he says there are no delays in processing returns...even with the recent government shutdownbut leas adds...this year...many filers are noticing something different."i think what we're seeing here, is a lot of folks are getting smaller refunds, but they're getting more money in their paycheck, week over week"many filers...who say they're used to getting a bigger refund before the recent tax cuts...are going to social media...complaining about their check .the i-r-s is encouraging frustrated taxpayers to check their withholding amount in their paychecks.the i-r-s says it's also ready to help people who may be confused about their returns.there's free help available through irs dot gov, by phone , and even in person. "we have taxpayer assistance centers around the country, which can be found on irs dot gov, they are by appointment only though"if you are getting a refund this year...the i-r-s says you should get your money quickly.issue 90% percent of refunds within 21 days.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (vicki) kron 4 is making a significant change in the way we bring you the news.

what more we know of the logistics is that the two lea d e rs we know of the logistics is that the two will meet tomorrow night, wednesday, and they will be dinner, as well, ahead of their meeting on thursday. so much of that, we know now. but of course, this is a city in anticipation, as i mentioned. it is a city famous for its traffic on it is just past atm here, you can already hear the traffic build—up. all of that will come to a halt, to some extent, the roadblocks, the security in place to meet these leaders, it is happening in vietnam, the significance for that as well. at ahead of this meeting we know president trump has already been tweeting about it in anticipation. he is saying, essentially, that there will be very rapid potential growth for north korea, that we both expect a continuation of the progress made at the first summit in singapore. he was speaking, of course, at the governor's all, this is a black—tie event for state governors in the us. let's listen to more of what he had to say. right after this meeting, i'll leave for vietnam, where i'll meet with chairman kim.

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let's see if some of that lea ks. matter. let's see if some of that leaks. will be interesting. iam sure leaks. yes, it will be interesting. i am sure we will have more coverage of that when it happens. let's move on to another story on president trump, this one is won he would far rather see higher up the agenda, the second day of the summit with the north korean leader, and this is where face—to—face they will talk about the thorny issue of denuclearising the korean peninsular. they are talking about it now, i believe they are having lunch right now. all of the expectation management at the moment has been played down in terms of anything significant. i heard donald trump earlier, he said there is no rush, there is no rush. mr kim, there is no need to push forward, don't worry about it. now, i know can indication sky. the old cynic in me suggest this is some sort of dead cat bounce, don't look over in congress right now, actually look at me in vietnam. of course, equally this could be so far and they are about to announce something quite significant. c. fr

political website, very focused on us politics, new leaks website, very focused on us politics, new leavery focused on us politics, new leaks amid leak probe. the white house has responded to this, it is about how the president spends his time. how much" executive time". what does he do in this time. that is the big question, not only is it embarrassing that the white house has not been able to get to the bottom of this, but trump has been actually responded on twitter. in the sense that he has responded and sort of been brought into it. it is not the sort of behaviour you would nationally —— necessarily expect from a president... trump tweeting? you expect from a president... trump tweeting ? you would expect from a president... trump tweeting? you would expect that behaviour. from previous presidents, but we know that trump is very different. the article talks about the fact that previous presidents would be in the oval office by 6am, clocking in, the president's schedule is right up to the end of this week, what he has been up to and where he has been going. someone within is sending

employees like terry lea ker who casualties of on line shopping.rry leaker who lost herjob after 17 years believe it was invested greed that has left her with few options. i am applying for jobs, two or three places a week, and i'm not even getting a call back. it's hard. i mean, you put so much time and effort. i put my heart and soul into the store and i have nothing to show for it. this is not a news story but as retail owners load these companies with more debt, it's becoming more common one. in 2018, after it unexpectedly closed all its stores, toys "r" us were pushing for investors to shell out $20 million for workers severance. sears employees are hoping to get the same. employees are at the bottom of the totem pole in terms of their ability to receive support from a company that's gone into restructure. mark cowan is the head of retail studies at columbia university and says bankruptcy might help investors get money back that workers get nothing. if it goes into liquidation, they are completely out in the cold so they lose theirjobs, they l

