trace is in for shep. save me, trace! take this show over. >> trace: they fought and bled for our nation. now a push to give our wounded heros a place to relax and heal in the mountains. >> you get up here and you feel the energy. you feel this -- >> trace: some purple heart veterans finding peace and fun on the ski slopes. their story coming up on "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shep. our reporting begins with the governor of virginia, ralph northam refusing to resign. he has been facing a political firestorm after this year book photo surfaced for more than three decades ago of somebody in black face standing next to a person dressed as a incluklu kl klamsman. >> that is not me. i can tell by looking at it. >> however, the governor admitted he darkened his face when he admitted he dressed up as michael jackson for a dance contest. the backlash has been deafening. there's word governor northam held a closed door meeting with him staff. garrett tenney has more. >> we know of two meetings with his sta

>> thanks, trace.erral to attorney general william barr was made about a couple hours ago. the central allegation is that michael cohen perjured himself. >> i didn't want to go to the white house. i was offered jobs. i can tell you a story of mr. trump reaming out reince priebus because i did not take a job at the general counsel's office. >> the criminal referral from congressman meadows and jordan that cites documents in the southern district of northern from the u.s. attorney's office. that is significant that is the of course that prosecuted cohen or reached the guilty plea. it reads during and afternoon the campaign, cohen told friends and colleagues that he expected to be given a prominent role in the new administration. and then there's the other issue of what cohen told cnn just shortly after the presidential election. >> is there a chance? >> that he will ask me to go to washington? >> there's absolutely a chance. >> would you go? >> 100%. >> we received a response from lanny davis. he's actin

. >> dana: here's trace. he's in for shep. >> breaking news and three huge court hearings right now. first, chicago, actor turned accused liar jussie smollett facing a judge. cops say his claim was a hate crime was a hoax. to maryland. a coast guard lieutenant in court accused of plotting assassin attacks all in the name of white power. the d.c. and the long-time trump associate roger stone order before a judge. the same judge he posted about online in a controversial message he quickly deleted. and breaking just moments ago. the republican in north carolina's controversial congressional race says the contest was undermined and that there should be a new election. i'm trace gallagher in for shep. the news starts now. we begin with breaking news. jussie smollett in court after he's accused of staging a hate crime against himself. last month, smollett claimed two masked men beat him up, put a noose around his neck and yelled homo phobic slurs. the police superintendent says the detectives have the checks smolle

here's trace gallagher in for shep. >> trace: billionaire busted! cops say they caught robert kraft in a sting at a massage parlor. he's accused of soliciting prostitution more than once. cops say there's video. the story and the patriots response ahead. singer r. kelly indicted for aggravated sex abuse. the latest twist in a sickening history in an allegation involving underage girls, sex tapes and a sex cult. a news conference with prosecutors set to start any moment. and jussie smollett out for the season. the news decision from the "empire" producers after police accuse him of a hate crime hoax in chicago. breaking news. president trump speaking right now in the oval office. we're waiting for the video to feed. he weighs in on a lot of topics including prostitution charges against robert kraft. i'm trace gallagher in nor shepard smith. the news starts right now. >> trace: police in jupiter, florida, naming robert kraft in a prostitution sting. they say they have video of him paying for a sex act in a strip mall massage parlor and video from hidd

actually, it's trace gallagher. you get trace today. i'll see you at 5 on "the five." >> we're live in hanoi. and president trump's former fixer on capitol hill michael cohen reportedly plans to accuse his former boss of breaking the law while in office. and reveals some of the president's private financial information. the news begins now. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump east former lawyer and fixer michael cohen kicking off three days of testimony capitol hill. nothing is off limits and cohen should expect to get questions from anywhere about anything. today's hearing is a closed-door session with the senate intelligence committee. tomorrow we'll get to see cohen testify publicly before the house oversight committee and on thursday he will go back behind closed doors to take questions from the house intelligence committee. at tomorrow's public session there is word cohen will provide evidence the president broke the law while in office. that's according to our corporate cousin the "wall street journal." it

