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in2015, hee helped victims the november 13 attacks.e has been at the side of french soldiers fighting in afghanistan. >> the verdict is due to be handed down in the appeals trial of the brother of the man who killed three soldiers, a teacher, and three jewish children. he is accused of being an accomplice in the murder, helping his sibling acquire the vehicle he used at the time. the prosecution and the family of the victims want harsher punishment. what can you tell us about what has been happening? >> the defendants were given a chance to have their final words in the courtroom. he said he had nothing to do with it, just one simple sentence. the second man on trial said he was sorry to the victims and their families, but he had nothing to do with terrorism and he was not a terrorist. the jury is taking a bit longer. we are expecting a verdict toward the end of the afternoon. trial, the jury took about seven hours to reach a verdict. both were guilty of having links to a terrorist group, but they did not find one guilty of having comp

hees up to me forad ce.'m always here for him. >> today the students score an award for all they have done. special olympics and espn paying the school a visit to give them a natiolanner. for creating an environment that includes. >> i am so very proud. >> if you not aware of all the people that kids with special needs. you should research about it. be aware. >> when it comes to making everyone feel the students have scored a slam dunk. >> great for themt' >> t awesome. >> so much fun. >> great. way to go. th's big. >> listen. you didn't think they were getting the game in. >> did not. it was raining during the game. light rain. the hefiest was to the west by 15 miles. it was quite amazing it justmi ed the city and stadium. and you folks in the west it was coming down for you. the last three hours here. towards what was going on. see the yellow and oranges. up to clarks burg earlier. now almost nothing going on re. the only action is toward frederick. also this line right here. whh has a history of wind dama

stories emerging today of true hee rose, people shielding children, moving them to safety. a woman who was a founding member of the synagogue killed in the cross-fire. we're also learning more about the gunman whose rifle jammed. the rabbi saying if it hadn't, the horror would have been far worse. our steve patterson is there. >> reporter: tonight, a community standing strong, in the wake of a horrific act fueled by hate. the gunman, armed with an assault-style rifle, taking aim at worshippers packed in for a saturday service on the last day of passover. >> somebody was screaming, you know, "hide yourself, shooting, shooting, shooting!" so we all laid on the floor and started crawling towards the exit. >> reporter: inside, acts of bravery. 34-year-old almog peretz scrambled to save children even after being shot in the leg. i look somebody stand, standing a gun like that, and then look at me, and he shot. >> reporter: his 8-year-old niece, noya dahan was hit by shrapnel. >> i was felt. you have to hide so we won't get shot and stuff. it was like too scary to not cry. >> rep

. >> i think it is importantnt hee to distinguish betweween two ththings.obodydy i think seriously believeses that the peace proce, i.e., thosese measures s put in acace over 20 0 years ago to brg an end, a generational conflict which had gone on since 196969, that that is going to come back. no one b believess that. but what this incident t has doe isis shine a light at some of te darker corners of that peaeace prococess. and what becomes obvious is when you have an area in which t the legitimate police set up the good friday agreementnt is being challengeded by the force e of , that we have a problem that was previously unacknowledged and has shocked people to the core. brent: another big thing in space. nasa's insight lander appears to have detected the first-ever mars quake. it would mean that scientists finally have proved that mars is still seismically active. the probe sensors picked up a faint rumble on mars, likely to be the first seieismic event evr detected on a plananetary body other than the earth and the moon. by analyzing mars quakes, researc

. >> nawaz: later in the day, sudan's defense minister announced on television that hee agreed to stepn as country's transitional leader. demonstrators also took to the streets of algeria todayafter that country's president, abdelaziz bouteflika, stepped down last week after ruling for 20 years. thousands of protesters marched in the capital city of algiers for an eighth straight week,ig carrying s and chanting slogans demanding political change.oo florida prep s administrator mark riddell pled guilty today in boston federal court to taktrance exams for students in a massive college admissions bribery scheme. prosecutors said the 36-year-old harvard graduate was typically paid $10,000 per test. riddell could face up to 20 years in prisonnd a $250,000 fine. georgetown university could become the first college in thei to mandate reparations for descendants of former slaves sold to pay off the school's debts. its undergraduate students voted yesterday to increase tuition by about $27 per semester for the fund. the referendum still requires the approval of the university's board of directo

