a.j.ut his wife being pregnant. that baby was due in two weeks then. a.j. was about to hit the stage in vegas with the rest of the fellas. >> this is a nice distraction, but, yeah. i'm kind of in freak-out mode. >> oh, boy. i mean, girl. tonight's know and tell, a little lady joins the a.j. mclean fan club. ♪ last night, a.j.'s life got a little larger and he and his wife welcomed a daughter, lyric dean maclean. he picked the name because of his love of music. he says, it was his turn after his wife named their 4-year-old daughter. less than 24 hours earlier, a.j. and the rest of the back street boys showed love to a rival boy bander. ♪ pulling 'n sync lance bass up on stage at their vegas show for a sweet serenade. lance is the second 'n syncer to hit the stage. less than two weeks ago, joey had his own moment and shared a smooch with nick carter. and we all know katy perry kissed a girl and she liked it. ♪ i kissed a girl >> but now the singer is revealing that's not all. th tru be told,

a.j. solomon is a recovering heroin addict. >> today and his longtime friend, governor christie helped open a new drug treatment recover center in camden center. cydney long has a.j.'s story. >> a lot of you don't know the pain and harm that i caused. >> reporter: it's been just over a month since a.j. solomon was revealed as the person who would help craft governor christie's final year in office. >> i first met a.j. when he was 11. >> reporter: he choked back tears as he listened to his own story of a near death addiction becoming public. >> he would travel to north camden on his way to the state capital to work for me to buy his heroin for the day. >> reporter: the son of new jersey supreme court appellate justice lee and diane solomon. he now has a prominent position to boast. >> i'm a drug addict. an alcoholic. that's what i am. >> reporter: he thanks his addiction for creating his path and giving purpose to his life. with the governor's support to create dozens of more detox and drug

a.j. clark pulled into a rip current. rescued by a stranger. 33-year-old paul fareias. who took on the strong current to make sure clark got out sa. but fareias did not survive. [ unintelligible ] -- >> reporter: it's been nearly 16 years since that day. clark is now 26 years old. a husband and father. each year he comes and visits the grave. >> the only thing i could remember was his face. the water going to his face. looking at him. helpless. >> reporter: this visit is different. this is the first time he's shared his story with his young children. >> this is the guy that saved me. >> i know. i hear earlier in the day. >> yeah. >> reporter: but one in particular, himo daughter. >> this is paul. he saved my life. >> reporter: is here to meet the man she is named after. her middle name is pauline. >> his name will always in my heart. now in my daughter's name. >> reporter: clark always wanted to honor the man who saved him in a special way. and says now when he looks at his daughter he's r

. >> reporter: when we met a.j., he walked with a procenounced lp being acquired when he fell during an altercation. you were taattacked by three geese? >> yes. >> reporter: no one knows when the first canada goose landed. now there are many and they're territorial. any formal complaints? >> no. >> reporter: that is gail vassar, the official spokesperson who told us that because canada xwe nin a geese endangered species status, the city can only take limited measures. >> they're getting ready to breed. >> reporter: and a.j. is clearly not their type. in fact he won't go near one now. >> can you give me a description of the gees. >> yeah, like any geese you would seed. but y cay height, long neck, grayish, brownish, whitish. >> reporter: call it cautionary tale of man and nature face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly the rules changed during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. these animals are dangerous, a threat to children and parents should be concerned. walnut creek, wake friedman, abc 7. >> they look so peaceful. >>> keep your umbrellas handy. that's right. it felt mor

it was here yesterday that a.j. was taking a walk, he says three geese began to attack him. a.j. ran but fell and hurt his leg. he thinks the geese are vicious. >> well, they have to get rid of the geese, there's no question, is it going to injure a child? there are a lot of children in that park, i think it's inevitable a child will be injured. >> who would be liable if such an injury happens. >> we talked with a city spokesperson who told us, birds are not considered a substantial risk, walnut creek likely does not have liability. >> diamonds and emeralds are the star of a new jewelry show. >> hear the lessons these students learned from a civil rights icon. just by going to school. >>> i appreciate that some have taken the view that this was a false comment. >> the continued calls from california democrats for jeff sessions to step down over questions about his contact with the russians. has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles to

