. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news.g >>> fac increasing pressure to resign, tonight virgin i's govern holding tightly to his job. gentzler. >> i'm leon harris. it's been more than 48 hours since we heard from govnor ralph northam at a lengthny news conference explaining it was not him pictured i a yearboo photo of a man in black face and another in ku ux klan robes. >> and tonight, an allegation against his possible successor. >> we have a full hour of team coverage coming your wayar ng with julie carey live in richmond. >> reporter: many came to the capital today expecting toalear governor northam saying he had reconsidered and wouldry sign. administration officials tells me instead he said he wanted more time, more time to try to vindicate himself, more time to convince virginians he had nothing to do with that racist photo that appeared in his medical school yearbook. but amid the chaos, a new concern as the man who's next in line, the lieutenant governoro forced answer an allegation that he assaulted a woman many years ago. it looked like business as usual as lie

go back and forth about how these people were misinterpreted, but when you see the optics of black fac's no way to get around it. for the most part, it hasn't been in the public sphere since the mid 1950s. it's largely gone underground. because of social media, now, it's so much easier to go back and track where it's beend underground ve it bubble up in public in ways we haven't seen before and it's a reminder of a racist past folks don't want to absolutely deal with even though it resonates so powerfully in the moment. >> van, he's talking abou optics. do you think it's optics or deeper? >> i think it's mostly it's the fact it's so easy to spot and it's such an easy line to not cross, that def plays into it, but also i think there's a large larger issue at ay here, which is the fact that there, of course, if we're talking about the possibility of making some people who disenfra throw them in prison, if it comes to the point where we can talk about them leaicving off that's a conversation we should have.e but prohibition, the taboo against certain easy to spot actions of bigotry, those

that the kids currently go with, worthng he guidance counselors, working with academic research and facown what that child's interests are, and most importantly asking your child what interests they have because signer is so bad andvaried, everyone doesn't necessarily want to work on the tactical operational level in terms of being able to work with some people are more interested on the policy side, some people he more interested on management side. it's important, one, to get the young people's interest first and then bng able t do your research within the community. >> yourboio talks your own personal experience overcoming the adversities in your own life. is tk that you're doing now with children and to promote and toen propel w in the stem and s.t.e.a.m. fields, are these your ways of paying it forward? >> absolutely. >> you mentioned your inspiration from >>god. absolutely. absolutely. i am one ofid those indls that perhaps has a different viewpoint when it comes to stem and s.t. in that i'm very much focused on the human aspect of it. not that i'm not focused and completely enthr

in fac i thought that the markets behaved kind of responsibly today, almost like adults, which we didn' a see lot in 2018 with all of the volatility that we did see. you kn, i think steve in his interview with governor brainerd earlier today brought up some really importantpoints, but one of the things that was, i think, clear was thathe consumer data, the retail data was weak, but i don't think necessarily the consumer is weak. unem isar still rbly low. we're seeing wage gains. there's a lot of other important ta that says that the consumer could continue to spendin. but the consumer was facing a washington crisis shutdown with 600, 800,000 people out of jaukjauk sobs. then w that drop in the stock market. when you see your portfo,o stt g doou think maybe i'm not going to spend a lot now. it doesn't mean that you can't, it meansyou don't. it's different with people being out of work. >> but we have come back in january, throughout most of 2019. we did have the worst stock market decline for a december since the 1930s, but we have come back. now what do you think happens renow that w g

first report, it emergethat the mayor was under police investigation, and today, the riace experiment fac extinction. and, at least for now, domenico lucano is no longer mayor of riace. lucano was briefly put under house arrest in october. when released, he was ordered to keep out of riace. banishment is an unusuarsh tactic for someone like lucano. it's commonly used b aitalian courinst the mafia. >> ( tran ): i've been suspended from my role as mayor, and forbidden to enter riace, ese legal questions are cleared up. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing, but there are already a number of charges, according to stefano candiani, anndersecretary of the italian interior ministry. >> ( translated ): the charges ce aret the mayor of ria charges from the judiciary following a lengthy investigation which they essentially uncovered widespread government mismanagement, improper management of public funds. the charges include fake marriages, marriages meant to facilitate the right to remain in italy. >> reporter: he's accused of facilitating sham marriages. is there proof against that? translat