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that hee donor bundling would rely on has changed to more of an online and small donor universe. interesting to see how he is able to adapt to that. view onreally have a how it will turn out. after 2016, after what happened not only in the republican primaries went donald trump, to the spreads of many, emerge not in the general election but one the evangelical vote in the primaries, i was never in the production business and even less so now. i think biden will be a formidable, strong candidate. reporter: you mentioned the president a little bit here. i want to get into his reelection of a bit. where do you see him standing right now as far as his reelection chances? there has been talk about the primary challenger. there is larry hogan, a two-term maryland governor. on theo you come down primary challenger? my read of it is there is no market out there at all for a primary opponent to the president. it is a free country, and if somebody wants to run, they are certainly able to do so. another others are looking at it. was a recent survey that showed the president with a 93% job a

involveed, the sacklers were able to create this illusion that they were hands-off, they were basically hee benefactors of this country, the company,were the philanthropists that took money that they made and give it to museums and to medical schools. but now we're seeing that they were sort of up through their eyeballs in the operations of the company. in fact, their emails which where you have like sub order flatna ares, vice presidents kind of screaming that richard sackler, one of thi members is like micromanaging the operation. >> sreenivasan: is it possible then for some sort of grand settle am to be reached? i mean if we're talking about a thousa something lawsuits that could be billions and billions of dollars, i'm assuming that this company in the mean would say sorry, we're going to have to declare bankruptcy just to shield themselves. >> i think st a very good possibility. i covered the tob iacustry litigation when i was with "the new york times" and there you had a manageable number of plaintiffs am you you had the 48 states and a few cities and so they were able to craft a glob

if hees dnot win re-election, he would be vulnerable on obstruction of justice charges. >> okay. and attorney general barr was not busyonly with the mueller report this week. he issued an order on asylum on uesday. his order that he put out basically prevents certain asylum seekers from being released on bond while their cases are pending. t how does process currently work and what does this decision mean? >> well, what it mtans is t for people who have entered illegally, meaning not at the standard ports of entry, that they wouldoube held wi bond. that's what mr. barr is directing. the orderid that won't take effect for 90 days, in part so the officials can get ready, but also that's going to provide the opportunity for legal challenges. the ea thathey can be held without bond, without any opportunity for bond, isretty surprising. the timing on these hearings is running at least 700 days now, and if we are going to start gathering up more and more and more people seeking osasylum, times are only going to stretch out further and further. >> a with this asylum order again it doesn

. >> hee says now runs the show at the border. i want to shift ars. democrats have set a new deadline for the treasury to turnover the president's tax returns. what do we know about that? >> reporter:exactly. w they're giving the treasury department a few more weeks, until the 25th to turnor the president's tax returns. treasury has already said they're not even sure that that request is appropriate. and the white house is fbahting here saying that even if lawmakers get the president's tax returns, they may understand them. >> i don't think congress, particularly not this group of congressmen and women, are smart enough to look through the thousands of pages that i would assume that president trump's ta gs will be. ss is most of them don't do their own taxes, and i certainly don't trust the to look through the decades of success that the psident has. >> reporter: so we'll wait ea fw more weeks to see if we get those tax returns. as we reported, new york is pushing an effort there to try to turnover his state tax returns, which are believed to ha much

. >> let hees get to stephanie ramos. authorities revealing her family is shocked by this too? >> that is exactly right, david. the family isn't exactly sure when the relationship started but they say in the last week, she has changed her appearance to avoid getting caught. but with the help of several agencies, authorities say they were able to take him into custody. i had could face several charges. >> thank you. >>> and a midair scare, a flight headed for houston had to divert. when the screens in the cockpit went blank. abc's senior transportation correspondent david kerley. >> reporter: the united passengers didn't know. they landed in dallas, but they were expecting to be in houston. why the diversion? >> we lost two of our screens. now if we kept flying, we'd lose them all eventually. >> reporter: the united express pilot telling the 50 passengers from knoxville there was a cooling problem and their flight data screens were shutting down. two as he said and worry that others were in jeopardy. >> there is tremendous heat behind those screens. this dictates that we land as

it is because he knows juan guaido is beieing protecteded be teternational community and hee hahas toe very carereful becae if the iidenent that h happened today y leads to an ininternatil accusasation of crimimes again humanity, that wouould justify other types of actions, including mimilitary actioion. that is something nicolas maduro should be afafraid of, espececiy considering that the u.s. and colombmb with its powerful army areacking jn guaiai. th is why e level suppssssions morereoderate ththanhat we have seen th other opposition aders an protes before. brent: jier argdas in bogota tonight with the latest on the situation in venezuela. javier, thank you. it has been around 100 days since opposition leader juan guaido declared himself venezuela's acting president. the u.s. and several other countries are backing his leadership, but the actual president, nicolas maduro, continues to enjoy the support of the military, which he claims of the case, and much of venezuela's bureaucracy. so what exactly has guaido accomplished in the e last three months?? >> i swear t to formally assss

