deputies say rivera hit dorsey on the head and upper lip. deputi be drunk while both were recounting this fight about their son. dorsey, who was believed to be sober says that is when she attacked him. >>> next, major road changes could affect your commute. see which drivers are looking to tolls close to $20 a day. and what should the word of the year for 2017 be? dictionary.com yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years! wait, i'm not a real moose?? we've been over this, jeff... we're stickers! i'm not a real moose? give him some space. deep breaths, jeff. what's a sticker?!? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> first lady melania trump is denying a report that she said she didn't want to be first lady. she rip add report in which a long time friend apparently told vanity

of twitter tweeted a statement reminiscent of neil armstrong's famous moon landing quote dorsey wrote it's a small change but a big move for us doubling the link of tweets really is the biggest change in the company's history twitter went public in late two thousand and thirteen back then analysts hoped twitter would be another facebook but in contrast to facebook twitter has never found firm financial footing. the result since its i.p.o. in late two thousand and thirteen twitter shares have fallen from forty six us dollars at the debut to around twenty dollars now the problem the number of people who log on to twitter was flat for years in the u.s. so far the company has dealt with that problem by ringing more revenue out of the same number of people by selling better targeted ads but since this summer the number of people logging on has decreased in the u.s. and other markets twitter hopes that expanding its character count will attract more users to the service but twitter's new strategy can be explained in less than the original one hundred forty characters more words more users m

fast," one hot stock is cooling off, square, following a huge run this year we'll hear from ceo jack dorsey. plus it's judgment day for retail shares of department stores have been sinking on their earnings reports. we'll tell you how bad it can get and the one name that can buck the trend later, it's been one years since president trump was elected, and his most important piece of legislation hangs in the balance, tax cuts. and we'll hear from one republican congressman why he's voting no. >>> first, one of the biggest deals of the year between at&t and time warner, worth about $85 billion, could be in jeopardy following pressure from the department of justice after a series of threats from the trump administration let's bring in our own andrew ross sorkin who helped break the story, he joined us on the "the fast line. andrew, what's the latest? >> reporter: a back and forth now turning into a public spat between at&t/time warner andth doj. what we're hearing now or what we heard originally was that the companies were trying to -- or that the companies were in touch with the doj and the do

beijing and our tangan political analyst and advisor to the chinese government in singapore james dorsey senior fellow at the s. rajaratnam school of international studies and in boston katherine moon professor of asian studies at wellesley college a very warm welcome to all three of you n. our tangan this is a massive trip for a man who says he doesn't like to take long trips away from home what sort of statement is it and to whom. well there's a number of statements first off he's happy to be out of washington d.c. especially with things unfolding as they have been with his aides and other people within his cabinet there have been a number of blockbuster revelations but in terms of this trip he is trying to deliver trying to get since read some energy into his kind of moribund lack of ability to get things done in d.c. by in essence delivering some red meat to the political base that he treasures he wants to come to asia he wants them to know that he's there to make deals that he will use his strategic advantage security as a blunt instrument in order to get what he wants which are tra

. >>> jack dorsey is responding to the deactivation of president trump's twitter account.ee on his last day deactivated the president's twitter account. during the book conference, dorsey said the incident should have never happened and the company is now putting safeguards in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. when asked if the president contacted him about the incident, dorsey replied, we've had conversations. >> now on to the latest bonl shell rocking hollywood. five women are or sexual a representative for ck says she will issue a statement in the comes days. >>> lupita nyong'o has she's been disappointed with a uk magazine. you can see her there with what appears to be a smooth, slick backcut and in the actual photo she wore her hair natural and tied back. she posted both images on her instagram page. she's proud of her dark skin and kinky hair and she would have explained why she does not condone the change. >>> happening today, you can ride a ford go bike for free across the area. the free day is a kickoff of a larger partnership between ford go and a point

