last week,ti bre orioles outfielder adam jones donated $8500. scherzer and his wife donated gear. steven strasbourg, juan sotos, and anthony rondon,he wishing luck. all of those guys probably hope to be big leaguers out there. >> take a look at this young man. he came to tittle league game in full umpire getup dyesterday. heid it all. he played the part. good job. >>> 6:55 right now. here are 4 this to know. today, paul manafort's trial enters its second week in alexandria. the defense is expected to crosm e the bookkeeper. he's on trialax for and bank fraud. >>> indonesia just increased t death toll from 91 to 98 victims. the quake hid the popular tourist island of lombok. we'll have the latest on "today" show. >>> and in new mexico, authorities found children in squalor conditions. >>> and two children were shot overnight in an apartment building in the tysons area. one of those children has died and the other is in the hospital. police have identified the shooter as 33-year-old veronica youngblood. she's been charged with capital murder. we'r

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don't bre s too much by the 50 and 60% rain chances over the weekend and pley of hours to be outsidenjoying the weather, but also be chances for drin. ng out little bit in the middle parts of next week and really after today, melissa, no more90s in sight for a while. >> that is kind of nice. i do like that. once i have ndy's ice cream cone. >>> between metro road anddr clairmonte. water main break there. you have to use caution through that area. one lan openn each direction there. leesburg diverted there at river creek parkway. taking a look there at 66 and yo on time there. aaron? hank l right, melissa, you. >>> we are in the dog days of summer, we know. but ckstarbu is already thinking about the fall. >> c we enjoy august? >> starting next week starbucks ill start selling its pumpkin spice. the company will introduce two new productsnly available in grocery store. pumpkin spice cookie straws and ground coffee k-cup pods. >> can we do tru confessions. i don't like pumpkin spice lattes. i'm a peppermint mo i'm not trying to drink a peppermint mocha in august. >>> the grocery store a

that should bre the heat wave and make it more comfortable this time on thursday. >> thank you so very much. >>> well, i is just pre-season, right? maybe that's just what we are all telling oursees after that game, but there's still a loto take away from the redskins' game last night. we will revisit the good and (announcer) there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. come up for air. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> maybe the question is how >>ng do we have before it really counts? eptember 9th. don't worry about last night, it's the pre-season. >> erybody says put that in the rear view mirror. let's not talk about it. >> the third pre-season game represents the closest thing to a dress rehearsal for a regular seas, especially for the starters, and then they rest, the final wk of the pre-season. hopefully what we saw last night from the redskins' startin units doesn't represent what we will see in a couple weeks in arizona, except for maybe one player. his name is adrian peterson, the fo mvp signed this week. got the start last we

. >>> breing overnight, rooftop flames light up the sky in northwest d.c.irefighters look for a cause while several people inside now have to look for a new place to stay. >>> roads turned into rallies whenundreds of atv riders roared through i busy stree d.c. and virginia. >>> it's about 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang this morning. it's a i big morning d.c. will school starting today for a lot of kids. >> severaltr school dts in west virginia starting today as well. a few more tomorrow and thursday virginia, too. >> the biggest part of getting the new school year started is what to wear and how to g there. melissa mollet is watching the roads early this morning.we you, chuckegin with and sheena, with a look at our forecast. >> good morning. may want to put that pocket-size umbrella in the backpack early this morning. a little ra, maybe thunder and lightning early today. recess should be mainly an outdoor recess day. >> a comfortable recess day,he too, temperatures will not be that bad at all this afternoon. >

award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. . >>> bre news. at 5:00 -- >> eventually i saw the police officer out with his gun out and heard the seven shots. everybody was running. >> an investigation after police shoot a man at a local liquor store. what about what led up to it. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper. flash flood watch in effect for parts of the area. who is at wisk andt you can expect in your neighborhood. >>> first on 4, flipping wigs. a violent attack inside a local store and it's all caught on camera. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with that breaking news. a deadly confrtation that involved a prince george's county police officer. >> within the last hour, we learned that two people are dead in the incident. >> one of them, an armed suspect, the other, a man who police say the suspect killed just moments before. >> news 4's nicole majacobs is live there near the scene not far from the mgm casino in oxon hills. nicole? a >> reporter: p doreen, i can tell you we just heard from the police chie

