and music from blake shelton. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ >> jimmy: we hait's going to bea highly overrated show tonight with meryl streep. meryl streep is here tonight because -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: -- the stars 2k3w58g9ser gathered in los angeles for 9 golden globes. these are foreigners who came into hollywood from their god for saken countries to judge us, and for some reason we allow it. we even celebrate it. there are always surprises with the golden globes. this was one for her role in the marvelous mrs. maisel, rachel brosnahan won for best actress. [ cheers and applause ] i was going to make a joke about i never heard of her or the show, but it sounds like she's very popular. doesn't brosnahan sound like pierce brosnan married like someone named callahan and they -- and on hand to receive the cecil b. demille award was none other than oprah winfrey, who delivered a powerful speech. a speech so powerful that all day long people have been asking if oprah will run for

and music from blake shelton. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ >> jimmy: it's going to be a highly overrated show tonight with meryl streep. meryl streep is here tonight because -- [ cheers and applause ] -- the stars gathered in los angeles for the 75th golden globes. these are foreigners who came into hollywood from their god-forsaken countries to judge us, and for some reason we allow it. we even celebrate it. there are always surprises with the golden globes. this was one. for her role in "the marvelous mrs. maisel," rachel brosnahan won for best actress. [ cheers and applause ] i was going to make a joke about i never heard of her or the show, but it sounds like she's very popular. doesn't brosnahan sound like pierce brosnan married like someone named callahan and they --? and on hand to receive the cecil b. demille award was none other than oprah winfrey, who delivered a powerful speech. [ cheers and applause ] a speech so powerful that all day long people have been asking if oprah will

and music from blake shelton. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ highly overrated show tonight with meryl streep. meryl streep is here tonight because -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: -- the stars 2k3w58g9ser gathered in los angeles for 9 golden globes. these are foreigners who came into hollywood from their god for saken countries to judge us, and for some reason we allow it. we even celebrate it. there are always surprises with the golden globes. this was one for her role in the marvelous mrs. maisel, rachel brosnahan won for best actress. [ cheers and applause ] i was going to make a joke about i never heard of her or the show, but it sounds like she's very popular. doesn't brosnahan sound like pierce brosnan married like someone named callahan and they -- and on hand to receive the cecil b. demille award was none other than oprah winfrey, who deli a speech so powerful that all day long people have been asking if oprah will run for president, which at this point wouldn't president be a d

blake shelton is coming. first, as you know, as of january 1st, it is legal to sell and buy cannabis for recreational use in the state of california. [ cheers and applause ] he can't help it. he's physically -- anyway, there's a lot of curiosity about this. people want to know how it works. we sent guillermo on a mission tonight. he's a few miles from here in west hollywood at a store called medmen. guillermo, how are you doing? >> i'm doing fantastic, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo, how long has this store been open? >> i think it's been open two or three years, i think. >> jimmy: two or three years? what do you mean? they just started -- it was supposed to be just -- oh, they were a medical shop beforehand. i understand. >> that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: now people have tossed away their fake ailments and are just buying it for the reasons they were buying it in the first place, right? >> right, jimmy. and i want to tell you this is the best idea you ever had in 50 years, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is. all right. well

look at live picture, thank you very much, blake burman. he is meeting with the prime minister minister of norway. they will be sitting down at a news conference taking questions from the media. you can anticipate some questions of the media will ask more about daca, also about the wall and infrastructure which he is pushing forward with. you saw of course, there she is, the prime minister of norway. you saw him pushing forward in the cabinet meeting earlier today. so we will check back in there at the white house as soon as that joint press conference happens. meantime we want to talk about what is happening next both when it comes to daca and infrastructure. joining me with her thoughts, republican congresswoman martha mcsally who was at the immigration meeting y'all got to see yesterday on tv. she knows how important border security it is, she represents arizona along the border there. >> thanks for having me on, trish. trish: what was your thought on that meeting. >> i was privileged to be invited. only 22 members both sides of the aisl

they head into the break up 28-14 -- blake bortles... caps off a 61-yard drive with leonard fournette third touchdown of the game 35-21 jags -- steelers not going down easy fourth and five... rothelisberger steps up finds antonio brown for a 43-yard score -- with over two minutes left on the clock the steelers go for the onside kick can't recover it... jags get the ball back mike tomlin's plan back fires -- josh lambo... perfect caps off the drive with a 45-footer steelers would score late in the fourth... but it wasn't enough jaguars stun the steelers 45-42 they'll new england next sunday (jr stone) australian bernard tomic won't be representing his country in the australian open this year after losing in qualifying to italy's lorenzo sonego.but this guy is something else....listen to what he said after losing....(jr

