the recognition also helped to heal in a small way waco's shameful racial past. it lynched a 17-year-old african american farmworker who allegedly raped a white woman in 1918. wake up thus far has refused however to place any kind of remembrance for this horrid event, which they view as divisive rather than uplifting. of robert statue is jordan. statues of barbara jordan are located at both the austin international airport and on the ut campus. this is one of four statues honoring african-americans on the ut campus. it also represents the triumph of white and black austinites to come together and celebrate the life of a great texas woman. barbara jordan was a native of houston, texas. she ran successfully in 1973 for the 18th district, become the -- becoming the first woman from a southern state to serve in the u.s. congress. we know she led a distinguished career in that body, best known as a member of the house judiciary committee during the 1974 watergate hearings, which investigated the illegal conduct of richard nixon. in the fall of 2002, a ut student group

while america watched the crisis at waco unfold, trouble of a different sort was brewing in washingtonxecutive office building is the small unit that handles last-minute travel for the president and the media who accompany him. >> the travel office was an office within the white house. if we're going on air force one somewhere, we're gonna take 25 media. >> but citing corruption and bad management, the new administration wanted to clean house. >> there was a young lady working at the white house by the name of catherine cornelius that it's been reported that she was the second cousin of bill clinton. and she wanted the job. >> billy dale and the six members of his staff, most of whom had served for the presidencies of ronald reagan and george h.w. bush, were suddenly dismissed without warning. >> the press complained to me, repeatedly, about being gouged by the white house travel office. now, if it wasn't handled right, we'll get to the bottom of it. >> that was bad business, and it smelled bad. and the new people did a lousy job. >> last weekend, we were able to have about a 25% reduc

texas,stor in waco, hispanic community. where i'm at, we suffer. we see what the people go through. open borders, we are for secure borders. president trump: thank you. >> thank you very much. am in part of the latino coalition for israel. we are really amazed by your leadership. -- what president trump promises, president trump moving of from the the embassy in israel and now what you are doing with border security. wantan see that we do strong border security that you stand for. from the time we have had the honor to meet you, i know you have a compassion for the hispanic people. all of the times we have been able to be with you, and as evidenced by the historic unemployment rate, as evidenced by your willingness to help with you, we are with praying for you. it is an honor to be with you. president trump: thank you very much. task is toident, my bring leadership to the nation, as we have worked with every organization sitting here today in leadership with the hispanics. one of the things i see today is there is a great misconception. media gives a major misconception of the hispa

i am pastor in waco, texas, hispanic community. where i'm at, we suffer. we see what the people go through. we are not for open borders, we are for secure borders. we know that it will bring resolution to a lot of things that people go through. president trump: thank you. >> thank you very much. i am a pastor of the latino coalition for israel. we are really amazed by your leadership. what president trump promises, president trump delivered, from the moving of the embassy to jerusalem, the appointment of the incredible supreme court justices and now what you are doing with border security. as hispanics, you can see that we do want strong border security that you stand for. from the time we have had the honor to meet you, i know you have a compassion for the hispanic people. it is true from your heart all of the times we have been able to be with you, and as evidenced by the historic unemployment rate, as evidenced by your willingness to help with daca, and tps relief -- we are with you, we are praying for you. it is an honor to be with you. president trump

cancelled several press conferences that many believe could be to announce and order of arrest against waco but today the announcement stopped short of calling for his arrest there is no question that there is confusion within models government they are acting with precautions well we have to understand many of these officials are pressured by the responsibility each one has not only to corruption investigations but also human rights violations that are adding up as we speak it is anybody's guess what we may see because there are definite rights but only action only actions we have seen it looks like we lost our signal there to caracas we apologize for that if we can get that signal back up we certainly will but let's move on now we want to stay in south america good to brazil the death toll in that devastating brazilian dam disaster has now reached sixty five and is expected to increase authorities believe that hundreds more people are buried under the sludge that was released when the dam collapsed on friday five people have been arrested in connection with the disaster. how was it possib

