ather way, it looks l like convincing win. the opposition candidate disputed the results, claiming he has won according to o privae polling. death sheouraged his has discouraged his supporters from writing. rioting. it is very diplomatic given the indication of his lead. it looks like a big victory for him today. looking on his first term in office, what kind of president has he been? >> his signature policy is about infrastructure devevelopment. can see toll roads, new airports, neww ports. this has been his signature policy. you cacan see it happening aroud the country. -- in regards to the economy. he is invested in health care and education. he is the first president f from outside the e political elite of this c country who has managed o become president and stay prpresident. he wasas a furniture salesman before he entered politics. it appears he has been given a strong mandate to continue his work. two sudan, where antigovernment protests are showing no sign of slowing down. achieve the goal of getting omar al-bashir out

a campaign for ather stanley cup. our kuzie bobble head leading the way as the capsead in the way in thelayoffs. check out this time lapsed videf drivingm our station in d.c. down to raleigh, north carolina. that'shere weind news 4's sherree burruss just an hour before puckrop. >> fans are just starting to enter pnca -- pnc arena. we have spotted capitals fans rocking red of their own. the cap tals took care of busin winning both games at capital one arenaend now tim tlesteal a coupn the road. it won't be easy. it's the first t e the hurricanes will host a playoff game in ten years. they're also trailing two games to non in this series. the caps know that means carolina is putting everythg on the line. >> tonight is very important for both teams. we just have to play the same way. play simple and use our chance. >> anytime you get down in a series one game, two games, it doesn't matter. your level of compete tends to go up a little bit. we hree to be prepa for that. we have to try to mat that. exceed it if we can. rea

her ather threatened gunpoint when she refused to marry. >> i want to be a doctor, and the independenta job, then get married. but my father chained me in a dark room for one and a half months to force me to marry. he said, "i will bury you." lyse: the same story told again and again in the country called the worst place to be a woman. >> i tnk women should resist. when girls like me face cruelty, they should make the families understand, they should raise their voices. lyse: and war itself darkens ma lives. it pushes women into men's work. this woman's husband is too illt to supheir family. so she bakes bread for hours a day.y it is usuaman's job. >> i have to do this job, but if i had a choice, i would never be a baker. it is such hard work, unhealthy. but thanks to god, it is better than nothing. lyse: on the streets of the capital, they are also doing men's work. not the best of work, but it feeds the family. this country has undeniably changed since the years the taliban were in charge here. outn of kabul couldn't go in the streets then. but the taliban also says they have changed

make takes a look athere the market stands asgearnings season underway. >> stocksne rem a dramatic round trip of agh record just in time for a corporate earnings season that will help determine if the earnings are justified. e s&p 500 is almost at its exact level since earl the ensuing rally has dom as those recession worries appeared overblown. oil has recovered and the fed has backed awarom its rate hike plan. the rallyitself has been resilient, helped by low bond yield and thef sturdiness large cap tech stocks. the s&p 500 is 2% below its record peak. it first traded this high 14 months ago. this means thearket has formed a base for further upside and knows that strong starts to a year tend to lead to more gains in the months to come. skeptics are arguinghe rally has become uneven. fewer stocks are making new high andca cyc areas had lagged badly. the isiex has come even as profit forecasts have slid to a drop of about 4% from a year the debate now is whether stocks are correct in looking past this early year weakness, toward an anticipated revival of profit notice second half. stocks

athere won't one trying to force any anything on anyone else. be a shared challee and one that we are up to.ar emma: officialkeen to portray this visit as a show of support from not a sign that ireland is under pressure. iet germany and other coun too, want concrete answers soon over how the irish border, the eu's new frontier, is going to work. food producers are looking at what is on the brexit horizon for the goods they sell. this week, u.k. potato firms were told they could no longer export to the eu if there is no de . new eu approval would be needed once we are outside the club. >> sleepless nights, wondering what we are going to do. contingency plans, we have some in place. but potentially w it could happwe would have to downsize the business. emma: border communities have been gathering in recent days to mark their growing frustration and fear. ireland has not revealed how checks will be carried out while keeping an open border, the island'sn of this relatively recent peace. >> i vividly remember what it is like, and as a young fella we

