news4's david culver explains the challenges ahe for wilton gregory. >>> breaking the bottleneck but at what price? adam tuss explains the plan to add more express tollways on the belt in virginia. >>> and raising the red flag. a new law in maryland already paying dividends, keeping guns out of the hands of potentially dangerous individuals. >> announcer: welcome to "news4 this week." >>>hello, everyone. i'm leon harris. we start this week with a new beginning for the catholic church in n.washingto this week washington's half billion plus catholics were introduced to the new shepherd, archbishop wilton d. gregory, most recently from atlanta,ll offic the first-ever african-american archbishop of washington. as news4's david culver reports, it's a leadership rolehat gregory says must start with healing. >> i resolve to serve faithfulle t spiritual needs of this local church. >> reporngr: a new beginnior catholics in our nation's cap capital. archbishop wilton d. gregory accepting his position lead the local church, holding high the manda fromope francis himself and acknowledging the re

gregory: was there a crisis? scholarship that andests maybe there wasn't, yet this collective memory persists that there was a major problem. was there in fact a crisis in the armed forces after tet? >> yes. [laughter] lt. wilbanks: good answer, bill. clearlyr allison: and we are debating the degrees of the reality of that crisis versus its perception. perception, like possession, is 9/10 of the law. and perception matters. when you had those brig riots at long bend and the marine brig right at okinawa -- right at at okinawa,iot senior officers didn't have a clue about why that happened, what was going on, it was unparalleled in their experience that you would have like that. there are just too many indicators. of ite may have made more through popular cultural post-vietnam, looking out all of this, but they certainly believed it at the time, and i think at all levels they saw it at the time. i think that matters. : in terms ofeat racial tensions, we can look at these brig riots, not only in vietnam and okinawa,

gregory also comes to d.c. as the church is trying to work its way through controversy here, as well. the fallout from sex abuse allegations affecting the formery and now outgoing -- former and now outgoing donald wuerl. he was accused of a sexual abuse accusation decades ago. wuerl has denied any wrongdoing. as we come back live, the installation scheduled at 2:00 p.m. it wasst scheduled for mathews, but there is so much intere interest, it will stream on line. likely to be a hot ticket in d.c. back to y >> justin finch live athe basilica in northeast. thank you. >>> today an unprecedented hearing for the manonvicted of fueling d.c.'s crack epidemic in the 1980s, i rayful edmond ran the largest andt deadlies drug trafficking ring in the city. now prosecutors are asking that he be released early. he is currently serving life witho parole. edmond once oversaw an operation that brought 1,700 pounds of cocaine a month into the district. prosecutors say 1997 edmond began helping law enforcement understand hee worki

gregory is a chicagonative. the 71-year-old was ordained a eriest in 1973. he is the form archbishop of atlanta. gregory replaces cardinal donald wuerl who resigned under pressure back in october.as he w accused of covering up sexual abuse in the church while he was bishop in pittsburgh. wuerl has denied any wrongdoing. >>> today a maryland pediatrician accused of rape will be back in cort on dozens of new charges. dr. ernesto torres has been indicted on 65 new charges based on 11 new accusers coming forward. torres was originally charged with raping an 18-year-old woman. heas placed under house arrest after he posted bond last week. the judge is set to review his bond status in light ofhe new charges later today. >>> now to an update about a woman accused of posing as a psychologist in stafford county, virginia. the number of victims coming fr forward is growing. more than 30 families have contacted police since we first reported the story last week. authorities say sharonda avery is not a licensed psychologist and did not graduate from college. avery isg f

gregory: no, no tengo miedo.on una bomba lacrimÓgena cuando estaba en la autopista francisco fajardo. ese momento me generÓ demasiado miedo pero sin embargo quienes hacemos periodismo en venezuela estamos graduados en periodismo de guerra y es parte de nuestro dÍa a día. lamentablemente, aquÍ seguimos informando de esta manera con chalecos y cascos antibalas. es la forma en la que nos vemos obligados a reportar para poder enviar la informaciÓn a diario y es parte de la vocaciÓn. yo no tengo miedo de seguir ejerciendo mi labor en venezuela.nos cuenta gregory james lo que pasÓ ese dÍa en venezuela. ustedes pueden ver las imÁgenes que ocurren casi todos los dÍas en ese paÍs. Él es periodista para el canal vpi. te agradecemos por toda tu informaciÓn. aylen: impresionante las imÁgenes. ahora nos vamos hasta estados unidos porque william bar se rehusÓ testificar ante la cÁmara de representantes y tampoco cumpliÓ con una situaciÓn para entregar la versiÓn completa del informe de robert mueller el miÉrcoles que bombardea

