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dead don't die," featuring what's billed as "the greatest zombie cast ever disassembled," led by bill murraym driver, chloe sevigny, and tilda swinton. the comedy lurches into theaters june 14th.(nat) awkwafina is doing double duty for her next movie. she'll produce and star in "crime after crime." the comic actress will play the host of a true-crime podcast about a convict... who escapes from jail and turns up at her house. ike barinholtz, who's also a producer on the comic caper, is set to play the escapee, who insists he's innocent."welcome to this morning's walkceremony!"who do see get a star on the hollywood walk of fame? it's nomination time! anyone can suggest their favorite celebrity to the hollywood chamber of commerce, which is taking nominations through the end of may. a committee will meet in june to review all nominations and make its selections for 20-20. details and applications at walk-of-fame dot-com. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. for

>>behind these 3.85 bill murray keys boulevard this is a commercial complex where the fire broke out a little after midnight monday. now here's some video that shows what the firefighters were dealing with when they first arrived on scene flames shooting through the roof of the building. the fire had already involved about 30 to 40% of the building at that point. now no one was hurt in this fire to business owners were inside they were able to get out and call 911, here's some daylight video that shows you the damage that was sustained. you can see it is significant and that the fire department at this point says they do not know the cause or the point of origin. that's because the damage to the building is so significant to they haven't been able to get an inspector in there. >>to figure out what happened. >>because the fire was so danced upon arrival and had spread so quickly through the building. some of the main supports that hold the roof of have been heavily damaged and so in conjunction with our own fire investigators. the city of nevada building engineers and a structural eng

>>behind me is 3.85 bill murray keys boulevard this is a commercial complex with a fire broke out a little after midnight monday. now here's some video that shows what the firefighters were dealing with when they first arrived on scene flames shooting through the roof of the building. the fire had already involved about 30 to 40% of the building at that point. now no one was hurt in this fire to business owners were inside they were able to get out and call 911, here's some daylight video that shows you the damage that was sustained. you can see it is significant and that the fire department at this point says they do not know the cause or the point of origin. that's because the damage to the building is so significant to they haven't been able to get an inspector in there. >>to figure out what happened. >>because the fire was so danced upon arrival and had spread so quickly through the building. some of the main supports that hold the roof up have been heavily damaged and so in conjunction with our own fire investigators. the city of about a building engineers and a structural engineer on

this happened in the 300 block of bill murray and cheese boulevard at around 12:15am 2 people were actually inside they were able to get out safely. all of the businesses in that building either a suffer from smoke damage or water damage. officials now looking to see if it was arson. well over to the east way now com. police say that children were among the nearly 30 people who were pepper sprayed following a big fight. this happened saturday night at the children's indoor amusement park, the jungle, it's located right in the willows shopping center that pepper spray force nearly 2 dozen people out of the building into the streets, many of them had trouble breathing. police say that those involved in the fight they actually left the scene before officers arrived, but they are looking at surveillance video to find out exactly what happened and who was involved. well a pothole may have cause to eastbound lanes to shut down in the richmond center fell bridge. this happened friday night, a driver reported concrete falling from the upper deck and hitting her car yet it has happened again kron fo

>>behind me is 3.85 bill murray keys boulevard this is a commercial complex with a fire broke out a littlefter midnight monday. now here's some video that shows what the firefighters were dealing with when they first arrived on scene flames shooting through the roof of the building. the fire had already involved about 30 to 40% of the building at that point. now no one was hurt in this fire to business owners were inside they were able to get out and call 911, here's some daylight video that shows you the damage that was sustained. you can see it is significant and that the fire department at this point says they do not know the cause or the point of origin. that's because the damage to the building is so significant to they haven't been able to get an inspector in there. >>to figure out what happened. >>because the fire was so danced upon arrival and had spread so quickly through the building. some of the main supports that hold the roof up have been heavily damaged and so in conjunction with our own fire investigators. the city of about a building engineers and a structural engineer only

bill. >>washington senator patty murray introduced a resolution to pass the bill by unanimous consent on equal pay day. >>the tennessee republican senator lamar alexander prevented the bill from moving forward saying it's not needed people. >>pay for equal work. the is the right thing to do what i would add the equal pay for equal work is already the law but the gender pay gap is very we'll on factory floors and in woll >>actress michelle williams shared her experience i'd been paid less than a $1000. >>compared to the million. that my male counterpart had received for the exact same amount of work the paycheck fairness act would prevent employers from asking women about their p history get rid of rules that prevent employees from talking about their salaries and employers would have to share their salary data with the e e o c in washington alexander lee mt. >>google says its temporary workers deserve full benefits like its regular staff so today, the company announced changes designed to reach that goal google says it is giving staffing companies until next year to increase minimum wages for