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those conservatives who feel strongly about brexit and feel the conservatives have lost their way, leae lost their way, lean slightly more to the right a nswer lean slightly more to the right answer out wallace talked about utep effect and being re—assimilated back into the conservative party. will be seejumpers into the conservative party. will be see jumpers out of tories? that there is more to lose under the tories so i would be more surprised by that fencing more from labour. that is all we have time for. thank you so very much. they will be both back at 11:30pm but for the moment goodbye from all three of us. good evening. soggy evening across the northwest of the country, but very, very mild. in fact, very wet across some parts of the uk, cadenbury, for example, will get its fair share of the rain for the next 12 hours or so. the clouds are coming in out of the southwest. in fact, the air is coming all the way from that canary islands, so it is going to be very mild tonight. we are going to keep this mild weather really through the rest of the week, the temperatures will keep on

with me are economic advisor ruth lea and the deputy political editor of the independent, rob merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian reports eu officials are exploring plans to postpone brexit until 2021. but the daily telegraph reports may is considering delaying brexit byjust two months in a bid to stave off resignations from ministers. the financial times leads on theresa may's decision to push back the vote on her brexit deal to as late as march 12. the i looks at how may's decision could lead to revolts from cabinet ministers. and finally, a non—brexit story, the several of the papers, including the times splash on a picture of harry and meghan on their trip to morocco. rob, you can kick us off the seller. the times. theresa may delays crucial votes 17 days before brexit. one of the perils facing us as political journalists one of the perils facing us as politicaljournalists is that all the time we tell people, it will be really important and decisive this week. and people say afterwards, it never is, the story never changes, we arejust never is, the

theresa may's unity plea shattered by lea ked theresa may's unity plea shattered by leaked whatsapp messagesgrouping. there are so many that are going on, this is the erg, the famous group of brexit is in the tory party. one of the leading lights have been talking about a split in the party, we're been talking about the possibility of that, but he not happy, he thinks that theresa may's strategies are wrong. will talking about this just a few weeks ago, now it seems to have evaporated. prime minister lost a vote in parliament this week but now privately, steve baker is telling other mp5 that a continued negotiations with brussels are complete waste of time. if you are the prime minister, i think you'll be furious about this because she has written this letter to the tory mps, which outlines all the heads of state and heads of government she is talking to, i'm going to talk to the heads of government of all eu countries, and lobbying for this change the backstop, this controversial part of the withdrawal deal and there are going to more talks this week, and here is a sort of organiser the eur

fence trying to reach the jet taking people to nigeria going to and sierra leone i was there as long as lea reports now from the course in chelmsford in england. emerging from court the relief on their faces was obvious the case had time going over them for two years and they'd been charged with offenses technically carrying a life term in prison but there was still an outrage that it's rather come to this the fight is one you know a lot more for us to continue fighting for and until there's been a. fireman and to put a shins and detention centers than people fight here at home like this is with a small window into a much this big a systemic problem we know that for all of the asylum claims the home office refuses overhaul for the day is a grave intent on the pale and what the government does at the time that we stopped the fight there was a policy of the first appeal to. the fifteen activists to plant themselves through a plane at stansted airport near london in the knowledge that some of the people on board would face death threats if they were deported some of those people have since bee

oat lea person has been killed in clashes with security forces in venezuela at the border with brazilh nicolas maduro close to prevent foreign aid crossing into the country. e opposition has called on the military to allow the deliveryia of humanitrelief on saturday. the trump administration has condemned the shooting. meanwhile, there are two concerts on either s be of the bridween venezuela and colombia. our international correspondent orla guerin sent this from the colombian side. under the sun, a benefit concert in colombia for a nation in need, all taking is within sight and sound of the border crossing. we find venezuelans forced to flee the crisis in the country. i have been here in ,"colombia for 10 monthis man says, "and i is an evident i'm hoping this is the beginning of a new chapter for venezuela." at home because there is no food. they search for scps outside restaurants. venezuela's embattled leader nicolas maduro hopes to drown out his critics with a concert of his own nrby. for now, spirits have been lifted. aith is to raise money for isaid and hope for change. notreal