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coach r hrdon says hees to give an update ois condition later today. the caps will have to rally for game five tomorrow here on home ice. hope that helps. you can watch the preshow here on nbc 4 followed by the game at 8:00. game six back in raleigh monday. he w down for a while, and he hit him from behtnds. i thoug it was a dirty play. i'm a little biased. >> this series has shown fisticuffs already for sure. >> here we go. >>> 4:36. coming up, gluten free. it is a promise you see on men use everywhere. a new warng toear before your weekend meals. >>> plus, one of the most hated intersections in the area. now plans for change at so-called dave thomas cire are find finally here. >>> and an in-depth look at the changing climate. monday see how it's impacting your family, your money, your health, even your commute. the earth day special starts at 7:30 monday night here o you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms inuding nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flo

i i agencies and young faces hee which makes me -- should you guys be outyo like marching or intersection of something? what he doing here? , on. the industry got together and they invited karl rove. there was a time when we were not quite so peers at each other that you would invite karl rove to talk about what hollywood could do to help america and american image abroad. we were very pompous because we're the storytellers, the most important people in the room. surely you want our help. he came andor was very polite. he basically said was you know what would be great, is if you could make sure that the movies when you release them get to people, get to the armed forces first. like, that's not what we were asking, sure, fine, but don't you want us to make movies about american heroes, you know, approved american heroes because you want to tell tooe stores? it was karl rove who had to remind the hollywood executives that really relate the number e star in the world at the time and i think even now it was a guy named -- the biggest movie business in the world as hollywood and not hollywood

exuberant, hee thought china's moment has come, saying china was moving back to the center of the world stage. he looked at the u.s. performance u.s. performance and decided we were probably overrated. as a competitor. he moved out more aggressively. fare has been no penalty so for the chinese, i think i have this agreement and they had second thoughts. they said wait a minute, the americans are pretty feeble. you hear from everyone you talk to. what did you do back for the russians in 22 -- 2016? the answer is we sent them a nasty letter. china is willing to take the risk of a nasty letter. a bad deal. there wereeen -- some ambiguous language is that the u.s. put in because we wanted to maintain the ability to spy on china. we did not want a no by agreement, we wanted one that said no commercial espionage. how you interpret commercial versus national security is a judgment call. xi -- we have seen become more aggressive. xi -- we have seen xi become more aggressive. >>seen become more aggressive. if the trump administration was able to reach some kind of trade deal? james: i think it i

have made a realally big gestute that --- but yes hee basically s denying she sayays thahat the possibibility of genuine reform and now another thing thahat's t being talkedd about sat all that much is ththat machine asian w w are out in force again on saturday and let a phoness. chanting revolution they actually have their own bashin over the big debate they called it the true debate. nine hundred thousand people voted on that proposals interestingly the top thing that they came out with was that they want to have more of a say in the way the front is governed they want to have citizen referendums. at so yes they want lower taxes but they really want to say they want to have that own voice heard when it comes to ruling from snap whether that will happen it's a a toughie because the country has one sick over sixty male population of over sixty million people.. well and y your hit the united kikingdom to see how well referendums can end d up playing out 04/08/19 04/08/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! the realt track of security needs we

gladstone is on a pleasant thames, and hee tumbles overboard. that would be a tragedy. imagine further that people jump in and save him. that would be a disaster. [laughter] investigating the president of the united states partakes of both. there is a certain tragic element to it in the first instance. if we are patriots and everyone in this room is, whether we agree with the president's policies or not we wish the , president well even if we want him to not be reelected. we don't wish tragedies and disasters on him, her, or the country. investigating the president is a sure recipe for achieving a tragedy and disaster. let's march down memory lane. the scene, the oval office, ulysses s. grant is advised of a brewing scandal called the whiskey ring. as we all know from history, he general grant was very honest but he had some not so honest people around him. he said we have to do something. he made a presidential decision , not in attorney general decision, we are going to appoint a special counsel to investigate us. the whiskey ring, born in st. louis -- there was no in

