president trump tweeting democrats should come back to washington, work to end the shutdown while at the same time ending the horrible humanitarian crisis at the southern border. i am in the white house waiting

trump tweeted, "the democrats want billions of dollars for foreign aid, but they don't want to spend a small fraction of that number on properly

i would like to say my new year's resolution was to not read so many trump tweets.s not working out for me. >> you don't give him time to respond. i think he knows. >> listen even if he is joking and that's what he intends to be, he still has the responsibility as a president not to put that stuff out there where people will not necessarily know he is joking. there is that concern and if there is somebody out there influenced. it's not up to us, it was his own agency, the national oceanic agency. the people. >> complaining what is going on in our atmosphere. >> all right. >> go ahead, bill, give us the good news. >> exactly what he wanted. now let's get into the forecast. 100 million people are under warni warnings and advisories, into the northern plains and now the northeast. this is the coldest weather map. i may stand in front of my career. i never have been in one in 20 years. yesterday we made it to neg 66. that was the lowest i saw in minnesota. this morning the lowest i seen is negative 54 in duluth. we're at negative 51 in davenport. minneapolis is negative

trump tweeted the relationship with north korea "is the best it has ever been with the u.s.." nd meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-il and is expected in february. the u.s. and china resumed high-level talks on a trade agreement in washington, but a deal does not appear likely soon. bloomberg has learned the two sides are far apart on key issues. earlier today, protesters rushed the trade delegation from china as it left its hotel. the demonstrators handed out documents accusing china of forcibly relocating residents. we will take a closer look at the trade talks in a few moments with david dollar of the brookings institution. in italy, deputy prime minister matteo selfie any is under pressure to force an early election this year. bloomberg has learned several his leagueers of party want him to ditch the antiestablishment five-star movement. as an unrulye-star coalition partner who is hampering their efforts to deliver on intellectual and -- on election promises to his friends cracking down too hard on the so-called yellow vests protesters? a top e

(grant) tonight president trump tweeted about this, saying in part, about this, trump tweeted presidentonight (grant) tonight president trump tweeted about this, saying in part, the students were treated unfairly... implying there was a rush to judgement... led by the media. since the release of the video we've heard from nathan phillips -- the native american elder and vietnam war veteran who has spoken out publicly. he emphasized the disrespect he felt during the indigenous peoples march in d-c saturday. now tonight -- we're hearing from the catholic high school student who came face to face with phillips. chaperones had taken the students to an anti-abortion march for life rally. in a statement, student nick sand-mann says the viral video does not reflect the true nature of events when the students arrived at the lincoln memorial. in the video - memorial. in the video -- the kids faced taunting from a group of four black men who identify as members of the hebrew isrealites. sandmann says in part -- "when we arrived, we noticed four african american protesters who were also on the ste

. >>> meantime, with much of the country in the grip of this freeze, president trump tweeted, quote, windchill reaching minus 60 degrees what the hell is going on with global warming? please come back fast, we need you, end quote. scientists say the invasion of record cold is in fact likely the result of climate change. and there's more evidence, in the form of scorching heat and fires around the world right now. here's tom costello. >> reporter: across the globe, the weather picture is one of fire cold in the midwest, fire and record heat in australia.120 degrees and hr >> what that really means is that fires will be uncontrollable. they'll be fast moving. >> reporter: and yo-yo weather cycles. after the deep freeze in the u.s., a 50-degree rebound in some cities within days. hard to believe when you're frozen like an icicle, but experts say that arctic blast is in fact further evidence of climate change. in response to president trump's skepticism, the weather experts at noaa tweeting, winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening. here's why. at the north pole, sci

trump tweeted: "democrats could solve the shut down in 15 minutes. tell them to get it done." congress has adjourned until next week, and so far democrats have denied the president's request for more than $5 billion to fund a border wall. >> we have a better idea about how to secure our border. to do so with technology and freeway that is smart. >> reporter: the president has threatened to declare border security a national emergency. >> but if we don't make a deal, i would say it would be very surprising to me that i would not declare a national emergency and just fund it. >> reporter: a cbs news poll found that 47% of americans say they blame president trump for the partial shut down. thirty percent say they blame democrats and congress. and just 3% blame republicans. caught in the middle are some 800,000 federal workers who did not receive paychecks friday. food banks are helping out, by distributing emergency groceries to those furloughed or working without pay. >> not everyone makes the same amount of money, and a lot of people live paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: mr.