en cuanto al pronÓstico extendido, en lunes o habÍa 70% de prado lea de lluvias, temperaturas en descenso la manera en que muchos se divierten en los centro de baile del sur de california, abren de dÍa y no se vende alcohol. julio cÉsar ortigas por al tanto. julio: zona mÁs de casa convertidas en rumbera sky con la mezcla el ejercicio y mÚsica pegajosa se despegan de algo mÁs que la loquita que la motivaron a llegar a una sesiÓn de zumba. >>sacamos todo nuestro foa y regresamos bien contentas hace nuestro quehacer y hacer la comida y estar contentas con nuestros hijos. julio: llenar un antro que solamente se abre de noche pero que lo rumbero saben de dÍa. empieza modificar la reglas del sur de california, no se vende alcohol, no se necesitan paredes segura y todos en la pista se mueven al mismo ritmo. >>una entrada extra y aparte es suave el ambiente, estÁn haciendo ejercicio a ritmo la mÚsica, como un gimnasio o una discoteca. julio: ser la primera vez que cantara grupo vestido para hacer ejercicio, sintiendo entusiasme maripositas que hace mucho tiempo no sentÍa antes de subirse al esce

be fascinating to see what would happen to see if they can take them out of lea ks you and to see ify can take them out of leaks you and get promoted. is that presumably why he has been brought in? is he looking at promotion or trying to avoid relegation? we would hope he is looking at promotion. this is the league table for the second leak. you look at the top half and you won't see 0ldham athletic there but if you're going into the bottom half that they are in 14th place and nine points of of the promotion and they sacked frankie back in december so clearly they want a promotion because they we re they want a promotion because they were 12 then and now 14th in his first game in charge will be tomorrow night and no doubt i think the playoffs will be the main ambition the season and giving them back to league 1. judging by that they have somewhere to go and of course the oval first. many thanks indeed by that. he was pleased to see scholes back in the game. and if some of the papers are to be believed, he's set to get the united job on a permanent basis. they play paris saint germain

el paÍs que yo estoy tratando de construir y es lo que yo espero que la gente de los estados unidos leata noche. satcha: bien, mientras usted nos estaba contando poco acerca de su propÓsito, mirÁbamos imÁgenes tambiÉn que ahora circulan en las redes sociales, un vÍdeo en el que usted aparece con la congresista alexandra ocasio cortÉs mostrando un pin con un mensaje que lee lo siguiente " las mujeres bien portadas casi nunca hacen historia". cuÉntenos al respecto. cuÁl es exactamente el mensaje que ustedes quieren transmitir? ana marÍa: bueno, estamos en un momento el estor en que las mujeres que estÁn levantando sus voces y que no estÁn esperando que les den un turno estÁn haciendo historia. alexandrÍa ocasio cortÉs no espero que el partido demÓcrata le dijera que era el turno de ella para lanzarse y correr y ahora convertirse en una de las congresistas mÁs importantes. el mismo espÍritu existiÓ dentro de esa pelea en contra de la nominaciÓn de brett kavanaugh. le de que nuestras voces las tenemos que hacer escuchar y que no tenemos que seguircomo las normas que exigen que las mujeres s

"there are a number of sweeping changes that were made with tax reform" matt leas is the i-r-s's chiefpokesperson.he says because of the new tax law...more of us will likely will use "the standard deduction"...instead of itemizing..."if they used to itemize, they may not have to anymore, and its simplified the tax system quite a bit"but a government report from july says more taxpayers will owe the i-r-s money this year compared to last.the g-a-o estimates because of changes in the tax tables...30 million people may not have had enough money withheld from their paychecks...that's three million more people than before tax reform.leas says that could cause some filers who expected a refund...to get the bad news that they owe uncle sam...."its very important to continue to check your withholding to make sure your tax situation is where you want to be"if you are getting a refund this year...the i-r-s says you should get your money back fairly quickly.it expects to issue 90% percent of refunds within 21 days.however the i- r-s says stay tuned... it's still not sure how badly the recent gove