us will be checking back in with them throughout the next hour though but let's take a step backck hee would be hi hearing earlier on today from. ordering as a lay now she's france's former minister of culture the head of unesco to his her speaking for earlier on reacting to those events -- in central paris at the not too dumb. very emotional and very sad. it's not just important french landmark. it's the very heart of french heritage. it's a heartbreaking site all french people and for the entire world. a treasure like that belongs to all of humanity. it's universal landmark that was also a unesco world heritage site. three hearing i'm from chris more let people like gathering at in at central paris as they try. to come together to shed the horrors of what's happening at the not to domestic listen then to a few others. i have gathered -- in the center of the city this evening. everyone in the crowd here is very emotional we're all very upset a part of our heritage is burning down at this very momen. there are no words. i can't even describe what's happening right now paris is collapsi

i had all my tools reporter: hee to salvage a few things. now packed into his suv >> it home. i am now homeless. i want some money back. that boat was worth, my tools were worth. i want to have the ability to get a place to live. that was my everything. >> reporter: kramer said he was in the middle of working on a job yesterday and had to put that on hold while he deals with this. and tonight he says he is sleeping in his suv >>> come up, tents, rv's, and more, and nearby businesses feeling the pinch. today no records, more fog, and a cool-down headed your way toward the weekend. >> joe biden makes his bid for president official. why he says he is joining the race. and his warning for voters. >> the older members of the party with a new generation but also a policy. >> reporter: president trump saying on twitter "welcome to the race, sleepy joe.." >> biden has done this too times now. it hasn't been successful. maybe third time is the for him to at least win the nomination. >> reporter: answering a question from fox as to why he hasn't gotten an endorsement from president obam

>> it was always funny to see president bush, he would give the speeches when he would refer crime, hee-collar would give these a speeches and they would involve a reception line at dinner after. people would come up and say, i did not know he was so funny. i think it showed how much respect he had for the office that his public persona was one which was always in regards to the right thing for the office. when you got to know him, his sense of humor was a key component to who he was. he was one of the funniest people out there. >> does anyone even know what a personal aide is? we need to address that first. bush'srved as missus personal aide from 2000 eight to 2009. serve nexttunate to to top-notch white house staff, including our great chiefs of staff. staff. chiefs of that's what personal aides do. they manage stuff. i was fortunate to do that and bush's firsthand missus brilliance and her sense of humor. rallies, rope lines, hospitals, war zones, carrying a 40 pound bag of stuff. had cards we would hand out to children. --rpies, altoid it's, purell. -- altoids, what was in your bag? david:

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free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org chris: finally this waster weekend, heehow when vice president pence and his family arrived in washington. in two years later, he's still helping the second family teach children about civics and history. here's our power player of the week. ♪ >> he'll sit and hold a pose and wait until you get a lot of shots. i mean, it's really adorable. he's kind of a people madonna. chris: karen pence is talking about the pet bunny, the main character in a children's book she and her charlotte have written. but before we get to the book, there's marlon's story. charlotte was working on a college film projecting and needed a bunny. >> i asked the owner how much for the bunny, and they said to make him an offer. and so it became this godfather joke with my friends. chris: he'ses capes from his cage. >> he's kind of a metaphor, he's very deep. chris: in 2017 when the family moved to washington, photographers spotted marlon being carried off air force two. >> for some reason, it became this phenomenon, you know, that, oh, my gosh, the pence

i guarantee -- >> hee talks through ism of 2020. he doesn't seem to be a guy who wants a solution. >> he isha willing t them come to the table. the president doesn't make the laws, heutes the laws. congress has to give the fix to fl they can fix it, fix tpr, fix the asylumee laws. theyto get back to washington, work as hard as the people who theyse rep work. >> let me ask through a foreign policy pris much why is the president concerned about the humanitarian crisis in vinz and not hondurasnd guatemaland a el salvador? >> we we. >>are giving more money to try to help wief humanitarian rts in venezuela and you just cut off aid almost completely to the three, to honduras, guatemala and el salvador sal. ha>> everybody sees what ien in venezuela. maduro must go. >> i just told you what is happening int'onduras. >>awful. it is. what's happening here, young girls are coming through, can we say we kn who happens to them? we ask like they are released into the iterior of the u.s. and they have a family member or sponsor or way of life and s

