and a lady answered, and i said, this is carol dodge, angie's mom. and she said, angie's been found dead. >> just over the phone? >> and i remember saying, god, no. please no. this can't be real. >> it happened, it turned out, the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just started to build her life, stabbed to death, her throat cut. and carol was haunted by a conversation she'd had with angie that very week. >> that's what she said to me, you know, mom, i've done something really stupid. >> did you say to her, what did you do? >> no, i didn't want to pry. >> what could it have been, that something stupid? did it lead to murder? idaho falls, idaho, big blue heaven above, dazzling white mormon temple below to anchor the town, its signal like a beacon of the core of american virtue. fine place to raise a family. three dodge boys and one girl named angie whose birth occasion, brother brent remembers, the biggest celebration of all. >> that was a moment for my parents to have a baby girl. >> little angie was on

during the height of the wild west periods, 1870's to 1880's, and it is a picture of dodge city. it looks exactly like you would expect dodge city to look, at the height of the wild west period -- wide, dusty road, brick buildings, little horse tied up in front of the saloon. the surprising thing is in the middle of the street is a billboard that says -- the carrying of firearms is strictly prohibited. you came to a wild west town, you were not allowed to be a gun slinger with your guns on each hip, a rifle in your hand and hidden in your pants. host: i get the sense it's like going into a restaurant now where you put your umbrella into a rack when you go into town. we know that horse thieves were hanged. did people steal each other's pistols, or was it like an umbrella? you just picked up your own umbrella as you left town? adam: i'm sure there was plenty of thievery in the wild west with guns too, but, no, you got them and you would give them to the lot enforcement officer. best the law enforcement officer. i found a photograph from a bar that had aalaska, handgun checked by no

likely to be dodging drops this evening. now to melissa mollet in the peaceful traffic center. >> i just have to listen t myself complain. i'm use ed t.d to th continue, everything getting by. erltway at gallows road. no problems ooop or inner loop of the beltway. the rest of it looking quite

understand these taxes and certainly not bright enough to get what her answer is which is nothing but a dodge and a pretty silly one at that. there's obviously expertise on capitol hill to review the president's taxes. this is not what this is about. this is the president who doesn't want his taxes revealed. it's not clear why. what it shows about his holdings, about his business affairs going back decades, but he's been willing to buck all political tradition which he's done in many different ways to keep the taxes hidden. now he's happy to have this fight with congress on the argument that, look, i withheld

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let's talk about what dodge is doing paying tribute to the military. >> dodge is saluting armed forcess and stripes addition package upgrade for several of its dodge challengers and chargers. this would be a $2000 upgrade. it comes with a lot of cool features including american flag fender decal, black clock with embroidered stars and bronze details, bigger wheels and a number of other features. this is available to anyone but they do claim to have the highest number of active military customers of all the other automakers. maybe it is because they offer nice discounts to those who serve our country and currently serving. heather: a good looking car. thank you, appreciate it, have a great weekend. julian assange expected to fight extradition to the us after being arrested in london on computer hacking conspiracy charges. is he a cyberterrorist or free-speech hero? your comments pouring in on this one. sean says you forget so soon, remember the soldiers killed in iraq thanks to this guy's leaks. kenneth on facebook times and with hero, he didn't steal the information, just published it

meet again tonight how about that one you these would appreciate that the move right right near the dodging like that you know it's pretty cool all right. thank you mark. >>get stray dogs some help in a hurry. well you can use a plane coming up we're going to fly you want to pet rescue mission to the central valley. and it might soon cost a little more money to get a bag check out in san francisco will tell you the idea behind termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? re goo we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. >>for your money tonight, san francisco's bag free could increase to $0.25 supervisor valley brown introduced the plan includes increasing the cost for single use bags as well as banning the plastic bags used for produce. the hope is to increase the number of people who bring reusable bags to stores in the bay area, san mateo lows. alto san pacifica already charge a quarter for single use backs the san francisco board of supervisors has approved a proposal that woul

