ut i got over it as we had our lunch there. and then after all the talks, i didn't understand what they were saying. ut i know what our side said for the ceremony. d i got -- i'm kind of getting over my attitude toward the japanese. heal my re this will nightmares and all those things that i've suffered. i have a broken toe, big toe because i've had nightmares and good thing i was laying away from my wife. i hit the wall with and bust my big toe. i went to the hospital. toe me -- they told me i'm too old to fix and let it be the way it is. that is -- i'm glad to be here and sharing with -- haring with you my story and i'm going to thank you right away for the chow. [laughter] >> i just -- just because i know you've just met this people, but jesse has been on this journey with his son here sitting in the middle. and you -- wondered if -- not only revisiting the battlefield but with your son, if there's anything you wanted to tell the colonel about that experience. jesse: well, naturally, i'm very proud of my son. he's an outstan

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again, not really significant ut damage, b damage spread out over a significant area. that's where we are live here in reston. derrick ward. news 4. back to you. >> telling he got that alert from storm team 4 and took action. pretty thankful there. >> reporter: indeed. >> 8:34 your time. not just reston saw damage. storm damage quite i visible parts of herndon. one of the trees that came crashing down along fort lee street last night. several streets in ourrea may be covered with branches this morning. give yourself extra time if you have to hit theoads in the next few hour. >>> sere weathereft its destruction in other partsomf thenwealth as well. this is a home in franklin county, virginia, near roanoke. you can see the roof is gone along with one entire side of that home. the woman who lives here said she hid in the basement and nearby, this was spotted. you can see a funnel cloud that one man was able to get vid of. no confirmation of a tornado touching downhere just yet but obviously a lot of damage. the same system that hit our area damaged other parts of the coun

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ut a pillow down here. thank you very much. i take care of the museum objects to keep them from degrading and help ensure that they will be here for another 50 to 100 years, so we do repairs, we clean them. anything that might be needed for that object to last as long as possible. i do know that it was used in he tent for heating. i do not know if they use them for cooking, but it is cast-iron. what i am going to do is -- the inside needs to be vacuum cleaned. you can see there is a lot of corrosion in here. i will vacuum clean it, then i ill take a scalpel and mechanically remove the corrosion. once the corrosion is removed, the step -- we will remove that and then i will put a solution of tannic acid on it. it stops corrosion and inhibit further corrosion. you put it on and it stays on the surface. when it rehydrated, if the moisture goes up, it will rehydrate and prevent corrosion by creating a barrier at the get through. this will not do this again. it will not be eaten away slowly by corrosion. this will probably take me a

ut we could see a shower any day.day a good chance of showers and maybe a strong storm or two. >> doug, thank you. some breaking news if you were just joining us. a gunfir fired inside a norther virginia cssroom. whytudents were kept ondo lockwn so far. >>> new research you'll want to hear before you reach for a popular energy drink. >>> a hrcut and blood pressure screening. coming up, three tips the alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever youyoot. let's u can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is thaeverything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort.ll we, look what i found. take controlitf your wifi with xfxfi. be careful out there! now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity internet for $34.99 a month for 12 months and get the speed, coverage and control you need with . click, call or visit a store today. > we continue to follow the breaking news. >> parents and their students have been reunited

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ut that was not his last test. he was to t before finish his term as governor, clemson s ruled that university had to accept harvey, arlestonian, as a student. of course, there was much resistance, and fritz spoke to the legislature and said to , we have run ay out of courts and we are going to be a nation of laws, and called upon all south carolinians to set aside the acura moany -- aside the acramony and that it was a new day in south carolina and the ation and, of course, harvey gant peacefully integrated clemson university. all of that was because fritz demonstrated the kind of leadership that we would expect to give. servant fritz and i became fast friends when i came here in 1992. of course, we interacted quite bit down in charleston. of course, he got elected to the state designate -- united states senate in 1966, and we interacted quite a bit. i'll never forget. fritz had tremendous wit, and i remember when i first came up here in 1993, there was a reception held because i had become, with his help, the fir

