news 4's chris gordon has more on his story.n miracle of medicine. >> reporter: 37-year-old jeff works out every day, strengthening his transplanted left arm. >> i had to rebuild my shoulder and go to my deltoid, which i'm redoing now, tricepses, biceps. everything by my rotator cuff. that's what i still had. >> reporter: jeff became an aamputee in 2014 after fling 40 feet at a d.c. hotel. he grabbed the bannister, that broke his fall but tore off his left arm. it's beenhree years since jeff's transplant operation at johns hopkins. one of only 85 hand/arm transplants done around the world. >> strgely enough, one year to the day that i lost my arm, i got a text from my doctor saying, hey, wn got arm for you. >> reporter: jeff received his arm from the family of a 40-year-d man who died in philadelphia, which led jeff to give his transplanted left arm a mickname. >> since i'm f philly, southpaw, i call it rocky. i haven't hit any meat yet, but maybe that will be part of the rehab later on. >> reporter: jeff works out with a traine

reporting from alexandria, chris gordon, news 4. >> don't bet against rocky. >>> now progress on thee line. transportation reporter adam tuff shows us theew tunnel. >>> anthony bourdain toured the world, learningll about what people eat and why. one place he returns to time and time again, d.c. his impact on our area next. ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. i serve in the general assembly and we work together across doe aisle to get thing. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed wasa man. ngnot just to have a erm strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish . my goals and my drea learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia apents available now. >>> a young deer finds its way onto the tracks at the crystal city metro station in arlington. nto ther somehow got tunnel and then jumped around between the tracks and the platforms. worry, bambi made it out safely on its own. >>> roads closed, tre

chris gordon talks to governor larry hogan as he gets ready for a big re-election fight. we'll look at the district's plan to stop the violence. and changing the vi f. thht over new construction plan across the river from ones of our arest famous landmarks. >>> welcome to news 4 this week. >> hello, eryone. we now know that ben jealous will be the candidate hoping to defeat larry hogan in november. you have to go back to the 1950s f nd a republican governor maryland who won two terms. the governor hogan is very popular. news 4's chris gordon sat down with him to talk about the issues leading up to the election, starting with his health. >> doing great. i went through a tough battle with cancer my first year as governor. owbut i'm completely cancer free and in complete remission. so i'm fit as a fiddle. >> democratic candidate seeking to get election over hogan o appeared our forum. most say they favor legalizingi cannnd taxing it. i asked hogan how you feels about it? >> i think it's worth look at it. i was for medical cannabis. i want to get that off to the right art. >>

reached in to searching for answers, new clues emerge about the frantic moments that followed, chris gordon. chris. >> reporter: the little girl went into cardiac arrest after receiving an electrical shock while holding an outdoor ha wrail. today, learned she was not alone. this area is now closed to the public. the accident happened near the fountain on the west side of t mgm national harr. investigators and mgm engineers are trying to determine how two children suffered electrical shocks while holding a handrail with lights embedded underneath it. david profit is familiar with the outdoor observation deck. >> i know when you walk out that outside door you see the actual view, it's an opening of, okay, let's play. i can see how something that can possibly happen. >> reporter: a source with knowledge of the investigation tells me it was a brother and sister, ages 5 and 6, who grabbed tui energys handrail by the fountain. one of the parents was there and rescued the little boy. a security guard grabb the little girl from the rail and her heart wasn't beating. a pnce george's police officer p

you.to >> all right, chris gordon. thank you, chris. >>> imagine scaring away mosquitos without anyarsh chemical smell. >> coming up next, our consumer team has a look at the nonsticky bug repellant that actually works. >> and giving more artis a chance. the big change is coming to the grammy awards after some serious lack of female winners last year. >>> he's the man behind the costumes for some of the biggest broadway shows ever and he's going to be live here in our studio. we'll talk about his next project which is actually here in town. >> all right. doug, top that. >>> i really can't, although i've got some nice weather today.er it's been anoice one, although heat and humidity on the increase. the chance of showers, well, they'll be increasing too. tracking a stormtem off to our west. i'll s . >>> we have some baking nice r you. that's no way to get home from work. the tree fell on thisetro bus no one was hurt. first responders are on t scene. this is on east king street. it's closed right now as crews are removing