gregory competed at a 100% raw powerlifting tournament. competed in nine events and won all nine of them, setting for records in the process which was a triumph of the human spirit. of course, some people are unhappy about it and some people always complain. in this case they argue gregory had an unfair advantage because of being a biological male with a lifetime of physiology and male hormones. people think these ports should be reserved for for biological women, that women are somehow different from men. you know why they think that? not like it's any good reason, not like there is a mountain of evidence. they can do that because they are incorrigible bigots. powerful people tell us that every day and threaten our livelihood up with the use agree buy that idea completely without any reservation at all. so congratulations to mary gregory for being one of the greatest female athletes since caitlyn jenner. msnbc, if you are watching, you may have noticed that they could not contain their excitement during the attorney general hearing. linds

respect and fraternal >> archbishop gregory will matthe catheal. still ahead, deaths fromancer yourse healthy. motor home yesterday may have we'll show you more of this footag chuck? >>> good morning, everybody. sunshi and no weather worries that big swirl of weather and countr that causes increasede one of the days of weather. want. wasn't hot, wasn't sticky. outsid you went on scooter? >> yes. ? >> went into georgetown. >>> wouldn't it be nice if today would little bit more of that's question we're hoping for. >> y. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck belhjoins us with wat we can k. hey, chuc >> it's going to benother you guys ought t pay me for that's my opinion. with a mostly clear sky that's downtown at national airpor water, it is a much more curren in winchester, 46 55 now in prince george's count warrin degrees. super comfortable. look at that planner for today. sun's up just before 6:00 a.m. all sunshine all day. there will be a gradual increase in clouds but you'll still be sun is not down until 8:20. today' highs will be in th mid 70s. for

there hospital -- there's a new changl when wn gregory is installed.ton gregory would become, again,the fi african-american archbishop of the washington archdiocese. iginally m chicago and was jordaniordained in 1973. he's now 71 years old and is the formerrcishop of atlanta. now he will succeed cardinal w donald wuerl resigned last october,ou'll recall. now his name did emerge in some recent sex abuse cover-ups there in pennsylvania and in pittsburgh where he was the archbishop. he has, though, denied oi wrongd in that case. the mass begins at 2:00 p.m. we could be watching very soon morhistory for wilton gregory. h usuallye in d.c. our arch bishops are elevated to the title of cardinal. he would then becme the first african-american cardinal. and cardinals, of course, vote for the pope. more history possiblynto come his tenure, as well. we're live here in northeast, justin finch, news4, back to you. >> thanks. >>> i'm meagan fitzgerald with new storm video out of oklahoma. ok at this bird's eye view of the damage in greer county. powerful storms ripp

for ths illation mass of archbishop wilton gregory. eightrd caals, 50 bush shishops roughly 300 priests all celebrating this new beginning and it comes as church leaders are trying to heal from that recent scandal. news 4 david culver outside the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception in northeast. how did the archbishop or did he address the recent troubles? >> reporter: he sure did, wendy. in fact, he likened it using his homily, which is really his first moment to speak from his own words and he likened it to the holygospel,he holy scripture and saying the church right now is troubled waters. he said that's what they're trying to traverse. he said that is what exactly we're dealing with in this moment. we have been tsed about by an unusually turbulent moment inur o own faith journeys recently and for far too long. waves of unsettling revelations have caused even the hardiest amon us to grow and perhaps even at times to want to panic. >> archbishop wilton gregory urging those gathered to put their faith not nece

also joining us david gregory.esident cleared something up after before tweeting, raising questions whether whether or not russia helped him get elected he asked that directly. he said russia did not help me get elected president, i got me elected. didn't help me at all. david gregory, the president also called robert mueller a true never trumper, which is the first time i believe i've heard donald trump say that about the special counsel. >> well, you've got a sad contrast between somebody in robert mueller who has conducted himself professionally and with integrity as a patriot, and the president who in his pet u lens i think is doing more to move the needle toward getting congress to initiate impeachment proceedings than anyone else. we have to refined ourselves there wouldn't have been a special counsel if the president hadn't brought this on himself. so that is this lack of self-control that our president of the united states displays on a near daily basis. again, the notion -- it's not really worth defending

