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justin who? justin who? >> no, no, no. and britney too, by the way. >> britney who? >> uh-oh. uh-oh.rked with both of them before he ever met them on the mickey mouse club. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, here we go! yes!rtist that's lived it since she was 19. i've been making records since i was 19. but i was also producing artists that were 19. it. i lived it! >> so it's different. you then you have the greenhouse. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you've got the growing plant and then you've got the greenhouse. come on, pharrell williams. [ cheers and applause ]rs monday and tuesday nights at 8:00 p.m. on nbc. priyanka chopra joins us next. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. that's right. just announced.rer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 months. ford suvs. designed to help you be unstoppable.s america's best selling brand. but hurry, 0% financing for 60 monthsa limited time offer. see your ford dealer today. uinta.com sends craig wilson a

. >> . 28 year-old justin who had just been released from prison in june. gets out of the car. with his hands up. his cell phone drops. and seconds later. he bolts. >> . >> the suspect was shot at this corner. he was hit s erl times in the stomach. and ankle area. family members say they are concerned about this part of the shooting. >> police union president says he believes the officer acted >> pled guilty in november to numerous charges. including robbery. he was sentenced to eleven years in prison. >> . >> police say they're not sure how long the investigation will take. also pled to resisting arrest. his family says he's still recovering from injuries from the shooting. they are considering possible legal action. this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i

. >> . 28 year-old justin who had just been released from prison in june. gets out of the car. with his hands up. his cell phone drops. and seconds later. >> . officer fires his weapon. >> the suspect was shot at this corner. he was hit s erl times in the stomach. and ankle area. family members say they are concerned about this part of the shooting. >> police union president says >> pled guilty in november to numerous charges. including robbery. he was sentenced to eleven years in prison. >> . >> police say they're not sure how long the investigation will take. also pled to resisting arrest. his family says he's still recovering from injuries from the shooting. they are considering possible legal action. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all

. >> . . 28 year-old justin who had just june. gets out of the car. with his hands up. his cell phone drops. d he bolts. >> . >> the suspect was shot at this corner. he was hit s erl times in the stomach. and ankle area. family members say they are concerned about this part of the shooting. >> police union president saysnt he believes the officer acted >> pled guilty in november to numerous charges. including robbery. in prison. >> . >> police say they're not sure how long the investigation will take. also pled to resisting arrest. a his family says he's still recovering from injuries fromur the shooting. legal action. >>ri it started with a snide comment. and ended with his face slammedm into a courthouse bench. the defense attorney accuses the investigator of physically attacking him in a hall way. his eye is now black and blue. sp swollen shut. the incident is under investigation. andnd no one has been air arrested. >> . representing a gang member.. convicted twice of murder.. awarded a retrial. there da isn't commenting. but. orange countyty sheriff office says it i

a huge crowd snaked along the front of this building, let's turn it over to justin who is live there right now. >> reporter: good morning, stefan, -- good afternoon i should say. big crowd remains they are want to go get inside, it appears there is not enough room came out there was someone special who wanted to come out and speak to them, the crowd hoping that that is senator sanders, some of these people were here more than six hours above the rally was set to begin. >> he's become sort of a rock star. >> 309 plus years he has spoken for people and that is something you didn't see with politicians today. >> reporter: that supporter was headed from maryland to miami, heard about this rally and stopped in. others were from here in our area, all hope to go get the first come first served seats, today's free event is senator sanders' first north carolina visit since october which attracted the 9000 supporters, today senator sanders is talking about the cost of college, immigration reform which he calls a rigged economy so many people are young voters, every single person we spoke with

