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if we tap it, we see that trump wrote, "love being here in vietnam-nom-nom-nom-nom." [ laughter and applausee's the next photo story. you tait and you see trump wrote, "that feeling when you and your bro are about to touch tummies." a [ laughter alause ] and finally, here's the last photo. tap it and trump wrote, "#faceswap." [ laughter and applause ] he's having fun. he's having fun. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: here's some good news. target is now selling wine for just $10 a bottle. [ cheers and applause ] meanwhile walmart just tap a keg of natty light in the patio section and said, "go nuts." [ laughter and applause ] and finally today oprah lost $58 million after weight watchers stock went down. even worse, thanks t weight watchers she'll never gain it back. yeah. [ laughter and applause of course, the big story out of washington today was michael cohen's testimony in front of congress. t re to talk to us about it, she's the recipi the walter cronkite award for excellence in journalism and an nbc news corresponde say hello to katy tur, ladies and gentelmen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>

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his film had seven noms. someone else who might be skipping? ariana grande.ording to a report, the nominee didn't get what she wanted, which was to perform her new hit "7 rings." the report claims ariana felt insulted after producers refused her request. they have not replied to our request for comments. and aerosmith getting grammy love. "walk this way" got added to the hall of fame. >> it's a great song to play live and apparently a lot of people liked it. >> i was with the band at the bud light super bowl music fest as they gear up for their vegas residency. >> the first 50 years was just dress rehearsal? >> yeah. >> you got 50 more in you. >> you think? >> yeah, i think. >> they want to play forever. aerosmith's las vegas residency kicks off april 6th at the park mgm. >>> coming up -- >> ben and jen on the move. her new multimillion dollar home, and is he back with his "snl" producer ex? >>> and the crayty faceoff with rebel wilson. >>> plus, real romance talk with the stars of "what men want." >> lord. >> their best advice for a red hot love life. >> but

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clashes between activists and police broke out in a number of cities too including noms and beyond and those protests in paris descended to violence pretty much by late afternoon or throughout the show due prensky has been reporting from paris and here she is again now. you might just be able to see in the distance that we've got protesters who are throwing what appear to be rocks towards if you just turn the camera around towards this line of security forces over here this is being a pretty much a cat and game cats and mouse game going on between the two with the police responding then with tear gas you might just see a couple more of those rocks landing there to wards the police forces as as they come in the protesters here thousands of them we've got some me he's burning an e.u. flag right in front of us here many of these illusions don't like the european union either but those rocks now projectiles being thrown quite forcibly against the police and you can see now the. thing into wood surface with what looks like here yes pellets going off if i know like to be grenades coming from

at nom wars and as well as watergate and the resignation of richard nixon i'm happy to welcome to the day daniel ellsberg is ellsberg it's an honor to have you on the day we appreciate you taking the time they talk with us i'd like to talk with you about about how we view nuclear weapons in deterrence in general in just a moment but first i'd like to ask you about this acute problem right now with this i.n.f. treaty should it should it be saved i mean is the treaty as important today as it was when it was signed i would say so yes in fact we have six months for the kind of movement among our allies i would say the u.s. and nato and movements all over the world actually against building new triggers to a doomsday machine both russia and the u.s. have. capabilities poised to preempt the others attack in a first strike if they got warning in an attack was on the way that warning could be false it's that's been true both in the us and in russia in fact in one thousand muti three russians receive signals that u.s. missiles were on the way had not stanislav petroff a lieutenant colonel in t

government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose nom de guerre was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor al-jazeera the true dos mountains. one of the oldest and largest rebel armies in myanmar wants to unite with neighboring groups to fight the government the qur'an national liberation army has been marking seventy years since its fight for greater autonomy began but attempts to reach a peaceful solution have failed from qur'an stay in man mark twain hay reports throughout decades of civil war korean refugees have poured across the river from me and ma seeking shelter in thailand this journey was in the other direction but still in the name of the fight. this is my first time and i am very happy to come and my revolution the east light the current new year. i'm not sure what the future holds but we hope that we will get freedom and happiness. they ca

religious groups in cuba are often noms as voters consider changes to the constitution to what has them so upset . their role in the chinese city i mean they race and in sport qatar pushes to become the front runners in the sport of kings. so all that still ahead but first the head of the roman catholic church has. for an all out battle against abuse by priests pope francis spoke on the last day of a conference on sex abuse within the church he called it an abominable crime which must be erased rory chalons has more from vatican city. in his speech at the end of this historic four day meeting of the vatican on sexual abuse in the catholic church pope francis said that abusers were tools of satan they were ravenous wolves and that we find ourselves before a brazen manifestation of the spirit of evil he said the abuse will be addressed with the utmost seriousness we can listen to a bit more of what he had to say right now in contrast. it is utterly incompatible with the moral authority and ethical credibility of those persons chosen by god to guide souls to salvation to let themselves be

