u.s. service member has been killed in combat in afghanistan more on that and much else after a short break watching our two international. join me every thursday on the alex salmond short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the fines. we can all middle of the room. welcome back this is our team international not collusion it was a word that we heard a lot in two thousand and seventeen and here's another story of alleged collusion though this time the characters are a bit different wiki leaks has published an e-mail apparently showing that the new york times was providing the state department and hillary clinton with advanced warnings about potentially damaging stories and has commentary. now a new e-mail published by wiki leaks seems to show cooperation between new york times reporter scott shane and the press secretary of hillary clinton when she was secretary of state now we remember back in two thousand and ten in two thousand and el

u.s. service member has been killed in combat missions a statement adds that four more service members were wounded in the incident that took place on monday and province but no further details were given on what exactly occurred earlier a provincial spokesperson announcing that nato led the afghan forces had carried out air and ground operations killing over sixty eisel terrorists he added that because the militants were hiding in local residents houses civilians were also hit with at least one killed and thirteen more wounded here's what civilians were told or here's what's in the news there rather told us about what happened. a woman was killed two men and two others were burned there all the victims are here in hospital some most of the legs i was also injured got shot. over eighteen people were wounded and others were killed see the child here in the bed he lost his legs his mother was also killed in the incident say that it was kind of cocked his and jets hit the p. . some of them last legs through people were killed in their car which was used by villages destroyed are these american

u.s. forest service making that announcement earlier today as a detailed aerial survey. it left 440 square piles burned. it started back on december 4th in ventura county destroying hundreds of homes before spreading to santa barbara county and ultimately montecito. tonight walnut creek police are looking for a man they say tried to sexually assault a woman last night on a popular hiking trail. this is who they're looking for. happened on the iron horse trial around 5:30 yesterday evening. the woman said the man approached her behind and tried to assault her. the man ran away. right now it's not clear why. the victim was treated for injuries with you it recovering. >>> not guilty. nas the plea from a san francisco police officer td accused of sexualing assaulting an unconscious person. the officer is charged with two counts of assault. arrested on monday after an internal investigation starting back in september. today he appeared in a san francisco courtroom to enter that not guilty plea. he is currently suspended without pay as he fights the charges. >>> out of the hos

u.s. service member taking a shot out of passing truck in afghanistan the incident was seen among a number of clips edited together which were uploaded and later deleted by an anonymous user with his helmet camera footage shows a person firing from a military vehicle at the cab of a truck but it was passing it's not known whether anybody was injured if confirmed though the action might violate military rules of engagement by the u.s. afghan alliance or the video is believed to have been filmed last year during an anti ice liberation in eastern afghan province according to the u.s. central command an investigation into the case is underway requested further comment will bring you any updates we do get sued a retired three star general in the pakistani army thinks such incidents can play right into the taliban's hands most likely there did think that you know the life of the afghans is not important then we can just did no chances and then shoot them and that is where it's so unfortunate so many lives in the past as well have been lost as a consequence of this head to the most important thin

u.s. service member taking a shot at a passing truck in afghanistan the incident was seen among a number of clips edited together which were uploaded and later deleted by an anonymous user this helmet camera footage shows the person firing from a military vehicle at the camp of a truck it was passing it's not known whether anybody in the truck was injured the action is confirmed violates military rules of engagement and how the us afghan alliance the video is believed to have been filmed last year during an anti eisel operation in eastern afghan province according to the u.s. central command an investigation into the case is that under way we've requested further comment and we'll bring you updates as soon as we get when. ok let's fossilised to our second guest of the day now mr charles shoebridge a security expert and former u.k. counterterrorism intelligence officer thank you for coming on the program mr shubrick now unconfirmed at this point could those actions by the u.s. servicemen be justified in any way. well the short answer is yes they could be but that doesn't say they are justifi

u.s. service members talking to foreign friends they made while deployed? american teachers and researchers seeking information from foreigners. and the government can conduct warrantless searches for your private communications. the bill that the house passed is extreme. in some particulars, it actually goes backward and we are united especially insane that a bill of this importance ought to be open to a real senate debate. senate st through the on the most extreme procedure possible. no amendments, no discussion, our way or the highway. so i'm very pleased to be with our colleagues. chairmanly hay, senator warren are both here and senator daines, if it's acceptable, to senator warren, would you like to go first? senator warren: you want me to go first? sure. fine. i'd be glad to. i have plenty i want to say and that is that the united states should not be in the business of warrantless searches of drag nat surveillance of american citizens. i am here today to join my colleagues, republicans and democrats, because we need reforms to our intelligence progra

