they obvioiously benefited from measurures taken b by the coun's leadadership. they also worked in ways that benefited the president to return the favor. >> on the streets, many question whether this is a genuine attempt to crackdown on corruption. >> we don't believe in anything anymore. it's just a charade. >> protesters are calling for drastic change. >> theresa may says she will seek a brexit delay and reach across the aisle to find a way out of the brexit deadlock. she is had to sit down with jeremy corbyn later today. that change in strategy comes ahead of an eu summit. it could lead to a soccer brexit -- soccer brerexit -- softer brexit. dave is standing by in brussels for us.s. how have you leaders -- you leaders reacted to the news that they're looooking for -- eu leaders reacted to the news that they're looking for a softer brexit? ier seemsle barney cautiously optimistic -- we will hear from jean-claudude juncker. he will give his verdict. we've seen a good cop, bad cop routine. toarnrneier and donana sosounding optimistic -- donald tusk sounding opti

to the -- >> i know you don't want to talk about those, but those are the number one issues to the coun y country. >> i will talk to your point. to get to your point about it's been litigated in the election. i've heard you make this point and others. the president lied during the election, as you know, he lied about birtherism, lied about muslims celebrating 9/11 in new jersey and others -- >> actually -- >> does that give him continues to share falsehoods while he is president? does the election give you license to do whatever you did during the campaign? >> that's a lot of opinionating about the campaign. focus on my work here at the white house since you want to talk about the 2016 campaign since you brought it up, i certainly didn't because i never have to talk about it again, winning finishes all the sentences. it's hillary clinton who had a 62% number of people saying that they thought she was not honest or trustworthy and it hurt her in the election. we as a country certainly want to elect the first female president but not one who has a difficult relationship with the truth. so

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even though she was in the room she didn't know if norway was a pry.ominantly white coun in june she tweeted the ot have aation did child separation policy even though thousands of children had been taken from their families. and last december, two migrant children died while in the custody of customs and border protection. in a court filing, just this past week,he trump administration said that it may take twontears to iy the thousands of children separated from their loved ones. expect a week of showdowns between the white house and congress.t democrats w to see president trump's tax returns by wednesday. acting white house chief staff mick mulvaney down saying that's not going to happen. house democrats filed a formalr request the treasury department asking for six years worth of the president's tax returns. the white house is already asury department to block that. >> they knew they were not going to get these taxes. they know what the law is. they know one of the fundamental principles of the irs is to protect the confidentiality of me anddyou and everybolse that files taxes. >>

jodi hernandez is in the 2 coun where one school has the lowest immunization rates in the county. >> there are three to four schools here in morin county. with the measles outbreak we're experiencing, that's a real problem. >> i want my children to be healthy. i want all the kids in the community to be protected. and to me it's a no brainer. >> reporter: that's why ellen tory has made certain her children are fully vaccinated. with the number of measles cases across the country at a 25 year high, doctors say vaccinations have never been more important. >> there are so many kids and adults who are being affected by a disease that they don't need to get. >> reporter: bug segments of the bay area are still not protecting their children the way doctors say they should. morin wall or do of school has the lowest vaccination rates in the state, just 22% of kids are will make suremeasles children who are not vaccinated for 21 days. >> this pediatrician will not see patients over two who are not immunized. he only wishes all parents would do the right thing. >> we're happy to be a place where

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it was the same in leesburg and tyloudoun coun showers drenching the roadways. traffic was light. many chose ho staye to avoid potentially dangerous driving conditions. theorst is yet tome. severe weather is expected overnight. >> i just hope the wds aren't bad. i don't want any power outages. >> there's definitely a possibl for strong winds. >> i'm sure. especially where we live it's all power lines. >> hopefully i'll just try to get home and stay inside and when i work tomorrow, i'll just, you know, probably give myself a little extra time to get to work beforehand in case traffic is impaed by the weather. >> maryland governor larry hogan issued a statement earlier this evening asking maryland residents to pay very close attention tthe weather and take the appropriate icprecautions. back to you. >> darcy spencer in germantown u.r us. thank the same system bringing us severe weather has wreaked havoc across the south. at least 8 people are dead toda a tornado touched down in troy, alabama. and mississippi is still recovering from a line of severe veorms and then in texas, tornado

