what are police telling you now? >> reporter: right now d.c. police tell us thathey are searching for the suspected shooter in this case. the shots rang out around 3:00 . here behind you can see that detectives are still on the scene. they are tking to people in the neighborhood. forensics took up shell casings and other evidence on the block. let'soll some video now. first district commander morgan cane told me several streets were fired around 3:00 this ening. now there was an officer nearby. he immediately arrived and found the man in his 20s laying in the street with several gun shot wounds, he was not breathing, unresponsive. medics drove him to a hospital and doctors pronounced him dead. cameras have caught the spect and enabled them to id him. but they are notelsing his name. this is the 12th homicide this

year. it's worth mentioning, this particular shooting the commander tells me was not random. this victim targeted on m street northwest. even though police have identified a suspect in this case and they are actively looking for this person. it's worth mentioning the commander wants us to make sure to tell our viewers, if you have any information about the shooting call d.c. police. live in northwest d.c.,st shoma e news4. now to our winter blast and something we don't get to say often. the response to the storm has been pretty good. >> some of us god a footf snow so it fell over the weekend so the plowo had room to d their work. cd late starts for schools today kept tommute problems to minimum. >> after all the melting we are in for another refreeze. tonight wet surfaces are turning to ice now that the sun has gone down. and already some schools delaying already. including loudon county and

county. >> let's get to doug to tell us what's next. >> good idea f the school delays tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time, too. if you're heading to work tomorrow morning, good idea to wait until after about 00. that's when the sun is up doing its job meltinghe black ice. 26 manassas, 30 in warrington. 29 towards clinton. it's going to be anothold night. temperatures in the teens for some areas. with the sunshine and melting today, we have another refreeze coming in. and also thursday night into friday emorning, a lit storm. and a big storm into the weekend. much more on that, what to expect, what comes next.ha it all. once again we find ourselves at a moment that will some dayj be the s of history books. we have a special counsel, a investigation,r and a job opening in the

attorney general's office. >> william i barr the president's pick to fill that top job. today he promised the senate would not be bullied by his boss. >> blayne alexander is here to break down the first day of barr's confirmation hearing.ep >>ter: william barr has had this job before and he's been through this type of ocess before. but this time around he's facing tougherse questions becf the russia investigation and because of what he said about it. today president trump's pick for attorney general and the man who would oversee special counselel robert mur's investigation promising he will not fire mueller without good cause. >> it is vitallymportant that the special counsel be allowed to complete his investigation.te >> rep barr first served as attorney general under president george h.w. bush. back then he was confirmed unanimously but tod facing a tougher road because of his 2018 memo offering unslis sited

criticism of mueller's investigation. >> it looked like a job application. cr >> that's lus. if i wanted the job and was going after the job, there are many more direct ways of me bringing myself to the president'attention. >> reporter: instead barr says he was sharing his thoughts on f sp theory and pushed back on a familiar line from president trump. >> i don't believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt. >> reporter: when pressed by democrats barr would not commit himself. g >> image let's maij i imagine i judgment call. >> i will not be bullied into doing anything i think is wrong. >> reporter: when asked about the current government shutdown. >> we need money right now for border security, including a barrrs, walls, and slats. >> reporter: supporting president trump's call for a

boer wall. now barr did break from president trump when asked about ection meddling. he said he does believe that russia interferedn the 2016 elections. >> blayne alexander. thanks so much. no work, no money comin in federal workers forced to find new ways to bring in cash. >> today fairfax county public schools held a second job fare to help workersind work as substitute teachers. >> cory smith is live for us toni financial struggles of those attending. with each onese of t shutdown stories i cover i look for a silver lining. something positive to take away from it. here in fairfax it's simple. the school district h a hole in its teaching force and these furloughed employees can help fill it. >> i think iwas last week, this last week when reality set in. >>eneporter: k carter

already has two jobs but with no end to the partial government shutdown in sight she came to the fairfax public schools looking for a third. >> you can't prepare for something that you don't know how to prepare for. >> reporter: she was one of 200 employees hoping to get a substitute teaching job. it comes with less certainty but it's better than nothing. >> if i can invest in someone else's future, i would enjoyhe that, wer it's one day, two days or half a day. reporter: this is the second hiring fare that the school district has hosted. there's a need for about 1,000 subs a day. the superintendent says the surplus of hum resources will fill a major need. >> we didn't wanthese circumstances to occur but we did see this as an opportunity to help our community and it also frankly helps fairfax coun schools put a highly ualified sub in front of every