park admits this does happenme some news 4 chris gordon is outside the park in prince george's county for youooking into the chances that this could happen to you or someone in your family. chris. scary. >> reporte doreen, the superman roller coaster reopened today. let's take a live look from above. chopper 4 shows us that the superman roller coaster is operating right now. during the afternoon rain it was closed down for a while for safety reasons. it apparently is back up and running. yesterday we are told track sensors caused it to stop, a controlled stop in a safe place. but that scared some of the riders and their families. this videoas taken by julia kim of fairfax. she also shot still photos. e watched with her two young children as her husband was stuck at the highest point of the superman ride o steel roller coaster. she says he had just bought a summer pass forhe whole family. >> he paid0, $almost $200 and he doesn't want to go back there. it's very sad. >> reporter: six flags sent us their training video explaining that what caused this roller coaste to stop is something t

chris gordon, news 4. >>> maryland voters head to the poll next week. primaries will be held on tuesday for several hours and senate races in congress. as well as contests in montgomery and prince george's anunties. youead up on all the candidates on our nbc washington app and we'll have all the results on tuesday night at 11:00. >>> a news 4 i-team investigation finds hundreds of d.c. public school teachers do not have a license. when we come back, city leaders react scott macfarlane's report and what they want to see happen next. > plus a story we broke on the nbc washington app. iolent gang f a indicted for the murders twof t teens. >>> and we have details about a deadly crash during the test of a self-driving car. wait until you hear what the person behind the vo: "ludicrous." that's what the washington post calls the attacks on david blair. it's dirty politics. the washington post endorses blr for montgomery county executive. "an energy and passion for innovation." a dose of vitalitya county of injectthati badly needs it." david: we can invest more

our chris gordon as more. >> reporter: capital gazette editor rob hiassen, he was a creative writer. c fted stories and encouraged young people to go into reporting. today his wife maria spoke with us at their home. >> there's the pain, the shock, the horror with the absolute love and pride in my husband that i feel the need to share with others. >> reporter: maria and her husband rob both began as radio reporters. they have three children who are now adults. >> i know that every day he went to a j in a noble profession, despite what certain poleicians may l to say. and he did the best with a staff that was cut aut that's just the nature of journalism these days in print. ey put out a product that he was proud of. >> reporter: his close friendrk with him 15 years sitting next to him. >> i can't belie rob hiassen, a guy i thought would bround forever is gone. i've lost a friend and we've all lost a great friend and a great colleague. >> rob hiassen was a real newspaper man and a mentor. some of those he helped along the wayhought of him as a philosopher and a poet. reporting from his

chris gordon reports it led to a tense back and forthwith the county executive who is running for the state office. >> our tax dollars are going in their pockets and they are not paying these teachers. it is tefair. >> rep news 4 covered the recent protests against pay raises. now al confident audit sent to school board members suggest the problem may t be worsen previously known. >> there were over a dozendu indis who have received inappropriate pay increases. >> reporte amounting to? >> hundreds of thousands of dollars is the best way that i can say it. >> if i were to asked 300,000$3 as a question you'd say? >> that sounds raac. >> reporter: he says he sntsent letter requesting a meeting to discuss the problem. >> sending me a letter wouldn't make any sense since it's the school boardhat oversees it. >> ed tells me he supports ben jealous against baker in tuesday'srimary. today jealous used the findings in the new audit calling on baker to explain his lack of oversight allowing inappropriate pay raises. >> this is a camp that people are using our children as a political football. t