if you live around charles coun, you are seeing showers and prince georges towards lvert and st.y's. they are moving towards the south. back to theest, the showers just to the north of fredericksburg. a couple more sprinkles, but that's about this. this is moving on othrough. it to sea. notmain storm itself i moving towards the east. down to the south and meandering. the spin right here in parts of the southeast. that puts moisture in ourway. a few more showers, but watching this storm up here towards he grealakes. this moves in and this moves across to our south. in between, we see a nice day because of this guy up here. we stay nice and mild. temperatures into the low 80s. 83 degrees and a mixturef sun and clouds and continued warm and isolated showers can't bele out. n cold front could bring shower activity late ithe day. 72 degrees at recess. 83 degreesy theime we pick up the kids. 65 on your wednesday. capitols, yes. playoffs on thursday.se ltu temperature is 70. as we look towards the weekend,d saturday 73 a great day there. at capitals once again are home and a lot of peop

iet germany and other coun too, want concrete answers soon over how the irish border, the eu's new frontierng 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 spent most of our sundays building these roads. the road would be blown up. opthese have genuine fears if thatpe border res again. emma: one solution suggested is a customs union. but there would need to be standards checks to meet eu and a customs union could mean no new tr

shareholders, bezos challenged amazon's competitors to top its $15 an hour minimum wage saying that they' coun boeing, will benefit if retailers compete on pay. his invitation stands in stark contrast to his usual shareholder letters t have historically outlined amazon's long-term strategy, but as what solomon reports, that wasn't tht cas year. >> amazon's jeff bezos did not hold back. today i challenge the top retail competitors, you know who you are, to match oure emplo benefits and our $15 minimum wage. do it, better yet, go to $16 and throw the gauntlet back. the kind of competition that will benefit everyone. amazon's top,competit walmart responding quickly with their n jab tweeting a story claiming that amazon had paid no income taxes for the last two ddyears,g retail competitors out there, you know who you are, how about paying your taxes? walmart's president and ceo doug mcmillan explained that while their minimum wage is $11 an hour, their average employee makes $17.50 plus benefits. >> we have great health carefe . we have changed our lead polic a birth mom can now get up to 16 weeks

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if you look at housing production in santa clar coun over the last 40 years it's actually been prettyonstant, 5 or 10,000 units a year. to look at that and say we think zoning changes is loan is going to change it, it's an unsustainable thing. to look at that and say zoning's going to solve it, there's no precedt for that. it's much more likely that it's going to take a massive amount of money. if you look at the hire of tths valley, the valley has generatede enormousth but the housing and transportation infrastructure investments that it takes to support k thatd of economic expansion haven't been made. and as a resu, those cost have fallen on communities where they appear in all the symptoms you talked about, the flight of the missing middle, high housing prices, people losing their h.homes and so fo how do we fix it? i think it's time to go back and make those kinf investments. cities are starting to figure out how to do this too which i think is a really promising sign. >> they haven't necessysily aloved at a very fast pace. >> sure. >> i know you're a coauthor of sb 50, the very c

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officials say 23-year-old brian michael rini told them he was dmmothy pitzen, a coun kindergartener wappeared eight years ago. pitsen's mother took him on a roadtrip, died by su said the child was safe but would never be found. this week, rini told kentucky police he'd escaped from an ohio hotel after being held against his will for years. dna results showed rini was not telling the truth. >> appears to be a hoax or some person that's lyi about who he was. >> feel sorry for the young man who's obviously had a horrible time and felt the need to say he was one else. ininvestigators say rini is police custody but not under arrest. they say he does have a criminal record. >>> this morning, a calvert county community is coming together to support the victims of a deadly fire. a woman and her augranter were killed in chesapeake beach wednesday. several firefighters hurt, as well. officials tell us there's nothing suspicious about the fire. they plan to tear down wlats left of the four -- down what's left of the fourdeownhouses royed in the fire. the residents have residents need he a. groups doing

