mr. bernstein. >> and investigators are still trying to determine a motive for bernstein's murder. >>> new this morning, injuries are reported following this fire that ripped through a row home in trenton. it happened here on cass street at hill's place. flames broke out around 2:45 this morning. you can see crews put them out in minutes. we're working to get more information on the victims that may have been displaced. >>> well, take a look at what an explosion did to this home in delran burlington county, new jersey. you can see the entire rear wall of the home splintered into pieces. the cause of the blast remains a mystery. first responders arrived at the scene on cornell drive late last night. police say the blast came from the basement near the water heater. we're told the homeowner got out safely within a few minutes and just a few scratches as well. c reports of a gas odor but could not detect any gas related proble>>> so inngto burlint police are investigating a deadly shooting from yesterday. it happened at this complex in edgewater township. police say they took a person of inte

mr. bernstein in the stormtracker 9. >> topper, we are in gaithersburg and we have these farms with neighborhoods where there is freezing rain and when you start your car, the roads are pretty much okay but if you get stuck and don't have an ice scraper, find a credit card you don't care much about. it usually works pretty good as a last resort. you can scrape this off and it will get you out of a jam. getting on the road, pretty good shape. i've actually hit a driveway in this neighborhood where it was kind of slick. as you've been saying, the roads are okay. it's on the treacherous side on this monday evening with temperatures hovering at 30 with stormtracker 9. isolated slick spots with extra caution tonight. in gaithersburg, somewhere in between, i'm meteorologist howard bernstein from the stormtracker 9. topper, back to you. >> we will take you through the next few hours and 8:00, mainly just rain and points south and east, by 10:00, most of the rein in la plata with temperatures flirting at freezing at 10:00 toward frederick. in the morning, some slick spots with frederick and 32 in hagerst

mr. bernstein. >> investigators are still trying to determine a motive for bernstein's murder. >>> while president trump continues to deny he made vulgar comments about african and haitian immigrants one senator at the white house meeting is revealing new details about what he says he witnessed firsthand. nbc news confirmed from sources that the president used the term s-hole countries when referring to those nations on thursday. a tweet mr. trump quote, tough, but this was not the language he used he says. democratic senator dick durbin of illinois was in the oval office for that meeting. >> the most disheartening thing to me is my belief that that was the first time words that hateful have been spoken in the oval office of the white house. i cannot imagine a moment where a president sunk to that depth. >> according to both durbin and nbc news sources, president trump also said in the meeting, quote, why do we need more haitians? take them out. well, nbc news reached out to the six republican lawmakers who were at that meeting. one posted a statement but did not address the alleged comm

mr. bernstein, was clearly aware as he received notice with the appeal information. he attended and spoke at the hearing and he filed the appeal in a timely manner. the hearing language in the notice of the agenda adequately provided information on the appeal process, as required in chapter 31. the second procedural concern relates to notification requirements regarding identification and posting of additional discretionary approvals that are known at the time of issuance of exemption. not listed, but the executive summary sites demolition site and permits subsequently, so the project was notified. the third contention regarding procedures is that the notice of the public hearing on conditional use authorization does not inform the public of the exemption determination. as explained, the letter does indicate that the project is exempt. the procedural issue raised in the appeal pertains to posting requirements for project modifications. it reads "modification of exempt project of section 31 applying to the project." changes to the project between environmental clearan

mr. bernstein attended the hearing, the fact that he had notice of the notice of categorical exemption determination does not mean that there is no harm or as the project sponsor's representative indicated no prejudice. we submit there was prejudice. if he had noticed that a categorical exemption determination had been issued for an approval action that was a conditional use authorization right next door to his property in july of 2016 when that determination was issued as opposed to six days before the hearing, he certainly would have had the opportunity that was intended under ceqa. thank you. >> thank you. all right. so that concludes the rebuttal. the hearing is conducted. colleagues items 30 and 34 are held and closed. supervisor farrell, as district supervisor, do you have opening remarks, questions or comments? >> councillor farrell: colleagues, a few comments, and i will be brief. so just to frame the project before us. we have a demolition of a vacant single-family home to replace it with three units of family-sized housing. also in a neighborhood that doesn't see housing built very frequen

mr. bernstein, i saw that this is a pattern that he had of targeting not just young women, but young conservativeen online, making very suggestive under an appropriate and harassing remarks, like he madeo me. unfortunately, he is reaping the repercussions of that kind of tribalism. >> tucker: he sounds like a total creep. wishing sexual harassment or assault on you? i am not miss it interpreting his sentiment, and my? >> no. that is the how i took it. quite honestly, i was surprised and confused when i first read it because the tweet that he was replying to that i said was very noncontroversial. i simply made the comment that i think that "me too" is a symptom of a broken world and that our world is in need of redemption, far more serious than any fix of taking down the so-called patriarchy or any kind of legal reforms. i thought that my tweet meant that i take "me too" very seriously. he took it upon himself to wish i guess that i was sexually harassed or assaulted so i would believe the things that he believed. it's sad to me that that is where we are in society that we think that wishing someo

