stephanie: it is a rigorous process. we need to document that least two credible sources for each part of the map we documented. it was quite a challenge. for example, the map shows the u.s. has been engaged in ground and 2018, those are the years the map focuses on, in 14 different countries. these are places you would think about as being part of the war on terror like iraq and afghanistan, but also places americans never hear about, like molly, cameroon, -- mali, cameroon, tunisia, places where the u.s. military has been on the ground and engaged in usually hunting down suspected terrorists and conducting raids and that kind of thing. the u.s. military is secretive about these activities, so a lot of times these are what are technically called train, advise and assist missions. it is through the really important work of investigative journalists that revealed that between, the line train, advise and assist and combat is blurry. we were able to document places where this has happened and other cases where things were a

stephanie? >> thank you. msnbc's garrett haake. we've got a lot of news to get to today. >>> coming up, democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer scheduled to meet with the president on how to fix the nation's crumbling infrastructure. what's interesting, it turns out all of them seem to agree with the best way to get it done. here's the challenge. can president trump convince fellow republicans to go along with it? here's a clue. it's a very big spend. but up next, the trump administration ramping up its refusal to cooperate with congress as bill barr threatens to not testify before the house judiciary committee. why, exactly, is the attorney general objecting to lawmakers asking questions and not just them, but their lawyers too? before we go, this weekend was the annual white house correspondents dinner. the speaker this year, historian ron churno who delivered a whole lot of perspective and even a bit of humor. >> like lincoln i believe devoutly in that saving remnant of grace in our country. we've fought horrific wars,

i'm stephanie ruhle. the battle over the release of president trump's tax returns heating up yet again despite saying he would. president trump has refused to release his tax returns saying that he is under audit, but now the administration is pledging to start a legal battle to stop a request for six years of the president's taxes. acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney says the issue has already been decided by the american voters. >> to be clear, you believe democrats will never see the president's tax returns? >> oh, no, never. nor should they. keep in mind, that's an issue that was already litigated during the election. voters knew the president could have given his tax returns. they knew that he didn't and they elected him anyway. >> it's not about democrats or republicans seeing his taxes, it's about the american people. i'm joined by matt miller, former department of justice spokesperson and msnbc justice and security analyst. okay, matt, mick mulvaney is right that the voters did elect president tr

and stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage now. >> good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. we have a lot to cover, starting with the house judiciary committee meeting now to vote on subpoenas related to the russia investigation, including one demanding that attorney general william barr give them a full, unredacted version of the mueller report. >>> while chinese citizen faces federal charges after she got past a secret service checkpoint at mar-a-lago, a computer drive loaded with malware. >>> and new reporting this morning the pilots of the doomed ethiopians airlines flight did in fact follow emergency procedures laid out by boeing before it went down. this as whistle-blowers have come forth alleged faa employees involved in certifying the max jets were not properly trained or certified to even do the job. >>> and later today, actresses lori loughlin, felicity huffman and 11 other parents tied to the college admissions cheating scandal will have their day in court. >>> it is a big day in news and we're going to begin with democrats upping the ante in a potential legal bat

stephanie? >> joe, surprising and saddening to so many of us, this isn't the first or only time columbine high school had to deal with people basically stalking them, stalking the school. >> no, not at all. in fact, this is something quite common. yesterday the superintendent here in jefferson county said over the past couple of weeks threats have been ramping up because the anniversary is coming up this saturday. the superintendent said any time really columbine is in the news, they tend to see more threats. they also had more threats last year after the shooting in parkland so that is something they've grown accustom to here. stephanie? >> thank you very much, joe fryer in colorado. >>> now we will take you back to attorney general bill barr. he's not just focused on the mueller report. yesterday he reversed an immigration policy that could affect thousands of migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. barr ruled certain asylum seekers awaiting to for their case should not be released on bond but kep

i'm stephanie ruhle. just moments ago, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler issued a subpoena for the full unredacted mueller report. we'll keep you posted on any answers from the department of justice. that as lawmakers have weighed in on the findings. some vowing to start impeachment proceedings with others urging both parties to move on. but what can americans across the country do. do they care? will the mueller report change their minds about the president or their vote in 2020. our team of reporters is asking those very questions across the nation. garrett haake in st. petersburg, florida, ally -- allie vitale. >> you spoke to voters in one county, one who went for obama twice, and trump who won by 1% in 2016. what are people on the ground telling you there and are they mentioning russia at all? because they have a chance to vote for a democrat or a republican but we need to remind our audience of the first thing in the findings, that russia interfered. foreign interference affected the election an