. >>> the virginia lieutenant-governor is taking st hs hees will clear his name. >> justin fairfax calling for criminal allegations tha he sexually assaulted two youngn wofter they both told their story on national tv awm ers returned to richmond for a one day session. >> julie is live in richmond for at the lieutenant-governor had to say today. >> reporter: hi. with lawmars back in session, the pressure is back on the lieutenant-governor, a republican, continues to call for aearing on the sexual assault allegations. in his first press statement i nearly two months, he says it is theor prosec not the politics here who need to hear from him and the two women. lieutenant-governor justin fairfax taking a new turn in front o the cameras, pushing back with his own statement after both of his accusers took their stories of sex assault to national tv speaking to cnbc news chor, gayle king. >> i am telling the truth. i did not assaultan

♪ ♪ >>> not despite the fact many of you think i'm a godless hee than.ent to church a lot as a kid. but i don't go now. it's easy to fill up sunday morning. like protest the nfl and repeated viewings of the good place. a lot are looking for the message of jesus. those folks are joining megachurches in record numbers. you know the ones. filling up stadiums with audiences. where bieber was born again and pastors beg members to tithe for the private jets. >> you cannot stop me. >> joel os teen bought the building when the houston rockets play. >> pray with me. >> if you're thinking haven't i seen this go badly before? yep. begging for your tithes between eight and noon. and gym baker had a sex scan cal. indicted for wire fraud and spent eight years in prison. today he's changed his ways and can be found selling meal buckets for the rapture. oh, boy. >> he says the last days are coming. >> the prosperity gospel has been put on steroids. church leaders are rolling in the profit. churches wield a lot of power. not just spiritually. financially and politically.

the judge named florida hees did the flores settlement. they're liars. they're sneaky.that is the trust we need to have in our system. >> i make the point in the book of the it is par for the course. you're a prosecutor. people don't like to be investigated. people are now at a prison and want to attack motives, incentives. you deal with that as a prosecutor. the difference is, when the party involved has the largest mega phone on the planet. when it is the president of the united states doing it, it has a different impact. the president says every day that bob mueller directly or indirectly is a bad person. even though he's a vietnam veteran and a marine. he served in an honorable way. when democrats got together, instead of the 320 million in the country, and his fbi term was over, they changed the law unanimously to let him spend another two years. even a guy like bob mueller can be swift boated if you have someone with the biggest mega phone on earth attacking the prosecutor, the people who have the temperatuerity to go after . if he likes what he says, then you're

announced girl patrice year will be the company's new chief executive officer, replacing bernardo heesffective july 1. the company trying to recover after tortuous two years. let's get to some analysis now with bloomberg news, who i've also been speaking with the ceo. kraft heinz has cut r&d spending, all sorts of things from advertising to innovating to buy new labels, brands. what is the new ceo planning to do? >> that is the great question and the focus on him will be, does he depart from the classic strategy of focusing on cost cuts sometimes at the expense of innovation? he has been at anheuser in bed for a long time, doing marketing. so he's been selling beer, and now the question is how he can sell more food. short of a major acquisition, they need to sell more products. sounds simple, but they have not been able to buy anything to allow them to cut costs. a lot of people consider their portfolio a little out of step with modern tastes. vonnie: given he has a marketing background, should we anticipate lots of advertising spend and not much else going on? >> i am sure he will go

later on hee would often react with a sense of humor. because of the absurdity you have to. i was constantly surprised as any reader of douglas', even as you know him well, but the mastery of words, just over ande over there comes a sentence, there comes a paragraph, there comes an expression that flashing between the eyes. the process fo warning you, the worst is the price of douglas. i was surprised this time through, he is a hypersensitivity to flights. he did not take well to criticism. he liked being on the pedestal and king of the hill and he did not like especially the next generation trying to knock him off. last but not least, was his sense ofim humor. the image of douglas and all s these great photographs is perfectly starched earnest, beautiful and he was, always. but the guy had a sense of humor. after the civil war, he was in his own circle. certain kinds of civil rights but social equality cannot go there. the social equality, he started answering every to be her my-- phone. of course he was biracial as you know, you'd say, you know where i came from we had a l

