companies or virginia governments or virginia universities to create enterprises that create jobs and contribute to the tax revenue for the commonwealth. we're concerned about the fact that they are operating totally independent from the supervisory agency that has responsibility for economic development, the virginia economic development partnership is supposed to do the planning and the coordination and the evaluation of economic initiatives. however, the virginia israel advisory board is out here doing its own thing. we think that the fact that this is no oversight and coordination would be one reason to launch a jlark study. another reason -- what do i push? i'm going to ask the sesame street quiz question. which one of these is not like the others? if you answered the state agency and the state seal on the left, you're right. that's the virginia israel advisory board and its seal. it has customized the commonwealth of virginia's seal for its own purposes. on the right-hand side is the official seal of the commonwealth of virginia and listed there the three state agencies i mentio

this includes places beyond virginia, north virginia, west virginia. the eastern shore, on the peninsula, in farmville, lynchburg, throughout the valley. the process begun here at appomattox of disbanding and paroling these army continues. some decided it was in their best interest to turn themselves in. others found themselves and had --choice -- from them selves and had no choice but to turn themselves in. their ability to do so reflected the inclusiveness, the flexibility and the generosity of grant's terms. importantly, this often overlooked story is crucial to understanding how the war ended. of course, we all know that not army in theohnson's field, but other armies in the field. appomattox is a stand-in. dutch of lee'sr army was paroled in some place other than appomattox. first, grant's desire for a swift and to lee's army. second, the history is often far messier and more precise than we like to imagine. finally, in keeping with the theme of this year's series, that we still have a great deal to discover about the civil war. thank you. >> grea

apply to west virginia because west virginia was part of virginia when virginia seceded. mane is an example of one who has been with lee and is at appomattox and has his parole pass. what isback to now north-central west virginia and he is stopped by a group of guards. they say you cannot come back here, you're confederate. he pulls out a pass and they laugh and they say we do not care about your past. at which point -- pass. at which point he pulls out a gun and they let him pass. years later he is still being harassed because he is a confederate. that is a much larger story. there are all sorts of examples like that out there. >>1 we have a couple more questions. question, they did not have the technology to confirm this is this man and this is legitimate. , at the timeng is of the civil war when somebody gave their word or took an oath they tended to stick with it and live by it. whereas today we might not do that. if they gave their word they were expected to do what they said. >> my name is jim morgan. if you cover this and i missed it i apologize. i am curious about

virginia. wind it's for first national championship they go from the humiliation of being the first number one seed to lose to a

, virginia, nd north carolina. according to moody, the a.c.p. ios created over 4000 constructjobs. >> i have eight construction spreads. each spread is made up of approximately 500 to 800 employees. so when they come to the area, 's a pretty big impact especially in these little tiny towns that we're used to being in. >> reporter: many the workers on the a.c.p. grew up in west virginia, but the increase in new jobs has brought in workers from out of state as well. cody hibbard lives in aansas t has been jumping between welding gigs across the country since he left the naval academy ag age 19. several months o, he drove to buckhannon, west virginia in his trhek and camper to work on a.c.p. >> the wage is definitely liveable. it's a great way to make a living. >> reprter: cody earns $5600 per week in addition to benefits. joshua hall is a professor of economics at west virginia university. he says pipeline construction has stimulated the state's economy. >> undoubtedly there's real benefits from the shale gas boom. s

house of delegates in virginia. [applause] >> if you are a virginian get registered, go register five other people and we are going to take the momentum from the house in the senate and take that into 2020. [cheers and applause] >> clerk of court is also on the ballot in alexandria. i will keep this short because you are not here to hear me talk. i was excited to find out one of our democratic candidates for president was stopping by here in alexandria. personally, this is what i've been looking forward to reading of learning more about their position for the future of the country. i was out campaigning last year not far from where we are now. i ran into something and had to do a double take. there were a lot of yard signs out for different candidates. there were 12 of us running for city council. this one struck me. his campaign was all the way out to the lone star state, almost 2000 miles away. low and behold there was a beto for senate yard sign. [cheers and applause] >> standing strong in alexandria. born and ra