. >> we are predicting that growth to be at leas 2.5% which is better than most. i think people are surprised. >> if every company left reports earnings in line with analyst expectations the s&p 500 will see nearly 17% earnings growth and around 6% revenue growth that's the good news. the bad news is last quarter was so good it will be tough to top this year. i think we'll have negative year over year earning growth. part is unfair because we had the steroid induced year last year which was crazy because of the tax reform. >> we are seeing some signing of increasingly pessimism. the wall s analysts were predicting that the earnings growth in 2019 would be solidly positive and fast forward to today and thererecting a slight earnings decline. it could make for a more wh volatile marke the next for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >>> time to take a look at the upgrades and d shreport was upgraded with the analyst citing an improved outlookoropper prices and it's now $14 and that stock rose nearly 7% to $12.29. lattice semiconductor was upgraded from posit

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reactor number four still lea ks before.er four still leaks radiation so it contains remains that could blast it apart. this is the footage captured beneath that time. —— dome. it is still radioactive and people cannot be here for more than a few minutes. the plan continued to produce power until 2000 and the neighbouring react is still being decommissioned. few visitors are allowed but we have been given permission to look inside. that is my alarm going off. we have got up to 1a, amber warning. throughout our trip, jim is measuring the radiation we are receiving. i am going to switch it off because we do not want it going all the time. there is a strange atmosphere. my heart is beating quite fast. it was 1:23am when engineers cut power to parts of the numberfour engineers cut power to parts of the number four reactor. they were testing what would happen in the event of a blackout, but they did not know was that the react was ready on stable. it wasn't as one person, it was a chain of people, from the designers to the people

people getting in their cars fleeing and running andvi lea the scene. and there was people -- we was running just to the scene.from >> investigators say this does not appearo be a robbery because nothing was taken. >>> ocking, new details in the arrest of a northern virginia high school coach facing prostitution charges. now, we have m learned twoe victims have come forward. poce arrested delvin jackson on wednesday. a stafford county sheriff's ffice said he solicited prostitution from a male student at the school that was under the age of 16. the arrest left many parents concerned. >> the magnitude of that is concerning that something is going on in t school, that you trust the teachers to do what is right and help teachour kids the problemer way. >> stafford county schools say they are aware that a coach has been charged. and he's b on administrative league. >>> mandy moore says her ex was throughoutard her the marriage that ended in 2016. now, in a "new york times" rert, seven other women accused adams of sexual an verbal abuse. the women claimed he

donald trump has nominated an outspoken critic of the world bank to be its new lea david malpass is thatasury department and was an economic advisor to president trump during his election campaign. e pointment will be subject to a report by the world bank costs executive -- the world bank's executive board. its leader has traditionally been c largest shareholder. we are getting dramatic pictures from san francisco where i guess line fire has set on a trbuilding undergoing cotion . no injuries have been reported. the leadeof the taliban delegation for peace talks with the u.s. tells the bbc that the group has no plans to take control of afghanistan bforce. but he says the taliban won't agree to aease-fire until all foreign forces leave. taliban leaders are in moscow holding talks with other afghan powerbrokers. reporter: more than four years after british combat troops left elafghanistan, lof violence in the country continue to rise. ofhere has been wagedve taliban attacks. tens of thousands of government troops illed, along with countless civilians. after 17 years of war following the 9/

