>> j.j. >> okay. >> it's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> reporter: that's right, her ex-husband, j.j.. small world. detective syers knew j.j. had run into him at crime scenes. jj was a medical examiners investigator. but why would cara shoot him? her answer was right there in the 911 call. >> my ex-husband came in and he raped me. >> he raped you? >> i shot him >> reporter: rape? but, that's all she said on the topic. until about two hours later, when she told a deputy she needed medical attention. >> i need to see a doctor. i've been hurt. >> reporter: it was detective syers' job to sort through it all, and he began by showing cara a bit of kindness. >> i went over and took the handcuffs off of her. >> she must have seemed pretty upset. she just shot her ex-husband? >> not unduly. >> really? >> no. >> reporter: mind you, according to cara, as she sat here in the car she didn't know how badly hurt j.j. was. >> so you thought he was alive still? >> absolutely. >> reporter: in fact, j.j. died rather quickly. a fate that had a certain irony. it was he who gave cara the gun; taught her ho

so good to see both of you. >> hi, j.j. >> good to see you, j.j., thank you. >> i want to unpack whathy don't we start with you, paul. if you can explain to us what is at stake here. >> sure, j.j. this case addresses two really important issues about ownership rights. when a patentee manufacturers a good and they sell it typically the purchaser of that good acquires the rights to that item and can do what they want with it. there are two really important issues here. the first is whether or not a patentee after selling the good can restrict the way in which the purchaser either resells or repairs those goods. lex mark's position is a patentee can prevent the purchaser from either reselling a good that they lawfully purchased or from repairing it. the second question is when a patentee sells a good outside the united states, whether u.s. businesses and consumers may purchase that good outside the united states and bring it into the united states for use without violating the patent law. both of these questions are fundamental about the nature of ownership of patented goods and whether

. >> and matt reeves and j.j. abrams. >> jimmy: j.j.>> died. >> jimmy: and now he gave your eulogy, the circle is complete. >> wait a minute. >> jimmy: but that is a lot of stuff to do together. >> it was. >> jimmy: obviously you're close. did you know tom cruise before that movie? >> didn't know tom cruise. i'd met him at j.j.'s house. j.j. was having this birthday party at his house. and suddenly tom cruise was there. we were like, tom cruise, what is he doing at this birthday party? there was a -- because it was at his house. not like j.j. had hula hoops or something. it was a kid easy hula hoop. somehow there was a hula hoop contest. i could be wrong but i think scott speedman was involved in the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you could ask him. i'm pretty sure tom cruise won the hula hoop contest. >> jimmy: of course he, did he probably trained with some hula hoop shaman. >> right. >> jimmy: climbed to the hula hoop mountain to learn how. >> yes. >> jimmy: he's probably still out there doing it. >> so good. >> jimmy

i'm j.j. ramburg. welcome to your business, the program dedicated to helping your business grow .thrive. it is that time again and national small business week begins today. from april 30th through may 6th, the u.s. small business administration will recognize the achievements of the nation's top small businesses, rurs, small business advocates and champions. and we get the chance here to kick it off with the newly appointed head of the u.s. small business administration, administrator linda mcmahon. she'll be traveling around this week. very nice to see you, administrator. >> thank you very much, j.j. it's good to be with you. >> we are thrilled to have you. and this is your first time as the head of the sba for small business week. what do you hope to get out of the next week? >> the next week is really the opportunity for our country to salute our nation's 28 million small businesses. we are recognizing the small business person of the year from each state and from the u.s. territories. they'll all

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i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your growing business. you may be wondering why i'm holding a bag of marshmallows. today, we kick off with a store tla started with a marshmallow like this one. now, it's a multimillion dollar company. this is a story about following your dreams, following your instinct and taking everything you have learned throughout your life to build a business and have a lot of fun along the way. ♪ >> all my friends were telling me, have you lost your mind? you have to be crazy. >> there was a huge learning curve in the beginning. >> beaver and kim raymond knew nothing about the toy industry when they started their company in 2005. >> it didn't start as a planned business. >> they were holding down big jobs in the fashion industry and planning an upcoming birthday party. >> 15 boys coming to spend the weekend. i realized friday night that i forgoto get par favors. >> beaver sat down and turned 15 pieces of pvc pipe into tiny, homemade marshmallow shooting blowgun party favors. >> it was a huge hit with the kids. >> tha

