i went to sit down with the boss of wh smith.tailer. it means he has had a good ringside seat to all of the changes on the high street right now. he does not do many interviews. in fact this is his first ever tv interview and i began by asking him just how challenging it is out there on the high street right now. much of the problem in the high street comes from the cost of operating there and the biggest cost that we face as retailers is business rates and often our business rates and often our business rates and locations are higher than the rent we paid. and that just can't higher than the rent we paid. and thatjust can't be right. many of the businesses that have disappeared from the high street over the last two or three years have been quite clear about the pressure that disney's rates put on them and, in effect, we have taxed some of the uk's retailers out of business. i think that is one of the things that needs to change. one of the biggest criticisms is that many of your stores on the high street look tatty and tired. t

wh thay noa bers their last ride after all. >>> news 4 begins with a storm team four weather alert. >>> good. evening take a look at the radar behind me. all of this making today a weather alert day. right now youay be seeing clear skies, but as you are about to see, that can quickly change. >> all of a sudden, run for your lives! >> i love the announcer. thunderstor sending fans scrambling at nats park. dthe stormayed the game. the storm team has been monitoring the action and joins us now with more on these storms. ha right. all day we been building the fuel we need for these storms to move in. you saw some pop up there. we gothe some on t board now. we're not out of the woods yet. wait until tonight. south ofn, warre that was a severe thunderstorm. we are seeing very heavy rain. let's zoom into areas just south because this storm starting to pick up a little zeal there. you are seeing the reds and oranges, pretty heavy to the north of woodbridge. lots of showers. north will be hit as well. and then in the district, if we move over to the district, r thatht, take a look at this. jus

the conservative case against wh he said yesterday was twofold. he shouldn't have introduced exculpation at all. prosecutors don't exculpate. they clear. they prosecute or they do not. to do otherwise is besmirching someone's character. the second is odder. that mueller is trying to influence events here, the course of events. it is his responsibility to remind congress and the public where his obligations end and theirs begins and i don't think that is outside of his purview. >> effectually he was saying my report and investigation was not the end of something. it was a step in the process and now congressati takes it from h. and matt miller mentioned the exoneration, claims of exoneration from the white house. here is actually what bob mueller said yesterday about insufficient evidence to establish conspiracy between the donald trump campaign and the russian government. >> the first volume of the report details numerous efforts emanates from russia to influence the election. this volume includes a discussion of the trump campaign's response to t

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. >> reporter: wh a right wing group exposed the photo, the governor apologid to african-americans but then later said he did not believe it was him although bhe woreack face once to imitate michael jackson and they pressed him why he &háhp &hc% was him in the photo. >> he decided initially to go with the apology opposed to the outright denial. that, you will see in the report, was a surprise to many of his staff. >> reporter: given his denial they sought to find out if the photo could have been placed on the page in error. >> we have no reason do believe they were mistaken. >> reporter: the reports findings doing little to change the mi of this naacp lieder who continues to call for the goi around and reiognre apologizing. he's on an apology tour. if you did nothing wron that was you, why are you apologizing? >> reporter: the governor released a statement i am not in the racist offensive photo. i know and understand in ely february and my spoons for them have caused hurt for many for that, i am sorry. in norfolk, virginia, julie, carey news4. >> if you'd like to seeit, we put that ful

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