governor ralph northam has hired a pr firm as he fac scandal over a racist yearbook photo he says does not depict him. attorney general mark herring has admitted wore blackface college. lieutenant governor fairfax faces calls for instigation after he was accused of sexual assault, which he denies. >>> another controversy erupting over blackface today involving luxury fashion brand gucci and a r that sparked fierce backlash. nbc's kathy park now and the latest brand facing accusa of racism. >> reporter: gucci's fashion forward top getting more complaints than compliments. critics on social media slamming this $890 black turtleneck with a red cutout for t mouth. you mean to tell me no one saw the awful blackface resemblance? the luxury fashion label apologizing on its website and pulling the item, adding, it is fully committed to increasing diversity throughout our organization. >> apologies are not enough.to we neeee a real embrace of diversity and inclusion in leadership of these companies. >> reporter: prada recently a pullentire collection of products depicting a monkey with bright r

there is no evidence, in fac, historicalhat economic pressure causes iran to retrench from its activities and destabilizing actions abroad.fa and, i, many of its policies are fairly low cost, and even to some extent, low risk for the regime to continue to undertake. really what we have done is to remove some of our ability to influence iran's decisions around the region, and critically, eliminate our capacity to engage zaplomatically with iranians. >> sreenivasan: e maloney of the brookings institution. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: there's a big dig going on in the ic heart of rome, with the goal of creating a new state-of-the-art subway line. and with some of the excavation eet underground, archaeologists are taking advantage of untapped sites that were out of reachefore. the new line-c route may be a modern engineering achvement, but a simple excavation can quickly become an archaeological feast. "pbs newshour weekend" special correspondent christopher livesay has our story. >> reporter: the imperial coumns, monuments, and temples of rome's forum reveal w

. >> i can see your fac now.t was just trying to ingratiate your social mia followers. 70 degrees yesterday. that was a record for the date. the old record 70 set in 91 so peeking back in the record books. last year our first 70 degree day came on february 15th. not that far away from yesterday's date 2017, first 70 degree day came he january 12th. so way on early side. and 2016, remember we had that big blizzard i january of '16, so the year started off colder so took a little .long 79 our first 70 degree day back in 2016. we had to wait until march to get that one. no more 70s today. no more 70s anywhere in the next ten days. 43 this morning with cloudy skies overhead. mid to upper 30s in the shenandoah slley. low 4 around the city. cool and damp outside this morning. all about the cloud cover for today. chances for rain increasing once we get pas lunchtime today. so if you're going to go out this morning and not come back r until after 3 4, grab the umbrella. look at all that rain across parts of th ohio valle

>> reporter: selma blair, visibly emotional at vanity g fair's" oscar party, fac cameras for the firstbeing diagnosed with m.s., proudly showing off her only accessory, customized cane.ok blair the news in october, sharing how the disease is taking over her dy, writing, i fall sometimes, i drop things, my memory is foggy, but we are doing it. keeping her sense of humor with #yesyoucane." >> i can be sexy. >> reporter: blair's career took off with 1999's "cruel intentions." now her netflix show "another life" giving her a chance to keep acting as she takes her battle public against an illness with no cure. >> it tyke soh to come. >> reporter: stealing the show on awards night, not with a , statue or speet by simply standing strong. morgan chesky, nbc news. >> she's amazing. we're back with more right after this. the lead dog, the scenery never changes. that's why this is the view for every other full-size pickup. and this year, it's déjà vu all over again 'cuz only the ford f-150 with its high strength, military-grade aluminum alloy body gives you best-in-class torque, best-in-class pay