you can't dodge me. you can't dodge me and avoid me because my facts are sure and correct. it's disgusting. and you talk about unclaimed revenue. that's money that should be used for the people who are represented and speak for all of the time, the people economically disadvantaged with mental and physical disabilities and amputees, people in wheelchairs and our veterans. you give multi--- you get multimillion dollar tax bonds to projects that you want to finance and they're all for people in high income brackets. you never ask for a tax bond to help the most vulnerable people who you campaign on the backs of in order to get the positions that you got. then when you get in that position you demonstrate that you're two-faced and a hypocrite is concerned. and you're doing it again right in front of my goddamned face and i don't appreciate it. that philosophy that you were using and saying that we keep doing the same thing over and over again, how come you don't use that philosophy when it's time to provide permanent houses for the most vulnerable people in this go goddamned c

and more evidence of bernie dodging and avoiding basic policy questions, as questions mount, will voters refuse to blindly take bernie's word for it? we'll show you how his policies have not worked, and critics saying that is big government bullying. >> trump growth agenda knocking the economy out of the ballpark. now this breaking news from pew, nonpartisan, said 41 states have it so good with the trump agenda, they pull in way more tax revenue than in last 10 years, all thanks to what president trump is doing, now this, top democrat warning, now agreeing with our reporting, we have been saying for weeks, congress has just passed 12 laws this year versus 440 in last congress. now top democrat warning democrat house majority, you need to put more points on the board, and get more legislation done, or you will lose in 2020, i am elizabeth mcdonald. the evening edit starts right now. >> welcome to show, you are watching fox business network, president trump on a tweet storm, 50 tweets and retweets in last 24 hours, as hillary clinton supports house speaker nancy pelosi saying don't do prim

elsewhere, this driver dodged a bullet when he's going out coming off highway 85 of union avenue. briefly facing the wrong way. and this was highway 87 in that one of the heavier downpours as drivers wisely slow down as they approach the 2.80 interchange. >>greenfield pothole plague us and carles another surface streets in downtown san jose as traffic crawled along east santa clara street. what may be the last seasonal totals 2 o above normal in many bay area locations. and it was perhaps just a bit more runoff into area reservoirs like lexington here in los gatos which is now at 94% of capacity and back and i was 17. >>the fall picked up with the rain left off making for a very poor visibility here on the summit pretty much all day. >>well maybe not all day. the fog has lifted now and i was all set to tell you that i could see some sky popping through here just in time evening commute but now. i'm moving back in again so looks like things are going today, unsettled here for a little while longer live in los gatos trump's lot of >>as we mentioned a little bit earlier in the north

>>we stand up to officers had to dodge bullets here their account and also see the body camera footage that snow next at 6. and if you're streaming us right now on crime on the news continues during the commercial break o 2 kron on tv to s >>we're hearing tonight from 2 police officers who dodged a round of bullets. we first told you about the story here on kron four last friday, the 2 georges swat officers. >>we're involved in a 14 hour standoff with an armed suspect from force grant lotus now was officers account of what happened during that. >>crazy day can just hear from these guys you remember that body camera video some of the most graphic dramatic compelling footage, we have seen since these police body cameras started appearing on officers saw all over the country these 2 guys address the media today about that extremely dangerous situation last week they showed up to a routine what they thought was a routine 911 call. but they are also now revealing some of the body camera footage here it is want to warn you some of it extremely graphic and could be disturbing to some viewers

this is not right that developers are able to dodge their obligations in this way.p for sale and put up for private rent? they are indeed, often substandard, notjust us arguing this, but the chartered surveyors institution, the local government association, people like me, don't see why developers should simply have this get out clause, when she needs —— when we need to build good homes and pay attention to quality as well as quantity. what we build is as important as how many new homes we build. the federation of master builders say, your policy, youridea, of master builders say, your policy, your idea, which you are announcing to the audience today, would lead to a decrease in homes on the market. also, the adam smith institute said, "micro—homes", as they call them, not slums, "good expand choice and help tackle the housing crisis. some of the new homes that have been converted out of old office blocks, warehouses, are less than half the size of what we expect of the space standards elsewhere in the country. people are not. to rent or buy them. the nature of the

