ben jacobs. >> reporter: we've reached out. but so far, no comment from the congressman elect. if convicted, he could face up to six months in prison and a $500 fine. >> thank you. >>> overseas tonight, the election shocker in the united kingdom. the prime minister's party expected to gain more seats in parliament, losing seats instead. james longman is in london. >> reporter: a disaster for the uk prime minister tonight. theresa may's conservatives suffering a stunning setback. the first world leader to visit president trump at the white house. walking with him hand-in-hand. called this election early, certain she would increase her majority and brexit mandate. instead, the country woke up to this. >> i think we've witnessed a political earthquake. >> reporter: theresa may's party losing the majority in parliament. but labor, her main opposition, faring far better than expected, energizing a youth vote angry about brexit. and terror attacks in manchester and london didn't help may's lackluster campaign. >> lost votes, lost support, and lost confidence. i would have thought tha

ben jacobs. he has accepted my apology. i'm grateful for that. now look forward to going to work in washington. and ago he attacked ben jacobs after jacobs asked him a question about the republicans health care proposal. in russia, thousands of protesters flooded the streets in more than 100 cities across russia in the latest must us -- demonstration against government corruption. more than 1000 protesters were arrested. the protests were organized by anti-corruption activist aleksei navalny. this is one of the protesters monday. continue in the agricultural state in india, where farmers are demanding debt forgiveness after a crash in crop prices has left farmemers unable to repay the exorbitant loans. the indian government has launched a violent crackdown against the protests, deploying more than 1000 police and paramilitary troops to the region. on thursday, the indian police opened fire on protesters, killing five people and setting off a new wave of demonstrations. last year in india, as many as farmers committed suicide in 1600 madhya prades

joining me now, the one and only ben jacobs of "the guardian." i'm trying not to make you smile because it's a serious topic, my friend. seriously, 40 hours of community service, 20 hours of anger management, is that an appropriate sentence? >> it's what the judge decided. so it's an appropriate sentence. >> ben, gianforte gave you an apology in a statement, and he donated $50,000 to cpj. do you think that is enough? are you confident that he's going to come to congress and know how to behave among reporters? >> his words so far, his apology, his donation, indicated a willingness that he shows respect for the free press, for what journalists do. and, you know, that everything needs to be backed up by actions, but i'm certainly confident that his behavior on capitol hill will reflect the important words that he said so far. >> ben, the first time that the campaign responded to your allegation, which we just heard on that tape, was to essentially defame you, was to say that you were politically biased and that you grabbed him. as there been any com

ben jacobs is a political reporter for the guardian. keep an eye out for his work. the race in georgia is being looked at as a referendum on president trump and for democrats as being thought of what could be the start of a wave. steve kornacki looking at the numbers in a way that only steve kornacki does and the only way that anybody can understand is to watch him do it. do your thing, steve. >> let's take a closer look here. georgia's such a tiny area here. densely packed suburbs, directly north of atlanta. most recent poll here basically has this thing as a tie. this thing, this is a district with a strong republican tradition. but very specific kind of republican tradition and it's one where democrats, they think it gives them an opening in the trump era. here's why. donald trump only won this district, this very strongly republican district by a single point last november. that is a break with history by comparison, mitt romney, 2012. won this by more than 20. we talked about it a lot last year and talked about that group of college educated white voters, afflu

greg gianforte, who grew up in the philadelphia suburbs, reached a settlement with online reporter ben jacobs for body slamming him on the eve of a special election last month. it happened after jacobs questioned gianforte. the attack was captured on this recording. >> gianforte will enter his plea on the misdemeanor assault charge in court on monday. >>> a former pennsylvania state treasurer admits she lied to the fbi about money she accepted after leaving office. yesterday barbara hayfor pled guilty to accepting $675,000 from a businessman. she previously denied accepting the money. the fbi questioned her as they were investigating corruption charges at another former state treasurer and the businessman in question. she was not charged with any corruption counts. >>> 5:09 on this saturday. coming up on nbc 10 news, a warning for women. just ahead, the birth control maker that says they mixed up the placebos with the real thing. mystery on the main line. archaeologists are going underground with what could be the largest mass murder site in pennsylvania. the clues they're trying to find next