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. >> we knew it was going to come to th b,ut we didn't think it would be so high scale. >> pugh, who is on leave for health raeeasons has resisted calls. she is under fire for the sale of her children's books which she sold to a health plan that does business with the city. she also sold to the university of myland in a deal worth half a million dollars while she sat on the hospital's board. >> thisel has gone on entiry fa o long and unfair. >> reporter: the entire y baltimore citcouncil, maryland house of delegates, business leaders and now the state a governor who tweeted the mayor has lost the public trust. she is clearly not fit to lead. despite the looming scandal, mayor pugh indicates she plans to return to office whileim balte grapples with the urowing controversy srounding its mayor. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> we are end of the hockey season. it is officially behind us now. thanks, washington is starting to look forward to redskins football and the skins could build on their future tonight in the nfl draft. more than 1,000 fans are flocking to nashville and so is news 4 cory

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ut didn't make a conclusion on obstruction.e attorney general then stepped in and determined himself that mr. trump didn't obstru obstruct justice. reporting.firmed the earlier today the house judiciary committee approvedsu oenas for the full report. of the russia investigation. barr sai he wil release a redacted verse by april. this will play out at the wte house tomorrow. they are demanding the release of the report. >> all right. always tomorrow we expect the vatican to announce the new leader of washington. reports sfaced atlanta archbishop will be assigned to d.c. the "washington post" reports he has accepted. and the announcement will come tomorrow. gregory would be theirst african american archbishop of washington. >> new tonight. some answers as to why a man allegedly paid someone350 to terrorize a 7 year-old girl. by holding a guno her head. jackie brought the story of this bizarre plot and she joins us live from thecourthouse. >> jim i spoke to the little girls father. is distraught over this. >> i happy the police of

ut now that he is finished wasting america's money and time, now we can start getting down to investigating the real rimes that occurred. , want to finish, i came across i got a copy of a wonderful book, really interesting, called dark agenda by david or which it's -- horowitz. i was in his presence once and i introduced him as -- he was a ormer socialist and he's turning 80 this year. said, no, i was a communist. i was a complete communist. i was one of those rebeling in the 1960's. i was part of the riots and all those things. he but -- but he came to understand that communism doesn't work, never has. socialism doesn't work. margaret thatcher says the reasons it doesn't work is because eventually you run out of other people's money. but i would submit that the answer i got at a russian -- well, a ukrainian collective forum in the 1970's. i said, why aren't you out working in the field, midmorning? farmer says, i make the same number of rubles if i'm out there in the sun as i do in the shade, so i stay in the shade. those that are crazy enough to work while others are getting paid the same

. >>> cash may ut king, soon it won't be accepted at certain tolls in maryland. the franc scott bridge and hatem memorial bridge will onlyc besible by e-zpass come october. if you don't have one, you'll be billed by video tolling which i more expensive than the base toll rate. >> it's a nightmare. itctlly is a nightmare. >> virginia transportation leader are hoping you'll help them find solutions to relieve coestion on i-95. a new study is underway. a it lookst traffic along the interstate from the beltway all the way to the c northolina border. poncible solutions ilude better amtrak options and additional express toll planes. the first public meeting -- toll la the first public meeting will happen in our area next nth. cheers ] >>> back to back! >> there you go. nothing but smiles and chants of "back to back" outside of capital one arena last night. the ca defeated the carolina hurricanes in the first playoff game othe series. >> a great way to start. there's a long road ahead, though, if the tea t wants hoist the stanley cup again. after last night there is rea

and every time the world calls ut this regime for being a mafia racket, the irgc , as the secretary said, resembles more a racket than a revolutionary cause. so whenever we and other nations call out and expose the regime for what it is, it behaves like a mafia organization. we will not be deterred by their threats. mr. sales: and we are not going to get into the details to make sure people downrange are safe. i can assure you that we take force protection very, very seriously. and that is why we have run a robust interagency process to make sure that all interested parties are prepared for whatever the iranian regime might throw at us. reporter: hi, guys. can you talk a little bit about the timing of this designation. i know there has been criticism, especially now, because u.s. troops are in close proximity and could put them at risk. we have been hearing about this for a year. why now? ? at was the tipping point mr. sales: next step in our pressure campaign. this administration previously designated them for providing support. today we stripped away the plausible deniability. it's not