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the fact that you don't have to knowno about black face the fac that you don't have to know the kind of racial intolerance are indicative of the serious kind of white privilege that we need to attack. >> and i know you're standing a dartmouth, our alma mater, you're going to give a speech o monday. you probably went is questions about things likens this, but w about what he said. a person his white cannot understand what that image does to the psyche of an african-american person. of course all the history that we acknowledge or should acknowledge. >> i think the issue that dyson is highlighting here. really the big surprise of all of this is that these examples you may say of stalking and sensitivity are coming from the democrats and from the progressives. gucci and adidas very. ralph northam is a democrat. mark carrington is a democrat. we've been told for a baltimore generation now that the parties switch sides. the democrat, but that's the en of the republican party. the racisto democrats became republican. i've been maintaining in my movie and books that this is no so that the r

you looked fac ed fantastic in y costume. but stephanie's is awesome, too. >> she's theea deal.ea to have the special shows at the big apple circus. >> making it fun for everybody. >>> here's four things to know. the nationals are heading to florida. the full squad reports to sprini tr today, ahead of the first full team workout tomorrow. bryce eharper's f is up in the air.ol >>> chicagoe say there's a shift in the hate crime investigation against jussie smollett. a police source tells nbc news, whether two men were paid to attack him. >>> t aurora, illinois, community, are searching for answers after a shooting on friday. the smt suspected shooter who w shot by police. >>> mccarrick, who wasch arbishop after washington is no longer a he was strippedf that tale this weekend. sex abuse against him were > credible. >>and coming up tomorrow, we're continuing to help you clear the clutter from your life. we told you about the konmari method. now, we're seeing h it really works. we put it to the test inside a maryland home. look at that. >>> if you're cleaning out the garage, don't t

homeowners must clear the sidewalks within a 24-hour peod or fac a $25 fine. i wonder to what extent that is. walking down nebraska avenue yesterday, you know, the sidewalk outside ourence ne, but not close to ourosecutprope. there's a church next door. >> i live in a row house. right along wre the hou is. >> right there. >> we will clean our neighbors if we see - not measuring the walk. >> right. >>> speaking of d.c.,ay bowser is celebrating a win today that has nothing to do with politics. ck she is the owner of her own pat collins snow s >> i checked the snow stick rule book.d found out that if you're elected mayor r two terms, you're entitled to an honorary pat collins snow stick. mayor this, is all yours. you can put it in your office, when all of the dignitaries thao to visit, they will be jealous. >> i love it. i hope we don't have to use it too often. the oscars are this weekend. so, pat asked people to dress up as your favorite movie character or scene. amazing contributions here. "star wars," "bird box," "jaws," "e.t." oh, bilbo baggin' s from "the l

. >> i was confident in may of 2017 that we had what fac had e indicating the president of obstruction of justice. >> paul, go ahead. >> a couple of thoughts, katy. it is true that doj policy currency says a sitting president may not be charge but it does not say anything when the president leaves office. if the president is still in office, that can change the game. bob mueller has the power of the pen. every time they approach obstruction of justice or try to slow or impede this investigation, that's another opportunity for bob mueller to write about those facts in his report and katy another reason we, the american politublic des to see what's in that report. >> let's listen to william barr, what he told senator chris coons. >> the president tried to end the investigation in his campaign, would that be a crime, would that be a lawful act? >> if someone tries to stop a bona fide investigation to cover up wrong doing, i would resign. >> paul? have you seen evidence of that? evidence of enough for william barr to -- i don't know, already was on. >> there is enough evidence that william

the fac a of three suspects are visible, look at that and take note. mark segraves explains that police hope these images help them catch the shooter and his accomplic accomplices. >> reporter: security video capture much of what happened. it started with an exchange of words. then you can see as people tried to separate the t men who were arguing. then the first suspect pulls out a handgun and fires one shot. then he pushes his way through the crowd firing four more shots as the victim is laying floor.e the victim is seen laying on the floor bleeding from his le th suspect returns at one point beating the victim chair as two other suspects watch. the victim is sthen seen lungin at another suspect. later the female suspect wearing aackpack comes back looking for the fun which she fis. she's seen putting the gun in her backpack and heading toward the door. today police are asking for help identifying these suspects. >> it's horrible offense, which is why we have that video out there. we're asking the community to come forward and assist u i identifying

