when i was serving in southern virginia, i got a call at my office in petersburg. the woman on the phone -- misys -- myid there is a lady assistant said there is a lady don't want to do bless the movie. [laughter] rev. gallagher: ok. we bless a lot of things in the church. [laughter] rev. gallagher: i have never blessed a movie. i said i will talk to her. she got on the phone and explained the situation. her husband was the director of this movie being shot down along the james. they were having a terrible summer. she was an episcopalian and what i come and lesser movie. -- less her movie. it was "the new world." when i went home and told my daughter's, my three daughters we were going to -- i would bless "the new world" -- [laughter] rev. gallagher: they were so willing to go with me. they knew that colin farrell was going to be there. they wanted to go with me. i think that even in that beautiful storytelling there is a lot that is really hard to imagine what it was like. we arrived on the set. we were observing the director telling these native kids what to do.

by thursday at 6:00 p.m., showers rolling in from southern virginia.ough to have snow in time for the fridayrn g commute. what could start as snow will end as ra,s temperatures climb into the 30s all the way into the upper 50 perhaps near 60 we will keep a close eye on that. >>> looking at the roads here. gaithersburg. th will be one of our slow spots.nt 270 after momery village avenue. about a two-miles backup you approach montgomery village avenue. just a warning to allow extra time as you head down that way soon. dickerson, 109 here. blocking trees in a lot of places this morning. we have trees down, wire downs d power outages. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, looking good the. ne problem. westbound 50 at 197, comington road. in bethesda, another situation with a te down blocking lanes. you can see the closure point. in herndon, frying pan road. zooming in. alexandria, duke street between jordan and wheeler. power outage. remember to treat that as a annapolis, bay bridge, wind restrictions in effect. and hear nice bridge, wind warnings in e

any precip chances for us will lie through southern virginia, north carolina, and then possibly for ourends in the fredericksburg area in southern maryland. i'll show you that in just a second. again, the storm system slipped to the south. frontal system that passed through yesterday, to the south, as well. a little rain showers coming through fredericksburg and even theern neck. again, all of this will move areasouth of the d.c. you can kind of see the line that it's taking right now. our friends in m southeryland will get a little bit of rain.ou down t the northern neck and fredericksburg. for the most part, temperatures in the 40s. we're not expecting snow. not to say there couldn't be snowflakes mixed in, but i'm not expecting issues. i-95, temperatures in the low to mid 40s rightl now. welip a little bit, then head back to the 40s. i think by this afternoon, we'll all have some sunshine and clear skies overnight. decrease in clouds.fo ot an "a" there. decreasing clouds as we continue into the afternoon and ernight. let me show you what's going on there. saturday morning, again, we

southern virginia, north carolina, best precipchances. traveling south today, notice, you'll hit that. notice, here we go, fredericksburg through the northern neck and maryla, those areas are going to likely see rain. tempereures warm. we staying right in the 40s for daytime highsy. to >> and 18 minutes past the hour, that's a look at your weather. >> nice to see you, dave. >> thank you. >>> still to come, new twists and turns overnight in the alleged attack on "empire" actor jussie smollett. what pole are now saying after two men who were in custody were released. >>> the incredibly sweet moment a toddler met the nfl player who is just like him. we're back after th s. >> sweettory. ♪ let's go. bye, mom. thanks for breakfast, mom. love you, honey. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. nutella. spread the happy. >>> we are back on a saturday morning with the weekly download. our look back at the week that was. >> headlines were dominated by the back and forth over the

if you travels take you to southern virginia, north carolina, you'll run irain, and tell be heavy. 40s right now, so we're talking about rain in our area with some spotty, wet snow. you can see that wet sno coming through portions of culpeper ounty, southern culpeper and orange county. fredericksburg, up to the northern neck and into southern maryland, tha looking at that rain moving through. again, the dynamics continue to stay south through north carolina. we're just mainly looking at rain south of us. we'l all get some clearing this afternoon. talk about tomorrow and let you know what to expect, then talk about that wednesday/thursday forecast. that's coming up. >> a lot to talkabout, lauryn ricketts. we'll check in with you then. >>> 9:01. weo want get you back to the breaking news out of the vatican overnight. alo once d and revered leader in the catholic church, the former archbishop of washington, both popes and presidents sought his advice this morning, theodore mccarrick, no longer a catholic priest. this is the bull lyetin the vatn put out. he is no longer cardinal, of father