i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning, joe biden officially jumped into the 2020 race, warning that we are in a battle for the soul of this nation. biden has long been cast as a candidate who can appeal to working class voters in the midwest and he has made it clear that he believes not reaching out to these voters was democrats' biggest mistake in 2016. >> the truth of the matter is you didn't hear a single, solitary sentence in the last campaign about that guy working on the assembly line making $60,000 a year and the wife making $32,000 as a hostess in a restaurant and they're making 90 grand and they have two kids and they can't make it and they're scared. they're frightened. >> that was joe biden in 2017. today he'll be facing some tough competition in the rust belt, maybe from our next guest who says he is the progressive who knows, quote, how to get elected in working class districts. 2020 presidential contender and ohio congressman tim ryan joins me now. tim, welcome this morning. congratulations, as

stephanie: i'm not sure what the democratic policy is. i am concerned the president is thinking about nominating herman cain to take a seat on the board. the federal reserve board is not one that should be politicized. we know herman cain has deeply rooted policy positions in this area and that to me is what is most concerning. david: let's talk about that. you work for mitt romney, who came out after the herman cain nomination and this is what he had to say. i would like to see economists -- nominees that are economists and not partisans. i think it is important the fed might not be a nonpartisan -- the fed nominate a nonpartisan entity. lanhee: are these people qualified, do they give the right -- herman cain has relevant experience. he was part of the kansas city fed board. he has been in business. arguably he has experience -- he is not an economist but he has experience that could potentially qualify him. the question is are you trying to create a federal reserve board that values its independence, and i'd was the point mitt romney i

deca in west journals then stephanie no final results yet but we have a clearer picture than last night's. absolutely well last night you had two men both declaring victory and saying they're going to lead this country but there is only space for one prime minister and it seems to be once again for the fifth time benjamin netanyahu and that's because it all comes down to numbers fall it doesn't really matter that they are head to head it doesn't even matter if one of or the other had more seats it all comes down to math and how many of these smaller parties agree to back them up but you know the cost of that is that you have to make deals and benjamin netanyahu at the moment sixty five seats in the knesset as opposed to fifty five which would be the group led by benny gantz the majority is sixty one so only really four or five seats over that it's still a delicate situation and also he will be striking deals meaning at the mercy of these more right wing parties and that's always a question about how things are going to move forward but certainly yes it all seems to be almost a hundred per

in the barrage of bullets, 22-year-old passenger stephanie washington was shot in the face. her boyfriend, the driver 21-year-old paul wither spoon was unanciented this is witherspoon's moernl. >> myit my jo fix h. >> during a week of peaceful protests. >> definitely need to be questions answered. >> followed by a hamden town hall last night. community members demanded >> what are we going to do about justice for stephanie washington. and what are we going to do for justice for paul witherspoon? >> reporter: regaining community trust is a tall task ahead. >> i think it will take a long time. and i think that words are cheap. and the proof will be in the actions they're taking. >> reporter: family members say they don't think this shooting was about race. but about police training. the officers, both of whom are african-american, are on administrative leave while the investigation continues. and, jeff, stephanie washington, is expected to make a full recovery. >> mola lenghi, in new haven, for us. thk you very much. for a 5-year-old boy. a.j. freund was reported missing from

stephanie? >> thank you, nbc's janis mackey frayer in sri lanka. >>> we have striking new details this morning about disinformation campaigns being waged on social media following the mueller report, specifically a network of more than 5,000 pro-trump twitter bots railing against so-called russiagate truthers. and it is highlighting the persistent challenge social media companies are facing by bad actors, trying to manipulate their platforms. nbc news reporter, as i call him, the don of the dark web, ben collins joins me with more. first, explain to me what russiagate truthers, what is that? >> so it's terminology from the right, and sometimes even the far left, that the media has taken the story of russia and the trump campaign too far and that we are truthers in the same sense that alex jones is a sandy hook truther or something like that. assist way to frame the debate as if the mainstream media, just like donald trump wants us to believe, as gone too far with the russiagate story. >> and the

