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host: each wk at how your money is at work in the government. we are focusing on tax policy, specifically progressive tax proposals. our guest is the economics editor at bloomberg, peter coy. when is the last time a freshman member of congress got a cover story about tax proposals in your magazine? the magazine has been going since 1929. i think this is the first. it was a history making event for us. host: did you decide to do it this time? guest: i don't make the decisions, the editor of the magazine said there was a lot of buzz. you always worry that a weekly magazine, that we will miss the wave or be late to a story. the wave wasl like about to break. there was more room to build so we would not be late. there is more interest and her now than there was one we did our cover. host: describe what her tax plan is? guest: she does not have a worked out tax plan. she's not introducing legislation or something like that. she expressed on 60 minutes the idea that top marginal rates could be much higher than they are now. the context was she was tal

a renovation wk is being blamedor a giant fire in lyon in france. the fire is under control. butem three people have minor you see an explosion from the roof. they had to evacuate the entire campus. since the fire seems somewhat under control, the evacuation order has been lifted. fire crews will be there all day. no word on how the renovation work caused the fire or how. > chuck bell? warmer now than this time yesterday? >> yes. nowhere near as cold. isn't that nice? >> i think it's lulling us into a false sense of security. >> you may be on to something. there's some crazy weageer ch coming our way. a chance for wet snow, around 4:00 or 7:00 this evening. noooking for a big accumulation. but a ushy inch around town. maybe two or three slushy inches, arod for frederick county, maryland, northern montgomery county and the panhandle ofin west vi. nobody will get a lot of snow. but there could be jusnough slushyness around that there could be an isolated shower or two. saturday and sunday, the weekend will be a plst. ty of rain. all of that ends as a quick shot of snow late sun

. >> it's wk to take it down. that's why i don't put one up usually. >> right now, the valentine's day and easter stuff is out. nobo waits. >> mlord. my next vacation is three months and three days away. that's thehi next that i'm looking forward to. >>> four things you need toou kw the weather. had some rain overnight. there are puddles to be con tendtend . parts of thedl panh down near freezing this morning. there could be frozen puddles up there. here.uch of an issue up flirting with 60 degrees today, before another round of showers moving in thi evening. that leads to colder weather the next few days. join today. nice and mild, a risk of shors coming in after 5:00 or 6:00 today. that area of low pressure across parts of minnesota and iowa, that's the storm system that will unlock the cold. that cold will be rushing in here during the overnight hours tonight. and the next couple of days will be a far cry from 60 degreeda this morning shows the last of the rain long gone. temperaturesre down near freezing in par

a special cable car takes you from the two wks bits of plateau to the shiny found a house it was originally built as a mountain hotel then in one thousand nine hundred nine it became germany's highest research station. even in the most inhospitable weather scientists from many diverse institute study the atmosphere and climate here now in winter the outdoor measuring gauges have to be cleared of ice. marcus newman heads this environmental measuring station. eleven institutions use this exposed location on germany's highest peak including the german environment agency. no one has brought a new measuring instrument for chemical engineer said cleek ok the french scientist is studying air pollution. freshmen we can measure impurities that come from very far away from africa or canada. enough to budge period for instance so horrid dust we can measure very high concentrations of. the location is ideal for studying the atmospheres microstructure the latest findings have shown a greater rise in c o two than the long term average. from inside the station in the eight hundred metre long tunnel where

o get wk so nto him isnis to sfu' giving it come over and have a look at it. >> for real? >> she gets in the car. she's barely even looked at it and she asks what kind of car is it? >> everything works. the windows, the radio, the steering, it's all great. this is where she turns and says -- >> god bless. >> you're welcome. you're a blessing to me. you make me smile every time i come through here and i don't forget stuff like that. >> this is where it really sinks in to vicki and becomes a bit too much. >> are you okay? >> think about the financial relief she was just handed. that was so unexpected. >> i think chris sums it up best here. >> there's still some good people out there. you're one of them. >> 2019, keep bringing me these videos. i'm loving it. >> i hope do you good with it. >> all right. >> you pay it forward when you get the chance. >>> some robbers are just not the brightest of the bunch. this one in brazil didn't really think this one through. he pulls up on his motorcycle. he sees a target. when he rolls up on her, he starts to grab at her and she's, like,