he has the ability to charge people with crimes hee. chose not to charge trump for a reason. he didn't think he could prove a crime. so mueller charges a bunch of people with crimes. he m get sms convictions. he chose not to charge powsm with obstruction for a reason. not enough evidence. >> the general counsel, the top lawyer at the f.b.i. under comey, believes hillary should have been indicted, i think that investigation needs to be a new, now that we know the players, their political biases, and also the fact that it's real. we know they were classified materials. we know it's illegal. and democrats care about obstruction, look at hilary clinton's e-mail servers. here's the thing though.ce it can't be verified. most of it has been debunked, in terms of the dossier. the reason it can't be verifiedu is because the awght ohe won't even stand next to his own dossier when put in an interrogatory tore negreat britain. sient the first warn application and went to trump tower in january 2017 and then president-elect trump said, it's not verified but selabors. so did comey lie at t

on the foreign relations committee, hee summoned from invasion witnesses.s far as i know, he was certainly not one of the famous of the five senators who took the trouble to go down and read the national intelligence estimate that senator bob graham has talked about, that was locked away in the basement, which would have told them the was a lot of doubts and the intelligence community as to whether saddam had weapons of mass destruction and so forth. he was all for war and all for occupation. that fits in with his record since. president,y, as vice obama gave him the iraq file and the ukraine file. artn use that to be an proponent for intervention in what is a civil war in ukraine and more arms for ukraine. his family, his son had very extensive business ties to ukraine, which doesn't look too good. his son hunter was on the board of the ukrainian gas company. biden, whenever he has been given the chance, he has been for armed intervention. he was ardently for the expansion of nato, the post 19 -- in the 1990's, which is really the root cause of the renewed

that impact what the science is telling us.an >> you won't to miss it coming up on tonight's "harris' heesat 4:00. .>> uber is unveiling some new safety features >> that's right. this after the murder of that south carolina college student back in march. samanthaoseph son entered a car that she thought was her ride share. the driver killed her. executives have shifted theor focus to safety features. there's an app that prompts you to check your ride every time. check the license plate, the car icdetails, and the pre of your driver. the company officials say that they're doing everything they can to make sure the passenger's safety is the first priority. >>e'll be right back. w >>> 5:46. as we take a live look on a friday rning, we are in weather alert mode now. that's because of a powerful storm system heading our way. >> doesn look toobad. take a look at this. this is what's coming our way. a lot of rain especially dureg th evening commute and again overnight. lauren rickets is here tracking the latest on the storms. we'll check in with her in a few minutes. >>> there's aolitical storm br

i can't see his eyes, i couldn't hee his soul. i walk into tobby and see lori on the floor unconscious and her dea husband, dr. howard kay, like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her. >> law enforcement officials say the gunman, 19-year-old john earnest, was armed with an it jammed and he was chased out of the synagogue. >>> religious groups at home are condemning hate and showing how people from different faiths can come together for peace and understanding. the mosque in ferlg, virginia, hosted a passover sader dinner. >> want to respond to these bad, il acts with good, with more love, with more harmony, and that is -- we do interfaith, multi- faith work daily. >> freedom for us means of course freedom for the jews, but it also means freedom for muslims, freedom for immigrants and refugees, african-americans, for everybody. >> religious leaders say the dinner is a chance to share the work being done to create bridges of understanding amoou faith gr. there is the 12th year the house of worship hosted the dinner. >>> this

hees wasted no time adng the reason he's here and the immense wait erica gonzalez is live at the parish in northwest. he says he's up for thejob. >> reporter: yes, he does, pat. this is a big day for catholics in the area, a very meaningful day. the archbishop as you mentis ed ry candid in speaking today about the circumstances surrounding his arrival here to washington, d.c. while it will be an uphill battle, it's one he says he's ready for. >> welcome, archbishop wilson gregory, seventh archbishop of washington. >> reporter: a new chapter in washington'srch diocese begins with a show of unity. cardinal donald whirl himse introducing him. whirl resigned after a grand jury report alleg he didn't do enough to stop predatorriests when he was bishop of pittsburgh. g hereregory was quick to map out the difficult road ahead. >> i want to offer you hope. i will rebuild your trust. i cannot undo the pas but i sincerely believe that together we will not merely address the moments wheree've fallen short or failed outright, t we will model for all t fe and teaching of our lord jesus christ. >> re

