tong is intonight suffering from lung failure. >>> a sad story involving kevin durant's family following the shooting death of cliff dixon. dixon had arrived at a nightclub and was in the parking lot when he was shot. he was there to celebrate his birthday. durant's mother expressed condolences on twitter. >>> dozens of people gathered at u.c. berkeley for a somber vigil. paying dribble to the -- tribute to those killed in new zealand. one cal professor said the caus >> some students are fearful, last week as the students were prepared for the friday prayer they hold on campus, there was height ebbed security. there's people that family ties to some killed in new zealand. >> the mountain view school district approach a proved a plan. the project calls for the construction of 144 affordable homes. more on the project. >> the superintendent says it will make a dent in helping retain the districts 600 employees. the vote was unanimous, the school board project. >> school board leaders addressing a critical helping teachers live where they teach. >> we've looked into living in mountain view,

tong flew for vietnam's air force flying alongside americans during the vietnam war. he has been in a coma in san diego since tuesday. tong is suffering from lung failure. >>> a community gathered in san francisco tonight to remember man police killed five years ago. abc 7 news was in bernal heights park where alex nieto was fatally shot. police say nieto pointed a gun at them. it turned out he was holding a taser. a federal civil jury exonerated the officers. the city approved a resolution to build nieto a permanent memorial. >>> a terrifying health battle for "game of thrones" star emilia clarke. while she says she nearly lost her mind. >>> a woman stabbed to death inside her home. now a county supervisor is demanding big immigration changes. >>> how these lessons are helping build a better bay area. >>> first, what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. i strongly urge you to watch tv all night tonight. this is a remarkable thing and a remarkable achievement. although it is who just does stuff. you got it wrong.

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newly released records show richmond police officer jerred tong , who was named in that case, was fired that same year for making false statements to internal investigators. no further details and not released yet, and there's no direct mention of guap and what to investigate received. we did find a non-officer linked to the guap case. terrence jackson, he was suspended the same time have to be engaged in a sexual act on duty . guap set in summation it was contained at this time. seven other officers were disciplined and that sex scandal, but we don't have others records just yet. we also have not gotten any account for richmond police are the union representing the officers. 2 investigates has been compiling baylor law enforcement transparency records to officer investigations, check out interactive map on ktvu.com/ twoinvestigates. i'm brooks jarosz, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> allegations of sexual harassment involving cal football program. what woman says she entered when she was a student intern, and how the athletic department has responded to her claims. >>> we are learning just how muc

you got the end of the vietnam 1973 tong place over 1975, the opec oil crisis. there was a great deal of chaos. it seemed to be a moment that theripe for making post-cold war order and think about new trends that came about. steve: what did you learn? kevin: i learned a lot. for us, it was a real adventure because we were really writing about the history of our own lives. ofwas a process rediscovering things we thought we knew as teachers and people who had grown up in these decades. steve: what surprised you as you looked back at the presidency of jimmy carter, ronald reagan, george h w bush. kevin: the reagan revolution comes in and really sweeps everything assigned. what we discovered that there is a real stickiness to ideas and institutions that survived the reagan revolution and there is a real preservation of some of those old values and old policies so rather than a conservative ascendancy, it's a conservative versus liberal type of war. steve: you're on social media with more than 220,000 followers on twitter. how did that come about? kevin: i have no id

governing body has suggested the formation of a twelve team competition that would exclude samoa fiji and tongs or in response players from the three countries are set to vote on whether to boycott this year's rugby world cup in japan concerns about a player welfare have also been raised with leading names fearing an overload of international matches. world rugby says any plan is yet to be finalised but they're hoping to have a.

governing body has suggested the formation of a twelve team competition that would exclude samoa fiji and tongs are in response to players from the three countries are set to vote on whether to boycott this year's rugby world cup in japan concerns about a player welfare have also been raised with leading names fearing an overload of international matches. world rugby says any plan is yet to be finalised but they're hoping to have a new international global league in places early as next year the initial proposal involves twelve teams including the usa and japan but exclusive excluding the pacific islands countries would play each other once the are culminating in semifinals and a final in december fiji samoa and tonga have all qualified for this year's world cup and around quarter of the players at the events will be of pacific islands heritage or rugby writer alan demarc says the threat of a world cup boycott will have a big impact. pacific rugby player welfare group released a statement willie said that they had the support of internationally players and present rugby players in condemning th

