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everywhere a.j. goes, alpha goes as well. when a.j. took his senior picture he wanted alpha to be there, too. >> i just wanted to have my service dog in the year book. i thought it would be a great little thing to put in for me to have and for me to look back on when i'm older. >> the yearbook staff agreed and on school picture day alpha posed for the camera. he's wondering what the heck is going on. a.j. is a junior so the big question is, will alpha get a spot in next year's yearbook. what else do i want to know? does he get to walk across the graduation stage with a.j. >> does he have to do that? >> with him all the time. cool to get another picture -- >> ban dman. >> no, the graduation thing, the shawl. >> he's going to wear that, too? >> why not? >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> now at 5:00, a live look for you at the bay bridge where people are already headed to the one of bes times to travel memorial day weekend is today, before 10:00 a.m. >> you know the cars ar

a.j.'rning routine takes longer than most. >> fix your band ana. >> reporter: he's gotta get himself and alpha ready for the day. >> i know, you're excited. you're going to school. >> reporter: out the door in time to catch the bus. >> he arrived at my house when he was four months old, and i've had him ever since. >> reporter: almost four years old, this black lab is a service dog, alerting a.j. when his blood sugar >> we had a big long talk before we got him. we said, when alpha alerts, you'll have to check your blood and listen to what the dog is telling you, because that's what we're getting him for. >> reporter: three years ago, they counted down the days for alpha to arrive and slowly they helped him adjust to his new role, keeping a.j.'s diabetes in check, at home and at school. the pair ride the bus together, and cruising the halls, alpha's got the following. in the classroom, he takes his seat, getting comfortable under the desk. >> where you see a.j., you see alpha and he's just o

and it turns out, a.j.'owering. >> he was getting a little restless, and so i had him turn around and look at me -- hey, alpha, what is it, buddy? and he gave me the paw. >> reporter: that same signal all these years. the rest of the time, alpha quietly sitting in class. he's become a member of the junior class at stafford high school in fredricksburg, and he has his own school i.d. and now the yearbook, just out. and there he is on page 220. alpha part of the class. >> there's always going to be hope, and sometimes the best place to find it is a dog. >> he's earned his spot in that yearbook. >>> thanks for watching here on a thursday night. what's more exhilarating than playing $100,000 club with top prizes of 100 thousand dollars? winning...on the spot. yeah! (laughter) play $100,000 club, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win...on the spot! keep on scratchin'! this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a former attorney from denver, colorado... a fitness instruct

it turns out, a.j.' lowering. >> he was getting a little restless, and so i had him turn around and look at me -- i was like, hey, alpha, what is it, buddy? and he gave me the paw. >> reporter: that same signal all these years. the rest of the time, alpha quietly sitting in class. he's become a member of the junior class at stafford high school in fredricksburg, and he has his own school i.d. and now the yearbook, just out. and there he is on page 220. alpha part of the class. >> there's always going to be hope, and sometimes the best place to find it is a dog. >> he's earned his spot in that yearbook. >>> thanks for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> there was a moment of terror, goats trapped between flames and a fence. amazingly, they got out. >> cleaning up camps. tonight we look at whether oakland's actions could make a dent in the growing number of people sleeping on the street. >>> how do you deal with not knowing? >> [ inaudible ]. >> it is a

and it turns out, a.j.'owering. >> he was getting a little restless, and so i had him turn around and look at me -- hey, alpha, what is it, buddy? and he gave me the paw. >> reporter: that same signal all these years. the rest of the time, alpha quietly sitting in class. he's become a member of the junior class at stafford high school in fredricksburg, and he has his own school i.d. and now the yearbook, just out. and there he is on page 220. alpha part of the class. >> there's always going to be hope, and sometimes the best place to find it is a dog. >> he's earned his spot in that yearbook. >>> thanks for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy

a.j. is a type one diabetic, and alpha is more than just a family pet. he is crucial, by a.j.'day. >> he saved my life multiple times. middle of the night, he woke up, started barking, woke up my family and i. i checked my blood sugar and it was extremely low. and if it hadn't been for alpha being there, woke up barking, i don't know if i'd be here right now. >> reporter: alpha is specially trained to detect dangerously low blood sugar 20 minutes to 40 minutes before a.j. recognizes it himself. in fact, as our team was in the classroom, we witnessed the signal ourselves. alpha and his paw, sending a signal. and it turns sugar was lowering. >> he was getting a little restless, and so i had him turn around and look at me -- hey, alpha, what is it, buddy? and he gave me the paw. >> reporter: that same signal all these years. the rest of the time, alpha quietly sitting in class. he's become a member of the junior class at stafford high school in fredricksburg, and he has his own school i.d. and now the yearbook, just out. and there he is on page 220. alpha part of the class. >> the