in response to president trump's skepticism, the weather experts at noaa tweeting, winter storms don't prove that global warming isn't happening. here's why. at the north pole, scientists say the melting sea ice and ocean temperatures have caused the walls of the jet stream or polar vortex to break open like a dam in places. that has allowed arctic air to escape, rushing south into the midwest. >> notnly is greenhouse gas warming impacting the planet, ea but it'sy beginning to kick in and it's kicking in in the parts of the planet that are most sensitive, in particular arctic sea ice regions and the arctic. >> reporte all of us are feeling the effects. still, over the past decade, the u.s. has broken gh temperature records twice as often as cold ones. lester? >> tom costello, thanks. >>> from government scientists i conting the president on climate change to his own intelligence chiefs publicly ntradicting the president on his threat assessments on north korea and iran. the president lashing out telling them to go back to school. hallie jackson has that falloutr orter: the president ca

shutdown the vice president said that these talks on saturday were productive however president trump tweeted that the two sides really didn't make much headway now the vice president is going to be continuing these talks tomorrow while president trump is going to be meeting with some of his senior aides at camp david presidential retreat treat his national security adviser john bolton has warned the government the withdrawal of american troops from syria is not a green light to use chemical weapons apparent to meet israeli and turkish leaders about trump's decision to pull out roughly two thousand u.s. troops from the country. gyptian police officer has died while trying to diffuse a bomb near a church in cairo place were called to the eastern suburb of nasr city when the suspicious package was found on a rooftop to other officers and onlooker were injured in that blast french minister is a total urgency meeting after the first yellow vest protests of the new year turned violent police fired tear gas to disperse anti-government demonstrators in central paris or test began eight weeks ago in

president trump tweets both parties invited to the white house for the first time since it began. impact growing. our national monuments and parks trashed. >>> new year's nightmare.

president trump tweets at democrats, as the eshutdown enters new year. leaders from both parties invited to the white hoe for the first time since it began. the impact growing. our national monuments and parks trashed. >>> new year's nightmare. aa car plowing in crowd. a bridge collapses. >>> miracle rescue nearly 36 hours after a massive explosion, baby is found alive in the rubble amid subzero temperatures.> >>he new space race. a major milestone for nasa. china's mission to the moon. and will 2019 be the year that tourists visit the final frtier? >> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >> good evening. i'm kristen welker in for lester. we begin this new year th growing tensions between the united states and russia, after a marine corps re veteran was ed last week in moscow on spying charges. wi tonight, his brother is speaking out, insisting he is innocentnd demanding his safe return. our nbc pentagon correspondent starts our coverage tonight. >> reporter: for the go former marin missing in moscow, a mystery. russia arrested or8-year-old paul

shutdown the vice president said that these talks on saturday were productive however president trump tweetedthat the two sides really didn't make much headway now the vice president is going to be continuing these talks tomorrow while president trump is going to be meeting with some of his senior aides at camp david presidential retreat treat. u.s. national security advisor john bolton has warned the asset government the withdrawal of american troops from syria is not a green light to use chemical weapons bolton is preparing to meet israeli and turkish leaders about trump's decision to pull out roughly two thousand u.s. soldiers. early results from the democratic republic of congo's presidential election have been delayed a week an announcement was expected on sunday but fewer than half the votes have been counted and egyptian policeman has dire while trying to defuse a bomb near a church in cairo it was found on a rooftop in the eastern suburb of nasr city two other officers and an onlooker were injured when the device went off comes less than two days before egypt's christian community cel