normally he's a guy that's going to score a lot for virginia. once he got going they really featured him and he wanted the ball. i'm sure coach bennett said look. let's run the offense. let's try to set some screens for him. let's try to open him up. and he rebounded inside he scored in and out. i thought dennis did a fantastic job. >> texas tech had a chance to win this game. i wonder if players are aware of the situation and i'll tell you specifically of what we said. virginia tech is up three. the ball is inside and they kicked out. had they defended that play differently we could have had a different result. >> i thought really on that play. we're going to stop it here. in this situation. you know they want a three. so i would have thought they would defend the three going that way. then they kick the ball out. my view was if they collapsed on that that's exactly what virginia wanted. let's show that again. cue it from the start. i thought if you're texas tech you have to defend on the outside. >> devils advocate. >> here it is. we're going

up, a fraternity at a virginia college suspended. we're looki at the hazin allegations leveled against the members. >>> plus, taking the hot seat. the attorney general prepares for a budget meeting, but as calls for the release of the mueller reportlorow er, both sides of the aisle are getting ready for a hearing that could be anything but noal. chuck? >>> good morning, everyone. time for that dog-walking forecast. there is cute little allie here. 12-year-old girl, low energy, long islander dog. find out how to adopt allie on our we >>> a live look outside on this tuesday morning. eit is finally feeling l spring outside. and we are here for it. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrest. wahoo h. the virginia clears defeated texas tech in overtime last night. a big nightni win the ncaa championship for the university of virginia. the fans went appropriately nuts in charlottesville well into the weeorning hours. >> no other way to do it. >> this morning we are live in mearlottesville with a look at the

they also contain the wars to army ofous armies, the the potomac and the army of northern virginia. it has the newspapers with the largest circulation in the united states. british and french observers habitually gave the progress of the war by what was happening in the eastern the at her. they had a view of the united states that is very similar to the view that new yorkers have of the united states. when they look at the united states from london and paris, they can see everything to the appalachians, and then it is beyond indistinct the o there, like everybody in new york can see all the way to the hudson, and then beyond there, it is indistinct. a factor that brought greater attention to the e. lee.is r. it was a measure of the predominance of the eastern theater in the minds of people in the united states and in the confederacy that appomattox believed to render the ulysses s marks the end of the war despite thousands of confederate soldiers after april 9, 1865. and appomattox, as everyone in this room knows, after more than 150 years, remains a wildly understood moment as whic

about virginia. and since february we've had a lot of problems there. we have the opportunity, chris, to pick up our house and senate. so to pick up both chambers with the governorship, be the first time in 26 years. as governor, you know i had a record number of vetoes, 120. there are bills i pushed through that just couldn't get through the republican legislature. background checks. virginia joining the regional greenhouse gas initiative. something i did through executive order. >> you're saying you don't want to run for president. you're going to run for governor? >> why are you in politics? to help people. where can you have the biggest impact on people? the leadership of virginia has been reaching out to me the last 2 1/2 months. i spent until 4:00 in the morning on saturday morning with the state party chair all night talking. i invested a lot in that state and i love that state. we've got to win the house and senate because we can change it, we can take it to the next level. so i've listened t

here's a bit of their reaction. >> yeah, he was going withho virginia the time. but then he made a bet with one of his buddies at school that texas tech would win and lost. hed bum about it. it was an experience i'll never forg. >> i hope that kid wasn't talking to chuck bell or something. t home, fans packed local sports bars. the scene in arlington here. a l of uva fans. they are glued to the screen. there are going to be a lot of tired people this morning. u know what, uva did it! nation champs. david culver is in charlottville, safe to say he hasn't slept.o he's going live at 5:00 on "news4 today." >>> today a would-be terrorist will appear in court on charges that he planned to kill as many people as possiblet national harbor. >> the best news is it didn't happen. >> 28-year-old rondell henry stole a u-haul from an alexandria garage last month. his goal was to run down pedestrians. his first stop was dulles airport, but security was too tight. the next day on march 27th, he went to national harbor, parked his trk, and snuck on to a boat to sleep. the next mo

virginia preschools met 6 out of 10 and maryland met 7, west virginia met nine out of 10 and west virginia identified as the states on the move for improving publicreschool. >>> the system will close allye ow and blew lineti stas to repair the crumbling platforms. the platformto resration product is work that issa nec. >> it is so bad there, it's hump. the braddock we get a test line in two weeks when metro shuts down the stations for a weekend the beginning of may. >>> attorney general william barr getting set for tomorrow's big reveal. what we're learning about the mueller report and plans for tomorrow morning. >>> amelia is back wither 10cy ing... practice french. cooking class? art festival. climbing.tt g a new volkswagen can be easier than you think. what will you do with the extra time? hot yoga. yeah. no, like yoga... but hotter. i love it. yth practically justr signature, you can get a 2019 volkswagen jta for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing. >>> montgomery county police need help solving the murder of a tnager. a parking lot in ge teen w

