now the prince george's county state's attorney says a fourth woman has come fo everett would lure young women with alcohol and then drive them to a home in prince george's county where he would rape them. >> the parents of makaia wilson are suing the d.c. housing authority for $30 million. the 10-year-old was killed last summer when she was hit by a stray bullet. seven people would ultimately be arrested. her parents say the housing authority shares the blame. the lawsuit says officials knew howangerous the neighborhood had become and didn't do enough to make it safer. >> makaia is gone. there's nothing that can bring her back. no money can bring her back. it's a statement in what we're trying to do and trying to make su it not another makaia. >> the director of the d.c. houston authority declined t speak to near citing the pending lawsuit. >>> safety isn't the only concernplmong the p who call d.c. home. another is affordability. >> mayor bowser is trying to connect those with -- connect with residents in an effort to lower the iost of livin the district. yesterday she had a lunch with

everett will be home for a week. next up on their itinerary, heading off to lego land. >> you look so. handsome i missed you. >> reporter: in alexdria, amy cho, news4. >> been in the navy for nine years. you think he was glad to see his mama? >> so. i think he was. the best day of that young life. boy. pretty cool. geek it's cool to be a this weekend, did you know that? >> only this weekend though. e seventh annual awesome con takes over dc this weekend. festivies und way at the washington convention cent . the pop culture event brings together people who live the comics, they love tv, movies, toys and games too. they also don't mind getting in costume and mugging for the cameras. a big attraction this year is the entire collection of batman costumes from all the movies over t years. >> we're really here to put as much cool stuff out there. myis mind blown that it's grown this far. organizers expect 80,000 people to pack the convention center td.s week many of them like doug will be dressed as their favorite characte

barber has been indictedith ur sex assaults. 45 julian everett was arrested last month. he was initially charged in connection to three sex assaults including two alleged assaults on howard yufuniversity student. court documents now link him to four cases. investigators say everett would lureoung women with clalcohol, drive them to a home and raep them. we are sll going through the court documents. we'll bring you the ver alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. be careful out there! now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity and get started with this great offer. plus, ask about 4k ultra hd and packages that include netflix. click, call or visit a store today. >>> a bit cloudier and definitely more plilly. >> a c days ago we were in the low 80s. >> and about to co

charged withrber sexually assaulting three women is facing a fourth charge.d 35-year-ulian everett was arrested last month, initially assaults.r three sex two of his accusers were howard univerty students at the time. now the prince george's county state's attorney says a fourth woman has comeforward. everett would lure women with alcohol and drive them to a home in prince george's county where he would rape them. >>> 6:03. the parents of makiyah wilso are suing the housing authority for $30,000. she was hit by a stray bullet and died. seven people ultimately were arrested. makiyah's parents says the housing authority shares the blame, saying the officials knew how dangerous the neighecrhood hade and didn't do enough to make it safer. >> makiyah's gone. there's nothing that can bring her back, no money can bring makiyah ba. it's a statement and what we're trying to do andrying to make sure there's not another makiyah. >> the director of the authority declined to speak to news4 citing the pending lawsuit. >>> safety isn't the only concern among peopl who cal d.c. home another is afforda

-y r-old julian everett was arrested last month, initially charged wit three sex assaults. two of his accusers were howard university students athe time. now the prince george's county state's attorney says a woman has come forward. everett would lure women with alcohol and drive them to a home and rape them. >>> the parents of makiyah are suing the d.c. housing authority for $30 million. the 10-year-old was killed last summ when she w hit by a stray bullet. seven people would ultimately be arrested. makiyah's parents say the housing authority shares the blame. the lawsuit says officials knew how dangerous the neighborhood had become and didn't do enough to make it safer. >oo kaakiyah is gone. nothing can bring her back. no money can bring makiyah taba. it's ament of what we're trying to do and trying to make su there's not another makiyah. >> the director of the housing authority declined to speak to news4 citing the pending lawsuit. >>> safety isn't the only concn amongeople who call d.c. home. another is affordability.ay >> muriel bowser is trying to connect with those r