joining us now, david, abby phillip, and david gregory. abby, i want to start with you on the reporting about what william barr is doing. he's appointed john durham, who is the u.s. attorney in the state of connecticut, to launch a new investigation into the origins of the russia investigation, which is on top of the utah u.s. attorney, who has been looking into this vaguely. he was appointed by jeff sessions. and a doj inspector general investigation by michael horowitz, which should be completed soon. three is the charm here? >> well, bill barr kind of has to do this. i mean, one of the whole points of having bill barr in this role as opposed to jeff sessions, who the president grew to almost december pi decemb despise by the end of his ten e tenure, is having the confidence of the president. he has to take this step and put his own spin on it. that being said, it seems he has appointed someone who has the experience in doing this under both democratic and republican administrations. this is, in some ways, a durham specialty. i think tha

catholics, archbishop gregory is the first african-american to hold that position in washington. cardinal bishop and hundreds of priests packed the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. worshippers walked on as he walked on holding the mandate from the pe. he replaces cardinal world. >> i thank the hly father for that righteous challenge, more an opportunity. m i pled loyalty, respect and fraternal affection to him once again. >> archbishop gregory will celebrate a mass of thanksgiving thisoming sunday at the cathedral. >>> now to a bombshell. i.c.e. is calling out the george iounty dete center for giving two ms 13 gang members the opportunity to kill a 14-year-old girl. >> josue fuentes ponce and joel escobar were in the u.s. illelly when arrested on attempted murder charges last year. a spokesperson for the custom enforcement said they were released despite an i.c.e. detainer. four days after the arrest, the two were taken to a state facility. the agency has not commented. the twore we arrested again almost a year later after the body of 14-year-old aria

. >> arch wilton bishop gregory ih first african-american bishop. worshippers looked on as gregory walked onto the al tar holding the mandate from pope francis confirming wgregory's ne pog. he thanked the pope for this new opportunity. >> i thank the holy father for that righteous challenge, more an opportunity and i pledge my loyalty,es rct and fraternal affection to him once again. >> archbishop gregory will celebrate a mass sunday at saint matthew's cathedral. >>> a lot of people are going to be keeping an eye on what's going to happen to the catholic church in our community. >> hopefully good. >> los angeles no stranger to car chases. >> but a police pursuit involving a motor home may be one of the wildest ever caught on camera. pollen in the high range. nice and dry.ge the car all nice and shiny clean. rain chances increased motomorr. on that when i see you next. >> reporter: even in the 6:00 hour it's never too early to have a crab cake, okay? live at the bethesda crab house. we're going to talk about the delicious crabs. we're ready for the h

just hours from now, wilton gregory will be installed as washington's newest archbiop. he'll be the seventh to hold the job, the first african-america >>> keeping your property safe. we're helping you prepare for your next vacation, but we'rta not ing about what you take with you but what you leave behind. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. a's 4:00 a.m. let's begin witcheck on your forecast and commute. melissa mollet standing by with first 4 traffic. >> we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. man, the midwest hit with those t >> we knew it was coming days and days in advance. hopefully we've limited the loss of life and property ae much as wn out in that part of the country. for us, after our first de 90-ee day of the year yesterday -- 90 at national airport, 91 at bwi marshall yesterday. a little early preview of what's coming for the summer. this morning, though, a weather front has gone through. as a result we're turning cooler today. you'll notice the wind direction out of the northwest this afternoon. 40s in western mar

win five nfl championships and was inducted into the pro foot ball hall of fame in 1977 nbc's curt gregory his career >> reporter: bart star's pro foot ball career began modestly. selected 200th overall by the packers out of alabama in 1956, his first contract a humble $6500. star's quarterbacking career was sparked by packers legendary head coach vince lombardi. >> takes the snap. he has the touchdown -- >> reporter: who joined the team in 1959, studied film of star, and loved the quarterback's ability to manage the game star led the packers to the nfl championship game in 1960. his only playoff loss in ten postseason games with green bay. known for his accuracy, star's numbers were unprecedented for the era. he led the nfl in passing percentage four times, made four pro bowls and won five nfl championships, including the first two superbowls, winning mvp honors in both >> i think you're never secure till the final whistle goes off. >> reporter: star retired from the nfl following the 1971 season, and immediately became the packers' quarterback coach after a brief broadcasting career, sta

gregory d.alth university specializing in native american history. he's the author of several books, including "the cherokee diaspora, an indigenous history of migration, resettlement and identity," about which