police arrested austin highfield and justin who live at the apartment agents also arrested adam harris after they saw him conduct a drug deal. >>> carolina panthers star josh norman says he still has to prove his wort for a new contract. the team put the franchise tag on him on tuesday. assuring him $14 million over the next year. the team has until july 15th to reach a long-term deal. at the same time, knowing that something's got to be done to one year. >> he spoke about the teammate charles johnson who the team let go. norman says the panthers lost a leader. a source told espn he could be resigned in free agency. it frees up 11 million in the 2016 salary cap. >>> crews are digging up old led pipes that connect water they targeted the neighborhoods with the highest number of children under six years old, senior citizens, and pregnant women. part of the city's efforts to end the contaminated water crisis. the united nations is getting involved in apple's fight against the fbi. the u.n. human rights chief says the u.s. risk unlocking a pandora's box if it forces apple to create softwar

this is justin who lives in modesto waiting for your sister dianna and you first got word of this from her. >> yeah, i was at home and she called me right away to come here to rush out here to get her. >> reporter: what did she say about the crash? >> she said she was on the bus and just got out of the bathroom and when she just sat down, they noticed the train in front of them had flipped over. >> reporter: did they see injuries? did they think? was the reaction? >> she was scared because she didn't know what had happened to the other passengers in the train in front of her and she had said they were trying to help them out of there and they were stuck in the middle of nowhere waiting for someone to go and get them. >> reporter: what have you heard from her since? >> that they were going to come on their bus over here. >> and she's fine and everything is all right with her? >> yeah, from what i know, nothing hard. >> reporter: jasmine, thank you very much for talking to us tonight. yeah, it was just a few minutes ago the buses came through here and you can see the cars are pulling out

the same is true for stephanie and justin scholz who work in brussels at the time of the attacks. stephanie's aunt spoke by phone. >> were hoping to hear something immediately that stephanie and justin had got into the car or gotten home or had gotten out of the airport. >> we mentioned one of the masterminds is expected in a brussels courtroom today. keep in mind, france is seeking his extradition . security around the courthouse is extraordinarily tight . juliet: thank you, robert. republican candidates had cruises facing heat after remarks that he made following the attacks. increase patrols of muslim neighborhoods in the country. bill bratton is criticizing a strategy by saying the top priority would be to protect american lives. >> i will apologize to no one for how vigorous i will be to destroy isis and keep the country safe. >> his remarks, and which indicates that he needs to pay particular attention to the whole muslim community. there's 1 million muslims living in new york city. i have several thousand, including 1000 police officers many of whom are veterans and who are

is surprise is that -- something justin who has his eyes on.eak to china's policy circles, most people would say aboutast 10 years are wind and solar, and the next 10 will be about electric vehicles. 15 they will be the biggest market for electric thecles and they believe batteries that go into the vehicles are the key strategic emerging industry. it is something they want to support in order to revise the economy. cory: we'll certainly beginning i and what is going on with china. sun edison could be facing the end of the line. 55%,s plunged another seeking a group c protection -- bankruptcy protection. it has been a disaster. terraform global, a holding that controls sun edison, things are looking at this company. we bring in our analysts. so glad to have you on. when we look at what is going on with sun edison, what is the fundamental problem with this business outlook so promising to investors? >> thank you for helping me. -- thank you for having me on. in a shocking what is going on with sun edison in a short amount of time. the fundamental

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frustration as family members look for any news about the missing american couple stephanie and justin who were in the airport when the bops webop b bombs went off. yesterday a family member tweeted they had been found and then they they had been high school informed. they have li they have lived in brusselss for the as couple of years. we'll update you with everything on the thbs washington app. >>> a police i've killed on the job will be remembered today as services get understand way. more than a week ago, detective jacai colson was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow officer. this happened after someone opened firet today family and friends can pay their respects at a wake for colson in beltsville from 2:00 to 9:00. tomorrow the funeral is at 11:00 at first baptist church. all services are open to the public. >>> brush fires along the marc tracks may cause problems for your commute this morning. service on the camden line will be severely limited. three trains will be the 6:10 and 8:05 departures from camden yards and 8:00 from union station. marc recommends commuters take the pen

