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>> i think drug ods are very important but i think this is very important as well.t did not show criminal collusion, edge of the campaign very open and accepting help from a foreign government and really enjoyed getting that help and aware of that help. it was something we should be concerned as americans. i want to know right now what the president and attorney general are going to do to protect us from this happening again. i want the media to get to the bottom of this. >> tucker: it's all a joke. it's all a sad joke as the country literally falls apart as we talk about stuff that means nothing. by the way, i participated in it too and i feel bad about it. thank you so much. after the mueller report, it exposed a lot of things. but one of the things it exposed was just how lousy the report, how flimsy and stupid and dishonest the reporting by a lot of our supposedly impressive news outlets have been. they want to pretend it didn't happen, but it did happen and we are going to bring you the details and what we know about how it happened. also the creepy lawyer news

od first step. reporter: [indiscernible] the issues that came up during the mueller investigation [indiscernible] generally during a legal proceeding, if you don't assert it early, you lose it. sarah: we are looking at all of this. we want to be as cooperative as possible. i think you can see that by the level of cooperation the administration and the president's campaign staff and individuals played over the last 2.5 years with the mueller investigation, providing 1.4 million pages and documents, thousands of hours in testimony, millions of dollars spent on the process. the president did not intervene, and encouraged his team to cooperate and be fully transparent. we will continue to do that, but at the same time, you have to look at the outrageous behavior, particularly of the house democrats, are asking for things they know they can't have, that they know they have no legal authority to have, and frankly they are acting really childish. it is almost embarrassing to the house democrats

od bless them. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house approximately 4:30 today. the house is in recess. >> wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern, attorney general william barr will testify before the senate judiciary committee on the mueller report. and on thursday, at 9:00 a.m. eastern, he'll testify before the house judiciary committee. live on c-span3, c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app.

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reach out to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded b.c. writes my name is the about of people who and i work at visa. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'm karen helm said and here's what's coming up in this edition. a new film about a tragic family killing revisits a real life drama that took place on the streets of berlin fourteen years ago. we look at the explosive charge of norway's young son who is making a name for himself with destructive performances done especially for social media. and in our series one hundred german must reads we plunge into. oppressive tale of seemingly random injustice and impenetrable authority the trial. in two thousand and five germany was shocked by the murder of twenty three year old . a young turkish kurdish woman who had dared to leave a forced marriage and defy her strict muslim family while she was shot point blank in on the street by her youngest brother a so-called on or killing german director sherry harman's new film a regular woman tells the story a new and gives the victim

they elected somebody who is going to d do away with the o od elite and and t t corruptioion that haslagued the ukraine since independence. kiev, there are people who are worried about this. they think volodymyr zelensky is not going to be up to the job. he will be manipulated by corrupt forces. some think vladimir putin is rubbing his hands, thinking he has a president who is going to force concessions out of ukraine, they may have to give up its pro-western orientation. there is debate about whether or not this is a victory or defeat for vladimir putin. the other analysis is vladimir putin should be worried about the fact ukraine has had a democratic transfer of power in which a sitting president lost an election, conceded defeat, and russians might think they want to see the same thing happen in their country. zelensky is not the kind of ukrainian president that vladimir putin contains two some kind of raging nationalist. he talks about the need to unune the coununtry and says all ukrainians and russian s speakes ould be considered patriots and he is jewish. ukraine is the only cou

it is od to have you on board. >> thank you for waking up with us. paulson says it will be nice for easter egg hunts and brunches and family gatherings. as nice as today, but pretty good. >> it is getting there. it is not 90 or anything, but it is in the 80s. we're still dealing with some fog. that seems to be the pattern already. 60s yesterday. 74 seems it can form pretty fast when there is a onshore push. is 42 in menlo park. 43 at stanford. los 51 is the water temperature in monterey. it is cold. southern california is clearing out as the system is taking a turn into the four corners and a ridge of high pressure's building in. we will see 60s and 70s toward the valley, maybe some upper 70s and close to 80. that is likely tomorrow. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. it is a nice clean day. >> it is 4:29. going on in o focus on the solano county. that a southbound 68los okay. that's came out of napa they are chasing a vehicle here. there's a bit of slow traffic because of the police activity. if you are about to get on the road, i would wait for a bit

you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and life you love. od our pructs andervices bring moment like these to every family. shop top-brand appliances including kenmore at sears. ♪ >>> robert mueller's report made public this week after a two year long investigation into election interference. >> the nearly 400 page report was released on thursday and still a lot of folks were digging through it. to help us figure it out, we have nbc's political director chuck todd. chuck, so this report didn't recommend criminal charges for donald trump. but did it exonerate him? >> look the best -- the short-hand is, there was attempted conspiracy and attempd ob pruction. theresident sort of keystoneco campaign couldn't figure out how to conspase where it w and where the rsians did do the harm, they amplified but they didn't participate, so they technically didn't have a charge against him. he was trying to obstruct and his own team essentially did things to stop him. nywhat is fun is the president is now lashing out at these people when he should be thanking them. but that