plan to withdraw from syria from president trump's tweets today. all, he says that the u.s. will devastate turkey economically if they hit the kurds. now, that's a new economic threat we have not heard. the kurds are the primary group that make up the syrian democratic forces which are the u.s.-backed fighters in syria. however, the turks considering the kurds to be terrorists. they make up certain terrorist groups in turkey. president trump is saying if you go after the group the u.s. has backed, we're going to come at you with something like sanctions which are going to devastate your economy. the second important thing in president trump's tweet is that he says that the u.s. is going to create a 20-mile safe zone. now, he doesn't give us many descriptors of what that safe zone is going to be. what we can infer is the u.s. is going to work with syria and turkey to try and create an area between the two countries where there's safety. where the kurds are not going to be attacked by the turks. now, we'll have to say, obviously, how the turks reply

today, a hint of compromise, president trump tweeting let's make a deal. leaders from both parties have been invited to the white house tomorrow. nbc's geoff bennett joins me from the white house. geoff, it's remarkable. this is the first time these leaders have sat down together since the stalemate started. so the big question, can they get a deal done? >> maybe, if they can agree on the definition of a border wall. what kind of physical barrier or other border security measures are acceptable to both sides? this deadlock has moved far beyond policy, this is all about politics. the president is concerned if he makes a deal, if he compromises, his core supporters will think he's caved, since he's talked about a wall in rally after rally. a wall he said that mexico would pay for. >> but geoff, nancy pelosi does have a plan to reopen the government. so is there any chance the president can say yes to the bill that the house democrats plan to pass on thursday? >> it may never reach his desk for a signature. once it clears the house it heads to the senate. but

houseer the senate and passed a bill to reopen the government, president trump tweeted, "i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days, if no deal is done, it is off to the races." following his speech announcing a deal to end the partial government shutdown, president trump met with a group of hispanic pastors in the roosevelt room of the white house. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: can you come over here? it is much easier. come on over here. there is a lot of room over here. you are all looking at the door so you can be the first ones out.

obviously president trump tweeting positive noises is very welcome.that they will be focusing on quite short—term transactional things, the immediate ta riffs transactional things, the immediate tariffs and the tit—for—tat tariffs we saw last year rather than focusing on some of the structural issues, things like intellectual property rights protection. but since we heard about this 90— day truce between the two presidents in december, there has been a bit of news from the likes of apple. but increases the pressure, doesn't it, on both is negotiating for china and the us, it is the huge global companies affecting us. over the past few weeks, those global companies are so past few weeks, those global companies are so interconnected. they have supply chains that across the globe and a trade war between united states and china is the last thing those global really want. thank you for coming in in sharing your thoughts on that. more detail on our website and also i have tweeted the news of what the world bank had to say so dig deeper if you wish. now you

trump tweeted later and said it has to be $5.7 billion. there is a sense there is no interlocutor for democrats. trump is erratic. for democrats, it is chuck schumer nancy pelosi with nancy pelosi driving the hardline saying we don't negotiation with hostage takers, you have to reopen the government and then we will talk. line lasts used the year and schumer back down and the government reopened. david: we have 800,000 federal employees who will not get checks on friday if they cannot get a deal done. onanks to eric wass reporting from washington. rally forseeing a u.s. stocks. the nasdaq up by 1.3%. clearly liking the resumption of trade talks between the u.s. and china. it may be why we are seeing trade sensitive stocks lead the rally on the s&p 500. the chief strategist out with a note today saying it may be too early to call it clear on the s&p 500. the real action may be in small caps up 1.8% at the moment. we can see the russell 2000 rally is nothing new. this is it over the past eight days, up nearly 11% with the biggest gains friday

