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bank of amica refunding som fees and offering repayment plans as needed as well. out live here for some, that may not be enough. just waiving fee here and there, that's why some credit unions are now offering loans, some at zero interest for furloughed workers and their families. these loans can go as high as $6,000. some much neede cash at this time of essentially just no pay. back into you. >> justin finch live on the hist. , thanks. >>> there are more deals and help for government workers on the nbc washington app. news 4 is worki forou with continuing coverage of the ut shdown. coming up on news 4 mday at 11 this morning. >>> we have breaking news overseas. officials are investigating suspicious packages delivered to australia,nsulates in including one at the u.s. consulate in melbourne. some of theng at emergency response to those packages. we're also hearing from the british consulate there they also received a suspicious packagend say it was actually ticking. so far officials are only saying they're investigating these packages at several consulates and emb

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we saw som t carst didn't have four-wheel drive struggling a little bit. there you go you can stay indoors and enjoy the snow outside of your window, that's the best bet. if you have to come out, please take yhor time. evenh you can see the black top, it is dicey on the roads h e in charlescounty. back to you now. >> molette, thank you. >>> also want to let you know, that metro buses will have limited service this morning after suspending service running. buses stopped this one became stuck on hwest.sin avenue no today, metroil buses be on limited to major roads only. and passengers can expect service delays, crsed wait times. if you're heading out this it's g, let us know what like near your home. these are pictures that you've been scaharing with us this irning. tag u your po post @nbcwashington. if you haven't done it, download the nbc washington app. >> with the app, you will receive weather alerts, based on your location. you can check out updates anywhere from the palm of your hand. >> i-295, heading into maryland. theajor m roads seem clear. we're g

and i want to -- i hi read som really interesting about how you reached out.as a lot of people last year around this time reaching out to one another in the community, in the entertainment communit and brie larson said that when you reached out, she kind of realized she didn't have a lot of peers that she was friends with. was that something you found as well that because how hollywood works anhow casts work, that you just have less interaction with -- >> yeah. w >> seth: who yld consider your peers? >> yeah. it's this weird thing where us there there'lly a girl in the movie. it's like the smurfette syndrome where it's all guys.an then there's a girl in the movie, you know?an so we rarely get the chance to work together. and so it was this weird thing where we had kind of seen each other at a party or met briefly, you know, for a seco. but this was the first time that we were all in a room talking to each other, sharing stories and connecting and working together. it's been a completely life-changing thing. >> seth: i'm so happy that y at's happening. i also -

on monday, som checkpoints also closed atlles international airport.hild advocacy group respond to the president's plan to end the shutdown. casa said the announcement was a racist speech filled with mischaracterizati mischaracterizations. >>> controversy threatening to overshadow the women's march in d.c. we'll show you what went dn a today's rally. >>> and the death toll rises in thisng devasta pipeline fire in mexico. in mexico. the role a nationwide gas in mexico. the role a nationwide gas (music throughout) er> the death toll has risen tonight a this deadly explosion in central mexico. at least 73 people have died. authorities say thieves punctured a gasoline pipeline last night as parts of the country rema in the grip of gas shortages. n's sarah harmon has the details. >> reporter: a massive fireball fills the night sky, sending flames and smoke soaring. triggered, authorities say, by gas thieves drilling into a pipeline. these images from before the st deadly b show fuel gushing like a fountain as hundreds rush to collect in plastic containers.

. >> they get som training. cunningham wrapped the baby boy in a towel and kept him warm until paramedics arrived. trooper cunningham has been a trooper foress than aear now. >> what a guy. >> and he credits his training with maryland state police for the healthy delivery. >> congrats to the family and the trooper. he's like, i c take on anything. >> well, you know, you're looking for bab names, you know. >>sai might be a popular choice in one family. >>> 28 degrees. it is bitterly cold out tthere. an snow is keeping everything on ice. >> absolutely. clear skies. and the deep snowpack across the area, had snow falling in the . ar national airport, where this reading comes from is one of the warmest locations. tell that t the people in manassas who are waking up to thismorning. mostly, low to mid-teens in virginia and maryland. 30 by the bay. the bay haven't frozen up much. planning out your day today. plan on a lot of icy sidewalks and side streets here this morning. we should get above freezing before lunchtime