student. >> reporter: it gives employees like scott a chance to stay afloat. >> we hit the longest shutdown in history and have no hope or plan or pathway forward, that's when we needed more options. >> reporter: even if subbing is a short term solution it will have long term implications for his future. the paychecs the difference in me making a payment on a bilnd not go delinquent and it hit the credit report, even though you're a federal employee and have a job. >> reporter: the need is so great hee they'll holding another job fare here. montgomecounty, prince george's county, arlington are alsosking furloughed employees to reach out to them for substitute positions. >> thank you. as for negotiations to end the shutdown, president trump's end run around democratic leaders go flat today.

on day5 he invited rank and file democratic leaders to the white house for lunch. mhe democrats were largely f moderate districts friendlier to president. still they all turned him down. on the senate side there is some bipartisan negotiations behind closed doors. but little hope it'll change without the president and decratic leaders at th table. the profounddompact the sh is having on the state of maryland. 172,000 federal employees and government contractors are not getting paid. the workers are losing $778 million in wages every two weeks. the maryland comptroller's office calculates the lost wages nearlyo a loss of $60 million in state and local income tax rethnue. figure also every two weeks. iowa congressman steve king says he is sticking around despite growing calls for him to

resign, even from within his own republican party aamong a growingnt uproar over com to be racist. republican leaders stripped king of his committee members overnight. mitch mcconnell suggested king find another line of work. and for the first time a house republican leader agreed. eader gree with mcconnell, actually. i think he should find another k line of >> congressman king has a lengthy history of provocative rhetoric. but recent comments to the "new york times" proved especially incendia incendiary. king questions why white supremacy is considered offensive. he says his words were taken out of context. today the house voted nearly namly on a resolution rejecting white nationalism. ki himself voted for it. the only no vote was for a democrat who saides theolution wasn't enough and wantso king

be censured. newall out fro a deadly police shooting her in silver spring. late today montgomery county council members released legislation to overhaul how police shootings are investigated and who does the investigating. scott macfarlane joins us now to explain new at 6:00 tonight. >> if thi bill becomes law, independent investigators would be called in to review deadly police shootings in montgomery county. investigators who are not directly affiliated with the county pice department. as it stands now the county police department investigates nts own officers for fatal shootings and the hands over the findings to the prosecutor tin howard counto reew. the councilman who offered the bill said he did so because of a shooting last summer. the officer was cleared of chargesut they're concerned the county police department led the investigation and never made the results >> you have justifiable bri

community concern, why did that happen? what happens in the investigation? why weren't charges filed? that cas in particular exposed serious deficiencies how we conduct ourselves as a county in these investigations. >> the montgomery county police told us they have not reviewed the bill yet. but the entire council agreed to co-sponsor the bill today at a hearing. > when we come back tonight, neighbors warned about the spike in violence near their apartment building. yet another sun solved homicice in the dis >> this ishorrific. >> comingll up pat cos, finds the bullet holes still there and a woman who says s saw the victim take his last breath. also ahead, what caused a overbackup of southwest flights today at bwi marshall airport. we might miss out on th

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leon harris here at the live desk following some breaking uk. coming out of the few expected today's vote on a brexit deal toe pass in british parliament but it was defeated so soundlyhere's it's a question whether prime minister theresa may will keep her job. she's been trying to negotiate brexit but her proposal died by 200 votes. brexit is supposed to begin in march. but no transition agreement

could havere unen problems in travel, transportation, food, medicine sin and more. may and the eu are pledging to keep on working at re. but t already a vote of no confidence in may and her government tomorrow. that would be step one removing her. so her future and that of britain is deeply uncertain. we have new details tonight after a woman was discovered murdered inside her alexandria apartment. tonight we've learned she was shot inside the mouth. police also revealing that the woman new her killer.ga fitzgerald spoke with the victim's neighborsod and joins us live outside the apartment complex. >> reporter: jim, as youme ioned this 35-year-old woman was found inside her apartment, discovered b her roommate who called 911. hours later 44-year-old daniel n cancan wasle arrested whi some