ben jacobs. he has accepted my apology. i'm grateful for that.ook forward to going to work in washington. reporter: as for the judge's change of heart, he said something about jail space but then this sentence didn't take up that space because it didn't call for an overnight. bottom line, gianforte is off to washington. he could face discipline there by miss colleagues or not. >> melissa: quite a story. thank you. for the first time prosecutors in a pennsylvania court room are playing part in a very disturbing surveillance tape. or playing part of it. showing the final moments of this fraternity pledge's life. we are live at the courthouse. bill cosby's defense team rests its case and decides not to put him on the stand. will this help or hurt him? our legal panel tackled both sides of these cases. phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an acc

gianforte wrote a letter apologizing to "guardian" reporter ben jacobs for attacking him as jacobs triedo ask a question in may. that infamous encounter caught on audio tape. instead of jail, he was sentenced to 40 hours of community service, 20 hours of anger management counseling, and a $385 fine. he's expected to be sworn in later this month. >>> it's not summer yet but it feels like it across much of the country. millions baking in a heat wave and temperatures in the 90s from new york to chicago. the northeast will start to cool a bit on wednesday, but the above average highs continue continue through the midwest through the end of the week. . in the midwest, storms are rolling through colorado tonight. tornado watch in the northern part of the state. the >>> tributes today in orlando on the first anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people died when a gunman opened fire at a nightclub, and some mothers of the victims have found a way to start moving beyond their grief and help others in the process. nba's gabe gutierrez has their story tonight. >> reporter:

his pledge is part of a settlement with journalist ben jacobs. gianforte won the election the day after the incident. he apologized to jacobs during his d.c. mayor muriel bowser's mayoral campaign is being fined 13-thousand dollars for accepting too much money in campaign contributions. candidates for mayor are allowed to accept only two-thousand dollars per contribution. but in the 20-14 race, several donors went over the limit. the city's office of campaign finance found.. bowser's team received 13 excessive contributions totaling more than 11-thousand dollars. in 20-14, bowser's campaign raised more than three-million dollars in total contributions. she's now been ordered to refund all the money that exceeded the legal limit. a seven on your side health alert this morning. a heartbreaking story in texas where a four-year-old boy drowns nearly a week after going swimming. it's called "dry appears that's what happened to frankie delgado. instead of water reaching the lungs, it causes one's vocal cords to spasm and eventually close up -- making i

giantforte is a republican accused of flying into a rage and body slamming reporter ben jacobs last month when asked about the gop health care plan. it happened the night before a special election. giantforte won that election. he's due in court on monday. >>> president trump today said he's 100% willing to be questioned under oath about what he said in private conversations with former fbi director james comey. president saying he never asked comey to drop the investigation of michael flynn. he says he did not ask comey to pledge his loyalty to him. >> why you feel that his testimony vindicated you when it's really boiled down to his word against your word. and if you could also tell us sir, do tapes exist of your conversations >> i'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the near future, but in the mean time, no collusion, no obstruction, he's a leaker, and frankly, james comey confirmed a lot of what i said. and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> in summary, president trump seems to be saying some of what comey told the committee under oath is true and some of what

he pled guilty to assaulting guardian reporter ben jacobs. he was sentenced to 40 hours of community service and 20 hours of anger management. he agreed to pay 50,000 to the committee to protect journalism and wrote an apology. >>> and new study shows air pollution is more harmful to children in cars than outside. top government scientist says those sitting in backseat could be exposed to pollution levels twelve times highered in the car than outside. researchers say more vulnerable than adults it can stunt growth of lupingz and increase conditions. >> but they have to sit in the backseat. >> right. >> and three days away from next zip trip. this friday in ashburn, virginia home of burgandy and gold football team. that's where the offices r come out to loudoun east hamilton plaza friday june 16 from 6 to 11. >> i'll be there when tuck ur and holly. we would love to see you an weather will be awesome. no excuses, come out and say hi we would love to see you. >> good morning to you michael thomas. 77 degrees this early in the morning. can only