and som nice ball movement from scott brooks' team early. jeff green finhes fortwo. more from mr. green in little bit. fast-forward to th fourth quarter. wizards down two. bradley beale strong drive to the hoop. game tied. beale finds jeffee gr who drives and puts up the finger-roll. it goes, wizards hold off the magic, 95-91. jeff green liked what he saw night. >> it's all about playing for each other. you know making the extra pass. the right lpass. andking for each other. we have guys who can score, who can shoot. and we have guys who can penetrate. get to the rim. get to t paint and today we found a way to do both. we held it to our advantage, made plays, maden them w they counted. >> a good game to get the wizards under their belt. nhl their game tonight starts at 8:00 on nbc. >>> thank you so much george. >>> and thank you for joi.ng "nightly news" is next, and we're back after the nhl all-stard ame. have a gght. > tonight as the government slowly reopens relief, but lingers concern about whether a long term deal can be reached in three weeks. after the pain and suffering, w

need som to preven people from coming into this countr illegally. >> let me askhi you though. kno measur you keep claiming there is a crisis president sai declar national emergency and build the wall. why hasn't he? >> it's not easy to >> you were looking for funds. you were looking to see if you dpi the money. >> absolutely. the president made it clear vera months ago i need you to find every pot of money you possib can to help with this crisis and everybody has done the. ffice of management and budget which is where i was was intima involved in that. so why shut down the govern if this is what he can do, and it's not the whole government. you're sort of punishing one slice of the government for this fight when if you -- the negoti can still go on. if you think can you do it anothe way, you have other levera why hold 800,000 people's payche if the don't g paid on januar 11th, they won't get any money until january 25th.e >> there may some who get paid for the 25th. i'm putting back the old omb hat on. but if you're right, if we don't have a agreement by midnight on the eightw

. >> we'll also show you how som women a breaking barriers in the business world. >>> and then later, an investigative piece that you just have to see to believe. but we begin wonighth a small business story and a retail entrepreneur whos rking to make fashion more sustainable and environmentally friendly. listen to this. according to one estimate, in the last 20 years, americans have doubled the amount of clothing that they toss out each year m to 14lion tons. but startups interested in attacking that problem found it diffict to find affordable materials and manufacturing until one bostonshntrepreneur ed them how to go green and make green at the same time. >> this is our new blazer. >>eporter: carra bartlett's clothing line is moving i o a third office in three years. a sure sign of growth. her multi-use pieces, zip-out sleeves turn this blazer into a vest, for example, are ethically made and sustainably sourced. her domesticay manufactures p their employees a living wageha ands surplus fabric that she bought from another company. >> if you want thisf type company ten years ago, i t

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. >> reporter: in ewashington, d.c., som agree. or> i don't think it was it. >> what did it accomplish? nothing. >> reporter: back in colorado this single mom lost her job at the belt buckle shop. >> i don't see myself going back to work before the end of february before something is truly signed and do. reporter: families caught where politics turns personal. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> the political crisis in venezuela drew a forceful aesponse from mike pomp the united nations. he called venezuelan illegitimate mafia state and urged other ack the es to man urged to take his ace. >> now it is time for every other nation to pick a side. no more delays, no more games. w either you stah the forces of freedom or you're in league with madero. >> reporter: those forces led this 35-year-old opposition leader, who this week was named interim president by the venezuelan government drawing criticism calling it anmerican orchestrated cue. the split has plunged venezuela further into crisis. gelyero is l blamed for the country's economic dec

this wave may bring up to about a half, maybe three-quarters of an inch of rain, som into parts weekendves of it coming through, and then we will see some breaks in between especially on saturday, but overall we're about to enter a very wet pattern. mike, you're tracking something going on with some flashing lights? >> that's right. the lanes opposite the ones closed yesterday. yesterday we had lanes off to the right approach. this is the richmond side of the richmond to san rafael bridge. this morning, all of these lanes off to the left are closed up. now, they may open some of them before 6:00 but the entire project scheduled to clear at 6:00. however, yesterday was the same schedule and they didn't clear until about 6:30 so plan on possible delays headed toward the richmond-san rafael bridge if you travel between 5:30 and 6:30 in the morning. we'll continue to follow that closely. contra costa county an easy drive across the carquinez bridge and benicia bridges, no problem, and really the issue are the orange blobs there through the tri-valley, livermore, 580, fog there, low clouds a