they were indigenous people in those countries the countries were taken and sometimes very almost tong's very brutally so we've had processes of colonize asian you know being removed genocides being removed off country put into reserves missions residential schools and then having new laws dictated to enforce legislation so there's a history told the countries that are about people losing their they draw it's losing their countries and losing their human rights which needs to be we need to go into recovery about certainly in a stride. there was denial of that that process of history that's now starting to change change around certainly are proud then prime minister . kevin rudd's apology to the stolen generations was one of the really historical moments where there was an acknowledgement of the harm done and a genuine polity given for that how i think that we as a nation can start healing when and and this is a truce a non est between different groups professor pat dudgeon former commissioner for the national mental health commission it's been a pleasure talking to you thank you for join

tong tongs, mr. president.re of aquaman.un is probably hawaii's best bet. >> the utah senator argued the solution to climate change is to fall in love, get married and have some kids. >> he argues solving climate change involves increasing the population, more people to tackle the problem. ocasio-cortez fired back on twitter saying if this guy can be a senator, you can do anything. >> we have seen crazy visual aids on the senate floor before, and this one here of the late former president reagan there, that's pretty patriotic, you have the flag and a jurassic park style -- you have a machine gun. >> it's fascinating because scientists have weighed in. they have said what they said. >> yes. and they have strong visual aids themselves. >>> coming up, the healthiest communities in america. did yours make the cut? >>> later in "the skinny," the big headline about cult classic, "the princess bride." the story may soon be coming to broadway. >>> and how john legend just might be the best dad ever. you're watching "wo

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you got the end of the vietnam 1973 tong place over 1975, the opec oil crisis. there was a great deal of chaos. it seemed to be a moment that theripe for making post-cold war order and think about new trends that came about. steve: what did you learn? kevin: i learned a lot. for us, it was a real adventure because we were really writing about the history of our own lives. ofwas a process rediscovering things we thought we knew as teachers and people who had grown up in these

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headed tong news 4 is the scene.t is 5:00 a.m.od go morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. also just into news 4 today, footage of actress felicit huffman inside a california courthouse. she was arrested yesterday and charged as part of that massive colle admissions scandal. she is one of dozens of people who were arrested. >>> we'll check on your commute and your forecast befor we get back to our other headlines this morning.as melissa mollet look at the roads and rails. let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> if you're downtown or next to the chesapeake bay, you're probably above freezing. it's a much different story away from the citynd water. 26 at dulles airport, 37 in washington. 35 in annapolis but only 28 in prince georges county. so, again f you're away from the city or the water, it's cold one. so school day forecast then, kidsn

north korean leader kim jong un has been meeting dummies present new and tong north korean media are describing it as a goodwill visit it comes a day after the break down of a vietnamese posted summit between kim and us president donald trump which ended when the two sides could not agree on conditions for sanctions relief. let's return to our top story breaking news coming in that an indian pilot who was in pakistani custody has been released and he is back on indian territory joining me now from new delhi is our correspondent and the mission jess while he misha the deal of the release of ring commander benumbed then took a long time people have been waiting there for hours he's now on indian soil give us a sense of how he's going to be welcome there. when i'm with others reed has definitely been a long one initial report was that he would be handed over at about four pm and then time but it's been well over five hours since then the reports are also at this point that this is basically because of procedural t.v. isn't really it and they're both have documentation but of course ther

john went after me hammer and tong. [applause] everybody talks about our relationship, but we went after, he is the one who said joe biden should be taken off the ticket, joe biden should be et cetera. it was tough but we had the same value set, we never questioned one another's motive. it is hard to question a man or woman's motive when you know them personally, even though you fundamentally disagree. i used to say to john, john, you haven't seen a war you don't want to fight, and he said, you haven't seen a problem you don't want to fix. [laughter] so we had real, real serious arguments, but folks, folks, we have got to get to know one another again. i think it delaware it is because we understand that for this democracy to work, there was only one way to make it work, just the way our constitution is written, including the state constitution. you have to arrive at consensus. period. without consensus, nothing cat -- nothing can get done for the people. that means you need to listen to the other guy, the other woman,