until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business.ill your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm thomas roberts here in new york. it is 8:00 a.m. in the east and day 121 of the trump administration and we have breaking news from abroad as president trump is attending this elaborate arrival ceremony starting just a short time ago in saudi arabia. this is the kickoff destination to his first foreign trip and the big questions remain, what message will he be sending and how might it affect the troubles he has at home. all of this amid other breaking news stories out of washington. including new word on james comey. details on when the fired fbi director will testify in public about the russia investigation. and a new bombshell report

you remind me of j.j. from "good times." i love j.j. damn, damn, damn! >> stephen: >> jon: j.j.e was cool. >> yes he was. he can't play like me, though. >> no, he can't. >> stephen: he's not dead. he's still alive. >> jimmy walker? >> stephen: he's still alive. >> he went to my high school. >> stephen: that means he's dead. what do you mean? you're talking about him in the past tense. jimmy walker is still alive. jimmy come out here. >> no, no, no! jimmy better not come out here. what is jimmy doing on the coal bay show. i dropped out of high school. >> stephen: you did. >> i dropped out of high school with four credits to go. i loved it. i loved dropping out so much, i wish i could go back and drop out again. i might have been stuck in a job lifting heavy box s. >> stephen: this should be a p.s.a. you do for the children-- "kids," don't listen to your parents." >> i love when the plan comes together. >> stephen: i barely graduated from high school. >> you did. >> stephen: yeah, if i hadn't aced my final exams my time year, would still be in high school right now. i'm not joking

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business." running a company can be exhausting and stressful and people deal with this kind of pressure differently, which can make it tricky, if you are in a partnership. owners of a tennessee company found a breaking point. one partner decided to stay while another decided to go. here is their story. ♪ >> you get burned. you have to step away or it will kill you. >> jeff estes and nate akey were in their business. it was clear, their partnership wasn't working. >> i'm not going to lie, i'm entertaining the idea of i don't care. burn it down, i don't care. >> they were friends that joined forces to run 5 strings in tennessee. when they launched together, decisions were easy. it didn't take long to realize, that wasn't going to last. >> when you are a partner, you are married to them, in some capacity. instantaneous partners, you have tension. we would have tiffs, but we would work through them. >> that was in the beginning. soon, the small things started to feel bigger as more jobs came in. >>

i'm j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping you and your growing business z. a decade ago, most agree digital was to blame for the death of record and independent bookstores. but, both industries are experiencing a renaissance. what is old may be new again, but with a twist. in downtown las vegas, we met the owners of 11th street records who were not willing to see the companies they care so much about to the digital world. they are tapping into people's love of not only what they have to sell, but the community that comes with it. you can call it a comeback. ♪ >> vinyl has been crowned the new billion dollar business, whether it's the world of cover art, the sound of a song, or just getting lost in record store bins. vinyl offers collectors and enthusiasts an engaging, tactile and emotional experience. something that the digital landscape just can't compete with. >> i always say, when people boot up spotify or itunes, they don't go wow, but people walk in here every day

i'm j.j. ramberg.elcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping you and your growing business. a decade ago, most people would have agreed that digital was to blame for the death of so many record and independent bookstores. but both industries are expensing expensing experiencing a bit of a republican saps. in downtown las vegas, we met the owners of 11 street records and the writer's block booked store who were not willing to see the company they care so much about to the digital world. they're tapping into people's love ott not only what they have to sell, but the community that comes with it. ♪ you can call it a comeback. viej has been crowned the new billion dollar business. whether it's the world of cover art, the sound of a song or just getting lost in record store bins with, vinyl offers collectors and enthusiasts an engaging, tactile and emotional music experience, something that the digital landscape just can't compete with. >> i always say is that when people boot up spotify or itu

j.j. in vermont. j.j.? >> caller: hi, thanks for taking my call.uick question, i have facebook and i also have a company called wide y socialsocial -- yy which like a good social media company. >> we chose not to buy yy but along the way, we realize it's a good one-two, if you want to take the risk. and only alibaba. only alibaba i feel is not speculative. let's go to ernie in illinois. >> caller: jim cramer, how are you? my question is in the tesla motors. tesla motors has been killing it with the land rover, jaguar and such a very diversified company. land other and jaguar are on fire, especially with their research on electric cars. i mean their dividend is not as good as, for example ford, but tesla motors has had some huge way to go on their stock. >> i'm not a fan of any of the auto stocks. this is be like fiat chrysler, i would take advantage of that dip today. but just so you know that the auto industry is challenged bier technology, not by sales. the chinese companies are all on fire, i can only bless alibaba as an investment. but jd.com a