. >> rathethan making them -- talking about putting up a we wk out don't some recognition of our mutualroblems. basics. start with the the u.s. border withexo is running,000 miles long, from the pacific ocean to the gulf of mexico. there is currently 654 miles fencing or some type of barrier. the at we're looking at is border wall that was constructed back in 2009. her backyard was signed into law by presidentor w. bush. the bill i'm about to sign is an important step in our on na efforts to secure our reform our immigration >>system. this? voted for >> well, both, there were republicans and democrats who voted for this. united and now we're not. >> these people approved it just ago.w yrs and now all of sudden they aren't. the reason is because of me. it.ate it to say >> how did the debate over border security ultimately lead longest ever government shutdown? ♪ > in the 1990s there was a signifant amount of undocumented immigration across u.s.-mexican border. >> peoplwould run through port to get into the united states. all amicans, not only in the states most heavily affected er place

. >> we saw this wk that the president's lawyer rudy giuliani basically changing his story on collusionh russia an then the buffered article that came out saying, you know, that president trump told his former lawyer to lie to congress and they came out saying that that's not te. i mean, are we getting any new insight on this russia invest,ation? >> weook, i think big picture you can tell how jumpy washington is, right. th t the buzzfeed story shows everybody needs to tap the brakes when the special counsel pushed back on the buzzfeed story and rudy giuliani this morning admits that therump wer moscow business deal was an active deal rohout entirety of the 2016 campaign so it's another moment, just like with t collusion question last week where it seems to be -- the al posts have been moved on what the trump campaign and president trump will admit to was happening as a atcand >> right. >> so how long do you think rudy iuliani will remain his attorney? >> oh, i think the president is quite pleased? >> do you. >> because i do thi -- rudy giuliani, unlike his other lawyers, is somebody tha

etween market wk by the way wil sound similar to lawn moors. >>> live look at 80 in emeryville. this midday coming to california getting a green light coming to the traffic safety laws. new report out this morning finding c out of 16 fundamental safety laws. that ranges from seat belt and he seats and spoke with a truck driver of detroit saying he feels safe on california roads. >> from michigan, i'm here back and forth from detroit, so yeah. i mean, pretty safe. as far as i can see. i'm not afraid to be out here. >> the group suggests california implement more laws for younger drivers and interlock deck no long for all dui offenders. >>> people in berkeley trying to get the morning coffee might have to pay more if they don't bring their own cup. tonight council members discuss a new plan to do away with all plastic food and drink containers and everything would have to be bring in their own cups and containers like you do with bags at the grocery store otherwise you have to pay an extra 25 cents. if approved the law takes effect next january. >>> since we talk about coffee, how

plus- kari tracks what is rk wk. >>> we're keeping an eye on the ongoing shutdown. >> plus, what is expected to be a wet workweek. >> and mike will watch for any traffic spots. >>> finally, costco has figured out a way to make sure you'll never run out of macaroni is that cheese. it offers 180 services in separate pouchs of elbow pasta and cheddar cheese sauce. it has a shelf life of 20 years. price tag, $90. before you run to your local costco, they only sell it online. and currently, yeah. it is sold out. >> it's really a tub of mac and cheese? >> i don't know if i trust something that has a shelf life of 20 years. >> it's good to go. >>> have a great weekend. [ knocking ] >> jimmy: hey, guys. ready for the show? >> of course. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah, super stoked. >> how you doing man? you good? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm glad you asked, actually. a friend of mine bought me an air fryer. >> oh. >> jimmy: pretty interesting stuff. you ever heard of those? >> yeah. i think -- >> i've never heard of a air fryer before. >> jimmy: it uses air to like -- a convection type of

. >> this fish is a little difficult to wk with because there's a lot of bones on it. today, i've prepared the japanese-style, chinese-style, and like aouth american-style. the japanese style is just like a smoked carp with a bed of rice, served with green tea. deep-fried carp we do it like cantonese-style. and carp cake, silverfin slider, we do it once a week. >> we're averaging about... anywhere from about 9,000 to 11,000 pounds a year, but it m grows month th as we get more recipes. the current college students gen z, they're more open to diverse and new food experiences. it's just trying the box, trying something different. a lot of time is just getting people to try that first bite. >> that's my favorite, thiigone. >> all r, awesome. thank you so much. >> you're welcome! >> invasive species are always a huge problem. i mean, i think since there's a... there's a surplus of this, i think it was a really greaty use it. and i loved the dish. >> uh, no, i did not know s anything aboverfin. something brand new to me that i never knew about. and it's actually really deli

