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mueller did a get r good job and clears my mind.dent in host: clears the president in mind. what do you want to happen with this mueller report? aller: i think it should be released to the public. i know that is not a popular among republicans. host: we heard from several saying make itay public as much as you can under restrictions and regulations that are there make it public. that is a good thing. host: why do you think that will help? caller: the american people should be able to see what it if it is bad for the president. reead again one sentence from the attorney to lawmakers er where he quotes the special ounsel on this letter the special counsel states while it report doesn't conclude that the crime it committed a also do not, honor rate him. exonerate him. aaron in north carolina, a democrat. caller: i want to say i do think that the mueller report needs to be released in full. with cluding anything critical national security and i g.o.p. was ow the complaining about hillary and er e-mails they need to along at evangel trump and jared -- ner host: james, independent

justin finch with more on this cleanup effort. r: good morning. yes. this was a big job. just think about ite. h this tanker truck turned over on its side, full of fuel and leaking. drivers out here, they were just stuck. we got a wide look. the tanker truck turned over there. theesponders below. and the traffic, as well.x fairounty fire rescue, about 100 gallons of fuel on that truck. montgomery county and fire and rescue, had to work hard to pum gallon after gallon of fuel from that tanker. they eventually cleared it, righted it, and were able to haul it off. on the ground, this tedious a time-consuming job was made more so, oncere saw signs of leaking from the tanker, as well. >> we estimate about 150 gallons of gasoline was spilled. our crews plugged the leaks and contained the fuel that was running off. >> reporter:hances are for the drivers who were stuck out here, reportedly sleeping in their cars, they wer dreaming about what you are seeing right now, a wide-open 495 northbound here. right by the american legion aidge. ca moving as they should be. there's no injur

r >>> good evening and welcome to politics nation. i'm getting to it. that's the line from william barr who will not make tuesday's deadline set by congress to make the mueller report public. instead it will be mid-april before we get our heavily redacted copy. until then we have to content ourselves for the four page psa summary. >>> setting up this last week's victory and insisted he wanted to see the report more than anyone. apparently the people agree with him because a new washington post poll shows an overwhelming 83% of americans want the mueller report made public in its entirety. 57% say barr hasn't told us enough and our latest news poll finds 40% of americans don't believe the hype from barr that the mueller report cleared the president of wrong doing. 31% are unsure and 39% of americans about the size of trump's base the guideline. joining me is former chief of staff most americans seem not to be satisfied with the full page. if you take out the headings it is more like three in a row. it is the summation of this 400 page report particularly

. >> yes r, good morning, everyon. as we look across our area, we're looking at rain showers in anne arundel, charles county picking up rain show us. most of are drying out. it's going to tame time, but kiwe're l forward to a great forecast. in fact, 67 for a high temperatur today. 60 degrees tomorrow. . we'll look like and feel like spring all week. have a good day, everyone. k inc a man who's been a fixture in our living rmvery night for 35 odars. we'll ine you to timle a as president trump renames the ceo of the most famous company in thee world. s sworn in as onef native american woman to serve in congress. harry smith travels to mexico finding a new congresswoman ging a voice to her people. >> did anybody tell you, you can't dothis? >> not to my face. >> it is all coming up on sunday today. tr photo of the week cau the press last night. jennifer lopezhong off her huge rock, her new fiance, alex ro as the one who is always trapped beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restl

r >>> good evening and welcome to politics nation. i'm getting to it.make tuesday's deadline set by congress to make the mueller report public. instead it will be mid-april before we get our heavily redacted copy. until then we have to content ourselves for the

whether you're tech savvy or not, the fraudsters r arelly good. i myself got an e-mail the other day that actually talked about downloads that my kids were doing. i thought they actually did it, but in fact it was not real. so be very careful if you get any-mails with links, never open them, especially from people you don't know. so the best thing to do,uite frankly, is don't answer the phone from anybody that you don't know. don't respond to an e-mail with anybody that you don't know. if there's pop-up on your screen that actually has you call a number, none of the programs actually work that way. do not call that number. >> jean, words ofism there. thank you for joining us again tonight. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. bye-bye. equifax and marriott were victims of two major data od breaches and executives from those companies appeared in front of lawmakers who are working toss the problem with new regulations. kayla tausche is in washington tonight. >> reporter: executives from marriott and equifax tookhe apology tour to capitol hill, af

