problems why are we just giving the money here both countries also agreed on strengthening them bill terry ties working you tell us about that. yes particularly up aeration when it comes to africa there's are going to be three helicopters on loan not on loan but being deployed from the u.k. to mali where they're going to help french operations logistically so much more cooperation when it comes to security particularly with regards to africa and with regard to the prevention of terrorism but more generally of course also what they were talking about about brics it. was asked is he going to is he punishing london when he says that there will not be access as not much access for the city of london as as they used to be and he denied that but he said you know if you're not in the single market you just don't have the he just doesn't have the same access so he didn't really barge from his more hardline position when it comes to press it but on many other fronts he was sort of extending the arm of friendship to the u.k. and to reason may was taking this. our correspondent in london tonight bigg

bill terry the priest came up with the idea to write those names on the walls of his church. and we decided that naming the names of murder victims in a public display would be helpful in reminding us all that these are human beings so. this morning you will add five new names to his memorial including tarim brother. there are so many victims that he no longer has time to have the name. grades were shot in september. america raised off a box it's not just by god it's one of the least look at the movies in america that are the stuff that goes on in this country so all of that equates to the it's as our it's. the last name that the priest and his terrains brothers. pray for the truckers. her. military began writing those names eight years ago you will soon run out of space to write the names of the new victims. at the same moment east of the city a young man was just killed another drug related act of revenge. the police has shut down the neighborhood the local t.v. stations are already there and it is very real who was hit by gunfire killed somebody else. a young cousin of the

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bill. they'll also focus on expanding medical marijuana licenses. and for both states -- there's a big focus on transportation. tonight - virginia governor terry mcauliffe will deliver his final state of the commonweath address. the speech is set for seven o'clock in richmo lieutenant governor... becomes virginia's 73rd governor on saturday. and this morning northam is making history, even before he's sworn in to office. on tuesday, governor-elect ralph northam announced ester lee as his secretary of commerce. pending her approval by the legislature, northam will have eight women serving in his cabinet... making his the first majority-female cabinet in commonwealth history. coming up - a plane change. what you may not be able to do the next time you fly british airways. plus - the olympics may be the world's oldest games... but they're looking to the worlds newest technology. seven on your side with an alert for dog owners. the popular pet app now at the center of a data breach. eileen live tease let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balance

tied to terry mcauliffe who is close with bill and hillary clinton, about $500,000. so that's the kind of context of all of this. and it shows two things. one, what it was like for andrew mccabe to work under this president who clearly saw him as somebody biased from the beginning and, two, how the president sees leadership at the fbi. >> and, robert costa, let's talk about the memo and the back story you have been reporting on paul ryan and the doj and how the fbi and doj went to paul ryan and tried to get them to stop this republican memo or at least edit it and what happened last night was a partisan vote with releaguse of a memo. >> fbi director christopher wray expressed concerns to members of the house on the intelligence committee about publicly releasing this memo. the ranking democrat, adam schiff of california, told me yesterday he had a frank conversation with mr. wray about his concern, but yet the committee decided to move forward. >> this is paul ryan being asked about that, exactly that, this morning. >> this is a completely separate matter from bob mu

bills during the 60-session.. but up first - a new budget. the proposal from outgoing governor terry mcauliffe includes spending for medicaid expansion and regional tax increases to pay for virginia's share of metro funding. updates on metro and on i-66 tolls will top the agenda when virginia's joint commission on transportation accountability meets today. the commission will receive a progress report from the transporation secretary on tolling on i-66 inside the beltway. metro's general manager will update the commission on issues the transit agency is facing. new developments, following a local murder attributed to the m-s-13 gang.. the mastermind in the killing of a 15-year-old gaithersburg girl pleaded guilty yesterday to first-degree murder. damaras reyes-rivas was tortured before she was stabbed to death last january at lake accotink park in springfield. 18-year-old venus iraheta faces up to life in prison when she's sentenced in may. authorities say iraheta stabbed the 15-year-old just after vowing to see her in hell. iraheta is one of 10 accused ms-13 members charged in the c

