. >> and i'm phillip mena. classes resumed today at marjory stoneman douglas high school two weeks after 17 people were killed when a gunman opened fire inside the parkland, florida school. stoneman douglas only holding a half day of classes today, with many expecting emotions to run high. >> some of my friends are having a harder time than others. i'm doing okay right now. the shock kind of wore off from it all, and i've started to accept it. >> now new details are emerging in the shooting investigation. kerry sanders has more. >> reporter: nbc news has learned shooting suspect nikolas cruz may have had plans to unleash even more carnage inside his former high school. law enforcement sources say at the time cruz dropped his ar-15 he still had five fully loaded magazines, more than 150 unspent rounds. one of the magazines marked with a swastika. inside the school, the windows were shattered from the inside. investigators believe cruz tried to shoot out the windows at students running for their lives. but the hu

director sara mena ramos says the goal is to give thewyoung peopleools to deal with the dysfunction they see all around them. >> ( translated ): we work a lot onife and job skills. areas such as self esteem. dealing with the emotional psycho-social parts of their lives. and job skills to learn how to interact with employers. >> most kids come into the program because they c get a job at the end of it. but while they're in the program, they also take leadership in building community assets, like refurbishing playgrounds, community centers. taking resnsibility for their own lives, the lives of their family, and their community. >> reporter: jefferson guevara graduated a year ago and is now employed full-time at a bakery. amid pervasive violence, his employer didn't want the attention a foreign tv camera could attract, so we can't show him on the job. but he came back to his old classroom to show-off his skills to current students. >> ( translated ): i like the job. i'm still learning a lot. you have to be faster, dealing with all of the clients. but this program gave me the .kills to handl

. >> and i'm phillip mena. president trump is set to meet with the republican senators and house members today with gun control likely to be front and center. this ar after the president raised eyebrows with a meeting at the nation's governors saying if he were on the scene at the parkland school shooting he would have charged in, even unarmed. >> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test it, but i think i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon and i think most of the people in this room would have done that, too. >> the president also pledged to take action on background checks and bump stock devices. even taking on the nra if he needs to. so, this newest round of meetings prompt congress to act? nbc's tracee pots has more from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's a good question. the president is promising to take action on some of those issues. congress is at odds, and republicans are at odds even with the governors on background checks. t

i'm frances rivera. >> i'm philip mena. video of the ymccholpi tor tmore day until f. ad lib live picture -- a look at the transamerica >>> it is thursday morning, one day until friday. a live look at san francisco. you can see the transamerica building and, of course, the city lit up as we get started with our day. good morning and thank you for starting with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get to the forecast. >>> it starts out cool. another warm day. we may have the near record highs again this afternoon. here is where we begin. 42 in livermore. we have some low to mid-40s in the north bay. 50 now in oakland and in palo alto. up to 71 at noon today.

. >>> javier mena le encanta cocinar >>> depende de un juego de ollas de la acompañado por más de doss. >>> es por eso que quiso sorprender a su hermana carmen y en octubre ordenó un nuevo set de ollas. pero pasaron los días y blanca no recibía las ollas. >>> nunca lo recibí. >>> y al tener dificultad al comunicarse en inglés, contactaron a la compañía de correos. >>> tengo una nota que dice que por favor me comunicara. >>> le indicaron que las ollas habían sido enviadas pero reconocieron que el producto no había sido emitido. >>> el caso ya estaba resuelto. >>> pero me mandaron a cobrar $378 con intereses. >>> volvió a llamar y le dijeron que le pedirían otra declaración para que la firmara. cansada de esto llamaron a telemundo y nos comunicamos con la empresa, y por correo electrónico nos dijeron que con el fin de la confidencialidad no podemos entregar esta información de cliente. pero contestaremos a la persona para resolverlo. >>> luego resolvieron el problema y le llamaron para devolverle sus ollas. determinaron que este paquete fue entregado a una dirección incorrecta. >>> la e

. >> but not before posing, faux that picture right there, using his phone >>> we have mena say whatn her fabulous green. >> i do from the parade yesterday. >> it was amazing. >> all good things must come to an end, parade over now and the four right here on fox is a finally. >> i watched every week i love the show. do diddy, khalid, we had an un expect winner but winner was crowned last night after six episodes. >> here we go. >> fox's hit singing show the four battled for stardom. >> caroline has the winner. >> head to head competitions. >> ♪ >> beautiful voice. >> she sound as macing. >> she day rendition of proud mary tina turner with a oh, oh and dancers, she is a performer. >> why were you surprised. >> because there was a 15 year-old girl, that i loved and she was there from the very beginning and she did in the come into the competition until couple weeks ago. she had been there from the beginning, she has a great voice i like her style and i thought she would win it but i just think that she was more of a performer then she was and she hit a home run with both of his perform

