn to the weather now. meteorologist chuck bell is he with t latest. chuck? >> nothing to worry about today. tomorrow a storm teamer wea alert for you as the possibility our first chance anyway to see sometry weather. right now skies are partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures in the 30s to only barely 40 degrees. still some more cooling before the sunes up this morning. sun's not up until just before 7:00. ake up weather plan on temperatures in the mid 30s. bundle up, you'll need your winter coat today. partly to at times mostly cloudy skies. afternoon temperatures staying in the low 40s today. foth tomorrow, w alert. will it rain? you betcha. all it probably start as wintry mix, especially for the northern and western suburbs to the shenandoah valley? you betcha. the timing concern is that the deepest moist comes through during the daylight hours tomorrow when even the weak november sunhould be able to get most temperatures to about 35 degrees or higher. stil a high likelihood for s

s we shoul all of this begin to clear up around 8:00 or so thevening.d, they may work around the area. back out live. it may be smart to start your day earlier and get it coming your way. g it'sng to be windy, of course, so bundle up. most portantly, today might be a good day for metro because geying around here car is going to be a real big headache. otherwise if you're coming have fun, i guess. live here in northwest. i'm justin finch, bac in to you. >> it'll be better on >> cold, windy, it will take you forever but have a good time. >> tha you, justin. you're going to have to contend with the wind and temperatures if g you'reng tonight. >> secure all of the lights and ornaments on the national tree. ey've buttoned up the national m menorah. windy conditions today all afternoon long. the wind w settle down until sometime in the mid to late evening hours. storm team 4 weather alert day for th strong wind already a rather gusty and blustery morning. the strongest of thinds are likely from 10:00 in the morning up untiln 3:00e afternoon and winds could gu

saturday morning shoul cloudy but mostly rain free.urday afternoon and night, potentially another half inch of more.r that rain ends early sunday. i thinkuny afternoon, even a peek or two of sunshine should turn things mild for a one-day warm spell. next'lalf hour, il show you ast, which for brings back the chilly weather. good morning, melissa. >> first 4 traffic alert. this is the beltway. chopper 4 on the way right now. here's what we' dealingith. this is the inner loop before we have. take a look at these delays. were had the e lanes shut down. now those are open. we still have the ramp to 66 blocked. so we are seeing quite a delay there. tping that gets out of the way soon. ked with police. they say this is a multicar eash. one of vehicles in the express lanes. the other two in the main las. springfield, northbound 95 before the beltway, still a crash causing delays. gaithersburg, 270 near 370, two right lanes blocked because of a work zone. silver spring, southbound colesville road before dale drive, two lanes iced over reportedl

. >> let me ask you a couple of things about the upcoming lame duck s do you think democrats shoul leveragen the house, for this spending bill, with ther muel protection bill, in the senate? >> i don't know, i listened to your interviewlindsey, i do say the priorities in the lame duck, one of the major priorities is sentence reform and prison reform. >> are you all in on that? >> what's that? >> are you alln on that? >> of course. i have been all in on that for years. and ofourse, thats as important of a thing that we can do right now. when you have a psident, and the president and virtually all democrats, i think, in both houses, and enough republicans, publican leaders like the future chairman of the judiciary ed, senator g mcconnell ought to do the people's business here and do it right. >> that should be priority one over the mueller protection bill your mind? that is priority one to me, yes. >> all right. senator sherrod brown, when shld we expect an answer? >> i have no timetable. as i said, it is personal, it is sitting down with connie and my family and really figuring things throug

so i shoul get the star. you gave a beautifulpeech when - could we listen to a little bit of it? >> if you want. >> it meanso so much me, dad, that you are here today. i say thank you for your advice, for your inspiration, and i'll say it simply, i'm going to go with my heart. you your son.o [ applause ] >> 102 years old looking right at you. >> looking at me and he is saying, i have no son who has 50 years in the business. >> exactly. how is he doing? >> he is unbelievable. he has discovered facetime, all right? so t-- so we have to explain th three hours time hifference. bu loves it. where are you? you show him where you are he likes to see it. the only problem is 15 minutes later i get a buzz. iurn it op. hello. ets me. how you doing? dad, we just spoke about 15 minutes ago. oh, yeah, ah, yeah, i forgot. >> you and your lovely bride have been together 18 years. now you have a new grandchild? >> i do. my oldeston cameron made me a grandfather. >> look at that little lady. >> a beautiful little girl. i am ve