nbc's blake mccoy has the latest from chicago. blake? >> reporter: frances, good morning. this will be the fourth morning in a row that chicago wakes up to temperatures below 0, even colder when you factor in the wind chill. and it's not just here in chicago. much of the country is being impacted by this arctic blast. >>> a bitter freeze gripping the country. >> it's unbearable. >> i feel it every second in my bones. >> reporter: now turning deadly with at least five suspected cold weather deaths. the latest in detroit where a man was found frozen in front of a church. this is dangerous whiteout conditions caused a massive pile up in michigan, an indiana woman had to be rescued after her car plunged into an icy pond trapping her as it sank. it was the coldest ball drop in 100 years, just 9 degrees at midnight in new york's times square. >> we're freezing and we had no idea it was going to be this cold. >> it's as cold as i've ever been. >> reporter: much of the country begins 2018 in this prolonged deep freeze. 90% of america waking up below freezing. 35% below 0. new reco

hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) (steve) in redding....people trying to get rid of a spider in their home....actually ended up setting it on fire.(pam) those residents say, they were trying to burn a spider with a propane torch... when they accidentally ignited the corner of a box spring.. this is the aftermath of the attempt to kill the spider. firefighters had to show up and put the small fire out. thankfully no one was hurt in this fire. but it's certainly a cautionary tale about trying to light insects on fire... (steve) it wasn't an ordinary spider though... it allegedly was what's called a "wolf spider" which is similar in size to a tarantula (pam) if you are planning on going to napa's annual "bottlerock music festival" .. today the lineup was announced ...' (steve) bruno mars, the killers, and

blake griffin goes to detroit with very strong since and in return for blake griffin premier lily of the package of players plus a first and second round draft pick. cleveland indians iconic logo is going away an image of character of a native american come of the logo has been synonymous with the baseball team in one fashion or another since 1915. the logo considered by some racist and offensive at progressive field. the statement made said the indians ultimately agree with my position. the logo no longer appropriate and i appreciate the acknowledgment. removing it from the uniform for the start of the 2019th season is the right course. the chairman of the cleveland indians. a lot of money getting bent on the philadelphia eagles to win super bowl 52 by one individual. a person known as better ask me a fortune in the world series by winning every game he wagered on, something that led to the city's worst month ever for sports books. the person said to have been placing a bet the minimum $1 million on the dollars on a coast away our right. he placed a $1 million bet that if he does wh

. -- by aaron blake. this piece by scott peters. ryan is next from fresno, california. good evening. go ahead, please. we will go to william joining us from georgia. go ahead, bill. caller: good evening. i appreciate you taking my call. i wanted to bring up -- i had theheard too much about daca children. when they were brought here by whatever.nts, they have been here for 10, 15, 20 years. each of them is probably different. if they've been working, they have to have a social security number from somewhere. whether it is theirs or not there's they have to have one. anybody that has a social security number that works in forunited states of america somebody that pays social security taxes and the employer pays their half, after 40 quarters of employment, they are medicareded for benefits and social security benefits. fully funded. ,hether the children came here if they are not using their social security number everybody is right. host: thanks for a much for the call. a member of congress with this tweet,

, always thanks, blake berman, at the white house for us. the president also has political considerations in all of this specially after yesterday's big meeting when he basically said something to the effect that if you would sign any daca agreement that was put on his desk and yet a lot of anger as of last night among conservatives in his base. let's talk about that and how he deals with that, rachel and jonah and chris bedford, welcome all three, jonah, let's start with you on this, his meeting yesterday in his estimation, at least really get great reviews. what would you say? >> well, i think it was great television, i think it was very politically smart particularly in the wake to have wolff book to sort of show him being hands on and, you know, and not being crazy that was the conversation, 25th amendment and he's going to -- he's like a run away monkey from a cocaine study. all of a sudden he was reasonable and fairly serious. i thought on the optics it was very good, politically it created a lot of problems for him even though it solv