let's not forget what strzok texted, that he could smell trump supporters, us, in a walmart in southern virginiaof these cargo are harboring aggressive, sick, obsessive-compulsive, pro-clinton, anti-trump feelings, all while clearing hillary clinton of obvious crimes, which we have highlighted over and over again on the show. then actively participated in the insurance policy, witch hunt against the president, even serving in mueller's investigation, like all the other clinton-sycophants democratic donors. came to light, leading to strzok and page resigning and shame. joining us now, fox news contributor better sara carter. besides, i will get to rosenstein and we will get to wearing a wire and we will get to what obviously happened in the case of the fisa warrant, fisa judges being lied to repeatedly. that they sign off on it, they were warned it was not verified, they were warned it likely lies, one hillary clinton paid for it. they were one steele hates trump. it was two years ago this march, right here on this program, that both of you, john solomon, sara carter, broke the story about the ab

about donald trump an enormous philippe, at worst and smell trp supporters, us in a walmart, southern virginiathese two are harboring aggressive, sick, possessive, pro-clinton anti-trump feelings all while clearing hillary clinton up obvious crimes, which we have highlighted over and over again on this show. then they actively participate in the insurance policy, which the president even surfing and mueller investigation. like all of the other democratic donors, came plate leading to the termination of forcing page to resign in shame. joining us now, fox news contributor better sara carter. besides, i will get to rosenstein and we will get to wearing a wire and we will get to what obviously happened in the case of the fisa warrant, pfizer judges being lied to her repeatedly. they sign off on it and they were warned it was not -- that it was lies in that hillary paid for it. they were warned that hates trump. but you know, it was two years ago in march, on this program that both of you, john sullivan, sara carter broke the story about the abuse of intelligence gathering. in unmasking and so on

then all was a southerner from virginia -- daniel was a southerner from virginia. he was part of the majority in dred scott. he was one of the seven justices in the majority. i should mention that of those seven, five were from slaveholding states. two were northerners. all seven of those in the majority in dred scott were democrats. understanding that once again in the 1840's and 1850's, the democratic party is a proslavery party. and in the northern states, democrats in the north are sympathetic to the south and to slaveholders' rights in the west. daniel dies. the president at the time, james andanan, waffles and waits is unable to decide who he will nominate to take daniel's place. he waits and waits up until his final month in office. 1861, he finally sends a nomination to the senate. as you might imagine with just a few weeks left until lincoln will take the oath of office, the senate takes no action and nothing happens. so that they can see is there, primarily because buchanan allows it to be there. that is there when abraham lincoln is sworn in. there's alr

such as in southern west virginia in appalachian where the coal industry has been decimated and people there live in abject poverty and the opioid addiction is it's just over the top the notion is democrats put them out of work or i'm going to john mason gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the green new deal state with. its thirty years since the soviet system collapsed and it's hard not to see developments in the western world in a similar light well we witnessing the final act of the cold war and if so what comes next. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle reminder we're discussing the green new deal. ok let's go back to the great city of san diego can you want to finish your thought before we went to that heart break go ahead yes the. which has tremendous bipartisan support is to have public investment in these communities that have been sort of left behind by the digital revolution includes you know the coal regions of appalachian it includes. the one

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temperatures still in the 40s for we may get a brief spike up into the 50s, even 60s across southern virginia. one burst of warm air before a w cold northwed arrives before lunchtime. temperatures will be driven into the 30s with windchills in the 20s by this evening. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. d,> just ah a mother's grief. >> she was full of life, everybody loved her. >> the victim's family in the greenwich murder mystery speaking out a the wvestigation raises even more questions abouthat happened. >>> much more on this morning's big story after taking on everybody from john edwardso tiger woods, how the "national enquirer," hav they met their match with efamazon's jbezos? first this is "today" on nbc. tsh with jeff bezos. first this is "t od >>> still ahead, our exclusive interview >>> still ahead. our exclusive w interview with lorena bobbitt, returning the the y spotlight 25ears after the incident with her husband that made her a household name. > we'll honor the trail blazer ledge, legendariry frank robinson, after your local news. ...to refill, pre-pay and skip