with joanna and chip in waco, texas? [ cheers ] what?uy that can fix anything and makes me giggle every episode. [ laughter ] get off that tree, chip. you're going to break something. [ light laughter ] i feel -- i feel the way the men are looking at me. like, "oh, this one is suspect." [ light laughter ] i feel suspect. i went on google and started asking questions. do i have low t, right? [ laughter ] yeah. i had to answer some questions. do you like iced lattes? yes. [ laughter ] do you enjoy sunday brunch? on a sunny day? yes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] do you watch more than 17 cat videos in a week? only way to start the morning. yes. [ laughter and applause ] go see your doctor. i go see my doctor. i got tested. came back. all my levels are normal, right? come back. tell my lady. "hey, babe, i don't know what's going on. the doctor says i'm fine, but i cried at the end of 'coco'." [ laughter ] that movie snuck up on me. she tells me, "babe, just be proud of yourself. because i'm proud of you. you're just evolving." [ laughter ] evol

waco without wake up with us tomorrow, traffic and weather starting at 4:30 am and they will talk with the front approaching with wind and rain tomorrow. >> here we go again. >>> we are going to send it out to dennis o'donnell for sports, live in santa clara. dennis? >> reporter: i was listening to the weather and it held up tonight, levi's a pleasant >>> alabama and clemson got to be college football's version of the warriors and cavaliers, four straight times they have met in the college football playoff, the third time they have met for the national championship. capacity to watch the fourth meeting between the tide and tigers, 90 seconds and picked off returning 44 yards in the touchdown, clemson with a quick 7-0 lead. one minute later, crimson answered, two update, 62 yard strike 7-7 less than three minutes in. exposition, breaks two tackles, he is way in, 17 yards scored, ready to roll. the freshman trevor lawrence shuttle pass for the second of his three touchdowns to make it 28-16. 3rd quarter, 31-16, lawrence get the wide open shot, 74 yards for the score and the run was on. l

of time it was a rehearsal near the port city of dover in case of a brags that no deal on his point waco has been. this is a department for transport triall it was called operation brock and it's all about stress testing the u.k. road and haulage system to see if it would be able to handle the potential disruption euphemistically speaking perhaps in the event of a no deal brags that now under the government's contingency plans they used disused ports about thirty miles away from and it's sort of meant to be used as a parking facility for up to six thousand lorries if there is disruption as a result of a no deal brags that so to test this plan the department for transport hi it's a number of lorries and told them to drive from this disused death hole vajra number of roads to the port of dave but and this is a pretty big but only eighty nine lorries took part in this stress test contingency planning you can take a look at what operation looked like now. there was a bit of criticism first and foremost from the all thirty on roads and trucks that's the road haulage association the organizati

. >> a signature upset in waco, texas! >> the baylor bears beat the top-ranked uconn women's basketball team yesterday. >> their first regular-season lost in 126 games. >> oh, my god! >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with new developments in washington and on wall street. two hours of high-stakes talks this afternoon did not result in a breakthrough of the partial government shutdown. president trump hailed today's strong jobs report, which showed the u.s. added 312,000 jobs last month, far more than expected. the dow picked up nearly 747 points, reversing yesterday's losses and then some. our chief washington correspondent major garrett begins our coverage. >> we had a very, very productive meeting. and i think we've come a long way. >> reporter: that was not how top congressional democrats assessed the second white house meeting this week that again failed to end the partial government shutdown. senate minority leader chuck schumer: >> so we told the pre

waco without wake up with us tomorrow, traffic and weather starting at 4:30 am and they will talk with the front approaching with wind and rain tomorrow. >> here we go again. >>> we are going to send it out to dennis o'donnell for sports, live in santa clara. dennis? >> reporter: i was listening to the weather and it held up tonight, levi's a pleasant evening and it's not what happened, how it happened. the bama be done, highlights and reaction when we come back. show of hands, who's a future comcast business customer here? i think we all are. yeah, definitely. sign us up. yes. two hands. two hands. yay. double hands. get fast reliable internet and add voice for a low price. just one more way we go beyond for your business. and now you can also enter for a chance to win $10,000 from comcast business toget your year off to a fast start. there's a new $10,000 winner every day in january. go online now and enter for a chance to win. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> alabama and clemson got to be college football's version of the warriors and cavaliers, four straight times they have met i

what you believe in or you're very outspoken about the years you know you're an avid supporter of the waco divestment sanctions movement you urge colleagues to follow suit leaders example and then rate there is no question that when you say things you believe in them and you take full responsibility for what health care is it to actually you know shame some of your colleagues into not going to israel or you know pressured them to think like you they don't. because you are your own person in europe clearly touted as the thinking that. miles on the surface to say nothing. i can't say no when civil society in palestine has reached out to the rest of global civil society which it did in two thousand and four and. and specifically the peer to peer is sci fi but the cultural or could think they reached there specifically reached out to artists and cultural figures and i took them makes in the rest of the world and said we're dying we're dying here. we're dying please help us please do not go. to israel and perform if they offer you an academic accolade or award please refuse it with this is the