chris: we wondered how many chryslers, dodges, and jeeps have these headrests.he company wouldn't tell us. talley the lawyer believes it's millions. we asked the national highway traffic safety administration if it's investigated, but we did not receive a response. announcer: still to come. lisa perry: they just said, "you're approved for $1300. you want to do it?" and i said, "yeah." announcer: but now she regrets it, and she's speaking up to warn you about her curious case of 161% interest. the case of 161% interest. say you finance a purchase on the spot right there at the store. sales people tell you it's easy, but you could be falling for a costly loophole at the register. you'll think you're signing up for an in-store loan, but you might be in store for something more expensive. lisa: you could finance this car. chris: lisa perry is sitting in front of her lease. you're probably thinking i'm talking about her car. but actually it's her custom car stereo. lisa: i've been a stereo fanatic since i was a kid. chris: yes, lisa unknowingly leased her $1300-stere

elsewhere, this driver dodged a bullet when he's gone out coming off highway 85 of union avenue. briefly facing the wrong. >>and this was highway 87 in that one of the heavier downpours as drivers wisely slow down as they approach the 2.80 interchange greenfield pothole plague us and carles another surface streets as well umbrellas sprouted here in downtown san jose as traffic crawled along east santa clara street. what may be the last rain of the season was expected to push seasonal totals 2 or above normal in many bay area locations. and it was perhaps just a bit more runoff and area reservoirs like lexington here in los gatos which is now at 94% of capacity and back and i was 17. >>the fall picked up with the rain left off making for a very poor visibility here on the summit pretty much all day. >>well not quite all day by the evening commute. the fog was lifting in fact there are even a few choose popping up here and there in los gatos are a lot kron 4 news. >>take a look outside right now see how things are shaping up on this friday you can barely anything with the fog and h

did you know the dodge brothers, you know the story of the dodge brothers? started dodge brilliant, crazy. they were like zany and kind of partiers, and allowed to race cars, and he read the story of the dodge brothers. a friend of mine is trying to make a tvs show about them. that's siliconv valley. it's just detroit in 1970 but it's silicon valley. they died mysteriously. some say advance of henry ford. that's good stuff, right? it's a confession martin luther king, the asked him three times to lead to leave. he said no twice because he was young and his wife did one to do it so interesting story. there's a guy who did this amazing thing in the '50s and '60s and he didn't want to do it. this great story, great biography of jeff bezos. he's driving his wife and friends of theirs drive across the country to start this dumb idea called amazon. he's so weird. they don't have any music in the car and his wife and of every scholar with him is going crazy. right across thess country, cane just listen to music? he doesn't listen to music because it's weird. he buy

one thing democrats are seizing on is this question that barr dodged. of course, the art of the dodge in a hearing like this is a time honored washington tradition. it's an employable skill. you have democrats seizing on the dodge when he was asked if the white house was briefed. before barr released that summary on march 24th, the word from the white house is the doj had not briefed the trump administration, or briefed the white house. today white house officials refused to weigh in on that. the president's outside lawyer says in fact on the other hand the president's outside legal team has not been briefed on the report or the findings. >> let me bring in pete. one of the other interesting things that came out of this again, another of the headlines was that barr had said he expected that the mueller report would be released sometime around the middle of the month. he's saying we've got within this next week or so. right now the special counsel is working with us on identifying information in the reports that fall under the four categories that will s