, to confront virginia governor ralph northam. he canceled at the last minute. the governor was to attend a fundraiser for state senator dave marsden, he is running for aa-election in 2020. members of the n and the local gop showed up with messages for the governor. >> the governor is associated with aan ku klux that's not okay. and that should not be okay. >> a couple of things.he it is late-term abortion bill. that obviously kick-started the aole thing. but heitted to being in a yearbook photo and then took it back. >> as for state senator marsden he was among those calling for northam to step down. highs changed his position. northam is embroiled in a page in his medical school yearbook showing someone in blackface next to someone in a kkkrobe. he denied he was in the picture but admitted he darkened his t face onceo resemble michael jackson in a dance contest. >>> two more namesre added to the list of democratic presidential hopefuls this mornin south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg officially announced his campaign. >> my

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at one point the virginia band during a time-out was playing congratulations to the kids from virginia. these kids, and i have to remind you, last year they were the first team in history, the first number one seed ever, to lose in the first round, to lose to a number 16 seed. those kids got death threats after that game last year. one player, kyle guy, who is now the most outstanding player of this final four, actually talked openly about mental issues and having anxiety after that. to come back on this redemption tour a year later and to win it all, you have to be happy for those kids. heartbreak for texas tech for putting up the fight that they did. not a lot of people expected them to be in the final. congratulations to them as well. this one's in the books. two teams vying for their first-ever national championship, and virginia happened to be the ones to outlast texas tech in another heart-stopping game. they're going to need to give everybody free health screenings in charlottesville, pretty much the cavaliers giving everybody a heart attack the last three games. that's the word

basically the future of the army of virginia, lies in his hands. we have watched him through volume 1, sort of come out of nowhere. and, if anybody predicted this guy is going to be a general, just a few years earlier, nobody would have imagined there he is. they gathered the trains in the artillery rounds, and he writes the very windows of heaven seem to open. rain fell so hard, that the whole earth was covered with water. streams ran across the roads and every depression of the ground, wagons and artillery carriers filled fields in all directions. a train creeped west of the mountains, the storm increased artillery every moment. canvas is no protection against it. lying upon the hard naked boards of the racket bodies were drenched by the cold rain. horses and mules were blinded and maddened by the storm, and became almost unimaginable. the road, winds, and waters made it impossible to mitigate orders. he rode alongside the wagon train, barely able to see, but what he could see and hear was horrifying, even for a man who had to witness and sufferi

thers from virginia, james garner, james mifflin, everett radcliffe from virginia all served. the outbreak of the civil war meant the beginning of the end of the institution of slavery in the city and throughout the country and a new economic and political relationship between african-americans and the broader community. it's important to note the debut of the museum of the civil war, now that it will be revealed that these stories that talk about these individuals and how they really stood and how america stood on the precipice of change will be a discussion for generations to come. for african-americans this journey for the civil war propelled them to want nothing less than full citizenship rights for themselves and for their children. thank you. [applause] so now it is time for questions. we will take two and then go to lunch. i will give you more details about the lunch in a moment. questions for dr. alexander? >> thank you. that was great to have you share that. how do we remember -- i want you to comment on how fort monroe -- i'm aware of a controversy. could you comment

our people feeling in virginia? >> the african-american community is upset with the democratic party to an extent because there seems to be this loss of 0-tolerance for racism. seems he is getting a pass and we can't allow that to happen. >> the new york times says it is not the actual democratic electorate because the way it plays on social media, governor ralph north room was pummeled after the revelation and every democratic presidential candidate demanded his resignation yet the majority of ordinary democrats in virginia city should remain in office according to a poll a week later and black democrats were likelier than white ones to say he should remain. >> that is interesting because the poll in which they referenced it said 58% of the african american voters in virginia believe he should stay in office which i feel is problematic. the real situation i find to be problematic, not just the 0-tolerance policy, in this case democrats have been able to move forward. governor northam, we should see protests on a da

