getting personally briefe by detectives. >> begins with breaking news. breaking news, the tension between attorney general william barr and the democrats just dialed up a notch. he will not be coming to testify tomorrow. >> this happened after wrapping up about five hours of teimony before the senate. we learned he did not review thr undlying evidence of the report before writing his summary that essentially cleared the president of wrongdoing. >> wealso learned robert mueller sharply disagreed with this approach. blayne. >> this was supposed to be the first of a two-day apprance by the attorney general on capitol hill. instead, this isissentially and pulled out of that hearing tomorrow. we already know some members of mueller's team were frustrated with theour page barr report and now we know some frustration

was shared by mueller himself. ti his first day of congressional tny since the redacted russia report, attorney general william barr facing increased fire from democrats including literary mueller sent to barr in march.rn >> attos don't put things in iting unless they're pretty serious about them.ep >> rter: in his letter, mueller expressed frustration with the four-page report.it he said oes not fully capture the context, nature and -- >> the letter is a bit snitty and i think written by one ohi staff people. >> i think the american public has seen quite well you are biased in this situation. >> reporters the special coun did not dispute the accuracy noting he wanted more t informan made public. >> at that point, it was my baby, and i was making a decision as to whether or not to make it public. >> reporter: barr said he was

surprised the special counsel did not reach a conclusion on obstruction. >> if he felt she shouldn't go making a on traditi prosecutive decision, then he shouldn't have investigated. >> reporter: barr admitted heot did n look at any of the nd urlying evidence in barr's report. republicans few cussing on -- focusing and it being made public. >> for me, it is over. >> reporter: resisting calls for hearing from mueller himself. >> and calls for the attorney general to resign after havi en that letter from mueller and the republicans are continuing to support barr. >> blayne alexander. thank you. ba to robert mueller's rebuke of his attorney general summary of the report, a quick timeline.

barr sent his four pagey summ to congress regarding his own conclusions of the two year investigation. muellesent a letter to barr the next day asking him to release the introductions and executive summaries with the report. tw days later he sent another request noting the public was confused with critical aspects of our investigation and didn't see any more for another three weeks. barr released the entire report with redactions april 18th. maryland delegate, adrien jones, is going home with a new title tonight. speaker of the she becomes the first woman and african-american to hold that position. a look at this drama turn of events that saw two leadi candidates droop out today. what a shock. >> reporter: it was a shock and it was drama. we were expecting a historic

vote today, either the first woman or fir african-american man to lead in the house of delegates. in the end we did get an historic votes. >> "house of cards" doesn't have anythi on us, talking about drama. >> reporter: maggie and derek began the d expecting one of them would be in the house of delegates. after five hours of closed doorh meetings bot decided it was not their time. >> i'm excited to announce the democratic caucus nominated a aid -- adrienne jones. >> reporter: it divided the party and sources say mcintosh

got the most while davis could have gotten the most with epublican support. they both decided to step ade. >> its my pleasure to offer the name of adrienne jones as speaker of the house. >> reporter: davis thanked her for that. >> one week w ago youre willing to step aside for me and i'm willing to step aside for you. >> reporter: davis is the first african-american woman to be speaker of the house. >> somehow i think former past speaker bush is smiling down, too. th >> reporter: tak back to the county, delegate derek davis

was expected to win this by the help from the republican. par at the end of the day, again,ci ded to go ahead and step down in order to help out the entire party to come back together again. reporting live in annapolis. acee wilkins. >> thank you. a violent storm system continuing its march across the country, spauning 25 tornadoes across two states and it isn't over. a heavy rain caused a levee breach leavingan area inater. and rivers of water. flood rnings posted for communities up and down the mississippi river. >> you seeomething like that on the news makes you wonder what's coming your way getting closer to the weekend. doug has a look at the forecast. are we looking at a washout?