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u.s. postal service to task because certain delivery services like fedex and u.p.s. are more cop, of some of the deliveries that are being made. what is the u.s. postal service not doing right? >> in the end, we know significant amounts of really dangerous drugs, especially fentanyl, which is significantly more powerful than heroin or carfentanyl are coming into the united states through the postal service. now i believe they try to pass a bill in congress last year that would have required additional screening and i think there was a concern about dollars and funding we cannot -- not fund catching these dangerous drugs as they come into the united states. i'll give you an example. that individual overdosing in downtown lexington at 3:00 p.m. had been smoking carfentanyl we believe while driving in the middle of the day and i think about my seven and eight-year-old could have been in a car right across the street if these drugs can kill you the first time or you can kill somebody else, we have to take advantage of that opportunity. >> it's a dramatic picture you paint

u.s. service members in war zones run the risk of being discovered by the enemy every time they go for a runearing exercise trackers, including fitbits. orvid martin reports the pentagon is now doing a broad review of these devices. >> servicemen working out in this digital age have unwittingly produced a map of their locations and activities worldwide. the security breech the pentagon did not find out about until a 20-year-old australian student discovered it. nathan ruser came across a map put out by strava, a social media network for athletes, which showed two years worth of satellite tracking data uploaded from fitbits and other digital fitness devices. u.s. bases are clearly identifiable and mappable, ruser tweeted, like this american special operations base in syria. e it took us seconds to really gather some information that really should not be publicly hnailable. >> reporter: tobias schneider of global public policy says the locations of these and many other bases, such as these spots of light in afghanistan, were previously known. commercial satellites had already exposed the layou

u.s. service member has been killed in combat the mission statement odds that four more service members were wounded in the incident it took place on monday and none go hard province at this moment no details on what exactly occurred were given earlier a province spokes person announced that nato led afghan forces carried out her ground operations killing over sixty isel terrorist he added that because the militants were hiding in the local residents houses civilians were also hit with at least one killed and thirteen more wounded here's what civilians there told us about what. a woman was killed two men and two others were burned there all the victims are here in hospital some of those two legs i was also injured but shot . over eighteen people were wounded and others were killed the child here in the bed he lost his leg his mother was also killed in the incident that washed over me when helicopters and jets hit the people some of them lost legs two people were killed in the car which was used by villages strewing. these american forces always say we can target with precision every little t

u.s. service member was wounded today in a possible insider attack in eastern afghanistan. taliban claimed it was carried out by two insurgents disguised as local militiamen, friendly to the u.s. at least seven u.s. troops were killed in that same region last year. the f.b.i. today released age-progressed photos of four men wanted for the hijacking of pan am flight 73 back in 1986, showing what they might look like now. they boarded the plane in pakistan, and after a standoff, murdered at least 20 people, including two americans. they served prison time in pakistan, but were set free without facing justice in the u.s. five women are now accusing actor james franco of sexual misconduct. the "los angeles times" reports four were students at his acting school. franco denies the allegations. he won a best actor award sunday at the golden globes, and was among those wearing a "time's up" pin supporting the hollywood initiative against the abuse of power by men. there's much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: now, just one year after being sworn in, governor

u.s. service service member has been killed in combat missions a statement that for more service members were wounded in the incident took place on monday and the har province but no further details were given on what exactly occurred earlier a provincial spokesperson announced that the nato led afghan forces had carried out air and ground operations killing more than sixty eisel terrorists he added that because the militants were hiding in local residents houses civilians were also hit with at least one killed and thirteen more wounded here's what's the billions we're told. about what happened. a woman was killed two men and two others were burned there all the victims are here in hospital some ghost and legs i was also injured but shot. over eighteen people wounded and others were killed see the child here in the bed he lost his leg his mother was also killed in the incident that. helicopters and jets hit the people some of them . last legs people were killed in the car which was used by villagers was destroyed are these american forces always see we can target with precision every little t

