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theill and melinda gates foundation, used to give moms and dls a f year of full paid leave., that policy is changing to six giving employees a year has caused disruptions in daily operations. but included in the leave, the foundation will give a $20,000 stipened for new parents returning to work for child carn and famids. >>> if you were hoping for casinos in virginia, you may have to wait a while. a committee has changed a bill to allow areas to vote on cas o casinos as early as november. >>> well, by next year, you could be placing super bowl bets in the district. if the caps and wizards owner has his way, capital one arena will be open for betting in april. >>heeporter: the owner of t wizards and the capitals pointed to april for when sports bete willing available inside his capital one arena. >> my expectation is that there will be built a very, very high-end, world-class restaurant called the sports book. there will be showing games from all over the world. atd that people will be able to come in and games and dine and bet. in a is something that happens all over the wo

dl had good advice for him. if you screwed up and did this, own it. you want to say why you did it this way, do that. but you're not helping the cause, i'll tell you that right now. there's a lot of truth that's going to get covered up by one untruth. >> my -- i'm similar to dl, i say if it is true, confess, throw yourself on the mercy of the court, and of the people, and then see where that leads you. thank you, chris. feel better, my friend. >> listen, i want to hear your opening. >> okay. i'm going to do it now. i'll see you tomorrow but i want you to feel better. okay. here we go. we're going to talk a little bit more about this. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. i want to talk more about jussie smollett tonight. free on bail after his appearance, his court appearance this afternoon. look at that. just look at that. imagine that being your life right now. in the latest shocking detail in a story that is full of them, police allege that he paid two brothers $3,500 to stage an attack on him last month, an attack that he

having not got a dl with congress, he was either going to have to admit failure on a wall with mexicosignatu campaign pledge, or have to go nuclear. he chose nuclear. this was now a national emergency on the southern border. pres. trump: we are going to be signing today and registering national emergencyand it is a great thing to do, because we have an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion of people, and it is unacceptable. jon: watched by relatives who d family members killed illegal immigrants, the president rode roughshod over the powers of lawmakers to set budgets, and set up a confrontation with congress that he fully recognizes is likely to end up in the courts. pres. trump: we will have a national emergency and we will then be sued and they will sue us in the ninth circuit, even though it shouldn't be there, and we possibly get a bad ruling and then we will get another bad ruling and it will end up in the supreme court. jon: all the time e courts are deliberating, it means there will be no substantial building work taking place. less building a wall tha hitting one. re

the i dl was quickly criticized by one labor advocate to the city working with elon musk who has been accused of labor violations, passengers say it could work. >> boston is full of tunnels which creates opportunities to flow in a variety of directions. tunnels are in the way of the future actually. >> so far there is no timeline and no budget, a tunnel to the airport would be cheaper than service rail last estimated to be $800 million. in san jose, kpix5 . >>> southwest launched its first flight to hawaii from oakland today. the plan landed in honolulu 30 minutes ago but it was just a >>> -- test flight. the first step to getting airline flights from hawaii. the new service was announced back in 2017. additional competition could lead to cheaper flights but the airline says it won't announce fares or flight schedules until they get final approval from the faa. >>> new details about the rescue of a missing san francisco couple whose camping trip turned into a battle for survival. new pictures of their car showed just how much trouble they were in. a snowstorm buried their jeep in seve

. >>> a dl for a new redskins stadium now off the table in maryland. will d.c. push to seal the deal? >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> we begin with a man who has been seenin exp himself over and over again, targeting women in a neighborhood in northeast d.c. >> people are fed up tonight and police want this guy in custody. news's darcy spencer joins us now live from that area. darcy, that community is just horrified. >> reporter: rtll, they nly are, jim. i spoke to one woman tonight who says she saw this man exposing himself rightn here her neighborhood. today, d.c. police releasedrv llance video. they want to get this guy behind bars. this is theeo youtube vid are callingman many the noma fposher. ce say he's exposed himself in this neighborhood around 4th in l streets in northeast d.c. and it's getting worse. police say he alsoed committ a lewd act. one woman who didn't want to be on camera told me she saw him in the act.fi she was hor and called police. the crimes are happening near a church and just steps from two schools. 's not far from the noma metro.