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reactor number four still lea ks radiation so it's entombed by a steel confinement structure, containing that would blast it apart. this is footage captured beneath that dome. a now solidified mass of concrete and nuclear fuel is still so radioactive that people can't be under here for more than a few minutes. but the plan continued to produce power until the year 2000, and the neighbouring reactor is still being decommissioned. few visitors are allowed in here but we have been given permission to look inside. alarm beeping. is your alarm going off? that is my alarm going off, yeah. what is it? what have we gone up to? we have got up to 1a, and i set the amber warning to be at10. right. so we've just gone over that. throughout our trip, jim is carrying a dosimeter, measuring the radiation dose we are getting every hour. we're still well below the level where i considered we didn't want to get to. but i am just going to switch it off because we do not want it going all the time. there is a strange atmosphere to this place. and you're so trussed up, that there's a nervousness, there's a fe

rsmocratic lea across virginia renew their calls for justin fairfax to resign. >>> roadwork on the beltwayl morning. weelp you avoid the weekend congestion. >>> and reports show amazon may be gettingold feet about the other half of the new headquarters in new york. find out what residents are doing that could scare away thousands of new jobs. >> announcer "news 4 today" starts now. >>> hello there. i'm meagan fitzgerald.oi thank you forng us. if you don't like the cold, i am so sorry to tell you, you won't like the forecast. e cold weather. we have snow coming through, a little wintry mix. i'm not the expert. lauryn ricketts is. what's going on, girl? >> yeah, we do have a little bit of everythi. a little bit of something for everybod meagan, as we head through the ten days. say good-bye to the 60s. we hit60 around lunchtime tomorrow, then the temperatures started to plummet into the n aftern a

so the taliban are talking peace with america, and the man whng has been lea the negotiations tolthmecept e is no military solution to the conflict. >> taking the whole country by power will not help, because it will not bring peace in afghanistan. wantlv to it on the table in a peaceful manner. there should be no among afghans. there should be peace forever. parts of afghanistan changed drastically sin the telegram ran the country in the 19's, when the ultraconservative group banned girls education along with music and television. some say progress coul ibe sacrificedn the deal. that taliban say they want a more islamic constitution, but will respect women' rights. all those rights which are according to islamic rule and culture, this will be granted to them. this is their right. they can go to school, they can go to universities, they can work. reporter: america is tired of its longest war, still costing billions of dollars. donald trump is promising to finally bring it to an end. the taliban sensed an opportunity to become part ofin the political ream. there are still majorlebstacl

police hope video from a nearby liquor sre will lea them to suspects. >>> one person was shot at the intersection of colombia road and virgia avenue. he was awake and breathing when he was taken to the hospital.e d.c. pol are looking for two suspects. >>> it is the state of theon u that almost didn't happen. but tonight, the government is open and fully funded at least for now. and president trump will deliver an address to the joint session of congress. what will beaid remains a bit of a mystery. here's four things that you can ct to see as you watch tonight. president trump will call for unity.m a he will not only ask lawmakers but the country to come togethk. he will t about border security and likely make a demand for moneyo build aall along the u.s./mexico border. a bipartisan committee is discussing that right now. it's an issue that may lead too anothernment shutdown by february 15th. and the president may found less enthusiasm. mocrats hold the house. nancy pelosi will sit behind him. paul ryan and the republican majority are gone. four democra are running for president in 20

ngthorities think climate change is lea to declining sea ice, forcing the bears to look elsewhere ford where there are shumans, there food. >> they know it. >> today is the day the teddy bears have their picnic k >> theyw where it's at. look at that. >> that's scary. >> you know it's bad when it's too cold for the polar bears. >> put a couple black spots and they look like a panda, another deadly carnivore. >> they eat >> yeah, sure. 35 degrees here in town. northeast winds are pushing some very cold air down into the front of the appalachians and draining it into the shenandoah valley. there's areas on the freezing mark. be careful if you travel through northern maryland. that thermometer on your deckr car says 32, be careful. slipperi slippery roads are a possibility this morning. it's a cold train. abs cold as you can have it and call it rain. this cold air willur get s on out. look at this line of heavy rain here across parts of the deep south. that's lifting in o o direction. there's zero sunshine coming your way for today. another burst of moderate rai in the evening hours. most

