brandy's mom told them about josh daniels. a perrsonal trainer at the gym and an obsessive weighlifter. >> when you ran him through the computer, what'd you find out about him? did he have priors? >> he did not. >> he was not on law enforcement's radar. >> reporter: not on law enforcement's radar, but none the less, somebody they wanted to talk to right now. but, there was a problem, a big one. there was every reason to believe he wasn't in the driveway that night but 4,300 miles away in alaska. josh had moved up there to be near his mom. he'd found work in the prudo bay oil fields. >> josh was, in fact, still in alaska that night. >> so that's a pretty good alibi. >> yes. >> because there's domestic turmoil doesn't mean you'd necessarily have a suspect though, does it? >> --not necessarily. >> doesn't explain why she's dead in this vehicle, huh? >> but -- it's a good idea to eliminate the husband as a suspect in the get-go. >> reporter: detective ryan called josh daniels on alaska's north slope. >> can you discern things like

>> brandy graves. >> brandy, you understand we're recording our conversation, don't you? are you willing to make a statement and answer questions now without a lawyer? you don't want to talk? >> no. if i'm going to jail, i'm going to jail. why talk? >> is this just all tobacco? >> tobacco and phones. >> nothing else in here but tobacco and phones? >> that i know of. i didn't make it. >> i want you to go with ms. hill here. take her into the small interview room and sit down with her. each cell phone would be about $400 inside the prison wall. five pounds of tobacco there, about $100 an ounce. looking at $1,600 per pound, times that by five. we don't even know how many cell phones we've got here. >> tell me why cell phones are such a problem in prison. >> for one, it's a way for them to communicate without us being aware of it. they can virtually do anything they need to. they could set up -- if need be, they could set up hits, let information out. >> i've got to make a couple of phone calls. i'm going to see if i can send somebody to jail today. >> brandy, tell me why thi

brandi: thank you. [applause] brandi: thank you to the panelists. color of change has been a digital first organization since our founding. we know both the potential of the internet and the dangers of unaccountable platforms. we use technology to connect our members, to give voice to unheard stories, and demand change from corporation, elected officials, and others. but right now what we're seeing is a concentration of control over communication platforms that are fundamental to daily life. companies like facebook, google, youtube, and amazon are so large that being unable to unsafely use the platform is an unacceptable barrier to full participation and democracy, the marketplace, and civil society. when it comes to engaging with the digital economy and communication's platform, a couple quick facts. black and brown people on twitter, instagram, and whatsapp are owned by facebook and youtube, owned by google. children -- black and brown people, regardless of economic status -- rely on their smartphone than others as their primary device. this means

brandi: my name is brandi carlile. timis is the twins this is phil hanseroth.here for sanders. when he speaks, it means something for me. that may not make sense, but i am not a politician. i am a singer and a gay mom. [cheers & applause] brandi: and i think that in his life, bernie has done a great thing, which is to destigmatize a fairness, which we needed to do a long time ago, but it took him, and i love them, and i am here to support him as a man. [cheers & applause] i will take a little bit less guitar, suite monitor man. maybe a little bit less? thanks. maybe a little less. there we go. this song to sing .ith me if you know it your come gather 'round people wherever you roam and admit that the waters around you have grown and accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone. if your time to you is worth savin' then you better start swimmin' or you'll sink like a stone for the times they are a-changin' yeah, they are! all you writers and critics who prophesize with your pens yeah, keep your eyes wide the chance won't come again and don't speak too soon

both alyssa and brandy live with melissa now.s offered them the family life they didn't know with their biological mom. >> it is a family. and that's what i need. >> reporter: one more thing to do. this march, having pleaded guilty to murder, james prepared to be sentenced. is there redemption for a person like you? >> i don't know. i don't expect anybody that i've harmed or hurt to forgive me for what i've done. >> you looked in the lens as you said that. you're talking to them. >> i'm basically talking to melissa. i'm sorry. >> reporter: in exchange for his guilty plea, the d.a. agreed to recommend that james be eligible for parole some day. he's 24 years from now. >> all rise. >> reporter: final decision, up to the judge. defense attorney stover made the argument. >> a life with hope, judge. >> and then melissa took the stand. >> emotionally, the damage you have caused me is almost unbearable. for alyssa, you crumbled her foundation and everything she knew to be right and true. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also w