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. >>> that bre news, a late-night shooting inside enatysons apar two people thought. we now know one of them has died. we've also learned that bothre victims juveniles. police tell us the gunman is in custody. st about 5:00 a.m. this monday morning. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff for eun yang. we'll get you the forecast in a moment but we want to get you the latest abouthis shooting. >> news4's justin finch is live at the scene where the shooting happened. justin, brings us up to speed. >> reporter: hey there aaron, we eust learned there are two victims in the cne has died. the other is in the hospital. both are children. police saying they cannot release much more than that at this time. however, we do know the suspect is in custody, and right now, we're trying to figure out w this even happened. let's take you to last night, sunday night, about 10:00 p.m., calls about the shooting came into police. a doubleoting on the 1500 block of lincoln circle. this is in the postysons corner apartment complex just off of international drive b

but witht bre talks seemingly stalled and time to do a deal ruing at to my asked the prime minister howhe planned to break the deadlock. prime min. may: first of all, we are working for a good deal. we have put forth a proposal for good deal. i believe that goes to the benefit of not only the u.k., but of the european ion. we take the common sense approac' of saying we doknow what the negotiation outcome will be. that is why we make the preparatns. reporter: theresa may will need some nifty politicge footwork to through the autumn. for today, the troubles of brussels and westminster seem far away. bbc news, cape town. -- we are usedto to seeing foreign presidents weutome to the oval office, today it was the president of w fi was there to see donald trump. it comes ahead of the u.s. hosting the world cup with mexico and canada in 2026. among the gifts brought to the white house were a set of yellow and red cards, which thed president coe against his opponents. for more on the meaning i was joined by tommy smyth from new york. the president finds time in his busy schedule to meet with the

nbc's chapman bell joins us now from london to bre it all down. chapman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. we'll have to s what's next for australia as the new prime minister scott morrison's going to have his work cut out for him, union only his own party but his country too before the next general election. in what's being billed as an era of extraordinary political instability and one of the mt chaotic in australian political history. what happened? members of the ruling l party in australia, which they are despite the name is actually a right of center party, conservative party thede called a lhip ballot. new leader scott morrison was chosen in a close vote making turnbull the fourth prime minister to be oust bid their own party beforehi fin their term in the last decade. this fact has angered many australians. the officers of the mainle cher in this ballot who did not win but who supporters were key in forcing the vote were vandalized. the outgoing prime minister saying australians will beru dumb and so appalled by the conduct

. >>> we begin with the bre overnight in the disappearance of a pregnant woman and her two young daughters, her husband, chris watt, who tearfully pleaded for his family's return was arrested hours after a television appearance. abc's clayton sandell with the latest. >> reporter: this morning, a colorado man is in custody, reportedly confessing to murdering his family, according to abc affiliate denver 7. christopher watts allegedly telling investigators he would lead them to the bodies of his wife -- 33-year-old shanann watts. >> hey, everybody. say hi. >> reporter: and their daughters, celeste, 3, and bella, 4. >> we're working round the chock on the case. we will not rest until we have the answer we're looking for. >> reporter: in a tv interview tuesday, watts admitted before the disappearance, he and shanann had heated words. >> we had an emotional conversation. i'll leave it at that. >> reporter: he says he last saw his family 5:00 a.m. on monday. when he left their frederick, colorado, home for work. >> if you're out there, just come back. if somebody has her, just please bring her b

plus "crazy rich asians" directed bid a bay area native with an all asian cast is hoping to bre barriers in hollywood and beyond. hello, and welcomy i'm tvu. we begwi politics. in sacramento, state lawmakers and governorrr brown have two weeks to decide the fate of a thousand bills before the end of the session. measure that would end the practice of cash bail in california cleared a key committee. but hurdles lie ahead include opposition from law enforcement. also this week, president trump revoked the security clearance of former cia director john brennaneqho hasuently criticized the president. a dozen former security officials including leon panetta signed a let condemning the decision saying it was done to stifle free speech.i joning me now to discuss the we k's political developments are kqed politics a government reporter pla ris sass lagos,l politiriter jill garofli and politicalea consultant walsh. marisa, i know you were at the state capitol. there's been a scramble this week to decide the fate of hundreds of bills. which onesade it through? >> the bail reform was the big week.f