demand that the participating company since this time the export ban to saudi arabia and the united everett and a very serious this period when dealing with their contract partner us and the federal government will also commit to not using these jointly produced products in yemen. well there is a lot of pressure on germany from the likes of france and the united kingdom for berlin to start selling arms to saudi arabia again the argument from the british side is that if we stop selling weapons to the kingdom of saudi arabia we would lose influence over the world perhaps trying to get them to move away from the conflict in yemen it's interesting that they would try and move away from that conflict by selling them more weapons particularly well what we're hearing from the likes of human rights watch is this ban by germany is the right way to go in trying to help the embattled people of yemen what we have at the moment is a situation where there's thousands perhaps hundreds of thousands of people in dire need of food clean water and aid and not so much in need of billions of dollars worth of we

demand that the participating company since this time the export ban to saudi arabia and the united everett and a very serious this period when dealing with their contract practice and the federal government will also commit to not using these jointly produced products in yemen. but there's a lot of pressure on berlin to loosen that ban somewhat particularly coming from france and the united kingdom in fact jeremy hunt the british foreign secretary he was out here in berlin not so long ago trying to convince his counterpart tyco mass that germany should be able to sell weapons to saudi arabia the argument put forward by the british side was this well if we don't sell them weapons we lose our influence over the kingdom he of course glossed over the fact that there's billions of pounds worth of trade in arms between the united kingdom and saudi arabia and in particular the fact that the fleet of typhoon aircraft that was sold by the united kingdom to saudi won't be able to fly if they don't have parts that could only provided by germany you know if those parts are provided those typhoon aircr

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hello, bob, burgess everett covers congress for politico, returning to us as well. nice to see you. bob, you are up first. >> the attorney general created headlines when he said they were spying on the president's campaign. you supported bill barr for attorney general. do you regret the vote? sen. manchin: it was a terrible statement. i said, mr. barr, the only way you can have any reprieve is to allow us to see the report. we have to start healing the country. you cannot continue to separate and divide with all these theories, because a lot of people are justifying their opinions based on their own facts. let us see the facts and make our determinations. that would go a long way in helping reprieve himself for that horrible statement. i never thought anyone had any question that the russians were involved. i was on intel last year and i saw all the reports and i saw the investigation done. i talked to all the 17 agencies we have on security, and not one of them contradicted the russians actively and aggressively were involved in trying to interfere in our elections. now, they have

200 years from now, your children will know two names, abraham lincoln and everett dirksen.dirksen says yes, i'm coming. so these tapes are just fantastic. we worked on them and we were working on the memoirs, when i went to his ranch to help him on his memoirs. i got a funny story from a ceo, don kendall from pepsi-cola, he was a friend of richard nixon. and when nixon first came into office, he asked kendall to go to johnson's ranch to talk about some sensitive matter. johnson is working on his grumpilynd he looks up and says, how am i supposed to remember what happened 30 years ago? the only chapters that are any good, i have a little tape machine in my oval office and i used to press a button. verbatim conversation. those chapters are coming out great. you go back and tell your good friend nixon that there is nothing more important than the taping. [laughter] >> and thereby, johnson contributes to the downfall of his good friend, richard nixon. david: are presidential leaders born, or are they trained? doris: i think certain qualities are inborn, perhaps empathy is one o

and so we need to get out in the wider media so last week for example we had to pick the streets everett is out and six putting up our posters so the people start look at them like oh was nuts about don't know maybe they'll start checking online who knows and the more you guys start talking about it the better that they will understand that this is an issue that has taken seriously origin for a long thank you very much so this is their only the start of it they're going to be protesting here for the next couple of weeks whether the police allow them to block the traffic for that long is another question from central london but what about you martin. but it is fair to live in central london thank you. but the u.s. secretary of state has met the venezuelan refugees on the border with colombia and he reiterated his call for president maduro to step down my pompei it says the u.s. will use all economic and political tools it can in order to hold the venezuelan leader accountable pompei was in the colombian city of kuta to end a four nation tour of latin america aimed at piling the pressure o