it was founded by a.j. solomon who once worked for christie. christie highlighted a.j.'s recovery from heroin addiction. >>> the shattered taj mahal casino in atlantic city is about to be reborn. hard rock international has agreed to buy the taj. the company will reopen the boardwalk property into a hard rock casino. boardwalk visitors we talked to liked the idea, and the atlantic city mayor said it means a multimillion dollar renovation and the addition of 3,000 jobs. >> i think it will be another highly competitive property and a reason to come to atlantic city. >> that is something we can go and explore. >> we can casino hop now more. >> the taj mahal closed last fall after icon and union workers could not agree on the new contract. it was the fifth casino to close in a.c. since 2015. >>> family, friends, and fellow police officers will come together tomorrow and saturday to remember two delaware officers who were killed in a crash last weekend. officials with the dover police department announced the funeral and memorial services for rob defont and jimmy watts. the t

. >> the wind that a.j. just talks about is not our friend today.ght down trees and wires and we hope it can help us out tonight and dry out the roadways, across the board, main roads and secondaries remain wet and some secondaries still have snow and slush. you see that as we look live at spring garden street by the museum of art over top of mlk drive and the schuylkill expressway over there, there is still a lot of snow and water as the win blows, you see the water rolls along the roadways, this will refreeze overnight and could create stretchrous conditions for tomorrow morning's commute and my friend. the main roads are okay like the route 1 oxford bypass but some a that is the case in the only in the burbs but the city. some side streets have not been touched with a number of streets with a number of issues, in northern delaware a bunch of downed trees and wires and kirkland highway to the south is an alternate. in clementon by the golf center stick with warwick road and blackwood, downed wires of. and downs wires in mount laurel, on hainesport

from mesa to clean creek, a.j., i will cry your name and then repeat, i love you, i love you, i love you. i've got to make you see what you mean to me, michelle, my belle. love always, boo. >> let me see. >> thank you. >> can i tell him what i want to tell him? i love you too and i'm sorry. i'm sorry that i'm not out there holding it down for you. but when they let me out, i'll see you at the gate. >> it could be a while, though. if she is convicted on all of her robbery and burglary charges vasquez could face up to 25 years but she hopes to plea bargain it down to seven or less and shortly after sending his poem, her boyfriend boo reached a plea deal of 4 1/2 years and was transferred to prison. jon antonucci is still awaiting sentencing but now a local newspaper has just printed a scathing article about him. >> is that article fair? >> with the amount of damage that i've caused, anything's fair. >> the article states that antonucci was a very popular and charismatic karate instructor but also a liar and a thief w

it was here yesterday that a.j. was taking a walk, he says three geese began to attack him. a.j. but fell and hurt his leg. he thinks the geese are vicious. >> well, they have to get rid of the geese, there's no question, is it going to injure a child? there are a lot of children in that park, i think it's inevitable a child will be injured. >> who would be liable if such an injury happens. >> we talked with a city spokesperson who told us, birds are not considered a substantial risk, walnut creek likely does not have liability. >> diamonds and emeralds are the star of a new jewelry show. >> hear the lessons these students learned from a civil rights icon. just by going to school. >>> i appreciate that some have taken the view that this was a false comment. >> the continued calls from california democrats for jeff sessions to step down over questions about his contact with the russians. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change

during his state of the state address christie highlighted a.j.'ry from heroin addiction. >>> in delaware, hunters killed a record number of deer. hunters harvested more than 17,000 deer. that breaks a record. the first allowed hunting on sundays. >> the temperatures have dropped. it's going to drop even more because of the winds. >> yeah, we're dealing with the winds and it's going to warm up -- or get cooler as the day goes on. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley. >> you're still thinking of those 70s we had yesterday. those are long gone. we were in the 60s overnight. but with howling winds blowing through the night and still going this morning, the temperatures have steadily come down. so, we're looking at a sunny day today. turning colder for tonight. heading out right now, we're looking at temperatures in the 40s for most of the area. we're getting ready to see a nice sunny day today. but with the winds blowing the temperatures are going to feel colder through the day. right now feels like 42 degrees in philadelphia. feels like temp