>> no, i don't think so. the exception could be sunday where i'm seeing most of the rain. show you the temperatures. yesterday's high, 83, and today we barely made it to 69 in d.c. and hagerstown. notice the much colder air all around us. going rights up against the mountains keeping things cooler. even buffalo, new york is warmer than us. it will keep things unsettled tomorrow, but temperaturings way up. record high temperatures and a best chance for strong stors, will see you in 15 minutes. >> that will work. in the past two hours, d.c. police released pictures of two people wanted in the stabbing at the metro station.

xavier culbreth, you see him on the right, wanted for firste degre murder and jada smith wanted for robbery. call if you recognize either of them. muriel bowser is trying to reduce the murder rate in d.c. murder rter: to the rate waning to rice, muriel bower is gteing debriefed. >> with my deep dive review with detectives and chiefs and commanders, it's how impordnt is to solving crimes. >> reporter: bowser came away t fromse homicide briefings believingesidents can play an important role for the

challenge. >> have a challengehe for t residents across the district of columbia. >> she wants them to take advantage of rebate cameras. o far, they period to 13,000 cameras. >> we want to see our numbers go up and private areas saturated with cameras. >> she plans to put her officers in high crime neighborhoods. 65-year-old gail perkinsoiced her skepticism of thean >> other people in the streets, you said you need support from the community but they're afraid. >> i know what you are saying is true. we have to do something about it. >> reporter: after her exchange with the mayor, she said this is

how she feels. the community in despair and we've been leftt. ou >> attacking homelessnesspe aps to working. the total number is down, 5 1/2% from last year and family homelessness down by 11.8%. the number of single adults 3%.hout a home went up by the increase is good news. >> dramatic increases and length of time faemtsend in shelters and other programs, the support of services there are helpsng famil closing quickly. >> reporter: the mayor cds closing the d.c. homeless amelter and plan to open three more short termy housing centers next year. >> a lot of reaction.

two strong voices that say the attorney general should resign. >> 1 word about the last heroic victim that could have sued liv es

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a dump truck struck and killed a pedestrian near the d.c. line today. the traffic signals don't give pedestrians enough time to cross he street. chris has the crash investigation. >> repo er: itpears the

truck driver did not see the man on crutches walking across th kenilw avenue. no criminal charges have been filed at this point in this investigion. witnesses tell me they are still in shock this morning as they watched helplessly as a man they knew was killed right in front of them. >> the truck hit him and threw him in the air.rt >> re: mark says the fatal accident happened right in front of his store on kenilworth avenue. and struck by what he saw. >> he had utches on and stopped and that's when he got hitp by the dum truck. >> reporter: was he in a crosswalk? >> no. >> reporter: the driver of the truck stayed on the scene after the accident. the victim casossing the street and knew him as "concrete." they say they knew him as a homeless panhandler and hit a couple weeks ago, why he wasg walk crutches. >> we traded crutches yesterday.

he was a good guy. he got hithe other day, last week, he got hit by a car and they put him in the hospital and he had a broken leg, you know. >> reporter: the victim was crossing kenilworth aven entrance ramp when a dump truck came around that bend hitting and killing him right here. >> it was two guys walking he across t street. one was arguing with the other guy, right? he stopped in the middle of the street three times. after that, one guy was walking off, he had his back turned and the truck didn't see him coming around the corner and he bumped him off. >> reporter: police have not yet released the victim's name and trying to notify his mother, who lives out of state. lice tell me this is the fourth pedestrian fatality here at prince george's county so far this year. the latest live from capitol heights. leon, back to you. >> so sad.

for the t time in six years, virginia health officials say fatal drug overdoses have declined slightly. the latest stats show 52 fewer drug overdoses last year compared to 2017. fentanyl t remains main contributor in those fatal cases. virginia has been workg on it. while there has been a decline of numbers, the virginia a.g. says the case numbers remains staggering and the epidemic is far from over. the archbishop of washington is backing the tholic church in his home state of georgia with investigations into past claims of sexual abuse within the church. he said itla will as long as necessary and could result in criminal prosecution, although that will be handle at the local level. archbishop gregory will leave the archdiocese of atlanta to be

officially installed in washington may 21st. in a statement about the georgia investigation, he said, i reiterate my genuine concern for all hurtre dily or indirectly fy abuse by anyone and renew my commitment o healing, transparency and trust and said this was an important step in the long journey forward. a vigil under way at the campus of university of charlotte after six people were shot there yesterday. jay gray takes a look at the two victims who died and why authoriti are calling one of them a hero. >> reporter: the campus is open again. a week before graduation at the university of north carolina charlotte, and discussing the victims' past. a gunman opening fire inside a classroom. >> all of a sudden someone ran in and yelled, there's an active