blake burman is here with me. america is open for business that is one of the themes that you can expect to hear from president trump next hour as he addresses the world economic forum it will really be according to the white house a continuation of what we have heard from the president. the present well also president will also take aim at trade calling for calling for it to be fair and reset reciprocal. expected to last in the area 50 to 20 minutes. to ratchet up the pressure and for the world as a whole to come together and fight against isis. the president gave this prediction here in davos here this morning. the united states is doing fantastically well. i think will be a great message and people are going to want to hear it. the president today has already met with the leader of rwanda. the president who also heads the african union. and the host country here. he feels like this trip in davos will end up bringing billions and billions of dollars back into the u.s. and world leaders are also talking about the

hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) (justine) two people were caught on camera robbing an arizona pet shop.(jr stone) and get this the thieves were after snakes. in this surveillance you can see a man and a woman in the reptile section of the store. the video shows the guy reach in and immediately shove a 500 dollar albino red tailed python in his shirt. but the couple wasn't done there. moments later, the women grabs a 450 dollar blue eyed lucy python and puts it in her purse. the snake tried slithering out of the man's shirt as he left. that thief then stuffed it back in but the owner of the store confronted him and got one of the two snakes back. the store owner posted this video on facebook and gave the thieves an ultimatum. return the snake in 48 hours or he'll get police involved. the theives gave

trish: interesting, blake, i didn't hear a ton of the use of the noun, wall. referring to border protection, rather than saying the wall. reporter: kirsten nielsen the head of department of homeland security called it a wall sim which some will take a look at considering you have the president say we will build a wall along the southern border and mexico will pay for it and head of dhs saying a wall system and negotiating with congress how to pay for it. >> maybe this is the opportunity, the negotiation you talk about, you give a little, get a little. the base wants that wall. reporter: yeah. trish: joining me right now, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. great to see you. >> great to see you, trish. >> what do you think of that meeting? >> pretty extraordinary i can't remember a president opened up camera to run it at the meeting. they come in at beginning and at the end. trish: i will jump in, karl, we have the president speaking. thank you very much. >> i want to thank secretary shulkin, secretary nielsen and deputy secreta

spencer blake and charles clifford in the north bay.. but first tonight... let's get to j.r stone... live in the east bay.. j-r -- you've been out on the roads all day - what's the situation like out there? monday night's commute home was an all out stand still for highway 101 drivers in the peninsula trying to get onto the san mateo hayward bridge. a car fire on the bridge forced these massive backups. this though was just one of the many problems as chp was backlogged responding to crashes.sotnon stop crashes since we started.keep the traffic flowing.in daly city one driver, who was cruising in the fast lane, hydroplaned across traffic.sothe cut across all lanes and was hit by a truck that was traveling in one of the others lanes. that driver is going to be okay but it's unclear how these other drivers are doing. like the driver of this car that appeared to hydroplane into the center divide and this driver who appeared to have hydroplaned right off of 280.sot all the drivers are horrible out there..that's all i got to say about it hopefully not too horribl

blake burman live in davos, switzerland with latest there. how was he received, blake? reporter: that was one of the big questions, this america first policy, melissa, how exactly would it be received the president said look, america first as you said does not mean america alone but he also said his top priority is the country, companies, and american workers. the president though also tried to sell that the u.s. is undergoing an economic success story and ready to do new business. >> i'm here to deliver a simple message. there has never been a better time to hire, to build, to invest and to grow in the united states. america is open for business and we are competitive once again. reporter: the president woke up in davos to a report in the "new york times" that said he tried to fire robert mueller last summer but backed off. however sources tell fox the conversation was more as a what if scenario with the president's advisors. here in davos this morning the president denied that report. >> mr. president, did you seek to fire mueller? >> fake news, folks, fake news. one

blake burman is here with the latest on it. blake? reporter: couple different messages on air force one that president was heading to pennsylvania. the number two in the press shop, rage shaw, does not feel there will be a government shutdown. however i can tell you a senior white house official told me they don't think it is better than a 50/50 coin flip at this point of the president preemptively for days now if there is a shutdown, it would be the democrats to blame. and today, he refined his point with this theory right here. listen. >> i really believe the democrats want a shutdown to get off the subject of the tax cuts because they worked so well. nobody thought, including the democrats it could work this well. they have been so good i think the democrats would like to see a shutdown in order to get off that subject. reporter: here at white house they feel that things are moving in the wrong direction in the senate. they feel that things could potentially right way in the house. house freedom caucus, conserve testify members in