his own home, monticello, and then his retreat home, poplar forest which is in the southern virginia,own close to bedford. he designed both of those and played with that design of a lot. but then he is following him from paris to new york to philadelphia to washington. wherever he was living he was always engaging somewhat in the architecture, tweaking and adjusting it to his needs or to his aesthetic needs as well. so the setting played a part in this presentation of self. so, these are some of the, the things that you might look for when you are thinking about then this gentlemanly display. and in jefferson's world, and i say, these were indications of status, right and character. they were a vocabulary into themselves and they could certainly be read, whether it is a european or an american, they certainly could read this visual signs. so these are the tools that he is working with. so as lord chesterfield wrote to his son, the letters of lord chesterfield, but he wrote to his son, the one quote that i chose here, says, "do you dress well, and not too well? do you consider your err

right now the heaviest snow is in northern virginia, aim through southern portions of pennsylvania andndiana has some of the heaviest snow out there. we have heavy rain. i don't want to forget our friends in tennessee. you are under a flash flood watch, the mississippi, alabama and very heavy rain now heading for the nashville area. let's get back to the snow forecast here. against the areas of pink is about four inches of snow, d.c. we have you in the four-inch range, same baltimore, philadelphia, i-95 here, more or less the two-to-three. new york city is somewhere between the two-to-three inch range, same for hartford, boston, once you get to northern new england, that's when we get up to the four to eight-inch rain. there will be ice out there, too. considerable ice in west virginia and southern ohio. >> that snow extends, now arriving in chicago and snowing from iowa into minnesota the heaviest snow will be from minnesota into northern wisconsin. again there is a lot of travel issues today. the highest impacts late this afternoon, new york city area and southern portions of new eng

i'm just a poor kid from southern virginia. stuart: yeah, yeah, yeah. okay. let me throw this one at you. tax refunds, down 17% this year. that's the average size, down 17%. i think that's going to drag on the economy. i don't care for the explanation of why this is so. point is consumers are going to get less money between now and april 15th. i think that's a drag on the economy. >> i couldn't agree more. i think that is one of the problems. we also have the problem of higher oil prices but nobody's paying much attention to the fact that tax returns, tax rebates are down as dramatically as they are. they always go into buying new washing machines, new televisions, new telephones, and people who use them as their savings account are finding out that wait a minute, my savings account has been depleted compared to the previous years. so in the coming months that will be detrimental to the economy, no question about that. stuart: real fast, i have 20 seconds. do we have a new high for the dow this week? 26,828 is the old high. do we beat it this week? >> probabl

past year, we have seen several other investigations arising out of the southern , theict of new york eastern district of virginia and the district of columbia, where prosecutors are looking into crimes involving foreign donations to the trump inauguration committee. money laundering, campaign finance violations, as well as possible efforts by russian agents to assist the trump .ampaign during the election when asked about these investigations, mr. barr refused to pledge they would be protected from interference. he refused to pledge these valid questions would be protected from interference. cruise --e, senator senator cruz asked, if the president ordered you to stop the southern district of new york investigation, in which someone identified as individual one as indicated, would you do that? mr. barr responded, and i quote, every decision within the department has to be made based on the attorney general's independent conclusion and assessment that is in accordance with the law. fideld not stop a bona investigation. however, this qualification is what it bona fide investigation is about -- all important. barrs

that is one of the things that a southern state like virginia, that is fracturing, even a left-wing democraticoalition. >> mike: michelle, what about the green new deal? your thoughts on that at the impact it could have on democrats going forward? >> it's impractical. it's fantastical. it is dividing the elite of the democrat party from these progressive rabble-rousers and i am enjoying popping my popcorn watching it all. there is one important and serious ideological point that i would like to make, though, that you rarely hear, which is that these radical environmentalists who are putting forth these costly programs that are pipedreams actually turn out to be the worst enemies of future generations of children. not only because of the cost that these fantastical things will impose on future generations, but because most radical environmentalists are subscribers to population control policies that don't want children on the earth in the first place. >> mike: capri, your thoughts on the green new deal in the presidential hopefuls who were quick to jump on it? take a listen to cory booker on th

