malik yusef, a grammy award winner who has worked with kanye west which means he earned that grammy. grew up here. >> yeah, man, right down the street, about three blocks. >> outside of chicago people talk about gangs. they don't know who they are, what the names are, how many there are. >> yeah, you've definitely got the stones from right here, the gds, the vice lords, obviously the bds, which is the black disciples. black gangsters, gangster disciples, black p stones, the latin kings, spanish disciples, mickey cobras, spanish cobras, you got the popes, all these different factions. >> yeah, what gang were you? >> 12, blackstone. ever since i was 12 years old. growing up right here it was crazy. every day, you know, it was like going outside was literally taking your life into your own hands which is something you became accustomed to for years being involved in street organizations. you look up to the dude saying stone love each other. i would do everything to hear stone love. go beat shorty up, i'm going to do that so they can say stone love, shorty. that meant everything. i still

malik set up a meeting between gangster disciples and my new friend. we're the thunder.how it seems, these are long-time rivals eagle to come together to talk about stopping the violence. >> it is very important that we keep the communication line open. >> this is e from broken wings, an organization that helps gun victims, and he has an unexpected announcement. >> it would have been more guys, but due to the situation that happened that will go down on 119th, you know, you know how it is out there. >> it turns out a gang leader who was supposed to be here was just shot. these issues are happening right outside that door, literally. >> yeah, so, something went down like an hour ago, huh? >> yeah. >> we're safe here. like i said earlier. >> while i'm shocked, these guys take this news as business as usual. has everybody here had a gun pointed at -- >> yes. >> i can't even reach out to you straight. 45 straight there. >> what do you think people need know about what is going on on the south side of chicago? >> it's a lot going on. we just talk to about 7 or 8 youngsters no

. >> malik has set up a meeting between me and current affiliated gang members. i'm totally not scared. okay, i'm a little scared. i just let some pee out. >> nice to meet you, brother. >> the general is the leader of his crew, the pirate gang at altgardens, a hot pocket and if you know me, i hate hot pockets. >> it may look like it look now but it ain't sweet. trust me this is one of the most infamous projects. >> i feel like you just invoked the thunder. >> that's the force. that was the verification. no validation needed. >> you got verified. nationally when people talk about chicago it's the most notorious place in the country. do you think it's worse than people think it is or is it exaggerated? >> it's worse. it ain't exaggerated. >> a lot of shut don't make the news. d different blocks separate different factions of gangs. you might have the vice lords in block one and grngs d's in block six. everybody was separated but now because of the money not coming together, they brought all of us together. but now your enemy is leving next door to you and all these

malik scott, 16 years old. this year d.c.ice started a policy of publicizing updated map of missing teen cases in d.c. find it in our app search s missing. >>> warren buffett also against the new health care bill. >> republicans getting earful of constituents. booed intensely by saying nobody dies because they don't have access to health care. end quote. most republicans are standing about i their votes. >> at least i can look in the mirror at our constituents and say i tried to be part of the effort to fix this. >> faces a more difficult vote ahead in the senate. needs support from all but two republicans to pass. >> big topic on "meet the press" sitting down with health and human services tom price feinstein at 10:30 on news4. >> mourning loss of stephen holcomb, gold medal winning found dead in his room in new york. no cause of death released. made history in 2010 vancouver game led the four-man bobsled team to gold. first win since 1998. expected to be in pyeongchang, just 47 years old. >> we have a recall you need to kno

tashfeen malik is still in the backseat of the suv.e suv with shots of handguns until she has stopped. all 20 officers fired 440 times at the two shooters. only one officer is wounded when he tried to save the second guy. the couple fired 80 rounds, saeed is hit 27 times, inside they found 1600 rounds of additional bullets. the conclusion here is that officers fired, self-defense was justified. >> heather: thank you. >> leland: life picture is now at hillary clinton who is given the commencement address at her alma mater, wellesley college outside of boston. interestingly enough, the commencement speaker was chosen by the students. we'll tell you which she is saying coming up after the break . hi, i'm julie, a right at home caregiver. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues. that's because i'm trained to report any changes in behavior, no matter how small, so tom could have peace of mind. we'll be right there. we have to go. hey, tom. you should try right at home. they

times columnist, the american broadcaster, jeffrey kofman, thomas kielinger of die welt, and nisreen malikn manchester on monday night a pop concert by an american singer popular with young girls ended in carnage when a 22—year—old man born in the city blew himself up, in the foyer of the concert arena. children as young as eight were killed, and scores of people remain in hospital. the hunt is continuing for the people who supported salman abedi — many people have been arrested in the uk and, in libya, abedi's father and one of his brothers have been arrested. let's talk about the libyan connection.