wind are in themo athere. tomorrow weather alert all day long. we have cut ins and we'll be online. updang the fore kaths. on facebook and twitter. if you have questions reach out to melf or lauren. we'll have showers over the weekend. but dry time adds well. especially saturday. and next week it's all about the re 70s. the storm system we're tracking. it will move in potentially as earl will as tomorrow morning. with clouds and spotty showers. it's really aroundou midday h when i think we'll see some scattered showers. into the afternoon. the first r wave ofn moves in. future weather at 2:00 p.m. notice the pockets of heavy rain back to lieu ray and the west. that's potential for heavy rain gus 'tis winds. 3:00 p.m. moving into northern virginia. potentially through parts of the defendant y. metro area. the fist wave duringhe afternoon and evening hours the second wave back here at 6:00 p.m. around i 81. through the d.c. metro area. 7 and 8:00 p.m. through the over night hours. look at the bright colors towards midnight. on future weather.ou we have c have flooding issues over nigh

athere was a real senngst mps that yet again they have collectively failed to rally round this. not the full of any one individual. they will go back to the parts of the uk's he represent tlem lots of pere reasonably saying that, for goodness sake, agree on something as opposed to paralysis. you can have a fixed set of views or you can be will og to compromiyour views. it does not mean a collection of people will be able to collectively rally behind one particular optiono use all with the resignation statement from the now formeryo - saw that with the resignation statement from the now former mp nick boles. wpeople aling to shed long-standing than that with their partner or spouse because the brexit arrangement is pass those of the british parliament has not seen anything like this before, and more days of high drama and jeopardy with a huge amount at stakeo come later this week, early next week, and bend. laura: chris mason in westminster, thank you for raveling that. the trump administration is a speeding up plans to send more than 700 customs officers to the border with mexic

> and all this week on abc 7 news looking at ride share realities and the impact these sphry neede ather ta in an rts extreme miniature golf competition series called "holey moley." it is now in the works at our network, abc. curry is the executive producer and will be in every episode. the show will feature mini golf lovers in head-to-head competition. >> i'm here for that. i think that will be a lot of fun. he's a great personality and i love the name. i'm in. >> he loves golf. he's going to love doing this. >> we have a little secret about steph. he's revealed how he turned around a recent shooting slump, he got contact lenses. steph's been dealing with an eye issue his entire career, something he's had since a kid. he didn't realize that it'sgoba "the atlantic" he got used to squinting when he shot. steph says ever since he popped in contacts his vision has been crystal clear and, like that, his percentage has gone up. there you go, kids. go get your eyes checked. >> seeing is a good thing. >> it really helps. >> it does. >> the fact he's been doing it this long without corrective co

the timing on these hearings running at least 700 days now, and if we are going to start athering up more and more and more people seeking asylum, those times are only going to stretch out further and further. >> and with this asylum order again it doesn't take affect for 90 days, but will this policy change anything in of how many people are trying to cross the border? >> i don't know that it will. i think fundamentally what it highlights is the inability of congress to act. this isre aonsibility of the congress to act to reform the immigration system. even on the asylum system or the asylum process specifically, reforms to the asylum process, the number ofn immigratudges to process these cases. this is something that congress should be handling, quite frankly, but what we're seeing now over the last several years is action that happened onim gration has been via executive action, whether it was he craigslist of the daca program by president obama, child separation issues, which president trump addressed early in his term and now the question of asylum. really it's beyond the scope

. >> reporter: and her ather >>> the suspected suicide of two parkland suicide survivors are once againevealing the lingering trauma of tragedies. and here's anderson cooper with a preview of tonight's "60 minutes." >> reporter: we saw the phillips' in thousand oaks, california where people were gunned down at a country bar. it is one of the latest stops on their heart breaking journ ey. >> if you haven't lost somebody close to you, you can't comprehend it. >> reporter: just days before they arrived here, they were here. >> you're not counselors and yet you have upended your lives and reaching out in a very individual way. >> yes. that's compassion. bottom line it's about compassion. >> and compassion we get from those people too. it's not like it's a one-way deal. >> it was in 2012 that their daughter was murdered along with 11 others in a movie theater in aurora, colorado. she was 24 and an aspiring sports reporter. georgia's republican governor is expected to sign into law one of the most restrictive abortion bans. it outlaws abortion if a doctor able to dedect a heart beat. right no