attorneys offices, whether in the district of columbia or eastern district of virginia, arlington, virginia, southernnew york, eastern district of new york, manhattan and brooklyn, they will proceed with those with the u.s. assistant attorney or whatever is handling those, and until robert mueller says something either in a press statement saying i'm wrapped up and concluding it, it's almost like the old -- for some of your older viewers. the e.f. hutton commercial. when e.f. hutton speaks, people turn and listen. that's the same thing with robert mueller. when he speaks, people will listen. whether he sets out any guidelines or that roadmap to what the future activity might be those u.s. attorneys offices, nobody knows other than him and perhaps the attorney general. so i think it's a let's see what, if anything, is announced when he provides the report to the attorney general. >> all right. thank you, john pistole. >> thank you. >>> the president was asked today about the coast guard lieutenant who was allegedly plotting an attack on top democrats and journalists. >> do you think that you bear any

noes there on 95 in virginia quite yet except the southern ction.starting to see some of that snowfall. alexandria eisenhower connector right side was blocked by a broken down tractor trailer. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway nice and open. w whzoom out, you can see where we have the snow falling this morning. ltway nice and dry and 270 is nice and dry through maryland northbound and no problems there quite yet. aaron? >> thank you. >>> 4:54 right now. a heads up forrs drin virginia. the cost of your annual car inspection is expected to go the general assembly has given preli preliminary approval for a bill that would raise the price. the increase would help make sure that mechanics are fairly compensated. opponents say a 25% increase is too much. >>> looking for a new job or know someone who is nbc 4 and telemundo is holding a job fair this friday with nationalareer fairs and the university of the district of columbia. from6:00 a.m. to noon at the udc student center on connecticutvenue northwest. you can come meet some employers and make su

nation where many southerners are still trying to reconcile the concept with the confederacy and racism. there is no way to address it other than denouncing the confederacy, and virginialy come to grips that that was a treasonous act, and the outcome of the activity of the confederacy was strictly racist. >> in terms of this -- as i mentioned continuing to evolve as a political story, there have been serious allegations now leveled against the lieutenant governor justin fairfax, accused of sexual assault, including in a powerful statement today from the woman, california college professor who says -- who described what she said happened in detail. he denied that charge both before her statement today and since. simultaneous to the evolution on those charges and that story today, we also got the attorney general of the state, another statewide elected official saying that he, too, wore black face. he wore black face once when he was 19 years old in college. now that we're looking at this, from the entire top tier of leadership in state politics, is this clear to you how this should resolve involving all of these leaders? >> first of all, the 1998 we denounce sexual ass

do know that the governor took a trip today to his home town in what's called the southern tip of the de march virginiad at capeville, where me ishe is a congregate. we are told from the "washington post" and other reports the congregants gathered around the governor and offered prayers for him and yet governor northam remains deninety, mounting calls, intensifying calls, as you report, for his resignation. this after this lightning development. you've got to stop and think about this, keir. it's only happened over the course of the last 48 hours. since this explosive story appeared online with the picture of ralph northam from 35 years ago at the eastern virginia medical school in norfolk, virginia, east of here, appearing to appear in that picture. of course, on friday, he said it was him. he reversed course at the tumultuous press conference here yesterday behind me and hard to find anyone at the state, level, national level who isn't calling for governor northam to step down. tim kaine and mark warner, joining senior democratic member of the house of representatives. president trump piling on with

there's pockets of light rain in southern maryland and thunderstorms, heade out toward norfolk and virginia beac reduced visibility due to fog outside, as well. be careful. take care this morning. it could be ice if it looks wet. temperatures on the freezing mark. 32 in martinsburg, gaithersburgh 36 in sn maryland. the forecast planner for today, from clouds and fog and some slipperiness this morning to s increasishine today. temperatures up into the low and mid-50s. todays the day we're up to officially 11 hours of daylight. >> ooh. i like that. we're getting some warmth thi weekend, as well. so many treats. 270 at montrose road. northbound and uthbound, nice and clear. it looks wet. i came down this morning and no problems on the beltway, either. everything's on hold, not knowing what we're dealing with because we're above freezing. most of the roads look good. the bridges and overpasses can have slick spots on them. 66 is fine. 95 northbound and southbound in virginia looks good. 95 in maryland. here.oblems 32 down to the beltway, will take you 11 minutes. >> thank you, meliss >>> we hav