the problem is service members, like many of us, haven't set their activities as private. the u.s.ve to require troops in combat zones to do that. >> thank you very, very much. >>> coming up, breaking news after attacks by president trump. the fbi's number two official abruptly steps down. what is behind andrew mccabe's sudden departure. vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. each unique piece comes to life in the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. >>> happening now, breaking news. the deputy of the fbi suddenly steps down under pressure and under attack by president trump. we have details on andrew mccabe's exit and the fury over the russia investigation. releasing a memo? the house intelligence committee is expected to decide whether to go public with the secret summery of abuses by the fbi. this ho

u.s. postal service's effort to combat the trafficking of synthetic drugs in the evening at 7:00 p.m., the events marking the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war tet offensive. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day, with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will discuss missing text messages between an fbi agent and attorney. and the trump administration's plan to allow gas pumps in the u.s. coastal waters. the national resource defense council member join us. we are live in columbia, south carolina for the next thousand city capitals to her, as the governor will discuss public policy issues. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. lacks -- >> asked, we returned to the washington d c convention center where the science and transportation committee held a hearing yesterday. they looked at emerging innovations in the automotive industry. this is about two hours. the privileges of leading a committee with a jurisdiction as broad of that as the commerce committee, sometimes our work takes us o

alexi much of the full-service, our own u.s. postal service is the, -- is the conduit for this hassle. don't go through fedex. president trump: right through the good old post office that delivers internet packages all over the place. and they lose a lot of money and you should make sure while we're at it, make sure the internet, the you will start having to pay sales tax. story on failure was happening to retailers all over the country that are being put out of business. leadershipu for your and all the members that worked in a bipartisan way to keep lethal drugs out of our communities. kentucky suffers from the third-highest drug overdose mortality in the country. fentanyl and opioids are a big part of that. one of the tragedies that we hear, not just from these families, but also, from employers who don't have the labor supply. -- these cuts employers need sober workers who control on time and pass a drug drugs out of the these communities is important for the productivity of our economy. president trump: very good. what's wro

u.s. service members talking to four friends that i made while deployed. american teachers and researchers seeking information from foreigners. how many americans get swept up? we don't know. we don't know not because of lack of effort, i have been trying for six years to get the government to provide an estimate. my concern is, on a number of these issues to ensure their safety liberty, we've gone backwards in the intelligence committee and an open hearing, when the director of national intelligence, dan coats, former colic was asked about whether the government could collect wholly domestic, personal data here in the united states, we can get a straight answer with respect to whether the government under the foreign intelligence act could collect wholly communications. we couldn't get a straight answer to that. so, what we need is the opportunity to have a real debate. we have a real number of amendments that go to the heart of what the issues are about. particularly the government conducting repeated, warrantless searches for americans even if those ame

u.s. service members that additional risk and potentially hurt u.s. interests outside the united states and cuba they want to ask you i mean do we have any idea of how much support the president has in this move from the military itself. well certainly the military is not going to vocalize that they're often sort of paralyzed in terms of their command of their personal opinions but certainly they do express them privately and many of us have contacts within the u.s. military who feel that this is going to put them at risk in fact there have been a number of policies that the president has put forward that have put them at risk but at the same time they also point to some of the successes that donald trump has made for instance one year ago when he stood not to give a state of the union speech but his first address to a joint session of congress he promised to try and defeat eisel and certainly that is something that he can put in his column of successes given the fact that it has been proven now that ninety percent of his will has been eradicated from