i'm trace gallagher.ur world with neil cavuto" starts right now. >> neil: it's still a record high in 2019 with the dow jones industrial, stocks up. things are looking good for not just one, but two big pow-wows. the one you know about already, the president heading to vietnam for a second round of talks with north korea's kim jong-un. the with unthat affected the markets are upbeat talk from china and the united states on trade. the president saying substantial progress has been made, enough for him to postpone tariffs. the market's interpreted that to mean and the chinese to insist that a deal could be at

up next we have trace gallagher in for shep. >> trace: michael cohen back on capitol hill. the president says cohen a lied at the hearing except and one thing. the river hasn't been this high in 25 years. flood waters swamping thousands of homes and businesses and leaving hundreds of people stranded. now the national guard on the scene. a new warning about china spending big bucks to control what american students are learning right here in the u.s. the news begins now. north korea contradicting president trump about why his second summit with kim jong-un ended with no deal. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. president trump said kim wanted the white house to end all sanctions against north korea before he dismantles his nuclear program. officials in pyongyang said they asked to partially lift the economic punishments and washington wasted an opportunity that may not come again. the president said sometimes you have to walk after cancelling lunch and a signing ceremony. >> i could 100% sign something today. we had papers ready. it wasn't appropriate. i want to do it

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. hi, tracee.tigation with the ftc. internal facebook documents reportedly revealed it was knowingly tricking children into making in game purchases and made refunds almost impossible to receive with a complicated process. now, 16 consumer groups called on the federal trade commission to investigate whether facebook engaged in unfair and deceptive business practices in violation of a major childrens privacy law by charging children for purchasing made without parental consent. facebook says it dishave safeguards in place regarding the minors' purchases and has dedicated procedures for requests. lauren: the fast food wars continue. who is coming out on top. tracee: burger king features its mascot in a white suit as the kfg, like kfc, the king of flame grilling in honor of their new sandwich. the voice over states when it comes to flame grilling, a king outranks a colonel. kfc introduced robo cop as a colonel sanders stand-in. take a look. >> what's the secret recipe? >> if i told you, i'd have to ki

tracee:.tracee: this is the fip for trans paren transparency. cheryl: how much does an mri cost?oscar swag bag cost? tracee: these bags often include six figures worth of products and have nothing to do with the award show. the 2019 gift bag will feature a number of cannabis products, tied to the legalization of cannabis in l california, things like chocolates infused with thc, cbd skin care and membership to a cannabis social club along with private therapy sessions for phobia relief, lavish vacations, a tie let toit plunger, clothing, 15 sets of false eye lashes. lauren: are these developedders trying to -- vendors trying to send a message to celebrities. tracee: maybe they're stressed out. cheryl: i'm stuck on the pot facial mois moisturizer. tracee: what does it do. lauren: relaxes the wrinkles between the eyes. thank you very much. cheryl: stop commenting, i'm going to get in trouble. coming up, bernie sanders hitting corporations and the wealthy, only minutes after he jumped into the 2020 presidential race. >> we should not have a grotesque level of wealth inequality in whi

tracee: control. cheryl: do you want to buy a stock in a company like that. tracee:.tracee:. gerri: this is the new, new thing. you don't want to miss out on that. cheryl: interesting. molson coors is going to be targeting young drinkers. how young? tracee: molson coors said it will invest more on digital and social channels to, quote, engage and recruit 21 to 34-year-old drinker as the company tries to fight weaker sales in north america due to declining rates of drinking. molson coors sales volume fell 1.5% in the fourth quarter and the ceo, mark hunter, said we anticipate further contraction of the u.s. bee beer industry volumes. gerri: maybe aging of the population is responsible for that. cheryl: people thinking is not so good to drink beer. just a thought. tracee: drinking other things. cheryl: maybe try juice. gerri: tracee, thank you. [ laughter ] cheryl: the westminster ken he'll club dog show named another wire fox terrier as best in show this year. 7-year-old king from brazil took home the prize. wire fox terriers have won 15 times in the nation's most prestigious