in fac in the east bay valleys 39 by 9:00, up to 50 by noon. your chance of rain begins at 9:00 with light rain. penins cloudy in the 40s, low 8: a one of the first times you'll start to see organized rain. the south bay we're in the 40s until 10:00. low- tmid-50s the rest of the day and dry through at least 8:00. now our winds are going to pick up at 10:00 this evening through 10:00 thursday morning. 36 hours of gusts in the yellow in the valleys.45 hour in tbrow. that could cause some damage. here is a look at our flood threat same timeframe, just about all of our neighborhoods once again. rapidl changing conditions this evenin alexis >> okay, mike. a couple of issues on 680 in the tri-va neithe one is a big issue. a two-car collision on the counter-commute 68 avenue off on the left shoulder. that red on the southbound side. that i almost exclusively our typica delay. howeve we may start to see a little from this new issue southb 680 before sunol road. sounds like a crash possi relate to some road rage. that is off on the shoulder so keepin a

. >>> mean gile,overnor ralph northam continues to fac calls to resign. among those calling for him to accept down is "the washgton post." northam admitted to pu on chackface during a school party. >> aaron gst is live for us in richmond this morning. he is watching new reaction this morning as well as what will happen if one of the leaders sesigns. >> reporter: tha big question that people are asking. i want to stop and show you cover of "the new york post." a lot of people talking about this happeni at the virginia state capitol. the headline niying, vir is for loser, a play on the tourisr slogan,nia is for lovers. one of the more salacious headlines. this makes the point that a lot of people around the country are paying attention and talking about what happen here in virginia. you asked the question about i what happe the top leadership were to resign, or all three men were toeave office. and there is a line of succession that is described in the virginia constitutill. and with of the shakeups ppening at the statehouse, people are talk about it. if go

. >> announcer: news4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news.g >>> fac increasing pressure to resign, tonight virgin i's govern holding tightly to his job. gentzler. >> i'm leon harris. it's been more than 48 hours since we heard from govnor ralph northam at a lengthny news conference explaining it was not him pictured i a yearboo photo of a man in black face and another in ku ux klan robes. >> and tonight, an allegation against his possible successor. >> we have a full hour of team coverage coming your wayar ng with julie carey live in richmond. >> reporter: many came to the capital today expecting to

this is the fac of the most recent innocent victim of gun violence in d. a schoolteacher shot in his cheek. now he's speaking exclusively to our mark seagraves about the moment he knew he was hit and the one thing he wanted to do when he thought he was going to die. >> reporter: it was mony afternoon about 1:00 at the corner of north capital and new york avenue when shots rang out. the first bullet piercing the windshield o quintan's black audi as he was waiting in traffic.t the bullet whrough his finger and into his face. he thought he was going to die. >> yes, at that moment i did because of it was so much blood just flowing down the street. >> reporter: that bullet is still lodged in his n face. he'ld surgery to remove it. ts for his hand, the bullet ripped off p of his finger. >> i was still able to bend this part but all of thisasone. >> reporter: what was going through his mind? >> i was laying on the ground thinking there's soeo manye i haven't called and checked up on or talked to in a while. i was asking the could he get my phone just in case i co

that teacher was hit by a stray bullet, wounded in the fac and hand.unfolded on north capil street ennorthwest. >>> moc county police are released pictures of a murder victim's clothing and tat tos, this in home someone out there might recognize him and identify him. his body was found wrapped up in a bag near a bus stop around 5:30 monday night. because that area is so busy police are hoping to hear from witnesses who may have hsurd some unual activity around there. if you'd like to get a better look at these photos we put them on the nbc washingtonp. >>> news 4 is working to secure your ride. >> that's right. co r a security issue with metro's modern rail cars. >> i'm adamtuss. concerns about metro rail cars being hack bide a foreign government. i'll tell you why some local lawmakers are worried about it. >>> plus news 4's molette green [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathro, and my very own sp all i had to do was give my human "the look".