go crazy that they don't know yet still waco it actually got into the soil of the superbug they've examined it has to do with water and it's what's happening is we're actually pushing evolution like our use of antibiotics this pushing evolution so hard that as water are so you know how many times our water has antibiotics and it's literally getting the water and traveling there. because it's an evolved gene it's a gene that's already evolved to be stronger so we literally have super bugs that are going to be stronger and stronger because we use more and about. act good one jobs go on very clear all right. got to. get out of our show for you today remember everyone in the world we are not told love them up so it's all you all love you interrupted that that people are watching those hawks and i was great. every. time. we see a. good jump from a thought china's into to tell train is a jump from thought crime to face crime you know facebook should rename itself as face crime because they are assisting in a baby this move toward totalitarianism and the question i guess is why why now why is the

so driving home in the rain in dallas to waco, houston.showers for you and then central mississippi and areas of georgia it's more tonight into tomorrow and here comes round two thursday through the heart of texas. a little bit of snow on the back side but primarily it's rain problem. travels on the east coast, we look good today. and the next chance of rain in the northeast will be friday into saturday. saturday could be rainy as everyone begins to clean up from our holidays. i think this weekend will be a big pack everything up and put in the attic weekend. >> sad times. >>> as the federal government shutdown continues, we're seeing a real impact of lack of services across the country. that means at many national parks and many national wonders being littered with trash. >> reporter: at joshua tree national park, the desert views now compete with a nasty reality. >> cigar wrappers, tin foil. i mean i could sit here for about three hours and clean this up. >> reporter: a disabled vet volunteered up to six hours a day pulling ranger duty t

but the predawn rain, little heavy-handed in the wake -- waco compound, three bedroom apartment in fort lauderdale, entity expect to come out likes scarface with a machine gun? no but my sources tell me that cnn was tipped off my sources davis ambrose feed, so there you go. chad ochocinco. >> dana: we have no idea how to respond. >> marie: i asked to that was. >> dana: "dancing with the stars." >> jesse: that's what he's got to do "dancing with the stars," the only way, and also on "dancing with the stars." >> dana: i'm going to be on tucker tonight. >> greg: everybody is on tucker. >> dana: roger stone is coming to next week. so maybe he found one of his suits. up next, elizabeth warren joining alexandria cortez and texas on the super rich, we will have the details plus president trump's you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. response discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. let's blow out the candles together! ok, let's huff and puff

baylor beating uconn 58-57 last night in waco.me regular season winning streak. they had not lost in the regular season since november of 2014. dave, you know, they can't win forever. this was eventually going to happen. hat's off to uconn. >> a loss to remind you how remarkable. 11 national titles. not too bad. andy scholes, thank you. christine, over to you. >>> dave, thank you. we are hours away from another white house meeting between president trump and democrats aimed at ending the government shutdown. the big question today will either side budge? my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and w

and screaming in waco, texas, probably still. behind brown here running the 4. 22 points, 17 rebounds and they knocked off the number one connecticut. 68-57, the huskies since november 2014. i didn't stutter. it's a streak of 126 straight wins. great night for the baylor bears. the pac 10 women, they run the floor tonight, including sixth- ranked stanford and 18th-ranked cal. i'm out of coffee. time to send it back to, t&g. >> i'm kit, we're live in dawntown san jose. it's going to be rainy this weekend. have you thought of what to do with the kids? bring this am here to the college football play-off experience. it's all free. the live report is coming up. >>> this morning, a driver wanted for hitting a bay area teen and leaving him for dead is on the run. the zoo will uncover new leads. >> and a trend inspired by a popular netflix movie going viral. how youtube is stepping up to put an end to the "birdbox" challenge. >> and the events for college football fans all weekend long. good morning, it's friday, january 4th. i'm michell

the cardinals spanked in the opener, 92-70 and screaming in waco, texas. probably still the 8 refer errorth-ranked baylor women and 22 points, 17 rebounds and knocked off number one connecticut, 68-57. the first regular season loss for the huskies since november of 2049. i didn't stutter. 2014. and that is a streak of 126 straight wins. a great night for the bayor bears. back 10 women, they win the florida night, including sixth rack of error returned stanford and 18th-ranked cal. i'm out of coffee and time to send it back to e, the, and g. >> or michelle. >>> it's 626 right now. with trash piling up at national parks due to the government shutdown, some people are taking matters into own hands. we'll hear from them straight ahead. >> and it's going to be rainy this weekend. have you thought about what you're going to do with the kids? bring them down to downtown san jose for the college football national championship. a lot of free events leading up to the big game. a live report is coming up. >> and we are continuing to follow this breaking news. this de

