scott: scary m wizards backup big man jason smith, leading the game in the third quarter with a kneenjury. he said after the game in the locker room, it was simply a knee brews, and he should be good to go for wednesday's game to write back here in verizon center. reporting in washington, scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: thank you. theball, nats hosting phillies, fireworks bottom of the ninth, bryce harper, and there it goes, beats the center, 3-1 walk-off. 6-4.inal for this more of that coming up tonight here to stay with us. 11:35, abc seven sports sunday, and we will recap the nats. q: a great time to be a d.c. sports fan. robert: isn't it? q: q: all right, josh, our friends at home want to know -- do they need an umbrella tomorrow? showers, but the rest of evening is looking good. not until after 9:00 should we see too much rain. a 76 year high tomorrow, more cloud cover in the morning, very nice anytime we get to activities. on the way home from work, things are looking good. tuesday, sunshine, 70's. bring back the umbrella on wednesday. a quick rebound, thursday back into t

that's jason smith. he gets clocked by dwight howard.y that undercut john wall in october on a dunk attempt undercuts bradley biel. clearly the wizards remember that. both assessed technical fouls but remained in the game. wizards used dominant defense in the first half. wizards scored 24 first half points off turnovers. hawks weren't done though. that's kent basemore. that's when john wall goes check him out on defense with one of his signature blocks chasing down dennis shrewder. 42 points. after this bucket gave some citations to the atlanta crowd. bradley biel added 31 points. wizards beat the hawks, 115-99, and win the series four games to two. >> they're bad boys. both of them, they both bring different things to the table. when they're locked in and when they play team basketball, they are ridiculous good. but that's enough. >> gave us everything he had, and that's what you do. when you win a playoff series, especially the close out game, it is play until exhaustion. you have to just give everything you have and worry about the ne

. >> jason smith, congressman southeast missouri and we were one of those smelters that closed last year0 jobs. >> you're doing a great job. thank you. >> jackie, indiana's second district. mr. president, thank you so much. we have a lot of aluminum in our district for the defense industry. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. wilbur, everybody knows, right? thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. >> miss sanders? who is going to get the pen? that's the big question. who's going to get the pen. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you, everybody. >> any regrets about michael flynn? >> thank you very much. >> president trump there declining to answer a question about his fired national security adviser michael flynn after big developments over whether he broke the law. more on that. >>> also, did the president bluff with his threat to withdraw from nafta? and did it work? details ahead. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again

. >> jason smith, congressman southeast missouri.smelters that closed last year, losing 900 jobs. >> you're doing a great job. thank you. >> jackie norstry. we have a lot af aluminum in our district for the defense industry. thank you very much for what you're doing. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you very much. wilbur everybody knows, right? thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. we'll sign this. all right. who's going to get the pen? that's the big question, right. who's gonna get the pen. maybe we'll give it to wilbur. do you think? maybe we should do it. >> my motto is never to leave the meeting with less than i came in with. okay. wilbur. >> thank you, sir. [ applause ] >> any regrets about michael flynn? >> thank you very much. thank you. >> melissa: okay. that was president trump signing a memorandum on aluminum imports and threats to national security. president trump also being asked whether he has any regrets on bringing former national security adviser michael flynn to the team.

. >> jason smith, congressman southeast missouri, we were one of the smelters that closed last year,u're doing a great job. >> jackie rollers northern indiana second district. we have a lot of aluminum in our district for the defense industry. thank you very much for what you're doing. >> thank you very much, and wilbur, everybody knows, right? [laughter] thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. sign this? okay, sign it now. who's going to get the pen? that's the big question, right? who's going to get the pen. maybe we'll give it to wilbur, right? we should do it. >> i was told never to leave a meeting with less than i came in with. [laughter] >> okay, wilbur? >> thank you. [applause] . cheryl: there you have it. president trump signing executive order at the white house directing commerce secretary wilbur ross next to him to investigate the aluminum industry. many companies represented and associations from the industry in the white house in that room as you saw. and what is the result of this investigation going to be once the report comes bac

