commentator: and willie mullins' first gold cup.nd at last, mullins had done it. some people never win the big race in their sport, or they don't get a gold medal for whatever reason, so i had actually resigned myself to never winning it. a nice surprise today to get it. but there were mixed emotions. it later emerged another of mullins' runners, invitation only, seen here before the race, suffered a fatal injury after a fall. a somewhat bittersweet victory, then, for willie mullins, but that elusive gold cup is finally his. andy swiss, bbc news, cheltenham. let's return now to our main story — the attack on two mosques in new zealand, in which 49 people were killed. it was the worst mass shooting in the country's history. today, security has been stepped up at mosques around the uk. 0ur correspondent shabnam mahmood reports from bradford. friday prayers as usual at bradford central mosque. but the attack in new zealand is on the minds of many worshippers here today. some told us they were nervous about what's happened. it frightens

he was willie smith, that is the way he liked it and wanted it. >> the ke name gave willie supp, he retainedrt residents of crown jewel, palm beach. >> if it was not the kennedy its would never have happened. >> you don't think he did it. >> i don't think it was rape. >> i it takes two to tango. >> details of about night in question and alleged victim, were still amisas tight lipped palm beach police department withheld information. but before police released the information. media to get story first. media circus began. >> i was also here just hours ago, i learned tail end of a kennedy plan powwow. here is what happened. >> no comment does not help anyone. >> first big break was i interviewed this woman michelle. who was at the bar the night that william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, a 27-year-old waitress from palm beach area, meets cousin of william kennedy smith at obar that night, they sipped champagne. >> they observed easter weekend, good friday, one of the holiest days of the catholic calendar. >> not only can she leak to reporters she saw the alleged victim, a

he was willie smith, that is the way he liked it and wanted it. >> the ke name gave willie supp, he retainedport residents of crown jewel, palm beach. >> if it was not the kennedy its would never have happened. >> you don't think he did it. >> i don't think it was rape. >> i it takes two to tango. >> details of about night in question and alleged victim, were still amisas tight lipped palm beach police department withheld information. but before police released the information. media to get story first. media circus began. >> i was also here just hours ago, i learned tail end of a kennedy plan powwow. here is what happened. >> no comment does not help anyone. >> first big break was i interviewed this woman michelle. who was at the bar the night that william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, a 27-year-old waitress from palm beach area, meets cousin of william kennedy smith at obar that night, they sipped champagne. >> they observed easter weekend, good friday, one of the holiest days of the catholic calendar. >> not only can she leak to reporters she saw the alleged victim,

smith, clean and simple. >> while the kennedy name gave willy an automatic support group of 30 familybers, willy retained the support of the residents of the crown jewel, palm beach. >> if it was not the kennedy's, this would not have happened. no one would be suing or anyone else. >> i don't think it was right, frankly. it takes two to tango. >> but while his persona was materializing amongst the nation, details about the night in question and the alleged victim were still a mess as the tightlipped palm police ddepartment withheld informatin that even before the police released information the medias lust to get the story first, hustle reporters to go elsewhere. >> i was also here hours agoe when i first went to the tail end of the kennedy powwow as they quoted the latest strategy into the storm of the story, camelot. >> your comment does not help anyone. >> my first big break was i tracked down and interviewed this woman, michelle. she had been at the bar the night william kennedy smith meets the alleged victim. >> michelle, 27 year old waitress from the palm beach area meets the co

it was also a first gold cup win for what martin —— willie mullins long—timejackie. what martin —— willieght what martin —— willie mullins long—timejackie. i caught up with both of them after the race. it was brilliant. i thought it would never happen. it has been fantastic. they like it for them as well. a big day all around. you think with a willie, since you started out at that sport. how special is it for you to have given him the one that has got away until now? it might put me waiting for another a while anyway. i left school and went to him, he took me under his wing. i was a princess there. it was brilliant to re pay was a princess there. it was brilliant to repay him at cup. you are not particularly gregarious about this. what is in your heart that you have done this? i'm just worried about my liver for the next week. i think that is going to be the biggest worry. it is tremendous because we have lots of owners who give us huge commitment into the arc. a victory for them as well. their commitment that they put into out their commitment that they put into ouryard. it gives their c