real about the city of waco have developed a beautiful park on the story of that sailor. of course he has commemorated pearl harbor at the u.s.s. arizona memorial. read about my home boy. please. >> i was sitting here thinking. i think the first gentleman asked about sergeant edgar caldwell. i thought i remembered that name and i was doing a lot of research for one of the posters for my poster session on veterans. and there is brian stevenson, equal justice initiative. his new paper is on targeting african-americans, lynching, i mean the soldiers. there's a chanter called learn more, the legal lynching of sergeant edgar caldwell. that paper -- i referred to it -- it's a recent one. legend in america targeting black veterans. you can get it online. >> excellent. appreciate it. thank you. earlier reference was made to the underground railroad network to freedom, a national program authorized by congress 20 years ago signed into law by president clinton. and we have a dynamite leader as the manager for the underground railroad network. she's here, diane miller, could you ple

anybody else that gave congruent testimony on trump tower moscow may have lied in the same waco hin ed -- way cohen admits he did. jackie spear, who is a veteran member of the intelligence committee was speaking with katy and put a spin on it. >> are you concerned anybody else lied to your committee? >> i am concerned other people lied to the committee and i wouldn't be surprised if we find out through the mueller investigation and report that he is identified others. >> who potentially do you think could have lied? >> well, i'm not going to go there with you right at the moment but i think you could probably figure out people within the trump organization who testified before our committee. >> trump organization is the trump business and not that many people from the trump organization have testified before that committee, the house intelligence committee that we know of. one of them is michael cohen that pled guilty to lying to the committee. another one is donald trump junior who again, we know was asked at least about his wikileaks contacts before that committee. he was also asked

the city of waco unveiled a nine .oot bronze statue miller. is, honoring the rap report foundation country we did to all the expenses. the former u.s. ambassador to sweden, a lifelong native gave the keynote address at this particular time. it was celebrated by blacks and whites alike. rather it was upbeat, uplifting, patriotic. the recognition also helped to heal in a small way the shameful racial pass -- racial past. thus far he has refused however true place any kind of remembrance for this horrid event, which they view as divisive rather than uplifting. jordan arebarbara located at both the austin international airport and on the ut campus. this is one of four statues honoring african-americans on the ut campus. the triumph of white and black austin nights to come together and celebrate the life of a great texas woman. if you want to see the texas state senate in 1997, first elected to that body since 1983 -- since 1883. she ran successfully in 1973 for the 18th district, become the first woman from a southern state to serve in the u.s. co

on december 7, 2017, the city of waco unveiled a nine foot bronze statue. there it is, honoring miller. private donations to the city as foundation rappaport contributed to the expenses. the former u.s. ambassador to sweden, a lifelong native gave the keynote address at this particular time. it was celebrated by blacks and whites alike. it was not the contentious and divisive issues that southern monuments represent. rather it was upbeat, uplifting, patriotic. the recognition also helped to heal in a small way the shameful racial past. when it lynched jesse washington, a 17-year-old african-american farmworker who allegedly raped a white woman. to place anysed kind of remembrance for this horrid event, which they view as divisive rather than uplifting. the second statue is of barbara jordan. they are located at the austin international airport and on the ut campus. this is one of four statues honoring african-americans on the ut campus. it represents the triumph of white and black people from austin to come together and celebrate and honor the life of a gre

waco tanks, which is a rock formation just east of el paso, attracts rock climbers from around the worldo is second to none and offers a unique experience for all visitors. by uniting development and preservation efforts, el paso has strategically grown in a manner that celebrates our natural beauty while modernizing our infrastructure and increasing regional amenities. we recently passed a $473 million quality of life bond issue to construct a world-class children's museum, a mexican-american cultural center, a state of the art multipurpose and performing arts center in our downtown area, and swimming and diving facilities for local and regional competitions. we also have rebuilt a vintage electric streetcar route in our downtown with six refurbished streetcars that were built in 1935 and i'm told the design of these cars was approved by fdr, himself. these same cars also used to travel between el paso and juarez. we built a aaa ballpark downtown which was ranked in 2014 as the number one minor league ballpark in the united states for our pacific league chihuahuas. it's the san diego pa