as"last man" was such a fac show. and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> seth: i know yodidn't, as you wrote it -- i thought it had a wonderful ending. i know you did not fully know at hat would be your last season so you wrote it. so then did you have ideas for other things that you did not get a chance to do? >> we knew very fully how we would handle the cliffhanger version leading off into a fifth season. but we weren't sure how we would do the final ending of the show. there were a couple things along the way, a couple ideas along the way, how to ultimately end it. one of them was this idea of talking of the verfinal x,gment of the show would be me in the offices at itching them the show. and then them asking, "okay, okay, so we understand all that t?but what is this show ab and then it would just be me sitting there for like three minutes and then then just going, "i don't know." [ laughter ] and then it would end. and then tre was one other, very weird, ending that i wrote. i have it right here. ou have it.,

it's hard to get fired up to do the same thing again against a guy who you think isag okay, despite fachat he's a recognize of the other party.co i think if o'rourke is going to get in this, based on my conversations with people around him, and with folks in texas, it will be in that presidential race. now, there are plenty of people in el paso, plenty of people who followed o'rourke's career who think maybe he's not ready. maybe he should take another run at thed senate race, or wait a couple of years, and run for governor. i think just from getting to know him in the people around him, the idea of getting that fired up to do the same thing again, against a guy who they find much less disagreeable. doesn't hold a lot of water. >>> two guests who came to play tonight. our thanks to todd and garrett. great conversation, we'll do it again with you both, thank you so much. and coming up, an unusual story happened today. the president's personal lawyer, that guy, shows up at an anti iran event in poland as israel's leader talks of war and thinks better of it. we'll explain all of it with th

doing both, making decisions that are reckless, making decisions that are krincontradicted by the facs delivered by the fact-masters, the heads of the intelligence agencies. >> nicolle, here is why this matters so much. the u.s. presence is a hub for a lot of activity by a lot of other people, by our partners on the ground, syrians ps and kurds who fought with us, the coalition around the world. none of these countries or allies know what u.s. policy is. he's not coordinated that with any of them. the general who i worked with in the obama administration testified before congress he wasn't consulted before president trump's announcement. so the danger here is that trump has the rest of the world guessing at what the united states is doing, including people who fought with us on the ground, who fought with our weapons on the ground. other countries who have contributed airpower and intelligence resources to this effort. everybody is wondering what is actually the united states' policy? all trump cares about is the politics have presenting himself as defeating isis and pulling out of syr

calling him into court after stone posted a picture on instagram showing her with ae target next to her fac. on the stand stone apologized for his own stupidity and called the post a momentary lapse of judgmentta adding, i honestly didn't believe they were cross hairs and iel took it down becae i recognized it could be misinterpreted. judge jackson didn't buy it telling stone his apology rings quite hollow and slapping him with a gag order. stone now can't say anything at all about the case after saying plenty since pleading not guilty to charges brought by the special counsel last month. >> they beat me up pretty good. they want to silence me. >> jackson warned stone not to test herar limits again. i gave you a second chance, she said. this is not baseball. you don't get a third chance. stone's still allowed to use social media to raisewe money f his legal defense fund after his instagram nearly cost him his freedom. hallie jackson, nbc news. >>> another congressional appearance has been added to michael cohen's schedule next week. he willn'du now testify about t president behind closed do