alpha by a.j. life -- >> good boy. >> reporter: and now in high school history. >> next year we need to get alpha a stool. >> we need to see if alpha is going to walk across the stage. >> i bet he will. that'll be great. get him a little gown. >> he's also got a school id. he's like the big man on campus. i love it. >> everybody knows who alpha is. >>> tom here with us now. obviously planning the memorial day weekend. showers coming in today. >> not until tonight. it's a dry, you're going to walk your dog this morning should be fine. otherwise, we're going to have a wonderful sunday. maybe some storms coming in later tonight. between now and then, we've got the fog around this morning. still a little bit of fog there at surface. sun jumping up in a milky sky. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera on this sunday morning, temperatures are near 60 and right near the bay. 50s further north and we in the gray zones that includes western northern loudoun county, frederick county, maryland, points

. >> reporter: it was nearly four years ago a.j.shaw got a new puppy, a black lab he named alpha, since then they are inseparable. he is a type one diabetic and alpha is more than a family pet, by his side day and night. >> he saved his life several times. he barked and woke me up and i checked my blood sugar and it was really low. >> he trained to detect dangerously low blood sugar before a.j. recognizes it himself. we recognized the signal ourselves, it turns out that a.j.'s blood sugar was lowering. >> i looked at alpha and said what is it and he gave he the paw. >> quietly sitting in class and a member of the class in fredericksburg and has his own school i.d. and now the yearbook just out and he is on page 220 alpha part of the class. >> there is always hope and sometimes the best place to fine it is a dog. >>> melissa has a final check of the memorial day forecast. >> spotty showers, as we go on. highs today in the middle to upper 70s. despite the clouds temperatures close to where we should be this time of year. spotty shower

everywhere a.j. goes, alpha goes. when a.j. took his picture, he wanted alpha right there with him.ood thing to have for my school and me to look back on when i'm older. >> a few months ago the yearbook staff agreed. on school picture day alpha posed for the camera. look at that. a.j. -- so the big question is will alpha get a spot in next year's yearbook? i'm going to say yes. i'm going to say he's going to walk with him at graduation across the stage. >> nice to see that. >>> next at 6:00, using technology. >> and the first step to start finding them and we'll show you the apps that could be the most important one you ever download. >> reporter: what was to be a week of celebration has been one for mourning for the family of richard collins very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. >>> right now on "news 4 today," preparing for the holiday week end. from the forecast to the roads, working for you to make it as smooth as possible. >>> security stepped up. the area's police will be keeping a closer eye on

the beautiful crown and flowers, a.j.ell us why it's so important for this restaurant to source locally? >> all predicated on sourcing local and talented chefs like carlos. they're building relationships with local farmers and producers and transforming the system. not only grate feat for the environment but keeps the money we're spending locally at the restaurants and the grocery store in our community. >> chef, you're going to show us what you're making with locally sourced items. a.j., why is it important for people like us, too, to then support restaurants like the restaurant who support local producers. >> we can read about the local restaurants in our magazine. come meet them at our event next monday. it's a longview gallery. what's great is relationships helps the farmers grow. it helps them to produce more things good for the environment. it helps us eat more seasonally and healthier food that tastes better. so by giving that and supporting the local chefs that are doing that, we help continue to build that system

[crowing] - come on, a.j. time to get the charging station back, once and for all. both: charge!] mine! i can't lift it. - [squealing] - oh. - [laughs] - it's probably because it's on the head of a skunk. a skunk! [sneezing] - [laughs] - eeh, ahh. [screams] [crashing] [groaning] [crowing] - look, blaze, we caught up with the dragon. - now we just have to take that charging station back. [tires squeal, engine roars] [crowing] [grunting] ah! [crowing] ah! yah! lug nuts. i can't jump high enough to grab the charging station. - the dragon is flying too high. [crowing] - what we need is some way to shoot a rope super high in the air. high enough for us to grab that charging station and pull it down. - hey, i know what we need. a crossbow. it can shoot stuff super far. - yeah, let's build the parts to turn me into a crossbow. first, we need the bow. when the bow bends, it gets power to launch things really far. to make the bow, say, "bow." bow! great! now we need the string. it attaches to the bow and holds an arrow in place. to make the string, say, "string." string! and last, we need