shooter, get down. it was chaotic, nowhere to go, people running. >> reporter: two students didn't get away, 19-year-oldis ell parlier and 21-year-old riley howell killed in the attack, four others injured. investigators calling howell a hero saying he rushed toward the gunman as shots rang out. >> unfortunately, he gave his life inhe process. but his sacrifice saved lives. >> reporter: allowing campus police to quickly disarm the suspect, 22-year-old trystan terrell, who seemed to confess as he was walked into police headquarters. officers remained a visibleross campus, so many struggling with what's happened here. >> we're charlotte. we are going to open our hearts and our minds. we will work hardo rebuild this community because we are charlotte. >> reporter: investigators 2ho urs later still searching for

ganswers. jay y, nbc news. >> we're following a developing story as the chs in venezuela intensifies, e country on the brink called by calls for revolution and the military still backing the socialist government. why the fight is becoming an international crisis. >> reporter: for the second day in a pprow,ents of the madura regime clcuhed with ity forces outside a military base, demonstrators demanding the ouster of nicolas maduro and the regi that has led the economy into collapse. other maduro opponents gathered to hear opposition leader juan guaido call for a popular revola a critical test whether he can pressure maduro to go. maduro supporters also rally, the head of the socialist party saying armed forces stand behind maduro. so far only a few troops have

defected. maduro has support of china and cuba and russia. and the pentagon delivering a message to venezuela's military. >> cuba and russia invaded your country and disgraesd your sovereignty. you have a chanceto do the right thing and alleviate the suffering of your people and your families. >> reporter: russia's foreign minister accused the u.s. of trying to stage a coup in venezuela, john bolton denied, but added president trump is following events closely. >> th president has been clear and concise on this point. all options are open. want a peaceful transfer of power but won't see guaido mistreated by this regime. >> reporter: guaido is recognized as the country's legitimate president by the u.s. and dozens ofther nations. on the streets of venezuela he will need more than that to be in charge. nbc news.

staying overseas, a judge sentenced wikileaks julia assange to 50 weeks in prison for jumping bail in 2012. the police dragged him out of there last month. he failed to report to police in june of 2012 when he faced expedition to sweden on rape charges. now, u.s. officials want him extrited to this country where he has been charged kith lea classified u.s. military documents. a local family looking for help tonight to find a priceless family heirloom. the history behind an admiral's dress sword and how it disappeared. a gunshot inside a classroom in woodbridge leaves anxious parents to question school safety. just ahead, the new measures they want to see put in place they believe will keep their safe. next with a big warm-up coming in tomorrow. and sto

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a . well, it's spring-time, we've been on a weather rescue andt's only wednesday, doug. >> look what we've got back there! >> a little sunshe. that's what we're talking about. >> we've been waiting for that, watching the clouds. >> thank you for poiing that out. >> you're welcome. i wanryd to brighten evedy's day. h weve the sun and that will help temperatures rise another couple ofr degrees he not a lot but a couple degrees. you still have cloud right over us, northwest. you can see some of the

buildings where the sun is starting to shine off now, 69 degrees, winds out of the east at 6 miles an hour. the easterly flows keeps the clouds in around o area. up 72 in gaithersburg, and stnton, 81 earlier and now 79. we hit 71 today and todayur tned out pretty much what we were thinking. the clouds giving way to sunshine. all sun in southern maryland and fredericksburg and the shan do wa valley but a lot of cloud cover inch rockville and baltimore as well. showers, we have a couple here. let zoom on in. this is nothing so don't worry about ground clutter. north and west of winchester, fairly steady. they have not moved a lot in

parts of west virginia. not going to amount to a whole lot. of you live in hagerstown, you may see some. it bumps the teeratures way up. fitoff, chances of storms around 10:00'clock tonight. maybe frederick or hagerstown. look at the highs, 87, record high is 89. we will be close to a record high temperure tomorrow. only 40% chance of storms but keep the umbrella ready and friday a chance of showers and saturday late andsunday, but no washouts. >> looks like rain to me. >> a little deceiving. >> thanks. a navy admiral sword passed down from generation to generation now missin next at 6:30, hear from the

family wanting helpi to f it. >> this is not about a monetary value, about something they cannot put a price on. >> a newwist into the investigati into gunfire at a igrginia high school yesterday, how it m