u.s. service member taking a shot at a passing truck in afghanistan the incident was seen among a number of clips edited together which were uploaded and later deleted by an anonymous user on this helmet camera footage shows a person firing from a military vehicle at the cab of a truck it was passing it's not known whether anybody was injured so if confirmed though the action may violate military rules of engagement and how the u.s. afghan alliance the video is believed to have been filmed last year during the isola peroration in eastern afghan province and security expert charles thinks the bigger picture should be considered to make a judgment on the case. of course you have to look at what the context of this is this isn't to defend what's happened here it appears indefensible but this is a nine second clip and we have to acknowledge that we don't know what happened before this video clip and we don't know what happened afterwards and maybe conceivably for example this truck perhaps even inadvertently went through a checkpoint for example and this is one way to bring that vehicle to a ha

in each case the country was china and the method of service was the u.s. ervice. >> there's no requirement to tip off law enforcement. >> reporter: they're supposed to work with customs and border protection, but portman says they struggle with poor management and being busy. dogs hand screen only a fraction of the packages. >> i'm looking at fentanyl fentanyl fentanyl again. >> correct. >> they want every package headed to the u.s. to include automated data including the sender's name and address. 18 people tracked by portman's committee face charges and seven died of when that 49-year-old man in cleveland, ohio, dies within a couple of weeks of getting his fentanyl delivery, you realize we're not doing our job. >> president trump's opioid commission has also recommended advanced screening but it has yet to come up for a vote. in a statement the u.s. postal service says it supports the goal of increasing the electronic data but has suggest it needs more for the bill to be workable. >>> up next more headlines including cloning monkeys. and new evidence and

u.s. service member was wounded in a possible insider attack in eastern afghanistan. the taliban claimed it was carried out by two insurgents disguised as local is militiamen. friendly off to the u.s. at least seven u.s. troops were killed in the same region last year. the fbi today released age progressed photos of four men wanted for the hijacking of pan am flight 73 back in 1986, showing what they might look like now. they boarded that plane in pakistan, after a standoff murdered at least 20 people including two americans. they served prison time in pakistan but were set free without facing justice in the u.s. five women are now accusing actor james franco of sixable misconduct. "los angeles times" reports four were students at his acting school. franco denies the allegations. he within ape best actor award sunday at the golden globes among those wearing a time's up pin supporting a hollywood initiative against the abuse of power by men. >> the cbsover will be right back. (alex trebek) $8,000. over $8,000. now, why is this number so important? because $8,508 is the

u.s. service members who made foreign friends while deployed. try to get your hands around that one, mr. president. it is particularly important because one of the proudest things because i ensured that americans overseas would have their privacy rights protected. we got a law passed to do that. i remember george w. bush had reservations about that proposal i made to protect the privacy rights of our law-abiding service members overseas. he said he might originally veto the bill, and in the end it was in his press release saying how great it was, and i think it was because nobody had really talked about their rights of these wonderful men and women who wear the uniform of the united states. we did it right back when george w. bush was president to protect the privacy rights of our service members overseas, now we're talking about walking by the rights of those u.s. service members if they are talking to foreign friends they made while deployed and we could be talking about american teachers and researchers seeking information from foreigners. but now this body isn't going to have a chanc

u.s. service members in war zones run the risk of being er time they go for a run while fitbits.exercise trackers, david martin reports the pentagon is now doing a broad review of these devices. >> reporter: servicemen working out in this digital age have a their locations and activities worldwide. a security breach the pentagon did not find out about until a 20-year-old australian student discovered it. nathan russert came across a map put out by strava, a social media network for athletes which showed two years worth of satellite tracking data uploaded from fitbits and other digital fitness devices. u.s. bases are clearly russert tweeted, like this american special operations base in syria. >> it took us seconds to really gather some information that really should not be publicly available. any child can do this. >> reporter: tobia global public policy issues says the location of these and other bases, such as afghanistan, were previously known. commercial satellites had this american base in the horn of africa before it lit up thegy strava can reveal the patternba the identities of individual