terry. >>> now this, the tax bill, it takes away "salt" deductions and caps property tax deductions in high-taxed. joining us is eric eckerd. from the real estate brokerage firm purple bricks. i know up something going on in california. why would anybody want to buy an upscale, sort of a 1%er type home in california when that group of people is going to get so hard hit with the tax cut? >> first off, thank you for having me on the show. entering into the u.s., specifically california is part of our national progress. we launched the uk in fought fourth. in three years we came -- stuart: that is your talking points. that is your commercial. what are you doing in southern california. >> to get to your question, particularly california opportunity to enter a market with largest market based on transactions. stuart: what are you doing to convince people to buy upscale home in california in general. >> california has attributes. number one, quality of living. opportunity for strong economy. it is the sixth economy -- stuart: wait a minute. if i buy an upscale house in california, presumably i'm an ups

terry holt and jessica tarlov, we'll check back in with you next week. >>> lawmakers in one state considering a billinate marriage licenses. what they're doing and what critics have to say. in bermuda. oh. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) and it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you guys can't get back on track. great. great. yeah. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. >> dana: alabama considers eliminating marriage licenses and the requirement of a wedding ceremony in order to be in compliance with the supreme court ruling that legalized same sex marriage. jonathan serry joins us live. how likely is alabama to make this change? >> reporter: welsh this bill has already passed in the alabama senate and it's expected to go to the floor of the alabama state house as early as next week. even some lawmakers opposing this bill say that it's likely to pass. supporters see it as a compromise that brings the state in compliance with the 2015 supreme court ruling legalizing gay marriage. while respecting the belief that some probate judges

bill. they will also focus on expanding medical marijuana licenses, and for both states there's a big focus on transportation. happening tonight, virginia governor terryfinal state of the state address. that's set for 7:00 in richmond. ralph northam, the current lieutenant govern no nor, takes over virginia's top spot on saturday. let's get a check of your forecast right now. eileen whalen with the good news today. eileen: yes, indeed. 40's never sounded so good. 44 later this afternoon. we've got some clouds out there, but no rain with the cloud cover. as they take you hour by hour, by lunchtime, 40 degrees. 44, seasonable day. might get a little more sunshine late this afternoon. but our warming trends, the big weather story later this week. tomorrow, 55. 63 degrees on friday. but we will be tracking rain, so make sure that you have your storm watch 7 weather app. but oh, 20 degrees above average, julie, i'll take it. julie: right. i am right there with you, no doubt about it. but unfortunately, our commute is definitely tied up. a 60-minute ride from 66 headed north up to 270. the crash here at the american legion bridge to blame. if you bail out a

bill and relayed what we discussed. he agrees. i will e-mail you and -- this has been redacted -- same. much later, he says -- this is referring to mr. mccabe, this text exchange and his connections to terry mcauliffe via his wife, mr. mccabe's wife and whether mr. mccabe should have recused himself from investigation of hillary clinton's imails. what does this all mean? jim jordan, one of the republicans very concerned about what's happening at the fbi, said this. >> i think the logical thing is if the fix was in on the clinton investigation and these same top people at fbi started and ran the trump-russia investigation, might there be bad things going there as well? as you look at the text messages, sure looks like there is. reporter: democrats are pointing out that republicans like jim jordan are trying to undermine the fbi and the department of justice as part of an attempt to undermine robert mueller and his investigation of collusion or potential collusion with the trump campaign during the presidency. so here's what mark warner from the senate intelligence committee put out. he's the ranking member, he said in a tweet, quote, and this is in references to allegedly there's a tweet w

terry, what do you think happens? when we consider that in the senate right now it's not just democrats against republicans, you have some republicans, the leadership especially, that wants a short-term bill. there are some republicans that don't want to kick the can anymore. they want a bill that's going to solve this whole thing then you get the democrats that want daca included in this where's the middle ground, do you think? >> the middle ground, i think, is easily seen it's not so easily gotten to, but it's easily seen firstly, let me say about the meeting that just happened within the last hour in washington, only serious meetings are not leaked. so, you know, so that was a serious meeting. and a good one you didn't have -- you don't have the white house you don't have senator schumer trying to overcharacterize the meeting or to politicize it. they're actually trying to make some progress, so that ought to be heartening for those that care about this. secondly, to larry's point is exactly right. the impact of this, the government shutdowns used to be seen as catastrophic now they're not seen that way anymore. you can see the journal and "the washington post" both published things th