. >> a.j. >> the new cell is designed for 12 men but now is only occupied by sobel, a.j.ently outside for rec. >> if you need anything, just ask. >> i appreciate it. >> [ bleep ]. >> thank you, man. >> we just want calm, peaceful calm environment. if you want the tv off early, we'll come to an agreement and we'll make it so it fits everybody's schedule and criteria. you have to be respectful in here otherwise you'll get in trouble. >> in case there is any forgetting, sobel's new cell mates have their rules taped to the wall with special emphasis on the last one. 20 miles away at sacramento county's downtown jail, inmates make their way to and from the adjoining courthouse. a few days earlier, sobel was here for a bail hearing with his co-defendant and girlfriend ariel potter. he attempted to get an envelope to her by pretending she dropped it, and then handing it to a deputy to give to her. >> i'm going to try to give it to one of the deputies down there saying she forget it in the courtroom and hopefully it gets into her hands. >> but not only did the deputy apparently l

. >> reporter: jeremy kushner plays a.j.covers indigo. >> he sees her and thinks she's meant for the screen and becomes smitten. >> reporter: the central plot leads its leading lady entwined in a love triangle, torn between the big-time film director, and her composer. ♪ ♪ at the end of all of this ♪ there's you >> there's a number called "love triangle." >> it's very dramatic. >> and scary. i'm not gonna lie. because there's people hanging above your heads while you're singing and trying to remember lyrics. >> she gets tossed around like a rag doll. and we're just singing like, oh, no big deal. >> reporter: you're both saw cirque du soleil when he was 7 years old. >> i asked the same question, how do you end up being the guy flying through the air? and i took gymnastic and trampolining. >> then he made a youtube video of his stunts, which catapulted him to the circus and now to broadway. >> have you done this before? >> no. >> a seat drop, it's a basic move. it's just that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: harvey bounced me throug

in his state of the state address, christie highlighted a.j.'big 33" football classic will not be played at a hershey park any longer. it will move to a dawson county facility because of the financial issues. i'm tracy davidson and you can always stay up to date with our free nbc 10 app. thanks for watching. ♪fast, rhythmic drumming it's coming soon to the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! >>> this morning on "today's take," it's nick lachey like you've never seen him before, with throwback thursday. and things get wild when sheinelle and i go behind the scenes at the bronx zoo. and what you didn't see at the oscars. the backstage photos moments before the mixup. that's all coming up right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is a thursday morning, march 2nd, 2017. and we are listening to "cold, cold man." who will be performing for us later. we have our best co-host nick lach lachey

from mesa to clean creek, a.j.i will cry your name and then repeat, i love you, i love you, i love you. i've got to make you see what you mean to me, michelle, my belle. love always, boo. >> let me see. >> thank you. >> can i tell him what i want to tell him? i love you too and i'm sorry. i'm sorry that i'm not out there holding it down for you. but when they let me out, i'll see you at the gate. >> it could be a while, though. if she is convicted on all of her robbery and burglary charges vasquez could face up to 25 years but she hopes to plea bargain it down to seven or less and shortly after sending his poem, her boyfriend boo reached a plea deal of 4 1/2 years and was transferred to prison. jon antonucci is still awaiting sentencing but now a local newspaper has just printed a scathing article about him. >> is that article fair? >> with the amount of damage that i've caused, anything's fair. >> the article states that antonucci was a very popular and charismatic karate instructor but also a liar and a thief who