the interesting thing is, that the market isn responding to the bad stuff like it did just a few wks ago. b pisani starts us off tonight. >> so far the action this week is telling us ln awful of bad news has already been priced into the market. it just keeps costng. ks were up in europe and the u.s. despite news that was not or great. the big is earnings. samsung said fourth quarter operating profit would drop 29%. that's wor than analysts expected. they cited mounting uncertainty and lackluster demand in theme ry business. yikes. maybe apple's announcement cutting first quarter guidance wasn't a one-off. samsung is a global oucompany. a third of its revenue comes from the u.s. and latin america, 13% from korea, 15 from china. samsung stocks down 10% since november and more than 25% since may. but take anoer example. there's more signs of weakness in europe with german industrial production numbe coming in in a weaker print. look how the markets are faring. from december 3rd to the bottom on december 24th, the dow jones industrial average dropped 4,000 points. 4,000. it's now recover

he had 12.wk down two. bradley beal taking over late. wizards up 11. beal pulls back and gets the friendly roll. wizards up 13. tomas satoransky gets the steal and passes it up to biel, that sealshe deal. the all-star guard scored 24 points. wizarding win their second straight game, 114-98, your nal score. >>> maryland hosting 24th ranked nebraska. great ending. late in the second half,d tie at 67. the freshman, jaylon smith -- they call him six. they may want to change it to ice. as in ice cold. final seconds, smith with the t finalwo of his 15. t this, go ahead bucket. ryland takes a two-point lead with 3.8 seconds left. nebraska, hoping for the e, but good terps defense prevails. maryland beats 24th ranked nebraska, 74-72, their first win against a t rankedm since february of 2016. >>> patrick ewing and georgetown opening up big east play on the road atbutler. second hatch, ho half, hoyas wir fooint lead. welcome to theow sh l e senior averaging just five points, tonight wincrease that stat fast. he cou do no wrong for the yas. butler trying to cree

. >> reporter: buck's attorney says the victim who died here this wk had been a friend for 25 years and arrived at the home under the influence. but tonight the sheriff's department says the case is under investigation as detectives also revisit the death from 2017. miguel almaguer, nbc news, west hollywood. >>> there is breaking news tonight from authorities in illinois after expsive allegations against music star r. kelly. our rehema ellil has late de rehema, what can you tell us about this? >> lester, i can tell you authorities are speaking out t abcades of allegations against the singer, surrounding charges of domestic abuse and sex with minors. in a press conference tonight, eye cook county state atto urged any potential victims of kelly to come forward. the allegations againslly are back in headlineter the new lifetime docu-series "surviving r. kelly" was released this weekend. t it detailshe singer's 2008 il ch pornography trial in which kelly was found not guilty and addresses recent allegations from parents whore say the trying to free their daughters from kelly's influence. th

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players see it when he wks around.is very comfortable with who heis. >> ink philly, nic foles and the eagles getting ready to face bears in that scary, scary defense. foles is recovering from an gerry last sunday. he said they're drastically ov img every day. he is expected to start sunday in chicago. you can watch the defending champs right here on nbc 4. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m.fo owed by the kickoff at 4:40. good luck to foles. he will have to face khalil mack. >> exactly. some good football. thank you so much. >> thank you for joining us. nbc "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >>> tonight, the major power shift in washington. nancy pelo grabs the speaker's gavel again as the democrats seiro of the house, the most diverse in history including a record-breaking number of women. president trump making a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room amid h first taste of divided government. >>> apple leading a massive plunge on wa street and ceo tim cook pointing the finger of at the president's trade war

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and with tr s plan, you can pick yyment date, so you can time your premium due date to wk with your budget. options start at $9.95 a month, plus, you ge-day money back guarantee. so call now for free information. and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner, d it's yours just for calling. so call now. >>> a major milestone for china's space program for the first timey' ever, t landed a rover on the moon. >> a probe landed on the far side of themoon. that's never been done by anyone before. nbc reports. >> reporter: well, china is going where no man or in this case robot has gone before. ey're unmanned probe touched down on the south pole overnight. it's carrying instruments to analyze t unexplored region's geology and it's in one of the biggest impact craters of the wholey system. e hoping the rugged terrain will provide new information on the f our planetary system. the probe also has a bias there with potatoes and plant seeds andggs for biological experiments. >> it has so many resources and also can have a better understanding of the formation and evolution of the mn in the future.