yesterday pleaded guilty to assaulting reporter ben jacobs who testified in court.xpected to be sworn into office later this month. >> well, new york's public theater is standing behind its updated production every julius ceasar. it poor trays the character title as donald trump-like dictator in a business suit. controversy over the updated version of the william shakespear classic has prompted delta airlines and bank of america to pull their sponsorship of the show. the performance is part of shakespear in the park in new york central park. >> well, remember that story we told but yesterday? year book photos at central new jersey high school, altered reference toss president trump, now learning that a teacher has been suspended, wall township school official say they've launched an investigation into the alleged year book sensoring, at wall high school. year book advisor and technology teacher susan pars on has been placed on suspension. school officials are calling the incident troubling. >> if the attire was altered in some way in order to silence that viewpoint,

. >> gianforte had written a letter apologizing to reporter ben jacobs for attacking him as he triedhim a question back in may. that encounter was caught on audiotape. instead of jail he was sentenced to 40 hours of community service, 20 hours of anger management counseling and a $385 fine. he is expected to be sworn in later this month. >>> and researchers say the global obesity problem affects one in ten people in the world. an estimated 603 million adults are obese, including 107 million children. the study published in "the new england journal of medicine" says the problem is rising in countries both rich and poor. among the 20 largest the u.s. has the highest level among children and young adults. >>> last night at dover air force base vice president mike pence was on hand as the remains of three u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan over the weekend were returned to american soil. corporate dylan bald ridge, eric huff and william bays were attacked by an afghan soldier. all three were members of the 101st division of fort campbell, kentucky. , the snacks and drinke gone, people.

he sent a letter to the guardian's ben jacobs saying my physical response to your legitimate questionnprofessional, unacceptable and unlawful. jacobs has accepted the apology which is part of a settlement involving a no contest plea to a misdemeanor assault charge and a contribution of $50,000 to a committee to protect journalists. >>> day four of the bill cosby trial gets under way this morning. andrea constand faced tough questions from cosby's defense team who questioned why she continued to reach out to the comedian in 53 phone calls after she claims the assault occurred. constand says any contact she had with cosby was purely professional. if convicted, cosby could face up to ten years behind bars. >>> and new overnight, may hum bre at a concert in san diego. you can see security jumped on the man and eventually led him away. rapper xxx as some fans call him, appear to have been knocked out for about a minute. no arrests have been made. >>> ariana grande is back on tour in europe. less than two weeks after that manchester bombing, grande was on stage last night in paris. she told

greg gianforte says despite claims from others, "guardian" reporter ben jacobs did not initiate physical for what i did and i take full responsibility. he will also donate $50,000 to the committee to protect journalists. he was charged with misdemeanor assault in the incident. jacobs says he accepts the apology and hopes the incident reinforces respect for freedom of the press. >>> this probably will be the most bizarre story you'll hear today or one that will leave you scratching. one unhappy resident went to city hall there in augusta, maine to complain about his apartment's bed bug problem. so when the clerks couldn't help the man decided to take matters in his own hands, returning to retaliate, he released a cup of the bed bugs on the counter. there's even a photo. >> stop. >> city officials say there were over 100 live and dead bugs, requiring them to close down the city center and call an exterminator. police have not said if the man will be charged. >> if he charged, it needs to be a judge that does the creative -- they should make him work with an exterminator for a month. >> or

the recording emerged last month and with the reporter, ben jacobs, said reg gianforte body slammed him when asked a question about healthcare. gianforte powell apologized and pledged to donate $50,000 to the committee to protect journalists'. >>> one of two men charged in the deadly ghost ship fire is due in court for arraignment. atf investigators to set max harris planned the party at the warehouse were 36 people were killed last december and is charged with 36 counts of manslaughter. the master tenant at the warehouse, derick almena, scheduled to go back to court tomorrow and the mayor has been promising to beef up the staff ever since the deadly fire six months ago. the fire department admitted it had no record of ever inspecting the converted warehouse. the councilman, noel gallo, said six additional inspectors will be hired as soon as possible. >>> manchester police have released a video of the man suspected of setting the blast that killed 22 out soda concert in may. they are investigating the suicide bombers car. they said they found bomb making materials and investigators hope