i want to go to blake burman at the white house with more on all of this. reporter: trish, let me explain to you what i think, what i think i heard there. that was president taking questions from the media who were inside this event with the president announcing the new tariffs that he has imposed. normally what happens here, they play out the questions first, and then the broader thing that the president bucks about after that. i -- talks about after that. i believe it is eight minutes. we'll hear more down the line. a couple of difficult stories, what you heard from the president there as it relates to the mueller investigation, department of justice officials confirming to fox, as you just heard from president trump, the attorney general, jeff sessions had met last week with mueller's team as part of the investigation into russia. what we can tell you is, the interview lasted for several hours. as the president said he is not concerned about what the attorney general told robert mueller's team. he said he has not discussed it with sessions. this is impor

plus a live report from nbc's blake mccoy in new england. one of the areas that's been the hardest hit. >>> attorney general jeff sessions giving the green light today to fully enforce federal marijuana laws. >> and that actually reverses an obama-era rule that shielded states where marijuana is now legal. federal government crackdown on crime, but lawmakers in states like colorado and california say the decision flies in the face of the voters who chose to legalize the drug in those states. >> and in our area, there are concerns from the medical marijuana industry and its patients. news4's chris gordon spoke to some of those patients today, worried that their treatments are at risk now. >> i wanted to get two of the cartridges. >> reporter: weber king fears federal prosecutors could cult o -- cut off his ability to get the marijuana he uses to treat his opioid addiction. >> this is important because this is benefiting me huge. so, if they were to crackdown on it, it would be a huge loss for not only me, but i feel a lot of people in the cou

blake? reporter: let me walk you through some of this, trish. as you know when the tax bill was signed late last fall, that the republicans said you would have more tack-home pay. treasury, irs, is trying to accomplish just that. what happened is the release of tax tables which tells employers, if your employee makes x-amount of money here what you should with hold, dalely, biweekly, monthly, annually, et cetera. the goal from the treasury department to get employers to initiate the takes home pay cuts because of this new tax code. here is where things though get a little bit murky. it involves the w-4 form. throw that up on the screen if you haven't already. this is the form when you start a job or on the job and you want to fill out exemptions you fill it out, you say how many personal exemptions you have. here is the issue, trish. that exemption issue was with the old tax code. the new tax code wipes away personal exemptions. because they have had to turn this over so fast, the w-4 forms

neil: blake, that is not good. thank you my friend blake burman at the white house. last time we had a shutdown, temporary one, almost two weeks, back in 2013 it was over the affordable care act. republicans buckled but it was nasty. gerri willis what you have to keep in mind if indeed the government does shut down. >> neil, you got that right, it was nasty. this time around what to expect, most federal agencies close and hundreds of thousands of government workers are furloughed. essential people stay on the job, people working in national security and law enforcement. active duty military personnel would continue working military paychecks would stop. that is bad news, though you understand they get paid every two weeks and are not due another paycheck until february 1st. the most important thing, social security benefits continue to be paid. it is mandatory. there is no stopping social security. so if you're worried out there, maybe sure you understand you're not at risk. some lawmakers may close offices. others might stay open. their workers typically don't have

blake burman, thank you very much, live in davos for us. as i'm waiting for press briefing from the white house i'm joined by republican senator from alabama, richard shelby. senator, thank you for being here. >> thank you. trish: let's talk about the protectionist agenda, i'm glad i have you here on today, the protectionist people have some people worried, wilbur ross making comments, the markets reacting to it. they're kind of shaking it off. as we confront what we're dealing with north korea we have perhaps we have more leverage when it comes to china. the question is, are we at some point going to need to use it? >> i think we will have to use it. i think the president at times has alluded to it but china is probably the answer to the situation that we find ourselves with north korea. without them you never know where the standoff will lead. probably to nowhere good. trish: yeah. let's talk about mr. mueller around the investigation, and, his questioning of key people. the president, flynn, sessions, all of this, where is this heading?

hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. she's one of the most unique first ladies in modern history. but a year into the trump presidency, melania trump is still a mystery. kate bennett has a look at the first year of the first lady. one year into donald trump's presidency and melania trump is settling in as first la

this is blake. his mama taught him how to bowl by giving him a treat every time he pushed the ball down the ramp. doggy boy is adorable. but it's not cheap. because blake gets charged for two pairs of rental shoes instead of one. but it's good to have a guy in a bowling tournament who has a full head of hair. expect judd to be wearing black at the director's awards to show solidarity with the women. he has no experience hosting an awards show. but they are rolling the dice. given the current climate in hollywood, it's only right that a bomb and host an awards show. although i do talk and lot of smack on this show, i wish both of them best of luck. it won't be easy to top the getten globes. for what it's worth. president trump told reporters he would beat oprah if she decides to run. and if oprah decides to run. hillary would beat her, too. but not at the ballot box. topic number three. pizza hut is launching a test program that delivers alcohol. i give this test a failing grade. if you are ordering

blake burman live at the white house with the very latest. blake, think back, less than a week ago to all the optimism with the open-door meeting they had that went on for about an hour that the whole public viewed we thought there was going to be a deal. i think the president did too. reporter: it was six days ago, tuesday afternoon here at white house they thought they would have the deal. fast forward to thursday, the meeting inside here, the white house with republican and democratic lawmakers and what the president may or may not have said, if or if he did not refer to haiti and african nations as s-hole countries. the president over the weekend saying he is not a racist. he was asked about it. he pushed pack on it hard. he denied used that term for those countries and for those regions. the president got a little bit of backing over the weekend from the form of tom cotton and david perdue, two republican senators in the meeting, saying they do not recall the president president using that exact language. senator dick durbin says he know

(justine) kron four's spencer blake spoke exclusively with one of those witnesses. he joins us live tonight in san francisco...spencer? umeko motoyoshi is the woman i spoke with today.she doesn't allege assault or harassment against herself, but says she saw many of the sexually explicit things listed in the lawsuit when they happened. four barrel coffee has multiple locations in san francisco.the mill on divisadero, was open for business as usual sunday, but the coffee bar on valencia, was locked up.many customers were confused by the unnanounced closing for the day "i actually didn't know what was going on until i heard just now, and i just sort of think its odd to close your entire business because of allegations."a lawsuit filed friday claims the company's founder, jeremy tooker, engaged in sexually explicit acts involving employees."what i saw and witnessed there was, first of all, a culture that enabled abuse and assault and harassment to go unchecked." umeko motoyoshi left the company on her own accord in 2015.but the suit alleges that other employees were fi

blake: pretty interesting scene there. you saw the first of it as the president sat down with theresa may and shortly coming up here he will sit down for another bilateral meeting perhaps biggest ally, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, this comes after vice president pence had made trip to israel as well. those are the two bilateral meetings today, later this evening the president will have meeting with european business leaders as listed on the schedule, stuart. it is very clear here in davos that this is an administration, the trump administration that feels that they have a success story to sell and a success story to talk about, 3% gdp, the tax cuts, bonuses to workers, on and on down the line. so the president will be sitting with european leaders and this, of course, all tease up his speech tomorrow. stuart: yes, indeed, blake berman in davos. we will open the market shortly. it won't be 100-point gain, more like 70 or 80, we will be up. join us for that opening bell after this. ooooooh snap!! every truc

trish: it is a quick news cycle these days, thank you blake. president has been pushing job growth all along from the very first day, tonight he continued to make that case. >> since the election we have created 2.4 million new jobs including -- including 200 thousand new jobs in manufacturing alone. tremendous. after years and years of wage stagnation, we're finally seeing rising wages. trish: he is right on wage stagnation, we have not seen inflation in wages, really in the last 30 years. so how is the president policies right now do doing for jobs, we have with us secretary of labor acosta, what did you think about the comments? >> his speech was up lifting and optimistic, he reminds the american people of the economy growth we've seen over the past year, we have seen 2.4 million new jobs since the election, and incredible economy growth, two quarters in past year of 3% or higher, looking forward looking at unemployment rate, federal reserve estimated that unemployment will go below 4% this coming year, americans are getting jobs. they are g

