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welcome back to the news, ur. so, cormind us what were ns undernded regulat president obama. >> so the obama regulation, it was called "waters of theu.s.," would have extended federal protections beyond sest the large bodies of water to pretty much every wetland, to small streams, to streams that didn't run year round, and iwould have required the users of land around that water to-- it would have put a lot of restrictions on what they could do with that land. it would have created new restrictions on using chemicals, fertilizers, and pesticides for farmers and land developers because those things, of course, can run off into the water eodies. it would have cred limitations on certain kinds of plowing that farmers could do, how deeply they could plow, what kind of cro they could plow. it would require farmers to get permits from the e.usp.a. to their land in certain ways. so farmers, rural land owners, real estate developers, all of them kind of said, "ok this is-- this puts a big, you know, burdenfederal regulati

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people, for we are given power not to advance ur own purposes, nor to make a great show in the world one just use of power. and it is to serve people. help us remember, lord." amen. >> amen. >> we are here, sir. we told you we would be. and, it is an honor. we first sang for him in october, 1983, on the lawn of the white house. he said to us "fellas" -- he always called us fellas. "would you sing me a few songs? i am a big fan." for decades, we have sang for him. this is a real honor. what people may not know is, he fancied himself a good bass inger. e was not. we will sing for our president. >> amazing grace, how sweet ou the the church, which is president's' tradition, we stand to say things we believe. so in hope of the resurrection, may i invite you to please turn to page 4 and together let us ecite the apostle's creed. i believe in god the father almighty maker of heaven and earth. in jifes christ, his only son our lord who was conceived by the holy ghost, born of the virgin mary, suffered under pontius pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried. he tee skended into hell. the third

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ce members celebrating christmas overseas ur from home.caugh with some of the soldiers in poland who are trying to get into the holiday spirit with a visit to the christmas market in the ukraine. america's military is stationed in more than 150 countries. today is the fifth daye of partial government shutdown. >>> congress returns to washington tomorrow. ey've been away from christmas break. scott mcfarland is live onl capill. has there been any progress on the budget negotiations? >> rorter: if there's progress, it's happening behind the sceneid, a, cgrs bause aou isn y'ts back town until tomorrow. the only major player who's in town a talki is president trump who says there is no timetable for ending the il shutdown u this approval of a border wall or a border fence. and h says sts federal workers who have told him they support wall. they made references to the wall being 30 feetigh in certain sections. here's what he said yesterday from the oval office. >> now there may be the case o an olympic champion who can get over the wall, but fo

correspondent,ur who explained the latest reaction to the government's attempt to postpone those elections. >> the main announcement by the opposition andhe the opposition leader are asking the congolese people to reject the decision by the collect -- pole.alition to delay the the opopposition is asking the popupution to nonot takake partt all in the presidential election, the second announcement is the opposition is asking, calling on the people onorganize a general strike friday, a general l strike to protest against the decision by ththe commission to paiaially delay the election. the oppositions surprised by the fact the coalition decided to posostpone the election for security reasons, when in many cicities and regions across the congo, there are security problems, people are dying. citiest these three should be excluded from the vote . according to the opposition it is because they are o opposition strongholds. w wanthoritities do not these cities to be able t to vo. this is what the opposition announced today. it will be interesting to see if callopulation follows this for a general

welcome lee ure to reynolds to the stage. he's the strategic communications officer for the center of military history here in washington. senior manageras of the university studios hollywood tour from 2014 to 2016 and now works as an independent contractor, as an actor, screen creator-producer. his more than 20 years experience in the entertainment actors screen writer, playwright, stage manager, military technical adviser, producer an director, ladies and gentlemen, please lee reynolds on the panel. mra[applause] >> thank you to all of you the event.tend event. 'm lee reynolds, strategic communications officer for the u.s. army center of military history and i'll be moderating the event this evening. center of military history is responsible for the official history of the army in peace and war. while advising the army staff on historical matters. to core responsibilities are educate the force and the public, to inspire america's men and women to serve, and to our army heritage. i invite you to visit our at history.army.nil