gianforte grab ben jacobs by the neck both hands.lam him to the ground and jump on top of him and begin punching and yelling. >> the hearing begins in about two hours. >> shannon: the question is if he is convicted could he still serve in congress? >> the lawyers we spoke to said yes, nothing is in the constitution preventing him from serving from his jail cell. the house could discipline him for ethics violations here is the curious part. the state of montana is the plaintiff in the case. the question is what will the prosecutor recommend to the judge? a $500 fine? community service or a few days, weeks or months in jail despite gianforte's apology. >> i made a mistake and i took an action that i can't take back. i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sorry. >> the reporter did accept the apology and agreed not to sue the wealthy 56-year-old republican. we have a producer and camera in the courtroom. it will be live and bring it to you when it happens. >> shannon: always i

he pled guilty to assaulting guard yen reporter ben jacobs.s community management and in and it to right jacob a. >> happening today a. >> a rabbi will appeal his sentence. bernard frightenedle was arrested for secretly videotaping women undressing and he filmed some 150 women using hidden recording dev devices. prior motion to reduce the sentence was denied last month. >> time now 5:50 and we're back with what's hot on the web and the stories ir engaging with most own social media. >> first up trulp administration wants to cut duties of consumer pro tux bur and u.s. treasury it could up in the way it the treasury report comes days after the republican-led house passed legislation to undue the dodd fwravrping. >> untin ended consequences for teenagers that sext and their parents as well. a house of representatives voyted to impose on parents who know their team is testing and doing nothing to stop it. under the broad law teams could face 15 years behind bars by sending racy text and parents could face jail time too if they know their teams and

that reporter, ben jacobs of the guardian. he was in court today, too. gianforte blamed the incident on jacobs behavior. since then, gianforte apologized and admitted he made a mistake. >> when you make a mistake, you have to take full responsibility. this was not a proud moment. i'm ready to move on. >> gianforte also apologized to jacobs in the courtroom. the bill cosby sexual assault trial could be in the hands of jurors as early as today. cosby's attorneys wrapping up closed arguments today. they called one witness to the stand. a detective that led the investigation. cosby himself did not testify. he has pleaded not guilty to drugging and assaulting andrea constand in 2004. cosby said it was consensual. prosecutors say they have to offer their closing arguments. and cosby's wife, camille made her first appearance. the comedian faces up to ten years in prison if jurors convict him. we'll be right back with more. >> jon: another cell phone video from a commercial flight goes viral. this time it's for a good reason. >> when a pleasure. thank you. >> jo

he attacked ben jacobs last month. he's apologized and pledged a $50,000 donation to the committee to protect journalists. the county prosecutor says he'll have sentencing recommendations at a hearing. gianforte faces six months in jail and a fine up to $500. >> candidate trump bashed the economy on his way to the white house, but president trump is taking credit for the "great numbers" on the economy since election day, tweeting about the rise of financial markets, the energy sector and jobs. and while his stats are mostly correct, some trends took root long before president trump took office. he touted the rise in the stock market. "the trump rally is real thanks to the promise of tax reform. but it's eight years old and has not helped the working class yet. and unfortunately, oil and dribbling jobs aren't way up as the president how about the overall jobs market? the president tweeted the u.s. added 600,000 new jobs while unemployment dropped to 4.3%, both those numbers are correct. the u.s. adding 594,000 new jobs