th you look at what a.j. hinch goes, because going on in his bullpen princess double-a jake is a conventional guy with the bullpen. don't know how many times they've said. william harris is warming up and normally would see ken giles. giles has worked in back-to-back games. three saves the last five days. harrison and all-star last year spent some time as a closer. three pitches, that's all it takes for marisnick. back-to-back strikeouts. also back to look at the moment of the game, this was a no doubter. >> this is what is known as a springer zinger. i just learned that today. figured i would share that with you. >> that is a thing here. >> i just learned it. >> his tenth on the season. you will never hurt, believe what george springer weighed his freshman year in high school. >> no, i will not. >> george springer was 4'10", 8. >> okay. >> put on pretty serious weight in sophomore year. 5'2", 105. >> can you imagine all the dudes who picked up on him and he comes back and he's like 6'2"? >> [laughs] first ro

he's been a.j.'s companion for three years. when somebody tweeted out a picture of him appearing in the student section of the yearbook it hit buzz feed and millions have seen it now. peggy fox caught up with them today. >> reporter: here's the stafford high school yearbook. it is your typical yearbook with activities and class picks. then, look at this. it is a dog. that's my reaction. people here all say that's alpha. >> my name is a.j. shaw. there is definitely times where i'm referred to as the kid with the dog. >> good boy alpha. >> dog. i'm type one diabetic. he alerts my blood sugar through smell 30 minutes before i know anything the wrong. he's been able to alert to my blood sugar in school. any time he is there he is in class with me. there are times where my blood sugar is off during class. he alerts me and i go to the nurse and fix what needs to be fix. >> jeff is as much of a student as anyone else is. >> reporter: incoming yearbook editor decided to give alpha is student picture. >> everyone has loved it. that's th

. >> back stage a.j.le all about being a new daddy. >> she's phenome >> i just go -- >> as for the concert, this "l.a. times" headline really says it all -- the backstreet boys ate a bunch of kids' lunches at wango tango concert. hello. >> that's a way to put it. >> bye, everybody. whether you're after supreme performance... ♪ advanced intelligence... or breathtaking style... there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. previously on the big bang theory... cohabitation with my girlfriend? that's a great deal to process. hmm? it's only for five weeks. let me appeal to the scientist in you. given the five-week end date, isn't it the perfect opportunity to consider this an experiment and collect data on our compatibility? don't try luring me in with sexy talk. leonard: okay. star trek: the original series. the

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a.j. has type one diabetes, alpha's job lets aj know when his blood pressure is too low or too high by sniffing his breath. >> now, alpha didn't just get a pick schur ture in the yearbook. he has a school id. need a booster seat for the picture next time. >> could have worked on the framing of it. well deserved spot there. in the, in the yearbook. aj says, that alpha has been going to school with him since last year. and has saved his life, a number of times. so, well deserved. >> congratulations to both of them. >> coming up. a new health alert. new findings on the risks of not getting enough sleep. what that could mean for your heart for example. >> in other news, captain obvious will have the report. and they're known as cam couples. amateur porn stars, live streaming frumg thestream ing from their own homes. my investigative report coming up. and remember check out our behind the scenes pictures on instagram, abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." you need parts i've nevert sleep, y

a.j. had his dog alpha since he was a 4-month-old puppy. a.j. is diabetic and alpha helps him to keep the condition in check by alerting him when his blood sugar is low. >> look at that. >> his companion. look at his face, the picture, he's like all business. i got my own. >> awkward over the shoulder pose? >> totally, looking back. >> loving that story. >> you remember the school pictures? >> do they ever come out well? you probably did. you guys probably did. >> i worked in a photography studio. let me tell you, seeing the moms bully the sons into these poses, hilarious. >> awkward. >> you can get some nice outdoor shots, maybe have a nice photo shoot outside because the temps and sunshine will cooperate. even though right now it may not look like we have a lot of sunshine, half moon bay is seeing cloud cover. 54 degrees. and the current temps also in the 50s. so are the water temps. we are seeing that nice marine layer hugging the coastline from bodega bay down to santa cruz. we can expect to see some of that fog break apart by mid morning, m