this year we have a lot of different elections going on in virginia, because in virginia, we have a lot of elections every year. we have the ability to flip the house and senate here in virginia. [applause] so if you are a virginian, make sure you get registered, register five other people, and we will take the momentum from living the house and the senate and take that into 2020. [applause] clerk of court is also on the ballot here in alexandria. i will keep this short because and we all are not here to hear me talk. i was excited to find out that one of our democratic candidates for president was stopping by here in alexandria. personally, this is someone i have been looking forward to meeting and learning more about the vision for the future of our country. while i was out campaigning last year not too far from where we are now by the charles houston wreck center, i run into something and i had to do a double take. there were a lot of signs out candidates.t my view, there were 12 of us running for city council. but this one struck me. his campaign was all the way out almost 2000 mile

many virginia lawmakers wanted the samete thing. ednesday night bipartisan support in virginia's general assembly reversed the policy. >> this was a great opportunity of bipartisanship to see the virginias come together on both sides of the aisle, for richer or poorer, especially in communities of color where we're most affected by this. >> reporter: pastor keith savage worked with governor northam to end this policy, a change that already had bipartisanupport but there was a different hur dell. virginia uses driver's license reinstatement fees to fund another ogram. there was concern about funding that program without the reinstatement fees. >> they had depended on those funds, those fees and fines to fund the trauma center. no one asked the governor can you put into your budget the funds to make up for >>that. eporter: through a budget amendment, governor northam moved 2.8 million. f >> their coues are going to get paid a lot faster. these guys can get real jobs, a career. >> reporter: this issue is far from over. governor northam

texas tech and virginia playing a thriller last night. for the first time in their history, virginia is the national champion. andy scholes was at the game in minneapolis, and has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> reporter: good morning, guys, this was one of the greatest championship games we have ever seen. it was emotional swing after emotional swing, and in the end, virginia getting redemption. you know, last year, they were the joke of the tournament becoming the first team ever to lose to a 16 seed. that loss now a distant memory. this game a nail biter at the end. 45 seconds left. virginia up by one. jared culliver going to get the lay up to go. that put texas tech up by one. the red raiders up by 3 with 15 seconds left, when deandre hunter knocks it down. the clutch three to tie this up for the 8th time in championship game history, we would go to overtime, and in the extra period, hunter, again, hitting a big three for virginia. they would take the lead and never give it back. hunter scoring a career high of 27 points in

i am a west virginia democrat. i like every west virginia republican and i try to work with them. they know that. i think i have a lot of west virginia republicans that feel the same way. they are not washington republicans. >> have you had republicans try to convert you? >> every time they meet me. >> any discussions with mitch mcconnell on that? sen. manchin: many times. he goes at me and throws me that enchilada. i said listen, there is no way. i said health care, taxes. we are so far apart on these things. those are basic blocks of human life. we are different on that. a different approach. i am a proud and truly a proud compassionate conservative. compassionate political person. i look at the compassion that should be put in every decision. capitalism. i am a compassionate capitalist. i believe you should be rewarded. i sometimes believe it should not be 400 or times as much as 4000 the other guy that helps you get there. >> we have one minute left. i wish this is what happened our longer. >> your governor -- there is a subpoena into the green briar -- do you think he is goin

and cohosted the university of virginia center for civil war history. x welcome back, everyone. inky so much for being with us. i would be remiss before i go >>, welcomeal -- back, everyone. being with us. i would be remiss before i go program, let's give a big round of applause for john kosky. john plans and works out the details and coordinates with the partners. he runs up and down the aisles. he loves doing that during the q&a sessions. thank you, dr. john kosky, staff historian at the american civil war museum. the other person i have to thank unfortunately is not with us today. her name is kathy wright. katherine wright. she is the chief curator on the exhibition of people's contest. kathy has owned this project for at least four years now. working with everyone on staff, she has been an extraordinary, extraordinary force to make sure not only that we got the stories right and the narratives rich and full, but worked with me to help articulate my sometimes -- hmm -- inarticulate ideas about the vision, what i wanted to see, what i didn't want to s

house, senate and house of delegates here in virginia. [applause] if you are in virginia, make sure you get registered but registered five other people and we are going to take the momentum and take that into 2020. [applause] clerk of court is also on the ballot in alexandria. i will keep the short. to find out one of our democratic candidates for stopping by here in alexandria. personally this is someone i have been looking forward to meeting and learning more about their vision for the future. while i was out campaigning last something and i had to do a double take. there were a lot of yard signs out. there were 12 of us running for city council. this one really struck me. his campaign was out in the lone star state, almost 2000 miles away. behold, there was a vessel for us in the yard sign. standingnate yard sign strong right here in alexandria. morning raised in el paso, by the look of this room he is still doing it. this is so important because we don't have to look farther than across the river to see many of the justices that are o