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e—mail out of the blue offering a free pension review, exploiting the greater access to pension pots sa bresonvince victims to transfer savings to high—rolling investments in hotels or green energy schemes but the fraudsters pocket the money. more than 250 cases were reported and investigated by police backed action fraud last year. losses totalled more than £23 million, that is an eye watering average loss of £91,000. but cases are massively underreported, the regulator says more than 100,000 people approaching retirement could have been victims ina year. retirement could have been victims in a year. just shy of 40 years pension. they took all of it. know the city regulator and the pensions regulator have unveiled a campaign featuring this tv advert urging people to watch out for the warning signs. prevention is better than cure, we want to give people handy tips to be aware of, particularly if they are being confronted by fraudsters. top of the list is looking on the sca website to check the pensions or investment firm is authorised but campaigners say the government, notjust the public, s

shealled for evaluation of the air quality bre. they camk with levels that were deemed unsuitable. the call was made to locate classes for the school year. in n2017,s 4 told you about the air quality concerns here from students and staff here at district heights,f complaining breathing issues here, as well. ventilation fans here were fixed. this decision o an overhaul of the system here is being welcomed by concerned parents. >> feel frustrated. i feel angry. but i'm happy that we have aew or our t cares enough children to remove the chirp from the school. i've been begging from day one. >> the costs are expected to be around $2.5 million for the repairs while the students are aw away. most students here are walkers. buses will be provided to take students to and fromhe once new school year starts. justin finch, news 4, back to you. >>> a new controversy at the university of maryland about the resignation of the school's former athletic director. a report from the campus newspaper says kevin anderson used $15,000 of school money to high a lawyer to defend two students accused of se

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. >> if the school has to be evacuated, the teachers will bre g out the magnetic devic unlock the phonesthe bags cost about $5,000. the moy to buy them came from the parent/teacher student organization. >>> when i got in the parki lot here, there was a chill, a breeze. >> it's the canadian air. >> , canada. >> a nice day for a light jacket. >> you can have the long sleeves on this morning. temperatures in some suburbs are in the 50s. winchester, 55 degrees. i would say that a little crisp, cool feeling, might remind a lot of people that it may be starting to feel like fall a little bit. 61degrees. 64 in lawrence. 64 in leesburg. a beautiful starto your thursday, as we go through the morning hours. we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast. as you're driving, kee inmind, there will be sun glare on the roads.ow 6:00, humidity, breezy. temperatures in the 60s9: by this morning. there's the direction from the northwest, pulling the comfortable air mass from canada. the low humidity will make it feel so much more comfortable throughout the day today. throughout the school day, low humidity,r

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and bre peyton. matt walsh and jimmy failla. >> laura ingraham. there it is.dy: matt, i will start with you. if you actually made the swap, if you ended all the other entitlement programs and gave people a no questions asked check every month you would save money, but would that ever happen? >> no. it was an interesting experiment 40 years ago when the welfare state was blooming up and we'll realized it was trapping people in poverty. you send a lot of money on bureaucrats. just send a check. it makes more sense. no one is talking about getting rid of any government anywhere in america anymore. certainly in big cities like new york and seattle and elsewhere. people are talking about crazy stuff. democratic socialism is all the rage. in the democratic city of stockton, the mayor who is 28 years old wants to give criminals money. it doesn't make sense to do this experiment. kennedy: with all of the entitlement programs combined, it's $700 billion a year. the states pony up another $200 billion. i don't know how they will be able to pay for this. what happened in

i'm just gog to bre out my ice cream. >> you know what kind of bird that i tweet me.n the hawk family. >> i'm going to go with what you say. >> it has that face to it. >> absolutely. >> looks like if it were really that big perscale, it would have eaten wendy. >> agreed. >> outside on a friday morning. it f. what? i thought you were talking to me. all right. so a little gold glow in our eastern sky here on a friday morning. 90 degree day count inching ever upwards. 4 in may, 6 in june, 1 in july and 6 in a row for august. 28 in a total. today likely to be 7 in a row. but after today, i don't have any more 90s on the ten-day forecast. 66 to get your friday going. and 66 in a lot warmer if dwrour inside the city or next to the bay. eventually rain chances creeping up. area of low pressure out across ohio valley and rather unsettled weather pattern for the weekend. relatively high rain chances. 50%, 60% chance both saturday and sunday but neither day is going tpl be a ce washout. let me walk t yourough your friday first of all. s gradual increase in clouds and any chance

