this wasn't justine's decision.cision made by her attorneys. >> ah, yes, the attorneys. their names? maxwell battle and david stoft. according to the winters, the two assured the lawsuit, if she was found not guilty, would give them a better shot at an insurance reimbursement later. >> there was no intent of going for the estate, making that family endure more than they've already endured. >> but the optics were awful. >> oh, the timing could have been -- who knows -- better. >> you pick up the newspaper, you look at the blogs, you hear the radio and what you got was, those awful people, those disgusting, terrible people. what are they thinking, trying to sue the victims of this crime? >> that's what was portrayed. but the actual intent was not that. at all. >> all rise. district court is now in session. >> misunderstood or not, by the time justine winter's trial for deliberate homicide started in january 2011, the tide of public opinion had turned as bitter as a montana winter. the hearts of erin thompson's family,

-justin: hello. hi. -lemonis: hi. -justin: how are you? -lemonis: i'm good. justin: i'm justin.justin, how are you? i'm marcus. -justin: that's ray. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -ray: hi. -lemonis: hey. -how are you? i'm marcus. -ray: good. -nice to meet you, marcus. -lemonis: nice to meet you. so is that what ray and jus is? -ray: exactly. yep. -justin: that's right. -lemonis: okay. -justin: it's a little bit of a play on outrageous. -lemonis: okay. justin: jerseys and crazy stuff we make. lemonis: they don't seem so outrageous. justin: if you wear it to the store, people kind of look at you funny. lemonis: you guys have, like, a boat dealership in your garage. justin: yeah, that's my boat and his boat. ray: my roomate-in-college's boat and then two other rentals. lemonis: you guys do a lot of fishing, obviously. -justin: as much as we can. -ray: yep. [ laughs ] ♪ justin: we are kind of geared towards the fisherman and the boater. -sun-protection designed. -ray: completely custom shirt. so, this starts as plain white fabric. lemonis: so a customer calls you and says, "i want to

if there is, i'll call justin and he'll take care of it. if he doesn't, then we'll have to talk. >> it will be fine. >> i think that situation is well taken care of. very important for all countries and all three countries, the farmers. very important, more so in that case for us and canada. the farmers are really happy with it. the manufacturers are very happy. mexico is thrilled. you saw the vote. it was a very lopsided in a positive way vote. a great vote. it's going to be special. it's the largest trade deal by far ever entered into, and we're close to having it finalized. it means a lot of jobs for our country. a lot of wealth for all three countries. and we're competing against the world. we're not competing with each other. this brings us into a position where we're not competing with each other. we're competing against the world. that's what we're doing. we're competing against big sections of the world. including asia and including other areas. i think it's going to be special. i think it's going to be an important deal. but the bi

so i want to thank you very much, justin, for coming to the white house. prime minister trudeau: thank you. thank you, donald, for this meeting. it's an opportunity for us as you say to keep talking about how we've worked hard to build a great trade deal that's good for canadian workers and american workers and mexican workers as well. we're moving forward on the ratification process aligned with you. obviously today as well, on top of the great news and the canadian and american economies, we're continuing to work on a broad range of global issues, obviously this news today, we're going to be talking about today as well. this is a great opportunity for us to continue to work and to develop and to build on the closest alliance in the world between canada and the united states. pres. trump: well, this will be the largest trade deal ever made, and it won't even be close if you take a look at the numbers. second is so far away, you don't even call it second. it's very exciting and very exciting for mexico, very exciting for canada. and i have to also thank th