news 4 chris gordon s down with him to talk about the issues and his potential opponent. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan says hispa camn workerslanning a victory party for tomorrow night even though he has no opposition. today i asked him about his health. >> i'm doing great. i went through as you know a tough battle with cancer my first year as governor, but i'm now completely cancer free and in complete remission. i'm fit as a fiddle. >> reporter: democratic candidates seeking the nomtation to run against hogan appeared on our nbc 4 cdidate's forum. most say they favor legalizing cannabis. i asked hogan how he feels about that. >> at this point i think it's worth taking a look at. i was for medical cannabis. i want to look at everyspect of the issue. >> reporter: the democratic candidates say hogan has not lly funded education. >> record funding four yeaa in row. we put more than the legislative formula called for in our recent budget. >> reporter: democrats say he waited until election year to focus on transportation. hogan says that's not true. >> no governor in the hat

chris gordon, news 4. >>> now you still have time to cast an early vote, but do i fast. early voting in montgomery county ends at 8:00 tonight. >>> a hit to your online shopping budget. a consumer alert ahead at 5:00. we're talking about how much this is going to affect your wallet. next time you should add those items to amazon. >>> also ahead, a poisonous plant that can make you go behind just bych toug it. how to recognize it after the break. >>> and i'm going to walk you through the new video of this explosive crash scene on the wilson bridge. the daring rescuegh c on camera. >>> the national weather service has issued a flash floodti watc 6:00 a.m. on friday for the counties here in solid green. flood warnings already in effect down around stanton and the charlottesville area as we head on into the evening and especially overnightours. i'm tracking this rain moving ba if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so sour search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is h

news 4 chris gordon hasoth sides of this epdebate. >>ter: for months news 4 has reported on complaints about raises given to prince george's county school administrators. now a confidential audit sent to the school board members suggests that the problem is worse than previouslynown. board member edurrows is speaking out. >> there were over a dozen individuals who have received inappropriate pay increases. >> reporter: amounting to? >> hundreds of tusands of dollars the best way that i can say it. >> reporter: if i were to ask 'd$300000 as a question y say? >> that sounds accurate to epme >>ter: he sent for a meeting to discuss the problem. baker saysre hasn't seen eit the letter or the audit. >> sending me a letter wouldn't make any nse. it's actually the school board that oversee its. >> he supports jealous over baker. todalo j used the findings in the new audit calling on baker to explain his lack of oversight, allowing inappropriate pay raises. >> this is a camp that people are using our children as a political football. that's an

reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news 4> ow thees p open tomorrow morning at 7:00. they close at 8:00 p.m. weay with news 4 throughout the evening. l have the very latest atewide results and local ones too when they're calle news 4 at 11:00. >>> oh, the heat and humidity t are goi return later this week, so let's enjoy this while we can. we also miget some storms. let's check in with doug on what lies ahead. >> you know that. the next couple days we're looking pretty good. out there right now sitting at 82 degrees. it's actually a really nice afternoon. ocean city coming in at 78 degrees. hagerstown coming in at 79. take a look at what we're dealing with here cud cover wise. we've got the clouds trying to make the wiay in during the afternoon. tracking a storm system off towards the west. that'sg giv us cloud cover tonight. more clouds tomorrow and yeah, you mentioned the chance of showers and storms. that coming up over the next couple days. temperatures soaring by the weekend. >> doug, thank you. >>> she says it happened in an instant. coming up onews 4 at 5:00, a

news 4 chris gordon has a look at each one. >> reporter: bill says he will geth montgomery county out o liquor business if he's elected. >> gooumontgomery county is they county in the united states where the government has a power over the wholesale supply of all spirits.e, and >> rose was the deputy director of the county's planning department and former three term mayor of rockville. >> i have a real track record of getting things done. the redeent of downtown rockville. i started the economic corporation. >> reporter: count counc man says the kooucounty's needs are changing. >> why have a hundred million dollar backlog because we're not getting enough money to address our needs. same thing on traffic. our tra gic isting worse and worse. >>ra the other demc candidates are businessman david blair, county council man roger b berliner. roger is thend republican ate for montgomery county executive. hace no no opposition. early voting will close tonight and your next opportunity will be in the primary next tuesday. reporting from montgomery county, chris gordon, news 4. >>> next and new