as that for you in the last year, you took to .ather interesting trips what long-lasting impact does that have on you? >> i didn't get the question. >> the impact of having made .hese two trips with your son we had the funding to take a young campaign -- young companion with you from your family. i just want to know the impact it had on you and your son generally. >> my son is a good marine himself. i'm proud of him. very much. he was the one that went with me on the first trip. i don't know what he got out of , but i am glad he was the one that went. if i didn't, he would be the one to pass on my experience because he heard me in the interviews, most of the interviews. he would know what i did. wondering is, coming back from the battlefield, have you found it easy to share the experience of going back to the battlefield with family members, your daughters as well as .verybody in this room has become easier for you to of the warory because he has been back over there? navajoposition as the not to talk about the warriors , butrs -- the wars educational-wise, i am glad to share it with

future ather, next rainmaker, tomorrow, slightly, the main west.to the we will see showers around 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the aernoon. here comes friday's storm. rain coming through. we have an 80% chance of rain. area-wide, might as well be 100a fore, 71, mostly cloudy, chance of showers but not too bad. take that purse umbrellaith you. i think you will need it from time to time. we are calling for a washout friday, high of 77 degrees. maybe abl r friday. 69 on saturday, 74 on sunday. saturdsu and ay, weekend looking great. coming up at 5:45, extended on the 10-day forecast and talk more about you pollen sufferers. this is what we have coming up. >>> you heard of prescriptions butet drugs at the pharmacy what about produce? >> with this program, this helps a lot of people that really can't afford it.r: >> reporte coming up, a new initiative helping to save lives. >>> duval high school has been >>> duval high school has been in maryland since the yoooh, hello yellow!t ross and you find... yes! that's yes for less. spring forward with the latest brand-name styles at 2at ross. ercent off par

shortstop trea turnerti h hisself last night and meanwhile, ather booed and a big day. nats up, 3-2.re he is our first soda pop of the yea lunges a 3-1 bob to center. soto. nats take a 6-2 lead. we love this hand schick with victor robles. and kyle does help andrew mccutchen smack to center and phillies take the lead but bull uggles continue and then tying up on an error, enter jake hero. a chance to be the bases loaded, 3-2 count. guess what. it's af walk-of walk. he is being st downo activate hen nats howie kendricks. he helped them win, 9-8. you have to love the celebration. >>> ready for takeoff in thert ultimate h break, a year ago to the final four this year. the virginia cavalier men's basketball teamn their way to minneapolis. this year they make their first final four apprance since 1984 when they take on auburn saturday. saying hello to the final four saying good-bye to head coach buzz williams hired for the same job at texas a&m. he is returning home where he was an assistant with the aggies from 2004 to 2006. they had unpredenteduccess under williams. three

ather told me about it last night, that there was a lot of people on the street.s >> reporter: t the second deadly amtrak incident like this in about a week. just last week this train hittingne someo near the buoy state stop. in new carrolltonm atuss, news 4. >>> federal leaders have put out new guidelines for rail agencie and ideas about how to make the tracks safer. they're suggesting a roeview of so hi called trespassing hot spot areas. >>> hundreds of people are still unable to go back home after that fire in the high-rise here. that blaze began in a transforme at the skyline plaza complex in baileys crossroads area sending thick black smoke in a number of the units. it also cut power to that 26-story tower. investigators tell us the cause of the fire is accidental. hot metal in the transformer's vault leading to plastic wing igniting. dominion power tells us yesterday it could be a cofple now before electricity isaters safe to drink in all of prince george's county. that boil water advisory has now beente l all cold water lines for five n mirtes before you drink o use the water

well, this is ather trump interpretation of the law. law is very clear with spect to how we treat people who get to our borders. our law does not say, go back in mexico and wait. our laws ay we have to acknowledge you when you get here and we put youin a process to make sure we examine, whin the fullest extent of the law, exactly what is being considered. so i'm not surprised at the judge's decision, in america, the three branches of government are co-equal. anytime there is a dispute, we take them to the courts. it just appears that every time we go to court,hallenges some of these policies, the peopwle , and that's why we are a trmocracy. this is nopville. this is the united states of america. >> woodruff: well, the president continues, as you know, he wants toughe p immigratiicies. he says the country is full. he said, over the last few day,n he's calling ngress to tightton laws further. what's going to happen? i mean, if the democratic majority in the house is ere you are, the president is where pen?s, what's going to hap >> well, m