>> we are. >> it's an honor to have the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau. he's been a friend of mine. we've worked hard together and work in particular on the usmca. and we hope to have bipartisan report, you're making the rounds of congress later on? >> i'm meeting a few people. >> terrific. we will be talking about that and generally we're talking trade and other things and then going to have lunch and some meetings. it's an interesting day, but it will be like a positive day, i think, like the usual. that's the way we want to have it. we want positive days. only positive days. i want to thank you very much, justin, for coming to the white house. >> thank you. >> thank you, donald, for this meeting. it's an opportunity for us, as you say, to keep talking about how we worked hard to build a great trade deal that's good for canadian workers, good for american workers and good for mexican workers as well. we're moving forward on the ratification process aligned with you, obviously today as well, on top of the great news and canadian and american economies, w

i would caveat this by saying political element of justin trudeau. >> sciences, word of entertainment or on matters of national security, we must continue on this tradition. not only does collaboration lead to growth and pros -- prosperity, it helps us tackle challenges efficiently and effectively. in the digital age countries are grappling with new threats every single day. rapid pace of change coupled with advances in technology completely transformed the way we talk about national security and address new challenges. one thing the president and i discussed, president trump and i discussed during our meeting was the need to improve our collective mineral security. critical minerals used for defense, manufacturerring and high-tech industries are essential to our economies, to you are our security. we agreed to develop a strategy to encourage more cross-border collaboration and investments to insure future competitiveness of our mineral industries and the safety and security of our supply chains. these are just some of the things we discussed over th

. >> but first, did justin bieber lose his mind challenging tom cruise to a fight? >> on social he said he was going to knock him out. >> biebs is finally explaining. ♪ it's a no-brainer >> it was just a random tweet. i watched a interview with him and he was just on my mind. >> the biebs is backtracking on his tweet challenging tom to a ufc cage fight. >> i'm pretty sure tom would kick my -- in a fight. >> he kept it real about his chances against the 56-year-old action star who still does it own stunts. >> i think he would probably be out of my weight class. he has that dad strength. he's a dad right? >> he's definitely a dad. >> bieber was in good spirits and wearing a drew barrymore t shirt as he chatted with photogs outside his wife's fashion office. the singer flashed them a biebs sign and all but apologized ♪ too late to say sorry >> why did he challenge tom to begin with? >> this is my first time on stage in like two years. >> publicity, maybe. justin joined ariana grande at coach ella and teased new music. >> the biebs wants a piece of tom cruise. this trul

♪ >> justin: just mixed up a binary explosive. ♪ >> justin: 3, 2, 1. [ rapid fire ] >> anthony: whateverca right there. >> anthony: it's not mine. [ laughter ] >> chef: two choices: venison or beef, with or without cheese. >> anthony: venison and cheese. >> chef: venison and cheese. >> ashley: yeah. >> anthony: wow, nice selection. >> ashley: only way to go. >> anthony: so everybody born and bred here? >> chase: i've lived in canada for a long time. i stayed in england for quite a while. sweden for quite a while. no matter how long i'm gone, i always come back. can't just load the jeep up with a bunch of guns and stay out there for seven days and, you know, you can't really do that anywhere else. >> justin: that's probably one of the greatest things about west virginia. you know, we can enjoy whatever we want to enjoy. i'm not trying to force my opinions on anybody else. that being said, we will defend ours. >> ashley: yeah, we will. >> anthony: i was guessing. >> ashley: yeah. >> anthony: i grew up in an environment, you see somebody at the super market carrying a hand gun, that would b

if there is trans shipping, i will call justin and he will take care of it. i will probably call him a second time, and if he doesn't, [indiscernible] but i think that situation is very well care of in and very important for all three countries, the farmers, very important. but so for us and canada, the farmers are really happy with it. manufacturers are very happy. mexico is thrilled. lopsided and a positive vote. a great boat. i think it will be something special. it is the largest trade deal, by far, ever entered into. we are close to having it finalized. it means a lot of wealth for all three countries, and we are competing against the world. we are not competing with each other. it brings us into a position where we are not competing with each other. we are competing against the world. and that is what we are doing. we are competing against big sections of the world, including asia, and including other areas. i think it will be very special and be an important deal, but the biggest ever made. will you invite the toronto raptors to the white house? pres.