john went after me hammer and tongs. [applause] everybody talks about our relationship but we went -- he's the one who said joe biden should be taken off the ticket. joe biden should be etc. it was tough but we had the same value set. never questioned one another's motives. it's hard to question a man or woman's motives when you know them personally. even though you have found them mentally disagreeing. i said jon, you have not seen a war you don't want to fight. he said you haven't seen a problem you don't want to fix. [laughter] we had real serious arguments. folks -- we've got to get to know one another again. understand that for this democracy to work, there's only one way to make it work. it's just the way the constitution is written including state constitution. you have to arrive at consensus period. without consensus, nothing can get done for the people. that means you need to listen to the other guy or the other woman. work with one another and respect one another no matter how badly you disagree. that's why the

little tong back with share for his efforts. >> don't forget this is a herculean task for the government overturning 230 votes. i think the pricing is appropriate for that sort of outcome. if the deal went afoul next week, if we got signs that it was likely from when he comes back, we would see some weakness in sterling but it will not move a great deal until we know the way out of this ministry. the bank of england -- the u.k.ure institutions have access to euros. how big of a squeeze in terms of access could there be if there were a no deal brexit? >> i don't think that is something to take seriously. preparations have to be made. i doubt the liquidity squeeze will be that substantial. this is obviously a precautionary and welcome measure. it helps stop liquidity issues. i don't think it is something that we should become too flustered about. >> saying that there is little weight being put on a low deal -- no deal scenario. perhaps the financial markets are under waiting this to their own detriment. i don't think there is less risk of that to be honest with you. -- mps showed in the vo

>> yes, christine, this is tong changly chang-ri. they've actually been pulling part of it down.m jong-un spoke to the south korean president moon jae-in about it that he what considering letting international investigators to check that it was into action. now what we've been seeing just in recent days and weeks is that they were starting to put it back together again. this is ciss 38 north and corroborated by intelligence reports we know from 38 north, it was somewhere between february 16th and march 2 end. so it could have been during, before or after the summit in hanoi between kim jong-un and president trump. experts are trying to figure out is it a way of north korea showing it's not happy with what happened in hanoi. but many saying they're going to wait to see what the intelligence says. at this point, we've had no official word from the trump administration. >> thank you, paula. >>> house democrats plan to update their resolution condemning anti-semitism, the resolution is likely to come to the house for a vote tomorrow instead of today. democrats face pressure from comm

the first time in tong where republican john mccain famously blocked it, this times in the courts building on a district court case. this pivots the discussion away from president trump's big victory, proof from the mueller report that there was no collusion. that conversation is not over. i'm having trouble with my board this morning. there's a new reuters poll that shows nearly half of americans still think there was a connection between the trump campaign and the russians. but this is simply not true, according to the attorney general, quoting rob mueller. there was no collusion. 48% of people still think there was. >>> fireworks as the secretary of education betsy devos defended the white house's budget in congress. the trump administration says it wants to cut education money by 7 billion, including $18 million for the special olympics. >> do you know how many kids will be affected by that cud, madam secretary. >> let me just say again, we had to make some different decisions with this budget. >> the question is how many kids. >> i don't know the number of kids. >> it's 272,000 kids.

out of seven people, six got out, susannah tong died in the fire. >>> and the oakland school board cutt the budget. >>> sacramento, dozens of protesters were arrested after another night of marches to protest recent decisions not to prosecute two police officers who fatally shot stefon clark last year. activists from black lives matter were arrested along with a pastor and a journalist. the district attorney said that she will not file charges against the officers nst the officers >> one year ago, stefon clark was unarmed. he was in his grandmother's backyard when police officers shot and killed him. the district attorney said that officers feared for their lives, they mistook a cell phone that clark was hoping for a gun. clark supports now want the state attorney general xavier becerra to bring the charges. >> we hope that attorney general becerra does, even when sacramento district attorney didn't have the current to do, which is prosecute the two police officers involved in the killing. >> attorney general xavier becerra says that he will be wrapping up his investigation soon and mak

there were seven people in the home and only six were able to escape. 85-year-old susannah tong died. he could face life in prison. >>> we are learning more about the two little girl who is survived after being lost in the woods alone. how they made it through several cold wet nights in humboldt county. >>> right now, we do see that traffic is moving along okay on the san mateo bridge but it is getting crowded getting out west. >>> more rain arrived, san francisco, sfo and oakland has some rain right now. this is the leading edge. more is on the way. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 6:12. the two little girls who were lost in the woods in humboldt county are telling their story of survival. >> we were very hungry. >> 8-year-old leia carrico and 5-year-old caroline carrico spent two nights alone in the wilderness, huddled together to stay warm until they were found on sunday. they said they ate leaves and granola bars and they were scared, worried that bears would get them. >> my sister cried the whole night. so i told her to think happy thoughts of our family and i kept wat