. >>> jack dorsey is responding to the temporary deactivation of president trump's twitter account. you about the twitter employee who deactivated the president's account on his last day. dorsey said the incident should have never happened and the company is putting safeguards in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. when asked if the president contacted him about the incident, dorsey replied, we've had conversations. >>> california's new 12 cent tax is causing problems for truck drivers. they are feeling the brunt of the tax hike. the tax is expected to raise over $52 billion for road improvements over the next decade. >>> happening today, you can ride a 4 go bike for free today. it's a partnership that is a point of sale platform. users must sign up on ford go's website. this is at stations in san francisco, san jose and the east bay. >>> raise your happened if you're looking for something fun and cheap to do this weekend in honor of america's veterans, all california's national parks yosemite will waive entry fees. the national park service has provided free admission for a

jack dorsey c.e.o. of twitter tweeted a statement reminiscent of neil armstrong's famous moon landing quote dorsey wrote it's a small change but a big move for us doubling the link of tweets really is the biggest change in the company's history twitter went public in late two thousand and thirteen back then analysts hoped twitter would be another facebook but in contrast to facebook twitter has never found firm financial footing the result since its i.p.o. in late two thousand and thirteen twitter shares have fallen from forty six us dollars at the debut to around twenty dollars now the problem the number of people who log on to twitter was flat for years in the u.s. so far the company has dealt with that problem by ringing more revenue out of the same number of people by selling better targeted ads but since the summer the number of people logging on has decreased in the u.s. and other markets twitter hopes that expanding its character count will attract more users to the service but twitter's new stra

the glee star's husband actor ryan dorsey said she hit him in the head and lip while they were taking their two-year-old son for a walk. deputies say rivera was drunk. dorsey showed authorities video which is why they say she decided to charge the actress. >> sweet gesture by a father to his daughter is bringing tears to folks all over social media. that's because the tennessee woman just received the last gift she'll ever get from her late father who made it his mission to celebrate his baby girl even after he was gone. bailey seller's father died five years ago when she was 16 but he arranged to send her flowers and a card every year until she turned 21. she says it's bittersweet but every word touches her heart. bailey says she hopes her story encourages everyone to never take a loved one for granted. >>> a beauty pageant in the midwest made history for the second straight year. mckayla holmgren joined the winners of the miss minnesota u.s.a. and miss minnesota teen u.s.a. on stage last night. she is the first woman with down's syndrome to compete in a miss u.s.a. state pageant. >>

>> we have conversations we have conversations, yeah. >> andrew also took the opportunity to ask dorsey if he was invited to testify in front of congress about russia's use of twitter to interfere in the election here's what he said about that >> if i was called specifically, i would go and i would get prepared and make sure that i understand every single aspect of what happened and what we're doing about it, more importantly >> fascinating interview with dorsey said he would have gone, had he been called specifically, and then overall said he wouldn't give us high grades right now in terms of translating transparency to users. >> yeah. he's got a busy couple of jobs leading square, which is up more than 200% over the last 12 months, also leading twitter easy to see why he would send somebody else, if he could, but the optics on that, not fantastic. >> i also think the scandal that broke this week was a big deal, the company giving an authentication blue checkmark to jason kesler, who organized the august white supremacist hate rally in charlottesville >> then instituting the hiatus on

>> sargeant dorsey, this church we know recorded its sermons.re able to show our viewers a previous sermon, recording from the church service that happened last weekend. we know they put some of these videos online. while it's pretty awful to think that this murder could have been videotaped, how crucial is this evidence? >> well, it's going to be very helpful when the officers that are involved in this investigation try to unravel and backtrack maybe seeing the suspect come into the venue, seeing where he may have secreted himself while worshippers were doing what they do. all of this is going to be very helpful. now understand that he's dead, but this will give some insight as to what his mind set was and why this church on this day at this time. >> what are the key questions you want answered that we may get at this press conference? >> well, it's too early, you know, to expect much to come out of it. so the kinds of things that need to be asked and answered will probably come much later once we find out the identity of the suspect and his co

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and you can find out more at bodycountband.com, will dorsey jr.heers and applause ] >> how you doing, everybody? thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is the host of hbo's emmy and peabody award-winning show, "last week tonight." please welcome back to the sho everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: i'm very happy to have you here. >> thank you, how are you? >> seth: i'm well. how are you? >> no, you're not well. you sound terrible. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i do. i feel like i'm trying -- i feel like a british person would be very stiff upper lip about it. >> i appreciate that. we would not complain about it. >> seth: yeah. >> because what we do is repress any strong feelings about anything and then address them when we die. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you do have time slotted for it? >> that's right, there's a time and a place. and it's once everything is over. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's good. you, though, must be doing very well. you did not even kno