ut lauryn, thank you very much. >>> developing of california, later today, we're expected to learn morewho opened fire at a synagogue near san diego. one person is dead, three others hurt. >> this happened s exactly months to the day of another deadly attack in pittsburgh1 where 1 people died. shots rang out yesterday morning at the chabad off of poway synagogue as worshipers celebrated the last day o passover. >> a 19-year-old man in police custody believed to be the only suspect investigators say that after the sho ing thegunman gave a short chase bore he finally surrendered. and authorities found an star-1 e rifle in his vehicle. >> police are now questioning john t. earnest, they believe he may have set fire to a southern california mosque last month, witnesses to the shooting described what ty saw. >> i was screaming for my kids. i look to the entrance and see a guy, lik 5'7", white with like glasses with a vest on and just standing there like shooting, shooting, shooting everybody. >> nearby communities united after the shooting to show solidarity. in rancho bernardo, a group held

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recovering >> let's have yet another voice weighing in on the china question great to have you with ut show where do you sit on china? sond lafting hard landing is stimulus working? >> the stimulus is being quite slow to come through, but we are seeing signs of it coming now. you know, the credit impulses positive we're starting to see it in some of the softer data as well i think the chinese import data wasn't a huge supporter of that theory, but nevertheless, there's enough there, and history suggests that china stimulus does come through eventually >> we want to go back to the data this morning because it's mind-boggling how we are seeing huge swings from one month to the next, and obviously every year you have to take the first couple of months of the year with a grain of salt because you get the distortions from the new lunar new year holiday again, would you simply look through some of the volatility that we've seen in the data? i mean, in february we saw a decline in exports and 20%, and now we're up 14.2% in terms of export growth. >> yeah, i think you have to see through some

and --ut they do go in and out of each other because they talk to each other, like, you know, "don't. so i'm sort of -- i'm when sonny and cher start to kind of mold into this sort of comedy duo and get that brilliant come dynamic. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> that is so specific and so awesome. >> jimmy: and all thos bob mackie -- >> and, yeah, and then they go on to "the sonny & cher comedy hour" and become -- like, you guys are now going to be in people's living rooms. >> jimmy: oh. >> cher: right.>> ike, on a weekly basis. >> jimmy: and we have the action figures in my house. yeah, absolutely. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> we had some "sonny & cher" dolls during our rehearsal period that were sort of like our mascots. >> yeah. >> throughout -- >> jimmy: was there ever a part of your -- i mean, you see in the show, but was there ever a a part where you go, like, s "thart of my career i just wish that didn't happen." or, "i didn't like this part"? >> cher: yeah. laughter ] yeah. there were certain parts that were really, um -- difficult. and i was struggling. i mean, in the begin

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south,ut for us it is all he about a light to moderate onshore flow. morning cloud cover come after and such i come july and august i will probably see that for about 50 straight days, it is not always given that we do that this time of year, we will tomorrow. here's a change come after tuesday, with mainly sunny skies in the afternoon, wednesday we will see a lack of cloud cover, sibley changing the wind direction and with me just a little bit which we will on wednesday, means earlier sunshine, more sunshine, it means warmer weather and we warm up as we head towards wednesday and thursday and friday. now, let's talk about the weekend because the next area of low pressure that i just showed you over sunny california, this one has its sights set on central california. certainly closer to the bay area, notice, the northern extent of the rain, no rain like him about parallel with san francisco. there is the chance, not a guarantee, not even in the 7 day forecast, but a chance of a few showers, especially in the hills of santa cruz mountains and points out

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why has this been such a tough st to crack. >> that brings ut of full circle to how you started this off, which is this: even if you find one of these-- fine one of these companiesil civ-- $40 million, $50 million-- in the case of ma cessen-- $140 million-- this is a small amount with the company has $150 or $200 billion in net cap. it's a huge comd pany. me of these costs can be viewed as the cost of doing business. now, for the first time, the government is they go, "okay, now 're going to bring a criminal charge against some of ur executives." and i remember one investigator saying to us, very ecifically, "guys in expensive suits don't do well in jail." and they are clearly trying to-- a new tact toik scare these guys and to make them toe the le. brangham: we'll have to see a former scooe going off inha cuffs. lenny bernstein of the "washington post," thank you so much. >> my please. woodruff: 2012 was a watershed moment for the boy scouts of americy when the coungan learning about thousands of abuse allegations within the scouts' volunteer ranks. it was revealed the scouts kept f