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turkey over the future of kurdish fighters in northern syria donald trump's had a phone conversation with president. it follows a tweet from trump on sunday night warning he devastate techies economy if its forces attacked the kurds turkey's foreign minister responded by saying nothing would be achieved by threatening his country his government sees the fight as as an extension of the p.k. k. which tech he considers a terrorist group mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . well the phone call appears to be an attempt to poor oil on the deeply troubled waters of the u.s. turkey relationship a relationship that was further deteriorate to buy president trump's tweet sunday in which he threatened economic action against turkey should it take action against kurds when the u.s. troops withdraw from north eastern syria but the phone call in the course of the day went ahead reports both from the white house and the turkish presidency indicate very satisfactory talks there was a broad base of agreement on what is happening in north eastern syria and it would appear some agreement as to what happens next when those u.s. troo

so i'm just going to kick it off with what we all woke up to this morning which was president trump tweeting in "the news york times" over their coverage of michael cohen. and i wanted to ask david to start. what's the take-away from president trump's personal lawyer being pulled in some mueller investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election? >> the focus by the federal prosecutors in manhattan is a real danger for donald. it's donald's business dealings that likely make him the most vulnerable and doing what could be politely called squirrely deals with the russians back to 1983. and his lawyer in this case mr. cohen if anyone reads the agreement he drafted by stormy daniels you don't have to be a lawyer to know that it's a badly drafted document by somebody who went to it turns out literally the worst accredited law school in america. but it will open the door to all sorts of relationships to money laundering which i'm confident donald has been involved with for years and cohen is not the kind of guy to be confronted with support donald or go to the joint for 20 years to be a l

trump. nice to know that some people still have guts. the second nominee is this tweet from president trump again after paul manafort was found guilty of financial crimes. i feel very badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice took a 12-year-old tax case among other things, applied tremendous pressure on him and unlike michael cohen, he refused to break. make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a brave man. and president trump who remind yourself fired michael flynn because of his lies. let's watch him. >> i feel badly for general flynn. he lost his house, he lost his life, and some people say he lied and some people say he didn't lie. i mean, really it turned out maybe he didn't lie. >> maybe he didn't lie. that's his endorsement. these guys, if you stand up for this guy, you're a great man. >> and dan mcgahn was praised for not being a rat like john dean. i just love the michael flynn one. some people say he lied, michael flynn said he lied, the white house said he lied, his plea agreement says he lied. >> but he was open mined. so he gi

. >> reporter: president trump is trying to turn the subject back to his need for a wall. tweeting today, another big caravan heading our way. hard to stop without a wall. attempting to further his argument that terrorists are trying to cross the southern border tweeting an unverified claim that a border rancher found prayer rugs and people coming across from many countries, some of which would be a big surprise. one muslim group denouncing trump's tweet saying he was issuing a, quote, dog whistle to those who would falsely associate a prayer rug with terrorism. all of this is news that in 2017 president trump created an enemy list made up of members of his own administration. former white house communication aide cliff simms writing in his book, give me their names, trump said, his eyes narrowing. i want these people out of here. i'm going to take care of this. we're going to get rid of all the snakes, even the bottom feeders. trump then writing down the names of 15 staffers, 10 of which he deemed could not be trusted. that list later spotted in his jacket pocket. as for the shutd

end the stalemate remained slim this weekend, as trump blasted house speaker nancy pelosi as a "radical democrat" who's lost control of her partythose tweetsoming after pelosi immediately rejected trump's latest proposal to provide three years of deportation protections for some immigrants - including many of those brought to the country illegally as children - in exchange for $5.7 billion for his border wall.president trump/no name font needed: "number one is three yegislativ daca reny years ago." democrats declared the offer dead on arrival.sen. chuck schumer, (d) senate minority leader:"if he opens up the government, we'll discuss whatever he offers, but hostage-taking should not work. it's very hard to negotiate when a gun is held to your head."and immigration hardliners dismissed it as amnesty, including ann coulter who tweeted "we voted for trump and got jeb bush."the president pushing back on that criticism from conservatives, saying amnesty isn't part of his offer now, but might be later on "in a much bigger deal."and on the eve of the martin luther king holiday, vice president mike pence likening the president's shutdown strategy