gregory broke multiple records last month at the 100 percent raw weightlifting federation competitionhat sent shockwaves through the athletic world. now finding out the federation president stripped gregory of all titles insisting that the bylaws of his competition were based purely on biology at birth. so why has that reasonablele explanation become so controversial? he is here exclusively to explain, what is the reaction been so far? >> well, at the beginning it was terrible. i got a lot of hate mail for the first couple of days. the competition was on a saturday and on sunday when this became public knowledge on instagram, i started to get a lot of hate mail. by the time i realized what was going on and was able to put a statement together it wass about a day or two after that and while i put a statement together saying we're going to investigate and look into it, the hate mail was coming in by the dozens. it was terrible. once i made my statement it was about three or four days later i finally made a statement and since then, things have gotten much better i'm getting e-mails hund

jeffrey toobin, david gregory, thanks very much. i will put that on pause because i want to bring in democratic congresswoman debbie powell, she was part of that vote yesterday. thanks for being with us. let me just ask you because we are a day after that vote, what did you get from it do you think? >> good morning. i have been thinking about what happened yesterday since i left that committee room. it weighs heavily on me. i think that we are going through a very critical time in our nation's history. i think that it is important that we actually hold attorney general barr in contempt. we can't allow the department of justice, the attorney general, to not comply with a subpoena that we sent to him. we've been negotiating with the attorney general since he received the mueller report and he has been blocking every request that we have provided to him. i think that we need to just remind the american people that the attorney general should be an independent counsel that is working for the american people, not for the president. he is

archbishop wilton gregory will take the cathedral. it will be a ceremony. he'll lead a profession up the stairs, the doors will be closed, he'll knock on the doors. when they open them, he'll lead the procession in. he steps into a crucible. here is video of him earlier, few days ago. he became the first african-american archbishop of washington. he comesere under circumstances that are mor tangentally related. he repalces donwhirl who stepped down among allegations he didn't do enough to address abuse while at a diocese i pittsburgh. he came, replacing archbishop theodore mckerrick. this is after the findings of a papal inquiry found cases of abuse. this is a defining moment for the archdiocese, one fr which strength should be derived and not woe and angst which has been the mood among somein catholics this archdiocese as it has undergone all of that. today he'll walk into a new era hopefully for the catholic chur church. >> thank you, derrick. >>> firefighters were able to save twocontractors from a burning row home in northeast d.c. they were able to get

archbishop wilton gregory accepting his position to leadt local church holding high a mandate from popencis himself and acknowledging the recent pain caused by church leaders. >> we claerics have been the sourceof this current tempest. >> he speaks in after a devastating church scandal, most recently the defrocking of ex-cardinal mccarrick and the resignation of the outgoingp bisho accused of not doing enough to punish predator priests when he served in pittsburgh. >> cardinal weurl has been and remains a cherished friend, a colleague now for many years. >> butome have criticized him for his lack of transparency, something gregory has promised to do better at. >> he's said it's my j to tell you the truth. i think if he follows through, that will gog a lon way to repairing the breach of trust. >> a trust he needs to straestah among his priests as well. >> i think they're going to be ank with him, but at the same time will give him the information that he needs to make the best decisions possible. >> i want to be a welcoming shepherd who laughs with you whenever we can, who cries with you

gregory addressinghe church crisis in his first homily as arch bishop. joining us from the basilica from the immaculate conception. >> reporter: you had some of the highest leadership in the churc here the united states filling in the basilica behind me. you hadgh eiu.s. cardinals, some 50 bishops from across the country and other parts of the world, in fact, and then you had roughly 300 priests all here to celebrate this new beginning. but it also comes as they're dealing with thoch allenging times that you mentioned. archbishop wilton grail re on the alter, there hes holding a mandate from pope francis. the holy father officially installing the archbishop as washington's new catholic lead are. the installation of a new archbishop is supposed to be a celebration, a joyous occasion. while theranwas updeet tone, -- upbeat tone, it takes place in scandal accused of sexually abusing minors. those gathered here today strongly praising wilton for his toadership. he then set the for how he plans to shepard. >> the exampthat i wish to set forth for you is that

