. >> reporter: did you and cory have a bad argument, curt? did it get out of hand?nap and then put a pillow over her nose and mouth and suffocate her? >> no. no, i -- there -- there were no bad arguments the night before. it's exactly what -- what i've told detective baird and what i told detective gibson in 2014, and what i'm telling you now. that -- that is what happened. she was sick and i came home and i found her that morning. and she was dead in bed. >> reporter: it was clear the detective's strategy hadn't yielded what he wanted, a confession. >> i have a problem with you not remembering all of these things. >> reporter: the lawyer's goal of talking his way out of trouble hadn't exactly worked, either. even after he agreed, curtis says, to take a lie detector test. in a short time, he was swapping out his buttoned downed shirt and leather loafers for a very different courthouse look. jail house black and white stripes. >>> so, you went into your mom's room. >> yeah. >> she was in bed. >> i would wake up every morning and go in her room and watch our show. >>

. >> reporter: and no curt? >> reporter: a few blocks away, curt had just stepped out of his law office. he was, in fact, on his way to the pie shop. >> and as i was walking to my car -- there was -- there was a gentleman in -- in a suit -- waiting for me. >> reporter: it was detective gibson. and he was armed with an indictment from the grand jury. he was there to arrest curtis for the murder of cory lovelace. >> reporter: and he said what? >> the only thing he said was, "my wife died in 2006." >> reporter: what'd ya think of that? >> that's -- that's not the reaction that i was expectin' at all. >> reporter: then again, curtis lovelace never saw it coming. >> told me to put my hands behind my back. and put me in handcuffs. >> reporter: what was goin' on? >> i didn't know. i remember hearing, "murder." i remember hearing him use the word, "wife." i was not aware that there -- that there was an investigation. >> reporter: you were totally blindsided? >> was totally -- totally blindsided. >> reporter: blindsided

of ten thousand square metres of land which he bought fourteen years ago he and his wife produce curt's sour cream and cheese but also sausage they sell their products directly from the farm many customers come extra from moscow they appreciate the quality and they distrust their own commercial food industry a wise choice consumer advocates have stated over and again just because cheese is written on it doesn't mean it's cheese dairy products in particular are often counterfeited they sometimes contain vegetable fat such as palm oil or even more dangerous additives food quality went downhill after the start of the ukrainian crisis in two thousand and fourteen at the time the west imposed sanctions on russia and the kremlin slapped an import ban on food from the u.s. and the e.u. . was clear. after the embargo food producers focused on increasing production quality was just an after thought. actually there was so you must question. consumer advocates track down the food adulterated through inspections in the meantime fraud has taken on a whole new dimension. experts estimate the economic

curt gregory nbc news. >> maybe awn lesser k fact he played baseball on the same high school team with hall of fame billss l. e> how about that. charmed lif and we were glad to have a part of it here in washington. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is blast an appeal to his school start time. the democratic leader wants local jurisdictions to decide their own schedules. hogan who is a republican called that an eadibly stupid idea, that's a quote. >> for them to say we're going to try t change that, we're not going to let it happen. we're going to stand up with the people. >> hogan s td longer summer break benefits families, sinesses and tourisms in the states. some schoolte s have complained about the lack of flexibility under hisxecutive order. >>> teachers in county could get the largest ra raise they've seen a decade. it would go up by 4.8%.e oard of supervisors has to approve the school budget by the end of april. >>> families are struggling to pay for college. and the rising costs are putting some state-run college savings plan in jepry. >> one of virginia's plans isel g the impac

the president's current term he's a racist he's a con man and he's a cheat what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first that the lobbyist roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks it told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect. when that the great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we could leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged the trump might throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and the president's lawyers signed off on post congressional testimony about those negotiations y