on the lookout for som patchy fog. looks like in the central valley we'll see that fog develop. we could see some of it make its way over to the tri-valley. be on the lookout for that. mostly sunny in the peninsula and the south bay and temperatures in the 40s. also a little bit inland fog could develop there, i.e. in the east he with a cold 39 for the north bay. as you move into the afternoon tomorrow you keep your sunshine, you get your nice temperatures. down here in the south bay this is beautiful weather for january. we're about ten degrees above our averages. 65 in morgan hill. 63 in downtown san jose. vallejo 62. concord 64. over to hayward 63. sunshine right up against the coastline. 60 in half moon bay. over to redwood city you're at 62 heading to san francisco. 58 here for the embarcadero. not that gusty winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. santa rosa 64, then right over to sonomao mid 60s. we're confident we're going to see weather like this for the next two days. but once we hit friday afternoon, friday evening, we're going to begin to see some changes. high pr

if somebody on the hawkish side hashi som to say, the market will not react well. i think wee we're a lot further alonro in thess and i think both sides want to do something oner rather than later. i think they're feeling the pain from this so my guess is we hear something constructive if not this week by the end of the quarter. >> quickly, art, your expectations for jobs on friday. >> it's going to be hard to put any credibility in this number. we had a blockbuster number last month. remember, 311,000. estimates were 170. i wouldn't be surprisedf we were something less than 200 but more than 150, so i would sayim the estates for 170 are right in the sweet spot. >> art hogan with national securities. always good to see you. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks, bill. >>> sewhere, today's market decline notwithstanding, stocks have experienced aharp recovery over the past month but that's not necessarilyg alleviatnvestor nervousness. mike santoli measures the mood of the market. >> the stock market's strong start to the year has calmed the most extreme fears fro

the commute homehi is som we have to watch.alk snow totals coming cup just:0fter rain to snow. don't think it could be that signific wt. blustery onesday with windchills in the teens and 20s. quiet through next week and look emperatures for sunday and monday. they start to go back up into the 50. more news on the other side this breofak >>> back at 6:55 on this sunday. we'll tell you about big changes that you know about when you call for help in the now can you dial 311 for police if it's not an emergency. >> news 4's mark segraves explains when to call 911 and when to call 311. >> call91 and police or fire will come. that hasn't but depending on what you need, the number you dial is changing in the district. s his condition at this time? >> here at district's 911 call calls they get lots of 1.5 million 911 calls in 2018, and 20% of those calls were for non-emergencies >> you dial 911 it gets to all taker. >> careen mahomes oversees the 911 call center a t wantso you help prioritize those calls by calling ol311 fore if it's no

the new details come in a document filed by manafort's eawyers with som out that can easily be read simply by copying and pacific northwesting them into a new document. they say manafort shared polling data with kilimnik about the campaign and met with him in madrid to talk about what manafort's lawyers call a, quote, peace plan for ukraine, the country where manafort earlier did political consulting work. they're statements made by manafort's own lawyer in a document intended to refute claims. >> that was pete williams reporting. >>> a russian lawyer who helped organize the infamous trump tower meeting with trump officials in 2016 is now the center of her own investigation. natalia veselnitskaya is being charged in a case involving moneylaundering and could face up to ten years in prison. nbc's richard engel has more. >> reporter: natalia veselnitskaya, the russian lawyer who met at trump tower during the 2016 campaign has been charged by federal prosecutors with obstruction of justice. the charges are not directly tr meeting. instead, center on e-mails first revealed exclusively by nbc n

there was even som labor hoarding going on in atlanta where extra workers were hired anneeded. modest gains throughout the country, though entry level wages were rising. despite those higher wages, pric throughout the economy increased only modestly. there were some higher input costs by businesses, but they had troub passing along those higher prices to consumers. overall this was aed m report, showing that growth was still continuing in the country, but at a slower pace. for "nightly business i'm steve liesman in washington. >>> a mega deal in the fast-growing financial tech industry. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. fiserv is buying first data in a takeover valued at $22 billion making it one of the largest in the sector. they sellte s to financial firms, including those related to electronic payment transactions. first data offers point o sale products for retailers. first data soared 21% to 21.24. fiserv fell 3% to 72.57. >>> blackrock reported quarterly earnings that missedanalysts' expectations. the world's largest asset manager saw its assets underin de but