the birds are going after texans corner back a.j.d out tomorrow when teams can sign free agents. the cowboys will say good bye to tony romo. temple going from walk on to being first round pick possibly and the draft is in philly right over the bridge from where he grew up. >> i try to remain humble. keep the same work ethic. nothing has changed. i'm still the same person and the guy to work as hard as he can to make sure he is the best. >> long couple of days. not a lot of sleep. what else would you do be doing but getting the biggest interview of your life to play something you love. >>> flyers three points out of the playoff spot. they really helped themselves last night in buffalo matching season high with six goals. tomorrow night in toronto is huge. >> we go in game by game. every game is huge no matter who we play. we should be able to win. >> congrats to josh harden big east player of the year. nova plays tomorrow at noon. saint joe's season ended tonight. things got away from the hawks in the second half. cj anderson drilling

joining him was a.j. sullivan. long time friend who once worked for christie. >> beyond my wildest dreams and a gift for everyone suffering from this disease. >> i'm here as the governor because this issue is the single most important thing i will do as governor sgll victory bay provides six month detox and step down to sober program. semi se accepted by most insurance carriers. >> attorney general will recuse himself. >> but he's not the only men member of the trump team facing allegations. tell you who else is coming under fire this morning. >>> 4:37. adopted son speaks one-on-one. hear what he thinks should happen to family members accused of crimes against kids. >>> 4:37. colder this morning. dry view from cape may. 34 crease at 4:37. not many clouds around just yet. we could see snow showers. even in cape may during the day. neighborhood by neighborhood with your forecast just ahead. >>> now let's head over to new jersey. 42 freeway. cameras fuzzy right now. promise you 42 free as well as the new jersey turnpi

he was joined by a.j. salman, a friend of the governor and a heroin addict.e's the son of a supreme court judge and a b.p.u. commissioner. he says the governor's support helped him co-found and open victory bay. >> he implemented things to fix issues that were in new jersey. it's beyond my wildest dreams and a gift for everyone suffering from this disease. >> i'm here as the governor because this issue is the single most important thing that i will do as geern. you will see miracles happen right here. >> victory bay is built on a six-month detox and sober program. >> honoring education's finest in camden county. nbc 10 at the teach camden educators of the year annual awards ceremony. 42 district teachers and education professionals who were honored tonight including elementary and high school teachers of the year and bilingual teacher of the year. >>> call it the luck of the irish, the head of the archdiocese of philadelphia and the diocese of wilmington are giving the okay for catholics to eat meat on st. patrick's day. this year, the holiday falls on a frid

during his state-to-state address, christie highlighted a.j.'s recovery from heroin addiction. >> the board walk looking to cash in on a rebirth. >> we'll tell you about the taj mahal sass secasino. >>> shutting it down. we'll tell you what's next for the star rookie. >>> and pay more for using less -- sort of. we have you details how the warm weather could mean higher utility bills for you. >>> 4:35, you can see a camera shaking as you look at philadelphia international. winds gusting at 40 miles an hour at the airport. temperatures in the 50s. that's going to be changing in a hurry. especially later on. the neighborhood forecast just ahead. >> announcer: this morning of nbc10 news sponsored by morgan & morgan for the people. well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fake steak longhorn steakhouse tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any st

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we're also thankful to welcome a.j. solomon and vanessa, both of him have fought addiction and are now symbols of hope and recovery. right? >> yes. >> great job. we must get our citizens to help and we need help. everybody has to help. and we will not have to go through what pam has gone through and so many other families in this country have gone through. we want to help people like a.j. and vanessa who struggle through the dark depths of addiction. not easy. not easy. and they found this bright promise of recovery. we must also focus on prevention and law enforcement, which is why i have issued previous executive actions to strengthen law enforcement and dismantle criminal cartel. drug cartels have spread their deadly industry across our nation and the availability of cheap narcotics. cheap, some the it comes in cheaper than candy has devastated our communities. it's really one of the biggest problems our country has and nobody really wants to talk about it. vice president pence mentioned as coming into the room. he s

