gus: from london i'm gus johnson. this is bloomberg markets.irst news update. >> newly released documents give more insight into the f.b.i. investigation of president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. that he was being investigated for nearly a year before federal agents raided his home and office last april. he's pleaded fwilty to tax he evasion and making hush money payments to two women who alleged they had affairs with president trump. he'll start serving a three year prison sentence in may. there is word u.s. officials began exploring a an investigation into how the boge 737 max was certified to fly before the latest crash. bloomberg has learned the probe was prompted by information obtained after indonesian crash in october. boeing engineers cleared the equipment at the center of the crash investigation. hundreds are dead, many more missing, and thousands at risk from massive flooding in mow zam being, malawi and zimbab yea ause canned by a -- zimbabwe caused by a sigh loan. that rainfall is rushing back through mozambique, further in

we are just going to do it like that. >> gus: what you're going to do with this trophy? >> i'll give it to my mom or da dad. , it's definitely more of a team award than an individual award, these guys have meant so much to me throughout this season. >> gus: phil booth has the heart of a lion, a big taker. congratulations to villanova, once again another big east tournament title. now let's go to rob stone. >> rob: villanova has won this title 95, 15-17, and here in 2019, they are fourth in the last five years. jay wright is going to join us live on the set next but we are going to hear from kevin willard and the seton hall team. u... v. these letters used to mean something. letters earned in backwoods, high hills and steep dunes. but somewhere along the way, suvs became pretenders not pioneers. but you never forgot the difference and neither did we. there are many suvs, but there's only one legend. legends aren't born, they're made. legends aren't born, ♪ no one knows where it comes from. hey! stop! ♪ why some have it... ...and some don't. it's the fighting spirit. it co

>> reporter: three dogs wi g take turnsding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line, hisk before retg. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> almost ther buddy. >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. neisten dahlgren, nbc news york. >> and good luck to both of them this weekend. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks for watching and good night. >> we're talking about deception >> warrants out for arrests, the drastic and illegal lengths felicity huffman and lori loughlin allegedly took to get their daughters into college. >> and why lori's daughter had to apologize after saying this. >> i don't really care about

it. >> gus, you're setting a fast pace here, buddy. >> reporter: thomas's organization guiding eyes blind helps train dogs for others, and this month he will become the first blind runner to complete a half marathon with a canine companion. >> where did you get so fast? >> reporter: three dogs will take turns guiding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line, his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> and good luck to both of them this weekend. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks for holly, and a stanford coach. prosecutors call it "the biggest ever" college actresses, ceo and a stanford coach prosecutors call it the biggest ever college admissions scheme and it involves many bay area parents. >> they think you have to win at all costs. >> this college counselor says she's not surprised by today's indictments b

this is gus. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes.a prosthetic. >> a sled. >> is it just the leg or is it the whole contraption? >> gus is a three-legged dog, which you can see that one right leg doesn't work quite right. melanie has three rescues, gus being one and gerty and gunner being the other. >> i'm glad they were able to make something fun to run on, even in the winter. >> you love that? got one even better. how about a scooting raccoon. >> is it scooting to the trash can and the dumpster and the refrigerator? >> look at this fudge ball standing up on the scooter and being encouraged by little treat. >> food. food. food. food. >>. >> i can't be mad at at at at at raccoon. >> how fun. you would be the talk of the community. >> we union island for those people who don't know is due east of madagascar in the indian ocean. he said waits one of the most cinematically beautiful places he's ever got to film. >> this is on my dream list to travel. >> get are his. you see that winding road? that takes you somewhere really cool. that is

to be a guest i was in the crowd cheering on uncle gus., and if any of the kids could spell the word, you win a stuffed animal so, i saw the ve letters, i got very excited i was like, oh my god, i know it i went up there, and i spelled canoe. and then uncle gus goes, that is a word, but that's not the rd e're looking for [ laughter ] and i went, but that's a word.s, and he geah, but not the one we're looking for. i go, yeah, but it's a word. [ laughter ] and he goes, i know it is. you keep saying at, but that's not the word you were looking for. [ laughter ] anyways, this boy comes up after, and he's kind of cocky, and he spells ocean. w and s the stuffed animal [ audience aws ] and my mother on the way home said, "i'll get you and --ld's." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh really? so you got cheeseburgers out of the thing. >> two cheeseburgers, a french fry any time i wanted. >> jimmy: that's not bad i mean, you ever wonder whatpp ed to that boy >> unfortunately, i thought, you know, i went on to do great things, and he'd have to look nd at that,