. >> j.j. is 13rs gym. what? >> reporter: practice before school, practice after school, practice on the weekends. life as a level ten gym nist is one big balancing act. >> i stay up late doing homework and get up early doing practice. i know every day i might learn something new. when i am tumbling i go high. >> reporter: she started gymnastics when she was 6. her skills have jumped over the years. one thing that's stayed the same, the smile on her face. >> yes, i have lots of energy. i like to stay positive so i think staying positive helps me keep all that energy. >> reporter: her favorite event is bars. she has a good grip. >> i see four inches and everything below that and i know i can land on it. that's really cool. >> reporter: j.j. competes all around the country and she has high hopes for the future. >> i want to go to the olympics because it gets your name out fun. i like being people watch. >> reporter: this super kid puts on quite the show. in gaithersburg, aimee cho, news 4. >> look at her go. awesom

director j.j.ams shared some sweet memories of his friend, keri, who we first met when she was just 15 years old on "the mickey mouse club." >> i guess my rapping >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, kim kardashian tells andy cohen everything. inside her post-paris robbery struggles. >> oh, i've totally changed. my whole life has changed. >> and is there still bad blood between her and taylor? >> you never said to call me. >> i don't think it was awkward. >> yeah. >>> then, why it's taken prince william nearly 20 years to deal with the pain of his mother's death. >> even her and i over the years -- >>> and number three, the bachelorette gets some famous guests. >> hello, gentlemen! >> gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. >> how ashton and mila became full-fledged members of bachelor nation.

director j.j.ams shared some sweet memories of his friend, keri, who we first met when she was just 15 years old on "the mickey mouse club." now at eight dublin's troubled water park ... after a boy falls off on opening day, what new documents show about the problems with the water slide. whooshstudents at an east bay high school say the school is not doing enough to protect them from bullying, racism and islamophobia.whooshin oregon, the suspect in that deadly attack on a light-rail train unleashes a racist rant in court.you call it terrorism, i call it patriotism. die!whoosh bulls' eye at the edge of space.the u=s shows it can shoot down a ballistic missile and sends a message to north korea.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) a child takes a terrible tumble off a brand new water slide in the east bay. tonight ... questions as to if the slide should have ever opened.(pam) good evening. i am pam moore. we dug deeper into what happened at the wave water park in dublin. (steve) and i

harjit sa j.j. an minute sister of defense, thank you. >> thank you. [applause] thank you all for coming today, thanks to the wonderful wilson center for support and assistance. i wasn't kidding, there is free beer out there. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations].

. >> and j.j.riend who she met on the mickey mouse club. >> i guess my rapping on the the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. (bird cawing) (doorbell rings) paco's pizza here to greet ya! (doorbell rings) answer the door, let me meet ya! (line ringing) hey. it's me. (on phone): what's up, zeke? check that address again. i got another no-show. (on phone): what? it's our stupid phone app. i think there's a glitch. hello? are you okay? oh, no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no, no.

. >> and j.j.t on the mickey mouse club. >> i guess my rapping on the

the surgery was a success and j.j.g him in our thoughts and prayers here on "good morning america." back to you. >> we certainly are. thanks for sharing, the family and saints were tweeting over the weekend and he still has a road ahead of him. >> yep. >> as amy said it went well and the family is asking for not only fre only prayers for j.j. but the donor's family, as well. >> you reminded us when we were on "gma" how they gave him the contract. you don't have to ask me twice. his energy was contagious. >> do we have to ask you twice for "pop news." >> don't have to ask me twice. never. we begin with some goop news. goop empire is growing. blog is becoming a full-fledged magazine and not just any magazine. the editor in chief of "vogue" anna wintour is turning goop into a quarterly with original content on cooking, health and fitness and came together with a simple conversation between paltrow and win tour at a social event. see, that's how it's done in the big leagues. goop magazine launches in september. we congratu