the ceo to hostile questions and giving journalists the ability to talk about zuckerberg or jack dorsey humbling in front of senators. they made a right choice in sending general counsel's there sels there. question out of the that there is another hearing where the bosses are forced to show, if we get more investigations and disclosures in the extent of the interference. there could be a second act. something you talked about is the isolation of the tech giants. linedon't feel in with the democratic or republican party. what happened with them being on an island by themselves? industry thatn depended on the democrats for sympathy because they were very forward and a lot had been but democratsts, feel betrayed by the tech platforms and they feel at the russians influenced the 2016 in elections for the worse because of a lack of oversight and fake accounts and the democrats have moved away forom tech. the republicans are not as gulation as they were and it is playing well to criticize tech. you see a elizabeth warren on the left and abandon on the right talking about regulating tech or b

thought it would falter when cfo, sarah fryer right here threw cold water on square then ceo jack dorsey comes out on twitter fame and say it's a real thesis. 14, vm ware, virtualization solutions. stocks in 50% but it like adobe is pure play on cloud adoption and we know that's one over the hottest themes out there finally number 15, walmart i know it's downgraded by goldman sachs but truth is walmart's the only company that can challenge amazon over term it trades at 22 times earnings if it's anointed it gets a 25. goldman says the stock's gotten ahead of itself. perfect, all they had stocks are ahead of themselves. that's that gets them anointed the bottom line, in a perfect world i'd like to wait for a pull back for any of these to tell you to buy any one of these red hot names, tip of year it's very unlikely you'll get a pull back but by some fluke, by some chance if any of these names dips, you should jump all over them oh, i feel it, i feel it >>> al in florida. >> caller: jimmy a good eeg ms to the super bowl booyah to you. >> we embrace the goodness but don't get ahead of oursel

dorsey and riviera have been married since 2014.ra filed for divorce last year, but called it off last month. (justine) senator al franken says he feels embarrassed and ashamed, ahead of returning to work on monday. sentator franken broke an eight-day silence about sexual misconduct allegations against him today. franken told the minneapolis star tribune that he let a lot of people down, but he is hoping to regain their trust. he's also pledging to cooperate with a senate ethics investigation. but he's telling the state's public radio that he does not plan on resigning. several women are accusing franken of groping, including a los angeles radio host. franken has apologized to her... but said he didn't remember other incidents. (jr stone) representative john conyers is stepping aside from his position as the ranking member of the house judiciary committee. this...while conyers is the subject of an ethics investigation. the michigan democrat is the longest-serving member of the house of representatives ... and has been accused of sex

will you be trying to speak to mark zuckerberg or jack dorsey?t may be more publicly interesting to see and talk with them. i don't think we would get a different answer. i understand why they sent their lawyers. sometimes we were asking very technical questions or very difficult questions. i understand they wanted somebody else to take the heat and be the public face for this, but i don't know that they would have told us anything different. if that is the case there is not much advantage to having mark zuckerberg or any of the others. emily: do you think we will see regulation out of this? >> that is the real question. my question is, they talked about fake news again and again. we are going to identify it, and we will help the consumers understand this is fake news. i asked what does this mean? who is going to decide what is fake news and what is not? if you talk to mr. trump, his idea of fake news is very different than someone else's may be. if you are looking for a regulatory answer to this, that is an enormous challenge. i think at the end

dorsey is ceo at square and twitter. he helped found both companies.witter shares have lost about a quarter of their value over the last two years. coming up, alibaba is in listing -- is in listing high-tech solutions and old-school brick and mortar stores. how moving the online experience into the off-line world will be the future of retail. and we are live streaming on twitter. check us out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the two biggest apps for uber-like truck services in china are in talks to merge. this is according to people familiar with the matter. they have had a frosty relationship the past with the ies trading accusations about harassment that have even prompted police investigations. a merger would be the latest example of chinese tech startups getting together. alibaba's singles' day is well underway, but there's growing concern consumers could be facing fatigue from the annual 24-hour online flash sale. to combat this, alibaba is testing futuristic pop-up stores building on the idea of new retail. hans, i want to start with you. you were