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the entire commercial bre all angie was talking about was that lab. >> so cute. >> reporter: i know. i ve enough cat and dog hair on me to make several new animal out of them. i'm here with joanna with the animal welfare league of alexandria.r this is coope who is being a really good boy. you're being a goodboy. joanna, what do people need to consider as they're coming day? it's one thing to have the oh, gosh, i want an animal.'s another thing, does that work for you? there is a responusbility. yoube responsibility as a pet owner. what do they need to ask themselves? >> absolutely. first off we want to kind of consider their lifestyle. when he's really active, will you do well with an active playful cat who lik to run around. maybe a dog to take jogging. for people with a laid back personality, we have dogs and cats t who like hang out, go for brief strolls. considering what your lifestyle is. elking to the families and making surerybody is on board and ready to take on the responsibility and preparing supplies and other pets at home. making sure that they can still be mfortable. >>

>>>in bre news out of detroit right now where a prayer vigil for aretha franklin is under way at a place she's always loved. her hometown church. we want to take you there live where you can see members of the community and the congregation gathered with special speakers who are remembering and praying for aretha franklin. we have seen an outpouring of these kinds of events and vigils and tributes to aretha after it was told through her family members that she's gravely ill and currently in hospice care. e, we've t news br seen reaction near the white house, a group holding a vigil thereonoring her impact on d.c.'s music and arts scene. now, aretha's family has told local reporters that she is ill. she needs prayers. r this islly a time to reflect on their hometown girl and everything that she's her storied career and the contributions she'sade to everyone worldwide when we talk about the impact of her music. thise morning, do know that the legendary singer does remain at hom in hospice care. >>> that's the latest. now, back to you. >>ngie, thank you. it's 5:15. five people hurt after a

you can give the air conditioner a bre no into saturday, but then it's going to be back on in full forceext week. the weather having a low impact on your weekend heading to the pool orbarbecues, it's looking awesome, especially in the shade. want to get the car washed this weekend. we have a nice stretch of long, dry weather. we have our news 4 community shred happening saturday evening. o problems with that weatherwise. for more on that, you can head to our website, nbcwashington.com. re is your storm team 4 four-day forecast. take a look, not only at the b high the lows. usually we don't point these out. they're so nice, i have to.ow tomoorning we start off at 64. saturday morning we start off at 66 degrees. sunday morning it's still another comfortable start with temperatures in the 60s. we warm to 90 degrees on sunday afternoon. you're definitely feeling the heat, feeling the humidity on monday with hig in the mid 90s. tuesday and wednesday we have highs in the mid 90s as well. monday through wednesday are the days where it's feeli like 100 degrees or hotter with that high mugginess. i

that's why grief counselors bre standi at the high school for students and staff who knew kevin wilson jr., who was a rising jr. lhere. wi many gather with their grief. investigators were hunting f >> he's described as athletic and hard working. he was the former captainth o maryland seahawks travel football team and a rising jr. here at montgomery blair high school. hen monday night his bright future goes dark. prince george's police find his body off new hampshire avenue. he was pronoced dead at the spital. we had a chance to speak to kevin's coach. he tells us it's hard to believe it happened to someone who was well-liked. >> just a great young man, high irited. alwa made you laugh. always had us laughing. plr police believe there are more people out there who know what happened to a kevin ao involved in his death. they're hoping people come forward and have a cash reward to sell the house as soon as possible. justin finch, news had. >> justin, thank you. >>> it's 6:06. too close to call. h that's things stand in a closely watched congressional race in ohio. ohio's 12th district has

we are not going to see aom bre he humidity over the next few days.ve a chance for a stray afternoon.m thi most of the area stays dry. whoever sees that will be the lucky one because i willelp to lower your temperature a bit. right now we are in the mid 80s. fredericks 88. washington coming in at 85. 84 in anal an list. manassas is 86. it sticks aroun a couple of days before it moves offshore. high pressure keeping the heat and humidity in place aside, too, the standing water and the wet ground also making it humid. if you are walking an imaanimal today, adopt a pet. short dog walks in the afternoon. don'the temperatures you twooptd exhaust your dogs out there. coming up in less than two weeks, saturday iugust 18th is clear the shelters. our big pet adoption event. it's nationwide. find out more locally n on t washington app. >>> 2 p.m. today,pl a c of showers around the area. like yesterday. most of us stay dry. tomorrow we have another chance of a few us seeing passing showers or thunderstorms. wednesday, models are not showing much there but we hav