government standing in the mountains far above nicosia the statue of one of the freedom fighters whose nom de guerre was the eagle of the cross he fought to the death against british soldiers who surrounded his hideout in this cave they poured petrol into it and burned him alive but the land his gaze is forever fixed on is now free david chaytor al jazeera the true dos mountains still have you on this news are they want weapons by protesters in central african republic or demanding the lifting of an embargo and support for time champions japan prepared to face the tone of the top scorers qatar and the asian cup final far away be here with that and. however the weather is now largely set fair across the middle east's normal service pretty much has been resumed still a few wins for showers over towards afghanistan that when they stop towards is back to stand but nothing much to speak of as we go through the next few days still it's also want to see wintry flurries just spilling out he might just catch the odd one moving across northern syria as we go on into sas day basis out of the med fine

in thes nom, scott macfarlane news4. >> scott, thank you. >>> now to the crisis in virginia. some african-american oeaders spok today in support of governor ralph northam. >> this comes as northam end to the week out of the public eye. this weekend he told gayle king of cbs this morning that he is not going to resign. >> taken seriously if you stay in office. >> the man you're looking at and talking to right now is not who i was in m early 20s. i have learned, i admit to my mistakes. d i'm going to improve my life and do better. >> northern virginia bureau chief julie carey in richmond again for us tonight. >> julie also tracking the latest on the lieutenant governor, talks to impeach him seem to be slowing down. but there's now news about some of his staff?>> eporter: yeah. let me start with the plan to start possible impeachment proceedings. that tonight has been tabled. and that just brought a sharply worded response from an attorney for one of the accusers. she said they were disappointed byhisvelopment. they wanted to see a full public airing of thexual assault allegatio

writes although the shame of that moment has haunted me for decades and although my disclosure of it nom pains mesely, what i am feeling in mow way compare tuesday the it betrayal and shock virginians of deep color have been feeling. it was just days gow ethat fellow democrat n ralphtham first apologized for this racist photo on h med school yearbook page and later said it wasm not n the costumes. but admitted he panltinted his e to mimic michael jackson. very difficult situation. i'm just trying to figure out yhe facts. i've personaot called for anybody's resignation. i don't plan to. just needs to learn what's going on and ask people not to rush to judgment.ow let's settle and try to be consistent in our approach. >> reporter: others promising they can and will keep working in spite of adistraction. >> i'd like to think our government is lot more resilient than one or twor three scandals that might be happening on any given day. >> reporter: but troublinghe tis in richmond's capitol. you can see the attorney general's full statement of apology on the nbc washington app. he resigned fro

>> is when i pick up, i pick up that best supporting actor nom.else. >> yeah, i really don't think that's going to happen, i'm sorry to tell you. >> i hear you, because you're one of the best actors. i should aim higher. i'm right there with you, buddy. i've already prepared, i've already prepared because obviously i'm a humble guy, as you know. one of the humble ests, one of the best at being humble. >> probably. [ laughter ] yeah, you are great at being humble. i will give you that. >> do you mind helping me out? just say, and the winner is will arnett. >> for lego movie? >> for best -- >> oh, best actor. >> best actor. >> and the winner for best actor goes to will arnett! [ cheers and applause ] >> there's nobody there. >> what are you doing, what's this? >> emotion. >> you're emoting. >> this could win an oskar. i go up and accept, it's me. >> i'm sure they announced all the nominees. >> how many did we get? >> none. >> that's not possible. >> it's possible. >> are you serious, we didn't get any nomination s? >> yeah. not even eligible as far

police are looking for a man they are callia the nom flasher. officerseleasing this youtube video showing the man r they believe they are looking for. they say he's exposing himself to people. some of the incidents happened near a churchoo and s both close to the noma metro station. >>> now we go to a revelatio shocking some local catholic churches. >> the diocese of arlington has released a list of 16 priests credibleccused of sexually abusing minors. at leastwo of those priests had been criminally charged. arlington bishop michael ber bridge. one cathoc we spoke with since this hasn't shaken her faith but it's time the church takessp sibility for these priests. >> the faith in god is still this, it puts into question what protocols can be changed and adapted in order to achieve more success and to have ec accountabilityse i do think that's important. t> eight of the $16 priests l were removed from public ministry from 1993 to 2007. we've posted the full list on the news4 app, just search priests. >>> new jersey's five roman catholic dioceses l