. >> yeah, j.j. daniels shook the foundation to its core with this game winning goal.liers would fall short, but this will always be remembered as one of the greatest goals in franchise history. i'll be back later with a preview of the. until then, i'm danny pommels from csn. nbc 10 news is coming right back. >>> the traditional decoration day service of the grand army meade was re-created today at laura hill cemetery. that's where the first memorial service was held in philadelphia back in 1868. in memory of gordon meade, a hero in the battle of gettysberg. >>> the best part guests can donate money that will go to a non-profit called ocearch. >>> in case you haven't heard there are some sharks swimming off new jersey and delaware this hour. the two great sharks have been hang off the coast all week long. and you can see exactly where they are and head on nbc10.com. >>> next the accident during a fleet week event that sent crews scrambling. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise some

j.j. duffy was driving when he saw smoke. four cars had crashed and caught fire. taking over until the local fire department arrived. >> whether we're on this big red fire engine, we stop and we help. fortunately for the gentleman and people out there in a hor f horrific accident, he was there. >> he says dwuffy's been with te fire department about six years. >>> the sierra snow pack is nearly double its normal levels. they conducked its final snow pack level and found it at 190% of normal. that's the most since 1998. this is drone video from earlier in the season. this is important because it accounts for about 30% of the state's water supply. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist is tracking changes in the forecast. >> warm changes. >> those numbers will continue to climb into the afternoon and by wednesday will likely be tracking those in jeopardy across the region. we have plenty of stars out there and it will be a clear night tonight and that will lead the way to a sunny start on your day for your tuesday. it's all about the rapidly rising temperatures on your tuesday

. >> reporter: j.j.obson is struggling after swan stole her 3-year-old german shepherd murphy on sunday afternoon. >> it just kill mess. >> reporter: jascobsen says her dog was playing outside around 3:00 p.m., but when murphy was nowhere to be found at 5:00 -- >> that's when i knew somebody had stolen him. >> reporter: there's no way murphy could have gotten over this fence. but it's possible that someone who's been to the property knows how to get inside and take her dog. >> the only way someone would know that murphy is here, is that they have driven on by and have seen him. there is a gentleman who has come by and numerous times talked about the dogs and always talked about murphy because he is the nicer dog. >> jacobson hopes wherever she is right now, he's being treated well. >> i hope wherever he is is accepting him as a family pet. >> reporter: murphy is their mentor, a dog's dog who coaxes shepherd's out of their shells and helps ready them for adoption. >> all you do is look at murphy, that's t

. >> reporter: j.j.ing after swan stole her 3-year-old german shepherd murphy on sunday afternoon. >> it just kill mess. >> reporter: jascobsen says her dog was playing outside around 3:00 p.m., but when murphy was nowhere to be found at 5:00 -- >> that's when i knew somebody had stolen him. >> reporter: there's no way murphy could have gotten over this fence. but it's possible that someone who's been to the property knows how to get inside and take her dog. >> the only way someone would know that murphy is here, is that they have driven on by and have seen him. there is a gentleman who has come by and numerous times talked about the dogs and always talked about murphy because he is the nicer dog. >> jacobson hopes wherever she is right now, he's being treated well. >> i hope wherever he is is accepting him as a family pet. >> reporter: murphy is their mentor, a dog's dog who coaxes shepherd's out of their shells and helps ready them for adoption. >> all you do is look at murphy, that's the kind of dog h

. >> reporter: j.j. competes all around the country and she has high hopes for the future. >> i really want to go to the olympics because it gets your name out there and it seems like so much fun. i like being the person that people watch. >> reporter: this super kid puts on quite the show. in gaithersburg, aimee cho, news 4. >>> a teen banned from graduation because she's having a baby. her story has been going viral all weekend. now we are hearing from her. >>> tributes to the fallen set up this memorial day weekend. how our nation's heroes will be honored >>> right now on "news 4 today," he is a white house adviser and a member of the first family. now jared kushner is under scrutiny by the fbi. we'll tell you why. >>> and good mornin place. till exist over the holiday weekend. forecast coming right up. >> reporter: a charming beach town without having to cross the bay bridge. i'm live all morning in north beach. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> it is 6:30 and here is a live look as we head into the

. >> another historic day in the presidency of donald j.j. trump repeated something here that was bold, that was decisive and nx leadership decision. as a former prosecutor thoughts director comey's behavior was a war and during this whole process and investigation. he really overstepped his bounds right from the beginning when he made a determination, legal determination as to whether or not a case could be brought against hillary clinton. that was the beginning of the end and after that he kept inserting himself into the public arena making statements to shape the investigation and ultimately trying to take the call away from loretta lynch. doing an about-face and making another statement which then really unfairly cast a cloud over the election of donald trump when instead they should have been focused on the real reason that he won and why hillary clinton was defeated, because she was a horrible candidate and working-class men and women were left behind. lou: the attorney general rod rosenstein is a career prosecutor, the longest-serving