this book by curt flood which came out in a 1971, told the story of his flight against the reserve clausee was playing for the st. louis cardinals and is traded to the philadelphia phillies, and he is not happy about that for several reasons. everything for the five that he -- everything from the fact that he is established in st. louis, he thinks the phillies are a tour club and he is not happy about their stadium. a lot of reasons. so he fights for the trade and takes his case all the way to the supreme court, that he should have some say in what happens to him as a player. the supreme court rules against him. shortly after, a couple of loopholes occur that allow the free agency system to break wide open. in 1974 you have catfish hunter playing for the oakland a's. his owner violates the contract and that virtually releases him from his obligation. so, instead of playing for $200,000 with the oakland a's, he signs with the new york yankees for $3.5 million. bob dylan writes a song about this catfish, and have the sheet music here. what he talks about is how a country boy with a great ar

chilling wind, curt, and ice floes. even if it meansn iceberg or tw.r french canadians who braved the water. for centuries the only way to deliver anything, including the mail, to the other side in winter, was by ice canoe. and you're reliving that history today? >> yeah, kind of. with carbon fiber and oars and technology. but the spirit is the same. >> reporter: the ice canoe race began at the very first carnival back in 1894 and has attracted crowds to the cliffs ever since. reaching the finish line, gasping for air, happy and relieved. how was the ice? >> great. there's nice plates of ice. there's a bitken ice but not too much. >> yeah, i'm exhausted. it's take to take a beer. >> reporter: think it's a young person's game? 60-year-old john anderson's team has just won for the 26th time. >> it's a passion for us. it's a way of living, something like this. >> reporter: aie passion for ice. kevin tibbles, nbc news, quebec city. >> had no idea that even existed. it has for over a century, that's amazing. >> they're so happy in that frigid cold. >> thank

the president's character he is a racist he is a con man and he is a cheat what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first but the lobbyist roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect would that be great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those e-mails we could leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged but trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and that the president's lawyers signed off on polls congressional testimony about those negotiation

virginia republican house speaker curt cox tweeted today that a legislative forum for hearings should be seriously considered. he says he's hoping for democratic support for that idea, but the meredith watson, one of the two won accusing fairfax of assault, accused the democrats of cowardice, aldding they are ducking an effort to hold hearings. house democratssed a statement saying law enforcement should be the ones investigating this. the lieutenant governor says he is not stepping down and he denies that he ever sexually assaulted either meredith watson dr. vanessa tyson. jim, doreen, back to yo >> all right. leon harris. leon, thank you. >>> new tonight, a driver is charged for murder for running over a man he allegedly was seen arguing with two weeks ago in >> police found and arrested the driver today. daniel was hit crossing 4th street near t street and later died. witnesses say the driver sped away from the scene. police now tell us thatriver is morris harley. tonight harley is charged with first-degree murder. >>> kind of a bizarre day in federal court today. the parents of a

what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first but the lobbyist roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect would that be great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we kill leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged that trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and that the president's lawyers signed off on polls congressional testimony about those negotiations you need to know mr trump personal lawyers reviewed and edited my statemen

turkey has bases in northern iraq set up during the fight against isis from which it fights to curt's now we hear iraqi politicians protesting america's presence loud and clear but they're not so vocal about the turkish bases where step crying from the shia militias about that i mean is directly restaurant condemning americans just an attempt to look tough and anti-u.s. for voters maybe well i think it's has become like a war of proxies you know there is hostility between the u.s. . it is a matter of proxies here in iraq where every side is using their proxies as if i think his each other yes i agree there are a few turkish military bases that they did so some of them they did back to the time or the days of saddam hussein when he was in power in the eighty's during the iran iraq war and later on. of course we should not accept the ability of the existence of foreign forces without the consent of the iraqi government i think in my opinion i do with you we must be partial on this issue to be double standards. after all we are part of this region. disagreement between states oh especial

curt warner is going to lay down some serious yardage. for you, dude. >> at our super bowl party we are worried because we got like chad mentions [bleep] undesirable in the friend group coming, and we are ready that he's going to blow our stoke. >> kevin. he's [bleep] jesse: now kevin knows you think's a [bleep]. >> sorry be kevin. >> we stoked him on fox. jesse: did you know they have neal cheerleaders on the rams? >> yeah, as long as they are hot for sure. >> hot and capable for sure. jesse: all right. i can see you guys with some pom-poms. >> i would love to share my stoke on the field. jesse: i have got to run. thank you very much. >> sorry, kevin, love you. jesse: next, "last call." this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save 50% on the sleep number