tracee: we'll see.rforming arts center in ohio, and they are under fire for a pretty controversial party game that targets the president. tracee: a lot of people upset t about this. the community center recently advertised a child's birthday party package on its website for a nerf gun party with an option to play a game called shoot the president. everyone tries to eliminate or shoot the president. many in the community sharing their concerns that the game's theme could be sending the wrong message to kids. they've apologized, of course, said they're going to eliminate all games involving the nerf guns. i don't know how that ended up on the website in the first place. lauren: was it any president or president trump? tracee: i don't think it was specifically president trump, i think it was just president. regardlessif it's president trump, any president, that's not a good message to send, not a game. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. democrats are already gearing up for a legal battle with the trum

tracee: women on average spend $64.ations when it comes to spending on valentine's day. this is the surprising part. men. men expect their significant other to spend about $211 while women only expect their partners to spend $154. about 70% of people buying something on valentine's day, they'll be spending money on this hallmark holiday which a lot of people do say and some big deals out there for valentine's day. you can go to the olive garden, they have a special deal, $35.99, bread sticks, soup or salad, a shareable desert. chili's, $25, a l valentine's deal there. dunkin' donuts, they have the heart shaped donuts which we have on set here. they have bling sprinkles. cheryl: this is -- i'm all about the donuts as everybody knows of. that heart shaped donut, that is awesome. tracee: that is filled with jelly and that one is boston cream filled. cheryl: nothing says love like a donut. tracee: i agree with that. lauren: i'm eating it. cheryl: i'll talk while she eats. breaking bad is hitting the big screen and i think e

tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. good morning, tracee. tracee: chicago's maya pamar will introduce ordinances. she is proposing a robot tax that would levy a big penalty, possibly equal to the salary paid for every job automated. it would go towards workforce development and social services. the other ordinance would claw back taxpayer subsidies given to companies that relocate in chicago in the event that automation causes the number of jobs created to fall he below the number promised. cheryl: everyone's getting into the amazon debate. toys r us making a pretty big comeback it sounds like. tracee: possibly by the holiday season this year. they are trying to form a new entity called true kids. he details are scarce right now. the new company is exploring a number of options including free-standing stores, shops within existing stores as well as e-commerce. however, some toy maker whose are still owed money after toys r us liquidated are skeptical over the management team as these are some of the same leaders and financial partners that l

tracee carrasco has that story. tracee: apple suspended internal apps used by google employees on the ios mobile operating system after google admitted it used those apps to gather data on internet use from people who volunteered in exchange for gift cards. that followed apple's similar actions against facebook over its use of a similar data gathering tool that also used apple's system for the company's internal apps. apple has taken a strong position of protection of user information with ceo tim cook repeated by calling for privacy legislation. gerri: the beat goes on there. the appeal against net neutrality begins today. tracee: oral arguments before the d.c. circuit court of appeals today. the fcc tried to have the date put off because of the government shutdown p but the request was denied. internet companies, consumer advocates and several states want to invalidate the fcc's overturn of net neutrality which required internet service providers to treat all traffic on their networks equally. internet service pro

tracee: forget flowers.is valentine's day with a bread stick bouquet from olive garden. all you have to do, order the bread sticks to go from your closest olive garden, print and cut one of the bread stick bouquet wrappers that the restaurant provides, wrap the bread sticks inside and present it to your valentine with love. if you're still looking for a last minute dinner idea, how about a romantic date at the waffle house. nearly 200 waffle house restaurants taking reservations and offering dinner complete with white tablecloths making it fancier. cheryl: waffles never hurt anybody. the box office, we had a new winner this weekend. tracee: a new winner but a little bit of a disappointment. >> our lives went into chaos. the new life has toughened and hardened us all. >> two coffees, please. one black, one with a touch of cream and 25 sugars. tracee: the lego movie fell r short of the anticipated $50 million the studio was looking at. in second place, what women want with $19 million. rounding out the top fiv