u.s. military service round, the 38 colts. we believe he wanted to take this gun to cuba with him. it was not the gun he wound up using in cuba with the rough riders. instead, he used the revolver from the sunken battleship maine. we have a couple of revolvers from associates of theodore roosevelt. a very close friend and associate of roosevelt was senator henry cabot lodge. this was his gun. it was passed down in his family. the family member that it came from said that he only knew of one time it had been fired in anger and that was when the cat was using their garden for a sandbox. i do not know if it was effective or not but that was the family lore with this gun. another close associate of theodore roosevelt was general leonard wood. would was roosevelt's commander in the rough riders. he went on to a remarkable career. he was a medical doctor. he was an early coach of a college team. he was a military governor in the philippines after he commanded in cuba during the spanish-american war. and a serious contender for the presidential nomination of the republican party. this gun

u.s. customs service in 1990. great start. miss with us and he serves as the acting deputy inspector general. he joins inspector general's office in 2003 the previously served in both the united states secret service and in the air force office as a special agent. daniel baldwin serves as a section she and the office of global enforcement. he supports ta's global efforts he served in beijing, and has good experience in china. in 1991 he received his bachelor of science in criminal justice from the university of denver. gregory is also with us. he has ever said about financial narcotics documents and benefit fraud in several targeting centers. prior he's served as chief of staff to the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. . . . >>> thank you, sir. chairman portman, ranking member carper, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the invitation to appear before you today to discuss our efforts of increased availability of electronic dat for international mail items. upu is the -- my remarks will center on efforts underway

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u.s. postal service to ship illicit opioids into our country. without objection, i would move that the subcommittee's report be read into the record. after our initial 2017 hearing, we set out to find out how easy it is to purchase fentanyl online. and how it was shipped to the united states. what we discovered, of course, was it was shockingly easy to do so. all you had to do was search "fentanyl for sale." that simple search returned hundreds of websites, many affiliated with chinese labs, all openly advertising illegal drugs. the field was narrowed to just six websites, and we sent e-mails asking basic questions about how to purchase and ship fentanyl to the united states. these online sellers were quick to respond, unafraid of getting caught, apparently, and ready to make a deal. you'll see that in the report. they offered discounts for bulk purchases, even tried to upsell us to a more powerful synthetic heroin that is so strong it's used as an elephant tranquilizer. ordering these drugs was as easy as buying any other product online. i must

u.s. service members were killed in readiness related accidents, nearly four times what the number that were killed in hostilities. our men and women in uniform deserve better. we owe it to them to provide them with all that they need as they stand ready to actively fight a resurgent russia, emergent china, unstable north korea, an unpredictable iran, and widespread violent extremism. we cannot expect our sons and daughters to volunteer for military service and thereby volunteer to be placed in harm's way without proper equipment and adequate training. mr. speaker, we must end this deadly cycle of continuing resolutions. we must end sequestration and provide for the common defense. we must approve a long-term budget that provides desperately needed increases in funding for the military. american military superiority is not a god-given right or law of nature. it has been earned on the backs of a motivated, volunteer force. it is our duty to ensure that force is well equipped and well trained. the current normal is unacceptable and irresponsible. i call on my colleagues to end this travesty an

service saying it needs to prevent illegal fentanyl and other opioids from getting into the country. a probe found opioid manufacturers in china are taking advantage of a weak screening process by the u.s. senate leaders say chinese labs are selling large quantities of fentanyl online and then mailing the drugs to dealers here in the u.s. >> how many more people have to die before this poison stops coming into our communities? before we take the simple steps to at least understand where the suspicious packages are and how to get them offline? >> the postal service says it is working aggressively with law enforcement to flag suspicious packages and keep illegal drugs from getting into the country. >>> now to an upsetting story. a $12,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in a shocking case of animal cruelty in sacramento. investigators say a puppy was found beaten to death and hanging from a tree by its leash last week in the little pocket neighborhood south of downtown sacramento. vets say the female dog weighed about 12 pounds, about 4 months old. this story generated outrage and people are donating to the reward fund up to $12,500. >> one of the veterinaria