. >> many of us dodged the rain drops today. it turned out to be quite lovely. fewd isolate showers farther north and west but as we head through the overnight hours, many of u are just in the clear at this point. here's what current temperatures are in the 60s now. a littl bit of breeze out there. now stick around because we have a lot to talk about. we have a mild start to the week. also gling to be like summer at least one day this week and i amtraking not one, not two, butee thr rain chances. you. o >> we'll check in with you then. >> the search is on for a man that raped a woman aft she stepped off a bus in montgomery county. she was attacked late last night near watkins mill road. sheot offhe ride on bus and noticed a man was following her. he knocked her caught up to her. into a near the woods rnd her. it was less than two years ago when a man raped a woman in that same area. he attacked her as she waited for the bus. police used dna to make a composite sketch of the suspect. that's it right there. police have not said whether last night's case and this c

gives us his take on the trade turmoil in feral stuff and finally feel chrysler has made a move to dodge billions in fines and their stock is reacting at m.f. the c.e.o. of the adam mesh trading group joins us to sift through all of the stock and some of the other moves in the market all of that directly ahead but first the headline . and let's begin here with a billion dollar fine for a major london based bank it leads our global report today standard chartered moves . to settle with the u.s. government over charges that it violated unilateral sanctions against iran the bank was also separately accused of processing payments for a bank that the us treasury says has links to the self-proclaimed islamic state or isis and involvement in illicit transfers to cuba sudan and syria as well as me m r the full financial sanction for the bank will total one point one billion dollars it also resolves a five year investigation that focused in part on the bank's branch in the emirate of dubai the settlement is also a costly sequels of the bank's deferred prosecution agreement or d.p.a. seven years a

you remember the story of a dodge brothers, the guy who started dodge? they were brilliant, crazy, they were dilettantes and like zany and kind of partiers, and they love to race cars. -- loved to race cars. you read the story of the dodge brothers -- a friend of mine is trying to make a tv show about them. you read stuff about the dodge brothers, you are like, that is silicon valley. it is detroit in 1918, but it is silicon valley. and they died mysteriously, some say at the hands of henry ford. i mean, that is good stuff, right? american stuff. do you know martin luther king was asked to leave the civil rights movement three times, and he said no, twice? because he is like young and his wife didn't want him to do it, so that is an amazing story. here is this guy who did this amazing thing and they asked and he didn't want to do it. i heard this great story, the great biography of jeff bezos. he is driving his wife and a friend of theirs, they are driving across the country to start this dumb idea called amazon. and he is so weird, they don't have any m

he dodged the question about exoneration. somebody needs to ask him, is it accurate for the president to say he is completely and totally exonerated by this report? one thing that barr was clear about, though, was this grand jury issue. he was asked towards the end a few minutes ago, do you plan to go to court and ask for permission to release grand jury materials. barr threw down the legal gauntlet, he said no. if nadler wants to sue me, go ahead. barr is tying his own hands. he has already ability to go to the court and say i would like to turn over grand jury information. that's what ken starr did and the court said go ahead. barr is creating his own situation of i'm helpless to do anything. >> my hands are tied but i have control of everything. >> exactly. >> when you talk about the exoneration bit, i found that fascinating as well. because on the president's statement, it's on two fronts basically he side stepped. on the president's statement that the report and what the president has seen, whatever that is, is total exo

so, one question that the attorney general dodged in this hearing was the question of whether or not the white house has had some sort of privileged view of this report and seen it or seen more than what we have seen in the public. let's take a look at that exchange from earlier this morning. >> did the white house see the report before you released your summarizing letter? has the white house seen it since then? have they been briefed on the contents beyond what was in your summarizing letter to the judiciary committee? >> i've said what i'm going to say about the report. i've issued three letters about it and i was willing to discuss the historic information of how the report came to me and my decision on sunday. but i have already laid out the process that is going forward to release these reports. hopefully within a week. and i'm not going to say anything more about it until the report is out and everyone has a chance to look at it. >> joyce vance, why dodge that question? >> you know, it's such a classic nonresponsive answer when it would have been just as easy to say yes or no.