to iur friends west virginia, northern portions of virginia, there is martinsburg. kno most ofhis not reaching the grounds. i would not be surprised to see sprinkles in the area. you can see lust atle sliver of moisture here. this is the storm down to the south we've got right around st. louis, b i liken this storm down here, this is the one that's going to make its way oua a lot of very heavy rain down . heth news.goo it is going to bring the rain with it and by tomorrow morning it's here. if you're taking the kids t the bus stop, rain in northern virginia coming in across the ea all morning. by noon it is area wide. not a good daycho take l outdoors. not only is it going to be rainy, it's going to be rather chilly tomorrow. temperatures only in the low to mid 50s all day. a little on thesi breezy . that's why i'm calling tomorrow a rather nasty day. 4:00 for thevening shore. gh rain for a very wet evening rush. by around 7:30, it's breaking up. wee seeing shower activity. heading to dinner, a very popular dinneron reserva time. you'll need the umbrella and jacket.

and all over the state of virginia. the team returns home late this afternoon and an official celebration will take place saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. congrats to coach tony bennett and the cavs. >> some excitement later this morning in washington, maybe not the same kind. attorney general bill barr in washington this morning, after issuing his 4-page summary. we are hearing from house democrats who plan to grill barr about it. your four-page summary seems to cherry pick from the report to draw most favorable conclusion possible for the president. to draw their own conclusions, democrats want the full mueller report as soon as possible. expect tons of questions about redactions barr plans to make. senior congressional reporter ragu has more on that. >> reporter: bill barr coming before the budget committee to talk about the president's request for funding from the justice department. those his opening statement does not mention the mueller report, that's the focus of today's hearing. democrats in particular plan to p

in manassas, i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> the fbi and virginia spote ce searched a virginia state office in front royal today. this is chopper 4 over the front royal warren county economic development authority offices. you can see some unmarked cars and the state police cruiser on the scene. according to the northern virginia t daily,he feds aren't saying anything about the case. less than a week ago a special grand jury startedponvestigating ntial financial crimes involving the eda, its former director, the county sheriff and other county officials. >>> there's a battle brewing in bowie over plans to build a new church there. the redeemedrc christian chu of good victory temple saystits congrega has outgrown its current building and needs a new hoop. they're hg to build a new church a few miles away at the corner of church and mt. oak road. as news 4 cory smith report, not everyone in that surrounding neighbhood is on board.or >> repr: the good book says love thy neighbor help some have no love for plans to build a 60,000 square foot church on this piean of l derek is among the oppositi

i've looked on general lee as a rallying point of virginia of the south, wrote a woman in 1865. i have really lived on hope for four years, and now i am entirely bewildered. a georgian agreed. the struggle longer seems to be the common cry, he noted after learning of appomattox, or -- poor, wounded men appomattox, poor wounded men go hobbling about the street with despair on their faces. the "look" magazine to "harpers weekly's life," people with gray hair will understand, may of washington, d.c., when the army took sherman's army over two days march pennsylvania avenue. lest he be accorded the full praise, insisted that the army of potomac because it had confronted leaves command set shouldered the greatest military burden here the power of the rebellion was mainly concentrated and consume you whether attacking or defending, -- lee's famous command had shouldered the greatest military burden. against them, the power of the rebellion was mainly concentrated and consumed. whether attacking or defending, it was the army of the potomac with its mighty sled that battered the traders

a fantastic final four for the virginia cavaliers. they are in the national title game, as c kerw shows us from the newsroom, the team is on the cusp of their very first men's basketball championship. kerry? >> ica, not just their first-ever national championship, but first-ever appearance in the national championship game. and it was dramatic. uva was down 4 with under 10 seconds left, then scored five points in eight seco ts, and than a controversial but correct call, kyle guy hitee t free throws with .6 seconds left to win. it was wilan now, we show it to you because of broadcast rights, but you can imagine how the who's got it done! no? well, maybe virginia head coach tony pettit can paint a picture of that fine piece of drama by kyle guy. struggles from the line for him in that setting to do it, it doesn't be get much bter than that. terrific story. that wasn't strong enough word. amazing, spectacular? i don't have many more. i didn't graduate from uva so my vo cab is a little limited. >> it was spectacular. now, virginia plays f