u.s. service members wounded and are expected to survive. >> president of of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints died. thomas s. munson pass away last night. he was head of more monday church since 2008. he was 90 years old. >> devastating bus crash in peru leaves 48 people dead and three others missing the bus tumbled off a cliff and down a rocky shore. he was hit by a tractor-trailer and fell down a slope and it happened down a narrow stretch of highway known as devil's curb of all names. >> former taliban captive joshua boil is facing a dozen charges assault. boil uttered death threats and misled police all which allegedly happened after he returned to dap with family. boil and his wife caitlin coleman and three children were rescued last year in afghanistan five years after the couple was abducted while on a backpacking trip. children were born in captivity and boil is due in court today. >> mike tyson is pickp a new trade. former heavy weight champion entering marijuana market opening tyson ran. in dessert community north of los angeles and will focus on we'd using 20 acre

u.s. military service round, the 38 colts. we believe he wanted to take this gun to cuba with him. it was not the then he wound up using what the route -- with the -- it was not the gun he wound up using what the rough riders. instead, he used the revolver from the sunken battleship maine . revolverscouple of from associates of theodore roosevelt. a very close friend and associate of roosevelt was senator henry cabot lodge. this was his gun. it was passed down in his family. the family member that it came from said that he only knew of one time it had been fired in anger and that was when the cat was using their garden for a sandbox. i do not know if it was effective or not but that was the family lore with this gun. another close associate of theodore roosevelt was general leonard wood. would was roosevelt's commander in the rough riders. he went on to a remarkable career. he was a medical doctor. an early coach of a college team. he was a military governor in the philippines after he commanded in cuba during the spanish-american war. and a serious contender for the presidential n

u.s. forest service making that announcement earlier today. after a detailed aerial survey. the fire left 440 square mile burn area. it started december 4th in ventura county destroying hundreds of homes before spreading to santa barb ran ultimately plonts o. >> pruch is spending the holiday weekend in florida. he left after the first physical exam as president. the white house doctor says the president is in excellent health. earlier at the white house the president did not take questions from reporters. following an event marking the upkwomg mlk holiday. the president is under fire for reportedly using a vulgar term to describe several countries. he was at the time meeting with seven lawmakers discussing the issue of immigration. on twitter, though he insists he used different language. but not everyone is convinced. >> to no vice, the president started tweeting this morning, denying that he used those words. it is not true. he said these hate-filled things and he said them repeatedly. >> now two republican senators in the room at this time say they don't recall the commen

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u.s. postal service, basically you're a bunch of dummies, you have to raise prices if the u.s. l service raises prices, it will give cover to ups and fedex to raise prices as well those three things plus valuation at 16 times forward earnings is still compelling in this environment i know fedex has run a lot but i still like it right here >> guy, ups versus fedex, how did you pick if he hfedex? >> straight valuation. the last couple of weeks have been very good to ups pretty much for all the same reasons. but again, ups is i think a little further behind fedex in terms of infrastructure spend. they don't have the same margins that fedex has i would rather fall on the size of fedex if you're asking me to split hairs. >> fedex announced bigger costs related to the tnt integration does this worry you? >> the tnt integration, there was that hack, obviously, with the tnt deal that was last march or april obviously there's some hiccups long ti along the way. i think people understand they're going to be in the numbers. i think, listen, that's a one quarter thing they'll look past and

u.s. postal service. >> do you know how the majority of it gets into this country? >> educate me, please. >> you know the answer. you know the wall, that's another topic tonight. hold on. i don't want to run away from this because this is an important point. >> wait. i'm sorry. >> they come by air and they come in tunnels. i've been in them. >> they come all different ways. are you saying -- are you telling the viewers no drugs come through the southern border? >> no. i'm saying the idea of a wall is going to be -- >> be an apple, don't be a been a. >> saying a wall will keep fentanyl out of this country is a joke because it comes by cargo ship and cargo plane. >> he said that. >> not something strapped on someone's back. >> the fact is, i don't think a drugs come through the southern border. >> he muddied the water of a positive. >> event he's going to build the wall, and the wall will help to stop the flow of illicit drugs coming over the borders because he and ker seen the nielsen have asked the people whose job it is to be at the border what they need, what they