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this is really screaming od news for thd ve rain se up t game time is 1:30 p.m. clouds and a chance of showers. it could be wet. we will have more about the amounts and what happens after friday, we will cover the forecast in a few minutes. >>> breaking news out of san jose. a man stabbed to death at a shopping center on capital avenue. kpix 5's maria medina is live at the scene for us. >> reporter: we have been watching officers walking back and forth from the parking lot to the dollar tree behind me where the stabbing happened before 7 p.m. tonight. police are not releasing many details, including the motive because they are still gathering evidence. this is video we shot. we know the victim was a man and he died at the hospital. we spoke to one woman who works next door to the dollar tree and she saw the commotion before the stabbing and here is what he said. >> i saw, like, four people chasing this guy and next thing you know he got stabbed in front of the dollar tree. >> reporter: she says the suspects appear to be two women and two men. police are still sea

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these images of theen 22-year-od neering student went live earlier this week as e led demonstrations.of sudanese women is eery significant to revolution they are taking part equally with men and if faced violce and beatings. women have endured a lot of pain and kept on going. anne: but the protesters want to note system overhauled, just a change of face. bbc new, jane: a brief time ago i spoke with the former u.s. special envoy for sudan. days, butiously ea what is your sense about whether or not we are going to see any ?real lasting change he >> it is hard to say. as you say, it is early days.is what we do knohat the junta that has taken over in sudan is itself fracand fracturing. it is not clear whether they will be able to present a cohesi and unitary face to cap -- of the government to the people going forward. that is a big concern. the other g concern is how long the protesters will be able to maintain their level of vigor and opposition to the government. early bernment will trying in the next few days to tamp down and tone down and get people out of the streets and exert contr

od morning, julia. >> good morning, eva.than 200 people have been killed at churches and hotels across sri lanka in a series of easter sunday bombings. at least eight explosions in the last few hours. hundreds of people have been injured and there are foreigners among the dead. police confirming that three suspects have been arrested so far. the bombings appear to have targeted sri lanka's christian minority and foreign visitors with several hotels targeted. the latest images shows scenes of devastation and carnage at the churches. these explosions occurred when worshippers were celebrating easter sunday mass. the associated press reporting two of the blasts were carried out by suicide bombers. so far no group has claimed clad responsibilities. these horrific attacks coming as sri lanka was preparing to mark ten years of peace since its violent civil war that lasted decades. citizens having to come to terms with a shattering of that peace. eva? >> julia macfarlane in our london bureau, thank you. >> a horrifying easter in th

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unfortunately, i am tracking some stronger winds out there od wednesday potentially friday as well. that being said, though, if you have plans to head down to the tidal basin for the upcoming weekend, i sti think you're going to get a fantastic show of the blossoms in full bloom. high tomorrow, 53 degrees. in addition to the chill, perhaps some rain showers in the late afternoon and evening hours. that could slow your commute. we run above normal then and i'm tcking rain conditions for your friday. generally in the 30s in the suburbs. 43 in washinon, 44 in winchester. 44 in manassas. 9:00 a.m., temperatures will move from the 30s to the 40s. ill want to step into a jacket before going out the door tomorrow morning. by noon we'll be at about 50 and we continue to warm at a high of 53. we do continue tomorrow with some sunshine. c we'll havar skies in the midday hours and some cloudy skies in the a evening hours. a bit of a breeze throughout the day tomorrow. not as bad as today but you'll notice those winds if you're out and about. here's where storm chances come from on storm team r

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molette will be there for you od . >>> still ahead this morning, lori loughlin w among the big names charged in the college admissions cheating scandal. now it may haveecome rse. >>> plus, killed in the line of duty. what we know about the local man who lost his life in afghanistan. how his colleagues are remembering him this morning. >> als ahead -- >> your smartphone could be one of the biggest problems in your life. using your phone to destress. i'm justin finch. i'llxplain coming up. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. in your gut, you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. jonhson. benefiber. trust your gut. >>> "news 4 today" starts>now. ood morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. coming up on 5:00 a.m. let's begin with a chec

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s are among the ods considered for additional tariffs. the u.s.ney general faced lawmakers on capitol hill today. william barr's appearance was to discuss the justice department's budget, ostensibly, but members of congress were more interested in grilling him on the mueller rert. he promised to release a reda report soon.f the full he alsol said speciaprosecutor bob mueller did not review a draft of the report mr. barr released atty. gen. barr: mr. mueller's team did not play a role in drafting that document. in a week i will be in a position to release the report to the public and then i will engage with the chairmen of boto judiciarittees about that report.on icura: for morhe attorney generals testimonyerg a brief time ago with jonathan turley, law professor at george a bbcgton university and legal analyst. within a week we will see this redacted, color-coded version of the mueller report. how much will the public learn from it? jonathani think they are going to learn a lot, and we are hearing that report could come as early as thursday night o

speier: you know, it is a hry tough decision to be made, because on the od, if we do what i believe wes an institution to protect the congress of the united states and the presidency generally, we have an obligation to explore them. but in so doing, politically we could be creating an environmene the president could use it politically to win reelection. it is hobson's choice for the congress right now. e speaker of the house basically does not want to pursue this unless there are republicans on the nate side who will join with democrats to create a two-thirds majority to convict the president. the house has the ability to impeach him because wneed a majority, and there is probably a majority of house democrats who would support impeachment. but then the question becomes is there the ability to convict. in the case of bill clinton, he was impeached by the house and then was not convicted by the senate, and then the democrats gained seats the following year. now, if we are going to look at thisrom a political rspective, maybe we would not impeach. but i don't think our obligation is to l