inside the school's football stadium, which would be a fitting way to return to ( robin ) a tweet from president trump threatened to withhold federal emergency money from the victims of california wildfires... unless the state improves its forest management.. that tweet set-off lawmakers, both democrats and republicans, who represent cities like santa rosa and paradise. kron 4's justine waldman explains what pulling federal money would really mean for the rebuilding efforts. president trump tweeted this about the state of california .. "unless they get their act together ... i have ordered fema to send no more money. it is a disgraceful situation in lives & money!" the threat to withhold federal emergency management agency money.. comes the president says, if the state doesn't improve its forest management practices. no fema money would be a setback for recovery efforts in santa rosa and paradise., places trying to rebuild after devastating fires.. the tweet really irritated state senator mike mcguire who represents the north bay. he spoke to kron 4, from his office in the captial.sot this president o

there are few tweets that have as much projection as trump accusing someone else of being very insecurereaked insecurity. >> why do you want to go back to the hair again? >> his greatest crime is trying to humanize him? >> fallon made a mistake of being nice to trump. it's like the worst -- >> dumb guy. >> we're going to go with the winner, best trump celebrity beef as our producers have decided, lebron james. >> there we go. >> up next, who gave the best concession speech of the year and who wins the award for biggest suck up to president trump. there's an interesting category. this is "hardball" where the action is. tion is. oh, and there's the closing bell. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ has been excellent. they really appreciate the militar

houseer the senate and passed a bill to reopen the government, president trump tweeted, "i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days, if no deal is done, it is off to the races." following his speech announcing a deal to end the partial government shutdown, president trump met with a group of hispanic pastors in the roosevelt room of the white house. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: can you come over here? it is much easier. come on over here. there is a lot of room over here. you are all looking at the door so you can be the first ones out. [laughter] president trump: come on, bring the camera over here. there is room. thank you very much. we have some of the most respected and powerful -- frankly they have tremendous congregations of pastors and ministers -- anywhere in this country. they have been talking to me for a long period of time. we went up 19% with the hispanic population. part of it is

politics going to influence the markets like donald trump tweets currently in the in the government shutdown. specially here in europe is going to cause more concern and even though the government just managed to turn the corner at the end of the year with this budget we may still want to have a close look at that exactly because italy and its banking sector is looking quite bleak to start off twenty nine with the e.c.b. taking control of its value back. yes italian banks are closely watched on the stock market that's because they have a lot of bad debt now the e.c.b. taking over one of the banks that has a very large bad debt that's a bunker. now and that's not too much of a worry right now but it's actually a positive sign that the e.c.b. is taking over because management stepped down after it got into a gridlock with one of its main shareholders the bank was trying to raise capital to to better its own situation but the main shareholder wasn't so keen on that because of course that would mean more falling share prices and so there was a blockage now the path is open to find a new solution

shutdown the vice president said that these talks on saturday were productive however president trump tweetedthat the two sides really didn't make much headway now the vice president is going to be continuing these talks while president trump is going to be meeting with some of his senior aides at camp david presidential retreat meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi announced that house democrats are going to be meeting next week to pass individual appropriations bills that would reopen some agencies including the department of treasury and the i.r.s. so the government could begin processing income tax returns and get income tax refunds back in the hands of americans now this shutdown if it goes another week that would be three weeks and it would make it the longest shutdown in u.s. history. well the politicians continue to argue eight hundred thousand government workers still going without a or they're not working at all and that's creating a problem for essential services across the country some transportation security agents who screen passengers at airports have been calling in sick becaus

campaign the paper said the probe began after he fired the agency's director james coney trim trump tweeted that the f.b.i. acted for no reason and with no proof. in the u.s. the partial government shutdown is now the longest in the country's history it's interesting day twenty two with no end in sight to the dispute over funding for president donald trump's order ball as a result some eight hundred thousand government workers are getting paid and are now scrambling for a temporary paycheck our washington correspondent reports. even when rent is due you got bills and there's no sign of a paycheck coming anytime soon so maybe if you're a government worker it's time to find a second job at the fairfax county school district outside of washington d.c. has a shortage of substitute teachers and fairfax county now has an excess of furlough government workers problem solution at least temporarily. twenty percent of the population in the greater d.c. area works for the federal government that's now one in five people with no. paycheck and nothing to do for who knows how much longer but even with th