nancy: this follows sightings of j.j. watt. -- sightings of watson. alison: he faces charges in maryland and brad bell is in jessup. it's back where it started this past friday. brad: that is right. the spotting is where we are now. we are outside the clifton t. perkins hospital center. this is the prison essentially for those who have mental health issues. you are looking back into the woods now. just in the last 15 minutes or so, the police suddenly then started driving in to those woods. state police helicopter now hovering fairly low overhead. we are sensing that something here has changed in the posture. what we know is this. this morning somebody spotted a guy who looked an awful lot like the suspect david watson. a distinctive person with distincttive tattoos. that man ran and ran into the woods. so police have been forming up here all day today. among the things they found in those woods, a tunnel. a little bit of a drainage pipe. in there, they found essentially what they are driving as a nest. packing materials were put in there as though so

j.j. eig, sends 32 hour as week at the gym. she recently competed at the junior olympics in indiana. aimee cho has her story. >> reporter: practice before school, practice after a level ten gymnast, it's one big balancing act. >> i stay up really late doing homework and get up really early for practice. i know every day i might learn something new. when tumbling, i go really high and feel like i'm flying. >> she started gymnastics at 6. and her skilled jumped. one thing that stapd tyed the s the smile on her face. >> i have lots of energy. like to stay positive. i think staying positive helps me keep all the energy. >> reporter: her favorite event is bars. she's got a good grip on all of them. >> i see four inches and everything below that i know i can land on it. that's really cool. >> reporter: she competes around the country and has high hopes for the future. >> i really want to go to the olympics. gets your name out there and seems like so much fun. i like being the person that people watch. >> reporter: this super kid puts

. >> well, it was j.j. abrams.hat he's doing. >> stephen: so i buy the "tv guide" and i take it home and i cover your name on it. you have the red wing and the cat suit. >> come on. >> stephen: and i showed it to evy-- i never told you this story? >> no. >> stephen: and i showed it to evy-- my wife and i said, "guess who that is?" she said, "i don't know, someone on 'the daily show." and i took my finger off and she said, "oh, that's jen." and i said, "yes." and she said, "she wasn't hot." ( laughter ) ( applause ) and i said, "yes, she was." ( laughter ) and she said, "you never said anything." and i said, "what am i supposed to say? 'have you noticed how hot the baby-sitter isn't?" >> that doesn't go over well. >> stephen: doesn't go over well. does not go over well. >> wise, wise. >> stephen: you are known to be, like, one of the most trusted and most likable people in hollywood. what's-- i'm not sure what's happening right now. >> i don't want anything to pop out. >> stephen: people sort of trust the endorsemen

abby: very special mother's day to fox producer, they welcomed j.j. olivia. have a great sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: good morning, the president could take a new fbi director by the end of this upcoming week. the white house's revised travel ban back in court tomorrow morning. hi, everybody, happy mother's day, thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, this is sunday morning futuresment full speed ahead for interviews to replace james comey as head of the fbi. where does the bureau go from here? former house speaker newt gringrich and james will be here live for that. plus a closer look at allegations that the obama administration spied on rand paul and at least one other senator, then widespread voter fraud have impact on 2016 election, a new white house commission, we will find out, i will talk with the chairman of that commission. and the president's travel ban facing a new challenge tomorrow from the ninth circuit of court of appeals. it's it heading for showdown to the supreme court. attorney general of texas will join us live as we look right now in sunday m

. >> reporter: j.j. jacobson vowed to return all $10,000, reward money donated on a go fund me website set up for the return of her german shepherd named murfee. >> everybody will get their money back. >> reporter: murfee disappeared sunday, jacobson drove her car monday looking for him. then this morning the dog's body was found in the back seat. some people think that murfee died in your care and that you placed the dog in the car and are blaming someone else for this. >> i understand that you just said that. i can't respond. i mean, he didn't, first of all, he didn't. >> reporter: further, jacobson says searchers with dogs found no sign of murfee in the immediate area. >> anybody that's been to the house knows that murfee wasn't in the house. they've had their dogs running through my house. >> reporter: yet murfee appears in your car this morning. >> yes. i completely understand where somebody would say, well, that's crazy. yeah, it really is crazy. >> reporter: chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> i