actually, my mom, when brandis -- brandeis. when my mom thought i was going to be a boy, she was going to name me brandies. dr. steele, you talk about this idea of the virtual barber shop or beauty salon and this course online. i love that. as soon as you said that, i could immediately visualize what that was. can you say a little more about what you mean when you say that, what has been this evolution of oral communication and use of humor by the black community to critique the dominant culture? and as we talk about this concept of privacy, do you think there is something lost or gained when our conversations are happening more out in the open in this public forum as opposed to the more closed space of a beauty salon? >> i started writing about what i deemed the digital barber shop from years back, and i struggle with the use of the term virtual, because virtual implies something that is not real, that is fabricated and that is separate from what we experience day to day. so the original thought was this was some kind of virtu

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of lyon's most famous sausages, is made primarily from pig's head, with pork belly, pork shoulder, brandyr flavor. it's always cooked, served hot? >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: man, that's good. >> daniel: that's what we're gonna eat with my father. >> anthony: oh yeah? >> daniel: i'm gonna get some here of the skin. [ reynon speaking french ] >> anthony: he knows he does really good work. >> daniel: uh-huh. >> anthony: he knows how good his stuff is, you know. cheers. oh nice, uh -- it's a beautiful day in lyon. >> daniel: yeah. >> anthony: in lyon, a city that believes absolutely in the power of food, one name is everywhere. a name that brought honor, attention, and millions of visitors to the city. though there have been many chef heroes in the annals of gastronomy, in lyon, and even across france, one name stands above all others. murals, bridges, markets, casual brasseries, the name of monsieur paul is everywhere. but one of his most enduring institutions is this -- l'institut bocuse. one of the nation's great culinary schools. [ chef speaking french ] >> anthony: now, just to give yo

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brandi hitt from our sister station has a look back at doris day's iconic career. ♪ once i had a secrete >> reporte >> in the 1950s, doris day was america's sweetheart, charming audiences and her leading men with her beautiful voice and her bubbly personality. >> officer, arrest this man. he is taking me up to his apartment. >> can't say i blame him, miss. >> she shared onscreen romances with rock hudson, cary grant. >> i'll keep you informed of my every move. >> and clark gable. >> and there was a short real life romance with co-star ronald reagan. still, day was no pushover. this was her favorite role, standing up to james cagney in love me or leave me. >> and then you'll never see me again. p>> because that makes me a tramp, and i'm not a tramp, no matter what you think. >> and she made a fearsome c s e calamity jane. but her voice soothed souls and won awards. ♪ que sera sera, whatever will be will be ♪ >> "que sera sera" became her signature song. ♪ whatever will be will be >> day was married four times. her third husband was also her manager. h died leaving her of dollars in debt,

not only the small stuff like the brandy but also vehicles.ons enforcement has been less than vigorous. we need to do something about that. that's a separate issue. eric: i guess he gives that stuff out as rewards. he's got a mayback. where does he get a mayback from? that's like $200,000. do you know what dealer it was? was it from germany. >> we don't know the dealer. but obviously it's important. eric, you touched on something critical. that's gift politics. the kim family rulers, not just kim jong un, but his father and grandfather, have given out luxury items to regime elements to buy or maintain loyalty. if there's no gift politics, there's no regime. if there's no regime, there's no missile or nuke programs. eric: what do you think the president should do about the otto warmbier act if it passes the senate. >> definitely he should push for adoption in congress and should sign it immediately. there are treasury regulations that morthat would more or lesse same things but they have not been enforced. the administration has not been enforc

northeast.e much likthe weather we have on monday, it's a nice, cool feel outside. 62 inin arlgton, 59 in brandy wine, 5 in olumbia, 64 in front royal,. virginia your planner for today, a lot of clouds and w'll see breaks of sunshine during the early to middle parts of the afternoon. depending where you travel, there will be a big range of mp teeratures. we should be in the mid to upper 70s. probably going to be 80 or warmer frt safford and ed fricksburg. parts of northern maryland might not get above 70. everyone gets a little preview of summertime tomorrow. more about that forecast coming up. melissa, did you want to get in line right behind me? >> yes. no, i don't. i would give him ad. band ai i don't want him to get hurt. >> thank you. >> i don't know if a band aid would do it, maybe crutches if they kick you. old georgetown road, left side was blocked by the crash. that has cleared out of the way so you don't have to worry about that. that's gone. this is gone as well. marlboro pike was shut down between dower house and old marlboro pike waswnhut that is reopened. taking a look at 66. fairf

