. >> here at national press club in washingto washington d.c., m. devotees of blue crab. how does the climate change in rising of sea, how does that affect the crab men or change their how they make a living? >> well right now, it is not. but that is you know, that is just now, it will. the crab depend on lee waters and protection from wind-driven we action that protects the bay grasses in which they breed and such. without a tangier they would be missing a huge piece of underwater pastor land that is vital to the ble blue crab. but the crabbers now, their main issue is they their home is slipping beneath the water. it is an existential threat they are facing, it tough to get out in your crabbing boat if you don't have a house to go to the pottboat from. they are a lot more worried more about not what happens so much at fishery but what they come home to. >> what is scientific forecast in regards t to liveability of island 10, 20 years. >> army scholars of engineers released a paper say na saying t island would have 50 to a hundred before it is uninhab tal, they have sinc

deemed the rate his son, cheryl's husband and ryan, alexis, austin, tanner -- through 18 reyears in washingto our kids grow up thinking it was normal to have their faces plastered on campaign signs along the roadside. whenever campaigns roll along, they were dragged to countless fundraisers and campaign events. they were used to havingtheir dad joined them, sort of , with a choreographed wave on c-span at dinnertime. they spent summers in washington catching the fireflies and fighting with their dad on the house floor. they served as interns and congressional pages.much of it they enjoyed, some of it they endured. but through all of it, they were not just good sports, but extraordinarily understanding and supportive. ... which our family is built, her strength, ec nimty, endless patience and love, her good humor, even when congressional life was not always funny, and her belief when disbelief would have been and her belief, when disbelief would have been perfectly reasonable, these are but a few of the long list of things that leave me simply awe-struck by my wife. i think all of us who presu

. >> nos quedamos de washingto times publicÓ que el yerno del presidente trump asesora al prÍncipe herederoche internacional causado por el asesinato del periodista en turquÍa. tenemos los detalles. >> mientras casi todo el mundo condenaba el asesinato del periodista del washington post en el interior del consulado de arabia saudÍ en estambul turquÍa, una investigaciÓn de new york times investigÓ que el yerno del presidente donald trump, esposo de ivanka habÍa estado guiando al prÍncipe heredero saudÍ respecto a cÓmo enfrentar la crisis respecto a este cree -- crimen. el apoyo de kushner es una demostraciÓn sorprendente de un vÍnculo singular que ha ayudado al presidente trump a ayudar a arabia saudÍ como uno de las relaciones internacionales mÁs importantes. ellos habrÍan estado conversando sin la presencia del personal del consejo de seguridad nacional como lo estipula el protocolo de la casa blanca. >> la relaciÓnse publicó hace dos aÑos desde que trump fue electo como presidente y cuando ocurriÓ el asesinato, ambos habrÍan intercambiado correos electrÓnicos y mensajes de texto a evitar,

. >> and had just been to the women's march with my family dn washingto. and i really wa to make a statement about the importance of mubc life in response to a government i felt was taking a wrong turn. by looking back, we were dining it again. >> and many of the pictures are of public gatherings. the beauty contests, street parties. the men playing dominos. i like the one of the two young wom in their catholic school uniforms. were they spontaneous shots as you walk through the neighborhood were you trying to weave more of a narrative, more deliberate? >> no, think what i was really doing, what i would call hunting and gathering. it as on the strsponding to what i saw. i'm very much inerred with the unexpected moment and the interaction with strangers. >> and you had quite a unique perspective. you first arrived during the summer of love but you didn't move to the mission until the 1980s. outsider e a relative to the neighborhood and an insider as well. you live there had, worked there. how did that dual role influence your work? >> that's a good questn.

for now, check out these temperatures. 42 in d washingto.head over to the west, really not even that far west, , gaithersbuow you guys doing? 36 degrees. do we have any 20s on the weboa, e close, fredericksburg, virginia, at 30 degrees. he we head through overnight, temperatures are going to fall to the upper 20s, low 30s. rada shows some of t clouds already starting to build in, and we're going to see them really sticking up tomorrow night into tomorrow. and as we look at the big picture, just going to show you that snow chance, really, retreated even farther north. that system moves out,akes that chance with it. no white christmas for us. temperatures tomorrow are going to be in the low 40s. thing is, it's not going to be windy, it will take the bite out of it. won't be too cold. let's talk rain. we're going to stay dry through the top of the week. we move into thursday, that' when thehance starts to creep up. it's going to be thursday night. you'll notice thert clouds s billowing in and the rain begins late thursday and then your friday,h