this became the sort of one issue, the willis wagon, became a site that expanded into a massive protest in the fall of 1963 that was citywide. at this conference, i am screening a film later this afternoon called 63 boycott about this huge boycott of chicago public schools against benjamin willis and willis wagons where almost a quarter of a million students stayed home and protested in the streets against these discriminatory policies. steve: were there charter schools? elizabeth: not during this time. charter schools emerged in the late 80's and started to grow in the 1990's. communities were proposing alternative forms of schooling. desegregation was one struggle happening. as you got further into the 60's, lots of communities, and black parents, and teachers were calling for community control of schools as well is another model. there was the development of independent black institutions in the 1960's and 1970's as an alternative to public schooling because parents, teachers, and community groups felt the public school system was inherently racist and couldn't provide a proper, adeq

>> willie i think. >> please state your full name for the record. >> officer.inaudible] >> how are you employed. >> , lease officer with palm beach department. >> my first thought of willie is he was quiet and respectful and there's no time during the night where he seemed to be as boisterous as his friends. he was just quiet and calm. i sat down with him and he introduced himself to me as will smith. he said promise me this before i leave, it wasn't until one of his friends, i believe it was carrie who had said you know he's a kennedy. to me, that was more of she was more impressed with the fact that she was with a kennedy than they were. >> brother testimony there was mention of drinking. >> what did you do when you sat down at the table. >> ordered something to drink. >> what did you order. >> a bottle of champagne. >> did everyone partake in the champagne. >> yes. >> as well as a revelation of time discrepancies, their friends and acquaintances at the bar. >> when you left lulu's in the morning hours of march 30, 1991, was the defendant still at lulu's at 1

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willie was a sitting duck in that car. he was asleep and anybody who can see that was alseep was never woke. and they didn't want to give him a chance, they was waiting anytime to yell let me see your hands after telling the rest of the officers if he moves they know what to do."> on friday, vallejo police released the body cameras of 6 officers involved in the fatal shooting that night.mccoy's family and their attorney acknowledge that it's important for the public to see exactly what happened but they will be looking into whether what happened to mccoy was a violation of his civic rights. the family's attorney says they will move forward with a civil rights lawsuit against vallejo police.live in the studio, gayle ong kron 4 news. (pam) now to our other top stories tonight. the 4-year-old who accidentally shot himself in oakland. the alameda county district attorney now says, that gun belonged to this man -- terrance wilson.... it was left under a pillow on a bed. he is reportedly the boyfriend of the childs' mother. offi

the target of this barrage of gunfire... 20- year-old vallejo rapper willie mccoy. he was passed out and appeared disoriented when officers initially approached him on february ninth.nats- "i have a, uh, person, uh, unresponsive to car horn honks in my drive thru." a taco bell employee on admiral callaghan lane called 9-11 that night... alerting dispatch a man wasn't moving or responding to anyone in the drive thru lane.nats- "gun, gun. call it out. there's a gun in his lap." and, when officers responded, they saw a firearm in mccoy's lap. a gun later learned to have been reported stolen out of the state of oregon.nats- "if he reaches for it, you know what to do. yup." on friday, the vallejo police department released a half hour video, combining the body camera footage from the six officers who eventually opened fire. the officers worked to clear bystanders from the area, and position two patrol cars behind and in front of mccoy's car to box him in. nats- "ok, i'm going to have one of them go into the backway into the drive-thru. 446, can one of the units come in 9

sot: willie was unarmed. he was never coherent they shot him all of those times while he was asleep. mccoy's cousin david harrison says he viewed the police body cam shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the police never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard the barrage of shots..how many shots does it take to stop a threat? on the night of february 9th vallejo police say they found mccoy unresponsive at a taco bell drive thru with a hand gun in his lap. police say when they arrived they boxed-in his car to prevent any sudden movements.they say mccoy woke up but did not listen to their commands..while watching the video harrison says it appears the police were not sure what to do..sot: one cop said to the other cop after he told him the gun was not loaded he said well if he moves you know what to do. and then he said this..harrison says that gesture shows the police were not concerned with keeping