mr. bernstein, i saw this is actually a pattern that he had of targeting not just young women but young conservativemaking very subjective and inappropriate and harassing remarks like he made to me. and unfortunately he is now reaping the repercussions as that kind of tribalism. >> tucker: he sounds like a total creep. wishing you sexual harassment or assault on you. is that how you took it? >> right. >> tucker: i'm not misinterpreting his sentiment, am i. >> that's exactly how he took it i was confused because the tweet he was applying to that i said was very noncontroversial i simply made the comment that i think that me too is a symptom of a broken world and that our world is in need of redemption far more serious than any fix of taking down the so-called patriot issue or any kind of legal reform that we can actually do. i thought my tweet means i take me too very seriously. he took it upon himself wish i was sexually harasseddor assaulted so i would believe the things that he believes. it's sad to me that that's where we are in society that we think that wishing someone harm is an acceptable for

mr. bernstein, that it was a monday night massacre. we all agree it was not a monday night massacre.re whispers of that, of the relationship of a president to his department of justice. how tenuous is mr. trump's relationship with mr. sessions' department? it is quite i think interesting with the developments over the last 24 hours. andrew mccabe announcing he will be stepping down a month earlier than he had wanted to. treasury comes as the department within the last couple of hours, releasing terms of the in sanctions related to russia. a lot of evolving back-and-forth. the president will then have his first state of the union. tom: jennifer jacobs made worldwide headlines for bloomberg last night, truly part of the zeitgeist, when she talked about the president's fury on the plane to davos. ssays are many numbers of e describing the relationship of the president with his department of justice. what will happen if the republicans with the president's approval release this documents, which has classified materials in it? kevin: well, the democrats are saying they don't want this doc

. >> bernstein was a premed student at the university of pennsylvania home on break in california. >> we do believe mr. woodward was acting alone. >> reporter: the suspect told police he picked up bernstein at his home. they drove to several places before ending up at this park where bernstein's body was found one week later buried in a shallow grave. >> the friend who admitted to being the last person with blaze at the park. >> reporter: police did not release details as to the cause of death or possible motive. prosecutors have not charged woodward. his arraignment is expected early next week. the case attracted widespread attention from celebrities including kobe bryant. blaze bernstein's grieving parents thanked police and everyone who helped in the search and released a statement through their lawyer. >> by honoring blaze's memory, we hope you'll make the world a better place. >> now some other clues detectives noticed, several cuts and scratches on woodward's body that he told them were from a fight club. they also say he pulled his jacket over his hands to prevent his fingertips from touching a

. >> like woodward and bernstein dustin and i couldn't have been more opposite. >> mr. redford.een too long. >> one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should we do "all the president's men"? >> they said why do we do 24 when we know what the outcome is? i said that's not what the story about, it's about the two guys. >> that's right. >> and what they did that nobody knew about. >> and you said it was a detective story. >> detective story that -- but the main thing, and i think you felt the same way, was the alchemy of the two guys, considering their differences. and one of the tough story points for me was how to deal with nixon. how do you portray someone so twisted on the inside and so straight-laced on the outside? ♪ >> richard nixon is now the guy who when you see photos of him even at his prime you cannot believe he was ever president of the united states. >> he seemed to me to be the kid in the schoolyard whom all the other kids pic

. >> like woodward and bernstein dustin and i couldn't have been more opposite. >> mr. redford.ood. >> it's been too long. >> one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should we do "all the president's men"? >> they said why do we do 24 when we know what the outcome is? i said that's not what the story about, it's about the two guys. >> that's right. >> and what they did that nobody knew about. >> and you said it was a detective story. >> detective story that -- but the main thing, and i think you felt the same way, was the alchemy of the two guys, considering their differences. and one of the tough story points for me was how to deal with nixon. how do you portray someone so twisted on the inside and so straight-laced on the outside? ♪ >> richard nixon is now the guy who when you see photos of him even at his prime you cannot believe he was ever president of the united states. >> he seemed to me to be the kid in the schoolyard whom all the

bernstein from june of 1973 process this is how it reading former presidential counsel john w. dean iii has told senators and prosecute prosecutors disclosed aspects of the watergate cover-up with mr. nixon or in mr. nixon's presence on at least 35 occasions between january and april of this year according to reliable sources. look at this there were reliable sources back then and people trusted them. you continued to work at the white house while you were cooperating. what was that like? >> well, i was very open with my colleagues when i broke rank and told them i was going to hire a lawyer. i had actually suggested within 48 hours of the break-in at watergate that we hire an experienced criminal lawyer. and my -- one of my superiors john erlgman waved it away. saying no no we don't need that at all. that was one of the early mistakes we made. whoa i did hire a lawyer is when they were asking me to lie, to issue a false and bogus report based on a statement the president had made that nobody presently employed in his administration had anything to do with the watergate break-in. well that's true that he weren't involved with break-in per se. but there was a lot they were involved