democrats become an uncommo unpartly unco, whether you look at the scandal in virginia with governor northam or the southern anything. their message is one of opposition, no toll lens. >> they said they're going to obstruct trump's desire to achieve some semblance of security along southern border. even if you look in their own party, 18% of democrats support third trimester abortion and yet they are proudly backing these laws in new york and virginia in which this is not a debate about a clump of cells or a debate about a woman's body, this is a debate about viable human fetuses. lauren: getting back to the border wall and this is where we bring in the mood of the democrat as well. this is from 1996. '96. it sounds like president trump wrote it today. this fridays the democratic party platform then. we cannot tolerate illegal immigration and we must stop it. the border was under-patrolled and what patrols there were were under-equipped. drugs flowed freely. criminal immigrants deported after committing crimes in america returned the very next day to commit crimes again. why now are democrats so against a w

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a project we're working on in virginia right now, southern extension of the fredericksburg hot lanes. the difference for the commonwealth of virginia if we use private activity bonds is about $50 million. so if we can't make tifia washing for fredericksburg, we certainly hope we can, then it's going to -- that will mean $50 million that could have been put to work to improve transportation on 95 that won't be put to work. so it's a great program. it's been the foundation of the p3 market in the u.s. we need to make sure that program is well-resourced. they're willing to take risks and they're willing to work effectively with senior lenders and what is a reasonable capital structure for projects. >> right. that's great. and i think the chamber is with you on that. we certainly want to make tifia easier and more viable for a variety of projects. and, you know, it's been something that congress has put some money in. they pulled some money back. when we've got the fast act done. and we've got to make it work. because it's really a great leverage tool if used properly. while i'm with you,

southern parts of the area. les check in n with fredericksburg, virginia. to get a look at the roads there.e'll check in with our crews throughout the region. let's go toth aaron with a news story. >> all right, eun, thank you. >>> we' talking about the viral video you see here. this has now led to a lawsuit. you may remember af video an encounte betweenabetween. tudent nick sandmann was face to face with nathan philips. some say the teen mocked and intimidated philips and now his family isas suing hington post" for $250 million. the newspaper false accused him of instigating the incident and they targeted the teen. the third-party investigation found no evidence of racist or behavi behavior by the students. >>> it is now 5:42. new detailshe aboutan accused of starting a fire in comet ping-pong restaurant. 22-year-old ryan and his mother was seen sitting near a curious george stuffedhe animal during hearing. he aattempted to set curtains on fire two times a r thetaurant last month. the initial attempt failed but a second attempt was successful. he jumped a fence at the washington monument a

love to dig deeper into that and is it because they think that his particular, and with virginia being a southerne typical of someone who was raised when he was raised and that he has true remorse or is when he was raised and that he has true remorse or is it that the alternatives may be to have a republican governor? i am not really sure with the mac which is the greater issue right now and voters minds and specifically an african american voters minds. let's bring it back and wrong chrissy who is from virginia, what they are exercising is the donald trump and half on nature and date however deep the allegation seem to be? the true essence of what we are talking about here is power, the democrats obviously do not want to have this going into the november election in 2019 and all the veryjunior legislative seats are at this year and have an albatross around their neck and they want a claim to power but if they patient at the top three democrats who hold office and virginia, they will hand it to the republican speaker of the house. you have called for his resignation but like you make of the fact