>>> tonight, the extraordinary farewell fo in washingto george h.w. bush. presidents, princes and prime ministers packing the national cathedral for a moving good-bye. >> the best father a son or daughter could have, and in our grief i smile knowing dad is hugging mom and holding mom's hand again. >> the 43rd napresident's emot solute to his father, the 41st. >>> breaking news, an intense search for seven marines missing after two military aircraft go down off the coast. >>> the head og.m. confronted by our correspondent over those massive job cuts d plant closures. >>> the mtery investigations revealed by mueller. what does mike flynn know and what has he told thepecial counsel. >>> a massive storm about to hit from coast-to-coast. al roker is here. >>> a deadly crash between a truck and school bus, students on their way to a christmas play. th >>> amazing gift of life for a woman born without a uterus able to give birth to a baby of her own. an incredible story. >> and steven spielberg's mission. >> i think this maybe the most important time to rerelease

revolution through 1781 almost the entire length add five and seven battles three of them commanded by washingto washington, brandywine and germantown. he also spent the winter at valley forge where washington was in command. he saw his commander in chief and defeat and victory it was at this terrible winter encampment where they were not clothed or fed or paid and marshall's conclusion through these experiences was washington was the rock on which the revolution rested. he was the man who saw the project through and brought it to success. when washington returned his commission to congress at the end of the war 1783 marshall wrote a letter to a friend of his and said the link in the military career of the greatest man on earth is closed may happiness attend him wherever he goes. whenever i think of that superior man my full heart overflows with gratitude. it is not a trivial feeling. marshall followed washington after the war when washington and other leaders decided the american form of government needed to be changed with the articles of confederation under which we declared our independence

right now, 39 in washingto but 29 in dulles airport. 34 in leesburg. 35 in mtgomery county. 35 prince george's county. so a big range of temperatures here thisorning butothing on radar too close just yet. here's your planner en. 30s and 40s this morning. temperatures will rise up to near 50 degre today as the steadier rain moves in later into the afternoon and evening time frame. every dry hour is a bonus around here b already been issued through sun down this evening through most of your saturday. there's tons of moisture down to the south. here's the way future weather brings the rainn in. by 1:00, maybe a few showers. not a whole lot of staeddy rain until around the time the sun goes down which is 4:47 today. at 5:00, steady rain to the south and west and it's probably going to be pockets of moderate rain hereyuring your fri evening. more's early pre-dawn hours on saturday ing. could be quite a bit of rain. rain could be half an inch to an inch or more in localized spots and with the ground not only frozened but partially it's not going to be able to absorb much rainfall. that's th

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we've seen in washingto a caon tax was handley defeated. we're on the road to disasteng we're g to get more drought, more fires, more destruction, and we better sta krolling it. >> you are california's younger governor, and you're california's oldest governor. i think there were 30 years between. >> we did have some younger governors in the 19th century. t in the 20th century, i'm the oungest and the oldest. oldest of alltime. >> yeah. and so you had a lot of experiences inin your life between those two terms. >> yeah. >> i won't go through them all, but there were public you held. you did the buddhist thing, the zen how do you think all those things in between the two times you were governor made you different as governor the second time? >> well, we are u different. ow, as you age, you get back. things lo you look back on your life, and you learn things hopefully. i've learned workery closely with the legislature. but, again, it's eaer towork with them when i'm older than most of them and i have more experience. f thest time around, i was

flags are flying at half mast across washingto, here at the white house.on sopel, looks back at the life of the forty—first american president. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. america's 43rd president served through some of the most momentous times on the 20th century. so help me god. congratulations. thank you. the cold war ending, the berlin wall coming down, the soviet union collapsing, turmoil in the middle east and the first gulf war. yet by today's brutal standards he seemed to embody a more noble sense of politics rooted in duty, respect and public service. that george herbert walker bush should reach the highest office in the land almost seemed predestined. he was born into a family of wealth, privilege and politics. his father was a us senator. george attended yale before volunteering for the navy in world war ii. he was shot down over the pacific, his rescue remarkably caught on film. peacetime took him to texas, where he made a fortune in the oil business. and then came the lure of politics. he was elected

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jay drgray, nbc news, washingto. >> perhaps the most touching moment of the day, former senator bob dole paid tribute to president bush. the 95-year-old dole was helped from to his feet from his wheelchair. he mustered up the strength to give his fellow world war ii veteran a salute. they fought for the presidential nomination back in 1988. after bush won, they made amends. >>> a lot of life lived in president bush's 94 years. we posted the milestone on our home page at nbcbayarea.com. you can also watch all the moving tributes and ceremonies there. >>> a rare bipartisan moment, senators broke with president trump over arabia. gina haspel gave an in-person briefing on jamal khashoggi. for some senators it was further confirmation that mohammed bin salman ordered that killing. >> there's not a smoking gun. there's a smoking saw. i find it very difficult to do business, because i think he's crazy. i think he is dangerous. and he has put the relationship at risk. >> i am now more convinced than i was before, and i was pretty convinced. >> now khashoggi death coincides with another happening