other business stories making the news movement emerge of talks between germany's two biggest lenders dodge a bank of kamau spanking as italy's uni credit says it would be interested in buying commercial bank as well italian bank has already to make a multibillion euro offer in case talks between the two german lenders fail all three banks declined to comment on the matter i was in founder and c.e.o. jeff bezos and wife mackenzie have finalize their divorce she is giving up all her interest in the washington post newspaper which bezos bought in two thousand and thirteen and blue origin the space exploration company he founded she's also relinquishing most of her albums and staked leaving her with four percent worth thirty five billion dollars a new york judge told the securities and exchange commission and the long lost to settle a dispute over how much the tesla c.e.o. can tell in his twitter feed the f.c.c. says mr musk violated a deal when he tweeted about production without any long is approval the judge told both sides to meet in the next two weeks if they can't resolve their differenc

they said that this wasn't dodge city's choice. this came from higher authority at the county level and you can imagine the back story but the city council was passed to the next day of resolution providing free door-to-door and we recognize all of our people have the right to vote so at the time where the national level discourse on american diversity is in my view out of sync with the main theme of american greatness you still see evidence of people recognizing what makes the united states different, unique and potentially greater. >> in germanyo and previous travels before you said something about missing them when you are traveling with is the next adventure and put his plan? >> well put. i'm on the road it's been almost a year since the book came outpl we spent almost 11 on the road in indiana extend tivoli and it was essentially to learn more stories like the ones we have seen and to connect people who are doing similar things around the country and don't forget why is it just to get increased critical mass to this potential

house of representatives have subpoenaed dodge a bank and several other financial institutions as part of investigations into president donald trump's finances and private house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff said that the subpoenas are part of an investigation into quote allegations of potential foreign influence on the u.s. political process which bank has lent mr trump through the state company millions of dollars over time even when other banks regarded it too risky to do so. with more on the story let's bring in i could book oh she's in new york based finance journalist and she's been covering dacha bank and donald trump extensively welcome to the program hi ken what exactly are these house committees looking for here. well any connection that they might find between a foreign nation. financial transactions connecting donald trump to foreign nations meaning russia it's part of the big russian investigation that house democrats and democrats have been pursuing for some time now they wanted to look into trump's dealings with deutsche bank for a long time they were not s

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train to dodge the draft. press and offerings to avoid. and. it's like no other. more international. welcome. it's good to have you with us now it's been cold and the worst flooding in a hundred years it's meant to at least seventy deaths and flooding into thoughts of iran and it's set to get us heavy rain. twenty four feet on thirty one provinces. province in the north pole the initial brunt of the flooding subsequently it spread to other provinces including a lot. in the southwest. and in fact has three major rivers that flow through it and the continued threat of flooding has that authority is to order the evacuation of six cities. along. with the. unprecedented scenes for a normally average region. consistent in southwest iran as one of the latest provinces facing most evacuations as fresh downpours kristie is hear about new flooding. further know in the restaurant province extreme floods and ghost cities and submerged homes. in the water was up to here there's the mark of the of blood. some locals aren't waiting for help they start repairs wishing to return t

he has to dodge. that's what he said after the game. dn't hit him, but he did tweak a muscle on the left side. still, scary stuff. i'd be out for weeks. as for the nationals, big day for ryan zimmerman. i watch thisthe 9th inning. this is going to be the second home run of the game, and 999th career r.b.i. nats shut out the marlins 5-0. .hey'll face the rockies in colorado tomorrow david martinez full of praise for the guy steven schlossberg. >>utstanding. that's the wordy could describe what he did today. man, i was unbelievable pick me nice gets the another run today. >> let's g to baltimore. hey, listen, hav to haveour best ears on for the orioles and twins. it's a fashion statement. bottom of the 8th, orioles down 4-2. the bases loaded, two outs, a little check swing gets a trevor hilton runs into the field. gets out at first. out of the bases loaded, bottom of the 9th, two on. the last strike,om v.r. ces through. sends the ball into left allwa e to the wall. one run comes in to score. runner holds at third, r.b.i. double, and the o

