Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 01/28/2019, including: Tax refunds will go out despite shutdown. Early filing starts on Jan. 28. Tax refunds will go out even if the government shutdown extends into filing season, the Internal Revenue Service said late Monday, and the agency will start accepting tax returns on Jan. 28. The announcement comes after the acting director of the White House Office of Management and Budget on Monday said refunds would still be sent out during a shutdown. The IRS plans to recall a “significant portion” of workers who have been furloughed during the shutdown to process tax returns. The agency will offer more details when it releases its shutdown contingency plan, expected in the coming days. The shutdown could complicate what already will be a unique filing year that incorporates for the first time major changes to the tax code; Does more sex equal greater happiness? Not according to a recent Carnegie Mellon report. It showed that when couples doubled their sexual frequency, they reported less happiness, decreased sexual satisfaction, and reduced well-being; With the shutdown over NASA employees are back to work for at least the next few weeks. On Friday, furloughed workers missed a second paycheck since the impasse began and the question becomes if the government shuts down again, how will many employees fair.