is is a very inspiration nal -- inspirational story. nelly, tell us about the work in the opportunity zones. thank you, nelly. [applause] nelly: wow, what an amazing day. my husband and i founded a safe haven 25 years ago with this day in mind. i grew up in a poverty-stricken community. and my husband came home from the military. both of us had encountered challenges in our lives. and we are grateful that we had the opportunity to get access to good education. and to get access to careers in finance. but it was never lost on us how lucky we were to get access to those types of opportunities. so we decide that after 13 years in financing, we wanted to give back and make a difference. we started to look at the issues specifically looking at abuse. back in 1994, we realized that the system was broken. people that were in cry sainsd ended up in the system, we found out had no way out. and we knew that we had to do something about it. we had the financial wherewithal, thank god, and we had the knowledge and the able to build something. and w

nal budge decisions will be made on april 18th. >>> now that school districts in virginia are allowed to start their school year before labor day, students and teacher in fredericksburg are in for a shock to the system. this fall the first day of school will be august 12th. august 12th. let that sink in. school leaders say they're worried about keeping and hiring new teachers with a short summer vacation. this school year doesn't end in fredericksberg until june giving them a shorter time to fill open positions. at's a longer school year. i'm surprised they didn't shorten it at t endf june so you have more days in the middle. >> see who puts up a >>> 4:51. game, set, match. the citi open tennis tournament will be staying in washington, d.c. great news. >> yeah. it's been here for 50 years. it was on the verge of leaving but as news 4's mark sea graves reports, staying here will have an impact well beyond thecourt. >> reporter: when it started in 1969 it was called ther washington s international tennis turn to namt. while the sponsorship has changed, the mission remains the same. to c

nal story begins with a robbery, our final story begins with a robbery. but it sure didn't end the way you might think. here's dean reynolds. >>> on saturday night at this 7/11, store owner, jay, spotted someone who made him suspicious. >> you can see him standing here. and i see him when he comes back that his hands are empty. >> he told an missouri to call 911 and he confronted the customer. >> he said i'll put it back. >> i said no, put everything on the counter. i want to see what you have in your pocket. i said why are you stling for m younger brother. i said you need food. i'll give you food. that's not a problem.lling bag free and waving off the 911 call. >> if the police had shown up, you could is pressed charges against them. >> absolutely. >> why didn't you? >> there's no point in doing that. he's a young kid. that will go on his record that he was a thief. he cannot do anything with his life. he will not get a good job. this is not going to solve his hunger problem. >> across the counter, citric bishop was a witness. >> i thought it was amazing

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at the top of every hour thirty porcelain bells played your dish nal and modern tunes and up in the tower you'll also find a visual display to go with the songs. no jury. me would be complete without some local fare on the menu today a typical northern dish that of course comes with quite a history. the rathskeller as head chef heikal clear nuff ski presents it to me. what on earth is this going to taste i love skulls that much i know ok ok just on the ingredients i want to be. flowery potatoes and salted beef brisket and pickles. and what's the story behind it is a pretty traditional dish around here right now that. is involved in the past when sailors were at sea for a long time that was just by the meat had to be preserved that's why their salt to be visible. to the mice and because most of them were probably toothless due to face bites scurvy or whatever or that everything was mashed up just so they didn't have to chew it ok that i enjoy thanks shakes i get weighed. by all that was surprisingly delicious a perfect finish for my tour around britain and i've learned later and tasted a l

and so, you know, he also played conversation nal in a way he probably might wouldn't want to take back with the high-speed rail announcement that was fumbled and happened at the exact same time the green new deal was being discussed in washington and makes a push for high-speed rail. republica seized on it an example of why that wouldn't work. we soeen it play both ways. it fascinating howe has been able to make that national impact. >> high-speedail and he also warned cities and counties they could lose their road repair funding unless thelsmet state gor housing. then he backtracked on that, too, and said, y, we'll set it aside for four years. is he too qui to jump on some of these ideas? >> being an active governor is a change fom what we haveeen the last several years. if you talk to sacramento iniders the first observation about him is how different the case and paidens of his administration is from jerry brown. think i as an activetempt to contrast. there is no penalty for him so far for oversteppi or no penalty for being ac. >> translator:. why not? where not pursue the priority