rapper drake is talking to justin holliday who should be taking the ball out of bounds but instead calledrake. this is over the tough toronto raptors in the last 16 home games loss. 109-107. >>> and to england where a record is about to be broken. >> -- to win in the 2016 -- [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, kenya's runner broke the record, but maybe next year the race organizers will get a smaller finish line banner. >>> well, up next we'll tell you about the motion successful method to stop smoking and the nasty aftermath of a water main break caught on camera. you're watching "first look." thank you for calling. we'll be with you shortly. yeah right... xerox predictive analytics help companies provide a better and faster customer experience. hello mr. kent. can i rebook your flight? i'm here! customer care can work better. with xerox. wait i'm here! mr. kent? (gasp) shark diving! xerox personalized employee portals help companies make benefits simple and accessible... from anywhere. hula dancing? cliff jumping! human resources can work better. with xerox. it took joel silverman years to become a

. >> it's interesting there were a few people that also challenged justin burr who has been more critical of speaker more over the past several months. usually that's outside the realm of a recount territory but larry pitman who has also been at times critical of house leadership, speaker telis. he had a lot of things thrown at him. i believe a pack was out there independent expenditure. he still won. so basically except for a couple people who lost, both the moore faction and the party in the house republican caucus and those more aligned with justin berr and mike hagger. they both kind of came out relatively unscathed. >> if you look at somebody representative to jeter's district he has a tough time in the primary but exactly the you are the republican party. it's a suburban moderate district so that would have been an opening for the democrats down there. >> on the democratic side we had an open for the seat in wake county. he won his party's nomination on tuesday night. if we could pull up these results a race between ellis heavyins who is a long time lobbiest and advocate for educati

they played defense -- there was an edge to the heels and nothing illustrated that more than justin jackson who was about as mild-mannered as you can get. that was indicative of the extra fire they are bringing to the table. >> they told me to let go of the ball. i am not going to do what he says. i am not a fighting type of guy. it helped us a little bit. >> i was so proud. i was like, is he really doing this right now? it is pretty cool to see him have a little fight. it is a lot of fun to see that. he was like, i am not giving up this. i don't have a problem with that. >> the were laughing about it afterwards. that is the kind of fire the tar heels need. that same intensity to take on virginia tonight. >> it is a good thing the hurricanes have such a young group. they played into overtime as they battled for the playoffs. they visited buffalo for a saturday matinee. skinner does most of the hard work. chad johnson is there to pounce. nash, power play goal. the game tied at two. overtime -- here is how it ends. jack -- 3-2 final. they will face washington on tuesday. the tar heels on the diam

first we begin with news 6 reporter justin warmoth who takes us through all these changes and what's next for seaworld. this is a long time coming. >> reporter: it's a long time coming for critics of seaworld. "blackfish" came out a few years ago, seaworld park attendance and revenue have been down. the c.e.o. thinks the moves announced this morning will change that. just today seaworld's stock has risen more than 6%. for decades, this has been a familiar sight at seaworld orlando. but the days of killer whales jumping into the air, splashing guests are numbered. seaworld's c.e.o. announced today the park will not only end its practice of breeding the orcas effective immediately, but it's also phasing out the popular popular theatrical shows by 20 2018. the debate over whale shows is now over. >> however, it's clear people are more uncomfortable, whether it's the movie, legislation, all the issues are affecting it. >> reporter: the movie he's talking about is the 2013

this is from justin battles who always has great photos, and this one from andrew dees, and in this case it indicates that showers and storms are on the way. if you're watching and your kid is in school up at florida state or hal tonight with frequent lightning and heavy raip, rain. the best chance of having lightning and heavy rain and thunder is across our northern counties. as the valentine line shifts south, it will weaken with time but i expect a band of showers and thunderstorms late to want, tonight and once that goes by, the weather will improve. a number of warnings up from back to almost panama city, and tallahassee over the state line, with the storms moving rapidly to the southeast. the line continues all the way to coastal south carolina. all the way from charleston up to the grand strand, and we have white, snow on the map, d.c., philly, new york and heavy nor'easter. nothing severe locally, it's a mild night and usually before a cold front arrives. you get a southwest wind in advance of the front. it's a mild night and the dewpoints are coming up a little bit, and the wind