. >> god save us and answer uts u.s. on the day we call. >> reporter: saturday ernest opened fire marking the final day of passover. one person was killed. >> i saw the worst sight you could ever see. a young man holding a rifle and shooting. >> reporter: arab buy who lost a finger to a gbt wound said there was a miracle when the gun jammed. >> a u.s. veteran army threw a chair at him to disarm him. the border patrol agent join ed in. they ran towards him. he was startled and he ran towards this car. >> reporter: among the victims an 8-year-old, her face and leg injured by shrapnel. >> i was scared. i felt like the movies. >> reporter: the mourning and the recovery will go on. >> you spend seven days in mourning and then we get up. we get up and we stand tall. >> reporter: a community dealing with tragedy, but vowing not to be defined by it. dan shenman, nbc news. >>> police are asking the public's help tracking down a gunman who opened fire at a cookout. one person was killed and seven injured. they were hachg on the op

m that know this morning 15 or utes today would have been critical to sending the cathedral, so we saluteirefighters' c. lucy: tonight, president macron addressed the nation. pres. macron: we found that what we thought was indestructible can be damaged. everything that makes france is alive and thefore fragile. yes, we will rebuild the notre dame cathedral, anit will be more beautiful than before and it will be done in five years. lucy: the fire burned through most of the roof, but the stone structure and many of its easures have been saved, believe wasrns some worn by jesus on the cross, and the famous rose windows. these photos were taken by one of the architects invited in to assesshe building. >> normally it should be stable, but i know they are going to investigate to see if there is risk for the building itself. lucy: people came again as if for reassurance, counting the weighing their relief. >> it is such a shock. uim discovering it now. it is a symbolicing for us. it still is. it always will be. >> you don't understand, how cah kind of thing happen right now? it is impossible to

that wiped them >>out. eporter: that's not just money,ut time.takes four years ofur nng that spat to adulthood. and it's all gone. >> there is no income. no harvest. total destruction. >> reporter: so climate change doesn't just impact the food supply. it impacts economies. not all oyster beds were isaffected. thed farther downstream is farther fromhe runoff. so its ph is still balanced. the heavy rains could have a rippling effect on these waters all year. some customer nutrients washed into the bay from the fms and lawns may bring algae blooms. these red tides absorb oxygen in the water. that makes it hard for crabs to survive. robert finds some he in the white salty streaks that form from the mist as we head in. and heooks to the sky, praying for a summer that's hot and dry. >> next to mother natu , she rules it all. we just got to hope we get a break. t news4 and telemundo 44 will continue feature stories about our changing climate. it's an ongoing series that looks at the challenges and the consnces that come when nature is disrupted. you ca

all sudden we got to issue ut poenas to get it tomorrow? >> this is not we're going to hear for sure. thank you all. > since 2011 deaths have doubled. meth is now considered a public health crisis in san francisco. last year nearly hf the visits to the psychiatricemergency at san francisco general were by people high on meth. in february san francisco mayor london breed announced a task force. joining me to discuss meth's comeback is health corresondent. nice to see you. so obviously a bigroblem in san francisco, meth use. how widespread is the epidemic outside ofn francisco? >> it varies from region to region.i general what we're seeing is a rise in stimult use opposed to the opioid epidemic. more cocaine and pcp on the east coast. but meth is much bigger in the west. so besidesit san francisco o big in los angeles. there's also pockets in denver and growing in texas as well. so within the west and the midwest, 70% of local law enforcement agenses say meth their biggest drug threat. >> 70%? that is enormous. and you interviewed a number of

ut easy for me b else. >> his calling i world. >> reporter: a little boy with an incredible talent forng piano and spreading joy. ♪ carry on carry on >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, dayton, ohio. >> what a bundle of talent and personality. that's "nbc nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in >>> this shouldn't be happening to anyone. >> this chinese new year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in the east bay. tonight the chief is responding. >>> a man accused of intentionally running over people fes> first the manhunt f gunman accused of two deadly shootings in the past 12 hours. we are live with the latest. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> we have been tracking this breaking story on air and online for the past few hours. this is 43-year-old stephen jefferson. police departments are looking for him for two separate homicides. >> jean elle has the late breaking details

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