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alere's 18 months before the re-election, bas. if you look at the history of the president before he came in office, his strategy often, as many legal strategies are, to use every ability you can through lawyers and the courts to slow things down. i think first and foremost, he's trying to buy himself time. he loves a fight. he loves an opponent. one would think that he could have embraced -- he's already tried to define the mueller report has no collusion, asou said, vindication. why not accept that and talk about t g.d.p. numbers today? because that is not the core of s.at he he is fueled by a fight. so that's part of this. but the question is how long will this go on. i don't think we know the to that. but it's conflicting his ability and constraining him from reall using this summer as a time to turn the page andn move o beyond this. people outside of washington aren't following all the ins and outs of this but they know there's a fight going on and he's in the middl of it. so he's trying to fire up the base. but we'll see how

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. >>> as police try to fine his ki aler, fans remembering rapper nipsey hussle as an artist who gave back. someone shot and killed him yesterday olode the cthing store he opened with his brother. the grammy nominated artist grew up in south l.a. and he acknowledged an association with gangs. he became known as supporting a number of projects in his community. he was just 33 years old. >>> the death of a university of south carolina college student hits home for parents and ride shard users aro the country. a womly mistak jumped into a car she thought was the uber she had ordered to take her home late at night, but it was not an uber. pris s police y the driver kidnappe her and killed her. carrie sanders looks at a campaign at keeping you safe when taking a ride share. ar reporter: a 21-ld university of south carolina upt i student is dead. she had hailed an uber. she didn't realize she got into a wrong car. the driver, a predator had used the child locks on the door preventing her from getting out. her body was found 60 miles awayth now here a university of south carolina, they have

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prosecutors aler they are required to release the tapes.d human trafficking sting that took place at or kids of day spa where kraft ailing he hadly frequented. no trafficking charges came from the sting. he paid to have sex with employees twice during january. florida's sunshine law provides right of access to governmental proceedings at both state and local levels, which means it includes this case. kraft who pleaded not guilty to two misdemeanor charges of soliciting a prostitute selected a jury trial on the charges. kraft's attorney filed a motion to suppress video evidence hearing about today. hearing scheduled on that, april 29. saga goes on. melissa: laura, thank you. connell: laura gave us interesting developments on that, maybe now the judge will hold this up because we were wondering would what happen here. it is different state to state. >> you're absolutely right. every state has difficult laws about the kind of evidence it releases pretrial, in every state there going to be competing interests just like there are in this case. d

jerry in aler who says i'm deeply troubled by reports that the white house is being briefed on the mueller report ahead of its release. and doj is informing us. we will not receive the report until after 11:00, 12:00 tomorrow afternoon. after barr's press conference, this is wrong. let me explain this. this is news in real-time. this is the cheryl of the house judiciary committee. not just stating a view, he is saying that doj is informing us we won't receive it until tomorrow. a second version, an oral version of the now infamous four-page summary letter. don't call it a summary. now chairman nadler saying the doj has informed him. an on the record report. i bring back the panel. we'll have according to chairman nadler's description, and again, feeding into the view of this being a controversy, paul butler, the doj trying to drive the mood. they're being told, it won't really be out and everyone will be living off maybe the revenge of the summaries. >> this is highly irregular. the department of justice likes to let its actions and its documents speak for itself. presumably, relosing the

. >> julie: fox news aler. two marine pilots have been killed in a helicopter crash in southwestern arizona. the marine corps saying the pilots were conducting a routine training mission when their helicopter crashed. it happened at the marine air station in yuma saturday night. their names are being withheld until their families are notified. an investigation now underway to determine the cause of the crash. >> from the beginning we're saying mr. barr gets to handle it. that's how the law works. mr. barr has made it clear he is going to release it to congress before he shows it to us. that's his decision. we'll let the system work. >> bill: mick mulvaney acting white house chief of staff reacting to william barr's decision on the mueller report. meanwhile we get word this past hour house judiciary committee plans to subpoena the entire report this week as mr. barr plans to release a redacted version sometime before mid april. that will miss a deadline that democrats have been looking for, that's tomorrow april

book now at choicehotels.com >> sandra: fox news aler.nsus and president trump's executive power heading to the highest court in the land. arguments before the u.s. supreme court in a battle over the trump administration's plans to add a question on citizenship to the 2020 census for the first time since 1950. there is a lot at stake as the commerce department seeks accurate data on our population. some states are fighting to block the question making the case that the answers could affect the allocation of seats in the house of representatives and, of course, funding from the federal government. we will talk to an attorney who covers this supreme court and did so for two decades. first bernie sanders on top among 2020 democrats as a new poll shows him leading in the first primary voting state of new hampshire. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. the vermont senator leading in the granite state. mayor pete buttigieg from south bend, indiana is on the rise emerging from the pack.