justin: it's hard to say at this

justin theroux.> jimmy: by the way, what a boost for the v-neck t-shirt industry. >> it's incredible. we really felt like we got left behind years ago over in the v-neck. >> jimmy: the v is for victory. >> yeah. duh. and i wore it because of the 75th of normandy, of d-day. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> take a second. >> jimmy: that's right. canadian troops as well. >> what do you mean as well? [ laughter ] first of all, how dare you "as well"? you as well. >> jimmy: you're right. >> you as well! we were there early. >> jimmy: were you? >> yes. canada was there early and the u.s.aybe wng on our own port th we knew about to get in to convince roosevelt. >> jimmy: i stand corrected. so you were toronto born and raised. are you a big raptors fan? >> the rappies are my team. >> jimmy: the rappies -- >> i love the rappies. >> jimmy: even though had you moved by the time they were there? did they come after you? >> moved -- i mean, what are you -- i mean, look at this guy. da, da, da -- there's like a bean counter

there was one republican voted with nancy pelosi was justin amash. when it was on the floor to make the mueller report public didn't vote yes. he can determine his own future, but i think in a philosophical basis he is in a different place. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> house democratic leaders held a news conference on their legislative agenda and heard from that keem jeffries and katherine clark. they spoke about the mueller report and suppress likes on william barr and don mcgahn. mr. jeffries: good morning everyone. earlier today at the caucus meeting had a very active discussion on very wide variety issues and pleased that dr. henry lewis gates harvard historian shared clips from his new film on reconstruction and remind us of our long journey that we have been on in this country

there was one republican voted with nancy pelosi was justin amash. when it was on the floor to make the mueller report public didn't vote yes. he can determine his own future, but i think in a philosophical basis he is in a different place. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.orgith comments fr tishary committee chair

mccarthy: justin amash, i guess, decided to leave the freedom caucus. justin amash, for a long time if you watch his voting record, i have said this before. i just watched the other day, there was a motion to recommit. there was one republican who voted with nancy pelosi. it was justin amash. when it was on the floor to make the mueller report public didn't vote yes. he can determine his own future, but i think in a philosophical basis he is in a different place. thank you. >> is he welcome in the gop conference? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] hold a, house democrats news conference following a vote to allow committees to go to court to enforce subpoenas. judiciary committee chair jerrold nadler was joined by other committee chairs for this 20 minute briefing.

he address the situation while he was meeting with justin trudeau. pres. trump: iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters. we have it all documented. it is documented scientifically, not just words. they made a very bad mistake. welcomefor more, we national security team leader bill faries. i want to start there. it did feel earlier, the president had said wait and see what i will do, i am not going to tell you which sounded ominous, for those who are faring hawkish behavior. what do you make of the walking back here? bill: you know, every day surprises. i do not think when president trump set iran had made a mistake that many of us believed he was saying an individual had made a mistake. that was the line he reiterated with prime minister trudeau. this is a president that ran on getting the u.s. out of intractable middle east conflicts. he has repeatedly said he does not want a war with iran. his political base certainly is not in favor of something like that. it is still a surprising comment. you do not hear washington frequently gi

she was you to say never meet my 3 of us i would at justin's request i will absolutely bring them in to us and right. it will that when when it is radically when we consider far i have to get the democrats to approve it all right so i like your positive thinking but if and the if is really subject to the democrats let's see what happens but i really believe that nancy pelosi and the house will approve and i think the senate will approve it rapidly it's going to be very bipartisan it's great for the farmers manufacturers it's really great for everybody and unions it's great for unions i mean i we have tremendous union support too it's a tremendous it really is it shows a partnership between 3 countries and sort of 3 countries in a trade sense we're competing with the european union with competing with china it gives us a bigger dialogue gives us a much bigger platform it's really good for all 3 it's something that's very popular i hope politically they can do what they have to do now a day after the election it would win with a tremendous support but we have an election coming up but