as for acosta, the labor department said the plea dl was reviewed by the justice department leadership and followed the rules. savannah? >> all right, pete williams, thank you. >>> now to concerns being raise by possible asbestos in baby powder in years past and the women who say it caused their cancers. it's an issue at the center of n lawsuits a the government wants answers from johnson & johnson. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: under new scrutiny for an iconic product, johnson & johnson now revealing it's facing investigations from the department of justice, the s.e.c., and a sena committee over whether its talcum powders have been linked to cancer-causing asbesto for decades the company has denied any link. then in december reuters reported on internal company documents it says showed from at least 1971 to the early 2000 the company's raw talc and finished powders sometimes tested positive for small amounts of asbestos. though the company failed to disclose it. >> i hope no woman has to go through this. it really changes your life, nur family, and it should happen to anybod

. >> do you support medicare for dl in concept, though? i know there aferent variations of bills out there, but do you support the concept? >> i've aways been for universal coverage, always, always, going back to my d serving on the san mateo county boarde board of supervisors. my goal has always been we have universal coverage. it's how are we going to get there. the number one examination the is torotect the affordable care act because that's what we have in place. >> fair enough. also last month gavin newsom signed an executive order tol er prescription drug costs by requiring that the state buyon medica for people who are on government-run programs like medi-cal.ld w you support democratic proposals to target drug pricing at the federal level by, for example, including allowingca me to negotiate prices? >> well, that'sne of the chief proposals of the democrats. it would be medicare part d because that's where most of the prescriptn did you go dollars are spent. but i think it's importa to have hearings -- >> as you know, some groups sa

and i just, i sat dl and i was like, wow, this is going to be the issue of our time.vide that mega phone for the minister of tunisia without also providing the mega phone for people to say things that are upset these religious leaders. >> they soon discovered policing content was complicated. an issue that would only grow as facebook grew. is and moving into 2012, zuckerberg was close to a billion users and gearing up for the massively anticipated ipo. >> questions are coming out. is facebook living up to the hype. >> but there was a problem. smart phones were on the rise and facebook wasn't a mobile first app. it was easier to access it from a computer. so zuckerberg did something atypical. he bought a company during the quiet period. >> why the need to go on a buying spree? >> it was really connected to this whole transition to mobile phones being the main way we use technology. >> instagram was one of the most downloaded applications on the iphone. >> zuckerberg went out and put a huge amount of money on the table and bought inn sstagram. everyone said that's a bad

march of 29 for extra service as well so i think we see of course more emphasis on trying to get a dl ending up with no deal and i think they'll will be frantic event activity next week to try and bring it about. many thanks. the owner of topshop paid a female employee more than £1 million to keep quiet, after she accused him of kissing and groping her, according to the daily telegraph. the paper says the senior female employee, which it hasn't named for legal reasons, was one of five members of staff, who signed gagging orders after being bullied or harassed, by sir philip green. chi chi izundu has more. aggressive and intimidating. sexual harassment and racism. those are the accusations making headline news on the front of today's telegraph newspaper. details of the allegations against sir philip green, one of britain's best known businessmen involving five employees were published in the paper after a judge allowed him to drop action against it, which lasted six months. the allegations include one senior female executive at the arcadia group, which owns shops including, topshop who

a simple game to kill some time allege dl hiding a very dangerous and potentially -- >> 18 year-old colinstudied computer science for less than a month. tonight the college freshman is facing felony drug charges accused of hiding a drug business in an app. he created called banana plug. >> it's a game. >> san jose state university sish security expert explains that it was a free game. available in oople i tunes that had a button called special request. where the user could

a simple game to kill some time allege dl hiding a very dangerous and potentially -- >> 18 year-old colin howard. studied computer science for less than a month. tonight the college freshman is facing felony drug charges accused of hiding a drug business in an app. he created called banana plug. >> it's a game. >> san jose state university sish security expert explains that it was a free game. available in oople i tunes that had a button called special request. where the user could communicate with howard and buy narcotics. like cocaine, meth or molly. howard hid the drug business within the game. without tipping off apple security. >> making something like this at 18. and managed to go through the required and regular steps of apple. to get into the app store. it's not easy. >> federal prt prosecutors say the 18 year-old posted fliers on the cap pus to advertise the game. according to police that's when they got a tip about the alleged drug operation. they busted him when he sold drugs to an under cover officer who connected with him on the app. and on snap chat. >> very dangerous. beyon

he needed the next icon to close the dl in "limitless." >> they're not going to make a movie unless therehink of anyonees bes dinero. >> you walked in and a poster on the wall -- i >> did have his poster on my wall. >> figuratively, that would be a little weird, i guess. >> i did. >> one of your heroes though and you have the job of convincing him to take a role. >> he called in and said i want to do the movie. >> i am not doing the dance, i am out. >> the next year cooper teamed with dinero again in "silver lining play ok," the performance earned cooper his first oscar nomination for best actor. in 2014, he was nominated for another oscar for his role as a con man in "american hustle." >> you are going to do this because you got no choice, you work for me. >> a yearte a half billion dollars box office for his portrayaof chris kyle, in pe american "american sniper." >> cooper has a young daughter with his partner, his biggest fan has always been his .moth >> my mom thinks everything is a huge hi>> hat's what moms do. >> no, this one is not going to work. mom, it is g nng to work. oh, mayb