tracings reduced. 23rd, she paid mr. cooper for two picture frames. i think the copies are these portraits reproduced in 1906. i don't know where they are now. i have read there is a suggestion she changed the hair and the dress. women often did that when they were older and they thought they .hould not wear low-cut dresses that is the one she made of her, i think but we cannot be sure. here's the copy i think she made of her husband's portrait. among the best-known images are of nativeile drawings americans who arrived from lands acquired by the louisiana purchase. the first visit took place in 1804. he is depicted wearing a u.s. military coat to read a silver piece -- coat. a silver peace medal. a silver armband. , the osagen noticed indians arrived. she notes quite a bit about their visit. another delegation arrived. dinner held for meriwether lewis and clark who had returned from the louisiana territory. augusta john foster commissioned some smaller watercolors. the one on the right is one of the watercolors he commissioned. mrs. thorton noticed s

tracee: i believe so. i'm excite. cheryl: tracee, thank you very much. this morning in the u.s. great week for the dow, the nasdaq, could be up eight weeks in a row. this morning, dow down 35, nasdaq down 10, looking at the futures. coming up, president trump expected to declare a national emergency today to build his border wall. is he setting up a fight, though, over the constitution? and will elon musk help nasa get humans back to the moon? you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say. ♪ come fly with me. november is noshaver month at city of hope. that means, to raise awarenes about prostate cancer, city of hope is urging men to stop shaving and get screened. but, here's my problem. when i grow out my beard, i end up like this. i mean, have you ever? how about this? how about this? ow! (laughter) noshaver with city of hope. grow it. show it. know it. cityofhope.org/noshaver (sfx:footsteps in wet cement) (sfx:birds singing, distant dog barking) hi hi ♪(whistling tune: "don't worry, be happy")♪ cheryl: red arrows for u.s.

lauren: tracee tracee carrasco with story.eds, when shoppers aim at grocery store, highlight items that meet requirements, this is from the swift-tech company, u.s. grocery stores will soon be using this in 6 to 9 months. you will eliminate is this for my diet. cheryl: we do 2 to 3% online. lauren: we are talking about iconic film and now you can own a little piece of it. tracee: february 19th, 20 at anniversary of the movie office space n honor of the day, swing line is releasing essential red stapler for the first time, just like the lead character who used in the movie. his line, excuse me, i believe you have my stapler. painted a stapler red in the movie. lauren: tracee carrasco, thank you very much. cheryl: mornings with maria starts right now. maria: happy tuesday, welcome back from long weekend, i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday february 19th, just before 6:00 a.m. at the east coast, back at the table another round of negotiations with china getting underway with washington, plus this taking legal action, 16 states have file

correspondent trace gallagher, back for a second bite of the apple, good evening, trace. >> trace: goodembarrassment jeff bezos will not be extorted by the "national enquirer." his claim david becker, which owns the inquire is threateningg photos of jeff bezos and his mistress unless he stops investigating the inquirer. the team is looking and how the tabloid got a hold of the private pictures and text in the first place and his post to the online -- the site said david becker wanted a full statement and no knowledge or basis for suggesting that american media's coverage of the affair was politically motivated or influenced by political forces. he then pointed to the past cooperation with president trump and his connection to saudi arabian government. remember "the washington post" which bezos own extensive reporting on murder of columnist which many believe was ordered by the saudi government. in his post, bezos noted president trump believes he and "the washington post" are his enemies. as for the threat to publish the pictures bezos wrote "of course i don't want photos published but