police say a car driving north on brandy wine road near ha lee acres driver cross intoed the southbound lane and hit another vehicle. an adult male ded on the scene. several people injured. investigators are trying to figure out why t vehicle crossed into on coming traffic. >>> i'm leong hairs followin breaking news from missouri which is poised to become the latest state passing strongor abon restrictions. state lawmakers passed the bill that bans abortions after eight weeks. there is exception for medical emergencies. but none for rape or incest and doctors breaking that law face up to 15 years in jail. governor says he will sign the bill. >> i think all life has value to t all life i've been clear about that my entire career. i'm going to stand up for the people that don't have a voice. and everybody should have a right to life. and i believe that >> woen brought allf us into this world. and i sure hope they vote a of us out. >> now, four states have passed new abortion restrictions and o lawmakers in lsiana are considering them right now. and lawmakers there pass a restriction bill

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we well i think rick sanchez discussed iran's threat to restart its nuclear program with mohammed brandy of the university of toronto who helped negotiate the iran nuclear deal. even insiders here in washington with think tanks representing organizations like the carnegie endowment are now saying the troubled ministration is being quote deliberately provocative but we ask the question tonight is iran acting in a manner deserving of u.s. and israeli condemnation or are both countries simply trying to provoke busy the iranians into a war much like our invasion of iraq some are criticizing the 1st question why is president rouhani threatening to restart the iranian your rating and richmond program. well i think it's pretty obvious the iranians negotiated the nuclear deal after many years of negotiations and the iranians made. significant concessions they were flexible in order to show the international community that its nuclear program never was anything but peaceful and that iran contrary to what we constantly heard in the western media was not looking to create tension i'm going to back

that ward and also the rumor that mr young is partial to a brandy or two also the british m.p. kevin holland araik described it as an april fool's joke but he's never been a shrinking violet and he's certainly provided us with plenty of entertainment through the years especially while he's been in charge of the european commission. claude young cool stepped down as european commission president but the first there's a lot to go on between now and then he certainly ruffled a fair few feathers on the breaks it supporting side of the divide in the united kingdom during breaks that negotiations on tuesday he got a little bit further saying that he deeply regretted that himself in the european union how do we got more involved in the break that referendum campaign back in two thousand and sixteen then prime minister asked me not to interfere not to intervene in the referendum campaign it was a mistake not to intervene and not to interfere because we would have been the only ones to destroy the lies that were circulated around i was wrong to be silent at an important moment those com

fun of the award saying making quite a bit of reference to the rumor that mr young is formed of a brandy while british prime minister british m.p. i pick your pardon kevin holland rick described as an april fool's joke now mr young because certainly never been a shrinking violet definitely not while he's been in charge of the european commission but what he has done is provided a bit of entertainment over the. well you will step down from the position as european commission president well the beginning of november of this year there's plenty to be done between now and then though and he has certainly ruffled some british feathers during the break that negotiation process but on tuesday he was speaking to journalists and said he really regretted that he hadn't been more involved and that the european union as a whole hadn't got more involved in the twenty sixteen breaks this referendum the prime minister asked me not to interfere in the referendum campaign it was a mistake not to intervene and not to interfere because we would have been the only ones to destroy the lies that were circulat

realize your dream. >> so my name is brandi anderson.bout folds of honor i believe watching fox news as well with my mom. and they came into my life, my junior year of high school. and they helped me financially through my senior year of high school and all four years of college. so, they have truly been amazing. steve: you just graduated? >> yes. steve: and you are thinking about your dad today. you are wearing his lawsuit. >> yes, i am. hopefully this doesn't mess up my hair too much but this is my dad's hat that he wore over in come bad in iraq. steve: terrific. brandon, you are not only graduating a couple weeks weeks from depaul you are paying it forward thanks to folds of honor you have been able to go to college but also help kids in your community. tell us about that. >> yeah. so, because of the money i received from folds of honor, i was financially secure enough to really focus on my classes, to focus on research and clinical work that i have been doing for the past few years now on the south side of chicago. i think like reall