justla pa after palate of boxes and mail coming in right now and being processed, this is not again ur peak date, december 20th, 22nd, iteally starts to heat up and it gets even busier here. when we see you next a 5:30, other numbers to know and teadlines to know as well to make sure t your gift gets to where it's trying to go. back in to you. >> important info to have right now. justin live for us in gaithersburg. thanks. also happening today, a change in metro railrv e. nicole jacobs is live with the new red line schedule,hey, nicole. >> hello, we all know how grueling the rush hour commute can be here and now metro is om throwing inhing to try to bring some relief and it's all surrounding the shady grove station. you see this morning lots of buses and trains at work.el i can you it's all surrounding as well, the red line to and from shady grove. they're actually dbling t red line rush hour services. so here's how they're able to do all of that. typically every other rush hour red line train would turn back toward downtown. they're eliminating that turnaround andtarting toda all of t

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ur goes on the road. here is a recent program. ♪ >> the battleship missouri becomes the scene of an unforgettable ceremony marking the formal surrender of japan. , the u.s. of tokyo destroyer glucan and brings representatives of the allied powers to witness the final capitulation. generals board to missouri. the fleet commander and atmel palsy welcome general sutherland halsey-- general welcomes general sutherland aboard. it is sunday, september 2, 1945. ♪ >> we are on the veranda deck. we now call this deck the surrender deck, where the japanese signed the unconditional surrender ending world war ii. this is where the table sat that day. the ship looks different, a shaded canopy overhead was not installed, and the turtle was rotated to make more room for the officials on board. above us, you would have seen the missouri's crew hanging on to anything they could, trying to get a glimpse of what was about to occur on this deck. in the morning and let members of the japanese delegation were making their way

ure those. cold one out there. we have cloud cover overhead. for some, it is a warmer start to the day. oakland grees as we francisco. we are in the upper 30s at this we are going to have another cool one. in the afternoon, partly cloudy skies turning cloudy. tomorrow morning, rain on our doorsteps. here is the temperature changes. oakland and hayward, up 5 to 7 degrees warmer. i showed you a moment ago, temperatures are ranging in the mid 20s to mid 40s at this hour. there is fog but visibility in the bay area, if you have to go to the roadways, 56 degrees in san francisco and 54 in concord and the south bay. the temperatures are similar to yesterday with an increase in cloud cover. i am tracking snow for tomorrow and the extended forecast. let's check the highways this morning. >> good morning. if you are on 580 westbound, you can see you're off to a good start with no major issues. traffic looks good into livermore out to the east shore freeway. this is a look at oakland freeway and traffic moves well. and if you're driving on the east shore

ur nation was founded with a profound understanding of the of the process of arrest to our political system. four out of 10 of the amendments constitution and the bill of rights are about the rights of eople who are accused crimes, right? the rights related to when do people have the right to take you. people have the right to arrest you? the founders were convinced that to arrest ion chose and how they made and executed hat decision was one of the most important issues for the health of our country. historians have rarely spent a lot of time exploring the history of the arrest and it stays what extent historiane the same and to what extent it changes over time. when they have done so, they from the y done so perspective of the people most immediately involved in the arrest. actually, we don't know very much about what police officers understood how they what they were doing when they were making arrests. little work n too question.hat very mucho don't have information at all, very much analysis at all about people who arrested experienced that moment of arrest, which is both a pract

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ur first look at the short list for "time's" person of the year. who made the cut?at happens when andy cohen joins the party. today, december 1th, 2018. >> to our fellow nurses at holy crosshospital, in silver spring, maryland, happy holidays. >> triplets from texas. >> turn 50 on "today." twins from georgia turning 60. >> caitlin's 30th birthday is -- >> >> from washington state -- >> and the florida panhandle. >> we're here for girls' trip. >> from texas and kentucky. >> we're lit. >> what else? boom. >> those are hoda's people out there. good morning, everybody. happy to have you along with us on a cd monday morning. >> thatwd undeterred by the temperatures. >> our crowd is very hearty. >>> to your new at 8:00. riving is risky, flights are grounded, power is out, after a winter storm has powered through the southeast. let's get to miguel almaguer in hard-hit north carolina this morning. >> reporter: you can see the crews o trying to clear the sidewalks. people will be trying to traverse their way out o their homes later today. i say that as light snow comes down