. >> come here, j.j. look at this. what do you think that is?oks like a crack pipe to me. >> no, it's a pencil. >> no, what's this? >> oh. i don't know, man. >> it's a squatch footprint. >> oh, sasquatch footprint. >> what do you think? >> perhaps. >> well, anyways -- >> depends how you're looking at it. >> this guy -- >> insanity. >> you're telling native americans they're wrong to believe in sasquatch? >> you can believe in whatever you want. >> i don't believe in sasquatch. >> all right, man. good job. >> i'm the only sasquatch on the west side. >> i'm a squatch believer. matter of fact, i get out here april 14th. i'm heading out west and on my way i'm going to look for squatches. >> scott dipiazza knows his release date, because his case is now resolved. in a deal with prosecutors, he pled guilty to breaking and entering and sentenced to one year in the kent county jail in addition to the eight months he has already served. >> i knew i was going to get about a year in county jail. but i thought that he was going to take into account my eight

>> abc wanted fonzi's "haaay" to compete directly with jimmy "j.j."cause i'm the fonz! haaay! >> catch phrases were big. >> sit on it! >> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say? >> sit on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number

j.j., what's happening on sunday?des your birthday. what's happening? >> it's my birthday. >> okay, besides your birthday. right? >> mother's day, right? >> say mother's day. >> mother's day. >> mother's day, mothers day. oh, my gosh. that's so great. how would you describe mom? >> she loves me. >> she loves you? >> yeah. >> that's pretty good. is that a good way to describe you? >> that's true. my favorite thing, right? >> this is like an advertisement for motherhood. ♪ [ applause ] how would you describe your mom in one word? >> friendly. >> beautiful. >> love her. >> love her? lovely. lovely. okay. oh, my gosh. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. i got a merry christmas. that was great. happy mother's day, everybody! i wish my mom was here. hey, happy mother's day, mom. >> thank you, jo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: happy mother's day to jo's mom, my mom, my wife nancy and to all the moms out there watching. we love you. we'll be right back with thank you notes, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause

j.j. olivia.he president could take a new fbi director by the end of this upcoming week. the white house's revised travel ban back in court tomorrow morning. hi, everybody, happy mother's day, thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, this is sunday morning futuresment full speed ahead for interviews to replace james comey as head of the fbi. where does the bureau go from here? former house speaker newt gringrich and james will be here live for that. plus a closer look at allegations that the obama administration spied on rand paul and at least one other senator, then widespread voter

. >> reporter: j.j.his man is, but she describes murphy as a popular dog with people. >> we could have adopted murphy out 84 times. >> reporter: and other german shepherds she rescues and rehabilitates, murphy is the mentor, that brings other shepherds out of their shells and helps ready them for a dongs. >> you look at murphy and go, that's the kind of dog he is. >> reporter: she found a rapport with the alameda county sheriff and said this is a suspicious circumstance. they don't have any proof murphy was dog napd. there are no witnesses to his disappearance. reporting in castro valley, kate larson, abc7 news. >> i hope they find him. they are trying to raise money to put up a $10,000 reward for murphy. they've already received more than $8,000. >> yeah, if you'd like to help we have a link to the go fund me page that is on our website at abc7 news news abc7 news.com. be sure to enable the push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> that will do it for this editi edition

general j.j. raymond, lieutenant david buck, ms. betty zap, director of national reconnaissance office and robert cardillo, director of the national intelligence space agency, mr. john hill, acting secretary of defense for space policy. after we finish this unclassified testimony and question and answer we'll adjourn to a closed session to continue our oversight in an appropriately secured fashion. in secretary mattis' confirmation hearing his official testimony stated, quote, while our military maintains capable air, land, and sea forces, the cyberand space domains demand an increasing share of our attention and investment, close quote. i fully agree with the secretary's statement. our military and intelligence leaders have been clear in their warnings, some going back many years, that our use of space could be taken away from us in the next military conflict. however, we have not moved with the conviction and urgency to respond to these warnings, which has left with us a growing crisis to confront in outer space. while i have the

i wonder j.j. could bees, former democratic party chairman here what you make of that? same companies if i were part of a conservative group wanted to he protest berkeley's actions would i be afforded same rights. what do you think? >> i hope so. neil: but you seem to doubt it, i think? >> i don't know that i doubt it or don't doubt it. i don't know what different companies would do or be able to do. >> i would bet those two companies would not. but that is just me. continue. >> it would be food to let people out on a particular day like today to voice their concerns their upsets particularly on a day features workers and workers rights. i think that is what makes it important. neil: rachel, looking at this here, a lot is target the at president trump right now, his policies, could be anything from climate change to whether he is too tough on illegal immigrants. they now have morphed that to just say immigrants. be that as it may, what do you think of that, and how he is really getting a target on him, unlike some of his he predecessors? >> right. i mean all protests no