gus leads us around obstacles in central park.ot dogging it. >>> gussing you're setting a fast pace here, buddy. thomas's organization guiding eyes for the blind helps train dogs for others, and this month he will become the first blind runner to complete a half marathon with a canine companion. three dogs will take turns guiding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line. his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> dogs are the best. >> they both deserves medals after that. even before it any time. take it. >> great story there. all right. president trump caused quite a stir. you may remember when he visited alabama and started signing bibles while he met with tornado survivors. well, this may not be the first time he's done this. a bible said to be signed by mr. trump at a 201 before

but it will be gus who crosses the finish line. his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal. really does. >> a man and his dog showing the rest of us. >> if you have a disain't there are no limits. >> there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news new york. >> i wonder how it navigates different runnen the way. >> i have been on a race route like that and seen many inspiring a story. none quite like that. that is something the rest of us have no excuses to get to the finish line, whatever that may be for you. >>> so with that said, let's send things to lauryn on this sunny wednesday. >> great day to get o for a run today. if you're doingt you might want to take thallergy medication. rtees now just got the re,po fee l the sniffles out there. suffering if you're from allergies. remperatures in the mid to up 50s. we'll have more cloud cover this afternoon. all in all, not bad. still dry tomorrow. friday, a few showers, maybe even a rumble of thunde temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. temperatures fall

based on the novel by going to gus the film took the top prize at con. this and that makes. that was just wonderful being admitted into the film world with the palme d'or especially since it was in france where i had learned filmmaking it was like being knighted by. the federal republic of germany for the children. in one nine hundred eighty the tin drum won the oscar for best foreign language picture that award brought german cinema into the international spotlight and not least for acushla and off. soon hollywood was calling steven spielberg offered she turned off work in america but she learned off at first refused the offer. but i thought it over just for a moment and i decided no i've got carte gloss now here in europe i can do what i want so why should i am a great to hollywood. at the same time i was dying to do something political a movie about the war in lebanon so i went to beirut and made circle of deceit with no guns and. because i just felt like how can there be this war at our doorstep that's reducing the whole city to certain ashes. did eventually go to americ

goos to gus to thate to expect. >> i think someone should run. republicans ought to be given a choice. it's hard to beat a sitting president. but to have a conversation about what it is to be a conservative is important. and our country needs to have competing ideologies that people dynamic, that focus on the world we're in and the world we're moving towards rather than revert back to a nostalgic time. kennedy: is he done? what a stirring call to arms. i'm so inspired. of course we all remember how mercylessly the president treated him. let's go to tonight's panel, not a republican on it. where he serves as editor at large, matt welch, along with attorney, author and liberal commentator, danielle maclaughlin, gorgeous as ever, smart as a whip, the editor from insider politics anthony fisher 37 h.he wouldn't let matt out us hi was on a spotter leash. here we are together. it's the same kind of republican that's talking about how the president needs a primary challenge. i don't have a problem with a primary challenge. i love a primary challenge. i

been decided stood god and one of our went head to head in a relegation faceoff and the hosts stood gus came out on top with a stunning five one victory both teams remain in the bottom three of the table. within two points of safety and clash with braman ended in a one one stalemate. in saturday's bonus they got x. and shock as disastrous season continue while the heavy loss i guess for tonight doesn't coached to tesco is under intense pressure and this latest loss. dangerously close to the relegation zone for throughout testing times this season shall cause home supporters remain faithful but coach domenico to discover nerves patience is beginning to wear thin and it seem to cite got off to the worst possible start when looking back you gave the simple elite. about the video assistant referee uva are rooted out because of this fall but we are went against charter shortly before halftime nost has a chance of the ball in the box giving look at an opportunity from the penalty spot and the man on loan from what forward put his heart ahead for real this time after the break for tonight pick