also ahead -- >> reporter: you've hrd about wineries in virginia. but there's another crop thas taking hold in the commonwealth. i'm justin fench. a four coming up. >>> strong winds knocked down this tree branch in southeast d.c. actually let's back up. we're going toelyou that we saw ponding rain, strong winds overnight. there were tornado warnings to talk about. monday's here, the weather had a lot of us up overnight. it appears to be moving on now. onot quite out the woods yet. we're staying o i top of approaching 6:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron lchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we remain in weather alert. the threat of strong gts remains. >> you may find branches and leaves on the road. give yourself extra time. melissa mollet is standing by with a check othe commute and rod closures. >> we'll start with lauren ricketts in nature chuck bell. what are w talking about? >> you what were downed trees, some ponding on the roadways. as you walk outg, this morn the rain is over. thank goodness. hese storms lasted from yesterday evening and then we had anothe

yes, virginia, tal crs are national champions. a year after their embarrassing first round exit uva wins the first men's basketball title in that school's history. the team arriving back to campus in charlottesville in the next ho. let's go there now. that's where we find news 4 david culver. david, you were outhere in the midst of those crowds that were there on campus last night. >>at had to be a real crazy moment. eporter: i don't know, leon. i'm feeling pretty good. on minutes of sleep. i'm going s i think the students, though, are just starting show up. they were up all night. this is where they're all coming to john paul jones arena. a lot of families out there. they'll be gathering awaitingam the arrival. the team, they are going to have hlot of work to do because these folkse been partying for many hours, so they're going to have to do some catching up. uv a's john paul jones arena packed for students, staff, alumni. this, well, this was the place erto be. >> near and dear to all of our hearts. we love charlottesville. we'

now, kwame handerson,d without bond tonight in a jail in newport news, virginia. he'll be brought here to fairf to face felony charges in this case. leon, back to you. >> thank you, pat. this is so disturbing. it may be the tip of an uglyer ic because police say they recovered more than 70 videos of more than 8 additional victims not recorded at spa world. if you believe it's possible you may be a victim, fairfax county police want to hear from you. >>> breaking news, former vice oresident joe biden with a new response the recent allegations of inappropriate contact. >> heweeted outhe new response on twitter a short time ago. us.y has that for >> the former vice president has been facing growing accusations recent days and it has been overshadowing an expected announcement he is going to be running for office. he put out a video trying to exain himself. >> politics is cold and anti-septic. always thought about connecting with people. shaking hands, hands on the shoulder, a hug,encouragement, social norms have begun to change and shifted and the boundaries of perso

in centreville, virginia. the investigation began when a man saw a video of himself for sale on social media. thorities say they found more than 150 videos of 81 people from spa world. >>> montgomery county police s the crash involving officers that shut down part ofda i-270 yestmorning took place during an escort training exercise. we're told an officer onrc a mole was practicing a manure near clarksburg road and had a problem that caused him to lay the bike dose to avoid a ous crash. a second officer had to do the same. both ended up in the hospital, but both will be okay. t >>>ay tesla ceo elon musk will be in court. the sec wants to hold musk inr contempt oomments he posted on twitter. in february he tweet that his c electric cpany -- tweeted that his electric car company could build 500,000 cars this year. the ceo says the tweetla vd his fraud settlement in which he disclosed private share information without approval. >>> heading back to court the ma accused of carrying out the deadly attack on masks las

the virginia cavalier men's basketball teamn their way to minneapolis. this year they make their first final four apprance since 1984 when they take on auburn saturday. saying hello to the final four saying good-bye to head coach buzz williams hired for the same job at texas a&m. he is returning home where he was an assistant with the aggies from 2004 to 2006. they had unpredenteduccess under williams. three ncaa tournament appearances in five seasons including the school's first trip to the sweet 16 in 52 years. say cheese. alex ovechkin and the cavs ought their biggest grins today and even brent holtby showing off the chicklets. two regular games before playoffs begin in the home game against montreal. all of us remember picture day as kids and we put caps to the test to see if they can find a little cap. you need a hin on this one? >> that's got to be him in the middle. that's jack. >> still looks the same. >> what gave it away? >> the same babyface. >> hilarious. geez. is that him there? >> reporter: yes. >> he is in this picture? >> reporter: yep. >