justin finch is in the newsroom with more. sorry. we are havg trouble with justin's motive but a report on that teen who was struck and illed a car in buoy over the weekend. sy with us. we will try to bring you that report lato >>> we are tracking a devel ing story in philadelphia this morning. a graduation pay there took a w tragic tuen gunman opened fire, killing one person and injuring five others. the gunfire started around 10:00 last night in the southwestern part of the city along dead-end street. investitors say 60 people at a upebration and someone drove and fired four rounds. one adult died and the others are expected to survive. >>> accident happened yesterday on snowden farm parkway. police say 43-year-old mario sanchez crossed the yellow line and collided with 20-year-old ian mckenna.d mckenna diet the seen. sanchez was taken to the hospital but expected to be okay. >>> we are also hing to learn more about a weekend drowning in mcclain, virginia. a man was dead in a backyard pool. they don't suspect foul play. the home is

and justin bieber/tom cruise fight back on?lus -- ♪ work, work, work >> you never seen rihanna like this. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >> these are the new photos of reclusive "friends" star matthew perry that have triggered concern from fans. the 49-year-old was spotted out in manhattan wearing sweat and a stained blue shirt. many fans focused on his nails which appeared dirty and overgrown, clearly perry proved his sense of humor intact because he took to twitter, quote, i'm getting a manicure this morning. that's okay, right? i mean, it says, man right in the word. that tweet was pretty much ripped from the pages of "friends." >> this doesn't make you any less of a guy, that does. >> meanwhile, jennifer aniston and courteney cox were spotted in cabo celebrating courteney's birthday. friends celebrates 20th anniversary of the show oes debut. just last week, jen told "e.t." she's all-in for a reboot. >> maybe was getting no

we will go across to osaka and speak to justin again in this program.wo debates took place between democratic candidates thursday night. joe biden found himself on the defensive and more than one occasion. senator harris told the vice president his record of working with non-race issues was hurtful. >> night two of the democratic debate. there to argue for the position. >> the american people , aerstand trump is a phony pathological liar, and a racist. he lied to the american people during his campaign. mala harris had a standout moment of the debate when she challenged joe biden over comments he worked with -- to get things done in the senate. >> it is hurtful. you worked with them to oppose busing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools and she was bussed to school every day. that little girl was me. was also pressed congressman,by a and is half biden's age. >> i was six years old when a candidate came and said it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. that canada and

justin,> hank you. >>w update to a story we first brought you during the government shutdown back in january. two prince georges county sisters turned their federal furlough situations into a sweet booming business. >> the sisters were forced to find a way to make ends meet. the sisters appeared on the ellen degenereceshow. >> sin then, they have sold more than 5,000 cheesecakes. the sisters have quit their government jobs now. their cheesecakes will be in 100 selected walmart stores. >> it's apr vilege. this is not a common thing. we were told that our company was ly a monthld when we were sitting inrkansas at walmart headquarters and the buyer said this doesn't happen. there are people waiting over a year. >>so you can buy the furloughed cheesecakes on their website. >> we posted a link in our app. i need to get my hands on this cheesecake before it blows up even more and the prices go up and it's sold out. we need to get some cheesecakes. >> request made. >>> 5:11. up next f you miss caleb green on "

justin trudeau standing with the president in the west politico. let me pause and see if there's a question. they've turned and gone in. we will hear from them, i would suspect, you know better than i, kristen, being right there. the pool will be brought in and we'll see whether he answers questions there. as you were just saying, we have to see what kind of possible retaliation might take place. what secretary pompeo said was that, if they hit one u.s. service member, they would expect action. they've now hit an unmanned $120 million drone and the argument is, of course, a dispute over exactly where it took place. kristen. >> right. as you can see behind me, the report evers rushing past. that is because they're now going to go to the oval office where that bilateral meeting is poised to take place between president trump and prime minister trudeau. as you pointed out, that would be an opportunity for the press to be closer to the president and try to get some questions to him about all of this. what specifically would any type of retaliatory acti

oh, i said that to justin. oh, god.hen they killed their mentally ill sons and on turkish and on the court could wind up in criminal court the president of the nba champion trauma raptors facing charges because of this after the buzzer shoving match. and in san francisco house speaker nancy pelosi urging women to fight against politicians were trying to deny their reproductive rights and send they have to pay a price at the polls. the 23 year-old man shot to death by police officers earlier this month has filed a civil claim against the walnut creek