>> this is what the family wanted, a chance to see what happened to willie mccoy the night he was shot and killed by vallejo police. vallejo police say they are open and transparent. the video is very disturbing. >> i'm glad that the video was relesi released, that everyone can see it. >> reporter: willie mccoy's family have been demanding that vallejo police release the body cam video the night that willie was shot and killed by police officers. >> it's an execution, by firing squad. this is how we're living in america. >> i have a person unresponsive to car horn honks in my drive-through. >> reporter: the video details step-by-step, the night the aspiring rapper was approached by officers when he was asleep in a drive-through at taco bell. >> there's a gun in his lap. >> it's 15 minutes, they're walking around the car, in an s nonchalantly talking. >> reporter: police were looking through the window, verbally talking about removing him from the car. >> reporter: as it turns out, the door was locked. >> what we see in the video, at one point, willie looks like he was scratching himsel

i'm willie goois. overnight the death toll after friday's terrorist attack at two mosques in new zealand has risen to 50. this morning the man who bravely confronted the gunman at one mosque is speaking out as the country mourns the worst shooting in its history. we're live in christ church. then a slip of the tongue. saying he has the most progressive record of anybody running. then quickly correcting himself to say i didn't mean that. we'll talk with chuck todd about biden, beto and a new entry to the field just this morning. >>> plus, rising floodwaters across the midwest from this week's bomb psych cyclone and melting snow. we'll have the latest from the midwest. >>> later, a rollicking sunday sitdown with willie haralson in austin, texas. we talked about his latest movie and the legendary year that began on adair in his high school library. >> someone says what do you do? you're elvis. i can't do my elvis in here. there are too many people. before you know it, they convinced me, and i said "bless

theresa willie mullins' first gold cup.reer, and at last, mullins had done it. some people never win the big race in their sport, or they don't get a gold medal for whatever reason, so don't get a gold medal for whatever reason, so i had resigned myself to never winning it. a nice surprise today to get it. there were mixed emotions. it later emerged another of mullins's winners suffered a fatal injury after a fall. a somewhat bittersweet victory, then, for willie mullins, but that elusive gold cup is finally his. andy swiss, bbc news, cheltenham. this time for a look at the weather. here's darren betts. white night before the weather gets better, it will get worse, i'm afraid. we have seen wintry showers in northern areas, which will fade away overnight. the cloud thickens in the south—west end rain is moving north. it will turn to snow over the hills of northern ireland, the tops of the pennines, and later into the southern uplands. we are moving into cold air. some icy patches and a touch of dharmic frost in the north, ve

let's do a split with willie. can you put willie up?now how in "top gun" maverick are talking, they have this, hey, don't fly by the tower, don't buzz the tourer. they're cool. -- the tower. they're cool. negative ghost rider. they buzz the tower. macho thing to do. you and meacham, meacham comes up in the flight suit, right, before the show, and what does he say to you, maverick, what's he going to do in the first block to prove hoe cool he is? >> i heard about this. he's the look behind the curtain. >> true. >> john meacham made a reference to forten brass from hamlet, and everyone in the make-up room including myself glazed over because we didn't understand the context of what he was saying. as we walked out he said "i'm going to get the reference" in the show. at 6:05, john meacham dropped it on the table and made it in the context of the carter speech -- >> that's what upsets it the most. it shed light for the life of the nation, yeah. >> no. no, what upsets willie the most is what a dark dork he has to sit next to -- >> i'm lookin

. >> and that comes to the specific case, which was willy horton. >> willy horton who murdered a boy campaign but an independent group makes an ad about willy horton. >> despite a life sennance horton fled, kidnapped a young couple, stabbing a man and repeatedly raping his young girlfriend. >> the infamous willie horton advertisement focuses just on willie horton's face. and it is the face of a black man. >> it does something that's frankly despicable that goes back to jim crow era if not before reminding voters that crime is something to be worried about, and frankly that a african-americans, black men in particular are dangerous. >> it's never been proven with absolute certainty that bush himself knew, but certainly the super structure of the bush campaign was well aware of who was doing this and how they were doing it. >> the commercial had been running for nearly a month before the bush campaign intervenes. >> i wrote them a letter as chairman of the bush campaign saying we don't want you to run this anymore and we weren't happy with it. >> but even if they eventually denounced t