mike pence is scheduled to meet with the opposition lea ar tomorr the u.s. refuses to rule out military involvement.c' tammy leitner has details. >> reporter: hundreds injured trying to move food and medical supplies into the country. torcrung twos with aid as they entered the country. this is maduro held a rally, rning the u.s. to back off. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo said today he's not ruling out u.s. military involvement. >> we said every option is on the table. >> reporter: maduro's support remains strong though some are switching sides. milita members defecting tomb co where the president said they're on the right side of history. >> pressure is building to get this aid to people who need it the most. >> reporter: tomorrow vice president mike pence plans to meet withre interimdent juan guaido in colombia. he is expected to announce concrete steps in support of guaido and t people of venezuela. tammy leitner, nbc news,miami. >>> hostilities threatening the future of the european union itself. one expected fight is playi out between italy and fra

that lea the league. caps up 1-0.ater in the period toronto native tom wilsonhowing out for his home crowd. big hit here. puck's loose. lars eller to brett connolly. heke scores. another look. wilson with the big hit. eller to connolly. that ties his career high and the caps are up two. now into the third, it's a 2-1 game, leafs on the pow play, holtby again with the save. here comehe capsoing the other way. eller pushing it. toronto tom, toronto tom w son this, tuesday it in for the shorthanded goal to show off for the family and frids and the caps get the win 3-2. >>> well, the newest capital didn't exactly suit up tonight. that's carl haglin. a two-time stanley cup champion with the penguins. doug, you like that. carl also part o teams with the tngers andhe penguins that beat the caps in the playoffs five times. now he's here to help us not hurt llus. >>> a right. crazy finish to this maryland's women's game. tied with 6 seconds left. kyla charles steals the inbound pass. takes it all the way for the hoop and the b

first half, georgetown with a two-int lea step back and hits here. game high 26 for uim. hoyap four. now, later in the half, i a nine-point georgetown lead. mac mcclung with the steal. if you have not seen this kid yet, you need to. mcclung with the rever slam, play of the game. he had 15 points. two 10s from the announcers for that.ea georgetown b depaul 82-73. let's head toharlottesville, second ranked virginia hosting georgia tech. first half, a surprise georgia tech leading. no flong, though. deandre hunter throwing down a slam. he was fouled. hunter with 18 points in the game. uva taking the lead. the pas inside to ty jerome. room.some jerome with 19 points in the game. second ranked virginia beats georgia tech big 81-52. georgia tech big 81-52. also, american loses to a little anxious sometimes. these days we all feel so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you physically. go for your annual check-up and be open with your doctor about anything you're feeling. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. remember the way w

there will be a dinner between the two lea d e rs there will be a dinner between the two leaders andare here currently on the american side, secretary of state my comp a0 we believe is already in hanoi. we know that it has been nine months since the last summit between the two leaders. president trump hailed their wonderful relationship. —— pompeo. he said they fell in love at the first summit in singapore. next a can look back at the project to reap of that relationship between those two leaders. they will be met with fire and furious. like the world has never seen. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. 0njune12 in singapore, i will be meeting with kim jong—un. we we re we were doing great, it was back and forth, and then we fell in love. no, really. we fell in love. that is right. the look back at that developing romance between president trump and kimjong—un. here, all eyes will be on whether that relationship continues to progress. to tell us a little bit more and to give us a bit more insight into what is likely to happen at the second summit between

any horses that ran at any of the tracks whether positive horses ran, could develop lea n positive horses symptoms. this has been going on for several weeks across europe. now it is racehorses that are testing positive. they have been vaccinated against this virus so it is clearly not a strain that we are used to. i have spoken to the animal health trust. they are talking to suppliers to see they have enough to deal with the problem. here is the editor of the racing post. at the current time, it is a manageable point. we are talking about a loss of millions every day if you consider the prize money last, the media rights from bookmakers, and tv broadcasters. you have small businesses, trainers, farriers, jockeys who are all without a livelihood right now. of course the concern now is chuck them. that is what is everybody is asking. it is the biggest, most lucrative festival. will it happen? it is impossible to say now. the more positive tests that are received, the more chances there are of this having an implication on cheltenham. all the races we are losing leading up all the races we a

