fleeing an abusive relationship and there's no space in a domestic violence organization, they may reach oup to thetment of human services and look for housing and homeless se.vices th so what we wanted to know,rl simi in other government agencies, how well are staff informed to someone expiciencing domeiolence reaching out for assistance. we identified 22 different district agencies that w felt most often would be tapped by survivors who may be looking for assistance. it could be that they -- so the police department, for example, oftentimes the police arein lved in domestic violence situations, how are they responding? welso sent a survey to the d.c. council because we know survivors may reach to the council member's office saying i don't know what to do, can you helpme. what we wanted to do is guess a baseline of information around which of these agencies have a policy that guides and directs staff about how they respond when someone asks for lp. >> so the report card comes out on wednesday. can you give us a preview? what did you find? >> i will say there's a consistent response across t

trump said that criminals and unknown middle easterners are mixed in withhe oup. he offered no evidence to back up that claim. some 7,000 migrants from central american countries are to the u.s./mexico boreer. the pdent has threatened to close the southern border. he also threatened to cut foreign aid to several central american countries. >>> new information and video today a provided new twist into the murder of that saudina jost. turkish officials leaked the video to cnn, they say it shows a body double for jamal khashoggi. a man who was dssed in khashoggi's clothing and glasses. also today, a turkishv station showed men who they say are saudi officials burning docum t documents at the saudi consulate. saudi arabia denies it ordered the journalist'sitmurder. says he died after a fistfight. tonight, c director gina h haskell is heading to investigation. >>> changes could be coming to how we drive in the district. city leaders are considering a proposal that would do away with turning right on red. it would impact the downtownus centraless district and potentiall

the running back oup, a little thin. adrian peterson dealing with the ankle injury. chris thompson got a veterans day off. the redskins wentnto their bye week with momentum and they are still feeding off that energy. >> i've seen tod that guys came back in with the same exact attitude and just ready to, you know, continue to prove ourselves throughout this season. going into the bye, we had a gofeeling, so, let's continue that good feeling. also know that we got a challehie coming up week with brees, and so, we got to do everything to prepare for everything and be ready for everything when it does happen. >>> hey, the rgs are re. the capitals receiving their stanley cup rings. these things aren't too shabby. look atalex ovechkin's. oh, not too bad, huh? and then nicklas backstrom, brooks orpik, alex ovechkin, posing with the cup. just a great night for the caps. >>> oh, baby. i mean baby. we've got game 163, we like showing kids tonight. dodgers hosting the rockies, trying to decide the n.l. west. scoreless.the fourth, man on for cody bellinger. a twrun shot for him.

that storm had winds oup to 155 miles per ur. powerful enough to gut some businesses. just about every part of that city was damaged in some way. the is at least one confirmed death. a man died when a tree fell on his home. >> thousands of people are now without power. members of the national guard have already been deployed. those who decided to ride out the storm now say they regret that decision. >> i've been through a couple hurricanes hibefore, but t one was pretty rough. it dely wasn't a wise choice to stay. i definitely won't be staying for the next one. >> i'm still in awe right now. i don't know what we're going to do. basically probably relocate. this is going to take a while to fix. >> michael is now making its way to the carolinasnd may also impact our area as we noted this morning. still ahead, storm tram 4's ameliar will have the latest on michael's path, and jay gray will give us a closer look at the damage in florida. >>> now to another developing story about a plot to blow up a 200-pound bomb here in c. fbi agent raided a home outside of new york city

. >> oup with the first report of an oil spill.ecause of that oil spoil wead three additional crashes and this one just happened here in the back up. not w only are blocked on part of the right side of the beltway, outer loop after connecticut, now the left side as well. w we're more like 5.5 miles. live look at the back ups here. the rest of the wabelt is behaving itself quite well here. it looks like a red little line almost the entire top of the beltway. at this point in morning going 7 les per hour in this back up. might want to consider tha today because it's going to be a big problem. the right side still blocked and inbound still blocked because of wellas >> good morning and happy friday erybody. clouds in place through the overnight hours. a dark spot here on our friday morning. sun up until 7:07. visibility nowhere near the fog this morning. clouds yes, fog no. so that should help at least a little bit with the flavor of the morning. temperatures have fallen into the 60s now for northern montgomery county and low to mid 70

thweatt/bayou city wings manager:the texans fan was going to leave, when he was started talking, got oupentative. at that point the bar tenders asked them to pay their tab and leave. the next few minutes we kept asking them to leave. then, they started throwing punches. so we called police.among those in the middle of the melee was michael hopsons sister and his girlfriend. hopson says the women called him when the fight broke out. when he showed up, he was caught up in the large police presence.michael hopson/arrested:i think i was here maybe three minutes, at most. pulled up, got out the car, went to the front, got arrested all in three or four minutes.another video captured by one of his friends showed hopson on the ground, getting arrested. in all, seven people are facing class c misdomeaners charges. though hopson says wasnt even there when it all went downmichael hopson/arrested:they definitely have to drop the charges. i didnt do anything baytown police say thats why theres a justice system.lt. steve dorris/baytown police department:certainly if he feels like he was wrongfully arr