willie? >> thank you, kelly. chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." and kristen welker joins us. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> chuck, let's start with you. we got a summary from attorney general barr about the mueller report. that's not enough for some people, nor should it be. how much do you think we will see and when should we get the full version? >> i don't know that we ever will. i have half joked that it's the end scene of "raiders of the lost arc," if you look at the full report it might burn your eyes. it might melt you. bill barr made it clear during his confirmation hearing he was going to rigorously follow the statute and probably is going to have a maximum view of discretion of his own discretion on this. so i think this is going to be a heavily redacted version. i think we will have a fight over the contents of the mueller report for months, not days or weeks. >> the attorney general says it will be mid april before we see that. meanwhile, kristen, the

willie was a sitting duck in that car. he was asleep and anybody who can see that was alseep was never woke. and they didn't want to give him a chance, they was waiting anytime to yell let me see your hands after telling the rest of the officers if he moves they know what to do."> on friday, vallejo police released the body cameras of 6 officers involved in the fatal shooting that night.mccoy's family and their attorney acknowledge that it's important for the public to see exactly what happened but they will be looking into whether what happened to mccoy was a violation of his civil rights. the solano the solano county district attorney's office, vallejo police and it's internal affairs department are all still investigating this case. live in the studio, gayle ong kron 4 news. (pam) just into our newsroom -- the wife of a pittsburg principal is now charged with murder in the death of her husband. 45-year-old paul shatswell died last sunday. police say -- his wife -- 39-year-old ámaria videsá shot him in the head at their

sot: willie was unarmed. he was never coherent they shot him all of those times while he was asleep. mccoy's cousin david harrison says he viewed the police body cam shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the police never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard the barrage of shots..how many shots does it take to stop a threat? on the night of february 9th vallejo police say they found mccoy unresponsive at a taco bell drive thru with a hand gun in his lap. police say when they arrived they boxed-in his car to prevent any sudden movements.they say mccoy woke up but did not listen to their commands..while watching the video harrison says it appears the police were not sure what to do..sot: one cop said to the other cop after he told him the gun was not loaded he said well if he moves you know what to do. and then he said this..harrison says that gesture shows the police were not concerned with keeping

>>the target of this barrage of gunfire 20 year-old delay whole rapper willie mccoy. he was passed out and appeared disoriented when officers initially approached him. >>on february 9 have a a. unresponsive to come. >>my taco bell employee on admiral callahan lane called 911 that night alerting dispatch a man wasn't moving or responding to anyone in the drive-thru lane. >>and when officers responded they saw firearm and mccoys lap. a gun later learned to have been reported story now the state of oregon. on friday the valais whole police department released a half hour video combining the body camera footage from the 6 officers were eventually opened fire. the officers work to clear bystanders from the area and position to patrol cars behind and in front of mccoy's car to box him shortly after the officers notice mccoy starting to move the police department says mccoy was trying to reach for his gun and that's what led to the officers firing the officers involved were all initially placed on paid administrative leave though all have since been cleared to return to work

. >>> a family is devastated after their father is killed by a hit-and-run driver.s willie willis feet away from his apartment when he was killed. this happened near the 1500 block of rhode island avenue around 9:00 p.m. a gray minivan with a bike rack hit williams and kept going. his daughter doesn't understand how anybody can do this. >> reporter: the family of willie williams says he wil be missed. they are looking for justice in this case. look at this surveillance video here. this is the vehicle in the deadly hit-and-run in northeast. it is a gray nivan and has a bike rock on the roof. this happened around 9:00 tuesday night.in stigators said that williams was crossing outside of the crosswalk in the 1500 block of rhode island avenue, when he was struck with the minivan. the driver kept going. williams died of his injy.ies on wednes she says her father didn't deserve this. >> just know t the family -- i don't understand how could do this to someone. he's an innocentn. >> reporter: and police still have not located the driver involved in this incident. the driver leaving the scene,