the slippery spots on the local roads shoul not be an issue for tomorrow morning. 20s to aroun-- 30s to 40 degrees. a gusty wind. the roads should be all dry by the timeet s the sun goes down. rain freee through thend and early next week. >> that's the latest weather. of course, it is time for our e week.e night of that's right. it's sunday night, football night in america. we've got a good one. the vikingso coming i soldier field to take on the bears. clear, ld, 29 degrees. good thing it's a barn burner because we are going to need t heat. suinay night football night america. it starts at 7:00, guys. >> mr. r,rothanks. >> football weather, right. >>> natalie morales is here. you've got to spend some time with the one, the only, one of the biggest stars on the plet, dwayne johnson. >> of course he is one of the biggest stars. he is hollywood's highest grossing movie star. now he is turning his attention to television. what do you do when you combine immediate evil like physical challenges, compassionate competitors and theock? you get "the titan games." welcome to

you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade should be overdrned and the state shouloman's right to choose. she voted to defund pland parenthood 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. and comstock votes with trump e ninety eight percent of timef a woman's right ose. jennifer wexton for congress. redependence usa pac is onsible for the content of this advertising. >> all right. we want to take a second to thank gesine a for this fantastic bake. fantastical cakes is the book. next hour, a performance by the one and only carole king. >> also, the best and most affordable fall wines. kathie lee and i will be drinking them. >> i'm stunned. >> after your local news. >> and aga. >>> this is a news4 today news break. >>:5 is your time on this tuesday, november 6, 2018. i'm eun yang. melissa molett is keeping an eye out on your election day commute. she has the trouble spots. what do you see? >> we are slow everywhere because of all of this radar showing you where it's raining which is all p over thece at this point this morning. southbound 295 disabledri vehic t l

that's 20 pound over a year they saved by going to lower calorie diet h >> you shoule some carbs in thee away. >> we need carbs. that's essential to us. you needs. ca the main thing is to avoid those process carbs. we're talking about tea processed processed cereals, foods out there. white bread, white rice, potato, low fat cookies and crackies. >> all the things i eat. >> that's our pantry right there. >> that's the bottom line. we'll call this segment saturday morning science as weo forward. any other details -- go ahead. >> the exercise one. this is interesting to me. government health officials updated the oguidelin exercise. this is the first time in a decade they've really addressed hethis. what'satest? >> for years telling people, you need to get exercise and we need to get it everyday but you want to get it in spoutsf 10 minutes or so. exercise they're saying 150 a week.ds everybody no get moderate intensity or 75 of vigorous intensity exercise. 10 minute bouts. nobody really was doing that. let's take a step back andan lo see what people are doing. they found out it's those lit

what shoul is the first thing te mexican president should do. >> defend his southern border.hink he needs, you know, if you look at international law, these people are really escaping fear and persecution, which based on the data i have seen not true. he can offer them asylum in mexico. and he needs to work with the united states on bringing these people response port of entry not illegally. mexico can do a an awful lot to assist us. they have done some. they can do more. steve: according to kamala harris great senator from california sending those troops down to the southern border just a stunt for the tv camera. >> if anybody is pulling a stunt it's kamala harris. it's ridiculous. ridiculous to the point that she equated the men and women of ice to the kkk. it's thanksgiving. and what i hope your listens are paying attention to is political hate from the left. when i was having thanksgiving dinner with my family watching football games. there is thousands of border patrol agents standing on front line. griff, usc down there and we see aliens jump the fence. let me tell you

virginia is a big deal for the trump brand because wexton ha talked about here poetment barbara comstock shoul be calrbara trumpstock so while he was not on the ballot he was someone talked about in ad after ad. nk's a big deal for the trump band and i thihe president's probably looking at that and a little nervous as these returns come in. >> woodruff: take use ins the white house. housewhos the president with this evening, is the entire staff on duty? what's going otthere. >>eems like the entire staff is on duty. i was just walking around the whe house and there are several communication staffers watching the results come ine th communications office. but the president is i'm told he's watching it in the residents of the white house which is kind of the personal atmospre of the pesident that's not for business meetings. and there he is joined by family and friends those people likely include first lady melania trump ved eyronica trump who is the daughter of the president and works here. c also jarh nurs kushner who is te son-in-law. and allies cory landau ski mightily someone whos an advisor