murray with more from washington. >> reporter: good morning christine and dave. bill barr was back in front of lawmakers yesterday with a very surprising claim. he hinted that maybe the fbi, maybe intelligence agencies were spying on the trump campaign during 2016, but he didn't offer any evidence to back it up, and in fact later on he clarified his remarks saying this. >> i am not saying that improper surveillance occurred. i'm saying that i am concerned about it and looking into it. that's all. >> barr shared with lawmakers he's looking into how the initial investigation into the trump campaign began in 2016. that's something that will be pleasing to president trump. what may not be pleasing, barr said he's not going to look at the mueller report and sanitize it so there's nothing that makes the president that looks bad. he'll only going to do that about private individuals, not people who are holding public office and faced criticism over his summary over the mueller report, in his decision to clear the president of obstruction of justice. mueller didn't instruct h

murray. >> those bills have been laying on the chairman, on the majority leader mcconnell's desk for close to two years. >> we would be happy to work with you on those. where we have a stumbling block, murray was funding would have the protections. that was the stumbling block at the end of the day. >> thank you, senator. >> if you want to stay for a minute, there will be time for more questions. senator shaheen? >> well, thank you, mr. secretary for being here. i would say there's an agreement between both sides on the alexander murray legislation and a strong list of bipartisan sponsors. it's unfortunate that because there was opposition from the white house, because there was opposition from the leadership in the senate that that bill wasn't ablg to come to the floor. i encourage you, everybody who's been in the senate, recognize that we need to improve some things. some things are not working. the response is not to refuse to come to the table. it's not to overturn the law so people have no alternatives. the answer is to work together to get it down. i'm very disappointed we have not se

bill. and patty murray have a great piece of legislation that would help repair that and reduce the rates foraught up in a political fire storm. i've told the president many times i said mr. president, you can fix this. why don't we call trump repair care. you can fix it. let us fix it and put it in place. now they're talking about all these ideas that people have, we can't even fix what's in front of us let alone start over from nothing. >> senator, like you, i am surrounded by people i grew up with who voted for donald trump against their best interest. people in unions, firefighters, police officers, please take us to west virginia. take us to cabin creek, explain briefly, what's the magic here? what resonates with them? >> mike, i'll tell you one thing, i've tried. i go everywhere i can and say come on, guys. they say well, they like -- they just basically think he's going to be there fighting for values that he has and he thinks that basically making america great again, these were all people that made america. these are mine workers, factory workers these are people in the hard labor ma

special until conjunction with what we had before which was going to be alex anned deer murray kol deer collins bill. >> they were laying on the desk for close to 2 years. >> where we have a stumbling block senator murray was around the funding on the csrs would have an appropriate high dak protections that ended up being the stumbling block. >> i'm sure she would like that. >> if you want to stay for a minute there will be a time for more questions. senator she mean. >> thank you mr. secretary for being here. i would say there was actually an agreement between both sides on the alexander murray legislation and a strong list of bipartisan response source and it's unfortunate that because there was opposite position from the white house and because there was opposite position from the leadership and the senate that bill wasn't able to come to the floor and i would encourage you, i think everybody who has been in the senate since we passed the affordable care act recognizes that we need to improve some things and some things are not working. the response is not to refuse to come to the table. it's not

private pay from 20 to 40% overnight it is what was going to be the alexander murray package that would have csr funding. >> those bills have been laying on the majority leader desk of course we have a stumbling block and senator murray the funding would have the productions that ended up being the stumbling block for us at the end of the day. if you want to stay for a minute there will be more time for questions. >> thank you mr. secretary for being here. i would say becaus it is an agrt between both sides on the alexander murray legislation and a strong list of bipartisan sponsors. it's unfortunate because there is opposition from the white house and opposition from the leadership in the senate that the bill wasn't able to come to the floor and i would encourage you, i think everybody that has been in the senate since we passed the affordable care act recognizes that we need to improve some things that are not working but the response is not to refuse to come to the table were returned the walls of people have no alternatives. it's to get it done and i'm very disappointed we haven't seen that kind of leadership eithe

murray has the latest. democrats are furious about bill barr's you be substantiated allegation. >> that's correct. it made a splash on capitol hill when he said he believes the trump campaign was spied on but didn't have evidence to back up his conclusion. now democrats are fuming. >> i think there was spying did occur, yes. i think spying did occur. >> reporter: a stunning statement by attorney general william barr, claiming the fbi or intelligence agencies during the obama administration may have spied on the 2016 trump campaign. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal, it's a big deal. >> reporter: later he tried to clarify his claim. >> i am not saying improper surveillance occurred, i'm saying that i am concerned about it and looking into it. that's all. >> reporter: while he stopped short of accusing anyone of breaking the rules, barr suggests there may have been missteps in the fbi led by james comey during the 2016 election. >> to the extent there were issues at the fbi, i do not view it as a problem that's endemic to the fbi. i think there was probably a failure among a gr