he is not an entirely confident ground and brandy figure is a big part of his position.ng at the view from washington, , position. looking at the view from washington,, look at the speech from trump, is that bravado on his part are that resolve and resilience? this is an issue where you have anonymity across the united states, the republicans and democrats alike think it is time to rein in china, carl ih on it on the issue of technology theft and so it is not one of those polarisations, a while ago and pelosi said trump was not going far enough. with the rhetoric of trump, it is interesting, it is kind of refreshing because the old — style kind of refreshing because the old—style diplomacy hasn't accomplished any of that, so you think this new guy with all of his bluster can do it, but the problem with his bluster as he goes for these knee jerk responses of tariffs. putting a big tariff on this will hurt china but who will pay? it is the american consumer. he does not really take the time to think through the logic and consequence of his actions but it is true, i agree,

when i turned out to be a girl, she named me brandi. side note. i'd like to transition to specific questions around how black people have operated, used and cultivated online spaces. dr. steel, you talk about this idea of the virtual barbershop and beauty shop and discourse online. can you say a little bit more about what you mean when you say that, what has been the sort of evolution of oral communication and use of humor by black communities to critique the dominant culture? and i'll throw in one more. as we talk about this concept of privacy, do you think there's something lost or gained when our conversations are happening more out in the open in this public forum as opposed to the more closed space of a beauty salon. >> i started writing about what i deemed the digital barbershop some years back. i strug gle with the use of the term virtual because that implies something that's not real. the original thought was this was some kind of virtual space, but what was happening in these spaces that i deemed digital barbershops online was as real as

is, my nameber one is brandi -- donald trump is branding. it that nowadays, -- classic branding? the second question is, which and more leaning toward small business? guest: branding is really important for small businesses. and actually, there are some really interesting questions about whether you should put your name on a small business. trump put his name on it, martha stewart put her name on it. but in general, people say that sometimes you want to make another business. if you decide to sell it, and might not have your name on it. that not putting the business use and growth that you have growth ideas. there are economist at i. m.i.t. that say that that have people's name on it don't grow. it tends not to be a growth business while some other products tend to be worth businesses. i think it comes down to you. is this brand is something that communicates you and your product, and your customer value proposition in a way you feel proud of? that is a personal decision you might make. host: by the way, on twitter, matt smith that application program interface, the term was corr

if i drank brandy i would be sick straight up so i used to put it in the guinness to keep it down. but i wasn't. i was a complete mess, as you said. at the start, iwas man, 17, 18, i9, 20, football was enough for me. it was just weekends. it was a progressive illness for me. saturday night into sunday. all of a sudden midweek, it creeps up over the years. certainly if i was injured or holidays, you know, off periods, i was absolutely smashed, because i didn't have football. i was either drunk or i was playing football. how could you continue at the elite level of football doing that your body? there were a lot of heavy drinkers in the game which masked quite a lot of my behaviour. there was a period where we won the league in ‘91 and, weirdly, it coincided, i didn't win another league title until i sobered up. so from ‘91 until ‘96 when i sobered up i could get up for cup games, we won the european cup winners cup, but i couldn't do it over the course of the season. so it was having a physiological effect on me that was slowly dragging me down, alongside my football. and, you know,

carlisle.nk brandi thank jenny nelson who has one of the most beautiful songs. let me thank hope, the part of the generation that will transform this country. [applause and cheers] let me thank congressman peter welch. peter and i have worked for so many years on so many issues. thank you for your work, peter. u for your work, peter. benme thank longtime friend cohen. 1938 herbert hoover ran for president on a message that said a chicken in every pot. in 2000 on a message that says cherry garcia and every freezer. [applause and cheers] ben, for all you have done for the state and country and let me thank shawn king and his family. [applause and cheers] i think many of you don't know is one of the real leaders in addressing a major crisis in this country, and that is the need to reform a racist and broken criminal justice system. [applause and cheers] today i want to thank all of you for being here this afternoon. looks like we are getting a little sun. me mostly thank the people of the state of vermont opportunityen me an that when i was a kid i never would have

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winnerthank grammy award brandi carlile.et me thank jenny nelson who has one of the most beautiful farms in the state in writing. hope, the part of the young generation that is going to -- change this country. let me thank congress man peter welch. we have worked on so many years. thanks for your work, peter. friend me thank longtime been college. collins. in 1928, herbert hoover ran for president on a message that said a chicken in every pot. well, maybe we run in 2020 on a in everyhat says -- freezer. thank you for all of you have done for the state and your country. and let me thank shawn king and .is family i think many of you don't know that sean is one of the real addressing a major major crisis in this country. reform ais the need to racist and broken criminal justice system. today, i want to thank all of you for being here this afternoon. looks like we are getting a little sunshine. and let me mostly thank the people of the state of vermont, who have given me an opportunity that, when i was a kid, i never would have