. >> mena. >> good morning. >> happy friday. >> happy we made it to the end of the week. >> but in theo much good news when it comes to this. >> she has been married for 27 years, dwayne martin and tisha campbell-martin are getting a divorce. very surprising. what is going on in hollywood. everybody is divorcing. >> what is the scoop, why is she separating. >> they are saying she's going back to work. she is going back to work. she was part of the martin. that is rumored to becoming back. that has caused some issues in the marriage. aim sure that is not all of it >> she's trying to reboot her entire career. we have seen her in a lot of things. she was spotted with martin lawrence, actually last month, having lunch. >> yeah, and she has a singing career, a lot of people are not aware. i went out to l.a. last year. she has an amazing voice. i would not be surprised if we see her coming back on tv and putting out more. >> yes. >> i have something else, let me show you this, listen to this. >> it is me tiffany haddish coming straight at you with good news, i will be at mtv movie and tv awa

. >> reporter: it is kid like keylonnie and mena honey expired these penn state tours raise money andance for 46 straight hours. taylor is a committee member at thon, she cut her hair today, hair that will get to help make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought no better way to do it and have it go to such a great cause, like this so many kids deserve it. i'm really happy. >> reporter: inside bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child with their own terrible journey, fighting cancer. each in the minds of these dancers. >> they are just dance for pretty much every family that ever had to hear the word your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than $146 million have been raised at thon over the years, and coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will finally be able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep they will have that final reveal to find out how much money was raised at thon 2018. in state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >>> and we're also providing coverage of the thon, on our web sit

anything outside of, our insurance four diamonds taken care of. >> reporter: kid like key lonnie and mena who inspired these penn staters to raise money and dance for 46 straight hours. taylor is a committee member at thon, she cut her hair today, hair, that will go to help make wigs, for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair and i thought no better way to do it and then to have it go for a great cause, so many kid deserve it. >> reporter: inside bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child, with their own, terrible journey, fighting cancer. each, in the minds of these dancers. >> just dance for pretty much any family that ever had to hear the words your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than 146 million-dollar have been raised at thon over the years, and coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will finally be able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep we will have that final reveal to find out how much money, was raised at thon 2018. in state college, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". >>> can't wait for that big reveal.

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. >> i'm philip mena. we begin this morning with an interview with the president's representative at the winter olympics. first daughter ivanka trump. his daughter also an official white house senior adviser was dispatched for the closing ceremony. to restore relations with north korea and other delegations. after mike pence was unable to meet with the rogue reneem jegi officials. north korea indicated it is open to talks with the u.s. everyone after the country reacted with a heat the response following the latest round of sanctions. ivanka trump speaks on that sdp the gun debate. in this interview with nbc. >> reporter: america's ba ambassador at the games. >> it's been amazing experience to be able to interact with so many athletes and to get to see so many of the games and see the men's curling take home gold for the first time. curling before? >> i had not. i got an education. it was awesome. >> reporter: her visit here in south korea not exclusively ceremonial. delivering a message of unity to a cruc

. >> i'm phillip mena. developing news out of washington. we could be hours away from the release of the house intel's classified memo about the russia investigation with a senior white house official tell telling us the president does not object to the publication of the report that would fly in the face of warnings from top law enforcement officials like christopher wray who obviously journeyed to the white house to compel the administration not to make the document public. with the "washington post" now reporting the director of national intelligence dan coats also urged the trump administration against releasing the memo. >> on the eve of the memo's release, top democrats in both the house and senate set their aim on house intel committee chairman devin nunes demanding his resignation claiming nunes is working to sow conspiracy theories on behalf of the white house. still while congressional republicans and the president seem to be on the same page when it comes to publishing the memo, there are those inside the white house who obviously

. >> and i'm phillip mena.he markets are in for a rough start this morning after a record breaking plunge on monday. the dow jones closing below the 25,000 mark after losing nearly 1200 points, the largest single day drop in history. the massive decline continues the slump that began last week amid worries of higher interest rates. >> despite the massive loss the president says the president's focus on the country's long term economic health. tracie potts joins us now with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president says this is a blip on the radar of a strong economy. speaking in ohio last night, he talked about jobs and manufacturing. >> we've already created nearly 2.6 million jobs since the election, including more than 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing. we love manufacturing. we're bringing back those four magnificent words, made in the usa. [ applause ] >> reporter: the white house says the president is taking the long view on this. sarah huckabee sanders, the white house spokeswoman, say