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gregory we heard from secretary state might compare their speaking very harshly of. comments called the ignorant and their words disgusting by blaming america for partly for what's happening in venezuela what do you think of his remark. well i mean it seems to me that bump they are intense are themselves that ones are being ignorant about the effect that the sanctions are having on doing this with although i actually propel himself recently said that the venezuelan people are suffering thanks to the pressure that the united states is putting i mean this is literally what something that pump a outset so clearly the intended effect of the sanctions is to make the venezuelan people suffer and the law not mob is correctly pointing out that that's precisely what these sanctions are doing it's the center for economic and policy research and a think tank in washington d.c. recently came up with an analysis. that according to some estimates it could be as many as forty thousand people have lost their lives due to the sanctions because of the lack of access to medicines that

tras la potente detonaciÓn, gregory jaimes cae al suelo herido.lena de sangre y el chaleco antibalas no pudo evitar las heridas. la situaciÓn era serie. fue intervenido para extraerle proyectiles de la cara y de su hombro izquierdo. no fue el Único. una despuÉs de las manifestaciones convocadas para hoy, guaidÓ llamó a una huelga general. >> venezuela va a cambiar. francisco: maduro amenazÓ con capturar a guaidÓ, lo acusa de encabezar un golpe de estado. maduro: estamos la bÚsqueda de estos golpistas. francisco: mÁs violencia y represiÓn que el gobierno nicolÁs maduro parece dispuesto a continuar. patricia: vamos con enrique acevedo desde washington. enrique: buenas noches. el vicepresidente se desplazÓ hasta la ciudad de baltimore para visitar las oficinas de migraciÓn adelantó que esperan que las autoridades arrestaron n de inmigrantes en la frontera. pablo gato acompaÑÓ a mike pence. pablo: el vicepresidente pence dijo que este aÑo se espera que se reste 1 millÓn de indocumentados a la frontera. lo primero que los agentes dijeron es la peligros

joining us now to talk all of the politics and the constitutional crisis is david gregory, cnn politicalnalyst. jeffrey toobin, former federal prosecutor and chief legal analyst. great to have you here. so much happened yesterday. that's a day that will be written about in the history books for what happened. first let's talk about what's happening in the senate intel committee. led by republican richard burr. they have subpoenaed don, jr., the president's son. he said he was only going to testify once. those were his stipulations in 2017 when he testified. there was inconsistency. they want to hear from him and tell him the significance >> the mueller report clearly said he doesn't agree to speak to mueller's investigators. he spoke to the committee in 2017. but the questions about the plan for trump tower moscow is the june 9th meeting in trump tower in the aftermath. the lies that were told about that. donald trump, jr., was intimately involved. one of the questions the senate intelligence committee is dealing with is the counter-intelligence side of this which is what was the relatio

would be like, don't worry, gregory, it's a tactic i learned from "out of the deal"!e good lad and hand me my starbucks cup! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) so who's going to be america's next top battle -- iran, echina or venezuela? with president trump in charge, i wouldn't be shocked in it ends up being all three. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) what! she's zip lining with little jon? it's lil jon. even he knows that. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book yours with hotels.com and get rewarded basically everywhere. hotels.com. be there. do that. get rewarded. at sam adams, we brew with lime, plus lemon, orange zest, summer wheat, and grains of paradise, for a new lighter and brighter summer ale. sorry, lime wedge. we've got this. sam adams summer ale. we're jack daniel's. ♪ the mellowest, ♪ liveliest, whiskiest whiskey from lynchburg, tennessee. whiskiest whiskey (mixed chatter)! look what we got! so fluffy! mmmm! you want that one? i do too. ♪ oh baby you ♪ you got what i need ♪ you got everything i need ♪ your love will never

his latest book is truth worth telling, he is interviewed by david gregory. what is the fastest way to destroy a democracy, is is it war, terrorism, depression? i think the fastest way is to poison the information an that is exactly what we're seeing right now. we moved, in my view from the information age to the disinformation age if. >> referee: when i see something like that i can only see it from her perspective. i have had a lot of people pay for me, and as a christian i believe that christianity has a very long tradition of define healing. i certainly don't think it is not possible for god to heal people. >> kate bowler talks about being diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at the age of 35. >> it's really gone, right? there is no pain in your stomach, right? then that's real. >> you see how quickly he moved from praying for her, he is the anointed vessel of god, and his confidence in himself as that vehicle and then the idea that because he is didn't have page in that moment that he is is definitely healed. his very dramatic approach to faith healing is

we are now, you know, a year and a half away from the election. >> david gregory, some of this stuff is being negotiated today, this morning, on capitol hill. if they can't work it out, and if it leads to contempt, what's the significance of some of these high-profile officials being held in contempt? >> we've seen it before in the obama administration, attorney general holder held in contempt over that fast and furious controversy around border shiesh y issues. it was seen as a symbolic move. you have two sides here. you have congressional democrats and you have an administration, both thinking the other side looks really bad in this fight. they're looking at the politics of it. they're looking at, you know, the larger implications of accountability on the democrat side, versus fishing is the view on the administration's side. they both think each other looks bad. i think there is a chance the justice department would like to diffuse this a little bit and come to some kind of accommodation. to me, the larger question, too, for democrats is, what is the end game that they're driving