he keep these communities in a dependent state and unable to never able to get out if you like ms everett and say we've been beholden to the democratic party for a long while fifty years or more with no positive results in a year nine hundred sixty we had eighty percent superior how so ray in one nine hundred sixty during all of these races medication what is the name now we have nearly a seventy three percent single parent household rate and most prison inmates come from a single parent house so the great society to stay all those things are really ruined and more money from the government won't help in fixing a ok anything it seems to prove is that it's polarizing thanks very much for joining us on our take it have you both on thank you. thank you write that is it for now for the. next update from the moscow news team follows the kaiser report. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next that the ball different slopes on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and the

thers from virginia, james garner, james mifflin, everett radcliffe from virginia all served. the outbreak of the civil war meant the beginning of the end of the institution of slavery in the city and throughout the country and a new economic and political relationship between african-americans and the broader community. it's important to note the debut of the museum of the civil war, now that it will be revealed that these stories that talk about these individuals and how they really stood and how america stood on the precipice of change will be a discussion for generations to come. for african-americans this journey for the civil war propelled them to want nothing less than full citizenship rights for themselves and for their children. thank you. [applause] so now it is time for questions. we will take two and then go to lunch. i will give you more details about the lunch in a moment. questions for dr. alexander? >> thank you. that was great to have you share that. how do we remember -- i want you to comment on how fort monroe -- i'm aware of a controversy. could you comment

host: everett, ohio, republican. caller: good morning. how are you? i usually call in on tax issues, but i could not resist this morning. good morning to everybody. host: good morning. caller: it is a complicated issue, the environment is. i have been an environmentalist. snowfallhas had great this year. i worked in a lumber know when i was young. i have been to mount saint helens to see what happened after that happened. first of all, if these guys would look at is carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide heavier than air? it is heavier than air. photosynthesis, the fellow is right about that, rain absorbs some of the carbon in the air. or first fires, .hey contribute i watch a lot of nature shows and science shows, how the universe works. cycles,goes through every 14 years or so. have carbonat deterioration have a landslide that disrupts the basis of that late, carbon comes up as bubbles. there have been two incidents that i am aware of, and it killed 2000 people because they were close to the ground. it was ground moving fog of carbon monoxide or carbon

. >> reporter: also there today, the rest of everett's family to help welcome her home.he'll be home for a week. now nextp on their itinerary, heading off to legoland. in alexandria, aimee cho, news >> i'm going to be 8 the next me. she sees >> she has been in the navy for nine years now, so legoland. that's the only way to top that. >> mom needs legolanore than j.j. does. >>> meet diego fl wes. he chosen from more than 50 other fourth graders. all the applicants had to write an essay calle if iere mayor. in it they had to explain a specific issue in their mm ity, how they would solve it. it was about improving pedestrian safety. >> car crashes in gaithersburg or around the world by putting on more stop signs, traffic a lights, to reduce speed limits a little. >> it all made sense. he made his debut at the state of city address. he's going to be invited to join the real a mayor other events throughout the year and he'll get to host a community service project at his school. >> good for him. >>> d.c. byclists are demanding change a week after the deathf one of their own.