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there could be a sprinkle around ure ureka. low 50s.ahoe, a a good time to go over the next several days. a lot of the sunshine tomorrow. temperatures in the mid 40s. cooler air works into thursday and friday. wind gets brick. lows chilly around tahoe with temperatures in the teens. here's at seven-day forecast. partly cloudy, breezy on wednesday. it's windsyer on thursday and that's going to keep temperatures limited into the 50s. sunshine continues for friday. then to the upcoming weekend all indications for new year's eve and the new year on tuesday, a nice pattern. a mixture of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 50s once again? very nice pattern. i can't believe it's the ends of the year. >> six more days. >> thanks very much. >>> yes, virginia, there is a santa claus and he's in love. the holiday surprise next. >>> and tomorrow on "good morning america," christian bale talks about his new movie "advice oimt and the new aimated movie "spider-man into the for a man in utah. you'll love this. he proposed to a woman he's known sinc

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. >> reporter: by now, many of urs heard the story of madison, the shepherd who lost his home in the camp fire, yet guarded the property for weeks, awaiting the return of the owner. >> imagine the loyalty through the worst of circumstances. >> reporter: have you ever wondered about the how and the why? >> some dogs have been known t . >> reporter: we caught up with trish king today. trish is a canine behavio consultant, making a house call on buddy hoffman's terrier named rocket. >> we're trying to teach him some manners. >> reporter: buddy heard the story how after the fire, her brother, miguel, turned up in a shelter miles away and madison kept returning. that behavior fits the shepherd breed, trish told us. >> this particular breed is about making sure that what is theirs stays theirs. >> reporter: it's only more complex. losing a house in a fire is traumatic, but we process them differently. humans tend to analyze their emotions. dogs live in the moment. >> in this case, the dog is going to go to its home, recognized some of the stuff around the home, and because the people were

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and by contributions to ur pbs station from viewers like you.nk you. >> nawaz: america's 41st president, george h.w. bush, is lying in state tonight at the u.s. capitol. he passed age of 94.ay at the today, the president's body was escorted from a funeral home in houston to ellington airport. hundreds gathered there for a farewell ceremony with full military honors. mr. bush's family, including his son, former president george w. bushand former first lady laura bush traveled with the casket on a presidential plane to washington. later, at a capitol ceremony, senate majority leer mitch cconnell, house speaker paul ryan and vice president pence gave eulogies before the rotunda was opened to the public. >> president george.w. bush loved his family and he served his country. his example will always inspire icand his lifetime of sewill be enshrined in the hearts of the american people forever. >> nawaz: the lying in state and public viewing will continue until wednesday morning, when a state funeral takes place. look at the life and legacy of preside

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meanwhile, the tension is building among the royal fab ur and even a surprise appearance by meghan markleas some saying she was dissing the queen. >> her royal highness, the duchess of sussex. >> the duchess stunned the audience at the british fashion awards when she strode on stage while caressing her baby bump. >> good evening, everyone. it is such a pleasure to be here in my new home of the uk. >> but what has everyone talking is her sexy one shouldered black velvet gown and strappy sandals. they weren't exactly royal. >> everything about this outfit was super daring, dare i say very sexy right down to the dark nail polish she was wearing on her toes and hands. the queen does not like dark nail colors on royal women. >> meghan presented an award to the woman who designed her wedding dress for givenchy. >> this winner this evening is clair waight keller. >> while all eyes were on the pregnant duchess, a royal source reports there is still tension. >>> the real feud is between the brothers. harry is upset he didn't get william's full support at the announcement of his engagement. >> so w

are going to be the people of syriao ntially america if isis comes back and projects forcend again,ur allies. >> yang: but at least one republican, kentucky senator. rand paul, bactrump. >> i'm very supportive of the president's declaration, i'm very supportive of bringing the troops home. >> yang: the decision wi p also likelylease turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, who is threening to attack the u.s. backed kurdish fighters in syria. ( translated ): until the last terrorist in the region is neutralized, we will comb through syrian territory inch by inch.id >> he hey're tied to a kurdish separatist group in turkey. late today, white house ulofficials said that be up to the pentagon. t no views on president trump's decision to withdraw forces from syria. retired general john allen served as the special presidential eoy for the global coalition to counter isis during the obama administration. he's now the president of the brookings institution. and steve simon also served in the obama administration as the l'sional security coun senior director for middle eastern and north african