a fire ball meteor in virginia. why the light show is not over forur area. >>> and we are watching some storms developing for friday it is a weather alert day. a big spread inpe temtures today and maybe a few sprinkles. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >> announcer: "news4 midday" starts now. >>> good morning. and welcome to "news4 midday." i'm erika gonzalez. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. developing right now, woman is dead after a gas pump went up in flames. >> at 21st and benning road in northeast. the investigation shutting down the road for hours this morning. >> drew wilder has been on the scene all morning. he joins us now le with the latest information on this crazy case. drew? >> reporter: pat, erika, good morning. this is a strange one. and while we don't have any new information from police right now, we do have a much bt ter lookat happened here early this aorning. takeook at your screen right now and we'll show you what happened here and just how badly this gas pump is burned up. now we're

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the back edge of this front you coming through western virginia where the cloud cover is. this will continue to move to the east.d could spark a few showers, especially here in northern imaryland. th where we think that we could see a few isolated showers. so let me time it out for you. cloud cover around today with the clouds breaking as we head into the late afternoon. but look at this. not much torite home about. maybe a shower here or there. but that is about it. and a lotf this is concentrated north of d.c. and headed north and east of i-95. points southern californ point south and east for the valley. but the best chance the easteee shore ofg showers as we have the day time heatinghond plus -- that daytime heating by the time thent f comes through. as the front comes through the winds will pick up. so breezy this afternoon. gusts u to about 25 miles per hour. winds settle down overnight. into theup again wednesday. and there is going to be about 10 to 20 miles per hour through the day tomorrow and then die down on thursday. 65 degrees tomorrow. we were in the low 80s

he'll become the first 2020 hopeful to hit virginia. the forme congressman from el paso plans to spenddnuesday and day in the commonwealth attending a host of grassroot events from norfolk, charlottesville to alexandria. >>> you can catch the latest on the immigration battle on "meet the press" and news a politics. chuck will break it down on the panel with another wild week at , andhite house, of cour all of it starts this morning at 10:30 right here after "news 4 today." >>> two eventsco expected to ide today. virginia governor ralph northam eill be holding a campaign event for first t since a picture from his medical school yearbook surfaced months ago. and onef the organizations calling for his resignation will be holding aprotest. today the fairfax naacp plan to protestoutside the campaign event at the berk ponds community center in berk, virginia. back in february, northam first admitted and apologized to being one of the men in the photo.er then lat back tracked and says he was not in it. >>> a little closer back home to d.c., tu

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from virginia -- west virginia. mrs. miller: i yield myself such time as i may consume. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 540, which names the post office located in fairport, new york, in honor of louise and bob slaughter. louise slaughter was a member of the house body for over 30 years. from 1987 until she passed away last year, representative slaughter was a tireless advocate for the people of upstate new york district. in addition to her numerous legislative accomplishments, representative slaughter made a mark on this body as the first woman to chair the house committee on rules. representative slaughter was an intellectual and a beloved member of the house. i urge my colleagues to support this bill, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. connolly: i continue to reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore

she wants a public platform in virginia to air her accusations. here's an excerpt from her upcoming interview. >> what do you want to happen to justin fairfax, why are you coming forward? >> in my ideal world, i would want him to resign. i think there should be a public hearing. i think that -- >> not an investigation? >> there's a difference between hearings and investigations. investigations often allow people in power to sweep things under the rug. right, and that's just, you know, kind of a pattern that, as a political scientist, that i have witnessed and seen emerge. right. >> you would be prepared to testify in front of the virginia general assembly? >> in front of the virginia general assembly under oath, and particularly for survivors, i think this is incredibly important. and they need to be heard. we need to be seen, right, and we need to be treated as the human beings that we are. >> fair fax claims two lie detectors tests claim he was being truthful when he denied unconsensual sexual activity. polygraphs are not admissible in virginia

how are people feeling in virginia? speak to the african-american community is upset at the democratic party to an extent because there seems to be this loss of zero tolerance for racie give lip service and say, hey, this guy should resign. then they try to sneak in fund-raisers and things like what happened a couple of weeks ago to go out and protest and try to show up with a march event. so african-americans are upset at this process right now because the governor seems like he's getting a pass and we can allow that to happen. >> gianno: he is getting a pass. >> shannon: the democratic electric -- a lick tour it and playing out on social media, governor ralph northam pummeled on social media after revelation and every democratic presidential candidate demanded his resignation yet majority of ordinary democrats with remaining in office according t" and a poll a week later and democrats likely to say he should remain. >> gianno: that is interesting because that polls had 58% of the african-american voters in the state o