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congressman expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor assault accused of body slamming "guardian" reporter ben jacobsince apologized twice. >>> 50 people arrested in russia and anti-corruption protests in moscow in st. petersburg, a key opposition leader was detained outside of his home. >>> ge's long time ceo and chairman jeff immelt is stepping down. john flannery will take his place as ceo effective august 1st. immelt will remain chairman through his retirement at the end of the year. >> go to newday cnn.com for the latest. >>> thousands hitting the cities and streets across the u.s. to demand equality. los angeles the annual pride parade was renamed the resist march, tens of thousands of people carrying signs reading "love trumps hate." charlotte, north carolina. even though house bill 2 has been repealed more needs to be done for the transgender community. >>> today marks one year since the worst mass shooting in u.s. history, the pulse nightclub massacre. last night, hundreds gathered at the site of the rampage to remember the 49 people killed. some of their family members going there for the v

. >> bret: gianforte has apologized for essentially body slamming ben jacobs of "the guardian."nd settled all civil claims. 18 penn state penn state university fraternity brothers are facing charges in the hazing death of a 19-year-old pledge. correspondent bryan llenas has the details. >> one by one, penn state university fraternity members walked into a pennsylvania court room for a hearing where they watch surveillance video from 12 cameras inside their frat house showing what prosecutors called a hazing ceremony that ultimately killed a 19-year-old sophomore. prosecutors played three hours of video from february 2, showing piazza and others running through a speed drinking game. as the video played, detectives narrated the final moments. frat brothers are seen -- piazza is seen stumbling throughout the house. they laid the unconscious 19-year-old on a couch after he falls down a flight of stairs headfirst. one of multiple falls that night. at one point, a fraternity brother is pleading with his brothers to call 911. over the course of the next 12 hours, the video shows frate

witnesses say gianforte became irate after reporter ben jacobs asked repeatedly about his position on health care. they say he tackled jacobs, broke his glasses, put his hand around jacobs' neck. gianforte now calling his actions unacceptable, unprofessional and unlawful. he also pledged to donate $15,000 to the committee to protect journalists. gianforte will plead no contest to assault charges when he appears in court later this month. >>> all right, some sports. looks like king james is about to get knocked off his throne. the golden state warriors one win away from an nba title. after staging a furious fourth-quarter comeback to knock off lebron and the cavs, 118-113, in game three of the finals, the warriors went on a 11-0 run to stun the cavs on their home court. golden state, now a record in all four major professional sports, 15-0 in the playoffs. and game four friday night. the warriors have a chance to become the first team in nba history to complete a postseason undefeated. >>> all right, so, what intrigues you most about james comey's testimony? we pose that to our panel n

the republican pleaded this week to assaulting guardian reporter ben jacobs the night before the montanapecial congressional election. he's not answering questions about the altercation and said he cannot erase what happened but he did all he could to take responsibility. >>> father's day now just two days away. what americans are spending their money on to show their appreciation for dear old dad. >> new scam targeting your personal information. how crooks hope to use your own cell phone against you. scott? >> and if you're headed down the shore we'll talk about a rip current danger and also if you'll see some sunshine. that seven day forecast is next. ♪ >>> the national spotlight of course is on norristown tonight as the jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial enter their 48th hour of deliberations. the defense has repeatedly called for mistrial but the judge in this case has denied the request saying the jury has indicated that it is still wor working hard to try to reach a verdict. now joining us live in studio this evening attorney chaka johnson. thank you for being here. >> sure

pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault in court monday and apologizing directly to "guardian reporter" ben jacobs i'm sorry. if and when you ready you. danya: avoiding jailtime, sentenced to 40 hours of consumer service, to hours of anger management counseling and $385 fine. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here did the same thing. get the hell out of here. are you with "the guardian"? >> yes. you just broke my glasses. >> last guy did the same thing. >> you just body slamming me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> it happened after jacobs asked gianforte a question about healthcare. [inaudible] on the stand, jacob acknowledging gianforte's written apology. the settlement requires gianforte to give $50,000 to the committee to protect journalists. he is now expected to be sworn in to the u.s. house seat later this month. danya bacchus, abc7 news, los angeles. nancy: new video released of a car crash caught on camera. what happened moments before the crash that will land a man behind bars. michelle: the explosion that sent firefighters running back and