commentator: and willie mullins's first gold cup., mullins had done it. some people never win the big race in their sport, or they don't get a gold medal for whatever reason, so i had actually resigned myself to never winning it. and, so a nice surprise today to get it. but there were mixed emotions. it later emerged another of mullins's runners, invitation only, seen here before the race, suffered a fatal injury after a fall. a somewhat bittersweet victory, then for willie mullins, but that elusive gold cup is finally his. andy swiss, bbc news, cheltenham. let's return to our main story now — the attack on the mosques in new zealand in which 49 people were killed. it was the worst mass shooting in the country's history. today security has been stepped up at mosques around the uk. 0ur correspondent shabnam mahmood reports from bradford. friday prayers as usual at bradford central mosque. but the attack in new zealand is on the minds of many worshippers here today. some told us they were nervous about what happened. it frightens me, a

sot: willie was unarmed.ever coherent they shot him all of those times while he was asleep. mccoy's cousin david harrison says he viewed the police body cam shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the poce never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard the barrage of shots..how many shots does it take to stop a threat? on the night of february 9th vallejo police say they found mccoy unresponsive at a taco bell drive thru with a hand gun in his lap. police say when they arrived they boxed-in his car to prevent any sudden movements.they say mccoy woke up but did not listen to their commands..while watching the video harrison says it appears the police were not sure what to do..sot: one cop said to the other cop after he told him the gun was not loaded he said well if he know what to do. and then he said this.. harrison says that gesture shows the police were not concerned with keeping mccoy alive. the fam

i'm hallie jackson in for willie geist who is enjoying the morning off. we start with washington and beyond. will we learn what is in the mueller report late today? that report is in the hands of the attorney general this morning who will decide how much to release. at issue, did the president or anyone in his campaign help russia interfere with the 2016 election? we have got a live report and chuck todd just ahead. >>> plus, war at sea. hundreds of people stranded overnight on a cruise ship in norway in violent seays. windows shattered and furneitur everywhere. but there is good news. we will have the latest. >> and later, willie sit down with nupito luongo. >> i love idea of scaring people. i'm not into the idea of scaring people but i love scaring people. >> did you it. congratulations. >> that is sunday sit down. another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the wait for the mueller report. we could learn the key findings later today and nobody may be more eager to see what is in than president trump. kelly o'donnell is

vallejo man shot and killed by police says he was not alert at the time of his death. 20-year-old willieccoy was killed last month at a taco bell drive-thru. (jr) last week, mccoy's family viewed the police body cam video from that night. they're now calling for the public to see it. (justine) kron4's dan thorn spoke with mccoy's family members.. i spoke with mccoy's cousin who saw the body cam video from one of the six officers who shot and killed the 20- year old. he says he does not agree with the police report saying mccoy was awake at the time of his death.. the family of an aspiring rapper shot and killed by police says he was not alert when police opened fire..sot: willie was unarmed. he was never coherent they shot him all of those times while he was asleep.david harrison is the cousin of 20 year old willie mccoy. he was one of three family members who viewed the body cam video shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the police never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard

we asked the former mayor willie brown how to take it from here. >> you should stay at 95% there because believe me, he needs somebody to drop out. he needs a whole host of those people to get out of the way. so there is very little debris when he announces and saves the party. that's what he needs to do. if you try to do that before the debris develops, it will be a problem. >> one of the things you have to figure out too, huge teams

. >> we're got willie in for hoda. >> i brought and i brought -- >> we'll start with the weather. one-twounch of winter weather in the northeast and now a larger storm taking aim at tens of millions coast to coast ts weekend. let's get right to al with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> thank you forgetting your first weather from us. the northeast will have a one, two, three punch. march is coming in like a lio this from our sister station wvit, it's snowing to beat the band. as we look at the live radar, already dropping snow in new york. next system comes in tonight into tomorrow, a coastal one, making its way u the coast. it's not that potent. by saturday morning it's bringing rain and snow to new york. then in new england and it's up and out. here is the one we're really worried about. we are looking right now at basically thi storm system

willie williams was feet away from his apartment when he was killed. this happened near the 1500 block of rhode island avenue around 9:00 p.m. a gray minivan with a bike rack hit williams and kept going. his daughter doesn't understand how anybody can do this. >> reporter: the family of willie wil missed.s he will be they are looking for justice in this case. look at this surveillance video here. this is the vehicle in the deadly hit-and-run. it is a gray minivan and has a bike rack on the roof. this happened around 9:00 tuesday night. investigators said that williams was crossing outside of the crosswalk in the 1500 block ofve rhode islande, when he was struck with the minivan. the driver kept going. he has still not been found. williams died of his injuries on weesday. she says her father didn't deserve this. >> just know that the family -- i don't understand how could you do this to someone. he's an innocent man. reporter: the family is hopeful that someone will recognize the nivan in that surveillance video and give investigators acall. >> megan, t