president trump tweeted -- we are now approaching key dates including week of january 7, when the u.s. delegation travels to meet with chinese officials and this will be the first face-to-face encounter since president trump and president xi agreed to a temporary truce on december 1. all of this comes as the government remains partially shut down and a new democratic house takes over on thursday. >> stocks have fallen across the globe. our 2019 first trading debut suggest declines will continue. the kaizen and ihs reported another week reading for chinese factory activity. we got week data monday and equity markets went higher. investors chose to focus instead on trump tweeting around the possibility of trade tension resolutions. today is different, though. markets really jumping on this week story. >> what we are getting is a domination of things. the private and official pmi are in contractionary territory. they both capture a broad cross-section of china's manufacturing sector. the interesting thing is that last year, the trade war did not have much of an impact. the real impact is

at the same time, president donald trump tweeted, "talks with china are going very well".enior fellow at the national union of singapore in the us, and told me why there are hopes of a positive outcome for these negotiations —— national university. people are cautiously optimistic about these talks. this time feels a little bit different from previous times in that it was perceived that the chinese word may be disingenuous when it came to the concessions that they were going to give. now that they were going to give. now that the chinese economy is slowing down, there is a real threat of the technology transfer from the us being cut off. so there is real optimism that there might be some progress. so are you saying that the americans have the advantage in these negotiations? well, again, the chinese economy has been decelerating in part because of the trade war, also because of the chinese government clamping down on debt, but there is a realisation, especially in the wake of the zte debacle, and also the huawei issues, where the us is trying to block huawei, there is awar

a growing list of leaders who say they recognize one quite oh as venezuela's interim president trump tweeted the announcement and wrote venezuelans have spoken out against madeira and his regime and demanded freedom and the rule of law. my president maduro has hit back by vowing to cut all ties with washington he told all u.s. diplomatic staff to leave the country within seventy two hours but demand the white house rejects. wasn't out of venezuela they go enough interventionism there is dignity here and here there are people to defend this land he was. but the opposition says they have the claim to defending the country from them a drug government. one guy joe says he intends to act as interim president only until new and fair elections can be held. a short while ago i talked to d.j. correspondent especially in caracas and much of what he's been seeing on the streets there but we did get reports of violent protests from looting in several areas around the capital and another story just like we've seen on monday and tuesday evening last night starting for the ball up in the month and this is

government, president trump tweeted, i wish people would listen to my words. this is not a concession, it was taking care of millions of people getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that and 21 days, if no deal is done, it is off to the races. following his speech announcing a deal to end the partial government shutdown, president trump met with a group of hispanic pastors in the rose room of the white house. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: can you come over here? it is much easier. there is a lot of room over here. you are all looking at the door so you can be the first ones out. >> [laughter] president trump: come on, bring the camera over here. there is room. president trump: thank you very much. we have some of the most respected and powerful miniatures -- ministers. that, with9%, i saw the be hispanic population. they are doing record-setting jobs right now. part of it is what we talk about, the wall and security. these are tremendous people, many have been my friends for a long period of time. i thought we would go around t

a growing list of leaders who say they recognize one quite oh as venezuela's interim president trump tweeted the announcement and wrote venezuelans have spoken out against madeira and his regime and demanded freedom and the rule of law. my president maduro has hit back by vowing to cut all ties with washington he told all u.s. diplomatic staff to leave the country within seventy two hours but demand the white house rejects was out of venezuela they go enough interventionism and there is dignity here and here there are people to defend this land movement was. but the opposition says they have the claim to defending the country from them a drug government. one cried joe says he intends to act as interim president only until new and fair elections can be held. earlier we asked you. in caracas how dangerous the situation was there there are skirmishes in different parts of the city there is a calming down. towards the evening when it starts getting darker here people start going out of protest as we've seen in the last few days and there have been some doubts there has been some looting and just