. >> and on a broader level, lea angeles ers, right, got an agreement last month, as part of that, as a resolution calling for a ten-month moratorium, so it does seem lirt this is of a broader movement sweeping the nation. thank you both,ot janelle with uc berkeley, and also vanessa, with kqed, nice to have you here. >> thank you for having us. >>> now, to the 75th anniversary of a bay area disaster that chang the nation. in 1944, african-american sailors were loading munitions on to a ship at the port chazago naval mne, on su sune bay, they had no safety training and told the munitiove were not but it turned out they were. a massive explosion ripped through the pr killing 320 servicemen. edveral weeks later, 50 black sailors reveo load munitions in vallejo, out of concern for their safety. all werilfound of mutiny. but the episode galvanized a movement to desegregate th navy, and eventually the entire military. now, a new exhibit at th treasure island museum sheds light on the port chicago explosion and its impact on the fight for racial ju joining me now to discuss all of this are t

the two lea frs meeting most of the day. expect some kind of a signing or some kind of a statement aaron and eun coming out of that. >>sun, thank you. >>> 4:45 right now. we're getting a look at dramatic videin of a shoot captured on surveillance camera d.c. bar. the chaos unfolded last month after an afterhoursn party h street. in the video, you can see the suspect make his way through the crowd, firing at least five shotst the victim after an argument. >> h absolutelrible offense, which is why we have that video out there. we're asking c theommunity to come forward and assist us in identifying these suspects. >> now, in the video you can see a woman looking for a gun. she grabs it and puts it in her backpack. through it all, three faces are clearly visible here. police hope someone will recognize them and help find the suspects. >>> a former alexandria pastor will spend eight years in prison for cheating his congregation dollars.illions of terry millander was the senior pastor of victorious life chu h church. convicted bac

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right now,vi shower ac, drizzle, areas of fog, but atit leas on the mild side.ou can see where we have some of the showers coming through parts of fairfax county. right around the annandale area, over towards annapolis, waldorfa seeing somivity there, too. the wider view showing the main system that brought us the rn earlier is now moving out of here, but still a lot of unsettled air throughout our region. that's why w havehat mist and fog. current temperature right now still mild.'r 49 degrees. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles an hour. this is the key component here. where are our winds tomorrow? moreut of the nor or south? that's going to have a big impact or our temperatures. 51 in flredericksburg. richmond is 64 degrees right now. so we've got very warm air just to the south. my big question is can it get here by tomorrow? a big ice storm movg our way. the kansas city area, they're under an ice storm warning. a lotf rain, even a tornado warning earlier around tennessee. all this warm air trying to move its w into our area. it's going to have a hard time

d: "lea r >>> tonight senator kamala harris says a fellow democrat should step down as governor because of a racist year book photo. she tweeted, "leaders are called to a higher standard and the stain of racism should have no place in the halls of government. the governor of virginia should step aside so the public can heal and move forward together." now the photo shows a man in black face and someone else in a ku klux klan outfit. it's on the year book page of governor ralph northam from 1984, the year he graduated from medical school. northam himself is also in the picture. now northam is now apologizing. he says the photo does not reflect the person he is today or how he has conducted himself as a doctor and public servant. northam has been virginia's governor for just over a year. >>> another possible candidate has been getting roasted all week long for everything from cheerios cost to maybe running as an independent. tonight the billionaire, ex- ceo of starbucks howard schultz told a crowd in san francisco don't call him a spoiler. kpix5's andrea nakano was there. >> reporter: man