willy!oing to get it! this man doesn't need a lot of tries. >> yes! >> lands it. now that's an impressive trick. it's awesome to look at. it is,first. the innovation is incredible. you're like, wow, you can jump bmxies, and i was like, you can do a 720 triple back flip grind on a bmx. right. watch what he does when we break it down in slow motion. he does the front flip with the bike. he is off the bike holding the seat in front of him, and just to spin the bars -- >> so that's the front flip, seat grip, bar spin. >> it's impressive to the judges is what it is. they have a hard time adding up their scores. always impressive. >> give it up for r. willy! ♪ >>> a couple celebrates a life-changing day years in the making. >> it all goes to this moment. >> see the picture-perfect surprise she never saw coming. >> does she have to sketch her response? >> give me a second. i'll be back in about six hours. >>> plus, this skilled craftsman's working in the shop to create what he's about to cast. find

hey, willie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. good to see you.ki. i went out to silicon valley to sit down with one of the most powerful women in the world as she leads a $160 billion company that has revolutionized media. susan tells the story of google being launched litergaalge, bei employee of that company, and then spotting the potential of that startup called youtube. our sunday sit-down with susan icday. you can catch us in ng dvr and watch us anytime. for now i'll send it back to you, frances and phillip, and we'll see you on sunday morning. >> okay, willie, we will see you then. thank you. >> and bill karins is back with us to tell us about the weekend. >> sunday morning will be indoor day for a lost people too. another big storm comes to fast-moving system too. we'll see the snow and the rain pushing through the four corner region. some early morning snow, could even be heavy in portions of southern new england. pay attention to that forecast. then as we go into sunday that storm raced through the middle of the country. potential for fl

sot: willie was unarmed. he was asleep. mccoy's cousin david harrison says he viewed the police body cam shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the police never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard the barrage of shots..how many shots does it take to stop a threat? on the night of february 9th vallejo police say they found mccoy unresponsive at a taco bell drive thru with a hand gun in his lap. police say when they arrived they boxed-in his car to prevent any sudden movements.they say mccoy woke up but did not listen to their commands..while watching the video harrison says it appears the police were not sure what to do..sot: one cop said to the other cop after he told him the gun was not loaded he said well if he moves you know what to do. and then he said this..harrison says that gesture shows the police were not concerned with keeping mccoy alive. the family's attorney was not allowed to view th

sot: willie was unarmed.times while he was asleep. mccoy's cousin david harrison says he viewed the police body cam shown by vallejo police last week. harrison says the police never identified themselves when calling for willie to raise his hands and quickly fired.. sot: he was executed by firing squad you know we heard the barrage of shots..how many shots does it take to stop a threat? on the night of february 9th vallejo police say they found mccoy unresponsive at a taco bell drive thru with a hand gun in his lap. police say when they arrived they boxed-in his car to prevent any sudden movements.they say mccoy woke up but did not listen to their commands..while watching the video harrison says it appears the police were not sure what to do..sot: one cop said to the other cop after he told him the gun was not loaded he said well if he moves you know what to do. and then he said this..harrison says that gesture shows the police were not concerned with keeping mccoy alive. the family's ( will ) that was dan th

hey, willie. >> good morning, guys. good to see you.uest is oscar winner lupita nyong'o. lupita and i got together this week to talk about her starring role in jordan peele's highly anticipated new horror film, "us." in that movie, she plays both hero and monster, and i have to tell you, she was absolutely terrifying. we also dive deep on her whirlwind rise from yale drama student to academy award-winning actress in her first major role, 2013's "12 years a slave ". we also talk about the cultural phenomenon of last year that was black panther. our sunday sit down with lupita nyong'o, plus the latest news and politics this weekend on sunday today. you can catch news the morning or set that dvr and watch us any time you like. for now i'll send it back to you, frances and marlie, and we'll see you sunday morning. >> thanks, willie. we'll be watching. >>> some retailer understand ravel, one american retailer is proving it's just the right fit on wall street. levi strauss shares continued to crime in after-hours trading, building on big gain