let's bring in david gregory, abby phillips, and jeffrey toobin, cnn chief legal analyst. today we have heard robert mueller say it out loud. that's new. hearing something is always different than reading something. what's also new is that robert mueller said congress said here it is, take it. it's different from what william barr said. >> he did. the magnitude of the president's misconduct comes through differently when you hear it directly from mueller himself, especially since we haven't heard his voice in two years. i would caution, however, that there are -- what did we say? 38 democrats that called for impeachment hearings. do you know what that means? 85% of democrats in the house haven't called for the hearings. the idea that there is a tidal wave of support for impeachment hearings in the house of representatives is not true. that's why i think nancy pelosi's position won't change. >> david gregory, what do you think changed yesterday if anything? >> there was something powerful. i agree with what was said. something powerful about to me mueller saying two things.

underwater -- >> no wore on where that money archbi gregor walked onto the al tar fianci conming gregory's new positi thanked the pope for this new topportuniy. >> i thank the holy father for loyalt respect and fraternal >> archbishop gregory will matthe cathedral. one closer to suing the their daughter's death. their daughter olivia would tu had innts earlier about adenovirus outblaeks year. we have more on the family's legal move. drew, good morning. the peragol said the university is to blame forli oa's death. thismorning, aaron, eun, the first step towards legal action university of mary freshman adenovhe her th problems started fall. they say if the university would have reported that sooner, she wasn't given any information to she wa back to her dorm la of c which lays the grouped the university is defending its outbre report live, drew wilder, illnes taking more lives. yourse healthy. >>> plus, los angeles has seen its fair share of car chases, but a police pursuit involving a motor yesterday may have caught camera. we'll show you more of this we'll show you more of this footag you

there were no other movies, there were - and so people think of atticus finch as gregory peck. there are three people -- three kinds of people who come to the show. the people who absolutely love the book and they almost clutch it to their chest while they're watching us going, "don't ruin this." [ light laughter ] then there are people who absolutely love gregory peck and you're not him >> seth: right [ laughter ] >> and then there are the teachers there are the teachers who - months before rehearsal started, i had a guy. i was at something, and he goes, "you know, i've taught the book for 35 years." [ light laughter ] like it was, you know, a challenge. [ laughter ] and i go, "well, you're gonna hate the nude scenes." [ laughter and applause well, so - but it's -- it's - look, we've got them we come at the story in a different way. and especially now, in today's america, with race and everything that's going on with trump and all that it's more timely than ever >> seth: yeah. i mean, it's incredible you take this work from the '30s and -- i mean, it's sadly resonate. you woul

derek ward has more on arch bishop gregory's message >> a ne arch bishop announced his intention to take the cathedral as others have throughout thes.centurie with three raps of a mall let upon the doors, the arch bishop of washington becomes the first african-american arch bishop of washington and walks among a congregation stung by scandal. >> hellos always seem so much easier than good-byes. >> while he was actually installed through a ceremony several days ago, this was to be a first mass since then. >> i knocked the door of saint matthew's cathedra i sought entry not into a buildin butto the lives of the people of this local church. >> reporter: th maeessage today seemed to be one seeking to reassure the congregation reeling from its past and uncertain about the future. after mass, a warm reception. the message is resonating. >> what he is trying to do, bring hope to a church that has been faltering lately. >> i am hopeful tat his presence here will bring more warmth and diversity and valuing of all of n us as just as people. ut >> god bless you. m glad you opened the door. amen. >>

mary gregory didn't win all of those lifts.about doing your best. >> laura: so are you saying -- >> it's about doing your best. >> laura: if someone says they feel like the other gender that they can compete, is that what they are saying? >> no, i'm not there that's not how it works. it's not about feelings but what it's about is identity. all right? if you say, born a man >> president trump: no one is born a man. >> laura: if you haven't gone through --dash if you haven't gone to the hormone treatment, but you feel as you identify as another, how does how is that fair to a girl computed computed their entire lives. >> that's why it would be the end of women and girls sports. it's if the equality act became law, it would add the category of gender identity and gender identity is completely based on a person's subjective perception. there is no requirement of any physical measurement of anythin anything. , it would be the end of girls sports. which is why she is absolutely correct it would erase women's sports. >> laura: trans g