this is another vietnamese paper showing the personal chemistry the two lea d e rs showing the personalheaded their very shortly. president trump will be heading back in this motorcade. we might even hear it. there is a major street next to me where this motorcade goes past. they have already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kimjong—un already shut the stressed out. here will be meeting kim jong—un there. at the top of the hour, nine o'clock local time. we will be bringing you all of that as soon as it happens. that is how the local papers have been reporting the event. we'll come to you as and when that happens. there has been a major escalation in tensions between the nuclear powers and pakistan. after theirfighterjets nuclear powers and pakistan. after their fighter jets klass in nuclear powers and pakistan. after theirfighterjets klass in the skies over the disputed region of kashmir. that may clash. an indian pilot was captured. here was responding to an airstrike by the pakistani air force. this responding to an airstrike by the pakistani airforce. this is the most seri

obviously the polls closed, people are in the queue and still able to vote but essentially how has turnout leaay? -- looked today. millions of nigerians have come out. we're not sure of the numbers, we have not been given official figures as to how many people did show up. but as you mentioned there, people who before two o'clock theoretically, those who arrived before two o'clock will be allowed to vote. but in many places, they have been delays and voting started much later. in some cases, hours after it was meant to begin. so i suppose in some places we will be hearing the voting going on well into the night. and today the country has been more or less under a state of curfew because you are not really allowed to move around whilst voting is going on, what is the atmosphere like? well, i think for a lot of nigerians that they have braved the conditions here in abuja for example the heat has been pretty harsh. but people are still spending hours coming out to vote, but in some other parts of the country, there have been disruptions, political tensions and bugs employed in certain parts to di

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days could lay the path for that piece to finally take place, but they will all depend on those two lean those two leaders when they go into a room together and start those serious discussions. thank you, laura bicker, in hanoi. theresa may says the uk remains firmly on course to leave the european union with a deal — if mps hold their nerve. she made the comments in a newspaper article ahead of votes in the commons this evening on the government's brexit strategy. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. despite the signs, spring isn't in everyone's step in westminster. parliament's working out the implications of the prime minister's latest plan, the possibility brexit could be delayed if there is no deal in place by the end of next month. some had been pushing for that. are you part of a plot to stop brexit? no, i'm part of a you part of a plot to stop brexit? no, i'm part ofa plot to back you part of a plot to stop brexit? no, i'm part of a plot to back the prime minister and make sure we get a good brexit deal through the parliament as soon as possible. thank you. others c

denuclearisation will again be the key issue, with limited progress after the first meeting between the two lea both leaders have already arrived here in vietnam ahead of the summit, which get under way on wednesday evening. kim jong—un travelled from pyongyang to vietnam via train, which took two days. he is staying at the melia hotel in downtown hanol at the melia hotel in downtown hanoi. ten kilometres away, donald trump is staying at the marriot. they will meet on wednesday evening and will have dinner together with their advisers, and on thursday they are scheduled to have a series of actor back meetings, which of course we will be monitoring as well. —— back—to—back meetings. for more on this i am joined from washington byjoel s wit, who is a senior fellow at the stimson center and was involved in negotiations with north korea while working at the us state department. jolt, welcome to the programme. firstly, obviously you have been involved in these sorts of things before. tell us, how are these summits, this one here in hanoi and the one in singapore last year, different from the ones yo

thinking about how brexit plays into this, because it is such a hot topic, people will be keen to leaople will be keen to leap on it as an example of how the uncertainty around brexit is playing out, but you're saying it's very ha rd to narrow out, but you're saying it's very hard to narrow it down and lay the blame of this at the door of brexit? we had figures earlier this week from the car industry showing that new investment in the car industry has fallen enormously in the last two, three years, since the brexit vote, so people are putting off spending decisions as long as they can. i'm told that brexit is a factor. if it was the only factor you might have expected nissan to wait until april, when we know what trading conditions britain will have. we will know if it will have a no deal exit, if we will have the theresa may's deal. but the fact they've decided to announce this now suggests that something else is the driving factor. in fact, fought nissan, if they can't make these ca rs nissan, if they can't make these cars in dieseland nissan, if they can't make these cars in diesel