to lifts all economic sanctions in exchange for dismantle willing of its prime into you cary nuclear facnly that facility and that is something he could not agree do. >> basically they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety and we couldn't do that. they were willing to denuke a large portion, but we couldn't give up all the sanctions for that. sometimes you have to walk. and this was just one of those times. >> president trump scissors tay open to meeting with kim jung-un again but has not committed to a third summit pep ja. jane harman, we're looking at this in a black and white way. deal or no deal. but the fact that the two of them had a summit, that they got together, could that be a sign that there is at least some more progress, they are understanding who one another where? remember that one meeting that president trump had after the elect, obama said the biggest risk we face is north korea. is meeting and not necessarily signing a deal such a bad thing? >> no. and i commend president trump for focusing attention very early in his administration on north korea. president oba

it's an interesting received the fac set of facts and one that supports donald trump jr.the president's claims. >> it supports them to the extent it's one data point. it's a data point that says that those specific calls were not between don junior and don senior. it shows the difficulty of us being on the outside trying to extrapolate or folks on the hill who are not involved in the investigations trying to extrapolate from specific facts. for some reason, politically this particular fact sort of took on an oura of its own. i don't think it's dispositive of the broader investigation one way or another, it's one more data point that indicates perhaps the president didn't know about the june 26 meeting. but it's not as if that window of time when those phone calls were made is the only opportunity that those two individuals would have ever had an opportunity to discuss that meeting. >> no. but in fairness -- >> i think the data point but it's not dispositive. >> but if fairness and for clarity, this is a very good fact pattern for the trumps. that detail had been meant to

despite the fac he once criticized it, it's a high stakes hearing that almost didn't happen. this morning the acting attorney general matthew whitaker says he will testify on capitol hill after a day-long standoff with house democrats who backed down after threatening to subpoena him if he didn't answer their nuestions. that move a attempt by democrats to prevent whitaker from claiming executive privilege and avoid ansring their questions about whitaker's private conversations with the president. the white house blasting democrats for playing pointless political games. the president weighing in earlier thursday. >> should matthew whitaker testify tomorrow, mr. president? >> he's an outstanding iperson. ould say, if he did testify, he'd do very well. >> reportar: wr calling the subpoena threat unprecedented, unnecessary and premature. thehigh-stakes drama coming as democrats escalate their scrutiny of the president and his administration on a number of other fronts.g amon them russia, including a renewed look at mr. trump's potential business dealings there. >> three words tha

it includes all the information, not just those fac that support the conclusion that you'd like to drawg problems with that report. i disagree with the conclions they drew. that's something i'll be raising in a civil lawsuit i'll bebr ging against the department of justice. >> it was quite detailed and states you displayedanhis lack ofr on four different occasions. that's not just, well, we didn't understand, i not sure, i was distracted. that's four separate occasions in whi the inning spector geral said you were not forthcoming. >> i would love to walk through every one of the points i have those things i said in this report. but i can't do that with you this morning bause of the lawsuit we're about to file. >> let's talk about the president. in some way it's almost personal. he's tweeted about you i think more than 30 times. one of the occasions you o -- of the conversations that you had that you relay in the book, you he referred to your wife and her losing campaign and called her a loser. at would you s to him right now if you had the opportunity? >> well, i don't expect i that opp

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i don't think it's going to be a big fac factor. >> thank you for your service, sir.experiment. never works. you know, in cuba and venezuela, example resounding. the thing about bernie he is upfront about his socialism. there is not going to be any surprises. i hope voters educated themselves on the field. it doesn't allow this to come to fruition. todd: in an area we are in right now so many venezuelan americans. what do you think the reaction to bernie's announcement is going to be? >> almost laughable. great we love our president. adding candidates like bernie to the democratic ticket will only fortify his position it worries me after 2020. when he is done four more years. then what's going to happen? that's where my concern is. todd: thank you. peter spent 30 years in law enforcement has a very specific response. >> bernie sanders is a socialist he does not want to give us the tools we need. surplus military equipment and the weapons we need. todd: getting a call u. >> and in orlando, at the pulse bar. we are 49 people were killed. the police used a military surpl