we talked to som other marchers who said they felt concerned their presence here might convey, you know, a sense of supporting what has been going on, when it doesn't. overall, i would say people feel disappointed that these controversiesk have en away from all these different messages they're trying to convey here today. and a lot of them just said, "you know what? we are going to be here no matter what marching."iv >> srean: all right, megan thompson joining us from washington, d.c. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, hari. >> sreenivasan: every nation that has gone to war has its war heroes, and iraq is no exception. an estimated 30,000 iraqi fighters were killed from 2014 to 2017 during the successful battle to oust isis, and manymo were wounded. with isis now resurgent in the tiuntry's north, there are more casualties today. but many wounded vr erans and dows feel like they're being treated as anything but he wes. newshokend special correspondent simona foltyn has our story. mo reporter: the city of najaf in iraq's south is shia islam's holiest sites. it houses the shrine of

he would have to go back to the publichio accept som along those lines. >> the ballot measure calledge foing money from the private sector or government, none of which has materialized, right? >> let me ask you about somethig else this wee president trump's tweet about threatening to cut off federal funds for relief for california's wildfires. he's accusing the state of poor forest fri practices. how has the governor responded. >> the governor responded the way republicans responded, which is to say it was inappropriate. one of these 3:00 a. tweets that fema didn't even know about. the republicans who represent the area in butte county, the congress member ane members of legislature were very critical. it's not helpful. it wasn't fema didn't know anything about it. the people living there were reanxious because they w hearing the disaster funds would be cut off. >> majority of the forest land n california is managed by the federal government, not the state. >> exactly. with ere things to do regards to changing policy of management of those nds? sure. should the president of the united

. >> reporter: but som president trump's supporters say the shutdown is worth it. >> i do feel like there is a crisis on the borderight now. >> reporter: cory griffin lives in alamogordo, new mexico, home to the border p frolility where a guatemalan child died last monthn custody. > we also want to extend our condolences -- >> congressional democrats toured the facility this week. >> and they say we don't need a wall. it's all trump. it's this and that. and then they get in their airplanes and they fly back to the east coast, and they're not affected by it. they're not living day to day. >> reporter: in el paso, nd activist fergarcia says this is a manufactured crisis. >> we have a crisis that the president has created. and that crisis is a humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: a recent poll found that about 70% of government workers oppose the shutdown. any of those who we contacted today including those who support it said they were reluctant to speak for fear of losing their jobs. lester? >> thank you. all right, gabe guti jrez and hallkson, thank you. let's bring in chuck todd. chuck, you

unlikely the republican senate would do anything but certainly the house would probably try too hold som of vote to sort of go against it, that might not stop the president but certainly a court challenge probab uld. >> sreenivasan: are the people you speak to in the white house prepared for this too on indly or i mean, do they see kind of something coming up? we have the state of unicoming at the m end of tth. >> absolutely. and the president canceled a trip later in january that he had en scheduled to go an economic conference in davos, switzerland, some said well what does that mean? he is digging in now for a really long shutdown, we don't really know, this is a shutdown that began in the late december at a time whe take a snd and fight for this border wall, it could be the last -- -- until i get this funding and not bundling off the $5.7 billion am asking for, e democrats say no way and it is not clear what the eesident's end game is here. he says i wonn open the other parts of the government, aside from dhs which some democrats are saying let those fos get back to wo, no, i am goin

som that is around 3,000 officer hours saved across wales every month.es or prosecuted in court. a similar scheme is now being set up in england and police from hong kong and japan have also met go—safe staff to learn more about the project. more than 100 people a year die on welsh roads. operation snap aims to act as a deterrent, to encourage responsible driving and improve safety for all road users across wales. some extraordinary footage there. time for the weather with darren bett. hello there. sunshine was in short supply on saturday and it will be again on sunday. we still have high pressure in charge of our weather, but it is essentially filled in with cloud. coming into the high pressure, a weakening weather front, it has been bringing a bit of rain and drizzle, but that's petering out. but the weather front gets as far south as northern england and then starts to move northward again. for north—west england, perhaps southern scotland, northern ireland, it could be damp and drizzly. still a lot of cloud to the south of that. if you want the sunsh