reporting from the ben jealous victory celebration, chris gordon, news 4. >>> and it may be an uphill battle for jealous. governor hogan is extrely popular. he even joked the 6% of marylanders don't approve of the job he's doing ran for governor themselves. hogan has become known for lines.g across party he promised that same bipartisan strategy if re-elected. >> we can accomplish a of this in this divisive politicalvi nment while dealing with riots and battling cancer, just imagine what we can accomplish together over the next four years. >> governor hogan's re-election would be historic. you have to go back to the 1950s to find a republin governor of maryland who served two back-to-backterms. >>> ben carden looks poised to win another electionn november. he's seeking a third term after a 20 year career in the house. he overwhelmingly beat six othec democratsding chelsea manning. tony i campbells the winner among 11 republans. >>> no the race for prince gorges county executive. state's attorney angela alsobrooks won the primary and will face jerry mathis. >>> it looks like the raceor

onlyews 4's chris gordon spoke to the suspect's aunt. >> reporter: i spoke with the aunt of e teenager caught trespassinght paint bra high school allegedly carrying a gun in his backpack. 't >> i d understand the details are still coming to me. i am following the reports just like everybody el't. i don understand that. >> a paint branch high school security officer confronted 17-year-old elijah near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and gave the security officer a fake name and i.d. the 17 year old then ran out of the school. ere security officer and school easource off searched the ar da dte a loade .38 caliber revolver and a black baggy that he h with him inside the school. >> reporter: loaded with bullets? >> correct. >> reporter: charging documents say it was a .38 specialike this one loaded with five bullets. he was taken to the montgomery county detention center where he appeared before a >> my understanding is that he has been released after posting ten percent of $3,500 bond or $350. >> reporter: he and h mother moved to silver spring from m haguers towths ago

chris gordon join us, live at the national harbor. >> reporter: this accidented happn the outdoor observation deck that features a fountain that is lit up at night. today, we learned a second child was also hurt at the same time holding aanail that had lights embedded underneath it. somehow, that rail caused the children to be shocked. this area is now closed to the public. the accident happened near the fountain on the west side of the mgm national harbor. the investigators and mgm engineer are trying to determine how two children suffered electrical shocks just before midnight last night. david is familiar with the fountain on t outdoor deck. >> when youal wk out the side door to see the actual view, there's an opening and i can s how something like that could possibly happen. >> reporter: the ource of the knowledge said it was a brother and sister, 5 and 6, who grabbed an energy guides rail near the fountain. one of their parents was there and grabbed the little boy. and mgm security guard pulled the little girl from the rail. her heart wasn't beating. a prince george's county police offic

nr that story why don't we begin withs 4 chris gordon. he talked to the widow and very close friend of the capital gazette's long time edito rob hiassen. >> reporter: capital gazette rob hiassen was a creative writer. he crafted stories. today his wifeia m spoke with us at their home. >> there's the pain, the shock, the horror with theve absolute nd pride in my husband that i feel the nee to share with others. >> reporter: rob hiassen was a realap new man. and a mentor. some of those he helped alo the way thought of him as a philosopher and a poet. rob's brother karl is a long-time columnist for miami herald and well known author. >> everybody that worked with w himl remember him as an incredibly gifted and generous journalist. >> reporter: hiassen's close friend kevin worked with rob for 15 yearst sitting n to him at the "baltimore sun." >> i can't believe that rob hiassen, a guy who i thought would be around foresr, gone. i've lost a friend and we've all lost a f greatend and a great colleague too. >> reporter: maria and her husband rob