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. >> reporter: willie, thego sye is oup the street behind me. it's where investigators are still combing over the scene. he's been charged with 29 cous including 1 1 counts ofde m including hate crimes. many gathere the massacre began. overnight heartbreak for the victims, a f memorial not from where so many were killed. >> we are pinned down by gunfire. >> reporter: it happened at the tree of life synagogue where police s 46-year-ol robert bowers began his rampage. >> firing out of the front of the building with an automatic weapon. >> reporter: the call came in at 9:55 a.m. after exchanging gunfire with police, the suspect was forced back inside where he had just opened fire. armed with an assault rifle and guree ha, the community ndered to shelter place. >> do not come outom of youre right now. it isot safe. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. swarming the building where members hada just gred for a saturday service. 11 killed, six others injured including four officer during the agcarne. >> we have a suspect negotiated a surrender. >> reporter: bower surr

it shapes how we think about other oups of people who we don't have the personal experience with to empathizeh.>> brown: stenberg and tillman told us they are eager to reach young people with "the hate u give," and worked to secure a pg-13 rating for the film. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown. woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend.an you, and we'll see you soon. m or funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> kevin >> kevin! >> kevin? >> advice for life. life well-planned. learn more at raymondjames.com. >> bnsf railwa >> consumer cellular. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's mos pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting.d contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.yo

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because the united states is retreating from the traditional role as a leader in the world, and standing oup for the democratic values and including freedom of expression. so that is all true, and brian, you are right it is part of the big picture, but it is also crucial to say where is jamal? that is a single crime. it has criminals who are responsible, and let's focus on finding them and holding them accountable. >> fred, thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> and president trump for his part says that he is especially concerned about this crime because it involves a journalist, and this is what he said to leslie staal in an interview that will air tonight on "60 minutes." >> there is a lot at stake, and maybe especially so because this man was a reporter. there is something, and you will be surprised to me hear me say that, but there is something re really terrible and disgusting about that if it were the case. so we will have to see. we will get to the bottom of it, and there going to be severe punishment. >> and joining me is a contributing editor the at "the at

sexually assaulted during a bloody military crackdown by myanmar military forces and armed vigilante oups last year. the u.n. says military leaders involved must face genocide charges. these overcrowded refugee camps are among the largest in the world, where close to a million rohingya refugees seek shelter.p rape as a of war and persecution is not a foreign concept for the rohingya.th myanmar military has used desexual violence for decas. many are aware the women are victimized. in traditional rohingya muslim culture, rape is seen as bringing dishonor o households local healthxperts here say the survivors carry double the trauma, first from sexual asults in myanmar. then in the camps where they are isolated and excluded from society. they even face further sexual assaults from locals in the area. according to a u.n. security councireport in march, humanitarian organizations have provided services toore than 2,700 survivors of sexual violence in the camps. the united nations populations fund has set up women friendly spaces to help survivors with ycho-social and medical, support. but the

group is you need to raise tax, ise prices on those oups that emit carbon.that, though, polalit realistic in the world we live in here in the united states right now? >> it is tough politically, of course. that's what china is beginninga to do, ts what the european union is now doing, and whether it's direct as a carbon fee or tax ordirect in the form of a trading system, which some people don't like, but actlly it can be made to work. one way or another, we should put a price on the po that is posing such a deadly threat to the future of our civilization, yes. >> woodruff: when it comes to political reaction, t president, president trump, people in his administration don't seem to be taking this new u.n. report verseriously. the president said something like i can give you reports that are fabulous, i can give yo some that aren't so good. he and the people around him are sang, we're mostly focused on the economy, and what we are doing voling back those environmenl regulations that have hurt our economy and slowed down business in this country. >> well, his

have the exact figure at my fingertips, but this is coming from opensecrets.org, which is the goes oupt contribution by contribution and puts them in the different classifications. >> before you go, over the next 25 days, what are one or two political action committees connected to hollywood that you are watching that you think might actually have an impact. >> there is a group called swing left that is doing a lot of work, especially in some of these california congressional districts. they are rounding up a lot of celebrities to do get out the vote efforts. they are strictly focused on using celebrities to volunteer the weekend before the midterm elections. they did a lot of work right in advance of the california primary, and that seemed to help a lot. i know there was a lot of concern over democrats getting shut out of the primary. i think that is one group i am kind of keeping an eye on. but there are so many celebrity get out the vote videos that i am getting pretty much every day. we saw a lot of that in 2016. this year in 2018 there is a lot of feeling that things are going to