you remember the story of a dodge brothers, the guy who started dodge? they were brilliant, crazy, they were partiers, andany, they love to race cars. you read the story of the dodge brothers -- a friend of mine is trying to make a tv show about them. you read their story and you think, that is silicon valley. it is detroit in 1918, but it is silicon valley. and they died mysteriously, some say at the hands of henry ford. that is good stuff. do you know martin luther king was asked to leave the civil rights movement three times, and he said no, twice? because his wife didn't want him to do it? that is an amazing story. he didn't want to do it. story, thegreat great biography of jeff bezos. a friend ofife and theirs were driving across the country to start this dumb idea called amazon. he is so weird, they don't have any music in the car, they drove across the country and they are going crazy. they say, can we just listen to music. he isn't trying to be weird, so he goes to a gas station and buys the weird offbrand music that they have a gas station which

it's not so much about the lawsuits itself a dodge a bank is sort of caught in the middle of a legal power struggle because that is the big question if in general this congressional committee has the authority to actually force a banker to hand over those information as far as i understand about may sixth bank was ready to give at least them some details and now the trump organization and the president himself and his family are trying to block this so a dodger bank overall i don't see it having such a tough time of getting any problems with this case they're basically just waiting and seeing what the legal basis is and the fact that deutsche bank was pretty much the house bank of donald trump was basically because most of the other big wall street banks were not lending any money to donald trump and the longer because some of his and surprises hasn't been that successful so i don't see it necessarily as a big problem for bank it's it's a legal battle that we're seeing right now surrounding president donald trump his family and his organization. definitely a story that set to continu

he provided far more cooperation than this president, but he also we can note resisted and dodged when he did, that was there for the public and do you think to assess. mr. mueller's decision which again in fairness was not overruled, mr. mueller in the report says that based on everything, they didn't go to court, they were not overruled, they didn't choose to go to court to demand an in-person interview, but i'm fairly certain from seeing mr. trump's depositions and following these stories this would have looked potentially worse for the president had he stood up and done what he long claimed he would do which is to face down bob mueller. >> all right. to our viewer, we're expecting jerry nadler, new york democratic congressman who happens to be chairman of house judiciary. you can probably guess that it would be congressman jerry nadler who would stand in front of that backdrop. a huge improvement we should add out of fairness, the sunday that mueller released his four page letter, congressman nadler's backdrop was in his congressional district and the background was comprised of tw

both merger between dodge about comments but. this is business as a. as welcome for when this on cars go on has been rearrested by police in japan less than a month after he was released on bail he had been awaiting trial over claims of financial misconduct gone is now back at the prosecutor's office to be questions over further allegations. this is the moment carlos gain was taken out of his temporary accommodation and back into the custody of tokyo's police force it's the fourth time he's been arrested in japan media there say his latest attention is related to a file looking at payments made to a dealership in oman with the full knowledge image to arrest someone who is released on bail to take all of his documents including as related to the preparations for his trial i believe is something to be seriously looked at by the international community. is barely a month since going was released on a nine million dollars bond pending his trial for financial misconduct which he denies he says his latest arrest is outrageous and the charges a crowned less i

germany's biggest lender dodge bank is in trouble again this time for an alleged involvement in a twenty billion dollar money laundering scheme involving the russian mafia dubbed the global laundromats in a confidential internal report by the banks and the financial crime unit seen by the guardian newspaper admits the scandal hurt its brand it also states the bank could lose customers investor confidence and market value over its russian criminals with links to the kremlin use the scheme between twenty ten and twenty fourteen to move money into the western financial system investigators say the cash involved could total up to eight hundred billion dollars. now let's bring in the financial correspondent in frankfurt. is there a big uproar now going on in frankfurt there are they people saying well you know we're used to that kind of stuff from georgia benz. it's really more the latter get hard it's more like a man moment you know we've heard that all before this particular story isn't all new anyway the russian laundromat as it was called was active most of between two thousand and ten an