troops his foreign minister said ankara would not be intimidated by mr trump's tweets and that strategic partners should not communicate via social media. u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has held talks in riyadh with the saudi king and crown prince they agreed on the importance of deescalating the war in yemen where the saudis are fighting iran bad rebels was to pump air was also expected to press crown prince mohammed bin salmond of the murder of turkish journalist jamal to show . that to the united kingdom where the country's prime minister said that the country is at the start of a crucial week in its history to reason will spend the next twenty four hours doing everything she can to secure support for her controversial breck's it deal which currently looks as though it will be defeated in parliament tomorrow a short while ago mrs mary addressed employees at a factory in the english town of stoke she accused some lawmakers of being prepared to use what she called every device possible to thwart britain's departure from the european union she said you kate might end up but not

last night, president trump tweeted out this video, calling on docrats to join him to secure the border. >>> the news 4 i-team was first to report congress ordered a study of the shut down's impact on metro. today, tbe num are in, and they are significant. metro says it is losing $400,000 per day. the agencylso warns of staffing and service cuts if the shutdown lasts muchlo er. in maryland, marc says ticket sales are down 18% since the start of the shutdown. vre ridership is down 25% this month. >>> here's another opportunity for furloughed federal workers. today, you'll have the chance to get free grocers. the washington national cathedral is teaming up with four local churches to hand out hund of food baskets. they'll be distributing to those with federal ids. they'll be at mount moriah baptist church in northeast washington. stjohn's episcopal in beltsville. first baptist church of highland park in landover. and mas dcedonia in arlington. it is today between 12:30 to 1:30. you can search our app for freebies for federal woers. >>> i here, folks. the flu season is here, and it's alrea

. >> president trump tweeted i wish people could understand my work on the border wall. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting ready hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days, if no deal is done, it is often the races. following his speech announcing a deal to end the government shutdown, president trump met with a group of hispanic pastors in the roosevelt room of the white house. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: thank you very much. we have some of the most respected and powerful -- frankly they have tremendous contributions of ministers -- anywhere in this country. they have been talking to me for a long period of time. we went up 19% with the hispanic population. part of it is because of jobs, we are doing record-setting jobs right now, but part of it is what we talk about, the wall and security. these are just tremendous people. many have been my friends for a long period of time. i thought we would go around the table and say a few words. and that would be great. we'll start with you. >

donald trump tweeted he is looking forward to his next summit.he north killian -- korean leader agreed to make his first ever visit to the south korean capital and expected to take place this year. >> the new year in brazil means a new president. beings cheyer bolsonaro sworn in. he is hoping to break with decades of centrist rule tainted with corruption, a failing economy and widespread crime. hisics slammed the man for extremist language against gays, women, and minorities. lucinda elliott told us more. lucinda: security ahead of the event has been unprecedented. we have had fighter jets and the 3000 civil and military police guarding the event. they expect as many as 300,000 people to make their way to watch the historic ceremony. what we have today is a series of events that includes a move from the cathedral in brazil to a parade normally in an open top rolls-royce car make its way to the presidential palace where after a congressional session, bolsonaro will give a historic address to the nation. >> bolsonaro has been assembling his cabinet

(grant) tonight president trump tweeted about this, saying in part, the students were treated unfairlyimplying there was a rush to judgement... led by the media. since the release of the video we've heard from nathan phillips -- the native american elder and vietnam war veteran who has emphasized the disrespect he felt during the indigenous peoples march in d-c saturday. now tonight -- we're hearing from the catholic high school student who came face to student who came face to face with phillips. chaperones had taken the students to an anti-abortion march for live rally. in a statement, student nick sand-mann says the viral video does not reflect the true nature of events when the students arrived at the lincoln memorial. in the video -- the kids faced taunting from a group of four black men who identify as members of the hebrew isrealites. sandmann says in part -- "when we arrived, we noticed four african american protesters who were also on the steps of the lincoln memorial," he said. "the protestors said hateful things." < "a bunch of incest babies. a bunch of babies made out of in