pope francis announced in april that gregory would be taking over for cardinal donald wuerl. regned amid discriminate of his handling of child sex abuse cases during his time in pittsburgh. on sunday, arcyishop gregor spoke about the new beginning for the archdiocese. >> we are establishing a new friendship and aew relationship that we all pray wi be fruitful and filledh w joy. >> archbishop gregory isthe seventh archbishop of washington. he previouslyserved as the archbishop of atlanta. >> he projects. like listening to him. i would listen to more of him. >>> we are worng 4 your health. a new bionic arm is making a difference in a teen's life. the new technology coming up. >>> and it's memorial day. are you having a cookout, being boatin we have everything to know to keep you and your guests safe. chuck? >>> all right. it will be the perfe day to spend a little time in the back yard if you're going to hit the road and start running errands r early on youemorial day. not bad weather at all. in fact, most of your day will be unaffected by rain. chances are delightfully low for

gregory d. smithers, associate professor of history at virginia commonwealth university specializing in native american history. he's the author of several books, including "the cherokee diaspora, an indigenous history of migration, resettlement and identity," about which greg spoke here a few years ago. his newest book and the subject of today's lecture, "native southerners, indigenous histories from origins to removal.:"please give a warm welcome to our friend, greg smithers. [applause] >> let me first begin by acknowledging the traditional landowners of this region. members of the chiefdom. that kind andy, for introduction and to graham dozier, who organized today's lectures. it is much appreciated. it is wonderful to be back here at the virginia museum of history and culture. i hope i got that right. i will begin today by talking just a little bit about the artwork on the cover of my new book. by, he is passed he wass walked on, but chickasaw and choctaw chief born in 1921 in oklahoma. anyon

. >> i hope the jurors see what -- >> to look at david gregory is to see the embodiment of grief. >>ple understand what we're going through. >> gregory and his wife lot their 20-year-old daughter on the night when a fire broke out in the ghost ship warehouse. she was one of 36 people who died that night. authorities ultimately arrested and charged master tenant, derek almena and his associate, max harris for involuntary manslaughter. assistant district attorney casey bates and the attorney representing harris laid out their case for the jury. they started with a powerful slide show that displayed the names and pictures of all 36 victims as some of their family members cried and comforted one another. the prosecutor said almena allowed people to move in and pack the space with furniture, artwork and flammable materials. bates then explained how max harris assumed the role of executive director and started collecting rents from other tenants. they showed body camera video showing harris and almena telling police on separate occasions before the fire that no one lived in the warehouse a

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rear admiral, gregory fenton, commander of the naval forces of japan. thank you, general. rear admiral james pitts commander of the submarine group 7. [cheers and applause] and you know we are doing a lot of big submarines. we are building a lot of them. i tell you, the best in the world. not even a contest. really something. i just saw plans for one, no longer the little submarines, these are incredible macheens. brigadier general todd dozier, deputy commander of the 5th air tors. todd, thank you. rear admiral fred kacha commander of task force 76. thank you very much. great leaders. captain jim mcgovern, commander of the amphibious squad ron 11 and fleet activities right here. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you. great. together these officers are leading the fear sole group of american warriors this side of the pacific. we have more than 1,000 sailors and marines from the 7th fleet including hundreds though serve n this impressive assault ship . s wasp [cheers and applause] president trump: we have sailors rom the following ships, uss i

we are back with ann millgram, david gregory and john avlon.et us spell out what happened after bill barr got the mueller report. here's the chronology of events as we now know. on march 24 barr issues his four-page summary. apparently, robert mueller is so displeased and distressed by what he sees in the cheat sheet he writes a letter to bill barr that barr gets three days later with objections that he thinks bill barr didn't accurately capture the findings. on march 28 they have a phone call. these two old friends speak about it. on march 29 whatever happened in the phone call gets bill barr to write to congress basically clarifying saying the letter was not a summary. april 10 barr gives senate testimony and on april 18 he gives a presser which most people saw as a spin machine and the mueller report, the redacted version is released. it's really interesting to hear. we didn't know because robert mueller is tight-lipped behind the scenes. now we have finer details about all of that >> the special counsel was upset enough that he wrote a memo

now wilton gregory will make history as the first hbafrican-american arcshop of washington. the seventh in the diocese history. he's from chicago and was ordained back in 1973. he's now 71 years old and therm fo archbishop of atlanta where he was first installeck ba in 2005. now he will ccede donald wuerl who resigned last october. he became embroiled in controversy whenhis name was linked to a sexual abuse cover-up in the pennsylvania area during his time as archbishop of pittsburgh. e cardinalhas denied wrongdoing in that. case the mass for the installationbe p.m.oday at 2:00 a lot of crowds and xpected to coream the ceremony online and very soon we uld be watching more history for wilsono gregry in his years t here in washington archdiocese because usually the archbishops here are elevated to the title of cardinal, that would make him the first african-american cardinal and of course cardinals do vote on the next pope. in northeast, i'm justin finch, nbc4. back inside to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> good news for commuter this is morning. it looks like dash s drivers wi