international with mena due to. this is all round up of the week's top stories in the latest up to date news welcome to the program where we start the program with breaking news this hour there are reports that four people have been killed and several injured in a shooting in russia's southern region of dagestan and to get details live now to our own nic what do we know so far well in the last few minutes or so the interior ministry has confirmed that four people. all have been killed and some four others have been injured after a gunman opened fire with a hunting rifle on crowds in the southern russian region of dagestan now unconfirmed reports at this point suggest that all four victims in this shooting were female we also understand that of those injured two guards or police officers who were working at the festival is also being reported that the shooter himself has also been killed now this instant place on the final day of pancake we can drag us down it's a week for celebrations and final day of the celebratio

i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning with developing news on that critical russia investigation by spoeshl counsel robert mueller. "the new york times" now reports mueller is zeroing in on that infamous 2016 trump tower meeting with a russian lawyer and the president's role in putting together a news release in response to news reports of that meeting. the president and his advisers originally claim the sit-down involving trump campaign associates and his son was about russian adoption policy rather than its real purpose, to obtain political dirt about hillary clinton. donald trump jr. wrote in an e-mail shortly before the meeting took place, "if it's what you say, i love it." that as we learn mueller plans to speak to the former spokesman for mr. trump's legal team, mark corallo. >> it's a significant development considering news from the "times" that could bring long-time trump aide and white house communications director hope hicks into mueller's crosshairs. the "times" citing three people famili

. >> and i'm philip mena. we begin this morning with the scandal rocking washington. after one of those closest to the president, white house staff secretary rob porter, resigned a day after british news outlet thedailymail.com, reported on allegations from two ex-wives claiming porter physically and verbally abused them. the white house says porter's decision to resign was a personal one and that he would stay on temporarily to "ensure a smooth transition." but new reporting from the "new york times" overnight flies in the face of that statement, claiming porter's last day is today. the development not confirmed by nbc news comes as we hear from porter's second ex-wife, jennifer willoughby, for the first time. and here's what she told the "washington post" about her interview with the fbi regarding porter's alleged abuse. >> i told them all of the details of my marriage, including verbal and emotional abuse, and including the incident when he pulled me out of the shower. they were also made aware of the protective order that i signed in june of 2010. and they were al

i asked hootan yazhari, the head of mena and frontier markets at bank of america merrill lynch, how seriousls. hootan: global production has been stalling, ex-u.s. we have seen decline rates accelerating in 2016, decline rates were at 5% in 2017, 5.4%. so really the big question right now is, what happens outside of the u.s.? because the u.s. is clearly expanding supply a lot more than the market was expecting, especially the data last week showed the more than 300,000 barrel a day increase in production. and looking forward from here, i think the biggest questions really focus around what will opec discipline be like in the coming year, will they exit out of this deal very quickly and reengage in the market share war with russia, or will they keep to the agreements they put out? . i think this is really the biggest question that we have to ask. yousef: what do you think the answer is to the critical question, are they going to recalibrate aggressively, go in full on with confrontation? what is the best case scenario? one could argue that they will lose either way. hootan: we have seen dema

. >> brought to you by mena say what, come back in the next hour. >> black panter weekend, guys. >> we will compare notes next week even. >> speaking of monday, bob kelly's on another town take over. >> bob. >> he will broadcast live from lifetime at let nick fort washington come on down great time starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> lets get a check of the roads and transit mike massco what are we looking at. >> lets lot a disabled vehicle vine street at ben franklin. it is right on to the right shoulder, so not impacting much at vine street at this hour. we will go to i-95 north bound to commodore barry bridge we have a disable vehicle but see camera up above here in the seeing any big issues from this disable vehicle. lots of green, that is some good news, ben franklin coming in from new jersey things looking good at this hour as well, again just wet roadways reduced visibility of course because of the fog, 42 freeway heading toward philadelphia looks good and all weekend licensing we have marvel universe live event at wells fargo center so that will tie things up in and around the stadiums.

with mena tasha, from the atlantic, ned price former special assistant to president obama and former spokesperson and senior director of the national security council. natasha, are you surprised by this. >> not particularly. i'm surprised the trump administration would take this kind of representational risk and do something so completely obvious. you had the doj come out with a letter that essentially said that the fbi and doj had grave concerns and the fbi had its own at the same time saying they had gave concerns about the release of the nunes memo and its potential impact on "uss national security. devin nunes did not even show his memo to the fbi and doj before he gave it to the white house. there was no vetting by the doj and fbi of the nunes memo and trump essentially declassified it immediately and saying a day later it vindicated him. when it comes to the democrats rebuttal written by adam schiff and adam schiff is the one who has actually seen the underlying fisa application that these memos are based on, nunes has not seen the material, trump all of a sudden is very concer