kron 4's spencer blake talked to witnesses. (reporter)there was a person at the bank who saw the suspect pacing around with a gun, so they called police, who ended up getting into a shootout with the man.i spoke with one person who saw the shooting as it happened.just before four saturday afternoon, redwood city police arrived at this wells fargo at broadway and main.ignacio jimenez was nearby at the time. he was parking his car when he saw police cars zip by, so he turned the corner to check it out."that's when i saw officers behind the suburban with their weapons drawn. they were hiding behind the trees right across the street where there's a park, and so i saw that their attention was on a gentleman that was right outside the wells fargo bank." jimenez says it seemed like the suspect wasn't complying with officers' orders."he had his hands in his pockets in his sweater and then soon after that he took his hand out, and he had something in his hand and shots rang out - i'm not sure who shot first or what - and then the gentle

hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> the time now is 7:14. still some lingering clouds in the south bay with the possibility of sprinkles. we will have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, mark. >>> 7:14 this morning. president trump is meeting with republicans at camp david. the white house says they are going to discuss priorities for the 2018 year, including the budget, infrastructure, immigration, and we will for reform. one hot topic, whether to extend protections to dreamers. children brought here as undocumented immigrants. senator kamala harris posted this on twitter about dreamers. many dave dreamers -- she says using children who grew up in the country as a bargaining chip to pay for an unrealistic border wall is shameful. >> we are getting details on the trump administration'

(justine) kron four's spencer blake is live in castro valley tonight. spencer how did this latest case turn out differently than others? (spencer)this time, nobody got hurt, and law enforcement didn't have to use their tactical methods...because they noticed some clues early on...that pointed to the whole thing being a fake. there's nothing terribly loud or busy about grove way in castro valley.but thursday night, one neighbor wondered just áwhat was happening. "helicopter flying behind my house and then i seen a bunch of sheriff's and chp coming down grove at about 50 miles an hour with their lights on." alameda county sheriff's deputies were responding to a 9-1-1 caller who said he was holding three hostages on this very street.he claimed he had an assault rifle inthe home, and demanded a ransom of 15- thousand dollars from arriving paramedics.but deputies had been at this particular address before, and had heard similar threats and demands within the last year.that's how they knew it was a so- called 'swatting' call."it's kind of scary, to be honest

blake mccoy, nbc news, chicago. >>> we're back in a moment with a dramatic rescue in the ocean. the innovative way two boys were saved in dangerous surf. >>> some fascinating new numbers out tonight on women and fertility. a pew study found that american women are waiting longer to have children. the median age at which women become mothers is now 26 compared to 23 back in 1994. they may be waiting longer, but women are now more likely to have children than they were a decade ago. 86% have children compared with 80% ten years ago. >>> caught on police dash cam, a terrifying highway close call. watch this. a car spinning out of control slamming into a tow truck and then going airborne. the tow truck driver barely escaped with his life, but amazingly, nobody was injured. michigan state police released this video to remind everyone to slow down in these snowy and icy conditions. >>> a remarkable scene in australia today. two teenaged boys became caught in dangerous high surf, but instead of lifeguards trying to save them, a drone was deployed and it dropped an inflatable rescue raf

very latest on all of this we'll go to blake burman at white house. hi, blake. reporter: incredibly scary incident, unfortunately a tragic one as well outside of charlottesville, virginia, after an amtrak train carrying many members of come -- congress and their family collided with a truck. one person killed in the accident. though appears no serious injuries to members of congress. they were headed to a retreat they're involved with next couple of days in west virginia. the members of congress had to be taken off the train, some treated for minor injuries. they're headed, or at least in process heading back out to west virginia. not every gop member of congress were on the train as others decided not to go to the retreat or head their independently. vice president mike pence is headed later today this evening. one member of congress, pete sessions put it after he saw it in the immediate aftermath. >> [inaudible]. there no, nobody fell out, nobody hit a window but, we did hit the chairs in front of us. reporter: meantime here at the white house, trish, the sche

(justine) as kron four's spencer blake reports, the family says the father of the girls....has been very forgiving toward the man who drove the stolen truck. . lenexy and camila cardoza were with their mom, driving home from a doctor's appointment wednesday, when a stolen truck crashed into them, injuring mom edith and ultimately killing both little girls."i mean we love them girls. they were like my daughters. (breathes heavily) sorry." their uncle johnny cardoza lives with the family, and organized this vigil for the sisters at their home.150 people or more showed up, and mourners poured into the neighborhood street.standup "the first several minutes of the candlelight vigil were almost completely silent, though you could hear some people crying audibly. then family and loved ones started praying aloud together, and then they began singing." police arrested noe saucedo , who was driving the stolen pickup, on suspicion of murder and evading police.at the vigil, kron four learned saucedo is actually a distant cousin of the cardozas.johnny hopes saucedo gets what he deserves.but the famil