he was charged with misdemeanor assault for body slamming guardian reporter ben jacobs the night beforespecial election last month. gianforte must also pay adds 300 fine and $85 in court fees. >>> could america be getting a 51st state? voters in puerto rico headed to the polls for a special referendum on state hood. reporter phil keating has more from miami. >> reporter: voters in puerto rico hit the polls on sunday for a special referendum on state hood just weeks after the island declared bankruptcy in the midst of its worst debt crisis in decades. the vote was 97% in favor of state hood with some calling it the best way to help puerto rico help itself. >> state hood will solve some problems but we have to assume responsibility. >> reporter: but voter turnout was extremely low, around 23%, on an island where turnout typically hovers near 80%. the opposition independent party boycotted the special election which they considered rigged and a held a protest burning several american flags. >> if we became independent tomorrow, i think there would be a time of strife, but eventually, maybe

greg gianforte also sent a letter of apology to the reporter, ben jacobs of the guardian. last month he exploded when jacobs asked him about the republican health care plan. the incident was captured on jacobs' recorder. >> sick and tired of you guys. 9 last guy that came in here you did the same thing. get the hill out of here. get the hill out of here. >> you heard that, gianforte's letter reads in part, i should be held to a high standard in my interactions with the press and the public. my treatment of you did not meet that standard. i made a mistake and humbly ask for your forgiveness. >> well, the family of a southern california high school student is calling for the expulsion of three fellow students accused of posting a racist photo online. this is the photo depicting 15-year-old ina adawomi with a noose around her neck. the hateful image was shared in a classroom. the transfer student was troubled to find the image in late may, of course. she went to administrators who suspended the three boys who posted it. >> i think it is a good school. i'm happy i moved, and i

greg gianforte was sentenced for assaulting ben jacobs of "the guardian."obs said gianforte body slammed him and broke his glasses because he asked a question about health care. gianforte has apologized to that reporter and is expected to be sworn into congress later this month. >>> thousands protested across all of russia's 11 time zones during anti-corruption rallies. the groups held demonstrations against their president and other politicians. nbc's richard engel reports from moscow. >> reporter: today's protests were rare, opposition to russian president vladimir putin is seldom tolerated in this today. there were demonstrations in moscow, in st. petersburg, and about a dozen other russian cities and they were quickly put down by police. activists say that hundreds of protesters were detained, many of them immediately released, but the man who called for the opposition was picked up by authorities even before the protests began. he's opposition leader alexei nafal ni, he wants to run for president in the next elections, a year from now, but he's not bee

reporter ben jacobs said in a statement he accepts the apology and willingness to take responsibilityn your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. we complained about the cold. now we can complain about the heat. >> doesn't take long. we get two perfect days in the middle. south florida where some areas picked up 15 to 20 inches of rain. thunderstorm cell from daytona beach to orlando on i-4 early this morning. throughout the day today and tomorrow, best chance of any heavy rains in extreme south florida, alligator alley, miami down to the keys, rainy weather. this will trigger afternoon showers and storms, typical for florida. central florida today, there are some storms in south florida but not a huge ordeal. the fantastic news today is you have a light jacket or sweatshirt in areas of the mid-atlantic and northeast and a lot will carry that home today. middle of the country, gorgeous weather. your stretch continues. the northwest is where the change is occurring. that's why the pattern is flipping. they've had fantastic weather this spring. now wet weather coming into the nort

he was also ordered to pay a $385 fine after pleading guilty to assaulting reporter ben jacobs who said that gianforte body slammed him to the ground when he asked him a question about the cbo score of the health bill. he had witnesses who backed him up. after a judge asked gianforte if he had caused injury to jacobs, the congressman said he did. the judge said he didn't want gianforte to take up space in the jail. >>> next, we're heading to moscow where thousands of russian protesters took to the streets against government corruption. hundreds were arrested including the organizer of the demonstrations. the arrests even got the attention of the white house press secretary sean spicer in today's briefing. >> the united states strongly condemns the detention of hundreds of peaceful protesters throughout russia that happened on june 12th. detaining peaceful protesters, human rights observers and journalists is an affront to core democratic values. we call on the government of russia to immediately release all peaceful protesters. look closely. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every