we'll decide this month whether to seek the democratic presidential nom makinationnomi. >> we stand forn of the united states of america and against emergency national security declarations that would allow the president to subvert an equal branch of government. build a wall when we do not need it. >> the young man whose got very little going for himself except he's got a great first name, he challenged us. so we have, let's say 35,000 people tonight, and he has 200 people, 300 people, not too good. i would say that may be the end of his presidential bid. beto o'rourke had a wonderful rally. about 15 people. >> so as you can see the president has severe lly under estimated o'rourke's rally. he said his campaign got special permission to let 10,000 people inside but, of course, an el paso fire department spokesperson told the el paso times that no such special permission of given by the fire department and the coliseum had about 6,500 people in it during the president's rally. police estimate inside and overflow was 10,000 to 13,000 people. 25,000 fewer than the 35,000 that the president

the veed nom model in north korean state has specific meaning, it is to become an unbearable liability do a peace deal as the u.s. did with north vietnam in 1973 compel the u.s. to abandon the south and then march in with guns blazing that's long been the vietnam model. and i think north korea stands closer than ever to achieving that long held dream today at any point since the korean war >> why is it a lot of the south koreans, including maybe the present government there are so quick to want to improve, normalize, have relations with the north. why don't they see this threat you're describing? or do they >> all previous administrations have seen through north korea's game plan. a peace agreement sounds nice. history is riffe with peace deals that have gone awry. this current administration is more amenable to giving north korea what it wants for the sake of expediency, i think president trump walked into an elaborate trap the moment he met with kim jong-un. the moment he agreed to meet with him last year and now the second summit is reaffirmation of the reality, that it's kim jong-u

the spanish language film roma earning netflix its first best picture nom, it ties with the favoritenominations, each boasting ten. rounding out the group, bohemian rhapsody, vice, green book and a star is born. ♪ >> best picture and best director historically go hand in hand, so it stands out that peter farrelly and bradley cooper are among this year's snubs. >> i always knew that you were going to do something. >> reporter: cooper is among the best actor nominees. >> i don't sing my own songs. >> reporter: lady gaga is up for best actress facing stiff competition from olivia coleman and melissa mccarthy and glen close. we had snow out here in hollywood on thursday, and if that is not a sign of the apock if lips -- apocalypse, should netflix actually win best picture, i don't know what is. a lot of big names in this town have come out against the idea that netflix would even be considered for an academy award, including steven spielberg. so in the words of bette davis, fasten your seat belt, it's going to be a bumpy night. jon: one to watch, even without a host. michael, thank you.

as we talk about what's going on in the doj, the senate is expected to vote on bill barr's nom thags. you know if he's confirmed, he'll become attorney general, for the second time, by the way, and he'll decide how much of robert mueller's findings will be included in a final report to congress. former prosecutors involved in a different historic and high-profile investigation are sounding the alarm about barr. let me bring in tim form er assistant u.s. attorney in maryland and he investigated spiro agnew. thanks for being with us, tim. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to talk about your op-ed but get your reaction to the news we've heard from andrew mccabe, the revelations he has provided to "60 minutes" in his new book. what do you make of it all? >> it's hard to make much of it. i can tell you one thing, i'm a great admirer of rod rosenstein. he was one of my successors when i became united states attorney. he was one of my successors. and he did a wonderful job as u.s. attorney, and i'm a great admirer of the courageous job he's done as the deputy under these very stressful c

. >> a couple weeks ago i reacted on the day of cat's earnings and did nom selling i regret that i did. i don't want tonight regret what we're seeing with the retail sales figure you'll get very timely evidence where you get walmart's report, macy's and hear from these retailers and see if their message aligns with what we saw in the retail sales report there are a lot of things right now that are very uncertain in this marketplace we go back to the conversation from the other day about this 200-day moving average and crossing above it. i said it was a trap i do believe utilizing i think it like that, the next callus has to be fundamental. it's got to be something fundamentally driven it's got to be earnings. >> what about leadership that's my biggest thing. >> you've got leadership. >> come on. >> this is what i think. >> what about tech and semis >> leadership breaking out to new highs. not stuff that. >> i mean, semis helped lead you down and they've helped - >> you can't call -- if they're 10% to 10% below. >> you have utilities and reits making all time highs. that's not a strong

some of the other talents that will introduce best picture noms, barbra streisand, serena williams, chef congressman john lewis, trevor noah and several what about the stage itself? production designer david coren is revealing this concept, it includes 1,600 cables, and 26,000 crystal beads, and 10,000 pearls and 40,000 real roses and it took 15 people 2,100 hours to build it all. that deserves an award of its own. but about sunday night's biggest actual awards, if you plan on putting money down most betting websites have "roma" as the frontrunner for best picture, followed closely by "green book,". a favorite in a more distant third. the biggest pay off for risk takers would be "vice," which seems least likely to win according to odds shark and vegas insider. for best actor put money on malloch, and actress, glenn close, and supporting actor is for "green book," and one of the safest bets of the evening, gaga going home with the gold for best original song"shallow." to put it in perspective, many betting sites are so sure gaga will win i would have to

hour on al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in get noms capital head of a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump came was greeted by a god of honor after crossing into the country by train india says its military is carried out as strikes close to the border between pakistan and pakistani administered kashmir the target was an odd group responsible for a suicide attack in indian administered kashmir earlier this month. and britain's prime minister to resign may has been given the option of choosing between leaving the european union with or without a deal or ask the e.u. to postpone breck said a comment will have a second vote on her current withdrawal agreement by march twelfth. the high level negotiations to end afghanistan seventeen year war are into the second day in qatar senior taliban leaders are holding talks with the u.s. special envoy for peace is on may hot is on here in doha afghan taliban co-founder and political chief mourner abdul ghani baradar is leading the discussions stephanie deca is covering those talks for