the 28-year-old australian-born has b been charged with 50 coun of myrrh and 39 counts of attempteted murder. victims s of the mosque attack y they will remain patient while justice takes its couourse. more on the story now. reporter: the 28-year-old alleged terrorist appeared via video link from the maximum security prison n in auckland where he's currentlyly being he. beamed into thee c christctchur high court f fridamorning fofor what was a relelatively brief appearance. it c comes after new zealand police on thursdayay confirmed now faces 50 murder charges and 39 attempted murder chargeges a are still considering other chcharges fofollowing last mont massacacre. judge cameron man, a order memental health reports to determine whether the defendant is mentally fit to stand trial. mentally a able to enter pleas the charges. or insane. but accordingng to the new zeald heraldld, the suspect's's defen lalaer said those assessments could take two to three months to completete. itit's also worth notining that suspspect noww hasas a defense working on his behalf. after previously sayiying

searching for wever killed a m overnight in >>> we're following breaking news out of prince george'sty cound a man overnight in upper marlro. you're looking at a scene video from kylie place. officers rushing over for a report of a shooting in the neighborhood. on they got there, they found a man outside of a home shot several times. he was pronounced dead on the scene. >>> good news for drivers in the district. this weekend's constructio on rock creek parkway finished early and all roads back open. the closure was near the kennedy center between virginiavenue and the i-66 interchange. it was expected to remain shut down until tomorrow morning. keep it here. your forecas u >>> it is a nice morning out there. s plenty ofshine out there. more clouds will pull in as we head through the later. t t compare to yesterday. temperatures in the low to mid-60s for today. o bad. sanunch, you c a few dinne >>> every night, >>> every night, man, he tries to go at him. ev o'ne mixingit fellow basketball legend charles barkley on popular late swg, w brutalhoney, yes, but also because the former superstars

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. >>> the oakland city coun will consider a use force. right now state law allows officers to use deadly force even when they have other options. force when responding to an immediate report of threat or serious deadly injury and when there are no other options. the supporters of the measure plan a rally before this morning's hearing. >>> today the city of oakland will announce a new green initiative involving city-owned cars. oakland fleet began running on renewable diesel. now they would be collecting cooking oil from oakland businesses and restaurants and process it into renewable diesel to be used in cars. >>> city leaders today will explain safety plans for saturday's 420 event at golden gate park. thousands of people will head to hippy hill for the annual marijuana smokeout. the people that live near golden gate park have complained about the crime, the noise, the traffic and the trash caused by the event. in the past items like glass container, large coolers and amplified sound equipment have the largest bust of prescription opioid

this latest couy includes 44 people who caught measles while traveling to another coun some of those triggeredak outbres here at home. most of those infected were children or teenagers.en there have beo deaths reported so far. >>> let's turn now to the forecast. a chilly start today, but we're ha a big time warmup coming in. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer in cthe stormenter. how warm? >> we're talking about a little bit of roller coaster the next couple of days. tomorrow very warm by about 20 degrees, but this is the scenario that plays out all week long. take a look at what we've got right now. we've got w ct's calledold air damning. that's cold air along the mountas. 61 in d.c. only 52 in ocean city, but 80 back here around charleston, west vegginia. 81es right now. that warm air makes its way our way and then cooler a comes right back in on wednesday. a little bit of a roller coaster of the next couple days. we're also tracking a chance for some strong stormsom trow. here's a strong system that will brin in the warmth tomorrow, a chance for storms and then