a.j., with all his experience, you see where they'll make the sharp left turn into the infield. road course experience. kyle busch will lead them onto pit road with 71 laps to go. jamie. >> jamie: real quick on the 1. it was a flat right front. he got the wall and then they dropped the car off the jack. a lot of issues for them. been battling in the top ten. matt kenseth in the 20 said a lot better that run. still a little too tight. nobody is really thrilled with their cars. chris. >> chris: kyle busch loving the clean air. not looking for any adjustments. saying i want a perfect pit stop. matt. >> matt: that's what the 78 has done much of tonight. barely on the free side. furniture row looking for two top fives tonight. the 77 of jones. he too on the free side. air pressure change. >> darrell: that was close. >> jeff: really close. >> mike: kurt busch picks up a spot. to fourth. >> darrell: mike, i can't tell you how hard it is not to speed b truex thought, if i goosed it a little bit i get the lead herement then you would get a qual for speeding. >> mike: 70 laps to go in cha

. >> i got a text from a.j. with a little video clip attached, and he's doing a roundoff back handspring. >> reporter: after eight months of hard rehab he was ready to dry again. >> and i made it. came in a phone call. i started running around the house. i was running, oh, my gosh. i have so much stuff i have to pack. i have to shave my head. what is happening? i don't know. >> reporter: now andrew is pushing the limits of prosthetics. in theater they say break a leg. so far andrew has broken four. with experts at hanger clinic keeping him on his feet. he does two shows a night five days a week. his goal to blend in with the others. >> i would love nothing more than people to come watch the show and at the end of it, wait, there was an amputee in the show? i had no idea. >> reporter: you would be happy with people leaving not knowing everything it took you to get here. >> absolutely. i'm doing things and i'm not just doing them, i'm doing them to the point where you don't know that i'm disabled. >> reporter: and

ad adam rosales, former athletic a.j. griffin. tied at two, couple baters later, matt joyce.t is high, it is deep. aloha, i don't want the souvenir, not from an a. 4-2 athletics, rangers would go ahead with three runs in the seventh. knocking in a winning run with a single off ryan as the a's drop their third in a row, 6-4 the final score. so, again, to reiterate, even kahi leonard said he did not think it was a dirty play although the twitter verse is, well, twitter doing what it does. >> hard to aim your foot, though. >> it's very difficult to try to injure somebody in that fashion. >> all right, larry, thank you very much. >> all right. we may have a first block buster flop of the summer season. the big bucks spent on king arthur who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the ro

. >> it was given to a service dog for a.j. schalk and he sniffs a.j.a. know when his blood sugar is too high or low. >> hemorning washington. this may 25th, starting with a set weather alert, that could be a major hurdle during your morning commute. our stormwatch weather team has some important information coming up in just a moment. but first lets take a quick look at some of your top stories. at least 8 people- now arrested in connection with that deadly bombing at a concert in the u-k this week. both the brother- and father- of the suicide bomber were taken into custody after another day of anti-terror raids. 22 people died in remain in critical condition. greater manchester police announced they will no longer share information about the attack with the u.s. citing intellegence leaks. the congressional budget office has issued its analysis of the health care bill passed by the house nearly three weeks ago. the report finds if the bill becomes law, 23 million more americans will be uninsured by 20-26. the c-b-o also found that the bill would reduce t

ad adam rosales, former athletic a.j. griffin. tied at two, couple baters later, matt joyce. it is deep. aloha, i don't want the souvenir, not from an a. 4-2 athletics, rangers would go ahead with three runs in the seventh. knocking in a winning run with a single off ryan as the a's drop their third in a row, 6-4 the final score. so, again, to reiterate, even kahi leonard said he did not think it was a dirty play although the twitter verse is, well, twitter doing what it does. >> hard to aim your foot, though. >> it's very difficult to try to injure somebody in that fashion. >> all right, larry, thank you very much. >> all right. we may have a first block buster flop of the summer season. the big bucks spent on the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california