the american president gave the warning after meeting with austrian chancellor the us to curt's of the white house the commerce department has been investigating whether imported cars and parts are a threat to u.s. national security it could clear the way for a tax on european cars of up to twenty five percent. now there's a smartphone that you could bet did hearth some sun has just unveiled its next generation of devices including the galaxy fold but it will be enough for the addressee but will it be enough for the industry needed to overcome a shrinking market christers salumi has more from new york. the next generation samsung smartphone will also serve as a tablet with its fold it has a four point six inch display it's compact and perfectly portable. but when the device opens up your world does too not surprisingly samsung's newest device is called the fold and it was unveiled with all of the fanfare you've come to expect from the world's leading smartphone maker. but shares with things get really caught it goes on sale in april but it and samsung's new as tannen as ten plus are be

what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first but the lobbyist roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect would that be great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we could leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged the trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and the president's lawyers signed off on post congressional testimony about those negotiations you need to know that mr trump's personal lawyers reviewed and edited my stateme

curt warner is going to lay down some serious yardage., we are coming for you, dude. >> at our super bowl party we are worried because we got like chad mentions [bleep] undesirable in the friend group coming, and we are ready that he's going to blow our stoke. >> kevin. he's [bleep] jesse: now kevin knows you think's a [bleep]. >> sorry be kevin. >> we stoked him on fox. jesse: did you know they have neal cheerleaders on the rams? >> yeah, as long as they are hot for sure. >> hot and capable for sure. jesse: all right. i can see you guys with some pom-poms. >> i would love to share my stoke on the field. jesse: i have got to run. thank you very much. >> sorry, kevin, love you. jesse: next, "last call." i tell everyone to take the ancestrydna test if you want to get the most details about your family history. my pie chart showed that i'm from all over europe, but then it got super specific. i learned my people came from a small region in poland and even a little bit of the history about why they might have migrated during that time. those

curt warner is going to lay down some serious yardage. brady, we are coming for you, dude. >> at our super bowl party we are worried because we got like chad mentions [bleep] undesirable in the friend group coming, and we are ready that he's going to blow our stoke. >> kevin. he's [bleep] jesse: now kevin knows you think's a [bleep]. >> sorry be kevin. >> we stoked him on fox. jesse: did you know they have neal cheerleaders on the rams? >> yeah, as long as they are hot for sure. >> hot and capable for sure. jesse: all right. i can see you guys with some pom-poms. >> i would love to share my stoke on the field. jesse: i have got to run. thank you very much. >> sorry, kevin, love you. jesse: next, "last call." audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produc

i want you to hear from curt cox, who was asked about thehm idea of impet to force the governor out. >> this impeachment, that's a very half standard so i think that's why we have called for the resignation. we hope that's what the governor does. i think that would be less pain for everyone! it certain ly is a tremendous distraction to our wor with this looming over us, it's quite challenging. we're working on the budget, which will be voted on on wednesday. as well as hundreds of bills that nd to be finished by tomorrow at endnight. >>or adam evan there from alexandria, you can hear that they're trying g to work done, tht the discussion is all about what's broken ove weekend. the situation with the governor is looming over everyone here. you can hear at times protests on the other side of the executive mansion. they've gathered once again, yesterday it was kind of a quiet ty here, but they have gathered once again to voiir calls for the governor to step down. we're standing by. this is something that has really taken different turns heroughout the weekend. throughout day. it has bro