democrats take the house that they will not obliterate whatever differences spirit is between the hca or a.j.? if chuck schumer and nancy pocyet their way -- policy the penalties would go from 30% at the 60% and able say me have to have single payer. if you think we are not on the way to single payer if this bill passes you are out of her mind. fin cedar rapids i did any event with a bunch of people fail gave great speeches. whenever saw the crowd reaction the offender and passion that i saw when we brought up the next baker who is making his way here. i said the name senator ted cruz. [applause] it sounded a lot like that. senator ted cruz. [cheers and applause] >> god bless each and every one of you. now let me say we have provided for our friends in and the media definitive proof that the election of conservatives across the federal government has ended global warming. [laughter] of course, that will make the media more ornery because of there was a democrat they would have been in shorts and joined the of hot weather. thanks for being here. thanks for braving the cold enforce the ending

the a.j.z case was supposed to start last month, the trial, he's supposed to be in court tomorrow, i got off the phone with his public defender but that's going to be continued to prepare a report for the transfer hearing, that's another six weeks before they get the report in and then the judge schedules the transfer hearings. another two to three months additional before we get to the transfer hearing before we can decide which court he'll be tried in, either juvenile or adult court. that's where the lengthening of the process is. >> i imagine, there are people lined up to fight such an approach, right? >> yes, advocates are not going to let it happen. this is the most critical point in the process for juveniles, they tell their lawyers to treat this like the death penalty phase of a regular trial and they want all legal avenues exhausted. it behooves them to keep them in the juvenile court system. it's more conducive as opposed to adult court, it's a search for innocence or guilt, well, gui

starting center a.j.cologne, he knows where he was back then. >> i was in my crib playing with the toys that may mom and dad gave me. >> reporter: head coach paul trevor was coaching drake high school at the time. he too had no idea. >> i didn't know who played for the gators at that time. it's amazing what we've done and kind of brought it back. >> reporter: what trevor has done in his seventh season is bring the basketball program out of hibernation. the gators head to the division two national tournament with a 25-5 record. the they're still reveling in the fact that after all of these years they're dancing. >> we broke down the wall. we were pretty excited. we were pretty excited about that. >> euphoric. it was a really crazy sense of euphoria. >> all of the love we're getting right now. >> reporter: that can only get better by advancing in the tournament. they feel they have the roster to get it done. >> we have guys that come off of the bench and score, guys who come off and rebound. we can do anyth

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a.j. know whether to laugh or cry at the cause of an obvious limp that he acquired yesterday at wall numbnut week. >> attacked by three geese all at once. >> coordinated? >> yes. >> reporter: no one knows when the first canada goose landed here, but now there are many. >> there have been no formal complaint. >> reporter: today gail told us that because they enjoy endangered species status, the city can take only limited measures. none have worked so far. >> the geese are the molting period which is when they are getting ready to breed. >> they look benign, but they're vicious. >> reporter: so rish issuviciou fell. >> it looks like any geese you would say. but yay height, long nerk fuck, body, grayish. >> reporter: man and nature face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly the rules changed during mating season. has anything like this ever happened to you before? >> oh, no. and i'm from new york. >> reporter: in walnut creek, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> a long drive or bus ride to get to a

. >> when we met a.j., he walked with a pronounced limp from when he fell during an altercation at the park. you say you were attacked by three geese, all at once? >> yes. >> coordinated? >> yes. >> there are many and they are territoryial, it appears. have there been formal complaints? >> not filed. >> reporter: she said because canada geese enjoy endangered species status, they can only take limited measures in encouraging them to leave. >> the geese are in the molting period, when they are getting ready breed. >> reporter: he is not their type. he won't go near one now. could you give me a description of the geese? >> yeah, they look like any geese you would see about yeah height, long neck, full body, kind of grayish, brownish, whitish, you know. >> reporter: face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly, the rules change during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. the animals are dangerous, a threat to children and parents should be concerned. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> hundreds of people came together last night to help firefighters put out cancer. abc 7 news was in san franc