cheryl: here we go again, tracee carrasco.hat was mark zuckerberg's resolutions to have those conversations, crowd sourcing for third-party fact-checking partnership, zuckerberg emphasized he was not announcing any new program but describes the general direction that he wants to go. meanwhile in the uk today zuckerberg is coming face to face with jeremy wright, wants to regulate facebook. cheryl: he has problems. tracee: the fact that he hasn't showed up to meetings, big problem. breaking up is hard to do. tracee: on demand in new york city which helps with logistics of a break-up. packages range from 99 to $500, help you pack up, find new housing, assist with changing address, utilities, social events to help the new single stay busy, the company launched on valentine's day. they plan to roll out to other cities, la, chicago, dc in the coming years, so many could you please live together and when they decide to break up, there's a lot that comes along with that. i think it's a great service. lauren: tracee carrasco, thank you

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us once again with more on that story, what's going on, tracee.rmation about their users information like their weight, diet, so how facebook even get all of this information, well, report found that facebook got it when the phone users gave the information to the app, the app shared the data with facebook for ad-targeting purposes so essentially facebook can collect data submitted by users of one of the health apps, matched it up to own users and can better label them and improve their ad targeting, facebook trying to distance itself from, of course, latest story coming out from the journal. lauren: let's talk about beer and since super bowl and are you worried -- tracee: yes, they have been over a year discussing potential multimillion dollar collaboration aimed at winning beer drinkers back, well, those efforts may now be over after miller coors and bud light and all began with they ran 3 super bowl ads highlighting miller coors, use of corn syrup. miller coors communication's chief called, quote, waste of time and money to work on campaign whi

tracee? >> reporter: well, lis santee stood up to the address the body but she was not acknowledged by the speaker of the house who has been asking her to step down since last night. unprecedented, hasn't happened in recent history but the delegates met today and voted and voted nam unanimouslyor her to be censured. this is what she had to say shortly after. >> words matter. they cannfct pain and in this case, this word represents the most deplorable, and for that i accept your action. i too denounce this word. it is not in my vocabulary and does not represent my belief system, my life's work, or my heart. >> reporter: after that lisanti went on to say that she is not leaving. she will stay here as a censured member of the house of delegates because she said that is harder but the work she n feels sheds to do. earlier we spoke with one of the delentes who was there she made the comment about his legislative district. he tells us he could not believe what he heard when she said it. >> that put

trace, thank you.tures this morning and how we're shaping up on your wednesday, as the of course summit gets underway between president trump and kim jong un in vietnam. dow down 88 in the premarket, s&p down 8 and a quarter, nasdaq is down 20 and a quarter. trade negligenc negotiator robes heightelighthizer is heading toe today. democrats are trying to advocate big spending for their green new l deal but now republicans are claiming a small victory over the democrats' climate change push. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ r trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believ

tracee: good fat.ccording to wall street journal report. average prices of avocado, butter oil are climbed more than 60% since 2013, changes reflect dietary shift in recent years, more people switching to foods that are high in natural fats. now i think we are learning, hey, it's not that bad. lauren: european diet, if you will, is very in and you have news. tracee: yes, just in time for easter, new flavors this year, cotton candy, pancake and say -- syrup, you can only get those at kroger, you will find at wal-mart, chocolate caramel sold at target. toothbrush as well. cheryl: kids like their sugar. okay, the soon to be retiree has a really interesting plan for his own retirement. tracee: i think this is a good idea, facebook post of 64-year-old, post of retirement plan viral, quote, no nursing home for us, we will be checking in to a holiday inn, he's done a math and staying at holiday ifn would save a senior $100 a day compared to average cost of nursing home which is 188 dollars a day, free breakfa