expropriating dodge of all and would be a great start we have to take back control. why expropriation what else with other means to deal with these criminals fail. and just buys up everything it wants property and profits it's not about providing homes on us was. born twenty thousand signatures are needed to trigger a referendum in berlin saturday saw a demonstration against high rents the drew tens of thousands the activists behind the petition say their initiative has some high level support. there are political parties that back us the left party many greens and some social democrats as well as the berlin tenants association and labor unions but our strength lies in the people who live there are key partners even if the petition succeeds the referendum wouldn't be binding the city government wouldn't be compelled to act on it and it's not clear it could afford to act the doj of one company says it's not worried. the hour. we have well founded expert opinions that such expropriations are not permissible under the law. whatever the outcome the petition and demonstra

banks across europe many of them and who's to say one of them won't have their headquarters in germany dodge went out to watch a bank is ready and talks to markets asset management arm with swiss lender u.b.s. other european lenders are meanwhile said to be looking at comments bank. c.e.o. christian savings said he does see plenty of opportunity outside of germany and europe's crowded banking sector here's what he told german broadcaster. you know when we look at europe there are five thousand five hundred banks in the e.u. that's a huge number when you compare that with other regions including america that's a large banking density especially in germany we've always said for dogshit bank when was stabilized when the balance sheet a solid again when costs are under control again when we've turned the first profit but we have to be more profitable that we want to go down this path and then we'll be in a position to be an active player in consolidation in europe as well. let's talk tech now facebook saying it expects u.s. regulators to find it between three and five billion dollars for the dat

reporter: right, he will face press and world to talk about the mueller report release, dodge is not doing -- doj is not doing a document company then going dark, he and rod rosenstein will hold the press conference to talk about the findings. we know that report will come out sometime tomorrow morning, president trump telling he looking forward to release, and feeling confident saying he is expecting a lot of strong things to come out in this report. even president's daughters today, ivanka speaking out about the release in a interview with associated press, saying she always knew there was no collusion with russia and this respect confirms. >> -- report confirms it. >> i guy ther knew there was non and no oka obstruction, there ws confirmed in mueller report and attorney general's barr subsequent comments, am not concerned. reporter: we'll be there tomorrow on hill. elizabeth: democrat may try to issue subpoenas friday to get an unredacted version of the report to try to marshall whatever obstruction evidence there is in their to try to impeach the president, he is house judiciary

hundreds of thousands of dodge darts are being recalled. >> that's because the cars have the potential if drivers think they're in park. >> michael finney is here. >> think parking brake. the dodge darts involved in the recall were model years, 2013 through 16 with six speed automatic transmission. the national transportation says it can fail. so you can put your car in park. but it won't change gears. if you have one of these, you can stop driving it all together or make sure to set your parking break. burgers like the sweet barbecue bacon and pico guacamole were known appeal to millennials. then the menu items were not selling well and they took way too long to make. mcdocumented's announced it was trimming the menu it serves between midnight and 5:00 a.m. some restaurant foods labeled gluten free aren't always that. according to the american journal of gastroentology, 32% of foods labeled gluten free contain gluten. food must contain less than 20 parts per million if it is to meet fda labeling standards. the worst offenders, pizza and pasta. it was found in 50% of pasta samples and

. >> i think there's going to be a run away car that dog is going to barely dodge. >> i was thinking%. >> when the woman went off screen, she's going to her car. >> no. >> shut up. >> okay. can we give that major can credit. actually saving -- >> we do know both of those dogs are the same. >> peace out, peeps. we'll see you >>> tonight, the deadly blast rocking an american city. the massive explosion, a building leveled. you could feel the blast across the city, witnesses said. at least one dead, several injured, raced from the scene. firefighters had been called to the area right before the explosion. >>> also at this hour, the major snowstorm slamming several states right now. up to two feet of snow, dangerous winds and thousands of flights grounded or delayed. 100 miles of a key interstate shut down tonight. rob marciano has the track and the timing as we head into this evening. >>> attorney general william barr on the hill, pressed how he could determine there was no obstruction of justice when robert mueller did not. and what he said about spying on the trump campaign. >>> the h