he's terrified of impeachment, stephanie. so what the democrats need to do is say we're not following your strategy, mr. president. we control this process. and if you don't want to testify, we don't need you. he's melting down because he's terrified of being impeached. the democrats have the ability to do that now based on two years of the mueller report. litigating this and more hearings is not going to expose more facts. what it can do is frame the issue for the american people to more ably understand what's in the mueller report but the democrats can do that right now based on the information they have. >> what are your sources telling you about this divide between the white house and congress? the white house is not going to participate, is not going to help. what is congress to do? >> i think the white house's stance is they feel like they're on sound legal ground, and they also feel as though they can basically have this stall tactic and the american people will decide whether or not they think that the president shoul

long it is a guy by the way, but stephanie, what do you think is appropriate now? >> yeah, well that little hug, and the joke it was a little bit cringe-worthy and i know that some on the left are very upset about it and i'm surprised that jonathan is defending biden in this situation. what i will say is what goes around comes around. i do remember biden had no problem joining in on the pile- on on justice brett kavanaugh during the hearings. he said we should believe women and give christine ford the benefit of the doubt thinking that the me too boomerang wouldn't come back around for him so the democrats made the bed now they need to lie in it when it comes to the me too movement so even though i don't think that joe biden is a threat we've all known him for being handsy joe and the creepy uncle. we've seen the videos for years, and what i find fascinating is the mental gymnastics going on in the media and on the left for those who support joe biden, they're giving him a pass on this. >> but joes not contradicting himself. they would never do this for a republica

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stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much new hi there, i'm stephanie ruhle live from d.c. this morning with a little trump unleashed. the president calls into his friend sean hannity's fox news show, are you ready for this, for 45 minutes, blasting the investigation of his campaign team. >> this was a coup. this wasn't stealing information from an office in the watergate apartments. this was an attempted coup. >> now saying robert mueller was not an impartial investigator. >> i had a nasty transaction with him and all of a sudden he's my prosecutor. very, very unfair. >> and once again back to an old favorite, attacking hillary clinton. >> look at what she's done, how she's destroyed the lives of people that were on our campaign. she's destroyed their lives. >> and how about a privacy payout? facebook says it expects to be fined $5 billion by the federal trade commission over consumer privacy violations. $5 billion sounds like a lot. for facebook it's pennies, a parking ticket. >>> the united states announces a monster number for first quarter gdp. despite t

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i'm stephanie ruhle. today, the gang of eight will be able to view a less redacted version of the mueller report for the very first time. but, redacted or not, depending on who you listen to, it seems there are two very different versions of the mueller report. democrats, like elizabeth warren believe the findings are enough to start impeachment proceedings. trump allies, like his lawyers, rudy giuliani claim total vindication. rudy giuliani saying this weekend it is okay to take dirt from foreign adversaries. with me now, former attorney and now an msnbc justice analyst, matt miller. joyce, to you first. what on earth, i cannot wait to hear what you think. what is your reaction to mayor giuliani's latest defense saying any campaign would have done the same? >> you know, this is vintage giuliani, stephanie. his goal is to distract us from the real debate. i think we need to tune him out. we know it's illegal to accept contributions. we know mueller thinks he didn't have quite enough evidence to charge tha

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main challenge of any guns is just ahead in the polls or shortly we'll go live to our correspondent stephanie deca in west jerusalem but first this report from harry fawcett. on the last day of campaigning benjamin netanyahu turned to a familiar closing argument the mortal danger facing his likud party's right wing government. will be ours very late at the moment we are behind a few seats lapping gats are leading the only way to close the gap and ensure with certainty about the could will form the next government that have a big we could bring all the people. who says israel needs him but only he could have won victories such as last month's us endorsement that israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights. he's also made a last minute promise to impose sovereignty over in other words an exterior israel to every illegal settlement in the occupied west bank all but killing off any still lingering hopes of a two state solution. he's gone back on similar pre-election pledges before so this time does he mean it seems like this is an election ploy but. we're in uncharted territory in this el

supervisor stephanie or vice-chair stephanie? >> thank you, chair. yeah, this is a really hard topic and it's really sad and it's raw an emotional. i've done prevention work for 20 years and i work with a lot of different people in the brady campaign, the moms demand action for gun sense in america and we always say, police gun violence is still gun violence. and it's really me because supervisor haney spoke of the healing that goes on and i think it needs to involve everywhereveryone in this topic. i know there's an effort to bring civil liberty advocates and law enforcement to come to a compromised bill. sb230 right now was just amended and a bill that they were viewing as the opposing view and amendeamended to take out the vn but the proposal to increase training for officers and strengthen the requirements for what police departments must include in their use of force policies was left in the bill. i know that talks are continuing to try to merge these bills together. sb230 and ab392 which is i think is a good thing. this, like i said, is an impo