just take the missouri gop congressman jason smith, who argued that obamacare taxes on tanning beds shouldpealed. using a very dumb analogy. >> you could tax a lot of different items if you want to stop behavior. you know, i love ice cream. ice cream's probably not the most healthy thing to eat. why is there not a tax on that? you know what? if you look at the number one cause of skin cancer, it's not tanning beds. do a google search. it's the sun. so why have they not proposed a tax on the sun. >> seth: yeah, why don't they tax the sun? is it because we already know that an orange ball of gas would never pay its taxes? [ cheers and applause ] even more -- even more embarrassing, though, is the fact that republicans and democrats and then proceeded to actually spend time debating whether it was possible to tax the sun. >> to relate ice cream to tanning is a serious mistake. there's a major difference in the impact. >> why did you not look at a sun tax. because that's the number one cause of skin cancer. >> i'll tell you why. because it's a little hard to tax the sun. it's much -- >> spain

. >> ten years ago ron smith represented the problem he now hopes to fix. he was a revolving door inmate here. >> hi, jason, he's gotten off drugs, received a college education, and now is the jail's re-entry specialist. >> everyone deserves a second chance. i received a second chance. sometimes they deserve a third, fourth, fifth chance. i don't believe as human beings, we can give up on another human being. >> we must plan for our sobriety because it has so many negative consequences. >> rodriguez greggs, serving one year for possession of a controlled substance while arm and possession for sale, has three weeks into a series of classes that smith has selected for him. >> if you make a temporary decision that you're not going to come back, guess what? it's only temporary. you'll be back. >> greggs says he was recently given an opportunity to leave the facility on home detention, but has decided to stay. >> after i started participating in classes, it made me gain a lot of knowledge. that made me change my whole perspective about home detention. they've got the classes out there but i think in here, they

. >> special agent mike smith took the stand to say that young didn't use his laptop for work that night. >> this is an internet site dedicated to sports. >> reporter: jason a second time to smoke a cigar. but prosecutors contended jason was a fierce anti-smoker and the weather that night was freezing, windy. >> can you tell me whether or not there was any substantial outerwear that the defendant either had in his luggage or that he was wearing? >> no, sir, a suit jacket. that was the only outerwear that i am aware of. >> reporter: jason chose not to testify this time. the defense fought back of course. they argued the gas station attendant's memory couldn't beep trusted because of a childhood brain injury. >> i have had memory problems since '06 because i've been through a lot with myself and my kids and my ex-husband. >> reporter: the defense also argued the case really wasn't solved. that there was no physical evidence to prove jason was the killer. >> there wasn't one scratch on mr. young. >> reporter: he never would have had time to make the trip and commit murder, that he didn't have the mind-set of a killer. and that cigar, it showed that jason you

>> well, you bring in tory smith, you bring in alsean jeffrey, you knee, your line is pretty much not secure but you at least have lane johnson and you also have jason peters. but i think they need a playmaker. they need someone who can create turnovers for them. if it's from a pass rush standpoint, or even a linebacker, they need somebody that can come in and provide a spark for them on the defensive end. >> every good quarterback knows it starts with a great defense. knack mcnabb pointed out he had a pretty good defense back in 1999. reporting live, ducis rodgers, "channel 6 action news." brian and sharrie, back ever 0 to you. >> thank you. >>> now to a potential draft pick who's spending his time in philadelphia teaching important lessons to young students. >> before cory clements finds if and where he will play professionally, he made a stop the a new jersey school. al high school graduate, he spent the moment speaking at glassboro intermediate school about making the right choices in life. that's something the former wisconsin running back learned the hard way after he punched someone in an elevator until 2015. he says the incident was a test o

. >> jason smith, congressman southeast missouri and we were one of those smelters that closed last year losing 900 jobs. >> you're doing a great job. thank you. >> jackie, indiana's second district. mr. president, thank you so much. we have a lot of aluminum in our district for the defense industry. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. wilbur, everybody knows, right? thank you very much. thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. thank you. >> miss sanders? who is going to get the pen? that's the big question. who's going to get the pen. >> thank you. [ applause ] thank you, everybody. >> any regrets about michael flynn? >> thank you very