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listen, paul, nobody sits down in their house and stock dls piles weapons and writes letters like thatscrew loose. that's not normal behavior. >> i would be remiss if i didn't point out that it came after president trump tweeted this. five journalists were killed last june as one of the six survivors of our only newsroom shooting, his words have power and give bad actors justification to act. it was a week or two ago at a trump rally in el paso, one of his supporters went to a bbc journalist and attacked him. >> assaulted him. we saw the president tweet a couple of days ago, singling out "the new york times" saying "the new york times" is the enemy of the people. what this gentleman did -- i would like to remind folks the kkk were the original domestic terrorists. if anyone out there is not calling this domestic terrorism i implore you to change your language. >> everybody here. >> i'm talking about the folks at home, jake. people like to play semantics and we can't play semantics with domestic terrorism. when it comes to donald trump, what folks like myself are asking for, the preside

lemonis: dl is one of the largest jean manufacturers in america, and they recently entered the kids business to take julie and robbie there to see if they'd be open to carrying the most popular garment on the planet -- denim. tai: so, i have some of my core styles here. so, these can come year-round. they're super cute, great styles to wear to, like, school. julie: i don't carry denim for children at all. lemonis: do people in new orleans not wear denim? julie: i don't feel like it's as common. robbie: i think we haven't tried before, so i don't know how we really can have the answer yet. julie: no, it's very true. lemonis: don't think about baton rouge or new orleans. you may have a store in chicago. you may have a store in l.a. who knows how many stores you'll end up having. julie: mm. robbie: we're just in that mind-set with the south. we're thinking southern, and we haven't gone this route -- julie: it's hard for me to get my mind. robbie: we haven't done that before. i've had people come in ask for it. i've -- just recently. i know this stuff. i could sell it. lemonis: so, let's get it.

i'll put this on a wal dl? sn't make any sense. >> woodruff: my question is are democrats going to let that happen? >> well, we would certainly object it to, but i think republicans would, too. you have toog rem the money. i don't know many republicans oh democratare willing to reprogram the money. and if hes ta anyway, then he's got a real court challenger >> wf: senator, democrats earlier were saying they wouldn't go along with a dollar fphysical barrier. we mow speaker pelosi said that. now it's up to $1.37 billion. republicans are saying democrats caved. >> no, we gave him the same amount of money we said laar of course, the president shute down t government, costing america $10 billion, because we offered around $1.3. now, a month and a half later, after all the stress and strain and family disshptions the down caused and the $10 to $11 billion it cost our country, he says, y, i'm going to accept what you gave us last time. democrats have always insisted on this ballpark. they've always insisted on $5 mill

president trump has placed a lot of hope over the last number of months coming up with some kind of dl withorth korea. no matter whose responsibility it was what happened, of a disappointment is this for the united states? >> well, i think the president, for certain, is massively disappointed. helew 7,000 miles, he ended up with a fizzle of a summit, but what will be important is what happens next, and kim jong un has alreadsignaled just in recent minutes his continued uttimism abohe process, and he anticipates another meeting t with presidemp. and i think, for president trump, he should avoe the mistake s. made in 2002. at that time, at a time of p,nsion in the relationshe u.s. pulled back from dialogue and negotiations with north korea, and it set in motion a period of north korean escalation of their nuclear program. so we nmd to reain engaged. w druff: jung pak, is there an appetite to do that the part of the united states after this spectacular disappointment? >> i think so. the president left the door wide open for additional conversations, and i thin at's a good thing. he said i