. >> not once f nom anybody on that team. >> one of their text messages mentions a meeting in dy's officeon't recall the conversationth or the meetin they relate in their private text. we had many, many meetings between mysf and those two and many others on the investigative team. ll the conversation they're referring to. i can tell you this, late is a page and pete struck are good people. they made poor decisions inns communicathey exchanged. it's brought incredible griefan scrutiny to the fbi. good people make bad decisions every day. >> do you feel you'lle vindicated by the mueller report? >> i a anxiously await the results of the mueller report. i think all americans have a right to see the results of that report. >> the book is called"the threat." over to you. >>> thank you very much. >>> the dramatic rescu of a hiker trapped in quicksand. they'll share their incredible story for the very first time. >>> troubling new numbers on the flu. cases now widespread in all but two states. coming up, the questions we need to be asking our doctors. >>> plus andy cohen, doting dad. he's going t

. >> it was his nom de plume. that's what he wanted to be called, because that's what he did. them, i like to torture them and i like to kill them. >> in july of 1975, rader became a father for the first time. >> my brother's three years older than me. >> suddenly he now has a real family. he and his wife are overjoyed to have a child. >> he was working for adt, the security company. >> he got to be in people's homes. to my dad -- the person that and stalked people -- i would imagine that sort of gave him like -- that side of him, like, a thrill. >> then he starts getting a little bit restless. >> from 1974 to 1977, he will kill three more women. a college student named kathryn bright, a mother of three named shirley vian and a 25-year-old named nancy fox. >> i was born in '78. my dad murdered a young woman when my mom was three months pregnant with me. >> that kind of stuff happens to somebody else, but not to someone in your family. >> my name is beverly fox and nancy and i were sisters. >> nancy fox was a hardworking young lady, worked two jobs. she lived by herself in a du

i can remember nom not many years ago mr. red you sat here with me talking about lois learn earn and we questioned whether we thought the irs was doing the right job of what was happening in the weaponizing of the irs and we were told listen are you telling us you don't believe the irs know what is they're doing. that was not done by our side of the aisle by the way. it was the oh other side of the aisle saying you can't possibly question the integrity of the irs. i do not question their integrity. look. if there's better ways to do things i think mr. red reed hitd hit on somes if there is loop holes if it's too wide why not narrow it down? and one of the members said this is not lazy legislation what we are doing. if it's not lazy legislation iks we could find another term. it's not doing our job as legislator if there is some confusion we need to straighten it out. there are better ways to do that. i understand that. as far as the the trust and faith of the american people have each one of us got elected for in very purpose

if warren isn't the nom nee, i don't think she will be. it won't be because of this issue.don't vote for her in the primary it will be 15 other issues and not this. >> sandra: based on what she has revealed about her own heritage that this would be okay? >> i have no idea what the rules are how to claim heritage. what percentage of your dna has to be heritage. we don't want to get in the business of saying this percentage is enough to claim. >> i do. the cherokee nation is in the business of this and accepted her apology for it and has been a mess for elizabeth warren for years. the issue pre-dated donald trump. it may even post date him. it is potentially fatal to her presidential candidacy in a general election. it goes to the issue of honesty, right? remember how were you able to get john kerry with the swift boat veterans? the issue was honesty. this is the same issue. >> bill: up until now all the reporting about this has been that she did not use it on a student application, correct? >> she listed it in her harvard documents and then this is an even earlier case of he

has to be spent and every single nominee, which is why there's such a backlog of more than 160, 180 nom on the regulatory side what's left to be done and how big a role is innovation going to play in resolving the problems that regulation has been designed to take care of previously? >> well, hopefully there's not going to be a substantial amount of work that needs to be done from the standpoint of removing regulations. there will still be some and certainly we won't get them all done, but from the standpoint of innovation, and i'm not going to talk about innovation from a sense of what it's going to do on the regulatory front, the department of energy is -- i tell people, look, the deal we ought to stand for the department of everything, i mean we're involved in so many things. sure, the energy industry, whether it's fossil fuels or the renewables or the nuclear side of things, hydro, all of those types of things that we're working on and making good progress on, whether it's in the advanced nuclear reactors or in continuing to push america forward as a leader in the civil/nuclear ener