neighbors were sleeping on friday night. police were down the hall investigating a homicide. >> told people to move out of the way.on you want anybody in the hallway. >> reporter: many folks who lone he second floor say they've never seen 44-year-old daniel cancan, but they're horrified by what alexandria police say he did. >> i feel terrible. it see on tv. i've never been so close to something like this. >> reporter: investigates say he shot and killed samaya amed inside h apartment before taking off. m mabel lives two doors down. >> i saw the tape on the door, i knew something was wrong. and the police cars were back there. >> reporter: police were on scene for hours going door-to-door speaking to neighbors. >> they ask if we see anybody or heard anything. and we didn't. we was in a deep sleep.

>> reporter: news4 has leaated e operated an armed security company and sheord for his business. they also had a personal relationship. but police are still investigating and tryg to figure out why this woman's life was taken. now daniel cancan had been officially charged with murder. omm, back to you. mony county students want congress to take notice of gun violence i sools so they symbolically died today on the hill when thehe f of a slain parkland student yelled bang. they want lawmakers to remember more than 100 people in america die from guns every day. >> a friendly reminder to co hress that we'reere and we're waiting for them to get back to works, do their jobs and protect us from gun violence. >> these students say they need

bipartisan support to make changes in gun laws it was a rough afternoon for ersouthwest airlines passe at bwi marshall airport. the airline tells us it lost connectivity with its computer network. the problem forced the airline to ground flits and created long lines at ticket counters. the problem was fixed ust before 4:00 this afternoon and things have been returning to normal since othen. er airlines at bwi marsha were impacted by the issues. you can call it the truckers version of if you see something, say something. drivers across the country being taught how to recognize and report human trafficking operations. since the effort began they reported more than 1,000 ctims. chris gordon has a closer look at the truckersgainst trafficking effort. >> reporter: this tractor trailer carries a mossage a the country, report human trafficking. in the past ten years drivers trained by the nonprofit group called truckers against

trafficking, have saved more than 1,100 vicms by reporting human trafficking to police. >>hey dohaty bbeing the eyes and ears of our nation's highways. >> reporter: the truck is a one of a kind mobileuseum by displaying traffickers reported to police. >> these are t dress, shoes, and poker chips an 18-year-old had to wear when she was forced into sex trafficking in a casino. >> reporter: the victims are13 , 14, 15 years of age. they are forced into prostitution. it's modernav y. >> back several years ago with a different company. i was at a truck stop and had a young girl knock on my door, probably 16 years old, ask me if i wanted a date. i just wasn't trained properly on what to look for, who call or anything like thatow >> reporter: he helps drive

this big rig around the country educate the public about human trafficking. d.c.'s attorney general tells me human trafficking is a problem in the,distri maryland and virginia. >> the metropolitan police department investigates, i understand, over 100 or so cases a year. >> reporter: the truck is moving from the nation's capital onto olanta to be putn display in the days befe the super bowl. chris gordon, news4. still to come at 6:00, not everybody is excited for amazon's hq 2 coming to arlington. tonight hear from small business owners worried about getting priced out of their own neighborhood s the bry of this weekend won't be winter storm but it

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d.c. fire crews rushed here to the river today after repor of a car in the water earlier. d.c. fire and s posted this video as they worked to pull the car out near the i-695 overpass. they say no victims were found in the car so far. they have also not found any victims in the water there. d.c. and u.s. park police are now investigating this incident. >> cold whether for those guys to be on the water. colder still coming at us. >> we could see those freeze come next tuesday. t whoa. t's the kind of cold air we have here. it's only o days but i was looking at the pattern for the next two to three weeks and it is frigid, frigid, frigid, with a cou cences for storms, too. we talked about the fact we

would have a late january hard time. it looks like that's going to be the case forsure. also into the month of february looking cold. if you like the cold you're excited. if you don like the cold, it's coming, sorry. 35 degrees right now. the rest of the area already below freezing in most loe locations. the refreeze has alread tgun. we're goo see a lot of ice through early tomorrowmorning. and then another refreeze tomorrow night. nothing on the radar picture right now. i thursdo friday, a little system that will move through. not going tocho we still think friday morning should be okay. here comes a system on friday into saturday. it'sht saturday n this moves in. saturday at 7:00, all rain in c. ok where the rain/snow line is, well north of philadelphia. it is rain and all rain at that through 7:00 a.m. on sunday. this moves through, down to the