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heard an unconfirmed report that you might have fish -- ur >> i left the fish right in the boat. i was so excited and whatever, i left the fish. >> unbelievable. >> that is a story you'll onl r seht here on news 4. the late jim vance reporting. if you want to see it again and share it with friends and l ones across the country, across the world, you're happy to do that through our nbc washington app. i've also put it on our facebook page. you can check it out ther 8:39 is your time. let's get to breaking news.f >>> out prince george's county, one person killed at an overnight shooting.s police tell they were called to the 4600 block of birch tree lane and found a manra shot se times. he died before anyone could get him to a hospital. right now iestigators have not released any information about a possible suspect or what led up to the shootin 8:40. gorge and barbara have been reunited. kfter the break lester holt takes a special l back at their more than 70-year marriage. straight ahead onews 4 today. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don'

dry weather coming back into thr pi i had a couple of sprinkles during the late night ur. those are all drying up a now. stilttle bit of cloud cover hanging over head. this is quickly coming to an end. today is the day you hop on plane and fly somewhere. quite weather east of the rockies other than a few snow showers east of new york and new england. nice around here today. seasonably chilly but the sun will be coming back. what a fine first half of the day yesterday was. right now under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. upper 30s to aund 40degrees. highs today, mid to upper 40s. not too bad there. the only knock on the day will be on the breezy side. a little bit more cloud coffer f -- cover for christmas day. more about that and the rest of the week coming up. >> we're staying on topf a developing story this morning out of prince william county. one person is dead, several others hurt in a single vehiccr h. this happened before 11:00 last night at the intersection you're looking at right now. authorities there tell us five people were in the car. scene.son died on t three o

>>ure. i mean, when congress passed and created this pogram, the intentions were good. the point was to try to get mreo young, talented teachers into schools that ed the most, low-income schools. so what the progr did was to offer federal grants to aspiring teachers to help pay for college or a master's degree. and in return, these teachers promised to do a couple of things: to tea a high-needs subject like math or science in a school that rves lots o low-income family. and they'd have to do it for four years the trick is there was one requirement that has really caused a lotf the trouble, and that was the teachers ao had to prove they were doing this every year by submitting paperwork. >> brangham: and, roughly how bige these grants? >> so, we're talking about, a generally, f year, roughly $4,000. we talked to a lot of teachers, some got 1 or 2. we talked to several teachers who got 4. so we're talking $16,000. but once they're converted then from grants to loans, interest is added on. so oftentimes, teachers would s,nd themselves suddenly instead of grahey would be in

what we can do, i mean i would like to always say a loss is ur biggest lesson. you never lose. you either win or you learn, and we got a learn from this one. >> redskins now 7 and a but eliminated from playoff contention with just one game left. next week atga homest the philadelphia eagles. >>> coming up in sports, we'll head back down to nashville and hear more from the locker room. >> looking forward it,ve thank u much. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> hey, everyone, hoi hope yous enjoyed todaather. we're not going to see those winds as we head through the overnight hours. take a look at the current conditions right now. we are mostly clear. that moon so luminous, brilliant and beautiful. temperatures around 43 degrees, still a little breezy. winds out of the northwest at ten miles per hour. remember, today we were around 32 miles per hour wind sts. it was very gusty out there. like i said, not the case tomorrow. tomorrow we're in the mid to upper 80s. plenty of sunshine to start the day, but we do have some rain moving in towards the end of the day. now, you're going