the virginia cavaliers win their first ncaa title ever. how last night's historic overtime victory is being called a story of redemption. but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> final seconds playing out. and virginia with the all time turn around title. >> the cavaliers claim their first ncaa championship. >> coaches get credit when it goes well. these young men deserve the championship. i'm no happy. go hoovs. >>> president trump is reportedly thinking about going back to the family separation policy as migrants cross the boarder in record numbers. >> i'm just appalled by what the president is talking about. >>> authorities arrest add man planning an isis-inspired attack in maryland. he wanted to plow a rental truck into crowds. >>> three u.s. service members were killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. >> the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. >>> a powerful storm is expected to bring blizzard conditions to the central part of the country. >> we are talking a blockbuste

in abington, southwest virginia, when the plane ran out of gas. no cars were hit, nobody was hurt. >>> you know, goneysre the of a simple dog park. >> not right now.e ms like the pet industry is booming here inthe u.s. they're smart. experts know that people are willing to do anything for their pets. the industry is worth nearly $72 billion. set lovers as well pets seem very happy that business is bigger, better, and has grown more sophisticated.nd on-de services such as wag, fetch, and rover help pet owners find dog walkers and petsitters as needed. >> anyone know who sees they might notget home for lunch, they go on the app, request a walk, i pick them up throughout the day. >> rttailers are geing more creative with places for pets and their owne to unwind. there are several dog and cat-friendly cafes in and arou the district. >>> hurricane florence swept th carolina more than six months ago. but the marines at camp lejeune are still waiting to help- for help to rebuild their base. take a look. this is a classroom where marines used to train. no

>> northern virginia, vienna, virginia. i met my senator, tim kaine. he was so kind and i'm so grateful i had the opportunity to meet him. he answered all my questions and he was really thoughtful with his responses. i understand being a senator is a very busy job but the time he took was so meaningful and impactful to me. >> what did you and him and what did he tell you? >> in my area there's been a rise of sex trafficking, especially as northern virginia becomes more of a transient city. i asked him which policy he was enforcing because he's on one of the committees dealing with that issue. i wanted to make sure he was aware that was a problem. >> how were you chose on the be here? there's only two from each statement. >> it was a rigorous process. i had to be demom named by one of my teachers, then i had to take a very difficult test and interview as well. >> was it worth it? >> without a doubt, thank you. >> let's change topics for a bit. you ready to talk? ok, good. what, from your perspective -- excuse me. i'm having trouble talking. what from yo

and it is congressman don beyer of virginia. beyer told the "washington post" he thinksheuttigieg is t best communicator in this field of democrats. he said, quote, i think he does it better than anyone i've seen since barack obama. >>> hillary clinton is speaking out abohe findings of the mueller report in an op-ed published in the "washington post." the former 2016de presiial candidate called russia's meection meddling a crime against thecan people. she called on republicans to look closer at the details of the report that suggestpr esident trump tried to obstruct the investigation. she wrote, quote, the mueller report isn't just a reckoning about our recent history. it's also a warning about the future. unless checked, the russians will interfere again in 2020. nobody but americans should sky 4 is america's future. >>> 6:06. this morning, a heartbroken father of a 21-year-old man killed in a bethesda fire is saying thank you for finally isving justice for h son. >> the man was accused of murder. when a fire broke out and he o

general assembly. >> in front of the virginia general assembly under oath. i would want meredith, myself and mr. fairfax to be able to speak, to be heard and particularly for survivors, i hi this is incredibly important. and they need to be heard. >> begnaud: you can see more of gayle's interview with dr. vanessa tyson tomorrow ons . and then on tuesday, gayle's interview with meredith watson will air. >> up next, we can all get help by calling 911, but did you know that the caller using a cell phone is a lot harder to find? we'll tell you why. >> begnaud: have you ever used your cell phone to call 911? in many parts of the country time is actually lost when a 911 operator can't easley identify where it is that you are calling from while using your cell phone it is a pretty big problem that a small company is trying to fix. here's jamie yuccas. >> it is happen in an instant. >> call 911. >> is everybody out of the water, do you know. >> no, they're not, they're screaming for people in the water. >> every day more than 600,000 people call 911 many in desperat

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