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in 2001 after nearly eight years of constant touring a.j.dicted to drugs and alcohol. through the years mclean has been in and out of retab. >> i'm sober today. he's all i'll say. i have an awesome support team with my wife and family and work family. i do hope and do think i'll string together many, many years. that's me being completely honest. >> and michael opens up about muscle illness dysphonia. he tried to hide his condition from the group. >> are we going to talk about that? are we going to talk about the fact that you don't sound as good as you used to. >> reporter: he secretly got therapy. the boys learned of the problem when he shared it with a documentary film crew. >> it's frustrating because i want to be me. >> do you watch the movie together and a whole bunch of stuff came out? >> oh, yeah, we were sitting there crying in the theater just affected. >> reporter: it only started to happen as you got older. >> it's been happening for like six years i want to say. and if i had gotten it earlier, you know, i might be doing better t

a.j. from michigan, democrats line, jump in. hello, thanks for taking my call. this is -- i'm pretty young, so trump got elected, i wanted to look into the nixon thing, in case. and it is amazing to me how up.fectly this all lines also, i guess the second thing, it is surprising to me how often we hear republican line stuff about hillary. she lost, right? we're not worriedabout her, we're about what trump did. i guess i don't support the firing. host: last call on the topic and today in front of the senate committee, it is not director comey, it is acting f.b.i. director, andrew jackson andrew mccabe alongside mike pompeo testifying in front of intelligence committee, the topic is global threats, future of the f.b.i. ay come up in that discussion, asel

alpha the service dog sits next to virginia high school discount a.j. schalk every day and now alpha, you see there, and a.j. are side by side in the yearbook. the dog helps the teen monitor his diabetes. he even has his own school i.d. that really made me laugh but it's cute because schalk says his disability has turned into a positive experience because he has alpha with him by his side every day. >> beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. >> alpha looked like he didn't want to take the picture like i'm behind the scenes. >> i'm good. >> don't put me in the yearbook. awesome story. >>> now to the wave of tornadoes across six states from ohio to florida and let's go to ginger in orlando this morning. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. from the severe storms 60 plus-mile-per-hour winds in central florida up to that tornado in ohio, more than 100 severe stormd the storm is stile move. touching down from ohio to florida. >> boy, that to me looks like a tornado not on the ground awfully close to it. >> reporter: outside charlotte, north carolina, dam

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a.j.a junior with type one diabetes. >> i just wanted to have my service dog in the year book, i thought it would be great to have for my school and for me to look back on when i'm older. >> the year book staff agreed and david culver shows us how alpha's become a beloved part of that community. it's a story you'll want to share on your facebook page. >> it's been 40 years since a missing child case that shook the country. >> that's right. how the disappearance of this boy led to changes in the way we find missing children. >> angie goff takes a look at how that to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we rea

we know that nancy pelosi just announced she wants deputy a.j.od rosenstein to brief the house on james comey's firing. he is already going to be speaking to the senate bust will be closed. so nancy pelosi wants to hear from him. she plans to force a vote. we've heard. so about this to investigate russia's involvement in the electio election. do you think either of these things will happen? take out what you deal and tell me what you think will happen. >> high hope is that i think they will happen. i'm very pleased to work leader pelosi. she is quite right the and for the independent commission. this is something would give some degree of credibility to a process that is currently less than credible. >> but what's the ability to get it actually done? >> i'm hoping that it can be done. a lot of this will hinge upon the way the american people will respond. the american people will have the last word. if the american people make it known they desire these things, it will happen. many of these meerns are taking recalsitrant positions, if they will l

>> 9-year-old a.j. heinke of san mateo. he is a third grader. you can see he does a lot of motor bike tricks around the bay area. today he dazzled ellen. she admired his riding and the fact he is growing out his hair so he can donate it to kids with cancer. >> i admire his parents for being so calm. >> third grade. >> that's it for us. >> bye-bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- aziz ansari, katherine waterston, musical guest, blondie and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 671, guam! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hello! hello! welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show!" baby, this is it! [ cheers and applause ] welcome. i'm so happy you're here. thank you for being here, thank you for watching. here's what people are talking about. of course, it's the senate hearings on russi

a.j. ferrari wants to shutter its four delis in san francisco and oakland.is was founded in 1919 by geovany ferrari. sales were not a problem. they wanted to expand distribution and the cost of operating in the pay was just too much. >> the classic part of the bay area. >> i love that store, by the way. >> 6:25. nbc bay area responds to a livermore man paying a monthly fee for an account he says he never signed up for. >> he had been paying for it for about four years every single month. heally reached out to us for help. chris chmura brings us the story. >> last fall, thomas noticed a charge on his credit card for $15.99 from stamps.com. after digging around, he found he had been paying the monthly fee for four years totaling $751. thomas says he's never used stamps.com and doesn't remember signing up. so he called stamps.com and asked for a full $751 refund. he says the company only offered to refund him $300. he didn't think that was acceptable, so he reached out to us. stamps.com told us that thomas' wife might have opened the account by accident. not re