zbl >> reporter: also there today the rest of everett's ly to help welcome her home.occupy their itinerary, heading off to legoland. >> you look so handsome. >> thank you. >> i miss you. >> aimee cho, news 4. >>> if that doesn't put a smile on your face, their smiles, my goodness. >> i love the mom's comment. after a 16 hour flight, i need m to cry. >> exactly. >> his arms were this wide going around mom. i love that story. >> so happy for both of them. >> that's a jood one. >>t like the rest of us, th u're going to wake to thi wind chill tomorrow morning too. >> hard to beeve, isn't it? 76 degrees. tomorrow is going to feel like 36 in parts of the western area. c. about 45. just know that when you're waking up at 7:00 out the front door. i keep telling you, my daughter's soccer game at 9:00 a.m., i continue to forget to sn the email to the coach to tell everybody. if you're watching, it's going to be chilly. you're going to wake up and walk tside. you're going to start to notice that tonight. i'll tell you that. i'll keep you posted on that just a second. you see whe

were there issues in everette, where all the 787 is built. so is there reason for all this?right now? yeah, absolutely. but i think that the scrutiny is warranted. if i have to face as an airline pilot the fact as this gentleman mentioned shavings migrating down to an area that might affect an airplane with electronic controls, that's going to be concerning because i'm not sure there's an emergency checklist that would respond to how the plane may rea react. >> they wanted the company to build a plane. we're both business people. we think that's an saspiration about efficient production. "the new york times" article is they are prioritizing speed over quality or safety. >> it certainly is. >> the goal is to push out 14 a month. but i agree. i think that this should be looked into a little more thoroughly. if it's not already. i wrote an article and had the opportunity to fly the simulator when i wrote this article, as you may know, a lot of my pieces are opinion pieces, but they wanted to edit the column before i had even released they want ed to see the raw draft and didn't

with sexually assaulting three women is facing a frth charge for the same crime. 35-year-old juen everett was arrested last month and charged for three sexual assaults, two of the accusers howard university students at the time. and now the prince george's state attorney said the fourth woman has come forward. investigators say he would lure aung women withohol and then drive them to a home in prince george's where he would rape them. >>> the parents of 10-year-old makiyah wilson are suing the d.c. housing authority for $30 million. the little girl was killed las summer wheit by a stray bullet. seven people were arrested by police but herents say the housing authority shares the blame. e lawsuit said officials knew how dangerous the neighborhood had become and did not to make it safer. >> makiyah is gone. that could bring her back. no money can bring makiyah back. it is statement and what we're trying to do and trying to make sure it is not another makiyah. >> the director of the d.c. housing authority has declined to speak to news4 citing the fact that the lsuit is pending. >>> did the f

he served under everett dirksen. he came out of the progressive , but therefornia were other republicans like him, jacob javits, clifford case, george aiken, hugh scott, .argaret cheats -- chase smith they worked with their democratic counterparts. russell, l fulbright. they worked together. they had their political differences, of course they did. when it came to major legislation, when it came to major issues, they worked together and produced landmark legislation. congress,elected to 1976, tip o'neill was the speaker. democrat, hecrat's had a great relation with bob michael, who was the minority leader. did they have their political differences? did they fight each other? , of course -- of course. issues,came to major whether it was a democratic or republican president, they worked together. they worked together on the budget. we balanced the budget. we did it by passing tough budget deals. that was bipartisan. we did social security perform, we did -- reform, we did immigration reform, tax reform. , republicansge

talking to, the time that something occurred, and she's just wiping that right off the face of the everettce of the earth because it doesn't suit her narrative. is that dangerous for our country? is that kind of rhetoric something that could send us down a path that you worry about, dr. jazzer? dr. jasser? >> very much. we have to -- the good part about this, why this isn't a waste of time, this is very important for americans to understand, this is my world. when people say or where are the moderate muslims, the islamists lift up ignorance, egocentric folks who believe in the islamist movement because they serve them as useful idiots very well. at the end of the day, once you understand what islamism is, you can treat it and confront it. america's beginning to get an understanding of how islamists see america, how they see 9/11 as, oh, just sort of an act, and muslims -- trish: an act that hurt them, uh-huh. >> exactly. they're the victims versus actually an act of war that president bush and the rest of our sons and daughters who who fought wars in afghanistan and iraq were fighting to p