chris gordon spoke with his aunt today and members of that school community. >> reporter: some parents of students here are upset that a stranger with a gun got into paint branch high school. others here are relieved that the teen who was trespassing in the school was caught. >> i'm glad that someone was able to apprehend that person. >> reporter: a paint branch high school securit officer elijahted 17-year-old near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and he gave the security officer a fak name and i.d. the 17 year old ran out of the scho the security officer and the school resource officer searched die area f him walking. >> dheing a search located a loaded .38 caliber rdolver black bag he was carrying over his shoulder that he had with rhim. orter: charging documents say it was a special like this onee loaded with f bullets. police say the gun was stolenfr om pennsylvania. the address the g teenagere police is actually the house where his auntli s. she says he has been tryin to enroll here since he and his mother moved to silver spring. the a st says has been followin

ne 4 chris gordon is live for us at the park where yesterday's stuck roller coaster is already back in service. chris. >> reporter: well, the super man roller coaster reopened today six flags says it is safe explaining that tra sensors brought it to a controlled stop at a saf place. but yesterday at about this hour when it was stoppe it was a frightening experience for riders and their families. julia kim of fairfax took this video. she watched with her two young r children as t father was stuck high above them on thele x flags r coaster super man ride of steel. she says her husband who likes roller coasters told herhe was scared. >> he's a 40-year-old mnk. i thie was, like, crying. >> reporter: last april the joker's jinx had a medical malfunction that stranded riders. it tooknce george's county fire rescuers h threeours to remove each rider individually in these highngle a labor licensing and regulation which monitors safety a six flags tells us since july of en15 there have be four accidents requiring form of first aid and eight incidents that resulted in bumps or bruises. tate agen

let's start with news 4 chris gordon with that part of our story. >> reporter: people are bringing flowers and balloons to the memorial to "the capital gazette" shooting victims. ralph came to pay tribute to wendi winters. he has kept the article she wrote about his family's tomuco back in 2003. >> i toll my wife i was emotional. i was in tears. i'm emotional now because i just gone. believe that she's >> reporter: at the blue rooster cafe wendi winters wrote a story on a coffee club who meets here, their picture posted on the wa. >> numeroueople have come into the coffee shop this morning and talked so highly of her and how much they're going to miss her. >> this morning's copy of theta ca pays tribute to the victims. rebecca smith, sales assistant, remembered for her thought illness. john mcnamara, reporter sports writer. gerald fischman known as the voice of the communityws per. and rob hiassen, creative writer and mentor. yesterday he lt his home for work after doing a dance for his wife on her birthday. >> i can't help but think what if head taken this day off for us to be together. >

our chris gordon has more of the sights and sounds of the day. begins with a mil flyover that raises our spirits to new heights. >> this is awesome. >> the parade of champions provides moments and memories that caps fans he been waiting for so long. alex ovechkin lifting the stanley cup trophy for all to see and share. chopper 4 flying over old glory on a day of glory. tj oshie holding his daughter. and doug cammer high-fiving fans and finding out just how important this championship is to some families. >> they're naming their b stanley. >> a high school marching band parading down constitutndn march along with the eastern high school blue and white marching machine. chopper 4 ges us a eagle's eye view of the crowd on the mall celebrating the thcup. team arriving to the sound of d.c.'s own chuck brown. ♪ >> i want to thank the washington capitals for bringing the city. cup home to our >> reporter:he tea owner acknowledging the part the fans played. >> we have the greatest fans in the world and now we have the greatest hockey team in the world. >