south and east, we see the snow on the backside. it may turn overo snow. it will bring in extremely cold air, arctic kd we don't see often in the winter. 37 on thursday.id 49 . so friday not a bad day after we see that system move through. saturday and sunday, that's what we're looking at. look at wnthis. to 22. just a little bit more on this. expect. temperatures fall 40 degrees on sunday. the wind chill below zero on monday morning and the arctic air through tuesday, so it's a quick hit of arctic air i think more comes in after the ten day forecast. but all eyes on the weekend and that cold air. >> doug, thanks. next at 6:30, the bullet holes still fresh in the building whe a young was killed over the weekend. pat collins talks to the man's family and neighbors who were

ducking for cover. >> reporter: economic experts said that amazon's hq 2 wilebe big for conomy of northern virginia. but hear why local businesses feel this could behe end of their existence. backlash a company trying to educate in the e of trying to educate in the e of me

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for more informatiut a suspect. they do not believe this was random. >> we are also leilning new de tonight about a deadly shooting a couple miles away. >> bullet holes throughout the hallway of a d.c. apartment comple >> it's t latest in a series of violent cases that include five homicides inect months all within a radius of benning road. >> pat collins spoke wh the fami of the most recent victim and joins us nowh w more details. >> reporter: the scene, that apartmen building acros the wait. wait until you see all the f bullet holesnd in the lobby there. you know, there are some vestigators who believe when winter rolls around crime goes down. that itea a it gets too cold to kill. but here on benning road, it appears they just took it inside. the lobby of this apartment

building turns into a firing range. bulletflying every whi way. in the walls, in the stairs, into the apartment doors. so many bullet holes. i simply lost count. can you show me where the bullets came in the door? >> down near the bottom. >> reporter: lawrence wade's daughter and the girl's mother inside when it happened. >> they were asleep. you know, all the bullets and the echoing in the building woke them up. >> reporter: a bullet went her apartment door. >> it was. terrifyi my kids don't want to go to school. 'mm terrified myself. i don't know if coming or going. >> reporter: when it was over three men shot, one man dead. this happened saturday afternoon. and today hazmat cws still ureaning up the blood and

remnants of ther scene. the victim 22-year-old michael taylor. he lives h with mom in fort lincoln a couple miles away. but he grew up on benning road. he had a lot of friends here. >> i think a lot of the crimes going on are coming from individuals that are heartless, but they're lo t. >> reportes four block stretch of benning road no stranger to violence. in the last six months, 11 shootings andta oneing, five cases of murder here. >> this is a war zone. we have citizens in the nation's capitol living in what appea to be a war zone. >> reporter: so tonight in the murder of michael taylor, no motive, no suspect, and no arrests. back to you. >> pat collins, reporting. thank you, pat. in virginia tonight some local shop owners in alexandria

fear mazon's hq 2 arrival wil price out their clients, destroying their businesses and taking away ones commun rich culture. david duculver has that story fm alexandria. >> reporter: for hector rodriguez the thought of leaving the >> that would be sad if we do lose this place. >> reporter: after all his hair salon and barbershop carries the communityname. m has since his father started the businessore than 20 years ago right here on mount vernon reenue. >> this here is like a historic landmark for latinos and central americans. >> reporter: in recent years the surrounding arlington ridge mmunities have grown in popularity. >> it is one of the areas that't ed being affordable. >> reporter: now with the arrival amazon, she fears the

affordable housing will be no longer affordable. >> wbelieve the impa is going to be really dastating for our community as a whole community. not only for the b businessesut the people who have been living here for so manys. ye >> reporter: that's potentially impact businesses like hector's. he sai most of his customers walk here and if they lee, so goes his business. but in making the business for amazon's hq 2, vveginia's gornor and other local lea brs said they'ring more options r affordable housing. >> if we create a different type of model of affordable housing so people can stay, i think that will be a great idea. >> reporter: hector worries the alternative will nnly hurt business but also his community's culture. >> we provide a service for the communit so many years and for us to leave, that would be

heart breaking. >> david culver, news4. we have a follow-up tonight on a wking for you story we told you about last week. a new carrollton woman says she's been allowed back into her apartment building to retrieve her things four months after an arson fire there. she saidhe was repeatedly denied permission into her apartment even though it had not been seriously damaged by that pafire. the c that owns the property said it was too dangerous. franklin said it was a nightm e nightmare. >> i've notad a good night's sleep since thisppened. i have been robbed of my home, of my possessions that i wked so hard for. >> franklin says she was let back in right after our storyre she thanks news4, the new krarlton mayor, the police chief and council member.