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parties like the labour party,od which used to e the prime ministers of israel, is sling further downeems according to these projections, in terms of strength in the parliament. the margin of the parties not lentering into the politi fray , but it is coalescing around the centrists and right-wing parties. laura: lyse doucet, thank you. britain's prime minister has taken her case for at bre extension to europe's most powerful leaders. theresa may met with chancellor angela merkel of germany and french president emmanuel macron. with days left until the set to leave the eu, she is ying to convince them to allow another delay to brexit. eshe will take the mess to an eu summit tomorrow, as oor political edaura kuenssberg reports. laura k.: no one could accuse une prime minister of not covering the gro but clocking up the miles is not the same as convincing your audience. theresa may landed in berlin first to plead for more time for the errmal red carpet was rath lonely today. the prime minister had to wait for a welce before the two leaders headed back outside for the usual aps and smiles

tornadoes and flashloods are being blamed for the deaths of at least five people. , i'm od morning, everyo eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. while our local weather is not expected to be tt strong, we still have warnings we want to get this morning. meteorologist chuck bell is here with thefo recast. then melissa mollet will have a look at e roads for us. what do we need to know? >> here's what you need to be readyfor. nothing really big this morning. a rumble or two of thunder, rain around on your friday morning. i think the main threat for severe weather comes between about noon and 6:00. could linger longer than that. noon to 6:00 is probably the bull's-eye. a weather alert day. heavy rain possible. there could be small hailstones. some of the gustier w ad could be 60 mile-per-hour gusts or more. we will be watching very, very carefully. the main threat for severe weather is east of the blue ridge. the i-95 corridor, the bay, to the eastern shore. do be weather heart for today. your nbc washington minneapolis will help keep you alert with push alerts. almbles of thunder down across part

truck after talk of not just ode an avocados, but manufactured goods.in tradeion- largely benefitseshe united stntiques the prices of a lot of goods down. more importantly, it would have little to no impact with what is going on with the central american crisis. shutting down the border could send a message to mexico to push em to do a little but more to stop the migration across the southern b trying to stop the actual flow of central americans into the untry, it is going to do absolutely nothing. katty: there does seemtho have been ilast two weeks a big pickup in the number of people coming to the border ty for asylum, which is why the white house says there is a crisis. ondoes this have any impac that, as we heard mr. mulvaney say customs agents from the border posts to the areas of the border that don't have a legal crossing point? nojohni don't think that holds much water, to be quite honest with you. right now we are in the spring season. historically this is the time of umbershere you see the elevat we are seeing unprecedented numbers of asylum-s

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politician lojze peterle closed out the last session of the european parliament with a musical rendition of odeem. japanese emperor akihito, along with empress michiko are on a three—day pilgrimage to the grand shrine of ise in centraljapan. their visit is part of a series of rituals before his abdication later this month. 85—year—old akihito will step down on 30 april — it's the first abdication of a sitting japanese emperor in two centuries. he will be succeeded the next day by his elder son, crown prince naruhito. with me now is the bbc‘s mariko oi. why are there various ceremonies preceding the abdication at the end of april? this whole process of imperial succession takes a long time. this visit to the grand shrine in ise is one of those that take place. it began on march 12 when the emperor held a ceremony to tell his ancestors his desire to abdicate. he then visited the ancient grave dedicated to the first ever emperor ofjapan, emperorjimmu, who is believed to have taken to the throne in 660bc. japan has the world's longest continuous monarchy. then he visits, as you mentioned, the shrin

od morning, everyone.ello. >> look at you looking all tan and rested.no >> i i know. >> a little sand on you from your time at the beach. did you have a good vacation? >> i did. nice to be back, thank you so much. i'm eun yang. the cooler temperatures coming aftea beautiful weekend. what happened, chuck bell? i thought i would bring the nice, warm weather with me. no such luck. take a lookat the tidal basin. we are feeling like spring in some ways. the cherry blossoms have reacped k bloom, and thousands of people packed the area this weekend to see them and snap pretty pictures. at least it was nice for the weekend. >> yes. >> so people could get their cherry blossom thing on. >> nice to look at. we'll begin with t commute and the forecast. melissa is standing by with a che of traffic. >> we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> we're blaming you, eun. you're the one that brought the cold air back with you. 34 in washington. i pr the temperature is only half the story.