som that is around 3,000 officer hours saved across wales every month.reness courses or prosecuted in court. a similar scheme is now being set up in england and police from hong kong and japan have also met go—safe staff to learn more about the project. more than 100 people a year die on welsh roads. 0peration snap aims to act as a deterrent, to encourage responsible driving and improve safety for all road users across wales. ice and snow carvers from around the world have unveiled their masterpieces in the (map 00v) chinese city of harbin, known for its brisk winters. the winter festival in the northeast of the country is a huge tourist attraction — more than a million people visited last year. 0livia crellin reports christmas may be over but the celebrations are onlyjust starting in harbin. the city is known for its freezing temperatures, which can drop as low as —35 celsius, —31 fahrenheit. but apart from the inhospitable conditions keeping people away, the city attracts millions of tourists from around the world every year. translation: the ice castl

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received the revelation and the way they speak to him is i'm going to tell you another story now he knows som she knows somee correct that were added so in this way the material finds its way into the koran. your question points to generations of scholarship of those that tried to tease out what are the particular textual pieces that eventually somehow found their way in and it's very difficult in fact impossible to isolate anything textually. they have an echo that this sounds like it could be this one over here so it sounds like it's an arresting way of trying to see where those resonances are. >> communication took place and that is one thing that i didn't hear and number two, the listing in these sectors if you build matched the description of what's in it and there would be this is jesus an jesus and maryf everything. i think it is true the general sense is that it's coming from the muslim tradition. i don't know if you find this clearly as well but most understand that the angel gabriel was speaking words from allah to mohammed. they refer to the chapters by their numbers and each of th

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and look.e they have som of the lunches right there in front of them, they didn't go without. and miss theresa, one of the lunch ladies is busy in the back, making cold cuts for the lunch this afternoon. wel talkbout how this program continues beyond the shutdown, when we come back in the 6:00 hour from allenwood elementary. these are wildcats. what d you do? >> roar. >> reporter: we're going to roar in the 6:00 hour of news 4 today. stay with us. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc . headquarte apple has temporarily disabled the group facetime feature to tce a security flaw. it allows anyon call an iphone or a mac and allows them to lis bn inore anybody picks up. it tricks facetime to thinking it'sn active call. apple will roll out a software update laterwe this . in the meantime, experts recommend you disable facetime on your device. with your cnbc businessreport, i'm frank holland. >>> still ahead on news 4 today, if you have old electronics piled up around the house, don't throw them e't. >> working for you, showing you how to turn them into cash. >>> developing th

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>> when you are negotiating with someone, you have to know, you stipulate to som fact.t's hard to do that with the president because heesists science, evidence, truth. it's hard to pin him down on the fact i think and hope that we can work together in a pwitive way that the president's more acclimated to the fact that he is dealing with a democrati majority in the congress of the united states. >> it's called transparency. >> it's not transparency when we are not -- >> after that infamous oval office meeting before the holidays, you cameoc back,ed members of your caucus, other democrats and said the wall, it seems like it might be a manhood thing. it might be about his manhood. that a statement that's capable of interpretation. meant? explain what you >> i wish that my members had not repeated that outside the room. >>lso you think he d with you differently because you're a woman? >> i have no idea. we'll see. we will see how he will deal with the speaker of the house. that doesn't matter whether you're a woman or h not. e he recognizes that a new day has dawned in amer

senatent som democratic leader dick durbin also said he doesn't support the offer.ajority leader of the senate mitch mcconnell issued a statement after the speech, saying the president's plan is a path forward and he will try to bring up a bill next week that would need 50 votes to advance. the house and senate return from the martin luther king holiday on tuesday, with the house expected to vote wednesday to extend government funding through february 28. follow the story on the c-span networks, www.c-span.org and our radio app. q and a, author and journalist patricia miller and her book "bringing down the colonel," on a late 19th century sex scandal involving a congressman sued by his mistress. >> william powell preston breckenridge, the number of middle names should indicate he was in the southern elite. a respected cavalrymen in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit, he was in his fifth term in congress. she by contrast was nobody, a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, very hungry for an education. this hungry young woman who ran into