in moments, brit hume, but first trace gallagher what we are learning tonight, good evening trace. >> evening, martha, facebook messages from meredith watson the second woman to accuse justin fairfax of sexual assault at duke university. they showed march 2017 watson was commenting on peer effects of his dizzy and telling contacts about the alleged rape march 19, 2017, she writes this is absolutely disgusting. this dude rape me. was it reported? is there something that could be said? meredith watson responded she did not report the fairfax assault because a year earlier when she accused duke basketball star corey maggette eat of rating her, watson claims duke university discouraged her from. it is reviewing policies at the time and corey maggette and the nba until 2013 and now works for fox sports denied the allegations. though fox sports is looking into the claims. meredith watson says when he assaulted her, one of the people she confided and was her friend justin fairfax. she claims fairfax told her the reason he assaulted her was he knew she would be too afraid to say anything. fai

trace?> and judge, virginia governor ralph northam confirmed he was in the controversial picture. 1984 yearbook showing someone dressed in a kkk hood and the other one wearing black face. northam didn't say which costume he was wearing. minutes ago he posted another apology video on twitter. he is not talking resignation. he is talking redemption. watch this. >> i don't have any regrets but i do find had you my comments did i answer that question. i regret that those comments have been mischaracterized. the personal insults toward me, i really find, disgusting. >> that's not the right video. he just went on twitter and posted a video. in that video, judge, which that was not it, he was saying that he apologized again. he went on to say that he is trying to gain the trust of his people again and he will work to do that for the remainder of his term. but, again, here it is. >> i have spent the past year as your governor fighting for virginia that works better for all people. i am committed to

thank you so much, tracee. tracee: thanks, heather.until the top of the hour, playing defense, why a head coach is standing by players who kneeled during national anthem and wait just a second, those aren't pineapples in the package, $19 million worth of cocaine that you have to see. presidents day sales event, get 0% financing for 72 months on this all-new silverado. drive yours away this presidents day. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/save and get 2 months free. heather: welcome back, jussie smollet's tv dad speaks up, posing video with real son with smolett saying, we love you, plays the embattled actor's

hi, trace. >> hi, martha.counts minstrel shows are the basis for putting on blackface entertainment dating back to 1830s mock or minimum minimum slaves. the slaves would often be forced to teach white performers how to be caricatures of them. by the end of the civil war minstrel shows were among the country's most popular forms of entertainment. in fact, by the early part of the 20th century minstrel shows on broadway were as popular as, say, hamilton is today. but historians point out the shows didn't just mimic, they degraded depicting black people as ignorant, lazy or abusive. and as entertainment evolved, blackface moved from the stage to the big screen. think al joelson sipping ma'amy songs in the late 1920s or eddy cantor and george jessel 1930s. for 30 plus years on radio amos and andy two white actors portrayed black men living in harlem. pep so he dent and campbell soup had no reservation about sponsoring the program for many years. many who admit to wearing blackface say it was a tribute to a black h

rob: tracee carrasco with more on what kind of data may have been shared, hey, tracee.information like your diet, your weight, all of this after a wall street journal investigation said that some of the popular health and fitness apps will not be sending that information to facebook anymore after an investigation, so how did facebook get all of this information, well, the reports found that facebook got it when the phone users gave the information to the app who then through software developer tools gave that information to facebook, now, the app shared the data with facebook for ad-targeting purposes, so 11 out of 70 apps tested according to the journal found that this information was being shared without users being notified, facebook backing away from this saying, it's really on the app's developer to share with users that this being information is being shared and not us. rob: i read the story every day now. there's a camera in the little tv on the planes. is that what we are talking about here? tracee: that's what we are talking about. newer seat entertainment syst

trace is in for shep. save me, trace!ush to give our wounded heros a place to relax and heal in the mountains. >> you get up here and you feel the energy. you feel this -- >> trace: some purple heart veterans finding peace and fun on the ski slopes. their story coming up on "shepard smith reporting." i'm trace gallagher in for shep. our reporting begins with the governor of virginia, ralph northam refusing to resign. he has been facing a political firestorm after this year book