there's questions whether the proposed wall will wk. exclusive photos show a regular saw was able to cut through the prototype. the president says that will be fixed before the wall goes up. >> common sense. they need a barrier. they need a wall. if you don't have it, it will be nothing but hard work and grueling problems. and and death.and death. a lot of death. >> the president says if the stalemate continues, he will declare a national emergency and redirect already appropriated funding towards his border wall. >>> we'll havehe more on shutdown coming up throughout the hour. the nbcresources on washington app, if you're struggling as a furloughed worker. search shutdown. > we know that president trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, will publiclyte ify in front of the house oversight and reform committee. that's scheduled for february 7th. last month, cohen was sentenced to three years in prison. his crimes include making secret payments to two women who say they had affairs with president trump and lying to congress about

this the--they get to pick when to wk andives are needed the most. is that something that's attractive to your members or to potential muni bussives. >> drivers. >> i think the reflect is there and we have signups. you can pick a shift to work with your family, school and summers. that's there already. i think it's really the problem is the pay. >> supervisor brown: did you have anything else to add? >> that's it. thank you for your time. that might be some members that want to share. >> supervisor brown: i have one mr. speaker. the next person is cat carter from the transit rider. >> good afternoon chair kim and supervisor peskin and supervisor brown. thank you for calling this hearing for inviting san francisco transit riders to speak. we hope this will lead to improvements what is chronic problems as we all know and talked about the summer of 2018 was a very difficult time for san franciscans. as an organization, we knew about the need to shut town twin peaks tunnel and we supported investing in upgrades. we we were impressed how sfmta handled the

we begin the wk with weather and traffic. >> we begin with storm team 4's meteorol chuck bell with ak at what to expect. >> good morning, everybody. mond off to quiet start. no weather worries for your monday. that's good news. we don't like to have to take it right on the chin first thing oraymo.ni m nng row as r temperatures will tumble on noesday, coldh to change rain midday to snow around sundownomorrow. at could affect the tail end of the tuesday evening commute. so monday nothing to worry about. 20s to around 30 degrees to get you started. dog walng forecast, cut little bree, a 13-year-old husky mix so if you need agy low-en dog, this old girl might be a perfect addition to youril f

p and the kron-4 next week. the remainder of continue through the remainder of continue through wk. bay area weather with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... interactive radar.. and get push alerts when breaking news happens in your neighborhood. it's all on the kron-4 mobile app and at kron four - dot com. (pam) a young police officer killed in the line of duty... has now been laid to rest. an emotional memorial service was held today... for 22-year- old davis police officer ... natalie corona. (grant) family, friends, celebrities and coworkers gathered today to pay their final respects. officer corona was shot and corona was officer respects. officer dent last being out on patrol by a few w kron 4's ashley zavala has the story from davis. ((pkg)):::::last call:::::: this is officer natalie corona's final call..one of the many emotional tributes to her at her memorial service friday.her fellow officers and family described her as a young, optimistic woman who was born to be in law enforcement.((nats))her sergeant read aloud words to describe her, while poli

she doesn't wk for the government, but she does rent out rooms in her home to federal workers. she doesn't get paid between semesters so this is her extra income we're talking about. because of a shutdown, an intern that was supposed to rent a rm y have to cancel. >> she cannot have a. schedu her internship depends on the federal government. i'm a single mom. i have an adult son on the autism spectrum, so i have additional challenges. >> she also rents t tourists but since museums have closed, she is worried that tourism interest will also disappear. >> a prolged government shutdown could delay billions of dollars in income tax funds. 65% of employees are furloughed right now. if a shutdown lasts into february, the irs could recall employees to make sure that tax returns go out on time. however, this is also the first year that taxpayers will face president trump'sax overhaul. those changes could lead to a lot of confusion and people needin extra irs help. well, continuing coverage on the partial government shutdown all morning coming up. we'll have a live report from capitol h