that in conjunction, as we have before with what was going to be the alexander-murray-collins-nelson package. >> those two bills have been laying on chairman-- on majority leader mcconnell's desk close to two years. >> we'd be happy to work with you on those. i think where we've got a stumbling block, senator murray, around ensuring the funding on the csr's would have appropriate hyde act protections. and i think that's the stumbling block. >> if you want to stay for a minute. there will be time for more questions if you have more to ask. senator shaheen. >> well, thank you, mr. secretary for being here. i would say that there's actually an agreement between both sides on the alexander-murray legislation and a strong list of bipartisan sponsors and it's unfortunate that because there was opposition from the white house, because there was opposition from the leadership in the senate, that that bill wasn't able to come to the floor. and i would encourage you-- i think everybody who has been in the senate since we passed the affordable care act recognizes that we need to improve some things, that some things are n

father murray, appreciate it. thank you. >> bill: the cross is still above the altar.ack to greg palkot working the story for us along the banks of the seine. back here at home more trouble for mark zuckerberg. what your data treated as a bargaining chip? newly leaked documents about facebook today. president trump talking about sending migrants to sanctuary cities. andy biggs will talk us to next. >> it's illegal, it's immoral, it's unethical. it's sophomoreic. it is petulant and it is par for the course. my dream car. it turns out, they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . >> president trump: it would be a lot easier if congress would get together and the democrats agree to get rid of the loopholes. what do you think -- who do you think these countries are giving us? not their finest, that i can tell you. it is insane. of course, asylum is ridiculous situation. >> sandra:

murray, cnn, washington. >> josh rogin joins me now, a cnn political analyst and a columnist for "the washington post." good to see you. >> likewise. >> so attorney general bill barr says he will release a redacted mueller report to the public within a week, but refused to answer whether the white house had seen it. why not just say yes or no? what does it signal when he avoids that question? and if the democrats issue a subpoena, will they ever get to see the full, unredacted report? >> attorney general barr is doing what he's always done, which is giving congress only the information he believes he is directly obligated to give them, no more, no less. that's his style. it's making democratic members of congress very unhappy. he shows no signs of altering it. that applies to when he talks about directions with the white house. it also applies to the details of what exactly these redactions will be and whether or not he will explain them once he hands them over. what's clear is the democrats in congress have no intention of being satisfied by taking attorney general barr's word for this. so you can be sure that no matter what the redactions are, since he has

additionally our bill adheres to the parity principle reflected in the amendment proposed by senator murray in the senate, budget committees, budget resolution markup last month. and aligns with the bipartisan bicameral taft deals of the past. passing this two-year budget is both smart and responsible. it provides the appropriations committee clear, top line budget levels, so they can graft the must pass legislation needed to fund our government. this will help us avoid a continuing resolution, or at worst, another government shutdown. by passing the investing for the people act, we in the house will be doing our jobs, following regular order, and ensuring we can meet the needs and priorities of our families and communities. as the committee considers this legislation, i ask for a structured rule that will allow for meaningful debate. i look forward to passing this bill in the house, and i look forward to taking your questions today. rep. mcgovern: thank you very much, mr. womack, welcome. mr. womack thank you very much. : i think the chairman, ranking member cole, members of the committee,

murray is here and is that moan pro could you mess. with the new information that jessica schneider just gave us, helpful to get inside into why bill barr is doing this or at beast what he plans to talk about at this press conference since that was unexpected yesterday. give us the big picture. >> i think the news tells us this is really a press conference about bill barr not about robert mueller or about his report. it's about why was he talking to the white house and revealing things to them in advance which appears to be improper, did i withhold anything due to executive privilege. the answer he had previously told us is no. either he's doing that to remind us that he didn't do something wrong or he's going to change his answer. third did i do these redactions in an appropriate manner which with he would ordinarily expect but given the skepticism that's rightfully been thrown on this process he think this is a defensive press conference by bill barr. >> joe, you are the perfect guest for this because it's always been about what happens from here on out. the spin, the narrative. because renato's world is over, theres no criminality, i

murray, thank you so much. joining me now to discuss this is senator chris van hollen, democrat from maryland, who is one of the democrats questioning attorney general bill barr today. senator, thanks so much for joining us. let's get your reaction to attorney general barr saying he's concerned about unauthorized surveillance of the trump campaign and that he has an obligation to investigate the conduct by the intelligence community. what did you think when he said that? and do you think he ever landed on a clear explanation of what he was exactly saying? >> no, he did not, jake. this was really a shameful moment for the attorney general, who was up before the committee and really not answering questions about why he was taking so long to provide the public with a report. really wouldn't talk about why he kplorexonerated the presiden the obstruction of justice charges, even when mueller did not exonerate the president. and while he wasn't answering those questions, he floated this whole thing, this surprise statement, about spying, but then quickly said he didn't have any evidence that he would provide to the committee. so it looks like he's doing the po