is indexed tong other commodities, either oil or gas in other places, so finally, to have a liquid tradingng marker is critical for our formation of commodity. alix: biggest risky see right now? meg: biggest risk is probably the ability of the u.s. infrastructure to be built, and manage the risk of supply across the gulf coast. we have a lot of task getting stuck behind pipes, especially in the permian basin, and i think prices in the permian this morning are at -80 cents. alix: so basically paying to get your gas? meg: so we have really competitive supply the u.s. we need to -- almost $200 billion will need to get it out. alix: great to see you. back to you. vonnie: alix steel, thank you, with the ceo of tulare and c tellurian. ceo of coming up, the former ambassador to canada on an uncertain future. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i am mark crumpton of bloomberg's first word news. president trump tweeted that he intended to remove new sanctions against north korea, but he actually wanted to lift and multis on -- penalties. the white house said the sanctions against the chinese remained in plac

tong from the s.b.a. is not going to be able to work on that, so perhaps, commissioner yee riley, you and i might be able to have a conversation in the next couple of days to see if there are any ideas you have since you helped organize those events. >> i didn't know she's not going to do it this year. >> yeah. >> talk to her. >> the s.b.a.s role and involvement has had to shift some based on the federal requirements of how they can participate in activities. and then moving on legislatively, the key legislation that's still before the -- will come before the commission at the april 8 meeting is supervisor brown's legislation around the acceptance of cash by brick and mortar businesses. there is -- they're working on substitute legislation or amending legislation that i think she plans to -- she plans to -- their amendments that she -- there are amendments that she plans to make, so we'll be hearing that on april 8. and then, the vacant and abandoned commercial storefronts, i reported last time that the l

and so, again, suggesting somewhat better that we -- need tong that we don't tighten the monetary policy maybe as much as i previously thought. so i think the data has changed enough. he risks are obviously out there as part of that story and so at least from my perspective, shift in my view in the appropriate path for policy. n terms of whether i would change my views back. well, i did mention in the speech, if this was kind of a fake, if the economy really 3% this year 5 to or inflation picked up more, we have to reassess that. i think the patience language is a commitment ot saying we're not going to raise interest rates. saying right now the economy's in a really good lace given the level of the interest rate. we have some time to collect more data, to get to your point, reassess the economic outlook, and come to a judgment. say that we to would ever need to raise interest rates or lower interest rates, but for the time being i think we're in a good place and i don't have any particular i think the term you used, as far as where policy should be where it is now. >> thank you. second

i'm going tong bring back manufacturing. 600,000 new jobs in a short. of period of time. it should be easy, don't you agree? democrats want to pretend that there is no border crisis. for one simple reason, because they have caused the border crisis. and you know why else honestly? because they want votes and because they don't want to gives us a win. they don't want to give us a win. they put that ahead of what is good for our country. the mass illegal immigration across our border is a direct consequence of democrats supported loopholes. democrat promises of amnesty. amnesty. you have people coming up -- they are all met by the lawyers, and they have come out. they are all met by the lawyers and they say, say the following phrase. i am very afraid for my life. i am afraid for my life. okay. and then i look at the guy and he looks like he just got out of the ring. he's the heavyweight champion of the world. it's a big fat con job. a big fat con job. and democrat sanctuary cities and their refusal to protect american borders, it's not the money. when i fought for them rece

mighty name of jesus, the one who at the name of jesus, every knee will bow and every tong will confess, jesus, that you are lord. > >>>. >>> the first everyone muslim woman to the state legislature was sworn in this week. the customary opening prayer that kicked offer the sex became a political lightning rods. about to be sworn in was states representative movita johnson harelle. including dozens of family muslims. everyone was delivered by a prayer by her soon to be colleague stephanie borowitz. she invoked lord and good six teams each. her message struck many as problematic. here to discuss is the representative and the president of the family research council tony perkins. i'd like to play an excerpt of the prayer for our audience and have you watch along with us. roll it. >> god for give us. jesus, we've lost sight of you. we've forgotten you, god, in our country. we're asking to you forgive us, jesus, god, i pray for our leaders, speaker turzai, leader cutler, governor wolf, president trump, that we are blessed because we stand by israel and we ask for the peace of jerusalem as yo