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some of our top stories tonight, federal workers desperate for a paychecked atte fairfax county public schools job fair today. they hope substitute teaching can help pay the bills. the school district says on most days they need about 1,000 substitute teachers. tod attorney general nominee william barr pledged to

protect the russia investigation on the first day of his confirmation hrings barr told the senate he believes it is, in his words, vitallymportant that the special counsel be allowed to complete his investigation. nbcews justice correspondent, pete williams joins us now. a lot of democratic senators were worried about barr's views, did he address it today? >> he was a strong advocate of presidential powers the first time he was attorney general. and he was asked a lot o questions about a memo he wrote in june saying the mueller team was wrong saying a certain firing could be used for the fbi director. he defended that today. he said that was not intended to be a criticism of the mueller investigation only based on what e time butout it at he fully supports mueller. he doesn'tve belhe

investigation is a witch hunt. if he was ask -- he was askedref thedent told him to fire mueller and he said there was no cause he wouldn't do ethat, would ignore that. he said he would resign rather than having to fire other prosecutors who might be investigating the president. came into the hearing knowing he had to send one message, that he would support muelr's investigation. >> a lot of concern to his answerbout whether he would make mueller's report public, he said no. >> it's interesting. what he said is, and he's right about this, the special counsel regulations say when mueller is done, mueller sendst a rep to the attorney general and that's it. it doesn't say the attorney general makes it blic. so he was asked whether he would make it public. hentaid it's confil to me. what he basically said is i'm not sure whether i can release a rected version of that to the public or whether it has to be a

report that i write about the mueller report. he says, basically i don't know what discussions rod rosenstein has had with mueller about this. i don't know what the thinking of the justice department is. but he made it pretty clear we're not going s to the mueller report itself. i don't think anyone expected we would because it' going to contain grand jury material, classified information. but what it is we'll see, whether it's a cleaned up, modified investigation of the mueller report or something that the attorney general writes instead is to be determined. >>y thettorney general. all right. thank you, pete williams. more of his reporting on the hearing ahead on nbc "nightly news"hts rigft a headed to this weekend's nfl playoff game in kansas city, they bettere ready for extreme cold. >> it's going to be brutal. it wass chilly they waited in line for tickets. but when the chiefs host the new england patriots on sunday nighc itld be the coldest game

ever at arrowhead stadiu it's been a balmy one degree at kick off twice before butel never zero. and that's exactly what could happen. get this, the arctic blast settling over arrowhead, it's headed right for us next > but there's good things about the game. we know this is patrick mahomes and to be brady going at it. the winds are going to calm down substantially through the day from 30 miles per hour to about 10 miles per hour. so tho gamed be just fine. >> good to know. thank you. >> now onto weather in your local area. dealg with atorm system for us, that will come in during the weekend. we're talking about the arctic air too and here we could be dealing with wind chills below zero by monday morning. out there now, it's chilly. 35 degrees, winds out of the north at 6:00 miles an hour. as we look aund the rest of the area we are freezing in most

are are areas. so yde, it's on the cold it's going to stay that way. yes, we have a refreeze. that's the big thing early tomorrow morning. refreeze beginning now, we have ready seen black ice, a couple reports on my twitter page there. wait until after 9:00 a.m. tomorrow if you can. if you don't have to leave before:00 a.m., don't. wait and let the sun melt some of the ice off the pavement. tomorrow, 25 with ice in spots. 36 by recess. kids with two-hour delays don't get recess. but 42 by the time we're picking uphe kids. 42, mostly cloudy, not bad this time of year. radar picture, nothing to show now, around most of the cotry, one to the south, one back to california. i want to show you that one. thursday afternoon, blem. here comes thursday around 7:00, notice some snow developing with