you go, willie, you get that pizza. >> really. >> oh, my gosh. >> get it willie. >> no water. >> get water, please. >> stay on this. >> the fiji water girl and willie. >> oh, that was good. >> that was worth every penny. >> thank you, willie. >> every penny. >> goodness. >>> coming up, the warning for parents of teenagers about a popular baking ingredient. why you may want to keep the vanilla extract locked up. what teens are doing with it. >>> the frightening incident at an airport. an emotional support pit bull attacking a 5-year-old girl. that airport is now taking action. you are watching "world news now." ws now." attacking a 5-year-old girl. the airport now taking action. you are watching "world news now." my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the nourishment it needs and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology. skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay. >>> we are

you know willie's also going to talk about probably the 2020 race. aiming to take our president on in 2020. beto o'rourke, who leapt to the national stage with his texas senate bid last year, is officially joining the crowded democratic field. nbc's kristen welker has the details. >> reporter: a big bet from beto o'rourke, the former texas congressman in iowa calling for unity. >> we're all americans and we're all human beings and we'll do everything within our power for one another, for this great country, for every generation that follows. this is democracy. >> reporter: after making it official on social media. >> i'm running to serve you as the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: nbc's garrett haake in iowa. >> what do you uniquely bring to the table? >> we're able to put texas in play. frankly for the next nominee, 38 electoral votes in play. >> reporter: the 46-year-old father of three lost that senate race to republican ted cruz. still, he became a darling of the democratic party with his grassroots fund-raising and th

brown, i said willie, have you ever heard of peter barnett -- burnett? >> he said no, amos, but let me tell you from a hospital bed, i said that rascal did not like black folks. and i said, so he didn't change his mind about black folks and about native americans and chinese? we were going to change the name of that school and from my sickbed, i made phone calls, and in 2011, the board of education voted unanimously to change the name of burnett schools to the early childhood education school. [applause] and one more thing that we have in this town, there is a burnett street over there not far from juvenile hall, and madame mayor, we need to get together and change the name of that street, because their hat -- it has to be understood that any person who is a racist, any person who is a chauvinist should not be honored, but we should all see every human being has been of infinite worth and dignity. we should make sure that every is treated fairly, and when we come back, will be changed the name of these nationalists, the names of these racists, the day wi

willie, what do you see there? what jumps out at you?top of the race has not jumped in yet. i'm interested to see what happens when he actually does jump in and we dig into him as a candidate. kamala harris, that group of senators, cory booker, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar as well. looks like she's separating a little bit. all of this with the caveat we're 18 months away from the election, of course. i think beto o'rourke, if you looked at twitter, if you looked at the resistance and progressives, they didn't like what he did in his first week. i think let's leave it to the public. >> yep. >> he will get a lot more serious questions about policy which he hasn't really answered yet and we'll see where he stands. >> all right. >> i see a potential huge and debilitating split in the democratic party in that poll between the progressives on the left and the moderates choosing to beat trump as their number one priority with joe biden. but the rest of that field is basically on the left. >> i'll disagree with you a little bit. i think what

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it is a bitter pill to swallow and i feel desperately sorry for willie mullings.his evening with no invitation only. as you say, the sources are bred to race in this tough sport. it has been a wonderful week of your coverage. also radio five live. presenting these for the final time on it radio five live as well. for now, it is back to you. thank you. mixed emotions for him. there'll be at least one premier league team in the last four of the champions league this season after tottenham were drawn against manchester city in an all—english quarterfinal. manchester united face barcelona, liverpool take on porto. and in the last eight of the europa league. arsenal face a tough tie against napoli, chelsea play slavia prague. it's the first time in 48 years that england has had six quarterfinalists in major european competitions. i'll be back with more on those stories at 5:30. thank you. let's get more on our maintenance today. at least 49 people have died in targeted gun attacks at two new zealand mosques. dozens more were seriously injured in the shootings in the ci