drum the nazi era story of young oscar who stops growing at age three based on the novel by going to gus the film took the top prize at kohn. and. that was just wonderful being admitted into the film world with the palme d'or especially since it was in france where i had learned filmmaking it was like being knighted. aside from literary adaptations his films are often political for training social upheaval student protests leftwing terrorism time and again the director has plunged head first into hot socio political territory. sure enough is also fascinated with french german history the film diplomacy tells of a nazi officer in occupied france who opposes hitler's orders. in two thousand and sixteen she learned off directed thousands of teenagers in front down france in a performance against violence and war one hundred years after the biggest battle of world war one took place there. and in rwanda he gives master classes at the quest to film institute hoping to shape a new generation of political filmmakers like him at eighty years old churned office still driven inquisitive and politi

so for the next few hours, we will continue to see some very lively gus is of wind, which could felldeed not only have we had heavy rain but snow as well. —— gusts of wind. the cold air is digging in, you can see behind this storm system it is turning that rain to snow. still a few more hours of nasty weather out and about. there are met office warnings on the website. those strong, gusty winds with us in southern areas, and the rain as well. the cold air is turning the rain to snow over the hills in particular, but once it does clear it is chilly outside. frost around the northern ireland scotla nd frost around the northern ireland scotland and northern england. 0therwise quite a promising start to oui’ 0therwise quite a promising start to our monday. plenty of sunshine. there will be showers. quite a lot of showers, right from early on in across the northern hours. they will ta ke across the northern hours. they will take a long time to get going across mainland scotland, but they will come along, as they will for northern ireland. a decent start to the day but you can see them gat

you go gus. >>> for ae kid a b is everything. today a fairfax boy with special eds got one made just for him. news4's drew wilder was there when he got to see it for the first time. >> reporter: 7-year-old caleb was given a brand new bike tuesday, always a huge momentid for and their parents. >> it's like a develop mental milestone, ridingheir bike. >> right now i'd show you caleb riding his bike but that didn't happen and it might not for a while. he was born wh autism and a disease where his body develops tumors on his heart, brain and skin. raising a child with special needs is a lot for parents and siblings. it hit mom one day when his sisters came home with an invitation to a birthday party. > she looked at me with her eyes and said mom will ceveb been invited to a birthday party. >> reporter: can you imagine havingo answer that? there are things caleb's sisters can do but he won't be able to, but riding aike is not on that list. the safeway group custom built this bike for caleb. he'll g that milestone that his isters had.

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we appreciate you, gus, thank you. good to see you monday.e making waves with their socialist agenda. a new poll shows capitalism may be losing its apea in the party. -- appeal in the party. 47% of democrats have a favorable view of capitalism. some democratic lawmakers are pushing back including congresswoman donna shalala. she represents a district in south florida where tens of thousands of constituents fled oppressive socialist regimes. i asked her about the direction her party is moving in here at home. >> i just came from the venezuelan, colombia border, looking into the faces of people who are the results, hungry, sick, absolutely devastated, a great nation, venezuela, destroyed by socialism. you simply cannot be a grown-up and look into those faces and think that this is a path that any country should take. lauren: why is that message, which seems so bipartisan, which seems so logical, not resonate throughout the entire democratic party? >> well, you're talking about a tiny part of the democratic party. and it's just a loud voice at t

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the police are checking the records of 2,400 defends, found not guilty making sure they cannot by gu.o shot peter lavoy was able to buy one. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> new overnight, fallout from the college admissions cheating the university of southern california announced, students linked to the scandal cannot enroll i classes or receive transcripts while the school reviews their cases. the school has placed a hold on accounts of students who may be associated with the alleged admissions scheme. the university sa c, itld take proper action. the former tennis coach, gordon ernest, is among those indicted. the university says it has policies.e in its policy >>> the university of maryland's women's t but the selection wasn't as . exciti >> the team was ruined because the bracket was leaked on espn hours before its official release. it was announced last night, the terps couldn't help but cheer. they're the three seed in the eastgi . and they get to start their tournament run at home. the first game is against radford college. they will play the winner of ths us