but look, listen, i'm from virginia and i'm a southerner, we have to have a pathway for fw fwor, forgivenessg for forgiveness to reconcile and move forward. god help us in this country if we don't have a pathway to redemption around racial issues in this country. >> what about being able to reconcile? >> let's back up. i think we're conflating things we shouldn't. brett kavanaugh had several problems. there was an allegation, then there was clear behavior around copious drinking and additional allegations, and we did not have a full hearing, and accounting, even though we had a process for it. in this case, the issue is, we don't have a clear process, because the process of the election itself, the election has happened, so the question becomes a purely political one. but i don't think we should sit here and suggest that there was no -- we literally swept under the rug the opportunity to understand better what a series of women were saying about brett kavanaugh, and then we have his behavior that he exhibited in the confirmation hearing itself, which was essentially behavior that even conser

the continued investigations, the potential indictments that may come from the southern district of new york, from virginia, from d.c. >> ken, i have to ask you about roger stone. he is going to be in court today to face the judge whose picture he put on instagram. just moments ago, we saw him arrive in d.c. what do you think is going to happen? yes, even if he took the post down, he put it up there. he knew the damage it would do. he knew the message he was sending to his loyal supporters. >> at a minimum, stephanie, he is going to get a dressing down by judge amy jackson. it's possible she could throw him in jail. she certainly did with paul manafort, but he had been accused of the crime of witness tampering. stone has not been formally been accused of a crime. it's conceivable that a threat to a federal judge could be in play here. but he does have a first amendment right to criticize the investigation however unwise that is. i think at a minimum, though, you're going to see he will have a rough time in court with this federal judge today. >> a dressing down. that's a visual i'm not looking for at 9:13.

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we've had reports of covered ground across much of southern maryland and northern virginia moving intoea. all snow across the region for now. there will be adu g changeover to ice and rain later today. snowll totals certainly not a crippling blizzard. three to six-inch average for most o the d.c. area. closer to three in the southern suburbs, closer to five or six in the northern suburbs. the real ncern is ice. >> you're right about that. on top of the snow accumulation, we'll get what you're seeing come down right now, icy accumulations north and west d.c. could be about a quarter of an inch. west of 95orridor a coating and south and east we are looking at se light glazes. it if you want to get out with the kids and pla the snow, do it before noon. after that it becomes a wintery mix. sleet changing from a freezing rain, changing the a slushy rain later tonight. it will be tough travel out there all day. wednesday afternoon, about wlunchtime, that's whenre looking at that wintery mix. again, by tonightng it's g to be a slushy mess. by tomorrow, temperatures in50 e . this is going to b

in 2010, he opened bayou bakery coffee bar and eatery in nearby arlington, virginia, serving southern-influencedof two cookbooks, both savory and sweet, "grill nation" and "damn good sweet" starlinging new orleans-style desserts. welcome. tell us about this great table. >> we've got a good spread. at the end we've got the deviled eggs topped off with a little crawford ramoullade. it's a fun recipe. as kids we would squirt ketchup and mayonnaise directly on the table, mixed it up. this is the lazy man's right here which i love. it's quick and easy. i'm an impatient chef. we have good-old corn bread. all the cornmeal ground at mt. vernon at the george washington grits mill. we're the only one in the country that they grind for. there you go. digging into the pimento cheese. we've got the classic barbecue shrimp. like gumbo, every house, every restaurant's got a little twist on their version. i love putting a lot of fresh rosemary into it. a nod to my aunt boo, janice bujois, who lives 12 minutes from new orleans. i picked that up from her. and spinach madeline, something my sister would make every

and that is both in the district of columbia, the eastern district of virginia and most notably the southern district of new york. and that is because part of what robert mueller's team did is spin off investigations from the special counsel's office to those u.s. attorneys offices. and we know that they're -- just from what we know in the public record, there is already evidence of conspiracy. the question is whether or not robert mueller will say it's provable, right, because there's a distinction between whether we have evidence and whether you think you would win at trial. >> got it. >> because paul manafort giving polling data to russians, the rick gates who actually has knowledge and information about that cooperating, the extension of his sentencing and then when you add the latest indictment with roger stone and the filing we saw a few days ago which made clear that they have communications from wiretaps with russians, that they are using to say roger stone's case is related. so we don't know all the facts underneath that. we don't know how much it proves. but i'm just saying in the