>> blake mccoy starting us off. thank you. >>> this powerful storm is having a significant impact on air travel around the country. with more than 4,000 flights canceled, 2,000 delays and dozens of international flights diverted to cities outside the storm zone. now all those passengers are stranded. and nbc's tom costello has more on the misery at the airport. >> reporter: across the east coast an all-day losing battle to stay ahead of the snow. in new york wind and whiteout conditions at jfk and laguardia shut down flight operations, nothing moving. security checkpoints, even airport stores closed. >> we don't have any plane. we need to stay here during four nights, and then we need to wait to goo directly to paris. >> reporter: flight radar 24 shows very few flights over the northeast corridor. even the charleston, south carolina, runways were closed with five inches of snow. >> you can leave on saturday morning at 8:17 a.m. >> reporter: even way out in los angeles, travelers settled in for a long wait to fly eas

in santa rosa, spencer blake, kron four news. lawrence karnow: we enoyed a lot of sunshine and warmer weather today with some highs in the low 70s. it will be a nice mild evening and more spring like weather is ahead. if you're going out tonight you'll need a light jacket or coat. temperatures will begin mild but cool off rapidly. you can see some rain on doppler radar but it is well to the north. high pressure can be seen on the satellite image. it's a rather flat ridge allowing a few clouds to move over from time to time but we'll stay dry. as we head toward the later part of the week the ridge will strengthen to bring more sunshine and temperatures well above normal. for tomorrow we will see sunshine and a few clouds with mild temperatures in the 60s. we can expect a similar day on thursday. by friday offshore winds begin to clear our skies unusually warm weather all the way to the coast. warm and dry weather will continue into the weekend. (grant) up next... a sneak peak of the just released trailer for the new movie 'ant man

>> all right, blake. stay warm. hustle inside when you can. >>> there is more news now. in costa rica, investigators are trying to find out what caused a small plane to slam into a mountain, killing ten americans, most of them from two families on vacation. it's reportedly the airline's second deadly crash in recent months. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> oh, my god. it's like right here. like you can see all the smoke. everybody's screaming and yelling. >> reporter: near costa rica's pacific coast, an eyewitness describes the horrifying scene, after a single engine plane crashed in the woods. 12 people killed, including ten americans and two local crew members. >> it like went up, and then all of a sudden just beared to the left and nosedived right in front of us. >> reporter: tonight in suburban new york, friends and family are mourning the loss of bruce and irene steinberg and their three sons, matthew, william and zachary. >> inconceivable that a whole family should meet with such a disaster. they were a lovely family. >> reporter: also among the dead, mitch

blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> two suspects who narly ran down an nypd officer in times square last weekend are now in custody. 20-year-old arfi santos and 21-year-old william lopez were arrested in manhattan wednesday. police say santos was behind the wheel of this black mercedes owned by lopez. see him just peeling off there in times square. well, they are captured in that dramatic video driving recklessly. 26-year-old officer ian wallace tries to pull them over. right there look what happens. santos steps on the gas, knocking the officer to the ground. and then the officer gets back up and chases the car with claeg colleagues, guns drawn. police say the suspect hit several vehicles during the escape. the officer was treated at the hospital for minor injuries and is expected to be okay. charges against the sfkts are pending. >>> former senate majority leader and 1996 presidential nominee bob dole was award congress's highest civilian honor, the congressional gold medal. the 94-year-old was recognized for his service as a soldier, legislator and statesman in a ceremony held at the u.s. cap

thank you, blake, very much. blake burman. look at markets, need to get to it right now. there goes the dow. 250+ points of gains reversed. we are now down about 9, call it 10 points for the dow. the s&p lower 7. the nasdaq down 17. forget it. i don't need to get to commentary, i need to get to the traders on the floor show, cme group, and milken chief economist, sarge, to you on the floor, i guess it's the fed saying what we all knew would happen. why has the horses been spooked somehow? >> do you remember what i told last week that $20 billion was going to come out of equity market this week? we are in the process. two-thirds of the way through it. one more close to go. the market is preparing. you probably saw the 10 year, got over 2.75. that's where the money is going. liz: look at intra-day charts here, we're at the lows of the session. we have 52 minutes left in the entire day of trading and the last of the month is the news really that bad to now tack on yesterday's 500 points of losses, pared with the day before, and now we've got another day of losses? >> the new