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our panelist is back, jehmu greene, bre payton and lee carter.ee, what does your polling tell you about nancy pelosi and the pickle she is in? >> nancy pelosi is the party of the past not of the future. when you saw candidates in pennsylvania and other places distancing themselves -- kennedy: even oconnor. >> is a lot of popularity around the idea we need a new party. a lot of it we are seeing is not about a red wave or blue wave. it is not antiestablishment. a lot of people want to be totally new. that's what we are seeing talk shows him to be popular. candidates that are nontraditional being so popular. people want change no matter what side of the aisle. they are tired of the way things are done. i think it's really important that they get that message and the other thing about nancy pelosi, it really sounded an awful lot like donald trump 's message of fake news. kennedy: is a kernel of truth to this? is she on to something that they are establishment forces within the media who want to dispose of her so they can bring in someone new? >> surp

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he calls them bre crumbs because that's what they, are they're clueless, watch for this, look for that, and people take them and unpack these bread crumbs and read into it kind of what ty will. things like president trump's tweets where it's well known he misspells things oasionally or maybe uses improper grammar, he says those are actually clues,pa of the actions that the president is about to take to crush this kabal. >> woodruff: so who's on board with this? who are the people who are following this? there were people at this rally last night in tampa wearing t-shirts or holding signs saying q anon. who are these folks? how many of them? >> when it comes to conspiracy theories or fringe groups on the righor left, it'hard to quantitntqy -- quantify and get numbers, but youtube pages where q anon's bread crumbs are unpacked and discussed have hundreds off thousands hits, twitter accounts with tens of so a lot of hits, folks are engaging in this content online. some experts who watch conspiracy theories and groups say it's probably not nearly the nuer of people who say believe the moon

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. >> and we continue to follow the bre breaking news.lence in charlottesville, we are watching the competing rallies in washington, d.c., and things are happening right near the white house. the anti-hate groups are drastically outnumbering the white supremacists and sending a clear message that hate is not welcome. let's go now to cnn's brian todd who is in lafayette square in washington and he has been with the anti-hate protesters all day long and what is the scene like now, brian? >> well, ryan, we can show you a scene here, and the protesters are kind of breaching the fence and going to the grassy area, and the black lives matter prot protesters started this process, and the police have no issues, and they will let them go on to the grassy area, but they will not let them get beyond a fence over here to the left. we will show you the density of the crowd over here, and it is a dense crowd, and several thousand people in lafayette square park, and the white supremists are across the grassy area over towards the white house. you can b

. >> plus george and the powerhouse round table bre ev down.'s all coming up on "this week" right here on abc. >>> turning now to a city on edge. nashville police are on the hunt for two cold-blooded killers, calling thed and dangerous. >> the pair are already linked to a double murder but investigators are trying to determine if they've been involved in other shootings over the past week. abc's erielle reshef is here with the very latest. erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit, good morning, eva. police say the pair may be linked to at least four shootings in and around nashville. an intense manhunt under way this morning amid fears they could kill again. this morning, nashville police say they're pursuing active leads after a recent spate of seemingly random shootings. two armed and dangerous suspects still at large. >> i've been in nashville all my life. i have never gotten up every morning to see two people shot, one person dead, three people shot. >> reporter: authorities hunting d edn -year-bartley eved to have teal and 30

they kept talking about how he would build a team around himself and somehow those people bre tolame. the defense was really trying to argue that other people were responsible for the crimes and not paul manafort. >> one to have the people was a man named rick gates, former deputy chairman under manafort at the trump campaign in 2016 ad also his right hand in his consulting firm, also the star witness for the prosecution. how did his testimony play? >> it was so interesting because the prosecution used rick gates a great deal, but when it came time for closing arguments the prosecution didn't use rick gates for an hour, seemingly trying to distance himself. the defense said rick gas was lying on his taxes, had a secret life, had an affair with a woman many london, all of which were entered into the recorand accurate. so they were trying to argue lick gates was really the mastermind behind of this and that for the ross pcution to lean so much of its case on rick gates was a fundamental flaw with their cas the interesting thing was that the prosecution in their closing today said, oy, t