. >>> the newest member making his debut at the shark tank, gus taf nyquist playing for the first time since being m gets the net, just blows it by and it's 2-0, sharks. avs cut the lead in the half, but hertl hits the post, sorenson is there, his 13th of the year. 3-1, sharks. but the avs come back. check out kevin sharks win it 4-3. >>> the warriors don't have to face one of the best big men in the nba when they take on the 76ers. joel embiid is out for tomorrow night's game with a sore knee.it in the sunshine state. they lost on a buzzer beater in miami on rantgain some of their worried including kevin durant. after losing back-to-back games? >> no, not at all. >> just be yourself. >> right now, what we're capable of without understanding how to deal with failure and losses, not get defeated. we play our type of game, we should win. just got to get there. >> spring training, the giants taking on the reds. two runs s here on the double. now we move to the bottom of the eight, tied at 3-3. chris shaw, look at shot. giants win 5-3. buster posey goes 1 for 2 in his spring training debut

action bronson is back, you gu !heers and applause ] before we get to that, iowa republican congressman steve king drew criticism over the weekend when he posted a meme on facebook that seed to ll for a new civil war in america. the meme read, "folks keep talking about a civil war. one side has about 8 trillion bullets. the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use." and then king added, "wonder who would win." this brings us to a segment called, "couple things." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: first thingn't believe that steve king really wants a civil war. but you've got to remember, th e are a lot of unstable people out there who are prone to violence. d one of them right this moment is president. a president who, and i can't lieve this is true, is susceptible to memes. [ laughter ] second thing. that is a very poorly designed meme. it is way too many words, a good meme is short and sweet, likth one. [ laughter ] you e? it's funny, because it's a relatable feeling, and because why would a robot cat day it is?

republicans gued that it would break the economy, and they tried to force supporters to go on the record. >> it is a big green bomb that will blow a hole in our strong, .althy, and growing econo it's unaffordable. $65,000 per family per year. it would essentially bankrt america. >> we will not allow the republicans to make a mockery oo our atic process and of the debate over the climate crisis. and we are joined by a mov yent of peoplng and old, all across the country, who are mobilized, organized and galvanized to take action now on climate change. >> woodruff: ithe end, democrats voted "present" in an act of protest against the publican move. in the middle east, gaza areturned to a kind of caer 24 hours of israeli-hamas fighting subsided. this morning, israeli tanks remained at the gaza border, as people returned to the streets there. in southern israel, schools remained closed. a sunday rocket attack on israel had touched off the fighting. the u.s. supreme court declined today to block a new federal ban on so-called bump stocks. the attachments let a semi- automatic weapon fire like a

we're already seeing wind gus out there.r. 30 miles an and on wtop and they were asking me if this is going to be impactingyhe che blossoms. some of them are going to float away with the winds. we'll have theds w all day today, all night tonight and through much of tomorrow. bu the temperatures not going to be a big facr in that. we're not going to be that cold. we're getting cold. but it needs to be 27 degrees for the pedals to start to 'rll. not going to make it down quite that low here in the district. outside the beltway, yeah, you will be in the 20s. it isoing to be chilly tomorrow morning. and we have the winds so you got windchills. you can see it is a beautiful day out there, we still have the clouds in the tidal basin area, still have the cloud in d.c. i love this game. everybody playing meteorologist for a second. let's find the front. >> i can't see it. >> you can't see it at all. supereasy. it is the blue part. the cold air moving in behind the front. so, again, frontal system, cold front, just cold air mass movi