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when he returned to the courtroom, he attacked chief deputy district attorney a.j. salazar. >> i remember i was wearing a white shirt, my tie was off to the side, and i looked and there was a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. the stab wound itself was not considered serious. the bigger problem was the risk of infection. >> i went to the hospital, i was at the emergency room, i went through a series of shots, they cleaned out the wound. it took several blood tests and i remember picking up the blood result and looked and looked for hiv. and hepatitis negative, hiv negative. so i was like, well, all right, i'll go ahead and take that. >> we asked steele for his version of the story. and in spite of all of the witnesses, he claimed absolute innocence. >> they're saying i stabbed him in court in front of judge, jury, and executioner. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i had nothing to do with it. >> were you there? >> nope. >> really? >> how many different ways you want me to answer that same question? >> so you're denying this whole thing ever took place? >> i'm

former a.j.ichael mukasey said donald trump has a good case. >> i think he has a good case there was surveillance saint was conducted at the behest of the justice department. >> the bottom line is it's starting to look like the obama administration was running opposition research for hillary clinton's campaign and looking at a lot of trump's associates in ways they are not suppose to. the whole denials coming out seem to be based on the idea that obama didn't order someone to target trump. no, he didn't. but his justice department and f.b.i. ordered surveillance and that's a serious thing. char rr you said he actually set up barack obama. he set up a trap, hasn't he? any time you talk about russia. anything that goes on, everything has to come out on both sides. maybed the democrats won't be too happy about it. >> donald trump is clever by half. this an interesting trap. he's suggesting, that justice department did engage in a fisa request. see there is some surveillance. whether it was obama tha

. >> reporter: when we met a.j. he walked with a pronounced limp when he fell during an altercation at the very same park. >> you saying you were attacked by -- >> three geese. >> all at once? >> yes. >> coordinated? >> yes. >> reporter: no one knows when the first canada goose landed and there are many and are territorial it appears. have there been formal complaints? >> no. >> reporter: she said because canada geese enjoy endangered species status the city can only take limited measures to leave. at might provoke one. >> geese are in the period getting ready to breed. >> reporter: he is clearly not their type, in fact, he won't go near one now. could you give me a description of the geese? >> well, yeah, they look just like any geese you would see, you know, about yay high, long neck, full body, grayest brownish whitish, you know. >> reporter: call it a cautionary tale of man and nature face-to-face in a suburban park. clearly, rules change during mating season. >> this is a serious matter. they are dangerous and

. >> i was walking back to the table and they said, are you okay, a.j.? i'm like yeah, yeah, i'm all right. i was probably still carrying on myself. they said, did he get you? i'm like, yeah, he punched me in the chest. they said, no, with a shank. i looked and there was a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. it was about seven inches long. it was a toilet brush that he had broken off and sharpened up by scraping it on -- against the cinder block wall or the cement floor of his cell. >> i care about him about as much as he cares about me. he's not thinking -- he's not thinking when he charges me with that whether or not i'm going to be having commissary delivered to my cell or what type of strip search i'm going to have to go through to have to deal with him. so why should i think about him when he doesn't think about me? >> he was charged with attempted murder. he was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. and i believe, also, unlawful possession of a deadly weapon by a prisoner. he pled guilty to everything. >> so, let me ask you, after a

a.j. hart was still alive then. >> if i can read a couple of statements from professor fenis.09 the professor wrote about england's population. he said england's population had "largely given up bearing children at a rate consistent with their community's medium term survival." he warned they were on a path to "their own replace am as a people by other people's more or less regardless of the incomer's compatibility of psychology, culture, religion, or political ideas and ambitions or the worth or viciousness of those ideas and ambitions." he went on to say, "european states in the early 21st century move into a trajectory of demographic and cultural decay. population transfer and replacement by a kind of reversed kolonization." had you ever read that before? >> nope. >> had you heard it before? >> nope. not to my recollection. >> could you distinguish what he said with what congressman steve king said? >> senator, i'm not here to answer for mr. king or for professor fenis. >> i'm asking your reaction to these things. do you feel that what professor fenis wrote about purity of