>> stephanie, i do. i think this is just a further reflection of the echochamber in which we find ourselves. if you get your information solely from things like "the washington post" or twitter, you're just not going to really understand what's going on out in most of the rest of the country, including places like south bend, indiana, and the rest of my state. and so that's why the trump phenomenon caught so many people by surprise. if you drive 20 minutes outside of any major urban area, it's just a different country out there. it's important to understand, you don't have to agree with their policy prescriptions, but to understand a little bit like mayor pete has been saying what their anxieties are, their concerns are, their aspirations are so we can have a conversation about where together we lead this country. i'm not a bit surprised that the social media doesn't always reflect the broader democratic electorate because it doesn't in many ways reflect the massive america that gets their information fr

stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >> thanks so much. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning our lady in ruins. the historic notre dame cathedral still standing after 400 firefighters battled a massive fire for hours. investigators believe it was an accident. the french president pledges to rebuild the monument, saying it is the fate and destiny of france. >>> and 48 hours, a redacted version of the mueller report expected to be delivered to congress this thursday as nbc news learns that some staffers are now worried the report could expose them as the source of damaging information about president trump himself. >>> and this exclusive newly obtained documents reveal facebook leadership. i'm looking at you mark zuckerberg, used our personal data as a bargaining chip to kneecap potential rivals. this despite the massive public relations push claiming privacy was a huge priority for the company. >>> we begin this morning with the massive and devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris this morning. the flames are now fully extinguished after firefighters wage

in many ways, stephanie is a footballing pioneer. more women may now follow her example, and who knows — maybe one day, a female referee will be just as unpopular as her male counterpart. tim allman, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to mozambique where it looks like we've got another weather—related disaster on the way. another cyclone, this is cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambique and bringing you through five days of forecast here, you can see the problem. once the storm has made landfall, it stops moving and we will see torrential falls of rain in the same area day after day. we could be seeing, getting on for a metre of rain over coming days combined with a storm surge 2—4 metres high which could bring coastal inundation and looks like we will see another round of devastating flooding across mozambique, particularly in

in many ways, stephanie is a footballing pioneer. more women may now follow her example, and who knows — maybe one day, a female referee will be just as unpopular as her male counterpart. tim allman, bbc news. it should not be news but it is. let's go to some live pictures from russia, vladivostok, where the first ever summit between the south korean leader kim jong—un and president perton will take place. we understand that, not surprisingly, north korean nuclear programme is very much on the agenda. it seems clear also that it is designed to send a message to the white house, in washington, given the failure of the last summit between kim jong—un an president trump, showing that they have other important political allies. thank you forjoining us. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to mozambique where it looks like we've got another weather—related disaster on the way. another cyclone, this is cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in norther

stephanie, kenneth? >> our thanks to paul there. >>> it appears warmer weather brought a spike in gun violence over the weekend in chicago. police say 24 people were shot during a 30-hour period and three of those victims died from their injuries. several victims were attending a baby shower saturday. about 20 children were outside when police say gunfire erupted. detectives say that shooting appears to be gang related. no arrests have been made. >>> the family of a south carolina girl who died after a fight with a classmate is upset with the handling of the tragedy. authorities still have not determined how 10-year-old raniya wright died, saying it may take weeks. the fifth grader's mother speaking exclusively with abc news frustrated with what she says has been a lack of information. >> i sent my child to school feeling like she can be protected while she's not in my care anymore. i want to know everything. and they didn't have no answers for me at all. >> police say no weapon was used in the fight. th