(grant) trump tweeted on the controvery tweeted on the trump (grant) trump tweeted on the controvery this morning saying -- "nick sandmann and the students of covington have become symbols of fake news and how evil it can be. they have captivated the attention of the world, and i know they will use it for the good - maybe even to bring people together. it started off unpleasant, but can end in a dream!" <"i'm talking about the black students, the native student, the hispanic students who do not feel welcome."> (vicki) an 'end racism' rally took place today on the campus of the university of oklahoma.last week..... a controversial video of two former students made the rounds on social media. in the video you can hear one woman, covered in black paint, use the "n" word. (vicki) the university of oklahoma issued a statement saying it, "abhors such conduct and condemns the students' actions and behavior."the ou president said monday that the girls would not be returning to campus.(grant)both women have issued apologies. university of oklahoma's president spoke out at a news conference to

intimidated by president donald trump's comments that it's more about the reaction there to president trump's tweets. well there is sharp criticism now from ankara that was to be is expected you mentioned turkish foreign minister saying his country won't react to two threats he also said that a strategic partners don't communicate why a twitter they sit down and negotiate and actually there have been quite a number of talks recently on the u.s. withdrawal from syria involving national security adviser bolton and secretary of state mike home pay zero but the sense here in turkey is that the u.s. administration is sending mixed messages confusing messages and then as calls a lot of frustration here in turkey another schools of major tension is the role of the kurdish militia washington regards them as one of the most or the most important ally in its fight against the so-called islamic state but turkey sees it as an extension of the p.k. k. that has been waging a decades long insurgency on turkish soil that's why turkish officials are very keen on emphasizing that this is a national security matter fo

. >> meantime, president trump tweeted that equipment is being rotated out of the country now but the 2,000 u.s. military personnel remain. he also had a message for turkey, don't attack the kurds. mr. trump says the u.s. will devastate turkey economically if it doesn't comply. >> turkey considers some kurdish groups to be terrorists. the president adds the u.s. doesn't want the kurds to provoke turkey either. >> let's dig deeper into this story. ben, good to see you. the u.s. president just now warning turkey to not make a move on the kurds as the u.s. prepares to move out of syria. you reported from the front lines with the kurds. how important is the president's support for them now? >>> the american support is critical. they are clearly feeling that they are being left high and dry by the united states because without u.s. air support they fear they will be on the receiving end of an attack. on the one hand it supports curdish figcur kurdish fighters and on the other hand they're seen as terrorists and when president trump threatens essentially two economically destroy turkey, thi

mile safe zone where the turkish foreign minister move that covers only responded to president trump's tweet saying nothing would be achieved by threatening ticky. in the. we can see the difficult situation that mr trump is in now there is serious pressure on him and he took the decision of withdrawing however the security divisions are putting constant pressure to stop and we know that the latest tweet is a domestic policy message these. are important we germans do we have said several times that we are not going to be afraid of any threats and will not bow down to it nothing can be achieved by threatening turkey economically and then in response to that secretary of state mike pompei o expand over there and what the president said in his tweet this is what he had to say. i think in some ways it it sets it just to marks the importance that we place on this the borders that we want to secure border for for all of the parties not not even just the turks and. the kurds there are arabs there are christians in the region that. we want we want that to be a place where there isn't violence as ther

is in a very insecure situation and nobody really takes trump's tweets and announcements anymore seriously and though they are very. serious because they have serious consequences and i think the bigger the power game is that simple. the u.s. is in a weak position and one does everything he can just to exploit that situation and embarrass them and that doesn't mean that they wouldn't receive him another time maybe both would be obliged to fly to turkey to by the way the chief of staff was with them u.s. syria and boy so there was quite a solid team traveling to today yeah and it makes you wonder who is actually in charge of u.s. foreign policy in syria is it the u.s. president or is it john bolton i just we don't know tonight what about the future of the kurds in northern syria do you think because of this this uncertainty with the u.s. do you think everyone would actually take a chance and militarily well yes that so many times he said he would crush the terro empire the so-called in his words of the why p g p. a but the problem is this could be a very uncomfortable situation so far it's