25 migrantes perdieron la vida. 29 de ellos estÁn hospitalizados en la capital de chiapas en tuxtla gulo lamentÓ este terrible accidente en su cuenta de twitter hoy por la maÑana la fiscalÍa del estado del chiapas ofreciÓ una conferencia y dijo que va a investigar las causas de este accidente. y sobre todo, n.rÁ por quÉ viajaban estos migrantes a bordo de este camiÓn es decir, quÉ investigarÁ las redes de trata de migrants que pasan por el sur de chiapas y se dirigen hacia el norte. y ademÁs pau lurn de los 29 hospitalizados, las autoridades migratorias mexicanas esperan que sean dados de alta para que una vez que se recuperen sean regresados a sus paÍses de origen, principalmente del salvador, y guatemala que es de dÓnde venÍan estos migrante, y ademÁs en las prÓximas horas tambiÉn se espera que los cuerpos de los vÍctimas sean repatriados a sus paÍses de origen es la informaciÓn desde chiapas, yo regreso contigo. >>> gracias por la informaciÓn. >>> cambiando el tema, el presidente electo del salvador se declarÓ culpable por haber tratado mal al exsecreto oÍ de comunicaciones del que

hywel: while he was keen to go before the cameras, he would not answer our questions on sarestricting gus totally agree there should be a gun debate, but today's not the day. please respect me on this. i am going to leave if these are the only questions you have. hywel: on wednesday, a mass funeral will take place for the victims. families have been desperate to arrange burials in line with islamic custom. the need to honor the dead, to cherish the memory, is what now sustains this place. hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch. laura: for the latest from chstchurch, i spoke earlier with the bbc's sharanjit leyl, who is there for us. what is the mood as people prepare for the first funerals later in the week?sh anjit: the mood is, of coarse, as you can imagine, somber. i'm here at the botanical gardens, one of the largest memorial sites that have sprung up in the last few days since the attack. there arhundreds of floral tributes behind us. we continue to see people coming to show their respect. we heard a japanese school two on exchange two wes from japan -- a whole group of students came

figure in german literature and an eloquent spokesman on the darker chapters of recent german history gus was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand nine hundred nine. the life of another nobel laureate how to milla was also shaped by totalitarian regimes she grew up in romania her father served in the buff in s.s. after the war crime other was deported to the soviet gulag milla emigrated to west germany in one thousand nine hundred seven and was finally able to write without government imposed censorship. i write about the broad spectrum of individuals who live in dictatorships. everyone from the true. lever's all the way to the dissidents. in the hunger and how time and i tells the story of her mother and other ethnic germans in romania at the end of world war two thousands of ethnic germans were deported to soviet labor camps. when it was awarded the nobel prize in two thousand and nine some newspapers in the us asked character who. no one says that anymore. so reading german literature even if it's in translation is really a unique opportunity for people who are not ge

gu to our web sooisit we'll hook you up. >> music to you michael. >>> it's always fun to go back to schoolur alma mater to share your life experiences. and some professional advice >> i know. i had the opportunity to go back to air gone high school in san mateo for career day. i graduated from the school, oh, a few years ago. >> five. >> okay. 80 speakers. each represented a different career path. talking to the students about our job. students in my sessions were super engaged. they volunteered to read news copy. debated which stories should be in the newscast. this video was shot by a student who volunteers. great job. >> journalist in the making. >> exactly. >> that's great kristen. i was here as she was working on your presentation. >> you gave me good ideas to be interactive and the students jumped in. >> good forut t begin on "american idol." it's clear o >>> i'm ama daetz coming up at 6:00 -- > engine is going down the tracks and no engineer at the helm. >> criticism of facebook after the new zealand massacre was streamed live around the world. as 6:00, new qs remove violent videos.

but nobody can hear ♪ >> reporter: until now the tony-winning show's lead role id only been played by gully r d emotionally exhausting. the complex characo's battling anxiety while getting swept up in e head-spinning world of social media. >> i'm dumping my guts on the stage., ah, i pass out after the show. ♪ can anybody see >> reporter: the chance of a lifetime for a teen who does not yet have a license to drive but is already taking a spin on the great white way. joe friar, nbc news, new york. >> so happy for him, best of luck to andrew.gh that's "y news." i'm lester holt. than so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. customize each line and choose to pay by the gig or getunlimited. do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. and since xfinity mobile comes with xfinity internet, you can save hundreds a year. get

outperforming they've been out for forming that coin taylor letterman up simply trading joins this gus he also rans on how fast they are running and later from a hong kong visit artie's brunch or boris set down with the pool he has both shaena up. innovative blocking use cases to use cases rather all that directly ahead but first with some headlines let's go to. a strategic shift in europe stance toward china leads our global report today as the european union designates the rising power as a strategic rival that term and the label economic competitor were applied to china in a paper released yesterday which will be voted on by the e.u. member states in a summit meeting on march twenty first after a meeting between the e.u. foreign ministers and chinese counterparts scheduled for that week that meeting may turn out to be more interesting than most the paper intitled e.u. china a true teaching outlook cites familiar concerns over.