just get fed up in after all, all of those statement tas were put out yesterday by the doj, the deputy a.j donald trump were stated yesterday. so was this happening for some time? deputy a.g. rod rosenstein was only in office for a couple weeks. did he really come in and decide to take this review on his own? so there are a lot of very big questions. but if you go back to the campaign, brian, you'll notice that president trump used director comey's press conference and the reopening of the investigation to his vantage, quite of especially when he reopened tt investigation. we have to remember at that time where the campaign was. they were still reeling from the access hollywood tape. they were being barraged with various accusations from women about donald trump inappropriately touching them. they were pushing back on all of this. the poll numbers were sinking. they were seriously worried about this campaign cratering. donald trump was on a teleprompter all the time. he was starting to come up with broader conspiracy theorys about a global conspiracy to make sure he doesn't get into office

rod rosen stine and a.j. jeffrey sessions. the president telling lester holt just moments ago that he planned to fire comey regardless of the recommendations that he got from those two individuals in those letters. >> well, yeah. there is a little bit of maybe each are talking past one another here, but the president was declarative, as you point out, in seeing that he had made up his mind to fire director comey before they -- he met with mr. rosen steen and attorney general sessions on monday night before he received their written endorsements of the firing of mr. comey. so obviously there's a little bit of untidiness or message squaring that will need to happen over the next few days. obviously, as i said, at the start, scott, and i think you would probably agree, not a lot of questions -- this will spawn as many questions as it provided answers. >> yeah. remember, this was just a small part of that interview between lester holt and the president, which you'll see more of on nightly tonight. i know the issue that you guys wi

. >> reporter: lead detective john syers and his partner a.j. scarpati introduced themselves.d cara, who did she shoot? did she know him? without hesitation she said -- >> my ex-husband. >> who do you -- >> jay. >> i'm sorry. what do you call him? >> jay. >> jay? >> j.j. >> okay. >> it's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> reporter: that's right, her ex-husband, j.j. rush. 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: mi

it's all about a.j. bonga and the number from mastercard. m.a., i call it ma is blowing away.sia really good numbers, 8.9% growth and a new theme i'm developing would have been insane as recently as six months ago. latin america, 18% growth. the stabilization in latin america is the untold story of this quarter, europe was last quarter. i've got to tell you, mastercard could easily be up two, three points if bonga tells a good story throughout the conference call. >> yes. worldwide gross volume holds steady. some analysts calling it a high quality beat. we'll watch that the at the open and get the opening bell in -- >> we'll revisit visa but visa wasn't that bad. american express maybe go through 80. this company which is a service oriented non-bank is what people get excited about when they think the banks are stalled or when the banks are going to get broken up but then again we need a follow-up tweet there saying that the banks won't be broken up. >> right. who knows? jim, we'll take a break and back in a couple of minutes. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain react

a.j. from michigan, democrats line, jump in. hello, thanks for taking my call. this is -- i'm pretty young, so trump got elected, i wanted to look into the nixon thing, in case. and it is amazing to me how up.fectly this all lines also, i guess the second thing, it is surprising to me how often we hear republican line stuff about hillary. she lost, right? we're not worriedabout her, we're about what trump did. i guess i don't support the firing. host: last call on the topic and today in front of the senate committee, it is not director comey, it is acting f.b.i. director, andrew jackson andrew mccabe alongside mike pompeo testifying in front of intelligence committee, the topic is global threats, future of the f.b.i. ay come up in that discussion, as well, we invite you to watch on c-span. >> on c-span, we are live at the heart senate office building for a hearing this morning that will feature the acting at ei director, andrew mccabe, mike pompeo, director of national intelligence dan coats, looking at intelligence threats. beenr director comey had scheduled to

a.j.nkfully nobody was injured. steve: is there a doctor in the house? yes, dr. emi emmet is joining us today. talk about hair. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: last week the american healthcare act passes through the house. lot of talk in the senate. you talked to tom price, our secretary of health and human services. what do you think? >> they are doing what they wanted to do. make a big dent in how much to pay for healthcare. i would argue really brave move goes one step further and deelts with the underlying health issues. twice as much to take carol of each of us on this couch as we lived in france or germany. we don't want to live in france or germany. we want to live in america and not pay twice as much. steve: why paying twice? >> a lot of structural problems. we have technology in this country. because we are the leader, actually, in getting people to talk together digitally. we have technology that can dramatically cut our cost. more efficient payment of prescriptions. as as doctor