>> sending love to our kids and grandkidal >> from dlas, houston, and waco, texas! the three meniscus usketeers oxford, university. >> in minnesota! "today," it'sk to a monday morning. happy to have you wh us. a lot of folks are getting ready for tonight's big game. >> every time we go outside there are people who yell roll tide. they're always out there. tigers.you scream go you scream go tigers when you see them? >> clemson, alabama, tonight, college national championship. go tigers, go tigers. >> it's goingo good. busy morning, let's get right to the news. at 8:00, there was no breakthrough in weekend talks to end t government shutdown as its impact becomes more widespread now. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker tells us ifn there's bny given at all. >> reporter: there hasn't been. good morning to you, the shutdown showdown is deepening despite a flurry of weekend meetings, the two sides deadlocked over the president's demand for $5 billion for h rder wall. the president now saying that the wall doesn't have to be made of concrete. remember, he repeated

. >> from dallas, houston and waco, texas!>> the three musketeers. >> in minnesota. >> my first time in new york city. >> good morning. welcome to "today." it is monday morning. happy to have you with us. a lot of folks are getting ready for tonight's big game. >> every time we go outside, there are people who yell roll tide. always out there. now -- >> you screamed go tigers. >> do you. >> south carolina. >> clemson and alabama. national championship. good tigers. >> it will be good. >> busy morning. let's get to the news. no breakthrough to end the weekend government shutdown as the impact is more widespread. we have nbc's correspondent kristen welker to tell us if there is any give at all. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the shutdown showdown is deep deepening despite the flurry of weekend meetings. two sides deadlocked over the president's demand of $5 billion for the border wall. the president saying the wall doesn't have to be made of concrete. remember, he repeatedly promised that on the camp

in happened in waco, texas. final score 68-57.he huskies.as before lt night this team had won 126 straight games in regular season. the streak back to, dates back to nov >> wow. . >>> now to the controversy that is erupting ove a student's score on the s.a.t.'s. >> high school senator camila campbell did what a lot of college-wou college-bound kids do. she took the s.a.t. for a baseline score and took it again. her 330 point improvement launched an investigation and deemed her score now campbell and her lawyer are claiming racial bias. >> my name is camila campbell i did not cheat. i studied and focused to achieve my dreams. reporter: this morning florida high school sore camila campbell figing for her future after testing officials questioned her dramatically improved s.a.t. scores. >> i worked so hard and did verything i could do to get ready. >> reporter: when the 18-year-old honor student took the s.a.t. she got a 900. she took it again seven months later and received a 1230. a 330-point improvement. camila credits diligent st

louise mcclure of waco, texas, started her own business when she was 60.et the love of his life on a blind date in college. she's celebrating her 100th birthday next month. how sweet is that. >> sweet as can be. >> the third hour of today back home in studio 1a. >> terry crews, who was here earlier, we're going to have mr. andre braugher. >> you feel at home back here in 1a? >> plus you don't have to run across. >> the commute is better. >> for more stories, great stories you'll love all day long, head to today.com/allday. some compelling health reasons to take part in dry january. i'm sorry, for women. >> secret ballot. >> i'm sorry. thumbs down. >> and if your new year'si )m we )re getting an update on the >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. we're getting an update on the slow road to recovery for victims in the deadly 2017 north bay firestorm. at least 24 people died in the series of fires. that includes the tubs fire which destroyed homes in and around santa rosa. just 31 homes have been rebuilt. the county adds that california hope, a crisis c

. >>> and history in waco, texas, for the first time since november of 2014, the uconn women's basketballa winning streak they fell on the road against baylor with a final score of 68-57. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update at this hour ty, back to you. >> that is a shocker sue, thank you very much >>> stocks soaring on positive comments from the fed chair. and on a stronger than expected employment report. 312,000 jobs were added in december, despite concerns about a trade and a partial government shutdown that began at the end of last month. unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.9% while the participation rate in the workforce basically steady at 63.1 more on the economy and the new congress with marc morial, president and ceo, and joe watkins. we'll get to the government shutdown and its economic impact in just a moment but it looks like these numbers and compared even to a strong 2017, we added more jobs in 2018 than in 2017 who would have thunk that? >> i think this is a continuation of the expansion that began under obama has continued under trump when it comes to jobs. but