a.j.caps off by giving nick carter a big old kiss. >>> and finally, the date "game of thrones" fans are waiting for. season seven premiere. we had to wait longer. hbo made the announcement during a facebook live stream. a block of ice was supposed to melt to reveal the date. things did not go as planned. 15 minutes in the stream. it cuts to black. prompts outrage. i blame pricewaterhousecoopers. have sopranos. and it malfunctioned again ande of july 16. this latest season consists of seven episodes down from ten. it will be much bigger in scale. >> how is that possible? >> the focus is on the main cast. >> melting ice to reveal? that is blowtorch. >> the moment we have all been waiting for this morning? sheinelle jones. joining us live. >> yay! >> what she has been getting up to there. but first this is "today" on nbc. >> she looks so cute. - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and

. >> my name is a.j. my question is about domestic political legitimacy. specifically related to delayed parliamentary elections and also with infrastructure projects coming forward, what concerns there might be as far as the ability to maintain legitimacy if those projects are not well disbursed and to what extent is the parliament tribut contribut the massive infrastructure planning. >> in terms of infrastructure projects, could you elaborate. i want to make sure i understand your question correctly. >> me question is just, was just to what extent the parliament was providing input and consent towards the infrastructure plan being developed. >> parliament, all of the annual budget of the project we have goes through the parliament. and even the aide that we get which has been off budget, one of the sources, one of the elements that the government has been insisting and interested is to move more and more of them on budget. so actually that way the parliament has more say so in oversight on those projects. in terms of the election, the government has made

during a backstreet boys show in vegas a.j. spotted joey fatone in the audience.of what happened. he pulled joey up on stage. joey then sweeps him off his feet. they serenade the former 'nsyncer and joey caps things off by giving nick carter a big ole kiss. >>> and finally, it's the day "game of thrones" fans have been waiting months for. the season seven premiere date. >> finally here! >> but we have to wait a little longer for that. hbo made the announcement a bizarre live stream. a block of ice was supposed to melt revealing the date. 15 minutes in the stream cut to black prompting hysteria online. here are some tweets. i blame pricewaterhousecoopers. then the stream returned, malfunctioned again and again. finally a premiere date of july 16th was revealed. this will consist of only seven episodes. kit harington said it's going to be much bigger in scale and the focus will be on the main cast. >> melting ice to reveal the thing? that's -- >> have to bring out blowtorches. >> winter is here. >> and the moment we've all been waiting for this morning, sheinelle jo

. >> my name's a.j. kaczynski. associated with the university of maryland school of public policy. my question was about domestic political legitimacy specifically related to delayed parliamentary elections and also with the infrastructure projects coming forward what concerns there may be what concerns there are to retain legitimacy if the projects are not well disbursed and to what extent is the parliament contributing to the mass infrastructure planning. >> just to make sure i understand what you mean in terms of legitimacy of those infrastructure projects. could you elaborate a little bit on it? i want to make sure i understand your question correctly. >> yes. my question was just to what extent the parliament was providing input and consent toward the infrastructure plan that was being developed. >> parliament, all of the annual budget of the projects that we have, it it goes through the parliament. and even the aid that we get which has been off budget, one from various sources, one of the elements that the government has been interested is to move more and more of them on bu

let me a.j. sure everybody there is no giant conspiracy. bill clinton is out of the woods and speaking and taking a dig at president trump saying there's real threat of nationalism. take a listen to this. >> people who claim want to the nation state are actually trying to have a pan national movement to institutionalize separatism within national boarders all over the world. in every age of time, eventually the face can be resolved in a way to keep us going forward. instead of taking it to our own destruction. abby: our own destruction, so you're a big player behind the brexit movement. a lot of people say a similar thing happened to this country during the election cycle. really wanting us to focus on america first. what is your response to his comments and how much of it was a dig? he didn't actually say president trump's name, but it seemed like it was very much a focus on that. >> look, bill clinton and all those politicians, what they try to do was to give away the ability of nation states to make their own laws and have their own demo