. >> you can read craig's whole piece in the washingt"washingto today. craig timber, a pleasure. my pleasure. >>> happening now, another volatile day on wall street. the dow falling more than 500 points just minutes before the closing bell. stay with me. we're back in just a moment. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ >>> on the markets again, it has been a roller coaster the past couple of weeks as we have been covering, and with 30 seconds to go, the closing bell down just about 500 points to start this workweek. obviously investors are worried about the economy, that the fed is expect

right n it's still dry, but it is cold. 36 in washingto a bit of an east to northeast wind this morningas windchills down near 3 in town. and temperatures are below freezing in the suburbs. so windchills are in the low to mid-20s now. put your puffy coat on. it's a cold and dry start to the day. don't leave home without that umbrella. the clouds will lower and thicken. showers are possible as early as lunchtime. showers turn into steady rain after the sun goes down this evenine most of ay will be cloudy and cold. only in the low 40s for most of the daylight hours today. temperatures will go up after the sun goes down. we'll be near 60 degrees by dnight tonight. a big jump, some 1n degree jumpmperatures from sundown to midnight. travel weath today, severe weather likely down across parts of georgia and flori'l. th affect air travel in a big way. all that unsettled weather is coming for us tonight into early tomorrow. so maybe a sliver of sunshine at sunrise today. then quickly becoming cloudy, a chance for showers in southern maryland as early as lunchtime today. here comes the heavy rai

. >>> to washingto now, in another shake yaup in the trumpi adration, president trump announcing chief of staff john kelly will be gone by the end of the year adding to a list of major positionshat hav come open or been filled in just the last few days. that news coming a day after prosecutors released legal filings that could mean trouble for the president. nbc's white houre condent kelly o'donnell has more on all this. go morning. reporter: good morning, willie. john kelly's depart was even expected, but when the announcement came it almost seemed spontaneous. there was no departure date given. white house officials wouldn't say whether he resigned or was asked toeave. now the big question. who wil replace him? countdown to a new chief of staff. >> we'll be announcing who will be taking john's place. it might be on an interim basis. i'll be announcing that over the next day or two. >> reporter: john k came into the west wing in summer, 2017, as a warrior, a marine four star who could bring disciplinely >> general kill go down in terms of the position of chief of staff, one of the gre

for other carriers' deadlines, check the nbc washingto app. >>> today, former filr produce orrvey weinstein new y city. a judge is expected to decide whexher his sl assault case will move forward to trial. for more coverage on this next on "today." >>> today a jury will begin deliberaons in the trial of a horrific attack in prince george's county. police say laquin phillips set his girlfriend on fire while she was pgnant with their child. prince george's county bureau chief will post updates on twitter later day. >>> d.c. police are searching for two people who robbed a woman from behind near loganci le. this happened in the 1400 block of rhode island avenue last week. police say they followed the woman into the courtyard of her apartment building and then attacked her. look for updates on this in the nbc washington app. >>> all right. get ready for more rain. temperatures will be in the cold low 40s all day with the rain moving in. jumpea to 60 late tonight with very heavy rain overnight into emoly ow. could have flooding, so be ready for that. good news is dry weather, much moretr suitabl

maria butina appeared in federal court in washingto she admitted trying to infiltrate the natiofle association, and set up back channels with american consvatives. butina's case is separate from the special counsel's russia investigation. police in france have found and killed the accused gunman in the strasbourg shootings. officials say cherif chekatt died in a shootout there tonight. security forces had been hunting him since tuesday's rampage that killed three people at a christmas market. britain's prime minister theresa may waback at it today, asking the european union for changes in a brexit deal. this comes aer she survived a no-confidence vote in her own party. james mates of independentte vision news has our report. >> reporter: the warm glow of victory last night over the plotters at home may not have lasted long, as theresa mayht moved stra to the next battle in brussels.k, she had come t perhaps even to plea, for the legal guarantees she neewi to get the drawal bill through parliament. france's president macron, just the first to say that legally binding commitments won't be forthc

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and another thing is that people that me to washingto don't bring their families anymore. a congressman comes up here, conditioning only meets from tuesday afternoon unti thursday afternoon, and then they go back the raise money for next year's campaign. or two years' campaign. they don't bring their families. there's no sioocial intera across party lines the way there used to be. we have good friends, really good friends who were democrats. >> woodruff: let me ask you to u secretary of state hat on. saudi arabia, there is a lot of conv,ersation after the dea the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> yeah, yeah. >> woodruff: this administration has tread ligh when it comes to saudi arabia, but now we have republicans vaz democrats... >> you want me to comment on something that's current news, i think that's great, whenou formulate and implement foreign policy for america, youave got to consider not only america's interests, national interest, but also our principles a values, so you have to strike a balance. the job facing this administration is to strike the right bala

on wednesday, the government will close for his funeral at the washingto national cathedral.will be laid to rest on the grounds of his presidential library at texas a&m university. he will beex buried to his wife barbara who died in april and their three-year-old daughter robin who died in 1953 from leukemia. open our nbc washington app. we've posted detailed formation about the tributes happening in washington. >>> courageous and gracious are some of the words being used to remember former president bush. derrick ward tked t his former press officer about the specialha relationship heed the immedia -- he had with the media. >> i've steeled myself and built a wall of resolve but it hurts. i miss my orfriend. >> rr: she was a press officer during the latter days of george h.w. bush's have tvic presidential term and director of media relations through his presidency. >> he remainedab unfla in times of crisis. calm,analytical. >> and he met her parents and comforted her on the last of her mother in an environment, the executive office, that doesn't lend itself touch emotion. >>

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