h have more. r: good mong, nicky. >> good morning. news happy news, finally. he odds to win are omical.mical. uckyin over 292 million. bt the luckin'er beat them and is now set to become one of the most famous people in wisconsin. nonymoshe cannot stay anonymous according to wisconsin law and the state lottery says it will s winneively public the winners on the facebook page and website. the ticket holder will have 180 da days to claim the prize. wisconsin actually cycled most --the lottery revenue back tore the economy. it goes back to property tax to g credits. theet an idea how much money it is with the lump sum, the winner most expensive sale private island in the world and still have enough left for a few private jets to take them there. someone having a very good life. >> i hope it's >>> we have much more news >>> one of r. kelly's accusers describes how the singer assaulted her. she tells her story in public for the very first time here only on "cbs this morning." you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i

"earlyhtoday" starts r now. good morning. i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm phillip mena. the mueller report may b finished, but the search for answers is just getting started. while his political rivals fight to seef the full findingse spe special counsel, president trump is touting full exoneration. and during a new interview on fox news, the president turd histtention to the beginnings of the mueller probe, saying it was led by treasonous people. >> just in case lost, they wanted an insurance policy against me. and what we were playing out until just recently was thepo insurancecy. they wanted to do a subversion. it was treason.ll it was r treason. if the republican party had done this to thecr des, if we had done this to president obama, you'dave 100 people in jail right now and it would be treason. it would be consired treaso and they'd be in jail for the rest of their lives. but it worked out the other way, and, you know, it's july -- it's re horrible situation. >> one of those caught in the president'sai cros, james comey. >> the former fbi director sat down with ou

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goo r good morning to you.y. but the black boxes are seriously damaged and they're worried about further damaging the data inside. so extracting that data will take some time, we're told. however, the data that suggests that there may be similarities between the ethiopian 737 max 8 crash and the one in indonesia last october has to do with the speed readings. the vertical speed readings after takeoff. both were very erratic and volatile. up and down and up and down. and that has investigators concerned. they're also looking at the jack screw assembly on the tail and to see whether that might also suggest an issue between both planes. meanwhile at the airports nationwide in the states, american and southwest continue to try to juggle their schedules, move planes around to accommodate all the passengers who are going to be in some way affected by the fact they've had to put their max 8s and max 9s on the ground. so that is playing out. this could go on for weeks or months as boeing is ordered to keep those planes

that.gh firers tell us now is the time to check and replace the batteries in your smoke detec r detectors as well. goodogist is here to talk to us about the perfect weather. kind of like right on q wig there sprorward that is tomorrow. >> we're getting some warm weather. i'd say a major warm up by winter standards. we have some active weather on theradar, believe it or not. some rain coming down out there. it's coming down prett good you see the colors like yellow. we move into the oranges. that's when we're starti ining see more moderatein ll. it's been pretty steady. that's there. some of the heavier rain just moved over. stretc far north into parts of montgomery county. you can see thedearker s of green will move into areas like calvert. we're shirting to see pink or haven't seen this pink on the radar as well. rther north intoreas like merchandise. we're seeing freezing rain come down up there. for most par it will be rain for the rest of us. back towards louden that will fill into another second batch of rain. take a look at future cast so we can time this out. i'm phing ahea 7:00 a.m., mostly all

iw i keep saying good things are going tohappen, but i think fans shouldli r we're very excited and all of us realize we could have something special. >> every one of us comes in thinking we've got a chance to win a world series. that's because of e roster they put together every year here. every year we have the talent. every year it's possible. we'll fin out on thursday where we're at and try to start a run. >> all right. well, you are excited for opening day as this guy. here are four things you need to know about tomorrow. yes. center field gates open at 11:05 a.m., all other 30 minutes later. pregame ceremoniespl including er introductions, a flyover and the national anthem starting at :15. then first pitch for max 1:05.zer is at you're going to want to get there early. nats are giving away a 2019 schedule t-shirt for the first 25,000 fans. going to be a great day. >> nobody's working tomorrow. >> all right. the wizardsap dinting season is on the brink of ending with a loss tonight. they'reliminated from the postseason. tonight game two of a back-to-back against the suns, one of th