. >> justin huang chose an unusual gift, to actually help others. ian cole has his story. >> reporter: since he was a baby, justin has battled an extremely rare blood disorder. it has led to heart failure and was so bad that he didn't have an appetite for most of his life. >> he have night i had to artificially insert food inside myself. >> reporter: when he was 15, justin received a heart transplant. for three months, he and his mom stayed at the ronald mcdonald's house for his recovery. >> you really find the strength and courage and humanity while staying here. >> reporter: it put his body on the right track and also when his taste buds came to life. >> after my heart transplant, there was a sudden urge for appetite. >> reporter: a now 16-year-old justin loves to cook. he still has to cut out sodium and sugar for his heart, but when the make-a-wish foundation give him a wish, he passed on the trip to europe or disneyland to make a cookbook. >> my name is justin huang -- >> reporter: which he unveiled in front of his family, doctors and old pals.

hey, justin, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, molette, eun, good morning.you mentioned the democrats have a crazy streak going winning nine of the past ten matchups out here. so, right now republicans hoping to get in there and snatch that win this evening. behind us here the f eld is getting ready for tonight's big game. you see a lot of rope out here to preserve that grass. practice here set to begin soon. seeing someone approach the field right here as we speak right now. democrats and republicans will square off tonight again 7:05 returning here to nats park here to t settle score. this of course has become a friendly competition over the years. at times put politics aside and focus more so on the game itself. we can tell you as well a lot of focus will be going on, too, turning the page ofears past. you might recall just yoars ago that shooting happened during practice in alexandria, four people were hurt, including congressman steve scalise. they are all recovering now. steve scalise set to be here at the game this evening as well. and back out live i

news4 justin ch is live at herndon high school with the latest. very disturbing, justin. >> reporter: very diurbing, for sure. i can tell you this. fauquier county police are following the evidence in this case, cyberevidence, some 3,500 videos and images and they came acrthis stunning development they say this former herndon high school drama teacher you mentioned isaccused of secretly filming someone allegedlyni happ filming others too students at the school. here is a look at this teacher e.rned suspect he you might recall he was first arrested in april after police say he put hidden cameras inside the bedroom of a pair who had been living with him and his wife andheir two children. then this week here, more victims captured on cameras reportedly hidden throughout herndon high school mainly in changing areas. the footge police say captures students in undressing. they made contact of nine of those ten students and mostly female students.g this warnin from police now. >> these cameras are small. and like we see in this case anr othecases, they a

justin, are you ready for this heat? >> i was just going to say, it might surprise you but i like it hot. the 90s are speaking to me. i hate the cold so this is great. >> no, i'm tmplaining either. i love this weather, folks. just remember, stay hydrated, check on the elderly, check on the kids, keep giving them water throughout the day and the pets. >> you hydrate too. >>> a super bowl champ and local native is back in home just in time forhis great weather. philadelphia eagles safety rodney mccloud hosting a football camp, why having it at his old hig h >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right, we are back with sports, george wallace here with us now. what's going on in the sports wooud? >> how abt the nationals, huh? red hot nat nals. did you think you'd be saying that a few weeks ago? me neither. we knew this 11 game home stand had the possibility being the make or break part of the nats season, series against the diamondbacks, phillies, braves, we're waiting. it's obvious the nationals have approa