. >> all right, doctor david tong with sutter health, we really appreciate you coming in. >> thank youmen's history month is celebrated in the march and this year celebrates the 100th anniversary of the amendment that granted the right to vote. this year's theme is balance for better. joining us to talk more about this is the vice president of programs for financial women of san francisco and the past president of the organization. thank you for being here. first off, financial women of social san francisco, what is that about? >> financial women of san francisco is to support women within the finance ecosystem. we do that in a myriad of ways. we help students with education through our scholarship program. we have been able to grant over $2.5 million in scholarships. 2/300 graduate and undergraduate students. we do that by outstanding programming and not to mention, least of all, the international women's day event coming up. >> speaking of that, our tickets still available and what will you be addressing at this event? >> no, unfortunately we are sold out. fortunate for us, unfortuna

zoo mo z >> reporter: mocking his former tong jeff sessions. >> as you know, the attorney general saysoing to recuse mice. i said why the hell didn't he tell me that before i put him in! >> reporter: and his appeal to russia to hack hillary clinton's emails was just a joke. >> because with the fake news, if you tell a joke, if you where sarcast sarcastic, if you're having fun with the audience and if you're on live television with millions of people and 25,000 people in an arena and if you say something like russia, please! if you can, get us hillary clinton's emails! please! please, russia, please! >> reporter: the president directly contradicting what he told nbc at the time. >> does that give you pause? >> no, no pause. >> reporter: the president say the u.s. is -- the u.s. has announced an end to the annual large-scale joint military exercises with south korea as nbc was first to report. u.s. defense officials tell nbc that the trump administration is ending the military drills as part of an effort to ease tensions with north korea. the kim regime views these exercises as preparati

let's go hammer and tongs on the difference of ideas but remember that people are more than their ideas. is also anuest accomplished musician. >> i was a french horn player. when i was 19 i dropped out of college. dropped out, kicked out. splitting hairs. i went on the road all the way through my 20's. i played chamber music and wound up in the barcelona symphony. i finished my bachelors degree at a place called thomas edison state university which is an alternative university learning environment. byt of my classes were correspondence. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say shut out from syracuse. very liberala togressive area in africa the very conservative not far from mar-a-lago. i have to say the people i work with and my neighbors are not at all what the media portrays. where peoplences for the most part if you talk to them face-to-face are genuine and nice. you can relate to people on many different levels. just wanted to say that. >> thank you. i think most people watching us can relate to that. this is the key thing that the media and politics and academia are doing. they a

they said jerred tong was fired from the force for making false statements to internal affairs investigatorsn was fired for engaging in a sexual after while on duty. other officers were disciplined. ktvu requested documents under new state law that requires police in california to release records under certain circumstances. six the area police units filed suit to stop the release, but a court ruling requires them to comply. richmond, walnut creek, concord, and martinez of all released records under the state law. antioch and the contra costa county sheriff's office still have not provided documents. and for more on the story, you can visit ktvu.com . there, your fun and interactive map of which bay area police department our recent leasing personnel file, and which ones are not. >>> three sussex accused of robbing and shooting at a tv station crew at oakland has not returned to court today. cameras were not allowed in court, but our crew got video of one of the suspects as she walked into the hearing. lolita princeton is currently free on bail. she along with maurice turner and donald jeter

records released in the 2016 sex scandal, according to the records richmond police lieutenant jerred tongas fired from the force for making false statements to internal affairs investigators, officer terrance jackson suspended for engaging in a sexual act while on duty. 7 other officers disciplined and the scandal. >>> san francisco-based levi strauss went public today for the first time in 34 years. >> levi's employees ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange, suspended its new genes policy for the day, many of the traders could be seen sporting levi's diamond denim jacket, the second ipo for levi's, a ,66 company previously went public in 1971 but was taken private in 1985, levi stock open at more than $22, 31% from its price of $17, levi's valued at x $.6 billion. levi c.e.o. sent an email to employees that said, by going public will have the financial flexibility to invest in levi strauss and company's long-term success, as i said before the ipo isn't the finish line, it's a new starting line for us. >>> new at noon facebook revealed it didn't mask the passwords of hundred