southern border. >>> just about a half hour ago, a virginia lawmaker backed off plans to introduce an impeachment bill against justin fairfax. two women have accused him of sexual assault. he admits to encounters with the women. >> you have more than one credible allegation. the last one has been corroborated at the time. and he has to resign. >> fairfax is one of three leaders engulfed in a scandal. the state's attorney general and the governor are also under pressure to resign. >>> and that the, >> and all that they wanted was the truth. the liable was that this was all a political hatchet job sponsored by either a foreign nation or somebody politically in this country. >> jeff bezos revealed e-mails threatening to publish compromising images, including two neighborhood selfies of him. they are launching a probe to promptly and thoroughly investigate the claims. >>> new reports that amazon is looking at the plan to build in the big apple. andrew cuomo says that lawmakers who don't want amazon's new headquarters are committing governmental malpractice. >> reporter: i'm anne makovec. and let's look at

the justice department has found a southerner who will be acceptable. lewis powell from virginia, fairly conservative, but the chairman of the american bar association, so acceptable to senate democrats. he's easily confirmed. but nixon goes to the justice and says, look, what i want is a strong conservative. a principled conservative, someone who will fight for conservative ideas on the court. that's the first obligation. but the second obligation, nixon said, is ideally what we would like is someone that will help us for the 1972 campaign. this is late 1971. the 1972 campaign is gearing up and republican polling suggests that a particularly soft area for democrats in 1972 are northern white ethnic voters, who are concerned about issues like crime and the vietnam war, and what they see as the democrats as being too friendly to hippies and radical students and not consumed enough with isd working union voters. conservativereagan ethnic so essentially what we have is a transformation of the court from a very liberal court to a much more closely divided court with a strong conserva

that have been spawned and strategically spun off by robert mueller in southern district of new york, eastern district of virginiaald trump's legal exposure is far from over. >> you told "the washington post" this week, buckle in because it's going to be a wild ride, mr. barr. you ain't seen nothing yet. what does that mean? >> that means that he has to make a decision. is he going to be the people's lawyer or is he going to be the president's lawyer? clearly this president regards the attorney general as one of his min ionions. he has denounced the fbi and other law enforcement. absolutely unprecedented. shattering all the norms. william barr is a professional, or at least he should be, and he's going 0 have to stand up and speak out for the department of justice and the rule of law and that will make his ride a wild one. >> i'm going to ask you about a another bit of stunning news and that's this mass murder plot by an active u.s. coast guard who authorities tell us was a white supremacist. he had stockpiled an arsenal. we have a picture of some of the things that he had -- the weapons that he had gotten togeth

.>> you have virginia and maine is a good example, southern california.dy: it will be interesting what happens from here because obviously the speaker is going to go into another room and she's going to have the enrollment ceremony where she signs the document that will then go to the presidents desk. and we are told he is going to sign it. then immediately into declaring a national emergency.how does that work? >> the president under statute has the ability to do this. jerry nadler is the chair of the judiciary committee and the house of representatives.he said a few minutes ago to fox news he thought this was a terrible idea and it was extraconstitutional if it is something that he interpreted had never been used before. this is why the president at least from their interpretation, why they need to declare a national emergency. as i said, he moved things around but you need to get a signoff from the appropriations committee chairs and ranking minority members. democrats are not going to go for that if you're going to try and plus up the wall funding. so

insight into it but i do believe that bob mueller is going to hand off the southern district of new york, the eastern district of virginiaate attorney generals appropriate the investigative threads that will need to be continued to be pulled but i do think that we're going to see more in the coming weeks that will then be addition to the final report. >> former cia director john brennan. thank you. appreciate you being here. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead tonight. stay with. > much more ahead ton. stay with. . u. s. . u. s. (engine in the distance) (wheels screeching) (kickstart my heart by motley crue) (truck honks) (ave maria by shubert) (loud thump, wheels screeching) (kickstart my heart) and people think i'm nuts... (engine revving) (wheel screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (cheering and clapping) always there in crunch time (engine revving, leaves swooshing) go get 'em nutman!!! guys go through a lot to deal with shave irritation. so, we built the new gillette skinguard with a specialized guard designed to reduce it. because we believe all men deserve a razor just for them. the best a man

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