i'm stephanie ruhle in for h rarxhallie jackson. the third attack of its kind in the last six weeks. the close knit community coming together to pray, light candles and support the victims and survivors. one person was killed who witnesses say stepped in front of the gunman who was holding a semi automatic rifle. the synagogue's founding rabbi said her actions saved many, many lives. >> i walk into the lobby and see her lying on the floor unconscious. the hardest sight i could have seen. >> she took three shots to her body. those three bullets could have pin three other people. >> i want to bring in the spiritual leader of the synagogue just down the road from where this terrible shooting occurred. help us understand, where were you when you first heard of the shooting and what was the situation at your synagogue that was really just down the street? >> just a mile and a half away. we have finished our morning service for the eighth day of passover. and we were in our social segment and we were having refreshment when someone in our

decker joins us live from west jerusalem so first of all stephanie looking at the picture that submerged expectations are benyamin netanyahu is going to have a fifth term or what sort of fifth term is this shaping up to be in terms of the ever moving shift to the right of israeli politics. it really isn't it looks like it could be and i say could because i think there is still a small margin of possibility that who knows perhaps benny gantz will decide to join. netanyahu government people tell you it's unlikely other people will tell you maybe we've just heard from benny gantz addressing his supporters saying that it's looking bleak but the results are not fine. yet he did say though reading between the lines we will not back down from our public duty to represent over a million people who also for something different but i think yes what you're saying is there's absolutely a shift to the right here when it comes to the political movement when it comes to the narrative throughout this campaign so i mean the left has been used as a dirty word as a four letter word you had prime minister b

i'm stephanie ruhle. thanks to the hard work of more than 400 firefighters, the main structure of notre dame cathedral has been saved. as more images of the iconic landmark emerge, we're starting to see the extent of the devastation. still, france's president, emmanuel macron, says the country will rebuild. from outside the most noticeable difference is the cathedral's iconic spire was reconstructed in the 19th century and fell yesterday as flames engulfed the cathedral. the building was left blackened by smoke and the roof was also complete low destroyed. the structure of the building is still sounding and the twin bell towers were spared. burned roof beams and other rubble are piled up on the altar, but this is what is remarkable. the pews and the cross atop the altar remain unharmed. another angle shows the roof punctured, exposing the cathedral to the outside. one thing that was saved in the blaze, the cathedral's precious stained glass rose windows, which date back to the 12th and 13th centuries. a c

here is nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: university of south carolina student samantha josephson got into a car she thought she ordered from uber. it wasn't. the driver pretending to work for the ride share allegedly killed her. in the wake of that tragedy, the university and uber announcing a new partnership focused on safety. >> every time someone use as ride share service, they should stop before entering the vehicle and ask the driver plainly, what's my name? >> reporter: on uber's app, a is w these safety features work. you open up the app as you normally would and right away there is a reminder, a banner at the bottom that says check your ride every time. that means three things, the license plate, the car details and the picture of your driver. two more safety reminders before the car arrives. hi, who are you here to pick up? >> uber for stephanie. >> reporter: there are stories around the country for years about fake uber drivers. should uber been more proactive sooner? >> you'll never hear me say we did enough on safety. it the commitment of the entire company. >> reporter:

i'm stephanie ruhle. this morning dh-mess. president trump departs the white house amid another departure from homeland security. maybe that's a national emergency, despite insisting everything is normal. >> never said i'm cleaning house. i don't know who came up with that expression. we have a lot of great people over there. >>> meanwhile at the capitol, attorney general barr appears on capitol hill for day two of testimony after revealing a redacted version of the mueller report will be released within a week with no plans to give congress the full version. >>> and right at this moment ceos from the largest u.s. banks will face lawmakers for the first time in a decade on what they had learned since the government bailed out their industry and can the highest earners in banking solve the economic disparity in america? is it even their job? >>> and connection lost,ing youtu youtube forced to disable comments on a hearing over hate speech on the internet. the reason, white nationalists and anti-semitic comments were littering t

one other thing i want to say stephanie is leaders lead. moral leaders lead. they move the electorate with them. and one of the complaints i've had, i'm a democrat, but the complaints i've had against democrats is you poll and you pander, and that is not a way to lead. you can move the public toward democratic and progressive issues if you have courage. >> i don't have to expand the terrain of the sayable. once you actually start talking about issues, the public is a dynamic institution. the public is dynamic. it's not this static thing. and the polling and pandering and keeping your finger up for the win doesn't acknowledge the way leadership always does shift the debate and expand the conversation. we also need to expand the electorate. we need the grow the voting. we shouldn't just be talking about the fish that we can catch. we have to grow the amount, we have to grow the fish. >> how do you address the poll and pander tendency at a time when we live in social media? when there was a "new york times" poll out this month that the actual democratic electorat