>> i think that he spent a lot of time advising people who wanted to bring more russian control tong ukraine on how they could do that. >> tucker: since we're all very judgmental on that. people who lobby for pakistan, and there are a lot of them and most are democrats, pakistan supported the taliban during 9/11, people who lobbied for thaw, should they go to jail? >> i don't see evidence of them running a campaign while pakistan was interfering with our election. which russia clearly was. look, i hear a lot of gnashing of teeth on the right about people reacting here. i hope when jussie smollett gets sentenced, people are saying, that's too much. >> tucker: if jesse's mullet is looking at prison for lying. >> tucker: i will be the first one to say this is not a police state. okay. let me ask you. >> let's hope everybody is saying he should get a life sentence, too. >> tucker: i don't know what the guidelines are. i don't think he should get more than ary a fentanyl dealer. the phoniestor person in washington is cory booker. he got on the senate floor hour after hour, telling us we a

let's go hammer and tongs on the difference of ideas but remember that people are more than their ideas. is also anuest accomplished musician. >> i was a french horn player. when i was 19 i dropped out of college. dropped out, kicked out. splitting hairs. i went on the road all the way through my 20's. i played chamber music and wound up in the barcelona symphony. i finished my bachelors degree at a place called thomas edison state university which is an alternative university learning environment. byt of my classes were correspondence. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say shut out from syracuse. very liberala togressive area in africa the very conservative not far from mar-a-lago. i have to say the people i work with and my neighbors are not at all what the media portrays. where peoplences for the most part if you talk to them face-to-face are genuine and nice. you can relate to people on many different levels. just wanted to say that. >> thank you. i think most people watching us can relate to that. this is the key thing that the media and politics and academia are doing. they a

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they were indigenous people in those countries the countries were taken and sometimes very almost tong's very brutally so we've had processes of colonized you know being removed genocides being removed off country put into reserves missions residential schools and then having new laws dictated to enforce legislation so there's a history told the countries that are about people losing their they draw it's losing their countries and losing their human rights which needs to be we need to go into recovery about certainly in astride the there was denial of that that process of history that's now starting to change change around certainly are proud then prime minister. kevin rudd's apology to the stolen generations was one of the ways really historical moments where there was an acknowledgement of the harm done and a genuine polity given for that hound so i think that we as a nation can start healing when i'm in a ship and and there is a truce a non est between different groups professor pat dudgeon former commissioner for the australian national mental health commission it's been a pleasure t

i'm listening tong that end it's like, i wonder if deep down they knew that there was no evidence.e had two senate committee, house committee, an fbi investigation, all conclude no russia collusion. now we will get to that. also, what i'm told is the majority of interest in mueller's team was all about russia, not about obstruction. we all know, james comey admitted, he could be fired for any or no reason at all by the president. >> a couple of things. first, jim comey's professional reputation is on fire. everybody is forgetting here that it was jim comey's memos, the leak of those mamas that was meant as a push and incentive to start this witch hunt that ended up today like a dumpster fire. we now have nothing. another thing on comey, they base to nearly their entire investigation on the dossier. we now know according to comey himself he claims is salacious and unverified. not only does comey initiate a bulk investigation that leads nowhere based on a fake dossier, he also incentivizes them through the leak of illegal information to start a special counsel probe that leads to wha

general, very few quotes from the special counsel bob mueller himself in this letter that bill barr sent tong ss over the weekend. what we do know is barrin dete there is insufficient evidence to charge any american wi conspiring with the russians to attack the 2016 election. we also know bob mller has concluded that, with respect to obstruction of justice, the esident's firing of the f.b.i. director james comey and other a steps, it wasn common regulation of the president as the white house is saying, but it wasn't an indict either. ticelso know the jus department decided to answer the question for itself. the a.g. and deputy a.g. hae decided there was insufficient evidence tindict president trump now or later for obstructing justice in this situation. >> woodruff: are we going to know more? >> barr is barring the report to scrub it for information mateonal and going investigations, the many effshoots of the special counsel probe that haven farmed out to other u.s. attorney offices around the country, they expect bereleasing a lot more information. there's no timetable for when that will hap