according to one investigator there's one particular case employees at motel six employees at who everettc.e. agents with guest lists and the i.c.e. agents would circle the ones with latino-sounding names. what kind of information, guest names, driver's license numbers, passport details, room numbers, birth dates, even the license plates of some of their vehicles. in a statement to cnn the motel six chain says, not only are they confirming this settlement, but they're saying they're implementing these policies and also saying they continue to enforce its guest privacy policy which pro hints the sharing of gfgs information, except in some cases where a judicially enforceal warrant enforcement is present. they not only have to pay restitution to 80,000 guests but put these policies in place. not only did they say they will, they are really obligated because that is part of this agreement motel six reached in cost. so the disclosure of this private, it is costing them big, $12 million. >> this is not the first time they've been accused of this? >> no, it's not. in fact the investigation star

you're going to get a weaker quarter here in the second quarter and go kind of come back town to everetto that? >> well, first of all, you remember last year, you know, you guys -- [laughter] kind to me reminding folks that we got last year -- paul: we weren't kind, we just repeated the facts. >> you reported the facts. [laughter] but the fact is last year we grew a percent below this in the first quarter, so why should we expect the year to be worse than last year? it doesn't make sense to me. the fact that it's going into the second quarter, one of the big positives is we're going to get three-tenths of a percent back because there's the no government shutdown. and the other thing is that incomes are growing a lot faster than consumption. consumption wasn't weak, but it wasn't nearly keeping up with incomes in the first quarter and the edge of last year, and i think the -- and the end of last year. and i think the reason why is retailers are expecting a block bluster late spring and summer, is and in the march data, you can really see that. i would guess right now if i had to write dow

we have this information now, how can the bay area effectively everett addressed this crisis? >> we have got to remember, the solution to homelessness in california is homes. this is a part of the housing affordability crisis but there are other things as well. in terms of delivering services to people who need them and one of the things we are really excited about is that governor gavin newsom has made this a big priority and is looking to provide more state funding and more coordination on this issue. >> it really is about coordination. at least that is what the study points to. it seems to be a regional approach. what does that mean? >> we need to measure it. we are using different ways to measure who is homeless and why and where they are. we need to have solutions that are tailored to the different people who are homeless whether chronically or family homeless. right now there is awesome work being led by mayor schaaf, mayor reed, mayor ricardo but it is heading in different directions when if we brought to bear reasonable -- regional funding and state-level funding and h

. -- tomamed tom cagle kegel who served under everett dirksen. he came out of the progressive era of california, but there were other republicans like him, jacob javits, clifford case, george aiken, hugh scott, margaret chase smith. they worked with their democratic counterparts. humphrey, jackson, dick groat so, bill fulbright -- dick russel, bill fulbright. they worked together. did they have their political differences? of course they did. when it came to major legislation, when it came to major issues, they worked together and produced landmark legislation. when i got elected to congress, 1976, tip o'neill was the speaker. he was a democrat's democrat, he -- democrat, but he had a great relation with bob michael who was the minority leader. did they have their political differences? did they fight each other in elections? of course. but when it came to major , issues, whether it was a democratic or republican president, they worked together. they worked together on the budget. -- god's sakes, we balanced the budget. we did it by passing tough

suggests that in one case employees at everett washington locations provided guest lists to those i.c.eose i.c.e. agents would then reportedly circle what are being described as latino-sounding names. that private information includes everything from names of guests, their date of birth, license or i.d. number information, the room that they were staying in, even some of their license plate details. in a statement provided to cnn, motel 6 confirms that this settlement has been reached, but they also go on to write that the chain would, "continue to enforce the guest privacy policy, which prohibits sharing guest information unless a warrant or subpoena is present or local law requires this information." now, as part of this agreement been not only does the chain have to pay $12 million in restitution to those guests, but they also have to cover attorney fees and provide training for their employees to make sure these kinds of private information disclosures don't happen again. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> polo, thank you. >>> with brexit at stake, it's all about getting the deal done