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identified that other driver, trying to figure out why that person veered into oncoming traffic on brandyine road. >>> robert mueller spoke for the irst time today about his investigation. he resigning special counsel said he could not charge president trump with a crime because of justice policy. he also said he could not clear mr. trump of obstruction of justice. >> thank you, erica. robert mueller's statement is creating quite the buzz throughout washington. >> a lot of republicans are saying the russia probe should now just end. more democrats are calling fori eachment procedures. >> nbc news senior political editor, mark murray, is tracking today's reaction to the breaking news. mark, for you, what was the ak meggest te away from mueller's surprise announce today? >> number one, we finally heard his voice, which was something over this last two years, oh, that's what he sounds like. to me, the biggest headline ofh ever was his statement that today, this was also mentioned in the mueller report as well but he forcefly said if we had evidence that the president did not commit crimes wo

temperatures, m to upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. 62 in fairfax city, 61 in lorton, 58 degrees in brandy germantown. clouds will gradually thicken up. as we go through the rest of the morning. even with increasing clouds,nc rain cha are fairly low. only a 20% chance for a stray shower mainly south of washington. daily grade for today with thickening clouds as eun and aaron were saying, meh, not too bad.to satisfactory y. high temperatures, 73. that's probably before lunchtime. temperatures back in the 60s by later o in the day. you can always stay ahead of the weather by downloading our absolutely free nbc washington app. you can find and follow me on socialmedia. let's go over to first 4 traffic. >> this just popped up here. i want to mention this. eastbound bay bridge. heading out of town and need the bay bridge,e are shut down. trying to get more information there making calls to figure's t what going on. big response eastbound bay bridge. closed. 270 still has abo a five mile backup from a earlier crash. there is a work zone that's blocking an area. chopper 4 showing us 66 at nutley,

let me thank grammy award winner brandy carlyle. let me thank jenny nelson, who has one of the most beautiful farms in the state. let me thank hope patrero, the part of the young generation that is going to transform this country. let me thank congressman peter welch, peter and i have worked for so many years on so many issues. thanks for your work, peter. and let me thank long time friend ben cohen. you know, in 1928, herbert hoover ran for president on a message that said a chicken in every pot. well, maybe we run in 2020 on a message that says cherry garcia in every freezer. thank you, ben, for all you've done for the state and country. and let me thank shawn king and his family. i think many of you don't know that shawn is one of the real leaders in addressing a major, major crisis in this country, and that is the need to reform a racist and broken criminal justice system. today, i want to thank all of you for being here this afternoon. looks like we're getting a little sun. and let me mostly thank the people of the state of ver

my name is brandy from coleman advocates. we organize families and youth touched by the school to prison pipeline. it is a known fact the root causes of youth in juvenile hall are lack of opportunities and support, education and so many other systems that don't support black and brown youth to the level that they should. we need to hold accountability to these systems, accountability should not be held solely on the young people to pushen them to prison and halt their youth. this is holding accountable to the systems in this case in this case the juvenile justice system and not about who works in the system but the system under serving and criminalizing and traumatizing our youth. we are here in complete support of the juvenile hall shut down and we invest that money from power and healing because we owe that to them. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am michelle. i am the lead organizer at coleman advocates. on behalf of parent and youth organizers, i urge you to shut down juvenile hall and apply restorative practices to add

year, wea ch the recipe slightly and feature different rum, we always have cognac in there, peach brandy. we have mellow gold rum. it's nice and rich. >> now we have that. now we need the thing you were just talking about because i've got to go do the weather and i'm a little parched. i've go h to beest. let's show you what's happening weather wise. it is another beautiful day. we saw a nice day yesterday.re today a g day as well. 78 degrees. above average today. wi winds outest west at about 6 miles an hour. we're in the 70s everywhere, sfe77 frederick. we think the 80s wl spread across our region as we make our way into the day tomorrow. we are dry. we expect to say that way tonight. we think we're going to se showers tomorrow. this is what we saw this morning. this little line ofth showers came on through, that actually helped to create a nice day. now this area ofhowers back to the north and west, that is another little system that will come through early tomorrow morning. hat will give us a chance of showers early. clear us out during the day. then only a slight chance of a shower i