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there were notes taken. ma we have those notes? >> no. >> why not? >> why should you have them? >> i'll tell you, we have end to this. >> that exchange right there tells you a lot about attorney

neral william barr's exchanges with democrats on the senate judiciary committee. breaking at 6:30 we learned attorney general william barr will not appear at hearingth wi the house judiciary committee. >> a house spokesperson for bar just released a statement that reads, chairman nadler placed conditions on the house judiciary committee hearing tat are unprecedented and unnecessary. chairman nadler's assistance having staff question the attorney general, a senate confirmed cabinet member isi ppropriate. >> more from the live desk with reaction from local lawmakers. >> as for the tension in hearing in the senate, much of it stems from the revelation that came overnight, that robert mueller sent the attorney general letters, two of them, asking him to release mire ormation from the report. barr dclined to do so. it was another three weeks before congress and the public

got to see the full support. two maryland lawmakers say he's acting more like the president's attorney than the people's >> the attorney general has to be someone people can trust to uphold the integrity of the office. it's not supposed to be someone who is the lackey of the president. he needs t go. >> did you hear that? theonsigliere for donald trump, what jaime kiras just called him. what may have motivated a teenager to bring a gun to school that got fired inside a classroom. the adrenaline is just starting to subside for hylton high school parents.r

thei call for school safety.or >> repter: patients, difficult for parents standing outside hylton high school tuesday. >> this is my worst nightmare. >> reporter: the building locked down, kids inside, danger unknownrm >> the infoion coming out has just been confusing. >> reporter: 24 hours later, many questions unanswered for mom, lisa star, her youngest son a junior. >> how do we prevent this?>> eporter: saying it started around noon tuesday, a gunshot in a classroom. it took a couple hors before they realized it was a gunshot. that's time her son and the other students were strolling the halls. >> they were literally around the school as if nothing happened. >> reporter: the student taken into custodyand hours later, the gun finally found in the classroom. no one was hurt but it left parents uneasy. >> if the school system can't da

i have to take responsibility. >> reporter: martha burgess has a son about to go into kindergarten next year and the incident has her rethinking her son's future. >> if the system doesn't work for the security of my son i am considering home schooling. >> reporter: she points to the resilience of students. she tolder son he could stay home. he said, you know, mom. i'm going to school today. i ve my school. the teachers and principal, staff, they're awesome and i'm not going to let this deter me. >> reporter: my colleague, jackie bensen confirming with ewing this e re incident yesterday at the school, officers learned of a rumor it might t be connect last week's shooting of a 17-year-old in dale city and the 17-year-old survived and they're looking into it for a possible connection. a lab experiment exploded in a classroom at the university of

maryland today. 17 people had to go to the hospital to get checked out. officials say a chemical reaction of some kind caught fir notxactly sure why. the chemical and engineering building had to be evacuated. parts of that building have been le-opened but some rooms there are closed unti cleanup is completed. a controversial decision by virginia's governor bringsld i toou sos by state republicans. he vetoed two bills requiring mandatory sentences and a bipartisan bill for domestic abuse. he said it follows community leaders. republicans say he's trying to repair his image after the black face scandal, something they warned would happen when they called on him to resign earlier this year. a new venue for events may be in the works for nats park. d.c. sports and theonvention approved a new 3500 square foot

restaurant venue. the nationals aren't going so far say if this ne venue will include s frts bett sure but the team is exploring options for betting. the d.c. council legalized sports betting last year. the u.s. capitol police chief is retiring. he was chief wen a gunman opened fire in alexandria at a republican party baseball -- softball practice in 2017. after that he ordered more details for congress when they make public appearances in our area and rooting out potential threats against people before they travel to tennessee. one of washington's most historic buildings is almost complete. apple says it will open up its

flagship store next saturday, may 11th. the company will share the space in mt. vernon square with a new hisry center. andrew carnegie originally donated the building to the city in 1903. >> signing day is something we usually associate with high school or basketball players. today, a celebration of achievement in the classroom. coneng up xt, meet this young woman who got to choose between 21 colleges who all wanted her. you probably have seen the changes to your app, coming up more changes. a little more widespread on friday and the stem we're watching and a chance for stronger storms and scattered storms sunday night and saturday rning and what to expect the next coupl of days and the