. >> i'll wk with you and we'll sort it out on the way. go to that radar! >> there we go. >> fairfaxoo county s are going to be closing two hours early tomorrow -- >> she's taking t battery out. go amelia. wow. >> you can't hear me. >> we t don't need hear you. good me. >> if somebody from the control room can bring a battery for jim i'll tell you about your weather. tomorrow rain and snow showers moving in during the morning and midday hours changing over to all snow later on in the day into tomorrow evening. so it's impacting that evening commute. i thinkhat's a good call for fairfax county schools to close two hours early. we'll see 1 to 3 inches ofsnow. i'll have the snowfall totals map in about 15 minutes. delays likely, and maybe even a fe more cancellations. not only are we dealing with snow on the ground but wind chills wednesday anywhere from ten below zero to 15 above. and brutally cold. as we look to thursday, school impacted potential not because of anything falling from the sky but because theiroldest of the season is moved in, with wind chills

i haven't been there in wks now. freezing gym memberships, digging into savin to make sure i can cover my mortgage next month. >> reporter: what does this mean to you having your hair cut for free? >> this is huge. it's one of tse things you don't think about and it helps feel good about yourself and having this done for free is huge, it's a weight offy ould that i didn't know i had in the first place. >> reporter: all right. sunday at norh, the neighd barbershop. come on down here in falls church and s enjoye fellowship and a free hair cut or hairstyle. back in to you. >> thank yyou. >>> s with news4 for comprehensive coverage on the shutdo. go to our app and search shutdown and they'll you'll find resources for those in need plus information on where furloughed workers can getes free >>> i want to update you on a disturbing story out of arizona. phoenix police are investigating a long-term care facility after a woman who was been in a vegetative state for more than a decade gave birth. she's 29 years old and lives

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. >> reporter: after wks without pay, some federal governmentee employ at the u.s.ensus bureau -- >> happy to be back. >> reporter: -- are celebrating their first day back after the shutdown. others are trying to figure thingsut after more than a month away from work. >> a lot of people trying to remember what on earth they were doing a month ago. that's teit. >> rep in downtown d.c. >> it's a good feeling but it's like starting ov s. >> reportee of the employees at the national endowment for t humanities are reeling at the loss of pay. >> i was telng them what i went through to fill out unemployment forms, it was confusing to dadthat. i to fill out a 15-page appeal. it.as hard to get through i ended up getting a tsp loan, now i have tfigure out how to pay everything back. >> it was demoralizing. we believe in our agency's mission and importance of our work but it's hard to retain that beliehe when things happen. >> reporter: some government employees worry about the future of employment >> you can always count on it, it was steady, good retirement, but when you hav

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i will dog wk you." [ laughter ] if cardi were in congress, the shutdown would be over in 15 seconds.ghter ] dog walk you. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: dog walk you. r, jimmy: speaking of twit i heard that the other day, freshman congresswoman onexandria ocasio-cortez actually gave leon tweeting to some of her fellow democrats. i think it's already paying off. check out what some of them haveosted recently. house speaker nancy pelosi tweeted, "i'm now a twitter expert. figured it's about time. you only yolo once." [ laughter ] senate majority leader chuck schumer tweeted, "thanks o the tips, congresswoman. you are the least ratchet bae a a g like me could ask r. #respect." [ applause ] and finally, hou j majority wh clyburn tweeted, "watch out internet, my tweets are lit, a.f." [ laughter ] [ applause ] looks like they're allng the hang of it. well, as i mentioned earlier, last night was -- there was a a super blood wolf moon and a a lot ofeople were posting photos of it on instagram. then the moon was like, "omgun g me. i look so big." [ laughter ] guys, check this out. oreo is

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we begin the wk with weather and traffic. >> we begin with storm team 4's meteorol chuck bell with a look at what to expect. >> good morning, everybody. mond off to quiet start. no weather worries for your monday. that's good news. we don't like to have to take it right on the chin first thing oraymo.ni m nng row as r temperatures will tumble on noesday, coldh to change rain midday to snow around sundownomorrow. at could affect the tail end of the tuesday evening commute. so monday nothing to worry about. 20s to around 30 degrees to get you started. dog walng forecast, cut little bree, a 13-year-old husky mix so if you need agy low-en dog, this old girl might be a perfect addition to youril f good dog walking weather as well. chilly and dry and typally cold f january. exceptionally cold weather comes in here for tomorrow. this is futureth w. could be changing over from rain to snow just in time for the tuesday evening commute. more about thatnd how long the cold hangs around coming up. melissa, good morning. >> good morning to you. taking a look right now at 270 southbound after 70.