. >>> the tunnel home murder trial is now under way in montgomery coun. inearful testimony today, the father of victim, asciiia learn his son had died. he was helping millionaire, daniel beckwitt build a sies of tunnels underneath his home. they called it was negligence, calling tat bunk ear deh trap. defense attorneys say it was an accident tragically. they're expected to call another man who worked in the tunnels to the stand. they say his testimony will shos the conditi were not as dire as prosecutors say. >>> voters in pnceilliam county made history electing an african-american to the board of supervisors for the first time ever. victor angry won a election to fill the seat once held by long-time supervisor, john jenkins, who died earlier this year. he will be sworn in tomorrow but won't have much time to enjoy it but it ends this february and has to run again in june. thethis will not end up on bottom of a birdcage. tuesday's national championship edition. the first edition sd out and the second sold out and thousand more printed. >> the paper promis

a plan to put nearly 2 million solar panels on five square miles in the rural western part of that coun c. thmpany says the project will bring hundreds of construction jobs and at least two dozen full-time jobs and bring in millions of tax dollars to that county. opponents fear it is too big and will bring noise and water republic the area. >>> and cleaning up several parks in maryland and the district part of the anacostia watershed society's earth u cleday. picking up trash as marvin gay park and the anacostia river itself. starting at 9:00 this morning, rain or shine. reminder that later this month, news 4 working for you with an in-depth look a our changing climate. we're going to show u how it hapacted your family, your money, your health, even your spmmute. our primetimeial airs on earth day that is april 22nd at 7:30 right here on news 4. >>> all right. talk about the caps. >> >> it. they need to win 16 playoff games to defend the stanley cup. so in a few hours will go for win two. >> because the puck drs this afternoon, but we know plenty of fans are still excited from the team'

>> we know, shep, this involved the los angeles police department, the los angeles coun county sheriffs and the feds. we're expecting a news conference in the next 45 minutes or told. we're being told this person has been watched the past two or three weeks. there's no name been given. the local nbc affiliate here in los angeles is now reporting that this was a u.s. army veteran that they're looking at and have taken in to custody. this man may have been planning to go after targets like the white nationalists march, which happened in long beach, california yesterday. the santa monica pier, which is about two miles from where we stand right here as well as bombing a los angeles freeway and targeting some los angeles police department officers. we have not confirmed that. that's the local affiliate. we'll find out more in this. we know that this has been in the process now for a few weeks. they have been monitoring this person who we're told is a u.s. army veteran. the motivation appears to be that the shooting, the attack on that new zealand mosque. remember, just this weekend in north

coun the maryland state fire marshal's office thinks smoking materials left outside likely caused flames to spark this fire. a woman and granddaughter killed in chesapeake beach on wednesday. strong wind gusts helped fuel the flames. they plan to tear down what's left of the townhouses destroyed in that fire. >>> that i fire a good reminder to make sure your family has a good escapelan and it starts by mapping outour ho know at least two ways to get out of every room and practice aw to get out, and place your -- have place that your family can meet once they're outside so you can quickly account for everyone. news 4 is always working for you. check out the nbc washington app to learn more f tips one safety. >>> we have disturbing individual quo givg us a clos at the growing gun violence problem in d.c. d.c. police have released this. three men, take a look here, pop out of a car on newcombe street southeast back in february and start opening fire. this video was captured on surveillance video just before 2:00 in the afternoon. a reward is being offered for informationbout the three nmen

coun and we have well over 560 activists and allies frun across the y, people living with hiv who have an opportunity to rn fromre share and l one another about political or policy related issues that are impacting people living wit hiv in their local communities and they also have a chance to visit their elected officials on the hill. we'll be doing over 3 00 hill visits tomorrow. >> what can people do if they want to get involved and help with the cause? >> thankor asking. first of all, something really easy anybody watching todayan do is get tested. know your status. it's simple. it's easy. and it's really itical. but also talk with your peers. rolk with your loved ones. speak and ah this issue with compassion and love and talk tor reps like we're doing. and of course, you can also visit our websites, aids united website, the elizabeth taylor loundation website. if you forgive me for being shameless, you can ao donate. get involved in a variety of ways, check out our resources and get tested. >> thank you both so much for a joining u bringing more attention to this very important ca