great to have you back, tracee.ording to early statistics refunds are down 8.4%, that's a difference of $2,035 down to 1865, difference that people are seeing in tax refund the first week that the irs has been keeping track, of course, this is the first year under those new tax changes that went into effect and some tax professionals have been warning that your refund could be smaller if you do not adjust your withholdings, that may be one reason, of course, these are just very early statistics, the irs still coming back from government shutdown which they were impacted by and trying to catch it there as well. heather: let's talk about something real important. valentine's day, i don't have reservations and apparently i have to make them at waffle house if i'm going there. tracee: you can celebrate at waffle house, 200 locations at the country are accepting reservations, they will be serving dinner complete with white table clothe to make it fancier so what waffle house what they have been doing for 12 years now, th

let's go with trace gallagher with the latest announcements, put it all together altogether trace. >> the second accusers a woman name meredith watson who said this happened back in 2,000 undergraduates at duke university and she claims at the time she share the account with several classmates who had apparently provided statements to authorities willing to back up that claim that her lawyer also says she shared the story with friends and a string of emails on facebook and if that is the case, it will clearly be significant social media footprint on the story. the woman calls this, excuse me, a premeditated aggressive assault. she is not offering details, but she says the details of her attack are similar to the one described by vanessa tyson. remember that is the first accuser. in that case tyson said they were at a dnc convention in boston in 2004, and that fairfax asked tyson to go back to get documents and begin kissing. the consensual, and then, she alleges he put his hand behind her neck and force for belief pulled her head towards her forcing her to perform oral on him. he says

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joining us now live with more is trace gallagher. trace?and judge, virginia governor ralph northam confirmed he was in the controversial picture. 1984 yearbook showing someone dressed in a kkk hood and

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i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> tracee reached out to prince george's county police for comment.y said they couldn't comment since it has not gone to trial. >>> 6:15 on this saturday. a live look outside. mild temps as we start off here. lauryn ricketts tracking some precipitation. whether that's rain or snow, we'll break it down, just ahead. . >>> the bond between two retired montgomery police officers got deeper one officer needed a kidney. hisen former partner ha to be a perfect match. amy cho brings us their touching story. >> reporter: being a police officer means answering the call. stanley and amber knew that well. >> you don't know wha facing every day. it's sort of looking after each other, makingure each other, you know, does good by their work and gets home safe. t >> reporter: t used to work as beat partners in silver spring, putting in ten hours a day together, even hanging out in their free time. stanley is the godfather for her daught. >> it a brother/sisterhood. >> it is. >> it's a type of lifestyle you can't even describe. >> reporter: recent, stanley learned he

tracee wilkins, live.the studio. >>> we'll follow this for you a0 nd 11:00 as well. >> there's been an effort in recent years to make things safer r on thd for everywhere. but a new report says issues remain. the highway safety addmin strags is projecting 620 deaths last year. the district, maryland maryland an virginia all saw an increase in deaths since 2016. researchers say one factorse fo the ri, people driving bigger vehicles that can protect passengers but can cause harm to a pedestrian. >>>ay some s they'll fight, s othe they'll leave. a division caused that would have allowed same sex clergy is defeated. >>> the effort to bri ang >>> as we look to the end of the work week and the weekend, we're tracking not one but two storms to impact the area.e tomorrowve snow changing to rain and then more rain potentially some snow in the forecast on sunday. coming up in about five mines i'm going to break down county by county what i think you cani expect school delays and closures tomorrow. plus the bread met

rob: tracee carrasco from fox business network, tracee i'm nervous about tax returns.e: according to new stats from the irs they are saying the first filing week, they have seen tax refunds come down 8.4%, last year the average for the first week, $2,035, that's down to about $1,865, that's difference of $170, of course, this year there will be increase focus especially with the recent tax overhaul, many tax officials have been saying make sure you have changed any filings as withholdings because that's going to affect what your tax refund will be, that's a concern there. they have been warning of the change but the irs says these are early numbers of the first week, of course, the government shutdown, that could be impact there but they are seeing the returns that have been processed and receipts have been down from last year as well. jillian: i haven't even started thinking about that yet. tracee: still have time. they brought this back from last year. the cherry mocha, starbucks says candy cherry syrup melted together with hot expresso, many people on social media a

quickly or reassigned or fired that the case could not be closed or vanish in the night without a trace. >> mccabe says the president deliberately lies to get what he wants and could never pass a lie tector test at the fbi training nter. if he were on the box at quantico he would break the machine. the day before robert was named special counsel during