times columnist, the american broadcaster jeffrey kofman, thomas kielinger of die welt, and nisreen malikthe sudanese writer. a warm welcome to all of you. and in manchester, on monday night, a pop concert by an american singer popular with young girls ended in carnage when a 22—year—old man born in the city blew himself up, in the foyer of the concert arena. children as young as eight were killed, and scores of people remain in hospital. the hunt is continuing for the people who supported salman abedi. many people have been arrested here in the uk. and in libya, abedi's father and one of his brothers are under arrest. let's talk about that libyan connection. nisreen, may i start with you? it is the question that's been asked for days and days, how a young man born in the uk becomes radicalised. talk to us more about the libyan connection, details of which are becoming a little bit clearer. well, the most important thing to point out is it's not one thing or the other. it is very tempting for people to try and figure out what is the one element that radicalised him. the libyan angle is on

malik: the regulatory framework as it exists today is somewhere tenable. we have functioning business cause you can operate in this paradigm. it is probably an indicator of changes needed on the interstate license paradigm. we are spending a good deal to get doctors new licenses in multiple states and i am sure you two are as well and if there could be a regulatory shift that allows providers to treat patients across state lines with a bit more liquidity and less application, that the be a big isne but i say that secondary to reimbursement. reimbursement is king. ms. grave: one thing that is very interesting is it looked like telemedicine is integrating into the existing infrastructure that we know disruption is on the way, decentralization. do you see your ability to impact that change or do you see a need to impact any change? >> i would like to think we are impacting the change by showing the industry what is possible. forbody once said you need good care is a patient and the doctor. we are trying to make it easy and simple for both the parties. ce ever

malik and is also serving three years probation and alameda county. she was arrested for driving with alcohol level of .13 while the child was in the car. on friday more trouble. >> she has problems that she needs to take care of. >> the prosecutor wouldn't say why the investigation has taken so long. he says he is well aware of this latest incident. >> anger and overwhelming heart ache were on display today during the first day of the penalty phase of the tour torres trial. david boyd told jurors in this part of the trial is about justice and described the punishment a convicted murderer should receive. he was found guilty. the 15-year-old vanished on her way to school and her body had never been found. prosecutors called friends or two the stand who provided careful testimony. they told the jury the killing has left them scarred scared and unsure who can be trusted. >> prosecution took the evidence and the fact that the body has never been found and is using that as an aggravating factor facing torres extinguished her life and left no trace behind f

his name is malik scott. the 16-year-old was last seen on friday.old he was wearing a black jacket, black shirt with red lettering and white jeans. call police if you know where he is and be sure to share or map of missing teen cases in the district home. find it all in our nbc washington app. >>> today, the nigerian president is meeting with the kidnapped girls who were just released by boko haram extremists. those girls arriving on these buses in the nigerian capital this morning. amnesty international is asking that the 82 freed girls be quickly released to their parents. yesterday, nigerian officials announced that the girls were released after being kidnapped more than thee years ago. last october, 21 girls were released back to their families. however, there is still more than 100 others who remain unaccounted for. >> all right. >>> fire it up. caps quest for the cup. it is still alive this morning after they beat the penguins last night in game five. >> everybody is so excited about this. you're getting ready for our little prep going here. n

is something that we could turn into three-way cooperation to develop options to countering shiite malika new tool to be able to spread power and influence in the region. we need to counter that and new asset with israelis and sunni arabs, the palestinians need arabs to help assume responsibility for any concessions but the israelis need that as well. israeli public doesn't believe if they make concession to the palestinians they will get anything in return from palestinians. but if they get something in return from arab state that is justifies concessions. this new relationship that exists even if it's below the radar screen, it is asset for the united states in the region as a whole. eric: seems like you're sketching out a potential hope. we will see if it does achieve any concrete results -- even if it's a small baby step. always good to see you, thank you. >> my pleasure, thank you. eric: of course. >> to france now where new french president emmanuel macron inaugurated in paris after decisive run-off election from marine la pen. the youngest president in french history. con or powel