this. but watch what happens here. 's 10:00, it's snowing. thinking we have snow on thsday night,ould be a mess on friday. the ra/snow line points to all snow but it moves out quickly. so most of it should melt on area roadways. i'm not too conidrned about morning. it's the weekend i'm concerned about, watching this storm come across for the weekend. the same one that's going to give the the cold air gives us the rain, not snow. we a not calling for snow from this storm right now. ?ould that chan sure. yesterday the computer models had the snow line in d.c., but they're moving it to the north. a lot of computer models putting us in the 50s on sunday. in saturday night overnight into sunday. here's the cold air racing in on sunday. the coldir really in here monday. let's talk about the

temperatures. tomorrow 42 mostly cloudy, chilly but not bad. thursday, a high of 37, increasing clouds and again that rainrs or snow happens ty night. friday after a morning low of 34. 49 onday afternoon, late day rain, 30s on saturday. rain overnight saturday into sunday. we go to 51. g you that's not bad but 51 and wind and the temperatures come crashing down. wee talki a 30 to 40 degree temperature drop during the day on sunday, so we wake up on monday to a temperature of 10. so from 151 to 10 degree frigid weather continues into tuesday. next wednesday, thursday, we rebound slightly before more cold a moves in for next weekend. we have a little bit of a roller coaster over the next ten da . getready, buckle up, no charge for admissions. >> all of those great martin

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desk. they ha eve got some jet log -- jet lag -- now i can't speak. >> it's all right. happens. >> they had a rough flight, i had a rough night. >> they have this delayed start to their tri to london. they finally made it with a

chance to explore t aay dave johnson made the nearly 4,000 mile trip taking us t the team's first outing across the bond. >> you know, if i said once i've said it a thousand times, a way to take the edgeha off travel stretch is a dinner at a palace, like kensington palace. the wizard's first day in london. they did go tough a practice today in london. the time for the players to get out on the court. it is a business trip. the game on thubeday wil against the new york knicks and it will very much count in the standings. is a palace a castle? does it matter? this is how to take the edge off the travel. but tomorrow it's back to reality and getting set for the new york knicks. for now, i'm gng to get back to dessert. that chocolate cake was amazing.

dave johnson. >> i a so jealous. i suffer severe fear of missing out and that is grinding my gears. that's so cool. the wards geteady to kick off against the knicks.ea two closer to home,on a coelt clash as vginia faces virginia tech. it's the first time these rivals are b meeting withh teams ranked in the top ten. the cavaliers at 15-0 are one of two unbeaten men's teams left. the other being michigan. virginia's sustained success is well documented but buzz william's oak key's m areing a name for themselves this year, 14-1 off to their best starte si the 1982-'83 season. >> how you doing? >> all good. g >> areat moment last night.

so casual. ctheapitals welcoming the metro maple leaf's hockey. the 13-year-old was subject to racial taunts a t a tournament earlier this season. his team stood up for his teammate, the only african-american player.n the team and that caught theti atten of the capacity. so they invitho the wle team to last night's game. a negative moment for the young team turning into a positive. >> we allow kids to be kids. play thehe sports t love and learn and build for life lessons. we don't want to feed into this negative aspect. there's ugliness ever where, but no reason a 13, 14-year-old kid should have to deal with it on the ice when they want to play or win or learn from the losses they discover on the ice. the capacity playing the predstonight.

no major shakeups in the red skin's coaching staff. washington missed the opportunity to bring in gregg williams, who it was reported they were ieresting in hiring. now according to espn, the jets are finalizing ae deal to h williams. but there is some good newsth f burgundy and gold,arius guys, who tore his acl in august, he posted this video of him working out today. he's looking .go coming along from the knee injury. the video going viral on social media. but adrienne peterson set to become a fe agent. guise should start the season. it would be tellstel have guise learning from a.p. 't we can do it with healthy

tonight, the battle over protecting mueller and a critical fconfirmation fig president trump's nominee for torney general. the man who will assume control of the russia investigation. he says it's not a witch-hunt, but hints ee we might not mueller's full report. a terror attack xu hotel overseas. nmen storm in and open fire. toonight a growing death ll. fears americans were inside. breaking news from london. a crushing defeat for the prime minister's brexit deal. europe plunging deeper into crisis. an nbc news exclusive. richard engel tonight inside syria with an american caught in isis territory. which the beheadings, , okat's execution.