. >> chris gordon is live outside of the park in prince george's county. working for skyou and looking io the chance fist this could happen to someone in your family. >> reporter: the roller coaster reopened today. sex flags says sensors along the tracks stopped the super man roller coaster at a safe place the way it's supposed to work, but yesterday at about this hour r was a harrowing experience for someler coaster riders and their families. this video was tape by julia kim of fairfax. she also shot still she watched with her two young children as her husband was stuck at the highest point of the super man ride of steel roller coaster. she says he had just bought a summer pass for the whole family. >> he paid almost $200 and he doesn't want to go back there. it's bad. >> reporter: six flags sent us their training video explaining that what caused this rollero coastertop is something anticipated. >> these control ride stops are proof that our ride safety system are working exactly asth should. >> reporter: a rider calledfr 9 the roller coaster. when rescu

chris gordon was out with more, now he has more of the sights and sounds of the day. >> they have beenor this. all morning and it's finally here. holtby, holtby, holtby. let's go caps. >> whoa. whoa. he's going down under. your captain and playoff mvp, number 8, alex ovechkin. ♪ and the rockets red glare >> i'm muriel bowser. i'm the mayor of the world champion washington capitals. >> i love you so much. i know how much you love this city and the players and now we have something that bonds us d unites us. a stanley cup championship. >> four words that i want tou leavewith, and i have to sort of paraphrase it from one of the greatest people, greates americans of all time, we had a dream. and we did it. >> back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. back to back. ♪ because we are the champions ♪ of the world >> reporter: setting a high bar with that back to back chant. that's for sure now, this city probably throws more parades than any other city in the country and, therefore, the people here are working like a machine. they know how these things run in this t

. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> we have an update onng breaki news, all clear has been given at the justice department building. athere were reportsround 4:30 thisft aernoon of an active shr.oote atthes invtitigaon brohtugh rus hour traffic to thendta sllti. sct cfmanearla has the pdevepmtsen >> theice depamertadnt h a trepo of an active serhoot and they cleared -- they had to close down pennsylvania avenue near the j mainustice office. fobere they could clear that ensc teyhead ho tlo cseff o trafc.fi they had to close off fct traffi on a busy tourist day before they figured out there was no threat inside. all clear. the headquartser at the department of justice. i'm scott macfarlane. ack to u.yo >>ha nkyou. > i>t'set somhing we have not en inhe tis dttric for a ile. maybe like more than two decades. a ra tdeleo cebre at championshipports team here in ouitr ltle town. . yeah >>to moowrr, masvesi cros wdare expe ton turut on i honor of e seytanlup cha cmpnio .icalsta we hhiteou ises eouncgira ng e e federal ageienc gs toiv os rkertwo hrsoule of av seo ade.antt athend isar p dda ausm

next mo >> there is news for cis gordon, chris. >> reporter: well, the partys just gettingeatarted. benus is a pgressive candidate. he proposes universal health care and well as fully funding education and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. now, on this stage you seeisis parents,amily and union leaders. he was backed by the teachers and nurses. his parents are on stage as well. hisunning mate is a former democratic state care woman. the current democratic state chairwoman is kathleen matthews. she is on stage as well as cummings. th are waiting to hear from ben jlous. he has a very forward looking agenda which is baltimore sun says offers the contrast to larry h larry hogan. they were unable to be mared in baltimore. the law did not allow it. they moved to california. we'll come back when he takes the stage. back to you. >> allight. we'll stay in close touch. thank you. >>> we go live to college park now he was thanking their volunteers. he did concede. he sai he called him on the phone, congratulated him andd pledo give his support in this campaign as he takes on governor lar

john gordon chris stow. he specializes in pain management. good morning. >> good morning.lief about what the most recent studies have suggested about this. >> well, i think the most recent studies with respect to pain control suggests that medicinal cannabis can be useful for treating chronic pain. neuropathic pain conditions. h.i.v. neuropathy diabetic neuropathy or pain from multiple sclerosis. i think it can be useful. if you look in general at most of the studies, patients report about 30 or so percent relief from the use of medical cannabis. ed: specifically, you mention h.i.v. my understanding parkinsons, other diseases as well. there are some studies suggesting that medical use of marijuana can reduce pain by about 30%? >> yes. exactly. by about 30%. and there are other studies. and if you talk to patients who have fibromyalgia or art rights, they report positive outcomes as well. ed: what is the risk here then because the surgeon general made it clear he has concerns about cancer. he has concerns about addiction potentially i suppose that some people might get as y