emily: jack dorsey was just at a square event.itely not going to be in d.c., and it is telling that he is running to bank companies -- he is running two companies and only has so much time. >> another point that senator warner pointed out is that there is so much to these investigations that is not over. take a second to listen to what he said today. >> do you believe any of your companies have identified with the full scope of russian active measures on your platform? yes or no? >> our investigation continues. i would have to say no. certainly not with certainty. >> no. we are still working on this. >> we have done a comprehensive investigation, but these are ongoing issues. emily: keith, we still do not know the full extent of this. do you maintain it is not important? >> everybody is being hypocritical and they are showboating. that is why the ceo's were advised to not attend. it would draw more attention. imagine my parents watching this. they would have turned on football. if the ceo's show up for this, it is very newsworthy

will you be trying to speak to mark zuckerberg or jack dorsey? it may be more publicly interesting to see and talk with them. i don't think we would get a different answer. i understand why they sent their lawyers. sometimes we were asking very technical questions or very difficult questions. i understand they wanted somebody else to take the heat and be the public face for this, but i don't know that they would have told us anything different. if that is the case there is not much advantage to having mark zuckerberg or any of the others. emily: do you think we will see regulation out of this? >> that is the real question. my question is, they talked about fake news again and again. we are going to identify it, and we will help the consumers understand this is fake news. i asked what does this mean? who is going to decide what is fake news and what is not? if you talk to mr. trump, his idea of fake news is very different than someone else's may be. if you are looking for a regulatory answer to this, that is an enormous challenge. i think at the e

dorsey and rivera have been married since 2014. for divorce last year, but called it off last month. (justine) senator al franken will be back at work tomorrow... after missing some votes because of sexual misconduct allegations. franken spoke about those accusations today... as ryan young reports... franken summed up how he feels in two words. senator al franken said he was embarrassed and ashamed. he reached out to, nelia a local television station, but a paper and a radio station, to give his ideas about what happened over the last few days, the allegations that he's facing. it was a wide ranging interview. in fact, the one with minnesota public radio lasted 18-plus minutes and he talked very frankly just about the ideas what's been surrounding him for the last few days and about how he wants to build the trust back in the state, so people feel good with him representing them. franken / prefonted graphics over npr interview: "i'm just going to do my job and i'm going to go forward. this has been ten days since this came out. i'm

just as season five of "the apprentice" was falling out of the top 50, a web designer named jack dorsey sat down and typed, just setting up my twitter. >> i have 90 followers at the moment. so 90 people are watching what i'm doing. >> what started as an idea to send short messages to a network of friends grew into the newest strand of social media and then exploded the day michael jackson died. >> and for the first time we see more than 100,000 tweets in an hour. and that's a sign that hold it, this is a space that people are going to break and talk about news. >> this new tool captured the imagination of online marketers. >> back in 2009, i was working for a publishing company, >> including the man tasked with finding new ways to promote donald trump's new book. >> they say we don't really understand this, so you're the expert, why don't you explain it. >> they set up a meeting with the boss where peter explained the basics to the billionaire and then mentioned one hitch. an imposter had already claimed the handle @donald trump. >> that's when i suggested we call him @real donald trump

are you disappointed that mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey did not come to speak, how powerful, manipulatedwitter was offering russian television 15% of their ad space and they would not come to answer the senator's questions? >> yeah, i think that's not good. they ought to be more interested in cooperating when you have a clear law enforcement issue. more interested in cooperating with law enforcement than they have been. i'm a little skeptical of these disclosure type proposals that are floating around, which strikes me with most american citizens trying to use the internet and to advertise. what we ought to do with regard to the russians is retaliate, seriously retaliate against the russians. the -- these tech firms could be helpful in having us -- giving us a way to do that. >> i am -- i am not in a hurry to regulate big tech because i don't think we know what we're doing, but i would like some serious minds to look at it. people like leon panetta, condoleezza rice, would you support a 9/11 sort of commission that looks at the national security implications, not the russia attack, that'

tried to press jack dorsey on whether they would ever intervene. >> so that's a yes or no?h all of our accounts and all people using our platform to make sure they're using it in healthy ways and to guide towards more positive impact. >> but among those who see real value in his tweets is a man who disagrees with almost all of them. >> so your twitter bile, patriotic american, proud immigrant, movie buff, springsteen fan. >> true. >> banned by putin. preet once ran one of the most elite teams in america. prosecutor, investigator wielding subpoenas and grand jurys. now when he sees injustice all he has is twitter. you chose the president's favorite form of media to answer back after your firing. why is that? >> well, that's the only option i had. i started by happenstance a few days after i got fired not expecting to get fired. as top district attorney for his district trump's tower was part of his watch. >> he asked me to stay, implored to me to stay, in fact. >> and then he called you a couple times? >> called me a few times to shoot the breeze, which is unusual. the numbe