okay, so how's two wks ago? light laughter ] president trump and first lady melania attended a christmas ception today at the whi house but not before melania had the room swept for mistletoe. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] all right. that worked out. new york governor andrew cuomo r today calledhe legalization of recreational marijuana in the state. i guess he figures if you're moving slow, theemrains will aster. [ laughter and applause ] white house senior advisor stephen miller said yesterday that the trump administration is ting to the whatever is necessary to bui border wall. and if that doesn't work, maybe you could build something thatem like a wall -- [ light laughter ] when you're far away, maybe no e one will get cnough to notice it's fake. i mean, it's risky. [ laughter ] but maybe. according to "the new york times," the russian effort to influence the 2016 election on social media used tactics to try to suppress the democratic voters from turning out on election day. though in the end she wrote

so, first question, what do you think the prospects are of anoter shutdown in three wks? >> i'm very optimistic that we can avoid another shutdown. shutdowns are never justified, no matter what the cause may be, and i believe that those who thought a shutdown would be disabusede have bee of that notion. >> woodruff: do you know, senator, w mt theority leader, mitch mcconnell, was referring to today when he said he would like to see shutdowns made more difficult in these kind of budget neg totiations? re some kind of plan in mind? >> there are a couple of bills that have beeduintd that would have a mechanism by whi vernment would go on what we call a continuing resolution, a stopgap funding at the current 'svels in order to avoid any shutdown, and the lot of interest in how we could craft that to ensure that this is the last shutdown at our country will ever endure. >> woodruff: you think that could get do in three weeks? >> i do. i believe that we can come up with a compromise that will allow us to fund soe of the president's border security initiative as well as to fund

and, uh, there are some things that wk. you know what, a wheel works and a wall works. medieval. well, so is the wheel medieval. i looked at all the vans and alf he serious equipment that they surrounded me with yesterday. the secret service, the police, the border patrol. i.c.e. every one of those has the wheel. well, they say wheels are medieval, too. but some things don't change. wheels andalls. [ laughter ] >> set hey, um -- i'm worried about grandpa. [ laughter ] yeah, no. it's -- [ applause ] yeah. no, it's a wheel wall. it's a wheel wall. i gotta go. he just keeps saying the same things over and over. in other words, he's hitting a wall, and it's his brain is going around like a wheel.ht [ la ] but i guess now we know what trump has been doing all day in the oval office during the shutdown. just staring out the window counting all the wheels on the cars. [ light laughter ] one, two, three, four -- one, two, three, four -- oh, no, a bus. this isn't going to be eas" [ laughter ] now, as dumb as trump's argument is, he's actually going to get h anothece to make it l

and i think i heard you discuss this over the wk, the fbi would not go through the review you're talking about and engage in the politically sensible act of opening a counterintelligence investigation against the united states, the kind of proof or indications that they would need are much more than what was in the public domain, no? >> yeah, you're right on the money. because if you walk into my office as the head of counterintelligence for the fbi and the team tells me, boss, it's time to open up on the president, i'm going to need more than his public antics. and rest assured, his public antics are head-scratchers and could be the reasonable suspicion, but you know darn well the layers of review will happen. i will say look, where is the other intel? where is the signals intelligence? where is the human sourcing? what are we hearing russian officials saying when they talk about this president? are they referring to him as theirs? are they saying we won? what about that meeting that just occurred in the oval office that we've captured via intercept of the officials back when they go ho

so in three wks, are regoing to be able to go longer? we going to be back in the same pthsition? e's no telling really what's going to happen. so what do i tell my employees? >> and you have about 90 employees. >> yes. have they been asking questions? >> they're asking questions. they don't know fifth going toe' continue, if going to be without pay again, should we find another job, is our contract still viable, a lot of questions. >> a lot of uncertainty, still. brad, you have gone two pay periods without a pacheck. >> that's correct. you consider yourself one of the lucky ones. why is that. >> i do consider myself lucky. i was able to have an emergency fund and pay m mortgage out of my savings. >> so there wasn't a terrible financial impact for you. what about four your coluele have they shared they felt tension and pressure? >> yeah, i have an employee of mine that worked for fema less than a year, a lower en-ltel employee, two kids, new house, an it's been terribly impactful on him. >> lajuanna, when yotalking to your colleagues now,