u.s. postal service trucks in oakland are being targeted. their leading graffiti and black letters all over the vehicle. at least 40 trucks have been tagged in the past few months.>> will have to clean these vehicles and take them out of service, which will obviously affect our delivery operations. we want to make sure these vehicles are in service, and we want them to look the way we normally have them looking as postal vehicles. >> vandalizing a mail truck is a federal offense with a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. investigators are offering a reward of up to $10,000 to anyone who has information that will lead to an arrest.>>> general motors showed off the latest version of its autonomous vehicle. the automaker says it is safe and is asking the government to let it start mass-producing the car as soon as next year. the vehicle will be used in ridesharing programs in multiple cities. teslas model 3 is on display at retail stores. dozens of model 3 reservation holders and perspective buyers still distort to get up close look at the all

u.s. service personnel who are protected by intelligence from 702, the program at issue at the expense of u.s. counterterrorism policy and at the expense, ironically, of the quality of his own intelligence information because 702 is the single largest contributor to the president's own daily intelligence briefing. >> and, you know, jill, he also did it especially after hearing someone speak to him through the tv. the same fox news personality who gave him the conspiracy theory that his wires were tapped by president obama. how disturbing should it be for the american people that the president of the united states gets his foreign policy and national security ideas not from his national security team but from fox news. >> of course, that's very disturbing and the fact that he tweets out things that are inconsistent with his own administration's policies and that he's done it at least three times this week, once was a verbal gaffe let us say when he said to diane feinstein that he was for a clean daca bill and had to be corrected on the spot for a member of his party but did the same thing t

u.s. secret service on security arrangements for the event. the game is monday night 8:00 p.m. looked at the forecast, cloudy, chilly, a little rain in atlanta. 35 degrees but inside the dome maybe between 60 and 70. >> feeling good. that's why it's nice to have a dome when weather strikes. we wish we could have had a dome today right? >> a dome for all of us. >> look at that picture out there. it looks cold. i don't have to tell you it's cold. i don't need a fancy degree to tell you that. i see rivers icing over out there. 25 degrees and still flurries in the area. pay attention to that wind chill. the wind up to 20 miles per northwest feels like 11 degrees out there and the wind chill is the other big weather story we'll see around the area today. currently it is 25 degrees here in d.c., 21 in gaithersburg, 27 in leesburg with the wind chill however it feels like 11 degrees in d.c. and 12 in frederick right now. the winds whipping up out of the northwest. look at that 36 miles per hour gusts in andrews. ocean city a 37 miles per hour wind there. they have winds up to 50 miles

u.s. postal service will continue to work. federal courts will remain open. the irs would take a hit. just as they are trying to take out the new tax law, many employees would be sent home. >>> a threat to survivors of the wine country wildfires. summer being forced out by landlords. emily turner says evictions are up dramatically. >> reporter: the fires has been long out but we are feeling the effects of it. many people who survived the fire and made it through may find that their homes are yet again at risk.>> the northbay wildfires killed 42 people and displaced thousands more. three months later, a second wave of victims. they are losing their homes but not to flame, they are losing them to evictions. >> it doesn't feel like the sonoma strong that everyone talks about, it feels like these people don't care. it's all about the money. >> reporter: taylor and her boyfriend and their son have to be out of their apartment by tuesday. so do the other tenants. the legal aid says they are among the mass of people pushed from their homes post disaster. >> we have a community where affordab

u.s. geological service said there was so much shaking it registered as a 2.0 earthquake. a nas can a spokesperson says it was definitely a meteorite. experts believe it broke apart after entering the earth's atmosphere. >>> coming up next on the "today" show the information you need to know this morning as the wicked winter storm slams into a massive chunk of the country. al roker has the forecast for us coming up after "today in the bay" but for right now meteorologist kari hall is tracking what's going on here in the bay area. nothing like that. >> i saw a facebook post that it's snowing in new orleans this morning. you're seeing this affecting a huge part of the country. while we will have cooler temperatures as well as the rain comes in tomorrow we've got one more mild and dry day. >>> just got word that there was a pedestrian hit by a car in the south bay. >> in the south bay, campbell/san jose area right at the border. we're just getting details but i will show you the map. most of the commute showing a pretty tape cal pattern but looking at highway 17, the on ramp