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back in to you. >> justin finch live for us.in, thank you. >>> i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. thank you. >> standing bef a cheering crowd in orlando, president trump officially launched his re-election bid last night and t spoke abo the economy and once again promised to ild a wall along the united states southern border. but it's not only the preo dent wh heading to florida. next week i'll be reporting live from miami covering the first democratic presidential date of the 2020 campaign. you can see my reports beginning next wednesday and watch the debate right here on nbc 4 ay wednesdnd thursday night at 9:00 p.m. >>> last night president trump's focus ma have been 2020, but today he'll no doubt keep an eye on capitol hill. president trump's former communications director hope hicks will testi behind closed doors before the house judiciary committee. this is just theatest part of a series of on going investigations into his administration. the committee i

. >> news 4 justin finchs there with a preview of tonight's game. justin. rs o congress will orning. t kand game here, putck bats and gloves and baseballs for that charity game, which has taken on even more poignancy in the yearsat after shooting at that congressional baseball practice back in alexandria two years ago. that, of course, congressman left steve scalise gravely injured as well as three others hurt who was all on the field that morning. coming up in just a bit, later in the show, we'll take you inside nats park and give you a sense of what's going to be happening before night's big game. at nats park, i'm justin finch, news 4. >>> it's now 5:10. up next, summer safety is top of mind for a lot of parents right now. >> yeah, from the playground to the bike path, we're working foo highlighting things you can start to think about now before your little ones go out and play later today. >>> plus, robo calls are annoying. they can even be frightening. we know more thisng about the government's plan to crack down on thehi businessend calls.harassing ph

>> i have seen justin many times since then. to my delight he seems to like me. >> you took my dog?re sure it's all good now. justin is executive producer of "spin the wheel" and dax is the host. >> basically the opportunity here to win $20 million. >> $23 million. >> that's a million dollar reaction, but his wife's reaction to a sloth for her birthday? priceless. >> if you had to come home tonight with $20 million or a sloth, what do you think would make your wife for excited. >> i would just bring home the $20 million. we could deal with the sloth issues as they arose. >> hi, everybody, and welcome. >> sherri shepherd is the hostess with the mostest on "best ever trivia show." we learned a surprising piece of trivia about her. >> i'm going give you this. the first tweet that dominic thiem ever sent out was to @sherrieshepherd. >>> premiering tonight, "family food fight" with ayesha curry. >> my kids unfortunately are down with the whole unicorn movement. i can't stand it. >> 100 grand is on the line. >> lord, if you can hear us, we need you to touch the chicken, lord. >>> still ah

police want to you call in if you think you see justin right t away. just minutes to go, undocument green from el salvador is accused of killing bambi larson in february. the supervisors voted against allowing local law enforcement to alert i.c.e. before an illegal immigrant is released from local jails. >> i urge you, not just a policy that you sign or not sign. it does affect us very much. >> the supervisors say i.c.e. has access to planned release dates and criminal histories and an i.c.e. notification policy could lead to racial profiling. >>> the warriors are preparing for game three of the nba finals. back home at oracle arena. >> but they'll have to beat the rammers without kevin durant and kevon looney and possibly klay thompson too. he suffered a mile hamstring injury in game two. he did take some practice today but it is questionable for tomorrow. >> if there is any pain, it will be a no-go because of the position we're in. this could be a longer series so there is no point in trying to reactivate it. >> kevin durant hasn't made cynic the sem

she says however she can kron four's justine waltman live for us tonight in oakland with the latest justine. >>past oakland mayor libby shaft has warned her community about potential ice raids and she took a lot of heat for that, but this time she says the president did that for her by sending out that tweet earlier in the week and she says if she gets anymore credible information about exactly when and where these raids, we'll likely happened. she says you already know what our values are in oakland, we will unapologetically stand up for those values, rates could start as soon as sunday and could impact some 2000 people across the country including in the bay area. ice has says it is considering arresting and deporting families we have gone through their legal proceedings and got final borders to be deported from the judge but did not comply with the order. >>reports are also indicating that field agents are receiving briefings and trainings before the raids we did reach out to ice for comment and a spokesperson told us the agency would not offer any specific details about any enforcement