news and world report released the best high school rankings in the tr coun >> and several schools in our area made the list. one high school in alexandria ranked fourth nationally that's. in maryland, walt whitman ranked 93rd and benjamin banneker ranked 187th. the magazine changed the grading cite e criteria to give a more comprehensive look at the schools. >> they looked ateveral thousand more schools. [ technical difficulties ] >> that is good. >> well the results of a study thatould show m howuch influence [ technic [ technical diiculties ] >>> breaking ne nout of venezuela. teargas filling the streetss juan guaido calls for an uprising against nicholas maduro. new video showing the uprising. the u.s. and other countries as the ognized guaido rightful leader. mike pence sent a message to people there saying america will stand with them until freedom and democracy are restored. >> also developing this morning. federalay prosecutors s a u.s. army veteran is accused of planning a terror attack in southern california. re authorities say he expssed his support for isis. nbc's dan shen

issued a subpoena demanding the full report, along with all of the evidence, collected by the special coun>> we need the entire report unredacted and the underlying documents iner to make informed deci1600 plus lines of redactions, the list that mueller's investigation either spun off or referred to other u.s. attorneys. the report lists two cases still ongoing. and lists 12 others handed over to other jurisdictions. it's not clear where those cases stand. but democrats are raising concerns that those investigations will now openly be overseen by attorney general william barr who they say lost credibility by mischaracterizing the report in his letter last month. and in a press conference thursday morning. >> it's hard to imagine anyone trusts the attorney general after his performance so far. >> reporter: but a source close to barr pushed back on the criticism saying he followed through on his pledge to be transparent. the report also reveals new details about the extensive interactions between the trump campaign, russians and wikileaks. democrats are now demanding access to the informatio

i rode along with officers as they caught people speeding and texting.ty coun executive angela alsobrookslso joi us on the patrol, adding the extra reminder to pay attention behind the wheel. >>> developing this morning, deeps -- d.c. police are investigatin a shooting inhe soutast. it happened. far from the ft. dupont ice rink. officers arrived to find two juveniles shot. both are expected tbe okay. >>> 5:34. to the other major story -- president trump calling special counsel robert mueller's report vindication. >> however, house democrats don't agree. they are calling for mueller to testify before congress. attorney general william barr released a redacted report ye erday. and he is set to testify next month. >> here are four things to know about the report. president trump apparently panieded when he leahe appointment of special counsel robert mueller was coming. the report says the president soughthe removal of mueller, discouraged witnesses from cooperating with prosecutors, and propded aides to mis-- prodsed aides to montheaislead . >> and the special counsel declined to prosecute t

. >>> well, with the redacted special couns report now public, the white house is looking to move on. but it clearly remains on the mind of the president who earlier called this report total vindication, but this morning he tweeted some of it, quote, is total bs. todayem docrats on the house judiciary committee issued a subpoena for the full unredacted version. meantime, with the russian officials are dismissing claims regarding election meddling here. as nbc's bill neely reports, moscow is focusing on other aspects of that mueller report. >> reporter: the kremlin criticized and condemned the mueller report but perhaps more surprising is its contention oat there is n proof in it as one official said, not a shred of evidence of any russian interferencen the 2016 u.s. election campaign. we know that simply isn't true. mueller said in his repor the interference was sweeping and systematic. but the kremlin denies there was any interference a says the report is a waste of money. it will worsen russian/u.s. relations. but don't think for a moment that the kremlin is simply smissing this rep

. >>> a well-known local attorney has just been indicted in a case that grew out of special couns robert mueller's investigation. that lawyers greg craig accused of misleading investigators about his work on behalf of the pro-russian government of ukraine back in 2012. craig worked for two democratic presidents, president obama and presidentg' clinton. cr lawyers say he is not guilty and they are slamming the government prosecutors. >>> are you ready for a repeat? folks.'s the night, the caps first playoff games as defending stanley cup champs. >> so if you're suspicious, you need to do whatever you were doing last year during this game. sit wherever you sit. eat whatever you were eating at the time. >> i'm rocking my team tie, the official one. oh, good, it's back. she'sot the purple coat on. i thought you were going to go red. we're so glad youe going old school. it worked last year. >> she also got married duryeg last's playoffs. how are you going to top that? >> io talked my husband and he said he's open to the idea of doing the whole wedding thing again. yes, i had that red coat. af