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r. >> yes, ined. the good news about the forecast is we're going to be dry, starting this morning a the way until the weekend because it has to rain on the weekend. heat's the law. temperatures in0s this morning. 37 in arlington. gaithersburg, . leesburg, 32. winchester, mainsburg, hagerstown, 32 degrees. those are the areashat had in the way of snow. it stayed colder during the overnight. just be on the lookout for potentially ice-covered sidewalks, side streets and some of the quieter roads. otherwise, we're not expecting a whole lot of weat.r impact he the highs will be upper 30s to around 40 degrees. average.low on top of the chill, it will be very blustery here today. hold on to your hat.>> i will hold on to my hat. shady grove road, we look good here. but maybe some moisture on the road. some of the spots b could slick. just be careful that roads are out. potom potomac, river road, nearrs mon tree road. hopefully they get that out of the way soon. that's a big route for lot of people. laurel b.w. parkway

r week. there's the good news. the systems appear to be coming in every two to three days which will give us enough time before another weekend with more raino saturday and sunday. i'm just the passenger. i wou i'm just the messenger. i would love to see dry weather for the weekend and the practices for little league. we'll see if we can dry it out. >>> laura britt has the action next in sports. >> and we have else an out. >>> i'm john mullaney and i'm hosting "saturday night live" with musical guest thomas rhett and we're on next. >>> laura britt here at the xfinity sports desk. after a two game skid, the warriors hoped to end their east coast road trip on a high note in philly tonight. they would have to do it klay thompson who was ruled out before the game with a sore right knee. to welo.ar this game going down to the wire. let's pick it up in the fourth quarter. warriors down by one. cousins in the paint. gets the bucket. his third straight game with 20-plus points. later in the fourth, warriors down one. all o

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(pam) not a good day for r. kelly.after an outburst today on national television...the singer finds himself in jail again tonight. the reason why he is behind bars... this time. "i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my (bleep) life."(catherine) the beginning of what turned out to be another very bad day for r&b superstar r=kelly.just hours after his outburst aired on cbs this morning ... the singer was arrested for failing to pay child support. (pam) kelly was charged last month with 10- counts of aggravated sexual abuse involving four women.... three of them underage at the time of the alleged abuse. grant lodes is here with the latest on kelly's rapidly mounting legal problems.grant? (grant) for a guy whose career survived years of sex=abuse allegations ... r. kelly's life has taken a nose-dive. multiple accusers ... dropped by his record label ... and a mountains of expensive legal problems. r. kelly arrived at the cook county courthouse in chicago for a child support hearing. his publicis

. >>> that kale you plan to put is yoothie this morning or eat for lunch may not be so good r you after all. a new list ranks kale as one of the most contaminated items in the produce section. so, it's not about the nutrition. the environmental workoup is out with its latest dirty dozen, the list of the 12 produce items containing the es mostcides. kale is number three. 92% of kale samples have residue from at least two pesticides. only strawberries and spinach test positive for more pesticides than kale. and they have -- i don't know if in the produce section,y t have the veggie washes and you dunk it in there and swish it around. >> any reason not to eat kale is good for me. >>> now, to a shocking story about invasion of privacy. a massive network of hidden cameras discoved in dozens of hotels in south korea, sparking outrage today. >> it's also a growing problem across the u.s. pluth korean police arrested four p for allegedly installing illegal cameras in the u.s. and profiting onli. in the u.s., hidden cameras have been found in bathrooms and changing rooms. one woman spoke to nbc

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r. kelly this morning. >> good morning to you. the embattled r&b singer has been jailed for the second time in two weeks, and it comes just hours after he exploded in that headline leaking interview where he denied sex abuse charges. nbc's stephanie gosk has been following this and joins us with the latest on that. >> good morning. that's right, r. kelly is back behind bars. this time, for not paying child support. the judge telling him that's where he'll stay until he pays it off, according to the singer's publicist. reaction to the singer's emotional and angry interview continues to swirl. >> reporter: r. kelly's publicist said the embattled singer went to court tuesday ready to pay off half of the more than $160,000 he owes in child support. but that wasn't enough. the musician was led away in handcuffs. >> hopefully, we'll get him out by next week. >> reporter: the unexpected arrest coming less than a day after his shocking interview with cbs news. the three-time grammy winner responding to allegations of sexual misconduct with