say the shooter was willie's ex-boyfriend, then-y r-old austin barnes. the school resource officer running toward the danger and sho shooting barnes in the hand, barn taking his own life. >> it was very scary. >> reporte she tells me she's thankful there are more police here now. you still just never know what could happen. >> one year lat as aparent, do you feel safer sendi your kids here or about the same? >> about the me, yeah. >> reporter: i talked with the same sherif department this morning about those threats made on social media. they tell me those threats have been debunked but they're s ll investigating. reporting live this morning in st. mary's county, drew wilder, news4. >> thank you. >>> check out these pictures of a fire in frederick county, maryland. that's a mobile home that went up ilames early this morning in smithsberg. the fire department says it was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived and three sides of lrthe structure had ady collapsed. there are no reportsf any injuries. >>> today marks the start of the national cherry bloss

willie was a sitting duck in that car. he was asleep and anybody who can see that was alseep was never woke. and they didn't want to give him a chance, they was waiting anytime to yell let me see your hands after telling the rest of the officers if he moves they know what to do."> on friday, vallejo police released the body cameras of 6 officers involved in the fatal shooting that night.mccoy's family and their attorney acknowledge that it's important for the public to see exactly what happened but they will be looking into whether what happened to mccoy was a violation of his civil rights. (gayle)the family's attorney says they will move forward with a civil rights lawsuit against vallejo police.in the meantime, the solano county district attorney's office, vallejo police and it's internal affairs department are all still investigating this case.live in the studio, gayle ong kron 4 news. (vicki) our other top story tonight... for the second day in a row-- another case of measles has been reported. and this time it's in th

a young girl named willie brought him a jury to see. lily handed him an artwork folder of him, and it's not often you get to meet an nba star, certainly as gracious as that. kind of like a stephen curry moment, but she tears up as he examined her artwork, and like i say the artwork was all drawings of her favorite basketball player there. a giannis antetokounmpo. and that is the sporting line. >> such a good guy. >> his brother coming up do it >>> make sure you join us at 7:00 live on ktvu plus. ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ no hormones? ♪ no hormones, not an ounce! ♪ with an ingredient ♪ i can pronounce! ♪ no hormones! ♪ it's over 99% effective, ♪ i know i'm protected. ♪ a birth control that works differently... finally... ♪ ♪ it's p-a-r-a-g-a-r-d! ♪ paragard! paragard is a small, 100% hormone-free iud that prevents pregnancy for as long as you want- up to 10 years... using one simple active ingredient, copper, instead of hormones. don't use paragard if you have a pelvic infection or certain cancers. less than 1% of u

you know, willie, i believe in markets.e cops on the beat to make sure the giants aren't gobbling up everyone else and eliminating competition. that's when markets work. >> would you work to stop 2012's facebook purchase of instagram? >> yep. here is the thing. it's possible to go back and do it. look, we let this merger go through. often the mergers are on conditions, conditional that they are not going to do this or not going to do that. let the merger go through. look at it and say, turns out there are anti-competitive effects. if it does, we can go back and unwind and break the pieces apart. understand, for anybody who still wants to go on facebook and check out old college roommates or anyone who wants to go to amazon and price out 46 coffee makers and get the one that can be delivered in 24 hours or anybody who wants to go on google and check out the capital of north dakota, that will also still be possible. the platforms will still be there. what will be different is that the companies that are selling on those platf

still with joe, it's good to have you back, willie and me.mer aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments ele elise jordan, eugene scott and politics ed for "the daily beast" sam stein. >> willie, why don't we go through the list and for the kids at home, if you want to take it to the bus stop while you're talking about some "fortnite" tricks, this is going to be bigger. donald trump promised he was going to lower the trade deficit, that we were going to get rid of the trade deficit. the highest trade deficit ever. donald trump promised he's going to balance the budget. he's added a trillion dollars to the national debt. we have the highest national debt ever. donald trump promised even lower border crossings and yet he's actually done worse than any president in the past 12 years since the middle of george w. bush's administration. he's created a crisis at the bor border. his policies have created a panic and created a crisis at the border so we now have the highest undocumented immigrants crossing the border in a dozen year

the economists, roxanne willis and kerry brown and silvia nellsons, thank you.o really enjoy that. and also mika is tackling all of these issues with her know your value movement. and speaking today in detroit. go to know your value.com and get much more information. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up our coverage right now. >> thank you, so much, joe. i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning we start with 47 months, a federal judge sentences paul manafort to less than four years