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chris and kent will be following in george gordon meade's toot steps on a tour on monday. today, this morning, kent will be speaking about george gordon meade, the subject of his career book. i read a few chapters of it and it's quite good and will be published by the university of north carolina press. we're hoping, what, 2019? that's our hope. it is my pleasure to welcome my good friend kent masterson brown. [applause] kent: thank you very much. can everybody hear me all right? i've been a lawyer for 44 years and they tell me i have a good set of lungs, so i'll try to make sure i project. again, it's a pleasure to be here and to see all of you, and a lot of old friends back there in the audience who i've known for many, many years. well, my topic today is on george gordon meade, and meade here at gettysburg. and you know, it's interesting, when you look at all the great works on the gettysburg campaign, sometimes meade seems rather lost in the text. it's particularly true of the treatment meade gets on the first day at gettysburg. it's like he doesn't exist. or he's so p

chris wallace, thank you so much from singapore. great reporting. let's get back to the panel. gordon, we have to get to you. we brought up the issue of china of course and i think back to the korean war. by some estimates, china lost 900,000 casualties in the korean war. in a lot ochinese blood spilled on the korean peninsula. they have been thwarting sanctions, even those luxury gifts you pointed out. the luxury gifts tha xi gave to kim jong un and his family. you are not supposed to do that. all the banks in china helping north korea out. they haven't been unhelpful, correct? >> if you look at china let's say two or three years ago and compare their behavior now, it's much better now. the problem is, you go back two or three months, maybe four months, china's sanctions have deteriorated. the important thing here, laura, is that president trump has created a momentum. this momentum i think is pushing him in a directionmay not want to go but nonetheless, he is being forced there. that's the result of skillful diplomacy on the part of the president. president trump started out by saying his number one foreig

chris, there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad-faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump. >> stephen: yes, canadian hell. where bud light is on tap, they never play gordonhtfoot, and you have to choose between ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. it's torture! ( laughter ) who would i choose? huh? oh! they know which one i'd choose. ( laughter ) so, canada's our enemy now. in fact, according to the "washington post," "no u.s. officials have ever spoken this way about any u.s. ally, ever. these are the kind of words that normally precede military action." we're going to war with canada! oh, my god, we're going to have to put alex trebek in a detention center. i bet you don't have an answer for that one, do you, you smug bastard? ( laughter ) and-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) love alrebek, wee him. and what makes this even crazier is that while he's slapping around our allies, trump is stroking our enemies: >> this used to be the g-8, not the g-7, and something happened a while ago, where russia is no longer in. i think it would be an asset to have russia back in. >> stephen: wait, i'm sorry, "something happened a while ago"? ( laughter ) you mean the invasion

gordon's in the movie, tiffany haddish, nick crowe. >> jimmy: of the players, which one is the best actor? >> oh -- well, let me say this. kyrie's amazing. >> jimmy: he's a star. >> he's a star, yeah. chrisyeah. >> jimmy: did you get close to any of these guys? did you become life-long friends with them? >> not life-long. i can text them, you know what i mean? [ laughter ] they like my pictures on instagram. >> jimmy: whoa, that's big. [ laughter ] did you play basketball with them? >> yeah, well, that's all we did. it was a basketball movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, like for real. did they really let you play? >> i mean, like -- well -- i guess. i can't give out nothing of the movie. i did get a lot of tips which them, which i know you're playing one on one against ted cruz. >> jimmy: yeah. >> nate robinson, he told me to get my follow-through on. when you take that shot, follow will you. >> jimmy: follow through. i don't do that. >> you need to, bruh. >> jimmy: good tip. follow-through is important in basketball, in baseball, and in life. [ cheers and applause ] you have to follow through. you've had quite a couple of years now. are your friends and family now excited about your