ben jacobs has accepted the apology and agreed not to sue. gianforte will pay money to an advocacy program. live look at atlanta from our affiliate fox 5. officials say a deadly street drug made to look like percocet is a mix of two synthetic opioids, one of which is consistent with a new substance similar to fentanyl. the drug is linked to four deaths and more than a dozen hospitalizations. tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ♪ ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. and ibrance plus letrozole shrunk tumors in over half of these patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause

i may 24, he slammed reporter ben jacobs to the floor and them.edly punched june 4 they still faces a misdemeanor assault charge. in st. paul, minnesota, a police use-of-force expert said from the witness stand wednesday there was absolutely no reason for officer jeronimo yanez to open fire on philando castile during a traffic stop last year, as yanez's trial on manslaughter charges entered its third day of testimony. prosecutors opened the trial by playing a police dash cam video of castille's killing. it shows officer yanez opening fire on castile seven times. a medical expert testified castile was struck with five of the rounds, including two which pierced his heart. castile's death was live streamed on facebook by his girlfriend, diamond reynolds, in an extraordinary video, in which she narrated the aftermath of the shooting while she was still in the car with a officer yanez pointing a gun at her and her four-year-old daughter. in north, miami florida, the family of a highly autistic man who was shot at by police has filed suit in federal court cleaning officers endangered his li

ben jacobs says is appropriate. >> his apology, his donation indicated a willingness he shows respectournalists do. you know, everything needs to be backed up by actions. >> jacobs has received more than $4600 in restitution from gianforte for the assault and the congressman donated $50,000 to the committee to protect journalists. >>> in a blunder by president trump on twitter that captured the nation's attention and inspired plenty of jokes has inspired one congressman to give new meaning to the word covfefe. mike quigley of illinois unveiled communications over various feeds electronically for engagement act, or the covfefe act for short, the legislation ames to classify presidential social media posts, including president trump's tweets, as presidential records. it would ban the president from deleting the post, as he has done sometimes in the past. the white house has not issued a response to that move. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. it's hot today but probably cool tomorrow. >> the up and down roller coaster ride continues. record high t

congressman elect greg gianforte was sentenced to four days in jail, time for assaulting reporter ben jacobsligible for a work program and won't be taken into custody yet. we'll continue to track that and bring you any developments as we get them. >>> first lady melania trump and her son baron have officially made the move to the white house. it's the start of a new chapter for a first lady who broke with tradition by waiting months to make the white house her home. >> this morning, the first lady, president trump's wife melania and their 11-year-old son baron waking up in the white house. >> mr. president -- >> their official move to 1600 pennsylvania avenue coming 4 1/2 months after the president took office. on twitter, the first lady posting this picture overlooking the washington monument saying she is looking forward to the memories we'll make in our new #moving day. the photo appears to be taken from inside the executive residence looking out over the true man balcony on the south lawn. the first family arrived together in washington, d.c. on sunday stepping off air force one at joint

body-slamming a "guardian" reporter, accused of it because he did it, issued a letter apologizing to ben jacobssaying, "my physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful. as both a candidate for office and a public official, i should be held to a high standard. my treatment of you did not meet that standard." jacobs accepted the apology. gianforte also pledged $50,000 to the committee to protect journalists. he will plead no contest to a misdemeanor assault charge. >> fascinating outcome, right? i mean, maybe he was compelled somehow to do all of that? >> he had every reason, legally, politically, personally, to issue that apology. >> apology. >>> james comey is preparing to testify in just hours. the white house and republican party are preparing their defense. what's the plan? we discuss it next when i look in the mirror everyday. when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is today going to be the day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. that helps me to keep going to

