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once pedice wat that video millenn wasn s under arrest. since malone has beenl in j her little boy's condition has improved so much he's even been able to go to school. coming up we'll show you much more of that hidde camera video. >> just so disturbing. elizabeth malone, by the way, will be sentenced in july. erika? >> students from and throughout our area are expected to lve class tomorrow morning and march to the white house. they'll be protesting gun violence. you may remember many students did the same thing last year after the mass shooting in parkland, florida. parents might want to check school policies during the walk out to make sure their child stays safe and doesn't get an unexcused absence. >>> it's designed to keep students safe, an app that trts them on college campuses. why they're now using the app s even ase students are raising privacy concerns. our northern virginiar repor david colver has the story tonight from fairfax. >> reporter: all for new logy especially if it means making his campus more secure. >> i think it'll

stuck this tower >>> if you're just joining us now at0. 4 we've got to tell you about something we watnessed, a dr rescue in the district. a worker who was stuck 120 feet upe air on a radio tower has been safely rescued and now on the ground. the 911 call went o shortly after 1:00 this afternoon, but it took severalours for crews to figure out how to reach that guy. he's now being checked for hypothermia rightnow. news 4's mark seagraves has been covering for us on the ground. so stay tuned. >>> now looking at other news, other big news today the natio talking about r&b singer r. kelly is in court right now for a child support hearing. reportedly owes hundreds of millions in back child support. >>elly has pleaded not guty. >> they were describing lucifer. i'm not lucifer. >> reporter: at times his voice here cracking. >> the reason i apologize for that is this was the first time i was able to say something. i've saidnothing. >> reporter: at other times, angry. three time grammy winner r. kelly speaking out the first time since his arrest in an interview on cbs this morning. >> so they're lin

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like if you're on the terrorist wat watchlist, maybe you shouldn't be able to buy a gun.war do not belong on our streets. [ applause ] >> no bump stocks to make it easier to kill. no. there's so much that we could do to improve safety for our children and for all of us. things that people agree with who are gun owners and things that people agree with that are not gun owners and we have to do them at a federal level. because even if you change your laws in mississippi, if they don't change their laws in the other states, someone can just go put it in the back of the pick up and come on down. so this is a national problem. goes back to the question i have been talking about, who does government work for? right now it works for the healthy and the well connected and that means we have a federal government being held hostage by the nra. i believe we can fight back and we can change that together. >> let me bring in samantha manning that works here at jackson state university as an administrative assistant in the disabilities services department. >> hi, samantha. >> hello. as

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she said they would adoopt a wat and see attitude. back to you. >> joining me now is rachel bade, a congressional reporter for "the washington post." rach rachel, great to see you here. so post barr report, as we wait for the mueller report, it seems both pearce aarties are turning healthcare. they think it was a winning issue in 2018. so are all the people in the caucus, all the democrats on board with this new plan? >> absolutely. trump gave nancy pelosi a gift. democrats have had a tough couple of weeks. there's been a lot of infighting with ilhan omar and her comments about israel, we've had a divide in the democratic party, and then they got the news that mueller didn't find evidence to charting president with either obstruction or some sort of conspiracy with russia, and so, you know, the news the next morning, tuesday morning that the white house and the trump administration is going to try to completely axe obamacare, perhaps not surprising, the timing was perfect for the democrats because this is one issue where they can unif

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