the future of the country in the independence movement in catalonia. ftse higher. cac and the dax down. lauren: stocks in japan closing lower. bank of japan holding steady on interest rates. shanghai composite at the third of 1%. gerri: apple admits what we are at the new. the iphone get slower as it gets older by design. we ll tell you why. fbn:am starts right now. trade 350 am in new york. it is theirs day, december december 21st and lauren simonetti. gerri: good morning. and gerri willis been for cheryl casone. lauren: subtlest week ever. gerri: you are eager for christmas. lauren: overnight in australia, 14 people injured after a white suv plowed into a crowd of pedestrians on a busy sidewalk filled with holiday shoppers in melbourne, the country s largest city. among those hurt comment a preschool child in serious condition with head injuries. police arrested the driver of the vehicle as well as another person. an investigation underway, but police say this was no acci
this is what many of us looked like in d.c. today as those temperatures were in teens and the wind chill even worse. everybody with the hats and gloves all bundled up, the city operating under a cold emergency. that means you can call 311 to help anyone who is homeless and fighting these bitter temperatures. look out for your neighbors. d.c. to maryland, the brutal temperatures, everybody is bundled uptight and moving pretty quick and now the word we might be seeing some snow this weekend. dulles airport hit a record low high temperature today. meteorologist melissa nord here. dangerous wind chills out there. it s going to be more of the same. can you believe it? this is not a couple day event. this is going to last beyond the next week i think even into next weekend. so we re talking about 10 days in a row, if not more, where high temperatures stay in the 20s and 30s and the lows every single night are in the teens and 20s. that record from today is a low high temperature
tonight, the senate failed to approve a short-term deal to fund t government. i think there is a deal this the next 24 hours. white house budget director mulvaney telling cnn a weekend deal and vote could have the government up and running by monday. trump involved in the negotiations, inviting the top democrat in the senate chuck shumer to the white house for a 90-minute meeting. we made some progress but we still have a good number of disagreements. the discussions will continue. reporter: trump tweeting later, excelan preliminary meeting. unlike some of my republican colleagues i m glad they are talking. and i think president trump is a good deal maker and maybe we will get a deal. reporter: but late tonight trump back on the attack tweeting democrats want to shut down the great success of the tax cuts. democrats say they are fighting for the rights of immigrants because to the u.s. as children. when is the urgency when it comes to d.r.e.a.m.est. there is an
hours. chilly out there. sunny conditions by noontime, in the low 50s. and by 4:00 in the afternoon we are looking at more sunshine. but a cool day today. we have several chances of rain to talk about for the week ahead of beginning tomorrow. i ll have my accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. this morning the federal government is shut down. the senate failed to approve a short-term deal to fund the government for another month. the bill had already passed in the house. at the heart of the debate, defefrd action for child hoold arrives, also known as daca. democrats want to guarantee brokes for nearly 800,000 brought to american as a child. they want to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political gains. the blame you this crash entirely on president trump s shoulders. this will be called a trump shutdown. the white house says negotiations on daca are off until the government reopens. lawmakers are working through the weekend to
there. another chilly night before the clouds increase and we are looking at a rainy start to the work week. in fact, more rainy days than dry over the next seven. i ll show it to you next with my accuweather seven-day forcast in just a few minutes. chris? lisa, thank you. this morning, the federal government is shut down after the senate failed to approve a short-term deal before the midnight deadline. president trump and senate gop leaders to could not persuade democrats to approve a funding bill already passed in the house. at the heart of the debate, deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca. democrats wanted protections for nearly 800 thousand undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. what we just witnessed on the floor was a cynical decision by senate democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political gains. the blame should crash entirely on president trump s shoulders. this will be called the frutrum shut