super bowl >> people talking about that and justin timberlake's performance we brought in our own mena what to break it down. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we're champs, guys, i can't believe it. >> i was out in the streets until about an hour and a half ago, so i literally got an hour of sleep and came in. >> yes. >> talk about performances where did you want to start -- >> do you want to start with justin. >> right in the half time show >> he had an amazing half time show, very anticipated. he hasn't performed since 2004 with janet jackson. >> we all remember that. >> so what do you think, i love my justin but i felt like it wasn't as much as i wanted him. i wanted him to bring it more, special guest, never happen. >> special guest thing was a problem, people thought wow bring janet back on just to re deem himself from the last time and the wardrobe mal function. no one. they thought maybe n'synx would happen and then that never happened. >> he had like backup dancers who looked like n'synx. >> exactly. >> that was it. normally for super bowl people bring other people o

that's a clever defense you have on menas rea, i want you to sayi didn't do it. >> i believe the lawyer does not have to do that. >> justice sotomayor? >> taking justice alito's hypothetical, i walk in and say it is the government's burden to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt. it means they have to prove each and every element of the offense, actus reas, the mens rea, whatever other important element there is. if the government were to prove every other element in this case beyond a reasonable doubt, the one they can't prove is that the person who shot this person did it with the right mens rea. that would be okay. hasn't conceded the person committed the elements. and is saying i'm putting your focus just on mens rea, right? >> the government alleges all these things, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, it is going to be required to prove each and every element to your satisfaction beyond a reasonable doubt. i am going to introduce evidence in this case that is going to convince you that even if you find the defendant committed these murders he did not act with the requisite mens

thompson: even though this is the facility of all mena and the observers are men, the reason we know one of these stories -- and one of the heroines is sitting here -- is these attica heroes, those who made sure the attica prisoners were defendant. women like elizabeth gaines, elizabeth fink, tremendous advocates for justice. on the hostage side, the daughter of a slain guard. it just became her life ot m -- it became her life to make sure the story was told. she is pushing the attorney general's office today to release records. there are many women today that have been with attica for 40 years, and they make it happen. mr. coates: been doing your research, who did not want to talk to you? [laughter] or would you talk about the role fear played, and is it still pervasive today? ms. thompson: i feel like the people that did not want to talk to me were from the rockefeller administration. i was able to talk to troopers. i was able to talk to someone from every one of the groups of people told in this book, except for people closest to rockefeller. i do regret that. i did have a lot of

and three-year old mena who are an was diagnosed with leukemia a year ago. >> they give us gas vouchersvery trip that we make down there and anything outside of our insurance we are being taken care of. it is amazing. >> reporter: it is kids like this who inspire these penn state tours raise money, and dance, for 46 straight hours, taylor is a committee member at thon and she cut her hair today, hair that will go to make wigs for children. >> i really wanted to cut my hair. i thought in better way to do it and have it go to a great cause, so many kids deserve it i'm real happy. >> reporter: inside bryce jordan center pictures of the afflicted line the walls, each child with their own terrible journey fighting cancer. each in the mines of these dancers. >> i dance for any family that has ever had to hear the words your child has cancer. >> reporter: more than $146 million has been raised at thon over the years. coming up later today at 4:00 p.m. these dancers will be finally able to sit down, go to bed but before they go to sleep we will have a final reveal to find out how much money was

but, i mena, you have to look at the history of mustaches. who has the best mustache ever?a pretty good one. not very far down. he's right beneath him, yeah. >> and then, you got to go to captain dave. >> seth: yeah. oh, you're third all time. >> i'm third all time. >> seth: i'm very jealous because i was hoping it was a fake mustache. but i can tell that you grew your own. i could not grow my own mustache and it's very heartbreaking for me because my father has a good -- a thick, bushy mustache. >> nice. >> seth: and yet, i did not get that dna, but do you mind -- can i put a mustache on for the rest of the interview? >> i would love that. >> seth: great, okay. [ cheers and applause ] couple of guys with mustaches. >> wow! wait a second. let's go side by side. >> seth: oh no, we'll go over here. we'll go to three. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's a good mustache. >> i love it. >> seth: you -- >> tell me. >> seth: did standup. you used to try standup -- you did stand-up at the comedy cellar. >> i did, yes. >> seth: maybe the most famous comedy place -- standup place in new york.

she would like to mena medal but already she is inspired to many people to come down and try the sport there is a whole group of people rating in the 15 —— the 1500 and in the men's 1000. group of people rating in the 15 —— the 1500 and in the men's1000. how will you feel watching that, having been there four years ago? it's less exciting than the olympics comes on. being an olympian myself, it's a bit of mixed feelings. —— it's always exciting when the olympics comes on. i'm really happy with my role now, coaching the next generation. seeing my old team— mates coaching the next generation. seeing my old team—mates competing and trying to win a medal. seen this next generation out on the ice, are you confident we have the stars of the future coming through? we definitely put things in place, we have a great pathway programme set up have a great pathway programme set up with the launch of the academy la st up with the launch of the academy last year, it's putting things in place and hopefully, just by increasing the base of the athletes, eventually we will get a couple more top stars. t