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blake burman in davos on what the heck happened. >> hi, neil. yeah, that video from a dinner with president trump. it was a who's who of business leaders from all across europe that the president dined with tonight. for example, he sat down with the leaders of adidas, volvo, beyer, nokia. earlier today, steve mnuchin said they feel they have a success story to sell to the world. a new tax plan in the u.s. and they want companies to come in and invest. so at that dinner with those business leaders, the president echoed the need to keep selling u.s. growth. >> i think also being a cheerleader for our country. if you're not a cheerleader for your company or your country, no matter what happens, it's not going to work. >> that dinner lasted more than an hour or so. the president is back at his hotel in davos. tomorrow he will give the big speech at 8:00 p.m. on the east coast, 2:00 east concern before the world economic forum. when the president is speaking to the group and to the world, you can expect him to pitch the american economy and the need

(pam) kron four's spencer blake is live in the burned- out fountain grove neighborhood. spencer, what did yesterday's storm.... mean for flood control up there? it meant there áweren't any major slides or floods...but it also means we don't know yet if the city's erosion control measures are sufficient. right now, there are a few dry days in the forecast that crews can use to double check everything - gravel bags, storm drains, and erosion control methods - before the next rain.but without that first big test, the city can't know if what they have in place is good enough.assistant fire marshal paul lowenthal feels pretty comfortable with how things went monday night, but he does call the lack of more water and wind a double-edged sword. "you know, we don't want to put our community at risk, but at the same time, you kind of want that amount of water to test and make sure that everything we've done is gonna hold and is gonna work."(vo) the burn scars and the hills up here are especially prone to mudslides and flooding in big rain events, but to give you an idea of how mu

fox business network blake is at the white house. >> this is up to 11 states expressed interest with south carolina being the latest. the centers for medicare and medicaid services making this announcement earlier today. essentially allowing states to test what amounts to a work requirement. two conditions for if you wanted to receive medicaid should they opt in. first, you need work. or second you need to be involved in what is described as a community engagement activity. falling underneath that is the following. whether you're in skills training, possibly in school for taking in a job search, caring for some one else, or volunteering. cms said there would be exemptions including for the disabled, elderly, children, and pregnant women n a tweet the cms director defended the policy by writing, quote, we need to support states and give them more freedom to design innovative programs that get positive results for medicaid beneficiaries. however, critics say this goes way too far. i asked the white house press secretary, sarah sanders, about one of those criticisms. >> critics say you

we also have, of course, blake farenthold, who continues to serve, also not running for re-election, who also paid a settlement. john conyers and al franken, they were forced out. is there any pressure right now that you know of on capitol hill by their own party for them to resign? >> there doesn't appear to be. when house speaker paul ryan has been asked why he doesn't believe blake farenthold shouldn't resign immediately, he says he thinks it's appropriate he won't run for re-election. for democrats, the reason they felt compelled to push out al franken and john conyers is they wanted to be able to reclaim the high ground. they have positioned themselves as a party that advocates on behalf of women, that believes women and stands up for them. given, of course, the focus that they have placed on the misconduct allegations against trump and as well as those we saw against moore, i think they really felt they needed to take a very clear stand. and republicans, i think, alt this moment, they still have been struggling with how to grapple with some of these allegations. probably in par

we'll be watching, blake, thank you. wall-to-wall coverage of the state of the union speech starting with lou dobbs, 7:00 p.m. eastern, followed by special editions of cavuto "coast-to-coast," and "the intelligence report" all right here tonight on the fox business network. >>> blame bonds? how about blame the billionaires. with the closing bell 47 minutes away and the dow down 357 points, billionaires warren buffett and jeff bezos say let's make a deal, and the potential game changing hookup to tackle one specific sector is swamping fearful competitors. >>> up next, the man who says this partnership makes amazon like like a too big to fail bank and why he says the tech titan may not survive it? >>> plus, will he stick to the script and what will the script say of the most anticipated speech of the year? one of the darkest clouds hanging over opportunity's state of the union address has got to be the budget battle. she's been one of the president's top guns in the tax push, diane blackheading to cameras on capitol hill h