but i think r -- it's a good thing. the most important thing. >> that was the last day you can register to vote, when you generally see a pop, and it didn't work because she was tweeting. registering to vote is always a good thing. it's controversial whether or not she had any impact on that. >> right, there was a dispute about that, about what these people think when it comes to politics. >> watch out, donald trump, taylor swift is entering the fray. she's 30 and she's informed. i couldn't care less what musicians and people in hollywood think about politics. i don't go to them seeking it out. i make those decisions on my own. they're hypocrites. but there's also a big potential risk from a business standpoint as well. you look at these award shows have taken massive nose dives in ratings. the nfl has taken a huge hit since the kneeling controversy. there's a huge risk from a business disappoint. >> she said she did not want to get in politics in any way. she wanted to be an equal-opportunity performer. >> i think this

r. kelly lives. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he last time we saw joycelyn savage was during her interview with gayle here inside the trump tower high rise. now, at that time, she said she was staying with kelly willingly and she also said that he she in love with him. >> i have no doubt you have feelings for mr. kelly. >> reporter: she has resorted to holding news conferences in order to communicate with her 23-year-old daughter joycelyn. she says the last time she saw her was 2 1/2 years ago. >> joycelyn, if you do hear my message, please know that your mother loves you dearly. all these lies, manipulation, things that you've heard about your family, took money we don't want to see you, those are all lies. >> reporter: gerald griggs says kelly's crisis manager darryl johnson told him last week a meeting between joycelyn and her family was imminent. >> if she decides willingly to leave, that's on her. we want to establish a relationship back with her family and then move from there. >> reporter: in a television interview lasthtit

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your drive times look good for both bridges across the span. me ive looking at a 13 minu te rnt em mbthise dumornthing. looking at traffic along the benicia bridge, wind advisory in effect . be careful working your way across the span. two hands on the steering wheel. it is still early so traffic is quite a long 680. 680 looks good in both directions. we do have brake lights out of the altamont pass. that is typical this time of morning. dri time from 205 to 680. it looks like the eastshore freeway is in the green. no delays there. westbound 4 is clear. the early crash earlier is in the clearing stages. >>> the rain and wind her back. we will help you get through this morning. here is high def doppler. you can see a lot of the action offshore. we are tracking a wet start to the day, especially for the north bay. from st. helena, as well as rohnert park and yountville, you can see light showers this morning. we are looking at a few spotty showers for seven trees and alamitos in south bay this morning. a live look at our salesforce tower camera, you can see it shaking a bit in t

good evening. i'm reena ninan. r. kelly was released from jail today after $161,000 in owed child support was paid on his behalf. this is just the latest round of escalating legal problems for the r&b singer. kelly was taken into custody wednesday for those outstanding payments. he was out on bail in a separate criminal case over charges of aggravated sexual abuse. jericka duncan has the latest. >> reporter: after being jailed for failure to pay his child support, r. kelly was released from a chicago jail saturday. he briefly addressed the media. >>miou'rgoin ightenllstuff t.ay i prise you. >> reporter: his attorney, steve greenberg, would not give details about whether kelly paid the more than $161,000 he owed. >> so he paid the child support. he paid it year after year after year. >> reporter: who paid the money so that he could get out today? >> that's for me to know and for no one else. >> reporter: greenberg represents kelly in his criminal case. last month, the three-time grammy-winning artist pleaded not guilty

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. singer/songwriter r.elly, known for hits like "i believe i can fly," sat down with gayle for an hour and 20 minutes yesterday. it's the first interview kelly has given since being charged with sexual assault abuse last month. >> this is not me. i'm fighting for my [ bleep ] life! >> reporter: in an interview with "cbs this morning's" gayle king, embattled r&b singer r. kelly denied charges that sexually abused four people, three of them underage girls. >> is this camera on me? >> yes, it's on you -- >> that's stupid. use your common sense. don't -- forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me, hate me if you want to, love me if you want. use your common sense. how stupid would it be for me to -- with my crazy past and what i've been through, oh, right now i think i need to be a monster and hold girls against their will, chain them up in my basement. >> reporter: last month kelly pleaded not guilty to ten counts of aggravated sexual abuse dating as far back as 1998. kelly was acquitted of child pornograp