and as viewers of this program know, after you appeared and after we showed that video, dl hughley andnancially. there was a gofundme page that helped you financially. but tell us about all the other government contractors who you know with jobs like yours in washington, d.c. and elsewhere who didn't get that benefit that you got by being on this program and having attention brought to your case. they went five weeks without any pay. as we just saw in the statistics, many of them missed mortgage payments, many of them missed rent payments, and president trump is trying to prevent them from getting any backed pay at all. how will those workers deal with that? >> thank you for having me again this evening, lawrence. i really appreciate that. i'm going to do like my conscience is going to tell me to do. my sister raised me, and her name is pat wilkerson. she raised me to be a respectable person and told me tonight to be very respectful as a speak. then someone else told me, a personal friend, no, faye, say what's on your mind and what's in your heart. so i'm going to mix the two of that t

he was at times just a jerk to the people asking fairly straightfoo dl straightforward questions. suppose we should note that, rather than just ignore it stay with us, i want to bring in neil ko kochal who served at high levels in the justice department. and play for you some segments. >> have there been any discussions at the department about pardons? >> since i've been acting attorney general i've not been involved in any discussions of any pardons. >> did you ever create, direct the creation of, see or become aware of the existence of any documents relating to pardons of any individual? >> i am aware of documents related to pardons of individuals, yes. >> one of those moments where a good question forces him under oath to actually figure out if he is. this comes as we're learning a story that any other night might be the top story in the country, the president's former campaign chair, busted for breaking his plea agreement is in court facing allegations from mueller that he was lying to them in the hopes of a recent attempted. >> yesterday the sealed transcript was released and

we have to remember that this bill we're voting on tonight, dls d dhs is one piece. there are several other agencies that we haven't funded. those bills were negotiated conference. the house and senate came to a bipartisan agreement on this back before the election. we could have had a victory back then. we should have taken -- made the decision to finish our appropriations process before the election. because of the loss of 40 votes, our negotiating position was more difficult. i think my republican colleagues that were involved in the negotiation, the fact that this wasn't being done and negotiated in the public, that they were thoughtful and deliberate and made sure we're doing things like have the innovative tower initiative. this is what i have been describing as a small wall. we will lay fiber-optic cable and sensing tools. we will make sure we are funding the state department so i.d. can address root causes of illegal immigration. that's violence and lack of economic opportunities in central america. all of those things are included in this bill. that's a good

what happens if it's 7:50 with dls money in the defense account? >> i find it hard to believe it would get through congress given congress's reluctance to fund a wall or barriers in the southwest border, even through the regular processes as opposed -- i think it would only have -- if the president did use some of the prior year money to build a wall. then this money would be backfilling for protects canceled to fund the barriers on the southwest border. i'm not going to make any predictions what the president will do. i have been wrong. >> i think if part of the 750 is to beef the border wall or backfill for border wall funding, the to the abottom lin that's not money going to defense. disregard it as money going for the defense-related purposes. it will be a budget gimmick, i think, if they try to do that. >> andrew and anyone else who wants to talk about it, we know the missile defense review was released. i think will be one of the more traceable documents that we can see is included, that shifts in fund g funding. there are new programs propos

she may be focused on trying to heal the rifts, that are on healer bore in my eye dl,.s union and stronger single market relationship, to actually get a deal, which allows us to leave the european union respect and accept the outcome of the referendum, but also ensure that we don't fall off the cliff or cause economic disaster and job losses. how worried are you that this is going to pull your party apart? i've asked the same question, it really is about labour as well. the split in your party and the fact that it could even lead to a new... with some of the labour mps walking away. there were no rebellions today. labour represents both constituencies that voted leave and constituencies that voted leave and constituencies that voted leave and constituencies that voters remain. that is a strength. there are some people with different views in our party, but ultimately, we are united on trying to get this deal and trying to find these sense of common sense out of the country. i think people want this sorted. the prime minister can't assort it on her own. she can't sort it

>> i think it's -- there's real doubt about whether they're going to get a dl.'s a serious question needs to be ait's either going it be a shutdown or national emergency. that didn't sound like a en presready to cut a deal. that near term, you ask what sort of the fallout from the speech is, i think it's that. >> 15 minutes of that speech was on the issue of immigration. is he resting the rest of his presidency on this issue? >> it felt to me, and i thought about this as i was thinking about this speech, the more time he spent on the wall and immigration, the more to me it was a 2020 speech. he seemed to be mo worried about his political standing as he heads into 2020, heads beto fights mor his own political future. everything was about reinforcine that base, eveages to evangelicals, messages to the pro-israel community, that he ed to keep close. everything in this speech was designed to do that. >> there was a lot of talk of bipartisanship and uni. do you feel it was a persuasive speech? >> not on bipartisanship, not on compromise. i think it will also be remem

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