the suspect's wife tashfeen malik was reportedly shooting at police from their suv.ouple is accused of killing 14 people. >>> cbs news confirmed that jared kushner the president's son-in-law is under scrutiny in the fbi probe of the russian meddling in the 2016 election as well as whether there was collusion by the trump campaign. investigators are looking into meetings kushner with the russian ambassador and a russian baker. kushner will share the information if asked he said. >>> republican greg gianforte will fill the house seat in congress. he was picked in a special election last night. it was against democrat rob quist. both candidates tweeted last night saying, quist saying thank you to everyone who came out to support the campaign. gianforte says thank you, montana, i'm humbled by this incredible honor. i will always be on montana's side. gianforte also apologized for reportedly attacking a reporter this week. >> i took an action that i can't take back. and i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sor

malik hill of capitol heights has been arrested and charged. >>> in virginia, a bank robbery suspectl without bond after escaping from police custody. he held up a pnc bank and took off with an undisclosed amount cash. he was able to escape from his cuffs and jump out the back of the cruiser, police caught up with him a second time. he's facing a litany of charges. >>> police in anne arundel in the hopes of identifying three people wanted in connection with the burglary at a storage facility. works at an extra space on new ridge road in hand over said multiple units were broken into. if you happen to recognize any anne arundel police a call. >>> it would drastically reduce the effort to stop it >> he made a decision to leave broke but the white house still not confirming anything, fox's political reporter ronica cleary live with more. >> reporter: hey, marina and jim. it was a promise that president trump made on the campaign trail. to pull out of the paris climate accord. it was an agreement that president obama entered in 2015. it said that the united states would reduce its fossil

they've been coming -- malik comes here every single day he comes here and gloria has been the '70s andn have been coming here too. you say you come here everyday, what do you use the facility for? >> basketball we come here to have fun, some academics and that's really it. >> reporter: it gives you guys a great place to come and meet up everyday? >> yes, it does. >> reporter: you've been coming here since the '70s. tell me about it. >> when i first moved here was 1970 and my children loved this center and everyday after school they wanted to go to the rec. i said sure. i felt so comfortable because it's a nice place, well supervised a lot of activity and they love it and they loved coming here everyday after school. it's a good thing but i'm concerned that marleau heights center has not been renovated as of yet. as i said in the '70s i they have renovated other centers and some of them have really built something. >> reporter: some of the other ones have been renovated and you'd like to see that here. >> very much so. >> reporter: you'd like a new basketball court, wouldn't you? >> i a

his name is malik scott.. 16-year-old was last seen friday in the area of benning road and 17th street northeast. we're told he was wearing a black jacket, black shirt with red lettering and jeans. call police if you have seen hill. >>> we will have a look atour cool f yor >>> tom, tom, just talking with director naomi about the caps bouncing back. she wants to know, though, how about her winter weather? >> yeah, it's kind of a bouncing back to march. we start off on this sunday morning, we have a few sprinkles of light rain northern frederick county. this will be passing and moving away over the next half hour or so. later today, all this area you see in the green, these are a few scattered showers that will come out of the mountains into the shennendoah valley, northern virginia around 2:00 p.m. they come closer to the metro around around 3:00, 4:00. a few of those showers passing around 5:00 p.m. we get cold by dawn tomorrow. temperatures will be down to just near on 40 degrees. clear and chilly tonight. an

faruk and malik fire 80 rounds, he is hit 25 times, she's hit 15.ice find more than 1600 bullets inside the vehicle, most strapped to their bodies and preloaded magazines. imagine, if cops did not locate those credit records or they had been denied the cell phone ping they could have got loose with 1600 rounds that would have been even potentially worse. we'll send it back to you. basically the report concluded that the shooting in this case was justified. >> sandra: all right, william, thank you for bringing those new details. well more fire accused of overg to show military inspectors the remains of legendary astronaut john glenn. the military times obtaining an internal memo from the department of defense. it claims the senior employee made the offer on two occasions at dover air force base in delaware. the inspectors reportedly declined. a big investigation is under way. glenn was the first american to orbit the earth in 1962. a new twist in the russia investigation, the fbi eyeing the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, and his possible ties