the witnesses say the two began dueling with buffet tongs, and while no one was hurt, two of their friendsn court because they won't have a leg to stand on. in defense of that joke, it was the only one the producers would let us make. you will be happy to know the two have become great friends. he took her out to dinner last night. [laughter] kennedy: i haven't seen this much snow since that mtv deejay was playing in the 90s. 12 inches of snow. we will be right back. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. lou: good evening, everybody. radical dimms and some rino republicans

the incompetence, it's mad tong watch. the tweeting is just the way to get it out of the way so i can get it off my chest and move on with my life that day. that's basically it. frankly, it's so i don't end up screaming at her about it. presumably that her is kellyanne. julia ainsley, leaving the kellyanne anne george conway stuff aside, there's news from the mueller investigation. s pseudo news from the mueller investigation. that's that rod rosenstein will be staying on longer at the doj. did the president get a heads up about that? does that mean the mueller investigation is going to take longer than was initially reported? >> so the words we're using around here today are a little longer. they keep emphasizing that little. it's not that he's signed on to stay through the end of the year. there's just a delay because rod rosenstein was saying he was leaving in mid-march. today is march 19th. it doesn't seem that the end is anywhere quite in sight for him. i was looking around that office today. people are still function

. ♪ written tong has airlines to confirm it is working on a software upgrade for the 737 max saying itreleased -- saying it will be released soon. shares tumbled is the approval process for the 737 max came under investigation. we've been told the inquiry began before last week's fatal ethiopian airlines crash. dave, just how serious is this inquiry? give me a sense of the gravity. typically, a crash investigation would focus on the cause of the crash and try to come to grips at the regulatory level on how to prevent the next one. in this case, we are talking about a grand jury subpoena to present evidence. this is very serious. an alarming note is that they seem to be focusing on the approval process and how the software for this plane was approved. that raises the threat that this could go horizontal, that they could begin looking at other approvals as well because they are burrowing down into the process of how this plane got approved to fly. how did it get there in the first instance? should we see it get there soon? dave: the software issue is one thing but the training of the pil

headed tong news 4 is the scene. it is 5:00 a.m.od go morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. also just into news 4 today, footage of actress felicit huffman inside a california courthouse. she was arrested yesterday and charged as part of that massive colle admissions scandal. she is one of dozens of people who were arrested. >>> we'll check on your commute and your forecast befor we get back to our other headlines this morning.as melissa mollet look at the roads and rails. let's start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> if you're downtown or next to the chesapeake bay, you're probably above freezing. it's a much different story away from the citynd water. 26 at dulles airport, 37 in washington. 35 in annapolis but only 28 in prince georges county. so, again f you're away from the city or the water, it's cold one. so school day forecast th t, kids plan peratures near or below freezing as you wait for that bus here early thi sun is not up until 7:23 today. but it will be outdoor recess an

you know, if liberals want to be liberals and go after conservatives, do it hammer and tongs. conservative uncle and separate the person from the ideas, you'll never persuade him and you'll be unhappy. and that's not what the country wants. any candidate who comes up with a 93% strategy and actually can effectively sell it to the american people is going to win and change the country. and all of us can do this revolution inside ourselves. >> how do you feel about social media? because the criticism has been, well, they're trying to -- you know, if we start to sensor people, if they put up more barriers, then that's a left or right issue. and the president has said, no, you're trying to go after conservatives. but the point i've been trying to make is how about just some basic standards, okay? >> yeah. >> you and i can disagree right now, but you don't have the benefit of saying, hey, steph, go "f" yourself on tv, because we have some basic standards of decency. yet on social media platforms, "f" off is a good morning. >> yeah, for sure. the fcc would have something to say abou

let's speak to politics lecturer, jon tonge.been doing a lot of broadcasting over the last few days with your expertise but none of us have been through anything like this, have we? unprecedented chaos but there is light at the end of the tunnel. the commons returns on monday and there will be more indicative votes, that is non—binding votes. i think this time we mightjust non—binding votes. i think this time we might just possibly non—binding votes. i think this time we mightjust possibly get a majority for something. why? that something might be that the customs union. it only needs five mps to change their vote from last wednesday when they only lost by a margin of eight, for that to potentially go forward. what does that do? what will that even do in terms of... you know, they have put the deal forward three times now. she said this is the deal and there is no wiggle room from the eu. even if this indicative vote indicate there is a will in parliament for something, what would she do with it? well, firstly a vote for a custo