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what are you heeing? >> we'e a pretty sunrise the next 20 or 30 minutes.he clouds will gradually thicken and bring a risk of raindrops before the day i completely done. temperatures are cold this morning. 20s aoss much of northern virginia now. 26 manassas, 25 warrenton, 35 quantico. now in upper marlboro. 28 in columbia, maryland. 39 here in washington.y you'll probaeed the jacket this morning. wake-up weather, mostly in the 30s to near 40 degrees by 9:00 in the morning. the afternoon temperature only ,1. thickening clound a risk of late-day showers today. chance of rain, 70%. most of the rain chances are along i-95nd parts of southern maryland. car washing forecast today, maybe just want to bwait. we'l back to sunshine tomorrow. the ten-day forecast and look at the weekend minutes away. >> all right. than wyou. >>are working to learn more about a fatal shooting in the knstrict. right now w that one person was shot here on hillside road southeast around 11:00 last night. no word on the victim identity or possible suspects yet. >>> video of a young boy bei

high bail so that ice could grab this guy and get him deported, or at least get him locked up while heeaced charges. the judge cut the bail to $2,500, and he escaped out the back door. they had a case south of boston, another rape case involving an uber driver. and he was let go at the courthouse. >> tammy: i have to say, this is unusual, and i think the lack of law and cooperation with federal law enforcement kind of invites this.ise as with that audio we heard, there is like collusion, like an effort made to help facilitate the escape. it wasn'tt even just using the law as the state might have passeded it. we can debate whether that would be constitutional or legal, but this is an actual effort to facilitate the escape by this judge and that clerk. extraordinary. >> this judge violated all kinds of laws. the court rooms are open and she wouldn't even let this guy who is not justoo a u.s. citizen buj an officer of the law, a sworn officer, and an ice agent. she wouldn't even let him in the courtroom. then they are all these rules of the massachusetts trial court to that you don't turn

. >>> ahead on "news4 today," hee staff of t "capital gazette"es receiv major honor. >>> we are taking you back to paris as the search for what caused the fire that destroyed portions of the iconic notre dame cathedral begins. >>> also ahead -- >> reporter: it's getting warmer. what you need to know when you dig that bike out and get ready to hit the road. we are working for y keeping we are working for y keeping ou ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you rdy? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun.♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo. ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. 'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. >>> we begin this morning with a live look at the notre dame cathedral. less than 12 hours ago, t hundreds'-year-old iconic church was engulfed in flames. a much calmer scene this morning. we investigation intot caused the trouble is only just beginning. good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. 6:00 a.m. now. we will have coverage of the notre dame fire and hear of local reaction in just a moment here. we want to begin with a

hee district at 46. a chill in air this morning. we'll continue to see our temperatures fall a few more details before we start to see the sun come up. that's at 6:50. 7:00 a.m., comfortable cool despite the clouds.ei them develop now. 47 degrees. of sun and mix clouds. not as windy. not a bad day to head out and grab the lunch or run a errands on your lunch break. 62 degrees at this point. 67 a about 4:00, 5:00. pleasant evening, 63 degrees. completely dry at 7:00 p.m. the after-school activities that are outdoors, no issues with the atather. unforty, i can't say the same for tomorrow. 55 with rain at ctimes. agaiudy and chile. i'll have another -- and chilly. i'll have another l at 5:50. up saturday and sunday, maybe a light shower or two or drizzle early saturday. peeks ofunshine lat saturday. understan -- saturday mostly claidy and more on sunday. jack taylor with wtop, issues around frederice >> reporter:did. we had activity on 295. i believe both are clear -- on 270. i believe both are cleared. and southbound atd.c., 29ast cap

hee auto show gets started today, goes until 14th of april. a lot of new products. this is josh drenen from toyota. and they got a brand-new toyota supra backeor the first tim in almost 20 years. tell us a little about it. >> the supra is 335 horsepower in-line six rk, 0 to in 4.1 seconds. a beautiful car. >> sure is. you were telling me the first 1,500 will be numbered and sold off. what did you say serial number 0001 sold for? >> thatuctioned off for $2.1 million. >> reporter: the good news is that's the most expensive supra, $2.1 million. d prices are goin from there. these are mostly in the 5,000 $60,000 range? >> the launch will go for $5 000, they'll start under $50,000 and top out at $65,000. >> reporter: what other new products this year? >> lots of goodies. we've got the new 4rav that's been redesigned. that's the hybd version just ross from us. the murai, our fuel cell vehicle. you'll be able to se the 2020 corolla and tacomaa. >> reporter: great, obviously the trend is electric, does hydrog hydrogen -- >> the hydrogen gas is creating electricity onboard.