it combines the flavor of duncan's original blend with nal which is how duncan describes it.mer in cans or draft in select locations. this is the second time they've come up with a beer and coffee collaboration. last year they had the coffee porter which was a big hit. heather: i don't know if i would try that. it is very heavy. a combination of caffeine and alcohol, where that would lead you. thank you so much. remember the former naacp leader who pretended to be black? >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. heather: she is now known as the although will pay $9000 in restitution in a welfare fraud case, she will complete community service to avoid jail time. investigators say she falsified her in, install thousands in food and child care benefits from washington state. food stamp recipients consume cash in benefits at restaurants. lawmakers supporting the bill and maryland say it is meant to help people who cannot store or prepare food. it could be passed as early as monday and we asked if this was misusing welfare. brian says the welfare system is

in fact fence nals potency means mexican cartels can deal with smaller shipments instead of smuggling fifty kilos of heroin with the risk of getting caught dealers would only need to smuggle in one kilo of fence will instead to receive the same street value and financial return and while most of it is transported into the u.s. through legal ports of entry or even by post trump has repeatedly cited the opioids including fentanyl a one of his reasons for building a border war with mexico. i'd also like to have you take a look at the event and all that's coming out of china and mexico and whatever you can do from a legal standpoint whether it's litigation lawsuits of people in companies but in china you have some pretty big companies sending their garbage and killing our people it's almost a form of warfare and i'd like to do whatever you can do legally to stop it from china and from mexico and if you could look into that appreciate it. china by its disputed u.s. claims that it is responsible for the fence no crisis may volatile free of arts and the accusations from the u.s. led evidence

imagine healthar whe doctorsith their nal use their anything but they can use their voices to controle future. the future is very open. >> you're excited about it. >> i'm extremely excited. >> niku vuori, thank yououou much for leing me have you here. >> thank you. >>> innovation is a buzz word with companies and now you're hearing more about social responsibility. a conference called day one talked about diversity hiring, employee satisfaction as well as community involvement. they say communities need to adopt these values early. >> social responsibility isn't enough. you can't be, you know, polluting the water and then paying for schools. you have to have your values and ethics be every single part of what you're doing as a company. >> nbc kate larsen was part of the conference. she talked to an ever lane executive that lets them learn more about their factories. >> terrific. >>> a bay area man making a difference for students. >> he goes above and beyond. >> the custodian whose people skills could make him number one in the nation. >>> and kristen's here with what's coming up on a

. >> i like the nal gy -- the analogy. but you're telling me analogous loy we're asking them to do more than they were in their 30-different classifications because we're going to ask for greater skills and that part of this was educating them to more skills for greater efficient though there's an increased cost for these employees. >> correct. the employees in this classification will have additional responsibility go along with that. that means the cope of what they'll do in their day to day duties will be broad. i will add to what ron said, going back to when we were in the early stages of our journey on epic, we hired a consulting firm to come in and evaluate our revenue cycle practices an tell us -- and tell us where our strengths and weaknesses were and one piece they identified early as weakness and an opportunity was the fact we had often inconsistent practices and in our scheduling across our department and we were not up to modern-day standard or best practices in terms of early financial clearance and in terms o

homeland security and they're considering classifying fen at that nal as a weapon of mass destructionls are also concerned about the drug being used in a terror attack. dhs has discussed a wmd classification oftheir visit. >> tens of thousands of people dying from opiates. >> a lot of police departments are concerned because their officers can come in contact with it not knowing what it is, get a lot of poisoning from it so a public health concern and concern for first responders. >>> moving over to some other people responding to a crisis. incredible video out of my hometown in philadelphia a driver is lucky to be alive after a group of good samaritans pulled her from her sinking suv after it crashed in the river. you can see some people actually swimming out to that sinking car. witnesses say they could hear the woman banging on the window from inside the suv. rescuers used a tire iron to break her free neither the driver nor the rescuers were hurt that's just incredible. >> it is we always hear so much about problems. >> yes >> we forget at the core most people are very good they r