passi of a wonderful man who dedicated his to service andraciously attended this event many times uring his administration, laughing, applauding, singing along and even shedding a tear from rig up there in the presidential box. president george h. w. bush. >> makeshift memorials have appeared in houston and ken bunk port, maine where he spent summers and birth place in milton,s. massachuse tweeting this photo of president bush's service dog, sulley lying beside his casket. the caption reading mission that casket will fly to washington, d.c. where president bush will lie in state at the u.s. capital. more on president bush's legacy. good moing. >> phil, president bush will be laid to rest here at the presidential library and museum next to his beloved barbara and the young daughter they lost to leukemia. from the heart of texas to the beaches of maine, the tributes are mounting. >> i think he's one of the beste we haver had, really. >> final preparations under way for the fd farewell to george herbert walker bush, his dear friend and chief of staff jamke visited him the day he died. >> h

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but in this w w need, we need ur ces andmarketpeiee ae ng on of noneconomic technology. >> brennan: what happens if they don't agree to that, the sweeping occasion? should the u.s. consider a ban on chinese technology? had senator marco rubio he wants to intr introduce legislation to something like that. >> right now the way this is set up is that at the end of 90 da days, once again this is a -- you say years even in our case over a year of negotiations. at the end of 90 days these tariffs will be raised on $200 billion to 25%, if we don't get a satisfactory solution. my hope is to focus on that if there is a deal to be done, the president wants us to make a deal. as you say it has to be verifiable, it can't be just promises like we've seen over the last 25 years. >> brennan: you have until march but you could extend these talks that's not a hard deadli deadline. >> as far as i'm considered it's a hard deadline. when i talked to the president of the united states he's not talking about going beyond mar march, he's talking about getting a deal if there is a deal to be gotten in the next

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that's a ur-month low. the market is also interestingly currently pricing ino rate increases for all of next year. that could change though. >>> as we mentioned at the top of the program, there was disarray in london today when british prime minis trresa may was forced to delay a parliamentary vote on her proposed brexit deal because of concerns it did not have enough votes. not only did thaat c uncertainty for europe and brittain's future as part of the european union, but it further clouds investor's outlook on the global economy. wilfred frost reports for us from london. >> reporter: u.k. prime minister theresa may called off a make or break final vote on the brexit plan which was due tomorrow because she feared defeat. >> if we went ahe and held the vote it would be defeated. we wier, ore, defer the vote schedule for tomorrow and not proceed to divide the house at this time. >> reporter: she was mocked in parliament as she explained her reasons why. >> i listened very carefullyo what is being said in th

. >> reporter: they came by the thousands and waited in line for urs.as not an issue. their purpose was to pay respects. a respect that all who came felt george bush had earned over and over again in his lifetime of service. the crowd, the throng, looked like america, beautifully dirse, a quilt of many colors of believes and political persuasions. we chatted amongst ourself, all had stories to tell. few had met the n, t all felt like they knew him. to be at the capitol, to stand for a moment or two in silence was not an act of obligation, it was an act of gratitude. these last few days, he it's felt like nation had stopped to catch its breath and feel again that maybe there really is more that unites us than divides us. president bush believed that with all his hear remembering him is helping us remember that, too. harry smith, nbc news, washington. >>> a true moment of naatti ions "nbcef nightly news" for this wednesday, i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you r fo > lights, camera, "access." >> celebrate for the moment you fos on the wor

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now a judge is refusing to dismiss a negligence lawsuit filed against a former school ur re officer. scngt peterson is b sued by a father who lost his daughter in that shooting. ne father said petersoad a duty to confront the gunman but didn't. a peterson'sorney argues he was not required to do so. he was heavily criticized after surveillaneo shows him staying outside the school during the shooting. the judge ruled against peterson, and the case will mov. forw >>> delta airlines is placing more restrictions on emotional support animals. starting december 18th, the airline will no longer allow suppor animals on flights longer than eight hours. puppies under 4 months old will also be banned from flying. there are some exceptions. passengers who he requested to travel with a pet before the ban takes place will be aowed to fly as originally ticketed. after february 1st, the rule does not apply. >>> mobile phone carriers now have more power over blocking your text messages. fcthe voted to approve a ckasure that allows wireless carriers to blounwanted text messages. the commission says the