the other research that i think is very telling and very helpful is everett rogers diffusion of innovation theory. this is something when you look at how do communities adopt new behaviors? usually you have the wild and crazy innovators. you have one or two people who get gung ho about something. how does that spread of the community and what are the ways you can help it spread? you'll have your early adopters and then your early and late majority coming along later, and then finally you have 16% of people who will never do anything and the call that the laggards, which i love that. our program includes signage and we the people say what's the big deal about a sign? the sign is a way to signal the commitment that people have made. it's a pledge. the daily risk reminder, people are super proud of becoming firewise. this is a helpful public signal that signals to the laggards perhaps that we we're moving ia new direction, and it helps people can we do an annual activity as as a requirement of firewise that every year it comes back at the people who might be skeptical and said okay, it's back

they will get it and they're pointing out the positive economic impact that has already happened to everett 4,000 union members for the construction and some 4,000 casino members once the casino opens. and there's a lot of pressure i think on this commission to recognize the important work that has already been done economically by telling them and yet these commissioners are relentless in their questioning. they are not letting any detail go uncovered and it was a tough morning for wynn resorts >> contessa, thank you contessa brewer joining us from massachusetts. a big retail conference is under way this hour in arizona joining us now for a cnbc exclusive is courtney reagan joined by doug mcmillan, the president and ceo of walmart courtney, take it away >> thank you very much, melissa. we are at the global retailing conference in tucson, arizona with doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. doug, thank you so much for being here this is the global retailing conference lots going on in the world walmart touches a lot of it the president's talking about closing the border with mexico how important is

particularly being almost the utility of the 21st century and we appreciate the funding you have given everett you want to do a proof concept that will make you proud over this six and a million-dollar appropriate last year as well as 550 this year and these abkhazians will begin being received here in a couple of weeks and there's been interest from all across the country there over broadband connectivity and it has influence and certainly precision agriculture as well as many other areas. regarding the budget report to your questions and we will address those as they come up probably more profitably then generally and we work hard on farm bill imitation as well and i look forward to discussing obviously the ministration is a constitutional ability to present a budget fiscally responsible and no longer puts tough decisions and while at usda we want to support our ag and rural communities we are willing to do our part in whatever it takes. thank you for the opportunity to be with you this morning and report your questions and hope you will find we are doing our best to live up to our motto and

in short, is a book story begins as he told us, the everett country government had restricted in the design was to promote safety by effectively having a banking cartel from by the government as cartel manager. this made the begin system safe but sluggish. the banks of the 1950s interesting enough own more treasury bonds than they had total loans. those of us in the tree today in the heart imagine but so was. the dismantling of this old-style simpler cartel and its replacement with the government banking system structure significantly more complex and quite a bit different is the story of the book. over the decades as market rules relate there were notable personalities involved, a few examples are worth mentioning, in the 1960s there was comptroller of the currency james saxon a crusader and he appeals to me as a character in the story, the 1970s and 80s there's the most innovative thinker of his day who renamed the first national city bank of new york as citibank for better marketing he also led the charge into the sovereign debt disaster in the 1980s. also in the book in the 1980s

german exports, the uncertainty hurting the biggest economy in europe everett and he will tell you wean avoid that cliff edge that could be detrimental. we should try to go for that option. not precipitate a chain of events, nobody knows what it could turn out to be. >> staying on top of the latest in brussels. what is happening between the eu and u.k.. thank you for your time. the u.s. and china seem to be ever closer to a trade deal. the treasury debt -- secretary on they are agreed enforcement procedures. they will open offices to ensure the other lives up to any deal. that includes binding pledges. thes get more details from deputy team leader. you are here today. how close are we to this, to some deal? >> we have steven mnuchin saying, there are enforcement offices they are planning to open up. this was one of the biggest sticking points. on that front, yes, this does signal clear progress. we have here and from president trump they are getting closer. they are still take issues remaining. technology transfers. details are still being hashed out. question of what happens to the t