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applying for college is tough and most hope g in one or two colleges. but one high school senr had the choice of 21 different schools. eleanor roosevelt high school senior daelyn waters says she's going to georgetown. there was a signing celebration to honor all of the seniors. waters was busy getting good grades andjoing lots of clubs. in the end, she says georgetown was the rightit for her. >> it's always been a school close to my heart since it's close to home. my mom would take me to the basketball games, the first school i had act connen with. >> some of the other schools she was accepted into, howard university, george washington university and the university of

maryland. >> the family's happy because she didn't go far away and they can still see her. great. you probably have noced but facebook looks a little different today. the company rolled out a redesi of its app focusing roups that vate you're a part of instead of your news feed. the iconic blue banner hovering at the top of the screen since facebookeb duted, it's gone now. for you instagrammers may not like this at all. instagram may no longer display how many likes a picture has. it's testing out this idea and hoping this could bot oplf-esteem and take away pressure for to have a high amount of liked pictures. >> i don't ow. we'll see. get ready for star-studded performances tonight on nbc4. taylor swift, madonna, mariah carey and ariana grande and more performing at the billboard

music awards tonight starting at 8:00. doug is back to break down the storm chances the rest of the week and the streak of severe weather friday continuing this week? >> after grilling by

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our toptories tonight, democrats and president trump's administration headed for a constitutional clash. attorney general william barr is refusing to testify tomorrow before the house injujudiciary committee, objecting to the format and they call it a inappropri and jerry nadler

saying they have a nerve to dictate how they run theirro pceeding. the first woman and african-american to hold the position of speaker of the house of delegates. derek dav and mcintosh had been vying for the seat but to unite the party, they both stepped out today. the position was held for 16 years by bush who died last month. muriel bowserts commi to crack down on violence and taken the unusual step by getting briefed by detectives on every homicide in the city.e thre have been 55 murders so far this year. breaking news from the live desk, president trump named secret service director, james murray sworn in.

he has 23 years of spencer and h.kes over for randolph ales who left last mont back over to you. >> thanks. most people just see a sword in this picture but a local fami sees tradition and passed down for decades. but now lost when it's the most. taking us on a search for this lost sword.er >> report this navy dress sword has sliced a lot of sugar. >> every generation had pictures of the sword with the bride and oom to cut the wedding cake. >> report: michelle's family has cut every wedding cake with this sword for four generations and started with this man. >> he's apistol. >> reporter: this u.s. navy admiral highly decorated for b serving inth wars and cut his is 1918 and last month it was called back into service.

>> my sister is tting married in june and she was preparingwoo use the in her wedding as well and the sword has been lost. >> reporter: a family membershiped it by u.p.s. in houston in mid-april and ups reported it missing and two days later, this e-mail. >> we're attempting to verify the package oclation. >> reporter: u.p.s. closed the claim and offered the family 20 bucks. >> the sword couldn't have just ppeared. it's out there somewhere and we is.t find where it >> reporter: oddly enough the family has done itbere, this is his mother's locket and when the german sank his ship off th coas new york, the locket sank andanded in the bottom ofe th ocean until a diver returned it back them. >> miraculous that a piece of him came back to us andat we're hoping again we are reaching back to hope to have another miracle. >> reporter: it's an uphill

fight. do you think u.p.s. has done enough? >> no, we have not. i feel they really should spend a little more time look back through the cameras to see what possibly cenuld have happ to the sword. >> reporter: we reached out about the lost sord. ups says it will continue to nvestigate even adding additional resources to try to locate the lost sword. >> that's terrible. i hope they find that family heirloom, in time for the wedding, too. >> exactly. that's terrible. >> here's hoping ngat thi does not wind up on a scrap heap or pawn shop some place. hope they track that. >> i hope you have better news to share, doug. >> dends what kind of weather you like. >> warm,sunny, spring-like. >> 87, 88. yesterday was 83, i had people going, it's too hot. >> not here. >> a little too cool today, doug. > you're hanging out with the wrong people.

>> we have that swing in temperatures. yesterday, 83, today, 60s, now, we have sunshine and i think we will top out around 70. look for a high of 71 today. we knew the clouds would stick round. they always do. always the toughest thing to forecast. 69 now and dropping to 67. we may get to 70. next hour, we are warmer to the southere we have sunshine. only 64 in rckville. 63 towards gaithersburg but still dealing with clouds. even there you will starte to se sunshine. some areas might be hard-pressed. this is what i'm talking about cold airmi dam. cooler air makes its way south and east and pushing up againsth the mountainse. this is where the mountains end. you get to 88 in elkins, gi vira, nothing but sunshine.