. >> we don't know the detail in the rorg nal report in terms of what people around the president have actually said. how much would be in a finished report. >> no they don't know that. the white house maintained publicly they and president trump still have not read this, don't know what the redactions will be, they don't know that the testimony, currently white house officials and the president have told the special counsel, things that could relate to the president's temper or the way he operates inside the west wing. things that may not be a big deal or criminal or anything like that. it could be embarrassing for this president. they know how he is and reacts to coverage. while he is not expected to read this report page-by-page, allies fear he will act accordingly and grow anger at them based on what they told the special counsel, you have to keep in mind, some sat down for over 12 hours. >> you heard he is not expected to read them. according to reporting, he's not a big reader. if you would think maybe this would be something that would interest him closely. no? >> yeah, but peop

the proceeds from the tickets nal injury the cri compensation fund, ton the state or county.at took a change in maryland law to happen. additional safety improvements include rumble strips, improved lightningin th tersections as well as changes to make tffic signals morebl visie. yasmin duncan lost her daughter last march. she was killed crossing 210 to catch a bus. duncan thinks that the new came cameras will make a difference. >> it's humbling to sri the outpou of love, support from the community, because it does take a village. it is bigger than one person or family that experienced the tragedy. >> reporter: speed often a factor in the deadly crashes. the he is that the new cameras as well as the other changes nce here and iffe help saves lives. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:36. here's a look at the other top stories you'll be hearing about today. the guilty plea ofhe cesar sayoc will stand. he's accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent critics of president trump in the days leading up to the midterm election last year. sayoc sai t he meant scare and intimidateut not

we have delays on silver, orange, and blue lines this morning because of a s nal problem outside of stadiumravel times in virginia, looking good on 66 and 95 inbound. topping the belt.y, no proble southbound, 64 miles per hour, 270 at 47 miles per hour on t08 listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in yr cartoday. aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> 5:53 now. six alexandria city middle schools have received amazon grants for s.t.e.m. >> this morning we're seeing how it's helping inspire the next generation of engineers. news4's megan fitzgerald has the story. o >>> we conn our computer so that we can control the robot wires. >> reporter: when it comes to s.t.e.m. or science, technology, engineering, and math -- >> so do any of you have any other questions before we try driving it? >> repor public schools is working to create leaders of the future, even using students from the tc willia high school robotics team to inspire the younger kids.>> nd back -- >> the drivers -- >> reporter: the principal at cora kelly elementary school says many of the students are economically disadvant bo we have

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it that nal wisdom has the c.i.a. misled kennedy about the essentials of the operation, that they really tricked him into going ahead by misleading im, for example, about the chances of the cuban population rising up against castro. the c.i.a. was totally up front. admitted ichard later that they sold too hard, but i don't believe kennedy was fooled either. i think he knew more or less what he was getting into and he anyway because he didn't know how not to get it into. he painted himself into a corner during the campaign. by the way, most americans were in that same corner with him. wanted castro gone. the operation moved forward inexorably through february and march and finally n early april after weeks of hemming and hawing, president kennedy gave it the thumbs up. the ill held out possibility of cancelling did but he never did and for reasons that i've mentioned i don't good there was ever a chance that he would have. to where we began. april 15, in the opening attack cuban air fields. meant to that was destroy fi

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big pharma companies in service,nal health poorly treated beef on our plates, slash workers rights and consumer standards. [shouting] >> and to have the u.k. become a virtual tax haven on the shores of europe. let me be clear to the prime minister and the country, labour will not support any deal that would leave us open to such a dystopian visions for the future of this country. it's incumbent on all of us to find a way forward. we must continue to talk to each other, and if the government is must move,e redlines and we must see a real compromise. i look forward to discussions in the coming days, and even in this late stage, to work to find a deal that can command not only the support of this house, but perhaps more importantly, the support the public across this -- the support of the public across this country. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i say to the leader of the opposition that the talks between the government and the opposition have been serious, they are detailed, and taken forward in a constructive and positive fashion. we did of course offer talks at an earlier stage then v

and she was carrying a laptop and nal hard drive and a thumb drive that had malicious malware a secretnts detained her. she told a rapt reception is that she was there for an event. she was not. the mexican government says it deported more than 13,000 central american migrants in january and february of this year nearly 10,000. additional central american migrants chose to leave mexico and returned to their home countries in that same period that comes from mexican government president trump applauded mexico for stopping people from coming in illegally. >>mexico is now stopping people coming a very easy for them to do stopping people coming in to mexico. lisy they keep it done. >>president trump now says that is up to lawmakers to find a solution to the immigrat southern border can remain open. trump isn't threatening to close down the border because of an increase in ils ve come to light in the last week of the dangers of taking right shares like uber or shift. >>one case comes from seattle where investigators say a man posing as a rideshare driver, sexually assaulted a woman it happe