r. kelly is in custody with a response from the clary and savage families. jericka, goodts say they never received any money from the parents and asreal tried to attempt suicide because of her parents pressuring her sing. cbs news reviewed medical records and according to the medical records asreal told talks that the suicide attempt was triggered by her issues with her then boyfriend. she told them music helped calm her down and in the docu series "surviving r. kelly" her parents say she was pushing to become a famous singer and work with kelly. they claim they told asreal she could not be alone with kelly if she worked with him. >> i didn't think it was a good f. i didn't want to have any part of it but asreal actually pressed us and made hundreds of threats if we didn't, you know, let her do this when she would do. >> reporter: at a news conference yesterday joycelyn's parents said it was really who arranged for him to meet them. they said he was disturbed by the interview. >> reporter: when i saw him get upset, i can only imagine what he does behind closed doors. >> i

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good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. singer r.elly is back in jail this morning in chicago after failing to pay child support. this comes as a new accusation surfaced that kelly allegedly had sex with a teenage girl in detroit nearly two decades ago. detroit police say they are investigating. meanwhile, kelly maintained his innocence against sexual abuse charges in an explosive interview with "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king. his live-in girlfriends are coming to his defense, and their families are responding, too. laura podesta is covering all of this from here in new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. just hours after the emotional interview aired yesterday, r. kelly was taken into police custody in chicago for a different crime -- not paying his share of child support. authorities say he must stay in jail until the full amount is paid, but kelly says the other allegations surrounding him are making it impossible for him to work. r. kelly will remain behind bars until he can pay $161,000 in ch

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. >> good morning. r. kelly facing serious charges of child abuse today -- sexual abuse, rather.e saw the most explosi clips from the interview, but cbs h released even more, as kelly defends himself in the face of e mounting allegations. >> reporter:inger r. kelly behind bars, jailed for not paying child support, $160,000 worth. >> i've been told by his team that they'reng raihe money and, hopefully, he'll be out. >> reporter: the past two weeks changing a decades long musicre . february 22nd, police arrested robert kelly, charging him with ten counts o sual abuse involving four women, three of them younger than 17. this week, kelly sat down with gayle king of "cbs this arning" toress the accusation. >> believe me, man, this is not me. they're lying on me. they're lying on me. bro.ool, >> robert. >> i'm cool. i'm good. i'm notai abecause i'm telling the truth. i'm not afraid because i'm telling the truth. >> reporter: his alleged victims speaking theirwn truth. mcgee, who said kelly abused her, said this. >> kelly is what the world knows. robert is what everyone witnessed in his

r. trump held his fire today. >> we have to solve a problem. threlationship is good. i would be very disappointed if that were happening. i would be very, ver disappointed in chairman kim. and i don't think i will be, but we'll see what happens. >> but national security a john bolton is taking a much harder line, warning that if kim does not dismantle his weapons as promised, the u.s. might ramp up sanctions on the regime. lester? >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> north korea just one of p' president trmajor policy initiatives in trouble tonight. there's also stunning news of the prident's trade war. the u.s. posting the largest trade deficit in history. jumping 10% in one year. that despite how the president has chosen to take on china. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: at the last stainless steel cutlery maker the country, the cutthroat competition is cheap, subsidized foreign imports. the trouble? the dollar is so strong it makes liberty tabletop's forks, spoonm and knive expensive at home and abroad. >> it cut into the business nd model basically des

r. kelly interview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all three women say when kelly stood up, it brought back horrifying memories. last night i spoke to michelle kramer who says she believes kelly abused her daughter for nearly a decade. you saw the interview that r. kelly did with gayle king. >> i saw some of it. clips. >> you can't watch the whole thing. >> i can watch full stories. i can't do circus acts. >> michelle kramer says her daughter, dominique gardner, almost threw the remote at the tv as they watched parts of the interview. >> you're killing me with this [ bleep ]. >> everything he said, he jumped up, she's, like, she remembered the rage. when she wouldn't do what he asked her to do or tell her to do or he would get upset about something, you walk too slow, you do whatever, it was a punishment. >> reporter: in the docu series, kramer tracked down her daughter to the hotel where she was staying with r. kelly. cameras followed their hasty getaway. >> we ran out of there like the master was coming for us. >> reporter: that mom

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