plon, get a year of netflix h.8t >>> back at 4:30 now, with ather alert.m 4 tracking that line of severe storms moving out of the region now. >> it wa f dicey a good hour or so. 4 's get the storm team meteorologist doug cammer akamm the storm system. >> we had the tornado warning in parts of fairfax county, montgomery county. now that line has pushed off towards the east. youan c see severe thunderstorm warnings for just about the entire east shore there. most of it moved out of our area. that's very good news. as we look to the south, still heavy rain. i'll zoom on in to this area here. iows stil gettingow the dinging. that's because of the these storms and because they continue to make their way out of here. the tornado watch no longer in effect for anybody with tn exceptiof southern portions of calvert and st. mary. even down there i expect it to be canceled in that region as these srms continue to move on out. you can see what i'm talking about there. there is the tornado watch in the yellow here and even a tornado warning east of baltimore. this is f

during the arch, a cold front is going to come through athere.he reason for the northwest wind later. any time after 3:00, 4: will be a tiny chance for a stray shower or two. rain chances are below 20%, they're just not zero. i can't tell you that it will not rain. r ann chances, higher across outhern maryland and the lower bay. here's the ten-day forecast. 80ish today with another sni an a stray shower chance. then typical aprilut weather bright sunshine and beautiful days wednesday and thursday. rain chances on friday have been moved up. could have some thunderstorms around, as well. saturday, melissa, will be the prettier half of th weekend. >> reporter: it looks prettyo me. thank you. taking a look right now chopper 4 showing delays on southbound 270 becau of an overturned box truck. sounds like it's back on his wheels. southbound after 80 at urbana, just the right lane getting by crash. of the a five-mile back up. a lot of delays. you'll want to commit to something ee if you're headed out any time soon. alternates here -- 355 or85 to 80 to 2

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we'll see you in 25 minutes for ather, trfic, lafoc >>> good morning. severe weather warning. a historic spring storm taking pm coast to coast. 200 millionple in its path. several states bracing for a monster blizzard with whiteout conditions and up to two feet of snow. others expecting dangerous winds and heavy rain. al's got iall covered just >>> dropping the hammer. >> are you scared ofoing to prison? >> federal prosecutors announce more charges against parents in the college admissions scandal including actress lori loughlin. did the holdouts missoheir chanceake a deal? >>> round two. william barr facing another grilling on capitol hill this morning after saying he wil release an

. >> the organizatn changes and you realize i need get ather job, i need to push myself. i need to start performing at a different level. it becomes much more obviou >> okay. who wants ice cream? >> me. >> yeah ay. >> how do you make a change? we'll tell you steps you can take tomorrow to plan your lifestyle change. not always that easy. 5:26. >>> coming up, he was an advocate for safer streets until heas struck and killed. the bike ride for change the counity held in his honor. >>> new daring of a river rescue. strangers save a woman strand inside a sinking suv. more on this incredible story ahead at 5:30. >>> and we've got some nice conditions throughout. the sun coming up i just about an hour fm now. temperatures starting this morningn the0s and 40s. a little bit ofez a bree as we go through the first part of th. da but it's going to be an excellent second partst day. more on the restek of the workwe with rain c alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand eovover. hand wha? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch vide of people pla

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. >>> this morning a morgue ather the baby are okay after a car struck toddler to thee helped the pair >> i was coming up clairedon going to city college of san francisco. >> reporter: what happened next could have been a lot worse.ors. this white van was making a left-hand turn when the driver noticed a baby and the stroller and she made eye contact with the mother who seemed to acknowledge her. there was one little problem. she thought it would be okay to cross the not section, but she failed to see me to the right. that's miles ditman, the driver of a blue mercedes who was broad sided and the impact pushed his car to the stroller with the baby in it. >> i was the 911 caller. >> christine was walking when she heard the crash. ditman explained what happened next. >> as i got out of my car the baby was lying kind of on the side of the stroller because the stroller was tipped over and i bruisi and the nkka me thne. paramedic. the mother a few feet away from the baby had not been hit by the car, but was on the ground. ditman brought the baby over to her. then the baby started to cry beca