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stephanie and justin schultz who lived in belgium were listed as missing after the suicide bombing at the airport. they were dropping off stephanie's mother who was returning back home to the u.s., watching her walk through security when the bombs exploded. >>> and there is new deadly violence in pakistan. an explosion ripping through a crowded park where christians were celebrating the holiday. at least 60 people killed and 300 others injured. these numbers could rise. one official saying most of the victims are women and children. a suicide bomber is suspected of being responsible. we'll see you at 4:00 alongside eric shawn. >>> welcome to this special edition of "war stories" coming to you from march field in riverside, california. home of the 452nd air mobility wing. i'm oliver north. you are looking at a c-17 globe master. joining me, man who knows about that fight on the ground, former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. laife bevin. >> thanks, ollie. these are essential in the fight against isis. and it was isis that inspired the attack in san bernardino about 20 miles from here that killed 14

early, who is the city's emergency manager or was at the time, appointed by the governor saying that he relied on evidence given to him by experts. and the environmental protection agency, and justinsh who is the third district michigan congressman representing the area, and on the panel today, saying could you in your position as emergency manager with hindsight, have done more. >> you believe as an emergency manager, someone who is put in charge of the city of flint, it doesn't fall on you to question second guess or validate any actions taken prior to your appointment? >> no, what i mean by that is that it does not fall to me to arbitrarily change that. >> is it the job of city manage tore question things? isn't that why you are brought in. >> that's part of the reason. >> is if as a congressman i took the position that it is not my job to question second guess or validate any actions that happen prior to my being here, would by don't my job? >> because he said the scientific evidence being given to hip at the times with accurate. >> john, as you pointed out the committee hearing from a local e.p.a. official, and also that virginia tech team, that helped expose the crisis what

. >> fun for the caps beginning earlier in the day, and it was team picture day, and justin williams who had his first year with the team decided to make it a memorable one. check out that do. topper, you should try that out some time. check out the bedhead. he scored first, and he can do whatever he wants. >>> the george washington colonials entered the season with high expectations. they are filled with seniors, and they were looking for another experience in the ncaa tournament before they graduate, but they didn't get invited to the big dance, they got invited to the n.i.t., and they are only local team playing for the title. they will now play in the first- ever semifinals, and that's tuesday night. the famous madison square garden. >> it's probably the only thing that could have made the summer not too depressing, getting to the n.i.t. final four. i was heart broken we didn't make the ncaa tournament. i felt like i let our guys down, not getting there but to win three games with the chance to win the fourth game, 26 wins on the season, and we are making history here. i couldn't be

heads are turning to d.c., where the white house is hosting canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who has been called a political heartthrob. last night the white house hosted a state dinner. issues like trade, isis, and climate change are on the agenda for his visit. trudeau also commented on the presidential race, inviting americans to canada who say they' ll flee if donald trump is elected. kyla: more than 100 los angeles firefighters battled a massive warehouse fire thursday night. the fire sent smoke into the air that could be seen in the san fernando valley from its location downtown. in less than an hour, parts of the 70,000-square-foot building were collapsing. no reported injuries, and the fire remains under investigation. mark: two of the nba greats play their regular season last game against each other. lebron james and kobe bryant faced off as the cleveland cavaliers took on the los angeles lakers. kobe had 26 points to lebron' s 24, but the cavs got the win in kobe has announced his retirement after this season. when folks know you by your first name only. a great start f

let' s go to the highlights, and that does include justin rose, who does live here in orlando. playing the tough third as well as well as anyone can play it. second shot from the fairway and pin-seeking into the hole for an eagle. he' s 4-under after round one. chasing the other elite hewre this week. adam scott after a great hole for bird. scott shoots 67, looking for his thrid pga tour win in as many starts. henrik stenson just missed winning here last year, birdie the eighth hole. he is also five under par after shooting at 67. world number 2 rory mcilroy out in the afternoon wave. he is three over par after double-bogeyed his first hole. and we will hear from some of the other leaders. >> it is cool. playing fairly favorable to us this morning, no pushover at all . use are getting out of position, it will be very difficult over the week with going green. i am very happy. >> the green is running fewer and that ross is difficult, so you are going to have trouble. with these conditions, good pat: ok, and take a look at this very attractive leaderboard. a few golfers on the cou