a huge swath of the country is already experiencing high pollen coun. one local allergist tells nbc4 he's been busy over the past few weeks and has recommendations foow cutting d on your symptoms. >> remember that you are not windows openp with this time of the year. you like to go running after work, relax and help you a lot and when you come home, rinse your nose from the pollen and with any other saline solution from the pharmacist. >> doctors recommend getting allergy tests now so you know what you are allergic to and how to treat it. >>> with all of the rain that we'reg, gettin will it wash away the pollen. >> it will. yeah. >>e have to do to do that. especially for people easter egg hunt and the white house easter egg roll and this will get rid of the pollen. >> we are talking so much rain that it could cause flooding in some areas and when we talk that much rain, i get a little nervous for places like ellicott h ty, that have issues w flooding. is this going to be an issue for most of our area? >>bs aolutely. widespread. unfortunately. inand i th

lot more of them in leadership roles.he y say that we have more gender equality here than ie other counequal just to make it clear. >> but you're number one. >> number one doesn't mean that there is equality. >> we're not going to keep being number one if we relax. >> oh, i'm not relaxing. i'm doing kegels right now. [ laughter ]e >> seth: pleaslcome to the show desi lydic, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show! >> thank you! [ cheers andpplause ] >> seth: so this is very cool. you traveled, you went to bi nami you went to spain, you went to iceland to talk about gender equality. >> i did. >> the united states, 49th in the world which isretty embarrassing. >> not great. >> seth: not great. >> we could be better. >> seth: we could be better. 48 slots available. light laughter ] >> right. >> seth: and how did the other countries -- you know, i think obviously in america, most of us would be pretty disappointed b that. how do other countries react when you tell them the united states is 49th? >> well you know, i feel like they were as shocked as to find out tha

couns council, larry kudlow michael bennett, and congressman adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee. that's at 9:00 a.m. at noon eastern on sunday morning. you can follow me on facebook and twitter @jaketapper. you can tweet the sho show @theleadcnn. we actually read them. our coverage on cnn continues right now. have a great weekend. ly si will see you on sunday. >>> happening now, breaking news. attacks and defend. president trump digs in against democrats' demands for six years of his tax returns. his lawyers have written to the department of the treasury, citing legal arguments why the president should not comply as an administration official warns of a long court battle ahead. >>> bordering on confusion. president trump visiting the border with mexico and a section of the border barrier, he's backing down on threats to close the border but for claims, and i'm quoting him now, our country is full. iced out. hours before he was supposed to accompany the president to the border, the nominee to head immigrati immigrations and customs enforcement or i.c.e., suddenly finds

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it's painstakingly detailed and, you know, time and time again specl couns mueller said there was no evidence of us colln. and there was none. and again we have enormous challenges facing this nation, the crisis at the border. and this has been a huge distraction for the american public as well as this administration that tries to tackle these problems. >> he didn't say therwas no evidence of collusion because that's not a legal term. he said he could not prove conspiracy. but the president's lawyer said he thinks its okay for republican candidates to weome support from a foreign advers y adversary, from russia. do you feel the same way? would you welcome support from russia in your campaign? >> no, and i don't believe the trump campaign did. standpoint,rom my this issue is over in terms of collusion. now, i was one of the people briefed by the obama administration when we were told about russian interference. that was back in september to20. thiewhole point of that brng in a secure situation was we have this covered. we want you to go out as members of the congress and say thes elec

coun incumbent president joko widodo iwas the front-runner goio tomorrow's vote, but islamist forcesacked a challenger. e ballot boxes action materials were delivered to polling stations todth nearly 200 million people eligible to vote. >> ( translated ): my fear is that there mht be manipulation of votes in some polling stations. but i think the lice will tighten security, so hopefully the election will run smoothly.: >> woodrndonesians will also be choosing a new paiament tomorrow. back in this country, there is word that president trump's lawyers are finishing a rebuttal to the special counsel's russia report. attorney general william barr plans to release a redacted version of the report on thursday morning. presidtial attorney rudy giuliani now says that the rebuttal will be published within hours of barr's release, and will be dozens of pages long. the crowded field of democratic candidates raised a combined $75 million in the first quarter of the 202election cycle. the total is down from the same period in the 2008 campaign, when eight democratic hopefuls an $80 million. meanw