malik jackson doing what he can to help pets in jacksonville find a home.ption fee for 181 homeless pets over the weekend and he not only paid the fee he showed up to meet with fans and help the staff there helping with the adoptions. all the pet facilities are pretty full so pretty cool to see jackson doing what he can to help all the pets find a home. >> you got an aw out of christine. >> i love pets. >> that's my goal on friday. >> well played. >> andy and puppies. >> and cute kittens. it's a good friday. thanks man. >> all right. president trump says once and for all he did not collude for the russians. he did not ask james comey to stop investigating michael flynn. now he tries to leave the domestic drama behind him on his first overseas trip. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country we never forget... that your business is our business. the united states postal service. priority: you i doni refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up

as we've reported on may 11th, malik kell al student at p end knee packer elementary school in west oak lane hanged himself after arriving home from school to tell his mom it had been the worst day of his life. fox 29 has now learned two days later on saturday, may 13th, a 14-year-old female student northwest philadelphia charter school hanged herself and last thursday at 3:40 in the afternoon an 18-year-old male student at south philly's furness high school shot himself to death. he was weeks from graduation. fox 29 has been told the one at-year-old had made an earlier attempt on his life. the suicide doctors not occur on school grounds. the school district of philadelphia declined on camera interview tuesday. but in a statement wrote -- any time we lose a child in this city to suicide, we all mourn. the city of philadelphia and the city district of philadelphia join together with families in their loss. we must ensure all young people no matter their circumstances know that there are people and resources to help them in times of despair. there are always ways to seek assistance and ma

. >> with us to share their reporting and their insights cnn's nia malik cag henderson, jeff zeleny and margaret tally. live to the white house and sara murray for more on this long awaited presidential decision. >> good morning, john. yes, we are hearing from sources the president is expected to withdraw from the pairs climate accord. the mechanism how he will do this is still being determined. of course, plans could change a little bit. the president himself has not announced this decision. he took to twitter earlier today to say he will make his announcement in the next couple of days. sources are saying this is where the president is headed. this is where his head is at. that's certainly the impression world leaders got after meeting with president trump at the g-7 and at nato. this is a very monumental decision. it is moving us in the exact opposite direction the obama administration was moving us. and isolates america from much of the world of basically every other country had agreed to this to try to put a global effort forward to curb global warming. a number of countries have s

but it's hard to see how malik le pen's position can be accommodated. by a factor of 2/1, they chose macron over they vote with one and throw the other way. trash bags across france were full of rejected scraps of paper with marine le pen's name on them. macron's news is not all good. he now inherits all the problems that undermine the hollande presidency. she campaigned on protectionism and close border. he argued for a national igs tiis tick approach, and he won. >> thank you, mark. >>> north korea arrested kim hak song on saturday. he's the second american month. adriana diaz has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at this point we don't know why he was arrested. he was doing agricultural development work there. this comes just two weeks after north korea detained his cog league tony kim for hostile acts as he tried to leave the country. the north continues to test ballistic missiles and the u.s. has beefed up its military in the region as a deterrent. two other americans are also known to be in custody. last year otto warmbier was a

speaking of what malik talking about, i have tracked the 10 year yield spread between treasuries andds. i was reading that this is about the political risk pendulum swinging from the u.s.. it, iter way you look at could be bringing support to the euro. euro-dollar above 112 today and the euro also in a golden cross, by the way, something to keep an eye on. looking at the stock market open and how this is feeding through arehe industry groups, we seeing commodity producers really punished yesterday after moody's downgrade of china. we take a look. materials up .3%. it is financials very much leading the charge out of the industry groups and energy stocks fairly flat despite the fact we are seeing the oil price at a five-week high purity stoxx 600 up some .2% overall. i wanted to show you the thing shanghai composite. we saw this edging toward its lowest close in seven months yesterday. the stocks closed higher. it has moved higher, up 1% above 3100. guy: thank you very much indeed, nejra. this is percentage change on your mov screen. what are we seeing this morning? bbva, lloydsemens,