rapper drake is talking to justin holliday who should be taking the ball out of bounds but is insteader. nice, drake. chicago bulls just notched their ninth straight win. this one over the tough toronto raptors with their second loss in their last 16 home games. final score, 109-107. >>> and to england where a record is about to be broken. >> what a stunning performance! >> oops. yeah. he broke the half marathon record. but maybe next year the race organizers will get a smaller finish line banner. just saying. and that's all for sports. danielle, back to you. >> all right, dara. thanks so much. >>> just ahead, good news for all of you fans of royalty. and the movie beating "deadpool" in presale tickets. you're watching "early today." medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savings that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar copays on select plans. people can forget their quiltbathroom experience. well b

we just had that discussion there with justin, who is our em editor.it utterly fascinating that every time impeachment is mentioned, they go for a rally. there is a significant when you look at this. you thehows politics. politics is the new outlook him as it were, when it comes to emerging markets. this is a gripping story. stewart: it is. when you look at the em universe, it is not just about fundamentals or what the dollar is doing. you have to pay great attention, whatever the country. :, malaysia. the political backdrop matters enormously. what is happening shows us how much of an interest it can have on currency. anus: year today, rialto up .5%. the malaysian ringgit up. there is a whole host of factors really at play here. comert: many of these after a huge decline. anna: and the bounce in commodities is helping. thank you very much, stewart robertson. manus: chinese bank earnings are out, let us go higher. after one of the biggest state lenders reported overnight. anna: for more on that and report to come, let us get out to the asian pacific ba

was maggie thatcher, leader in france, socialist, other leaders, pierre trudeau, father of justin trudeau, who is coming for a state visit to washington, the new leader in canada, frustrated with the reagan policies in 1982 and 1983. a summit in 1983 which went very badly in williamsburg, virginia, where reagan hosted the g-7 summit and it was all about missile deployments in europe. and the controversy over whether or not there should be nuclear weapons and there whether or not zero option of anti-nuclear weapons. but the first effort of reagan and gorbachev to start drawing down weapons that began to make europe a safer place, america a safer place and led to better communication and all of the changes we saw in then the soviet union and the eastern bloc. so a major transformation on foreign policies. in other ways she and her husband were more rigid. they had to be dragged into recognizing that in the philippines, fer hand in marco, dictator and his wife, who they got along with very well, were not the future and they had to think about democracy there and it was richard lugar, then promine

who led jcpenney's turnaround and blackstone's tony james explains why his company is bullish on energy investing. let's begin with our exclusive conversation with justinown with john micklethwait. john: a lot of people look at canada's economy. you have a budget next week. they see an economy growing by 1.5% a year. they think it needs stimulus and not long-term spending like infrastructure. your government seems unable to mention the word. >> we had a massive stimulus -- you can say stimulus as many times as you like -- following the recession in 2008-2009. we are talking $80 billion in debt that we kicked off with. this is much more modest. much more responsible. what we are looking at is not so much trying to jolt the economy into life as trying to lay the groundwork and foundation for better growth, better productivity, over the long-term and not just an instant influx of cash. i think the challenge when you are trying to shovel money out the door is it does not always get spent on the right things. for example, what we have decided on infrastructure spending, which is going to be a massive investment over the next 10 years, the first two years we

