some also sayse it's bec of the white house's clamp down on steel imports which helpedli to steel prices in the u.s. the agreement still needs to be ratified by the company's 16,000 workers around the country. >> canada today became only the second country in the world to legalize recreational marijuana. but the closely watched move north of the border failed to inspire investors. pot stocks like cronos, tilray, canopy growth and aurora cannabis sold off in trading today. dedra bosas in st. en john's newland tonight. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> as the clock struckidnight? st. john's history was made. >> recreational marijuana became legal in canada. all day starting on the east coast and moving west with the sun similar scenes of celebration played out as prime minister justinrudeau makes good on his 2015 campaign promise. the first sale went to ian power in new finland who said it's his dream to be the first person to buy the first legal cannabis in ktd. >> i never thought it would be . le and then when it started rolling about ten years ago, i've helped people to get medical marijuana. i'm ha

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if you want to know what's coming up in the weather, a seorm team 4 weather alert for your friday bec heavy rain for your friday evening and first part of your saturday. soggy and breezy as well. sundayt really j clouds and then more rain chances on monday. it's a cold s rttoo. i'll give you your hour by hour forecast for today coming up. >> plu a toxic culture for the terps. an inside look into maryland's football program. >> and wakanda in washington. the black panther costume comes to life. we'll sho >>> we are in weather alert mode as we start this friday with a warning to keep in mind as you get dressed. it may look nice outside right now, but that is going to change tonight. >> rain is on the way and there is going to be a whole lot of it. there's going to be some wind as well. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here tracking the timing. >> let's check i with him. what are you seeing? >> i see the possibility of another inch of rain coming our way. maybe more in some locations. if we get ah full i of rain tomorrow, that will be the 20th time this year we had an inch or re

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to say don't expect a dog and pony show when this is over, don't expect findings from mule eveeller bec that's not his job? >> we don't really know what to expect from mueller. at least we don't know what to expect will become public. mueller will likely write a report and submit it to rod rosenstein, and it's not clear what the fate of that report will be. it will likely end "up" on the hill. it's not clear if that will go only to leadership or to everyone up there. it could possibly have wider dissemination. some of the material may be classified, and that presents some issues. but the reality, brian, is no matter what the rules say and no matter what the processes are the american people deserve accountability and at the end of this i think rod rosenstein will be sensitive to that and there will be some form of public narrative. whether that's the narrative that people on either side are expecting, a narrative that whitewashes trump and says he did nothing wrong, or a narrative that indicates that serious crimes were committed, we don't know the answer to that. but i feel confident t

finds the sound of construction uplifting, especially compared to what it felt like in s almost eerie bec it was so quiet and you are used to hearing the kids playing. down the corner, riding their bicycles around and sing the familiar faces. nobody was there. it was just us. it is great to see it coming back together. it really is. i think that it is going to be a long process. i can see the houses in every stage so i know it is going to be a long road way for a lot of people. i feel for the people that lost so much. >> you go to the restaurant and people say thank you for coming to help rebuild the neighborhood. >> reporter: the last gentleman that you heard from is a contractor. he is overseeing the reconstruction of four homes on four separate lots in the neighborhood. he says that the original owners settled with insurance and sold the lots and they left the area permanently. this new company bought the lots and they are rebuilding the homes. it is a little challenge, it has been finding workers and materials needed to rebuild all of the houses at once. later tonight, the city of san

off in twoebates so far and at last night's debate in san antonio witnesses saw how eat heated it has beche cruz will not be honest with you, he will make up pos or decisions on votes i have never taken, he is dishonesty thasm is wrump called him blind ted and why the nickname stuck. >> o'rourke's pollsters told him to come out on ttack. if he wants to insult meand call me a liar that's fine. >> cruz is full pulling ahead but o'rourke hasn't been k578 paining like a traician diddalnd ate, there say viral video of him skateboarding and image as ofis days in aunk rock band. all over social medianess with my next guest running against ted cruz please welcome beto o'rourke. is gaining national attention and appealing to diverse gowps in a state with a growing population of non-white voters. this is the race that could turn a rd state blue. jay ire is a political scienceat professoexas southern university. he believes national party politics are trickling down and causing a rift in the state >> the voters nem selves, the cruz loyalists and the beto o'rourkealoyts, you know, there is a lot of a

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the rabbi said that he is bec e welcome as well. >> i don't know if there is another meeting about what to do about the border. he is thinking about executive action. is one of the options making it impossible for anyone to claim asylum unless they enter through a port of entry so anybody who crosses illegally would not be able to make a valid claim of asylum? >> there are a lot of options being discussed. the number one priority is looking for ways to secure our borders. we would love for democrats in congress to help step up and do their job and help us do that. if they don't and they are unwilling as they have shown in the past, we are looking at administrative actions that allow us to do so. >> sarah, thank you very much. with the state department the commitment to promote human rights and democracy, we will continue to guide the relationship with brazil, however the braziliant president-elect made very controversial comments about the minority position and defended the military in brazil. if the white house plans to ask assurances from the government in brazil, they will protect hu

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