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joining us now, david, abby phillip, and david gregory.t to start with you on the reporting about what william barr is doing. he's appointed john durham, who is the u.s. attorney in

. >> reporter: getting home isn't as easy for gregory beck. >> i lost my right leg last july. >> reporterone in march. diabetes as also made him legally blind. >> i can't see out of my right eye, everything in my left eye is mainly a fog. >> reporter: he was leaving the store on friday, getting honked and yelled at for trying to cross the street. he made it to his gas station when a car pulled up. >> this lady and her son were hollering at me to, like, are you okay? >> i was like, hey, mom, can i help this guy out? >> without a second thought, seth jumped out of the car and went over to him. >> reporter: this video seth's mom amber shot on her cell phone shows him pushing gregory to his home up the hill about a quarter mile. >> it does take me 20, 25 minutes if i do it by myself. i usually have to stop eight times. >> reporter: seth's great grandpa is also a double amputee. >> we need to be caring for each other. we need to help each other out. >> reporter: he certainly made mom proud. >> we're concerned about people, and which america needs to start doing more of. >> well said, that youn

it's a stunning zblert david gregory, if mueller were upset by the four-page letter, hours before his release the way he characterized it then? >> right. i think there's no question that bob mueller was upset about that. the fact that barr took it upon himself toy think execute on what was the original strategy of the white house, which is to get this report and pounce on it to create the narrative of what the response would be, what the reality of it would be such that they have their own counter argument, the rebuttal that they never released because they had bill barr to do that work for him. he did in that four page letter say what i think is a crucial sentence, which is the president was not exonerated on the department of justice. lacking the context which was so much more powerful when we were reading the report is what mueller was upset about. now here's the problem for barr. mueller is much more likely to testify on the hill and they haven't been able to secure a date and i bet they secure one now. i talked to somebody who was a friend of mueller walking over here. suggesting

el reportero gregory jaimes resultÓ herido por un artefacto explosivo mientras cubrÍa los enfrentamientosas ordenÓ recapturar al lÍder opositor leopoldo lÓpez, quien se encuentra en calidad de huÉsped en este lugar, la residencia del embajador de espaÑa en venezuela. esto tras haber burlado el arresto domiciliario que cumplÍa desde 2017. este jueves, lÓpez apareció por segunda vez desde que acompaÑÓ la rebeliÓn liderada por el presidente interino juan guaidÓ durante tres semanas con militares de la fuerza allÍ me comandantes, lÍderes, generales, representantes de distintos componentes de la fuerza armada. allÍ contribuimos con el cese de la represiÓn. andrea: lÓpez aseguró que este movimiento militar no fue improvisado. esperan que la salida del rÉgimen se trate de semanas. sin embargo, mÁs temprano, madura precio flanqueado de militares perdiendo libertad y cohesiÓn. el ministro de defensa por su parte negÓ que haya pactado con la oposiciÓn. >> pretende comprarnos. como si fuÉsemos mercenarios. andrea: el lÍder opositor se mostrÓ seguro y acompaÑado de su esposa lilian tintori a pesar de

his name is gregory back and he was trying to get home from the supermarket. in this video sus mom amber shot of her cell phone and shows him pushing gregory to his home up the hill about a quarter of a mile. >>at her son were or how are not made to. >>like you. ok i was like hey mom can i hope this guy out without a second thought such jumped out of the car and went over to him. >>the story caught so much traction on social media a go fund me page has now been set up for them and to help get him. an electric wheelchair. forecast now with our meteorologist not theresa rodriguez, it's 4 zone forecast time now we really want to get a time. >>timing of the rain for tonight and also for tomorrow. i'm hoping that the barbecues are not washed out know your memorial day monday afternoon looking great and but this 2nd half of your weekend for memorial day weekend not looking too great for this sunday's if he did any of the outdoor plans. >>make sure to bring them indoors because storm tracker for is already tracking those light scattered showers making its way into th