a windy start the day for northern scotland with gus up to around 70 mph.eaking up to the south as rain pushes north of england and wales, into northern ireland and southern scotla nd into northern ireland and southern scotland later in the day, with a bitter pill know as well, the northern flank of this area, and wet weather. those are your temperatures. as for the winds, they are strengthening across england and wales, around the coast of wales in western england. at the end of the day, 60, 70, maybe 80 miles an hour. 60-65 day, 60, 70, maybe 80 miles an hour. 60—65 miles an hour winds across other parts of wales is the go through sunday night into monday morning. there is some of that hill snow on the pennines and southern upwards. bass hill improvement on monday, but before freya moves away, the risk of some damage and disruption. keep up to date with the disruption. keep up to date with the disruption eu. but yourforecast. you're watching bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump attacks robert mueller, saying the probe on alleged rus

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gus around 50 miles an hour. —— gusts.hine appearing. cloudy, with a brisk, gale force winds. the best of the sunshine is along the south coast but feeling cold and windy and showery. we lose the showers this evening. the winds will ease. under clearing skies, we will ease. under clearing skies, we will see a frost particularly in scotland, northern england, temperatures as low as —6 in the countryside. wherever you are, there could be a touch of frost first thing. then some sunshine through the morning. the cloud moves in from the morning. the cloud moves in from the west and we will see more rain. across northern ireland, western england and wales. it will turn into snow. temperatures up to 11 degrees. still a significant wind chill. into the weekend, we keep that unsettled theme. more weather fronts the weekend, we keep that unsettled theme. more weatherfronts moving in from the atlantic bringing outbreaks of rain and hill snow. an unsettled weekend. still windy, feeling cool, some rain showers, hill snow, the best of t

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the south—west of england and wales are already seeing the winds pick up with gus possibly touching 70, parts of eastern england also getting some strong winds, up to 60 mph in land and may be more than that on the north sea coast and to the north of east anglia. further south, quite a lot of rain on the tail end of this locum wet end the night in southern england and monday morning with maybe the odd rumble of thunder. the low itself goes off into the north sea on monday morning and that should help the rush hour but it will stay pretty windy across the north—east through the day. decent sunshine in the east behind that, plenty of showers further west, some of them heavy and thundery and it will feel chillier than of late with highs of 11 degrees. low pressure is keen to stay with us through the week, it will be pretty unsettled, some sunny spells around and also quite a few showers and on tuesday, it looks like the showers will target particularly northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotland, maybe a touch wintering at times. by the end of the day, some cloud and

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how about 70 degrees on your sunday afternoon withst gu wind.atively quiet whether we start next week. let's go to traffic now. >>> good morning. southbound b.w. parkway. chopper showing us and overtued vehicle on t right. slow because of this delay. 95 is a good choice if you're headed out soon. arlington, northbound g.w.or parkway b reagan national. a car into the trees. lanes shut down. a serious crash. you want toatvoid as well. northbound 95. old kee mill road. we had the earlierccent blocking lanes. westbound 50, beforcolombia wo road. beltway, no worries at all. travel time 66 inbound is fine. quantico, 95 north, no issues. 270 looks okay. and the top of the beltway, 95 over to 270, 34 miles per hour. >> thank you, melissa. >>> they're among the top ten choirs in the entire country. the t.c. williams choir. >> molet green is live with the teens, a they get ready for a manger competition. >> reporter: it'sappening next week. can we give it up to this choir? the only school from virginia. all right. under the leadership and direction of the