morgantown, west viinia,88. only 59 in state college. that cool air made its way to the north of richmond. kind of amazing. we get this in the winter time a lot and this time of the year w and nexteek may be something similar. rainfall, not much. a couple ofn showers i through parts of west virginia and winchester area. light showeriv acty here. this is a downpour moving towards martinsburg, moving slowly along 45. you might hit it in that area. tomorrow, better chance with the front making its way our way.er severe wea around dallas again and heavy rainfall going on in parts of the country. we will see a chance of showers tomorrow. l's break it out for you. by 10:00 o'clock tonight. fredericksburg, hagerstown. not expecting much.

tomorrow morning, no problem. i don't expect to see more rain. by 4:30, starting to see showers and storms develop. by 9:00, we do see showers and storms develop. i do not ink it will b a washout tomorrow. similar situation.rn friday mog, we're dry. friday afternoon showers developing. not everywhere. we will continue to watch that. kids at the bus stop, 67, nice weather there. 77 at recess. 87 by the time we're picking up the kids. the record high tomorrow is 89. we could hit that tomorrow if we getrmer. 85 on your friday. 83 saturday. 73 on sunday. monday and tuesday looking good and chance of showers again late next week, including friday. >> including friday. >> we could have said that one for you. >> youcould have. coming up, redskins fans getting ready to see somhing they haven't seen in 34 years.

herree is up next to explain that. first, lester holt with what's ahead with "nbc nightly news." wi we tell you about cruise passengers banned from a ship because of

we have been learning a lot about numbers. very interesting turn here. >> new season forredskins here. they will see a number 7 on the field for the first time in 35 years. a story that's been building over the week. dwayne s,haskin the first round aft for them, wore the number in college. he asked if he could continue to wear e number.

here's what the super bowl . champion said >> as a guy who has had his jersey protected for 35 years i appreciate it. i just got off the phone a little while ago and said it was okay to wear number 7. there's your scoop, giving him permission, not that i felt i needed to. he was respectful enough to ask and we had a nice conversation. it's important to him. i want the kid to be successful. he doesn't need to think about, i wish i could have wo a different jersey and number. em this is one last thing that puts out any probl for him or statements or comments, let's make his life assy as possible so we can get the success we're hoping is coming. redskins only have one jerseyir r, number 33. should haskins beer racking numb 7? >> sure, if theismann approves

it. >> and as long as he gets a couple steak dinners out of it.h >> has the restaurant going. >>jenly oneey retired. guys like sonny jeur guess son and bobby mitchell. >> and another where they want the entire team to recognize his number, number 66. >> you know who else number 66, carl kammerer, for the redskins. that is a true fact. >> little knownrue fact. >> carl kammerer number 66. >> look it up. >> believe him. >> for one guy just drafted in the first round to another guy expected to be a first-round pick. announcing he will remain in the nba draft pool. he declared he would be there. he led the big 10 with 22

double-doubles. fernando took to social media thanking his coaches and teammates and all the maryland community for their support saying turf nation will always have a pieceof his heart and he's excited to represent them. and capitals star, t.j. oshie known for his skills on the ice, he was recognized for raisingwareness of alzheimer's that he has in his family that he shared after winning the cup lastea y >> for my dad, who has alzheimer's, memory slipping a little these days. i tink this is oneem mory that -- oneon memory i d't think he's going to forget. >> i think this was my favorite momenti >> lindsey wth that emotional ierview last june and now with the drug discovery foundation and his father's diagnosis,os e supported diagnosis

dedicated to finding a cure. with his wife there and they put on a fashion show to raise money and the platform to continue to spread awareness about this disease that not only affects his father but his aunt as well. >> when you're affected by it personally, you want to d whatever you can to prevent it from happening, cure it from happening. i talketo him a week after i got hurt, and he -- the first thing he asked, how i was doing, how my collarbone was doing. if you asked him where he put his toothbrush, i don't know, using that everyday but he remembers things that are very important to him. he's still there, the same old fun loving coach everyone knows. when you have those moments like the stanley cup that will stick with him, those are extra special. >> appreciate oshie letting us . >>nd that his dad got to

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ew breaking tonight, fireworks as democrats confront attorney general william barr. a dramatic fight erupting after allegations barr mislead congress and the country. >> america deserves better. you should resign. >> and barr firing back, even taking a shot at mueller over that bombshell letter and late word that barr is now refusing to testify bore the house tomorrow. also tonight, millions on alert, a new threat of tornados and a flood disaster, onviolent weather he move from the great lakes of the gulf, roads turning into rivers, trapped home owners rescuedy boat. a dangerous night ahead and al roker is re he