reporter ben jacobs agreed not to sue gianforte in exchange for writing the politician a letterof apologyournalists.' gianforte will be sworn into office later this month. (steve) in national news. the trump administration's travel ban suffers a defeat. today the ninth circuit court of appeals rejected president trump's revised executive order. the judges said mister trump "exceeded the scope of the authority delegated to him by congress." and that the ban violated the constitution... because it disfavored muslims. the high court is considering the department of justice's request to approve the ban. it's also considering to hear a case on the issue. katyal says the case focuses on religion and would have a harmful effect on muslims. ( catherine ) an update now on a story we first told you about on friday... san mateo county sheriff's department has identified the suspect in the stabbing of a 13-year-old boy outside a library. the suspect is 44-year-old nelson tolentino. at this point, investigators still do not have a motive. the attack happened as the boy stood in the courtyard in front

for better or worse....this is how most americans know gianforte.a reporter name ben jacobs was trying a question about the republicanhealth care plan when the republican lost it...... witnesses confirmed jacobs' story that the politician punched him and slammed him to the ground. gianforte later apologized for his actions...and won the election.a court hearing is set for monday on a misdemeanor assault charge...and gianfortewill reportedly be arraigned and sentenced at the same hearing. he could face jail time and a fine if he's convicted. (steve) new at 6. a toxicology expert says a motorist who was shot to death during a traffic stop in minnesotawas under the influence of marijuana. a former supervisor of minnesota's state toxicology lab testifed today as a witness for officer jeronimo yanez. yanez is charged with manslaughter in the death philando castile last july. defense attorneys argue that castile was high on pot at the time of the shooting. while the toxicology expert says he examined autopsy reports showing castile's blood levels of t-h-c. the prosecution team say's there's

he body slammed ben jacobs from "the guardian" before the special election. we played audio.roved legislation that let gun owners carry concealed handgun without a permit. the bill moving to the state senate. now handgun owners have to pay 100 bucks for a concealed pistole license if they want to legally carry the weapon out in public. 12 other states allow people to carry weapon without concealed permit. >>> twitter will warn you before a dm fail. according to mashable twitter's app may help prevent you from embarrassing yourself displaying a warning you detect, you may send a public tweet instead after direct message. seems like obvious thing, dm which is direct message, i'm sorry if i wasn't clear, has been a problem for twitter users since the company first came on the scene. shares of twitter are up nearly 7% so far this year. like when you text the wrong person and it is too late. anyway, that is on twitter. there is is the stock. 17.44. >>> "mary poppins" set to fly into theaters, christmas 2018. audience get as a sneak-peek what is to come. "entertainment weekly" give

. >> reporter: last month ben jake could bees was asking the candidate -- jacobs was asking about health care. he faces up to 6 months in jail. he went on to win the race of montana at large congressional district. >>> most couples wouldn't like someone crashing their wedding, but wasn't the case of newlyweds in new jersey over the weekend. president trump made an appearance. he is not related to the newlyweds. they had no idea he would be there. the bride hugged the president, he signed a few make america great again hats and gave them to the guests. >> first time the fda asked the company to remove a prescription opioid because of a public health risk of abuse. the details when "action news" continues. >> often criminal acts such as rape, criminal violence could have been >> >> >> general election said the ceo is stepping down after 16 years, he will stay in until his retirement after the year. he took over 2001 four days before the terror attacks. he led the company through the 2008 crisis and financial markets. it was part of the succession plan. john flannery will take over the post

jacob was mountain biking with some folks and he saw a fawn in a hole. so they called animal rescue. ben with animal rescue, he's got a catch pole. but getting the fawn out, that was the easy part. >> you've got to be cautious. that looks like a mini sink hole. it could get bigger. >> lucky for them they don't have to worry about it. ben makes quick work. but once the fawn is pulled out, little tangled up. and the catch pole. and they believe it's a week old. there you could see them trying to get it out. there it is trying to run away. >> where's mom? >> that's what they're hoping to find out very soon. so ben picks her up and they wanted to wait until mom was nearby. so ben starts walking deeper into this woodsy area. >> just do the fawn call. >> i think moms know the difference between an imposter and their child. >> i think you're on to something here. i think mom recognizes it. because the fawn's let go and you think okay. where is mom? mom knows her baby. in her own sweet time makes an appearance. >> come on back here. you know you anticipain't suppo be running off. >>> when it com