police shot and killed farouk and his wife malik hours after the attack.that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others who had gathered for workplace holiday party. we're live in los angeles with more details. hello, william. >> shannon, any time there is a police shooting there is a report to determine if that shooting is justified. so in that sense this report was routine but everything else that day wasn't. the report reads like a movie. it says what happened from the first call to the last round fired. here is what stood out. officers arrived at the scene in eight minutes. witness identified the shaoert as farouk. from that police learned he had rented a black s.u.v. and then they called the rental car company who gave them two cell phone numbers. verizon was able to ping the numbers to get their location, which is how police picked up the trail. now they followed the s.u.v. for a few miles when three marked patrol cars lit them up. the s.u.v. stops, farouk wearing all black in body armor gets out. converted an assault rifle to full auto that didn't work

his name is malik scott. the 16-year-old was last seen friday in the area of beth road .17th street in northeast. we're told he was wearing a black jacket, black shirt with red lettering and white jeans. do call police if you know where he is and be sure to share our map of missing teen cases in d.c. to help get him home. find it all in our nbc wa washington app. >>> the girls just released by boek ka aboka haram will meet with the president of nigeria today. there are still more than is 100 other girls who remain unaccounted for following that the swiss government and the international committee of the red cross helped with these negotiations. >>> in an effort to encourage young women to join the public safety ranks, one member is now honoring women in fist responders. women in public safety were recognized for all of their work been those same women met with young people and community members to explain what they do. >>> time right now, 6:35. the caps quest or the cup is still alive as they beat the pepg wi

my oldest son malik is not at all excited about the camera.have a good head start and we do the prenatal tal care and thaw good stuff and then some parents need a little mr. help in the district is stepping in to help. >> district is stepping in we one connect parents to maternal health care and resources but also importantly to connect them to the hard to find for everyone child carey sources. >> child care, right. >> and so what the website does it gives you an opportunity to see all of the offerings that the see has and how you can easily access them. and importantly it has a listing allows to search for what child care opportunities are available through out the city. >> throughout the city, all wards covered? is anybody include. >> all wards are cover. but we really work hard to make sure our friends and overlook under served communities there& the easiest access in wards five, seven and eight. everyone across the city can access resources all eight wards. >> let's talk about the need for this. >> yes. >> were did the city city and why ha

it was a disappointing night for british artists with the only awards coming from for zain malik and bbc news — more at 9.30am. we will talk to a woman who alleges she was drugged and raped by bill cos by. she was drugged and raped by bill cosby. the jury for bill crosby's trial is selected today. let's get some sport with holly. and let's start with the controversy surrounding john terry's sending off at chelsea. what's been the reaction? this was supposed to be a day of celebrations for chelsea. it was john terry's final appearance for the club so they thought there must be an emotional farewell which we had expected, but perhaps not in the way that it happened. what did occur, in the 26th minute in case you were wondering, his shirt number, john terry came off. he was substituted at the 26th minute and there was a guard of honour which has been described by some people as quite odd. now, this guard of honour occurred. it took him to the 28th minute before he finally came off and it has divided opinion with many people calling it contrived. others saying it undermined the game. her

>> i challenge certainly romney malik from the show. portia double day from the show.oing to really not like me, but my father. >> how about your mom? >> and my mother. >> and barbara? >> she's not on social media. she wouldn't care, but my father and mother, at least donate, parents, and hoda kotb. >> i'm going with matt, savannah and dylan. >> good call. >> go to >> i don't recommend eating as much as i did. >> no. >> there we go. okay. >> coming up, the one question women should be asking men on a first date. find out what it is and if you agree coming up next. other thau real cheese people are ham and swiss people. some love opened faced. others as big as your face. they're hot and cold. big and bold. thick and ultra thin. but they would never make a sandwich with pasteurized process cheese food. it's only required to contain 51% real cheese. sargento slices are 100% real, natural cheese. they let sandwich lovers fly their muenster, cheddar and<