. >> hey kelly, this of course as the payments company co-founded and run by jack dorsey beating allhe top and bottom lines, adjusted revenue at 275 million versus 255 million expected, eps adjusted, eps up seven cents versus five cents. projected the share price has been zig zagging a little bit. it was first up and then down by more than 3%, now it seems to be flat this may have something to do with guidance, eps guidance for the fourth quarter adjusted. a little on the conservative side of five to six cents. stronger above estimate, adjusted q4 revenue guidance those of 262 to $265 million remember the stock has been on fire this year it's the best in the payment space up 170% year to date this year has also been moving up market and signing up larger businesses i want to mention that this quarter, the company applied far banking license as it builds out square capital, it's loan business and the last thing i want to mention, squares market cap getting close to surpassing dorsey's other company, twitter, back over to you >> thank you yeah, they're not a payment's giant, but they'v

dorsey. not sure how much longer he can keep doing that. >> you know, it is interesting that if you look at the valuation of twitter and snap, snap's valuation is higher i'm -- that's just wrong i mean, snap really has no -- no game whatsoever. twitter has got still a lot of room for its total addressable market square is almost tapped out. i focus -- i mean, snap's almost tapped out i focus on snap, because at $15 billion, it's almost impossible to fathom. if this company were to become public now, it would have a blue apron feel, not a canada goose feel >> yeah, i sense this morning -- >> canada goose -- >> you feel snap is a suboptimal situation, jim i think you've made that clear >> i think the whole -- i think the ipo was ill advised, david >> all right jim, we'll take another break. >> these are terms we use. >> yes, they are >> some of our favorite terms. yes, they are. well, we're genteel gentlemen. we like to keep it on that level. we'll come back to you in a minute the opening bell

it's why i've interviewed jack dorsey the founder of twitter and square multiple times in san franciscohis time he wanted to meet in webster city, iowa. take a listen. >> webster city, iowa, population 8,000. it's a small city and the economy revolved around a factory called electrolux that once employed as many as 2300 people. when it closed in 2011, many lost their jobs. including jeff pinkel. >> i was going to work here until forever, you know. >> reporter: he took me to where electrolux once was. now just an empty field. >> when they made the first announcement, one lady that just bought a house grabbed her hair and pulled out handfuls of hairs, she pulled out so much hair that it had chunks of flesh in it. it was devastating to people. >> there were no cars downtown on main street anymore. you drove through and it was just cold and ugly and gave you a sense of despair. there were people who were just absolutely convinced the town was going to dry up and blow away. >> reporter: when electrolux closed many who lost their jobs started building out their own small businesses and over 4

emily: and jack dorsey was just that a square event in new york city. the other day he is , definitely not going to be in d.c. it is telling that he is running two companies and only has so much time. emily: another point senator warner made an effort to point out is these investigations are not over. take a listen listen to -- to something else from senator warner today. senator warner: do you believe that any of your companies have identified the full scope of russian active measures under your platform? yes or no? >> senator, our investigation continues. so i would have to say no, not with certainty. >> we are still working on this. >> we have done a comprehensive investigation, but these are ongoing issues we are continuing to investigate. emily: we still don't know the full extent of this. do you maintain it is not important? keith: i think everyone is being totally of critical and they are showboating. that is one reason the ceos were advised not to attend. it would have brought more attention. most people will not watch sessions with general coun

we didn't see zuckerberg, sandberg or jack dorsey. what was that about? >> it was more pointed, not only did they not show up but mark zuckerberg was in silicon valley at facebook on an earnings call and announcing earnings and revenues and seeing their stock surge so it was a day of dissident realities, if you will. i think if you're looking at the tech giants' interests which is to not submit your c.e.o. to very hose tell you questions and give journalists the ability to talk about mark zuckerberg's or jack dorsey's humbling in front of the senators, they made the right choice in sending their general counsels whether, who were excellent lawyers and talking around the issues and sometimes not answering very specifically. but i know it disappointed the senators, and i wouldn't say it's out of the question that there would be another hearing that the tech bosses might be forced to show if we get more investigations and disclosures into the extent of the interference. we might have a second act. >> stewart: something you have been reporting about at the ec

