. >> jager says it doesn't change still openly support donald trump for president. >> a bad crash shut down a busy intersection. you can see a hummer crashed into a concrete poll which fell on top of a vehicle. one person had to be air lifted to the hospital. at one point 58 homes were without power. >> as clermont police say someone posed as one of their own and pulled over a woman on the drive home. it happened on state road 50, not far from lake sumter state college in clermont. that's where we find kirsten this morning. officers are warning people to be on the lookout. what is the latest on this case? >> reporter: police are trying to track this guy down after they say he pulled the woman over dressed in uniform and carrying a gun. it happened near this parking lot. the man said she was heading and he pulled her over in a parking lot. she described the man to police who tell us he is a white man in his 40's and 50's. he is about 5'6", 190 pounds and has silver hair. we have an idea of the car he was driving. the victim and witnesses said the man was driving a black ford crown victo

she and makes jager had a private change of marriage ceremony in geneva in 1990.ews 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 trellis and 50 news bureaus around the world. .onnie: thank you let's go to asia with the stocks climbed. surged. banks nikkei ending up. congress meeting this weekend. our nbc preview. pageantryf china's taking place in beijing, policy have a balancing act. put forwardok to policies to support near-term growth, slowest in 25 years. we also expect them to push forward the much-needed structural reforms, particularly when it comes to overcapacity in steel and coal. you can see that the pollution has returned to beijing. there are environmental and economic reasons for this to be at the top of the agenda. cutting overcapacity means jobs. 6 million jobs could be on the line in the next three years alone. we will watch how the policymakers plan to deal with that. we know that in recent months they have taken a more accommodative stance. lending has reached record highs. the latest in a long easing cycle. they spoke about how the reforms will not be ea

[laughter] without jager hoover, and investigating every black man in america, to express a controversial controversial opinion. i would not have had all of these wonderful thoughts because anything that was taking place in the nation of islam, there could be for people, for leaders of the room talking about important decisions and i have my guesses of which one it was. what surprised me is i thought i knew who mohammed ali was. he turned out to be a much more different person than i ever expected. one person interviewed and said figuring out mohammed ali is not easy. there's just so many different facets of this person's personality. >> anyone else? just raise your hand. >> you mentioned that mohammed ali, so when mohammed switched to more orthodox islam did that have issues for mohammed ali? >> you mention that mohammed ali had separate views on the nation of islam. so when elijah mohammed sun decided to take the nation in a direction of orthodox islam, why did mohammed ali choose to go with him as opposed to going with louis? >> i do not think he had any problems going that direction.