. >> his name was justin michael. these are his parents, weldon and marie. >> he cared about people. he was kind and considerate. >> just a nice guy. >> just a very nice guy, a very good person. >> the sort of person who volunteered for things, like helping to build houses for habitat for humanity. >> he really enjoyed it. >> justin was almost 31, the eldest of three. his brother nathan idolized him. >> all three of us stayed close, just always grew up, like, playing sports and hanging out with justin. >> he was just a great older brother. very supportive and caring and would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. >> in fact, said sister sydney, justin saved her life when, as a teenager, she was caught in a rip tide at the beach. >> it was absolutely terrifying. i felt like i was literally drowning. and then all of a sudden there was justin, and he was pulling me up on our boogie board and telling me that everything was going to be okay, everything is going to be fine. >> so you get the idea. just a good pe

support for the farmers what's the impact of all that but michael international attention came out early as a few months ago when canadian brands to justin trudeau began by just bought this particular incident this week with celebrities tweeting out wasn't meanly on twitter and it also gained attention because there was a lot of international treats and condemnation on social media and as a pushback in celebrities started to be doing as well and led by the ministry of external affairs that don't usually is specifically saying that outsiders must operate i mean does matter they must understand more and again drawing attention to the fact of the claim that these protests are limited to a strong number of protests that the government is trying to make will shift and that people should not jump the gun by claiming to know more than they do so or the government is getting more aggressive in its pushback as well especially after the public divide. in delhi thank you michele. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour about a 1000 people took to the streets of me in moore's largest city of young gone on sa

when you look at the twitter response yesterday of all the great golfers, jack nicholas, justin thomas, like a michaeladd one story that he can relate to and talked about winning a tournament, he was so happy, new wife at the time and let's go out and celebrate and he looked at her, no, no, i'm expected to win. we have another tournament. describe the mindset, you never really enjoyed the spectacular moments. >> a lot of greats are like that. i'm sure tom brady is thinking how he's going to win another super bowl in tampa and tiger was like that for sure. when he won the masters 2 years ago, with his kids there, it was a stamp on his career, they read what he had done or seen it on social media or video, but now to experience that, i really felt like he's culminated everything that he could ever want to do in golf and with all due respect to jack nicholas, it's hard to win like tiger has won and do it with all the pressures in the media and he's played certainly the best golf ever in certain amount of time, tiger woods. steve: thank you very much for joining us from palm beach. 7:10 here in the east.

will want biden to give an update because as long as the two michaels are abducted in china, bilateral discussions can't progress. hopefully justin trudeau can get president biden to come on board in a way he never was with trying to resolve this so it frees up diplomatic action elsewhere. >> watch what happens there. what do both leaders need to get out of this meeting? and what do they need to do to restart their economies and work together on that? >> i think, rosemary, the number one thing is getting the border open. it's the longest under funded border in the world. the second largest goods trade after mexico. there is no full steam economic recovery without the canadian border operating friction free and getting people across. that's why prime minister trudeau would have a compelling case to say, look, vaccinating only the united states gets you so far. if canada is vaccinated as well, our economies can get back on track and they can start passing parts as opposed to the reduced flow we've seen. so, again, that's where vaccination ties into the economy. hopefully justin trudeau can get the president to move a bit. andrew mc

michael van der veen says it is speech that is ordinary political rhetoric. >>> and today, there was joe biden trying to rally support for the $1.9 trillion relief plan. >>> justinrlake is apologizing to janet jackson and britney spears. he has been criticized for not supporting janet jackson for the super bowl wardrobe malfunction, and also criticized in the "framing britney" documentary. >>> and also, pandemic bliss shows that you should book vacations. check out the news with shepard smith tonight to find out how to enjoy brief moments of bliss in these pandemic times. that is the cnbc news at this hour. >> so important in these covid times. thank you courtney reagan. >>> it is a wild week for the cannabis stock as they are the new target for reddit traders. and now, looking at the poster chiled for all of this tilray. monday, 16% rally, and tuesday, 40% rally and wednesday up 50%, and yes, that is 50, 5-0, and then yesterday down almost 50%. today, we are seeing a move lower again, and while tilray may be the poster child for enthusiasm of cannabis, it is not wall street's favorite name. we combed through and saw that one name is coming up again and again as