[chatter] >> canadian prime minister justin who writes in washington --justin trudeau arrives in washington for a visit. watch live at 11:40 eastern time on c-span3. tomorrow night, the white house hosts the state dinner for the visiting canadian leader. the first formal state dinner at the white house in 2016. our live coverage begins at 6:15 :00 eastern on c-span. the executive chef talked about preparations for the state dinner. >> hi everyone. welcome to the white house. i am the white house -- it is my privilege to welcome you to the state dinner happening tomorrow. the dinner will be happening in theeast room, followed by state dining room. this is the 11th visit of the obama administration. i am so glad you're here for a preview of the special evening tomorrow. you will get to hear from some of my amazing colleagues starting with the white house florist. she will tell you about the designs and the core of the visit. it was inspired by the scenic span between the u.s. and canada and also the color of spring. you will hear from chefs chris and susie. they will go over the credible meal

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he house were the simpsons' two children, sydney and justin, who they were taken to a nearby police station.of kin to take care of these kids. we need to find oj simpson.dawn broke in brentwood, lange and three other detectives were sent to simpson's estate on nearby rockingham avenue.detective mark fuhrman. arriving detectives feared the worst: that simpson may have suffered the same fate as his >> we've just left a bloody crime scene. is simpson in there as one of the victims?r: so without a search warrant, detective fuhrman jumped the wall and let in the other cops. in one of the estate's bungalows simpson's 25-year-old daughter arnelle. they learned that her father was out of town on a business trip in chicago.er bungalow detectives man named brian "kato" kaelin.living at simpson's house for five months. he had come to la to be an actor, and now he was about to star in the role of his life, answering questions about where seen simpson. >> i had seen him earlier in the day, and he was talkin' about women problems. he needed someone to talk to, and i was the only guy probably available. norm

do you know who justin trudeau is? >> i don't know.bara: the prime minister of canada. >> i don't know much about him other than i know his rivals tried to make him out to be a boy. >> ima feminist. i love him. i think it is great when men speak out for gender equality. justin trudeau says american should pay more attention to canada. maybe now they will. leader indidate's new town tomorrow. macedonia says they will not let any more refugees from greece. it follows a crackdown in a number of countries over the past 24-hours. 14,000 people are stranded on the border with macedonia. we walked the last mile today with hundreds of migrants toward .t in many -- toward idomeni the border has been closed since monday, steel they come -- still the news thespite border is closed. >> my daughter is sick. she has a chest infection and has been coughing. correspondent: there is no desire to stay in athens. the camp is wretched. 14,000 people sinking in mud and despair. they are crossing fields and train lines. this is the departure tent. these are

sasha and alex who ariffed on a flight from new york still have not been heard from. the same is true of stephanie and justin schultz who were working in brussels at the time of the attacks. stephanie's aunt spoke by phone. something immediately that stephanie and justin had had gotten to their or car or had gotten home or had u somehow gotten out of that airport. >> death toll in the attacks is up to 31 as well as the three suicide bombers. about 300 people were injured. it's con conceivable it could have been worse because there were two in the airport and two searched. ben and juliet a little found in that apartment was same explosive that was used in the paris attacks which again reenforces this connection between these two events. it seems like they were carried out by the same cell in much the people. >> yeah. all right. keep us up to date i'm sure the morning. >> thank you robert. candidate ted cruz is getting some heats for remarks that he >> cruz said police should increase patrols of muslim neighborhoods in this country. nypd commissioner bill bratton is criticizing that strategy but cruz says his

justin. >> "e.t." reaching out it bieber's reps who had comment by our deadline. justin looks carefree stepping out at starbucks yesterday but said of the fan encounter, quote, i always leave feeling mentally and emotionally exhausted to the point of depression. when we spoke to justin in november, he hinted he was going through a lot inside. >> an emotional time in my life for sure. having a lot of cries lately. just all around being emotional i think that it just shows much i care. >> in other music news, adele message for the people of brussels. ♪ ♪ ♪ last night at her show in london's arena, the singer asked the crowd to wave their phone lights and dedicated a song following the horrifii b >> and it doesn't get too much better than having adele be the one to unite you. although mariah carey is not bad, scheduled to perform in brussels on sunday which happens to beeher 46th birthday. but some are wondering if the concert will be cancclled. we spoke to mariah's peoole. they told us she wants the show to go and doesn't want to disappoint her fans. mariah is waitin