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let's crown our good with bre brotherhood. america, america. god mend the rksine every flaw. thou liberty in law. thank you very much. thank you. >> we do have some time for questions. if you'd like to ask dr. robertson a question and head over to the microphones, we will take a question at a time. just after the questions, we will have a few minutes, about 15 minutes break. >> if i might start with the first question because it's going to come up. i'm not sure christy coleman is here yet. i'll just hold this. but i want to commend her and her committee for their recommendations with the richmond monument avenue. i was on cbs sunday morning in october of last year and i said the same thing. that if one of those memorials has to come down, it should be the center piece, the confederate state memorial with robert e. lee. let me explain before you start frothing at the mouth. for once look at the confederate states of america for what it was. a giant evolutionary stage in the building of the greatest nation planet earth will ever know. view it as a steppingstone, a vital imperat

. >> everyone has to bre somew earlier than anyone wants to be there.g at stake other than maybe you n wd to clock n you clock in. if your kid hasn't brushed their teeth one day or doesn't bring their gym shoes. they're not going to enjoy the consequences of that, but in the grand scheme of things it's not that big a deal. so mornings are a great time to let your kids take the lead and just not worry aboutot things being perfect. >> let the chips fall where they may. >> i want to go back to homework, that's something parents are dealing withly especi the start of a new school year. you say there are two things we can all be doing that makes that rt of it a little bit easier. >> the thing about homework, you can help your kidso figure out what -- to figure out their own perspective on homework. it's their they feel like they own it. also you can take a step backep and a that yourself. change your perspective on homework. every teachnd principal i talked to, when we take over the homework, getting to school on time, makening sure it's ght. we're defeating

you can catch "breing hate again, this sunday, 9:00 p.m.astern on msnbc. >> i've sn some clips of that. it should be a fascinating special on sunday. >>> mta roker ising by on this friday morning. good morning, al. >> good morning, guys. etting your u for first weather from us. we continue with the heat out west. fire dangefi. we've got weather watches and red flag warnings, including, now, there's 111 fires burning out west, the two biggest, the mendocino complex and the carr fire within that area. so, not good news there. a there ittle cooling, but it's only happening really in the pacific northwest. the rest of the west stays toty, and in fact, we look for a high today in olympia, 79.he that's right it should be, but six degrees above average in reno. look at boise, 104, great falls 104 as well. and going into the weekend, you're going to seemphose atures continue to stay warm, although again along the pacific rthwest coast mperatures much nicer. here in the east, it stays hot and steamy,ot and humid weather continues for the eastern thi

guys >> meantime, president trump taking another shot at harley davidson on twitter it weekend moran bre morgan brennan is covg that for us. >> shares of harley davidson are down near session lows right now they've been down 4.5% after a biker spurred trump event at his new jersey golf course on sartd, president trump once again took to twitter yesterday saying, "many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas great. most other companies are coming in our direction, including harley competitors a really bad move. u.s. will soon have a level playing field or better. now, i sat down with ceo matt levitage a few weeks ago to discuss the president's anger can which steps from harley's plans to shift some production overseas >> i think as a business we just deal with what we have to deal with, and we are not a political organization we've worked very hard to be apolitical in how we approach our business and our consumers everywhere in the world. >> now, keep in mind, even as harley expands abroad, some of that light of the tariffs. motorcycles sold here

pregnancy forced me to truly rest, and i don't know that i would have allowed myself to take a real bre, me being a mom to a newborn. >> reporter: joanna at peace, her g her family i priority, adding that being a mom is actually easier the fifth time around, ts to her isdom and experience, saying, "i don't know is because i'm a little older, but this time around, i'm more comfortable in my own skin, sure that i can do this. confident that i was made for this very thing in this very season." >> aw. fifth time is the charm, guys. now, as for how the otherids took the news, joanna writes in her blog that the way they responded tothhe news o new sibling was the sweetest thing. "our big kids celebrated and anticipated baby cruz'srrival in the best way and i loved every minute of it." savannah and hoda?he >> best surprise, natalie. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. i know when she said having a baby at 40. i was like that young! >> i know. >> for us! i know! >> there are song many good t about being an older mom and she nailed it. >> i think so, too. firstf all, it's a blessing no matter w