kennedy: welcome back, mitch mcconnell -- justin amash had time to complicate the swamp from dog houser impeachment rendered him a man without a party, he has been mum publicly about the case he made, but he did tweet about two decisions, one on impeachment, other vote against house judiciary chair nadler, so-called contempt resolution. he came to a conclusion two party system is hurting america. amash is right. b about that his constitutionalism, has put him at odds with that' that looks vy different from one he joined and ran with. he pointed out the hip cas hypof our two party system, and forced his party sho shun him for now s in no man's land, a poll at home has him down by 16 points against his primary challenger, if he really wants to go in on liberty. he should go in a potential libertarian candidate and his silence betrays a level of discomforts. which means if we were to have's meaningful seat. he has to get bloody and fight, he can't shrink away with things get ugly, if he will stand up for the constitution and a more perfect union, he has to make his case. democrats are for

back to you. >> justin fincheat police quarters. thank you. >>> right now, a serial music store robber is still on the loose. od.c. police are trying catch him before he hits another store. surveillance cameras captured the suspect breakinghrough the glass door at middle c music iore in tinley town early sunday morning northwest d.c. this was the second twome in t days the same man broke into the same store. he stole a $4,000 saxophone. thatas an all-too-familiar scene for the store owner. >> i couldn't believe it because it happen head the night before last, as well. this is actually the fifth time at i believe the same person has done this. >> after the saxophone was stolen the first time, someone called the owner to say they had and left it with a security guard. the owner took to police so they could gather evidence.es she hopthe thief will return the saxophone for good there time. >>> right now in ocean city, maryland, police are searching for the suspect in abi stab neither the boardwalk there. you take a look. police are look

justin? >> reporter: when it stops raining, a patio like this here in montgomery county here, wn downtobethesda, will be a great place to have lunch, a sandwich, maybe even a drink. but it will not be a pla where you can smoke or even vape beginning today. enforcement starts today it will be montgomery county health officials who will scene history the law in the county. b restaurants ans get two waurning here. third -- third warning here. you might recall that here already it waso illegal t smoke inside of aestaurant orbar. and that was passed back in 2003. now back out live as you might imagine, all the bar and restaurant owners on edge about this. not sure how this will pan out. but in rockville and gaithersburg, similar laws already on the books here. they don't report any major problems having this in place already. but some people may have to be coaxed into this. a spot likethis outside where you used to smoke or vape, today you no longer can. and that is now the law, guys. >> all right

so is prime minister justin trudeau from canada. in congress later on this afternoon meeting with house speaker nancy pelosi to personally try to get her to bring up ratification vote. the process started in canada. they have a second reading for the ratification bill. then debate in their house of commons. mexico ratified the agreement yesterday. their president called their senate back from vacation in order to make that happen yesterday. this morning white house economic advisor peter navarro says that it is the u.s.'s turn. >> for the record, the vote was 114-4. so it was a slam dunk in mexico because this deal is good for mexico, canada and the night. the thing i like about it as trade manufacturing guy, the fact that we have strong rules of origin coupled with tough protections and labor and environment, which will bring our manufacturing to u.s. soil, our supply, chain, jobs and factories. i think every member of congress regardless of party wants to go back to their district and talk to their people and be proud that they vo

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justin: it's hard to say at this point. i tried it and it didn't work there was some wind involved. it could be the weather. it's probably not a huge deal. in the larger scheme, i think elon musk was probably nervous because this was an audition of sorts for future government work. i think it is a case where there are four companies looking for that, the air force will probably choose two of them, and there is stiff competition involved there. it's a very important revenue stream for much of 2020. i think that was a big part of the issue last night for spacex. emily: going forward, what does it mean for spacex? elon musk as usual has set some very ambitious goals. he plans to send a human into space not long from now. justin: the plan for a human is this year. i think last year -- it showed we can get two separate orbits on a flight. the industry is moving that way. you've got to be able to do that. different customers want to be different places. i think it was important that they show that they can do that and they also s