. >> reporter: curt cox believesf it's besralph northam to leave. >> impeachment, that's a high standard called for the resignation. we hope that's what the governo. do i think that would be less pain for everyone. >> reporter: adam evans says with ralph northam staying on as governor lawmakers will struggle to get things done. >> it's not jus effectiveness, but people in the community are hurting and we need to heal. >> reporter: we learned today that governor ralph northam met with his cabinet and h staff ce again. pat, according to a top administration official speaking with my colleague, julie carey, that meeting they thought, according to some of the staff would be about a resignation. inst d, in thatmeeting, the governor asked for more time, more time to vindicate himself. theuestion remains is that possible? if so, how much time are we lking about? >> those are the questions people are asking. thank you, david. >>> the city of fairfax has a new police chief. the city announced it's hired erin scheibel. s shent nearly three decades working for fairfax county police, most recently a

the president's current term he is a racist he is a con man and he is a cheat what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first with a low b.s. roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect. when that the great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we can leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged the trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and that the president's lawyers signed off on false congressional testimony about those negotiations y

he was very generous and kind and thoughtful to those who were curt andand very dismissive to those heaying him or trying to play him. that youhe lesson is need to approach your goal with a sense of specificity and a sense of humility, but a real sense of perseverance in terms of dealing with people, and genuine honesty. >> thank you. >> i am fascinated by mary elizabeth bowser. at the gettysburg college conference this past year, and historian claims that elizabeth ni van lou's ece misnamed her and her name was mary jane. have you heard anything about that? >> her original name was mary jane, so that is true. the important thing is, she is the >> i couldn't find anything about her after the war ends. >> the erasure of women is such a problem. one woman who is such an important figure, imagine the earliest years of the 20th century, having historians claim there was no elizabeth kegley which is the origin of the book we will be talking about tomorrow. historians battling, to keep tabs on the work being done. >> from washington dc. mary you forgot, and that is mary edwards walker. to ev

into the president's character he's a racist he's a con man and he's a cheat what was unexpected is curt also discussed issues related to the russia investigation although he made clear he had no direct evidence of collusion first but the lobbyists roger stone had informed trump that wiki leaks a told him that they would release e-mails damaging to hillary clinton during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect. when that the great prosecutors allege russia supplied wiki leaks with those emails we can leaks denies that and also says no conversation with stone took place but that it had publicly announced that publication was imminent either way trump has denied for knowledge karen also said he suspects trump knew that a trump tower meeting would take place with russian nationals about getting damaging information on clinton during the campaign and alleged the trump lied throughout the campaign about his attempts to build a trump tower in moscow and that the president's lawyers signed off on false congressional testimony about those negotiations

the american president gave the warning after a meeting with austrian chanceless of us to curt's at the white house the commerce department has been investigating whether imported cars and parts are a threat to u.s. national security it could clear the way for a tax on european cars of up to twenty five percent. french president manuel micro has announced new measures to fight anti semitism of a series of high profile incidents when kroll was attending the annual dinner of a jewish organization saying anti semitism has reached its worst level since world war two in some parts of europe he says legislation to fight hate speech on the internet will be introduced in may it comes a day after thousands of people rallied in cities across france to denounce hostility towards jews. palestinians are preparing to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of a massacre in hebron with demonstrations on friday twenty nine palestinians were killed when an american israeli settler opened fire inside a mosque on the twenty fifth of february one nine hundred ninety four and sorry for the reports from the occupi

curt, i don't know, you have been hearing all of the headlines here. what's your gut reaction to the fact that we may be inching closer to a possible deal? >> well, we are very encouraged. a number of those comments that you were -- and your folks were reporting just in the last few minutes were very encouraging to us. it's certainly very important not only for america's ports, but the cargo moving into and out of our ports, our exports and our imports, have some certainty and stability in terms of the trade environment. obviously, this tariff situation with china over the last nine months or so has put a lot of uncertainty into the trade environment and we are very encouraged that it looks like there's some positive developments happening this week, very positive to see they are extending the talks over the weekend, and with the prospects of president trump and president xi planning to meet in florida later next month. certainly they're good signs. liz: i need to know from the ground, where you guys are in the trenches, what it's been like. because we