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again, i think this is mainly a rain event with traces ofle.vations within these counties, that's where you're going to see some freezit rain, and i saw t there on wednesday. most us on tuesday saw some rain, but ias in percyville and loudoun county on wednesday mornnd look at th morning and look at this. this is all grown. this is whaik it looks later on. the higher elevations will have rain. if you live in the higher elevations be careful things could be slick tonight andni tomorrow m. let me go ahead hand show you what's going on. the morning is dry and this moves in through the afternoon andly evening. ma rain event and this will all be out as we go through tomorrow morning. by tomorrow lunch time we'll be dry. sunshine later on on monday and we'll have sunshine on tuesday before we cloud up tuesday afternoon and then we've got some snow coming our way wednesday morning. it will stay snow for a little while before it switches over to vemix and then eventually switching to rain wednesday afternoon and wednesday night and we'll keep rain show

trace. >> good evening, ed.e is the far left justice democrats are in the process of remodeling the democratic party. justice democrats are made up mostly of young people who just a few years ago didn't have any interest in politics until they became galvanized by the message of bernie sanders. the fact that sanders lost didn't stop them random. in fact, many arguments and plea shifted toward new blood, including helping freshman congress member alexandria ocasio-cortez get elected. with ocasio-cortez represented the future, just as democrats are making it clear that centrist democrats are holding the party hostage and becoming obstacles in the fight for things like free college add medicare for all. so the goal is to counterpunch with willing liberals like newark mayor bill de blasio. watch. >> >> quite sick of democrats who are afraid to be democrats. who are afraid to be bold and progressive. >> step one on the bold and progressive agenda is to gather support for the upcoming ocasio-cortez green new deal reso

it is out on dvd now, leave no trace, it should be at the oscars but it isn't.t. good to see you, as usual. that is it for this week, thank you very much for watching. from both of us, goodbye. what a day some of us have had today, it's been absolutely beautiful out there. it certainly has felt like spring and those temperatures got up to 17 degrees. many of us, around the mid teens. tomorrow will be mild but they will bea tomorrow will be mild but they will be a little more cloud in the sky compared to what we have had today. clear skies across europe and much of englund and wales. more cloud across scotland and northern ireland this will trip in as we go through the course of tonight and tomorrow suffer many of us, the skies will be hazy but the high pressure is right across europe. it is mild in so many areas and you can see these green colours, indicating a pretty mild evening out there. temperatures at 7pm still into double figures. the rain is starting to push into the western isles of scotland and that is because we are on the edge of the high—pressure so

it is out on dvd now, leave no trace — the film that should be at the oscars, but isn't.ark, thank you so much. that is it for this week. thank you very much for watching. from both of us, good night. the week ahead is looking mild, but the first half of the week will be cooler then the second half of the week. monday, tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures while still above average will be around about 11, i2 degrees. the morning on monday, starting numbers are nine in london, five, six. no frost around at all. the temperatures can only go up. are they going to go up on monday? not know if a lot. there is cloud in breeze. maybe some thunder and hail as well. a fresher day for most of us. as well. a fresher day for most of us. not quite the mid—teens we've been seeing in the last few days. the same goes for tuesday. the weather front is expected to swing across northwestern parts of the uk. wet for belfast come up for glasgow committee be the irish he is well. —— what for belfast, for glasgow, may the irish sea as well. skipping to thursday, friday, and the weekend, co

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