stephanie: stop. lemonis: there were a lot of issues and a lot of personalities and a lot of things to fix. but there was way more to like. my initial investment was $800,000 for 30% of the business. in the first year, it was really about changing the product, renovating the stores, and understanding how the family dynamics would work. you guys are a dangerous trio. i'm just trying to keep up with you guys. and right out of the gates, it was going pretty well. i think you've grown amazingly in the last eight months. and i have to give you a lot of credit. but, as i dug into the business, i essentially realized that the real asset in that deal was the people. nicolas ended up really becoming a trusted partner, and he's grown a lot as an individual. and stephanie -- she's blossomed like no other person i've seen. there you go, enjoy everything. thank you. so, here's how things have transformed. courage b doesn't exist anymore in name. i converted all five stores into other brands. what does exist is a f

stephanie said it. the earnings for the first quarter have come down so much, okay, let's go back to a year ago, analysts were expecting growth of 10% year over year in the first quarter last summer. it's now expecting negative 4% so you can say pretty succinctly, expectations are in check. but we're a little bit more, you know, cautious -- not cautious but we're just realistic about it the second half expectations now are too high and they need to come down. they probably won't come down until the second or third quarter because companies now are feeling better too the market's up, and they're human beings and they're not going to want to guide down now. so i just think that the expectations on earnings growth are still too high that's where we're probably most out of consensus now we are trading at 17 times forward earnings at today's new high today that's basically where we were in september of last year. so last time i was here, scott, you asked me what could take us to our case at 3,000 i said valu

it's innate to our souls. >> stephanie, people give out of the goodness of their heart. how do you know you're donating to a legitimate campaign? >> first, see how the campaign organizer is connected to the person who is going to get the money. also, check to see if family and friends are making donations. if they are, that's usually a good sign. if you see something suspicious or have any concerns, go fund me says they want to hear from people especially if you want to report potential fraud. >> all right. stephanie, thank you. >>> just ahead as we continue tonight on college basketball's biggest night, growing controversy for nike, one of the sports biggest names. >>> then mystery in paradise, an american couple on vacation suddenly vanishes and welcome to the neighborhood, why "sesame street's" new family is touching a >>> next as texas tech and the university of virginia face-off, tonight on if court, the war of words between nike and michael avenatti is heating up on the sidelines. nbc's ann thompson has the details. >> reporter: tonight attorney michael avenatti pl

defending him, former defense secretary ash carter's wife stephanie. for this much criticized shoulder rub in 2015. she writes he was a close friend offering support. biden's spokesman today blasting what he calls a cottage industry of lies about the former vice president, including this cropped image with boy. it was biden comforting his grandson at beau biden's funeral. now all of it a 2020 campaign issue. >> have you ever seen him being too huggy? too touchy feely? n't seen that. y ha >> i believe lucy flores and joe biden needs to give an answer. >> i have no reason not to believe lucy. >> biden is being hit with all this before he's even announced he's running. his allies believe it's because he's polling way ahead of the field and is a likely front-runner. lester. >> andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> now to the murder mystery gripping the city of los angeles as famous friends and fans mourn grammy nominated rap star nipsey hussle. gunned down in cold blood outside his store. gadi schwartz is there with details on the sear

>> uber for stephanie. >> all right. the picture matches. i'm going to get in. there have been stories around the country for years about fake uber drivers. should uber have been more proactive sooner? >> you will never hear me say that we have done enough on safety. it is my commitment. it is the commitment of the entire company. >> reporter: earlier this month, uber was sued by three women in los angeles who were allegedly assaulted by fake uber drivers. they claim about fake drivers luring passengers in the area, but failed to warn the riders. uber doesn't comment on pending litigation. when i hail a taxi in new york city, i know it is a taxi, it is yellow, has a light, the driver has a medallion. is it time for uber drivers to be more official? >> there have been a lot of ideas that have come about in the last couple of weeks, the technology itself is a great tool to ensure that you are getting into the right uber vehicle. >> i wonder when you consider the new safety technology, do you factor in the fact that sometimes people are a little drunk when they use