political and stability conditions, several sahel countries are in the top ten of the world's leaie stable coun> because of their fragile nts that, when they're exposed to climate hazards and are subject to other kinds of security problems at the sameme , they're ill-equipped to be able to handle those problems siltaneously. >> reporter: changing climate conditions are ao contributing rehe "perfect storm" of growing terrorist ats in y li, niger and chad, where the american militars forward deployed more troops and trainers than anywhere else in africa. >> the climate and environment challenges on the continent really do start to contribute ta securityenges. >> reporter: general thomas wahauser, head of american military forces in africa, and other seniorilitary officials believe the growing food security and migration problems are being leveraged by local terrorist groups for recruiting displaced and unemployed young men. >> that affords the opportunity for extremist organizations such as the islamic state, boko haram, al-shabaab, many, many others. they feed on this instability. kes inorter: s

some heavy rain by the frederick coun area, getting ready to move to carol county.ain showers getting ready to push into d.c. they'll be on the eastern side of the beltway soon. we'll keep rain showers at leahe forirst part of the day, i think maybe this line could energize once the frontal system comes through. that could be actually some thunderstorms, especially east of i-95 as we go through the day today. again, plan for showers at least until about 2:00 or 3:00. >>> straight ahead, the highs and lows of the week, including an entry in the selfie hall of fame as a pair of instagram friendly gorillas posed. >>> a group of men joined a widow dining alone. >>> harry smith i iowa on the farm crisis in america's heartland. and the slow death of the towns that farming has supported for generations. >> how is the farm business? >> iffy. iffy. you never know oiat's g to happen. >> it is all coming up on sunday "today." and as we head to break, our photo of the week, it f comesm thursday night's nfl draft in nashville, former clemson iversity star defensive tackle christ

at times, especially when those winds pick up talking more about a warmer finish the week also the counsome bridges showers starting off with a better bridge smooth conditions here. >>on what i wanted to be a great trip across the golden gate use it now i don't see any big trouble spots, leaving the north a heading to san francisco. so we're at 22 minutes to make your way from the votto to the tolls but that's not the case on haiti. we have a packed house here the backup you're looking at the toll plaza goes all the way back to west courage and yes, that's where you are pumping on the brakes and it stays like that through the tolls right up the eastern span but no major hot spots so sure 24 5.18 and then let's all look good. we'll check more coming up james. all right rob, thanks. >>5.31 east bay father sas he's hurt after finding his card in vandalized with a racial slur the man has resorted now too walking or taking public transportation because he's embarrassed by the message of hate that's been spray painted on his sedan kron four stand thorne has the story. >>i hate filled remarks

the trump campaign's contacts with russia, and president trump's attempts to i impede the special l coun's investigation. the report states "the campaign expected to benefit electorally from informational stolen and released through russian efforts" but mueller concluded "the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities." mueller also outlined at least 10 instances where trump attempted to impede the special counsel's investigation but mueller came to no definitive conclusion on whether trump broke the law by obstructing justice. in the report mueller suggests , that this is a decision for congress to make. the report states -- "with respect to whether the president can be found to have obstructed justice by exercising his powers under article ii of the constitution, we concluded congress has authority to prohibit a president's corrupt use of his authority in order to protect the integrity of the administration of justice." but many questions remain about the mueller report. a

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>>put his own spin on the investigatiby the special couns team. the fact that the attorney general is not releasing even the redacted reports to congress until after his press conference will again result in the report being presented to his own words rather than through the words, a special counsel mueller. >>at a news conference to redacted versions will be released one with fewer omissions will go to select congressional leaders, the other will be made available to the public and we will be tracking the release of the report tomorrow here on crown for you can head to our web site convoy dot com for all of the details. >>we know tonight a very close call for a bay area family of car nearly crashing right into them tonight, they say they're still shaken up, but they're sharing their story. plus 7 dogs stranded in the central valley. i fly down pick them up and bring them to the bay area to get the help they need and after the break lawmakers trying to close a loophole that causes law enforcement to claim consensual sachs was someone in their cust

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