let's turn to chuck and see what's to come in ather. >> allright. i would grab the umbrella before you headed the door early this morning. clouds have been thickening overnight. ay see a sliver or two of sunshine today, but othe whole you'llhink of today as a cloudy one. fo s, not forus, if it's not un going to be s and warm, see you later. ho you have a nice trip in town. 62 at international airport with a lot of clouds and a light wind out of the northeast at six miles per hour. it will be breezy here tomorrow, saturday, and sunday. enjoy the light windse while w have them. current temperatures, 59 up in purcellville. 58 degrees in montgomery village. 57 in ringfield, virginia. 63 in annapolis. your planner then for today, a lot of clouds. it's not going to be a washout. it's not going to rain all the time all day, but i'd grab the umbrella. rain chances today at least 40%. maybe it's -- maybe 50%, 60% chance closer to the pennsylvania border. 20% or 30% chance southern maryland and the northern neck. this big swirl of low pressure that's bringing

especially right now with the ather being okay and the blossoms out. so this is what we're doing right nows the future what the future is. so we'll see. >> are you excited for tonight. >> i am. this is the second time i'm here and it is a great opportunity to be here to meet our other fellow chefs that we don't get a chance to see and meet new guests and hms host is great about bringint everybodether for a great big family meal and giving back to the community, which is esome so we do raise our hand and say, yes, can we come. >> like a field trip. >> it is a field trip to come here and i'll be here through the third and fourth a should they expand into los angeles i would love to do that too. >> i'l f hold you that. >> and now he'll ask for the tape. ticks, unfortunately already sold out. >> we sold out quickly. we expect to raise a o quarter a million dollars from this event. we year in all of our endeavors we shared aboutf h a million dollars and we contributed about three dozen different charities in the places where we operate. and the future is br

time for ather look at th forecast. there were severe storms overnight. all that thunder and lightning pt us up. luckily the rains moved out. we still have winds to deal wi lauren ricketts. >> that's going to be the main story as the system exits out of the area. the winds are picking up as high pressure builds in. nice conditions, but with the two systems now pretty breezy winds. additional power outages possible, as well. 've got a lot of power outages out there now. you may have seen your lights flicker overnight. if you were awoken by the storms, windows out, a great night. if you had the windows open, people saying, hey, our lights flickered, or i couldn't go back to sleep, that was the case overnight a the last couplef hours. the good news is the rain is out of here. t is heavier weather thr over thank goodness. mow per watches or works in terpgs ofrain. we have a wind advisory posted. that's going to be the main story. we'll have to watch for power outages rolling through. system. this this system came in two parts. we dealt with it yesterday eveni

when does one chimp step in tono tslp ather? what lures them ouide on a rainy day-- or causes them to retrea >> they get upset if there's somebody here who's not me. that happens sometimes. >> brown: i asked de waal what we remain unable to know about the inner life of chimps and dher animals. >> one of the moficult ones is consciousness, and that relates to the issue of "feeling," right? is it possible that an animal shows all these emotional signs in the face and then in the body and in the behavior without associated feelings, without a conscious sortf being conscious of the emotions? i think it's very un. i think that animals like chimpanzees and dolphins a so on, they must have a level of consciousness. but how do we demonstrate that? that is a big puzzle for science. >> brown: are there inevitablel ethisues, as we learn more about how closely we are related in our emotional life to animals? >> it has obvious moral implications. i think if animals are machines without feelings and nothing, we can do whatever we want with th

msome form of public they are living athers' home in upper darby, pennsylvania.or it's a shelter fregnantused in what was once a convent. >> hi, how're you doing today? okay, very good. >> obenhaus: it was founded in 1991 by a group led by dr. isajiw. >> being able to promise them a place to live was extremely powerful tool. that gave them the courage to choose le. >> obenhaus: mothers' ho can house up to 20 women. r six months after theygnant and deliver. >> the common circumstance that brings the majority of our residents here is trauma. there's abuse. there's a lot ofomestic violence. there's drug addiction. um, there's trauma that's just overflowing from childhood, things that ner heal, disconnected families. our goal is to support those women who, in spite of their circumstances, still want to give birth to these babies. when women come in for the interview, they've already made the decision that they want to keepheir baby. they are just looking for a safe place. where are you living? y um, some guy let me sta his house, he said i had untilto y. >> today is your deadline? >> yes. >>