it makes them look like the adult in the room. >> jack dorsey looks like he has the ability to hypnotize you when he speaks to you directly >> i was hypnotized when he was speaking right there >> unbelievable. buy twitter. >> how about the 280 characters, though have you noticed you can now tweet a much longer -- >> you can be especially windy on twitter >> you are windy >> double the character size >> i'm a -- i'm a 140, whatever it takes i like the little circle thing that goes round instead of the characters counting down when they reported october 26th, the stock traded 20 1/2. that proved to be right. if you buy it now on a breakout above 21 >>> the market isn't the only thing selling off today. one of its leading indicators, the hyg high yield bond hitting the lowest level since march the options market is implying more pain ahead. mike khouw is here at the plasma to break it down >> we saw well over three times the average quit volume. by the close it traded four times the daily put volume what is interesting though was one of the trades that i saw that suggested perhaps that this

she was celebrating thanksgiving in north carolina where her husband, ryan dorsey is from.y told authorities rivera struck him on the bottom lip and head while on a walk with his wife and son. rivera was taken into custody but later released. >>> it is that time of year when you can find cinnamon in just about anything, whether you like it or not. >> i like it. a latte, it's nice. >> everywhere. and while all those treats aren't going to necessarily help you lose weight, the spice actually might. >> this is really reassuring news this morning. "usa today" reports that university of michig essential oil in cinnamon could fight obesity. >> wow! >> it makes cinnabon worth it. >> exactly. >> i think this is how it works. a new study shows that the oil produces fat cells to start burning energy. i don't understand any of this, but researchers say that you should not be using this as a weight loss treatment until more information can be studied. >> until more information can be studied. but in the meantime, enjoy your cinnamon! >> absolutely. >> coffee, whatever. there you go. >>

dorsey told authorities that rivera struck him on the head and the bottom lip last night. rivera was taken into custody but was later released. >>> a california man spent part of his weekend in the hospital after a great white shark sank his teeth into his thigh. he decided to go spear fishing with his father friday off pebble beach. the shark attacked him and bit him two or three times before he was able to break free. his father couldn't even believe what was going on. >> i just tried to help him to stop the bleeding. the scale of the of the damage, you could faint. >> they were terrified for sure but doctors were able to save his life and they saved that he will make a full recovery. >>> another scare, this time for passengers aboard a united flight. what made this landing in new jersey so dangerous? and senator al franken gets his first interview since the sexual asconduct news4 at 6:00. >>> not exactly what these pilots thought they faced when landing a plane today. the tires on it plane blew out as the plane landed in newark, new jersey. pilots initially thought they

sheryl dorsey, retired lapd police sergeant. james galliano. art roderick, a former attorney for the u.s. marshals office. art, you and i haven't had a chance to talk. i'll start you. police say this suspected gunman was dressed in all black tactical gear, he was wearing a bulletproof vest, he was armed with an assault-type rifle. gives the impression this was carefully planned but the sheriff moments ago told me this gunman had no connection to this church, was not from that community. what do you make of that? >> well, i've checked with some law enforcement sources, too, and i -- he might not be from that particular county, but i think he is from the surrounding area. the interesting thing, there's a couple things that came out of that presser that -- the bit that just played a little while ago that it's a ruger ar-15, to me, the nomenclature for semiautomatic 223 assault rifle. if he's firing through the walls of that church, that very small building, those bullets are going to go right through there and just hit people inside the church ver

dorsey told authorities that rivera struck him on the head and bottom lip saturday night on a walk with son. rivera was taken into custody but was later released. >>> a prince george's county church is celebrating a huge milestone. ♪ >> worshippers at royal house chapel international prayed and t new $8 million center. it's been two years in the making. before this. they had to rent out spaces if they wanted to hold big events. >> waiting for in -- it was important for us to have this. >> new church building includes a basketball court, a media center and an outdoor playground. it's home to about 500 members. >> wow. >>> incredible. >>> stay with us. "news4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. >>> now on "news4 today," it's a place a lot of people go to shop or eat. this morning, it's the center of a crime. what unfolded at dupont circle that left one man shot and another on the run. >> i am a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of >> senator al franken breaks his silence. what he has to say about the sexual misconduct allegations against him more than