separation of migrant parents from theirch dren entering this country from mexico remains a difficultt and nalue, one where the president and his administration have beenot criticizedfor the policy ind for reunification delays. but as yamiche ar tells us a federal judge ordered the government to speed up reunifications. >> alcindor: in january, an inspector general's report found that u.s. southern border had separated thousands more children from their parents than had previously been reported. in fact, the practice started before the administration onounced it's "zero-tolerance" policy in the spri2018. the trump administration suggested two years to reunite children and tir parents, but a federal judge in california rejected that yesterday, giving the trump minstration a six-month deadline to locate all kids. lee gelernt of the american civiler liberties union is the sslead attorney in the sucl lawsuit, and joins us from new york. lee, thank you so much for being here. the trump administration wanted a lot more time to identify these separated families. t how important e judge's decision? >>

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this, from both angles, are our regular supreme court analyst, marcia coyle, of the "national lawjo nalnd, hansi lo wang. he's on the census beat for npr. welcome to both-of-you. you were both in the courtroom today. hansi, i'll start with you. this really is the end of a long controversy, is it not? >> yes, this is a legal battl that officially started more than a year ago after commerce secretary wilbur ross, who oversees the census bureau,t announced tha planned to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. oodruff: remind us, hansi, what is it that experts at the census bureau themselves say the meaning of adding this question would be? what would the effect be, in their view? >> census bureau research suggests it's highly likely that households with non-citizen, and that could include some citizen is, would be veryur dised, scared to participate in the census if it were to include ans citip question. this is a very sensitive question, especially in this current litical climate of anti-immigrant rhetoric and also growing immigration enforcement. >> woodruff: mar shark what was t

of this nal intent measure has been hijacked. not only does it lose focus on the matter at hand, it fails to prioritize a woman's right to privacy, to safety, and to healing from sexual violence. specifically, h.r. 1585 continues a misguided policy adopted under president obama, forcing domestic violence survivors to share female-only shelters with men. unfortunately, we have already seen litigations in women's shelters caused by this type of problematic policy. as was mentioned by my friend from arizona, the naomi's house shelt for the california is facing a lawsuit on behalf of nine women sexually harassed by a transgender individual. staff at the shelter did not take any disciplinary action due to the fact that as a federal grantee they are required to take in transgender men who identify as females. the women suffering from sexual violence were not only subjected to additional sexual harassment, but were threatened to be removed from the shelter if they we re-fused to share a shower and coexist with a transgender individual.

nal >> i think the state department, me, we have been clear about our bjective to getting iran to zero as quickly as we possibly to do we will continue that. >> let me urge you and urge the unequivocally not to grant the waivers. aximum pressure should be maximum pressure. you have been a strong voice for that. me urge you to tina -- strong pressure. a letter s september to president trump last month on iran oil sanctions as you were 80% of iran's revenues come from oil exports. can shut that down as quickly as possible, the more waiverst it is, the new as early as next month. thank you for your attention to that issue. turkey and itch to the s-400 and the issues going on here. about this a couple weeks ago. i'm concerned about turkey's the surface to air missile systems from russia in july. to you an ommend editorial in the "new york times" today, a u.s. fighter missile a russian system, not both by senator risch, senator melendez and and reed, the ranking member and chair of the armed services committee. turkey's purchase of the s-400 interon per ability. a number of us were visiting

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along with joe, willy, and me, we have nagts nal affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc john heilman.ve producer of showtime's "the circus." renowned ad man. >> he's renowned. >> and political commentator donny deutsch is with us. you know what -- >> also we're going to add master chainsaw repairman as well. >> i'm just reading. okay. republican strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del persio. associate editor for "the washington post," eugene robinson is with us on this friday as well. we've got a lot to get to this morning, joe, including more from the president's interview with fox news appearing to blame hillary clinton for the russia investigation. >> also attacks john mccain. >> fantastic. that must be in that list omarosa was talking about, that list of crazy things you pull out when you want to deflect and present to america. plus the coast guard lieutenant. this is what i was talking about. accused of planning to murder politicians and journalists will not face terrorism-related charges and could soon be released. >> of course the judge in that, we'll talk about that

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