in the world supreme curt b. as reasons we can keep printing. and they not the.'s not how the real world works. if a currency were instead being a war. i'm not trying to be hyperbolic at all. other empires in the past have fallen because of this hubris that says our currency reign supreme. nothing else matters. >> as you say until it does. it's hard to get back into people's heads. you put the solid single dollar bills only go to the moon and back a couple times. >> our richest expense has ballooned and doubled and we are looking at going from $600 billion this year to over a trillion dollars just to service the debt here over the next seven years. connell: good to see you commenting out. i guess we'll keep talking about it. another kind of interesting story because there's new details coming out. apple wants to apparently to some sort of a netflix for this type of service. apple is pushing if it does this come in true apple fashion to keep 50% of the subscriber revenue. make it tricky to make deals with the people supplying the content. publishers are said to be

here is curt the cyber guy. >> good morning. expedia is on there.t it is. you open up an app, you're using the app, app developers in big flame companies employ a company called glass box. glass box provides a service to allow the screen to be recorded, so app developers can aainsley was on to look at flight status on airline. took us little bit longer, took steve a little bit longer, took brian longer. how do we design that so it is easy to use the app? steve: they watch on behavior. >> watch behavior not to spy on you. >> steve: make mower money. >> think want to sell you stuff. want to make it as easy as possible. what they did not plan on a doing is really getting in trouble and being called out. what happens when you put an app at the app store for apple you have to adhere in certain guidelines. apple is very big on privacy of the fact is right now apple realized through this report, apps deploying technology, a, they didn't tell people clearly they're doing this. number two, air canada ended up taking some of the data, the replay sessions ende

stuart: thanks, curt, hold on a second. look at this. the dow, show me the dow please.oints. the point is we hit 26,000 on the dow jones average. susan: we're up for nine straight weeks. stuart: 26,004 it where we are. by the way, 800,000 migrants in america seeking asylum. i honestly have to sell you the asylum system is bust. it is being gamed. in the era of mass migration it must be reformed. the dow is at, 26,000. ♪ this is decision tech. it's screening technology that helps you find a stock based on what's trending or an investing goal. it's real-time insights and information, in your own customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology, for smarter trading decisions. and it's only from fidelity. open an account with no minimums today. stuart: all right. it's 11:00 here in new york city. it's 8:00 in the morning out there in california. we have the dow jones industrial average on another tear. right now, we're up 149, 150 points. we are right there at 26,000. as we reported just before the top of the hour there, if we go up 100 points right now, what

what he did was he was very generous and kind and thoughtful to those who were genuine, and very curt and dismissive to those he thought were playing him or trying to play him. and so i think the lesson is that you need to approach your goal with a sense of specificity and a sense of humility, but a real sense of perseverance in terms of dealing with people, and genuine honesty. >> i have been fascinated by mary bowser, but at the gettysburg college conference, this past year, a historian been newst elizabeth nice misnamed her, and it was actually a mary jane. i was wondering if you have heard anything about this, and is it really mary elizabeth bowser? >> apparently her original name was mary jane. that is true. the most important thing is that she existed and that she did the things that we have been saying she did. couldn't find anything about her after the war ends. she married, and the name was lost and vanished. women is quiteof a problem. elizabeth cap -- kegley, an important figure, we have her mama, and imagine the earliest years of the 20th century having people, historians

pretty curt, the leadership has said, a labour party spokesperson has said they regret ian austin goinggoing and they think that now he should stand again and have a by—election and contest his seat. end of statement. for ian austin, this has been a big deal, he has been top of everybody‘s watch all week, as we looked around to see if the labour number of defections would grow. ian austin has made his despair with the labour party very clear in recent weeks and months. primarily about anti—semitism, how it has handled that issue within its own ranks, he has had a number of run—ins with the leadership about that and is furious with how the party has handled the issue, his father was a refugee from the holocaust and he feels the labour leadership as might response has been woeful and now he spells this out in a statement from this morning, that the party has just given into intolerance and extremism. he was a flavour of what he has been saying. this was the most difficult decision i have had to make but i have become ashamed of the labour party. i grew up listening to my dad, a refugee fr