be athere and -- there need for supply chains to adjust? frank-jurgen: this u.s.rade war will definitely disturb the global supply chains and many companies moving many fracturing out of china to places like india but also indonesia and other parts of southeast asia. might be impacted by maybe 1.5% to 2% if the trade war is really coming through. we also have other tariffs in place as well. for the u.s.,inum not to mention the u.s. administration has been threatening tariffs on cars and car parts from other countries, not just china. do you expect to see these tariffs in place as the u.s. becomes more protectionist? frank-jurgen: i think europe is in the same boat. trump also president a strong manufacturing sector, and it is not only china. it is the whole world, and we believeateralism, and i to strengthen multilateral institutions, if you think about the crisis in 2008, all countries work together. there was the consensus that we have to fight the crisis that is notd happening now. and protectionism will just lead to the country. and we might face a new recessi

system components are led by every debate could different individuals so the idea that there is athere's an internatioe and development related money both world bank was run by a man named john mccoy and that relationship again had to do with chase or bank. we will go to the public and faithful try to raise money for them used for projects that they deemed appropriate or necessary and the world would find the work on distributing money out of those particular projects. >> host: one final character before we run out of time that you spend a lot of time with. david rockefeller. the >> guest: he was at the crux of a major shift that happened throughout the relationship between banking and washington, banking into the- presidency. he came from a time there was depression an and the own basicc thickened portion. the family ise so close satisfying. you go to this family being involved elements of wall street and global policy, nelson rockefeller became president while david was running chase. it was a major power player but david crockett suffered during his time as he was rising to become the

let's take a look atour ather as far as our forecast is concerned. thank you very much.5 to 22 degrees below averag but we will see a slow warm-up. those temperatures will start to new york will see warmer weather on wednesday as we move in ath dallas will see temperatures a little cooler. but look at how much warmer everything gets as we move into the latter part of the week. temperaturesng get more seasonal and we like that. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. ight sunshine. look at those beautiful peaking cherry trees around the tidal basin today. have a couple more ds toenjoy them. sunshine for now temperatures in the mid-30s to right around 40 degrees. but clouds will thicken up quickly today. there will be a chance for rain showers. we see at about 3:00 afternoon until 100 this evening. we'll be stuck around 50 today. back up into the mid and upper 60s with sunshine tomoow. >> reporter: and that is your latest weather. hoda? >> all right, al. thank

. >> is certainly not game overwe >>> severe ather outbreak. dangerous storms in the south turning deadly overnight. flooding facing nearly a hundred million people today froid flora to maine. the impact on your holiday d plans straight ahead. >>> the spark? paris officials believe the o that devastating t notre dame was an electrical shorts rics inside tt church just saved overnight. >>> those stories plus a twist in the college admissions scandal. did lori loughlin's husband lie about his own college experience? >>> surprising drop. why the number of americans goinh has hit an lo all-time w. >>> and the earth all stars. >> this might be y favorite song. >> the music video sensation bringing home stars for a worthy cause. "today," friday, april9th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. >> nice to have you with us on a friday. h craig'se while hoda is home with the baby. >> and a good friday. the weather could impact your plans. let's get to tt in amoment. but first the top story on this friday m

that's ather concern. is there investigation fatigue? needs to be lear and investigated. congress has a different mission. they're supposed to look at what needs to be hachanged, wt legislation should come out of this, notothether or n there should be a prosecution oal crimin penalties. it is are completely diffent job than what mueller had. politically it is fraught. ou >> adam ted on it, we saw joe biden announce he'll be running for president. what strength and does he bring? he's been in the game for decades. >> well, that's both a s aength and weakness. he has great name recognition. and he showed in the first 24 hours tt heould raise $6.3 million. a lot of money and it was done within days. that's impressive. at the same time, he has a longl record, a of accomplishments, and a lot of issues that he sponsored, the crime bill in 1994 v that wasy popular at the time. popular in minority communities at the time who were hurting nom the crime wave the big cities. and now not at l. among many people in the era of black lives matter and w