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inherited a mess. sit down. i understand the rest of your question. the least racist person. we did very well relative to other people running as a republican. quiet, quiet, quiet! as many mr. trump inheriting a mess, president obama took office at the height of the recession. still the topic of russia dominated that news conference. let s get straight to tracie potts with more on this story. reporter: no one would have really guessed walk into this room what this news conference would have turned into. it was called at the last minute. we got word the president was going to be announcing a new nominee, which he did before he attacked the media. to be honest, i inherited a mess. it s a mess. reporter: in a news conference set up to announce his new labor secretary nominee, president trump outlined his accomplishments. quitet, quiet, quiet! reporter: then quickly changed gears. the tone is such hatred. reporter: blaming the media for deliberately underm ....
were told they were free of zika virus. months later they find out the test results were wrong. how many more could be affected. and how do muggers pick their targets? well, it didn t matter whether it was a man or woman. the news 4 eye team goes behind bars to get some answers. good evening, first up tonight, more fall grout the controversy involving president trump s national security adviser. the man asked to replace general michael flynn has turned down the job. it comes on the heels of a bizarre presidential news conference today. chris lawrence gets us caught up on the latest from the live desk. chris? reporter: robert harward says the decision came down to his personal life, not politics. after 40 years in the military, the former that i sri seal says he didn t want to dive back into that seal. harward is a retired vice admiral who served on president george w. bush s national security council. tonight the white house says harvard couldn t overcome ....
inside the garage. reporter: most of the time we are in such a rush to get home we don t think to look behind us. or wait for the door to close but there is a simple solution. stopped just inside the door give you enough room for the door to close that with the person can t get in the building without proper access. reporter: sometimes the doors don t close right away. this one took more than 30 seconds giving criminals plenty of time to get in concerns. reporter: be aware of your surroundings. be conscious of what you are doing, where you are at. if there is a car following too closely as you enter the building. reporter: make sure to let the door close. police have not made any arrest and aren t really sure who is behind this, if it is a group of people, individuals or maybe separate incidents. be aware and report any suspicious activity. parents listen, we have a warning about a dangerous man in thorton, spotted trying to get young girls into his car in the h ....
bravest and most humble and gifted people who lure new he was treated as the child of an intellectual as a wonderful governor of connecticut as the tough alcoholic to be the mayor of boston were one the hillary hunt in then she said don t worry we would not send her parents back to mexico her and it appears to the better angels of our nature. michele obama. with those democratic socialist values with the new politician bernie sanders after renominated hillary clinton if that is and i don t know what is. [applause] i hate the polls to see that america is on the wrong track volume river here is doom and gloom. look at how we have been with open changing in stronger together. nine yes you can or i can but this is who we are that we are optimistic and strong and brave nobody personifies that better and nobody better than that tim kane. [applause] i know he ll be the next vice president their many reasons why hillary chose him but but the layperson to have that wisdom and ....
mission. after days of fighting in yemen, houthi fighters sign a peace deal. in sierra leone, a 3-day nationwide lock down to help the spread of the ebola virus is over. thanks for being with us. we start tonight with a climate change rally led by thousands around the world. more than 400,000 protesters, according to organizers, took part in what has been billed the people s march, touting it the biggest event of its kind. reporter: this is more than a march for climate action. organizers say it s a movement, led by those on the front lines of climate change. coastal communities who are losing their neighbourhoods to rising sea levels and weather, to indigenous groups who travelled from the south-west of the united states. the delegation is impacted by fossil fuelled development. there s a big boom going on, history of uranium mining, and the area i work. we felt the negative impact of all these, and we are here to join with brothers and sisters to push forward. ....