justin rose led yesterday but today's leader out of nowhere, gary woodland. watch how he finishes this round, eight underpar and that makes it nine. beautiful shot and one of the last golfers to get off the course early this evening. and this is the start. brandon was born in danville. he finishes his second consecutive round of two under 69 but get this, he makes the cut and supposed to graduate from stanford on sunday. he's busy. >> just a little bit. >> he can't pick up his degree because he is golfing and that is a fantastic story. the world cup going on in france and we have another sensational individual effort and another hat trick and italy, emphatically taking care of jamaica to move into the second round. the first over three goals has already occurred so two nil after this. celebrate italy, all afternoon long. again we user many skills including her noggin. to knock it down. this is the third of the world cup and it is five nil, italy taking care of jamaica. meanwhile on a friday night, we got a little time so why not. check this out. this is derek

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justin finch is live with details on these changes. justin? >> reporter: so far, seeing buses come and go at a pretty good clip. here at the huntington south station. we can tell you this -- beginning today, express buses o ll leave from this station the pentagon, but those buses will now serve both the north and the south sides. as you b can seehind us here, not seeing many long lines, not many people waiting so far this morning here. but let's show you what metro is working to avoid. what we saw last week which was week one, major service overhaul as tey repair the stations here south of reagan national airport. long lines here at huntington last week. p something mostple did not want to see, a lot of frustration and confusion there. we also have this video that we founon line, on twitter from metro riders. one of them showed us this -- long lines during the evening commute from huntington, what she described as slow-moving lines, people missing buses, confusion, and a lot of headache there, as well. let's show you what the goal now is of th

justin is your leaderix at s under heading into tomorrow's second round. right now at game 6 the nba finals. t blink the score will change. the raptors lead the warriors, 104-101. the warriors had to watch klay thompson clooeleave the game wi injury. the final game tonight in oakland. intense stuff. >> injuries are happening. no more time to spare with these guys. >> they bette get the serie ncht here is something you don't see every day on the streets of baltimore. >> two bulls spotted roaming outside a downtown apartment comt ex. check iout. the steers escaped from ae narbl ughter house. took about half hour to corral them. the bulls have escaped in the baltimore street a few times in the last few years. one of them escaped today had escaped five years ago ♪ you know reliable support when you have it, and that dependability is what we want to give our customers. at comcast, it's my job to constantly monitor r network. prevent problems, and to help provide the most reliable service possible. my name is tanya, i work in the network operations center for co

, i mccarthy: justin amash guess decided to leave the freedom caucus. justin amash for a long time if you watch his voting record, i just watched the other day, there was a motion to recommit. there was one republican voted with nancy pelosi was justin amash. when it was on the floor to make the mueller report public didn't vote yes. he can determine his own future, but i think in a philosophical basis he is in a different place. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.orgith comments fr tishary committee chair jerrold nadler. >> house democrats holy news conference. the vote passed along party lines. joe nadler was joined by a number of his fellow committee chairs for this 20 minute briefing. mr. nadler: good afternoon. as i said before, i'm congressman jerry nadler, chairman of the judiciary committee. as i said before we are facing a constitutional crisis. we have a president who believe he is

. >> reporter: a now 16-year-old justin loves to cook.has to cut out sodium and sugar for his heart. he passed on a trip to europe or disney land to make a cookbook. >> reporter: which he unveiled back in front of his family, parents and doctors. >> it's so good. >> you never know what a kid will come up with. when you see kids who have gone through extraordinary illnesses that they have a wisdom. what i love is they have the wisdom and the joy. >> reporter: the cookbook focuses on recipes that will heart healthy so kids who will sick can eat easy to make delicious foods. >> his optimism is really most amazing thing. >> reporter: an east bay chef stepped up to help with the recipes. >> something that can be shared with a lot of people. it's a gift that keeps giving. >> reporter: justin spent the rest of the night autographing his work using a wish to put a stamp on life to teach others that are hopes and dreams beyond an illness. >> i'm pretty impressed with myself and i'm pretty proud of myself too. it's so amazing to see what i can do a