detective matt carter. >> this entire structure had crumbled.s a pile of ashes that were on the ground. we didn't even know if anyone was home or not. we knew that they were in and out of town a lot. >> as firefighters carefully walked through t what appeared to be the master bedroom, their worst fears were confirmed. judy had in fact been home that night. >> it was to the right of the box mattresses we found the remains of judy. they were unsure initially it was human remains. >> even with all their experience. >> yes. everything was just consumed by fire to the point that things were unrecognizablunrecognizabl >> as for keith, he was away calling on customers in indiana. word of julie's death spread almost as fast as the fire had raced through the house. >> i'm getting ready for work, have the tv on in the background. >> we are live in the canterbury hills subdivision on tudor boulevard. >> then temple bradley's phone rang. it was a friend who also knew julie. >> she said you know there's the fire, yeah, i saw it on tv. he said, it's keith and

carter rowney is on him. here we go. matt cullen, wilson to the front, shot goes wide.is stick. now, mark stone. through center, olli maatta, back on it. schultz. cullen. pageau gave it away. maatta had a tough time there. methot got to it. now turris. overtime winner in game five of the second round against the new york rangers. turris has the puck. he comes in, crosby off turris. kyle turris along the boards. rolls it in for clarke mac arthur. who overstated. crosby, back out. he'll start his engine. sidney crosby, right in, broken up. from karlsson. hainsey awaiting. the pass by rust. crosby working out in front. rust, dumoulin, his shot caught by anderson. >> eddie: that cross has been his best friend. great job by dumoulin. dumoulin walking the line. anderson able to see it. the play cody ceci on chris kunitz a little bit earlier in this overtime. marc-andre fleury, look at his redirect by pageau and right after that mike hoffman had a chance right off the right arm of marc-andre fleury. chances at either end here in overtime number one. >> john: we went four minut

with me former justice department spokesperson matt miller and nbc's intelligence and national security reporter ken delaney. ken, first to you, who is carter page? >> carter page, greta, was a foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign although he doesn't appear to play a terribly significant role. he is a guy who has done business in russia, praised vladimir putin and criticized the u.s. he showed up in court documents as somebody who previously was recruited by russian spies. he claims he didn't do anything wrong and wa not charged with a crime in that case. >>matt, he has sent this letter to the senate intelligence committee, specifically to richard burr and mark warner, the chairman and ranking member. and it's sort of unusual. he says, first of all -- >> sort of >> sort of. he says he wanted to get back to the committee today, meaning yesterday, on the national day of prayer. having survived the hate crimes committed against me by the clinton/obama regime, due to in part my roman catholic faith, it goes on. you find strength in prayer. that's the first paragraph. >> yeah, it's a little bit like a letter, a little bit like a manifest

matt, let me just say, i'm opposed to voter fraud. i'm opposed to voter suppression. george w. bush appointed a commission headed by jimmy carter commission does that appear top in that same spirit especially headed guy kris kobach is fairly controversial. >> i know him and i know of controversies. and one thing i would like to correct is that the funding will have to get approved by congress, that congress can block the funding. and when it comes to the question of illegal voting, i think it's something we should all be against and if there are facts, reince priebus is sitting in the white house. rnc prosecuted all these cases and there were incidence of cascas dozens of cases of illegal voting. and there were -- >> are dozens of cases? >> actually hundreds. it's interesting that the people that handled that are work in the trump -- >> dozens of cases. >> no one disputes that there are dozens of cases. the questioned is are there millions. >> the question is how deep does the problem go just because you don't have prosecutions of millions, doesn't mean -- >> that is not how you sign who gets investigated. you don't do it becau

carter do in 1976? started real early. announced his candidacy in 1974. joining us to take a closer look at why democrats lost, mattratic strategist, senior vice president of the global strategy group. interesting numbers to talk about. stephan stephanie, president of emily's list. stephanie, i'll start with you. you're active in this stuff every day. the conversations taking place in the democratic party right now, i know so much of it is focused on donald trump, the trump agenda, those sorts of things but it does seem like there are conversations going on right now about that other question who is going to lead this party going forward? >> well, i think the question's the wrong question. what's going on right now which i think is just extraordinary is we have the strength of our party is the many voices that are coming together, not just in the deep bench of potential presidential candidates with a lot of women leading the way and couldn't be more pleased to see names like elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrajilgillibrand, . have to throw in kamala harris, too. folks who should be thinking about their next step. wh

carter cash's daughter. happens to be singing along with john mellencamp. ki matt had to leave.re. come here. oh, we just have to look. what's her name? >> anna grace. >> we just found a play mate for our kids. >> we found another girlfriend. >>> you know who's birthday it is? willie geist. happy birthday, willie. >> all right. we're going to check in with al roker. he's on special assignment on the orient express. hey, al. >> hey. we are here in the orient express. i'm joined we any friend josh gad. one of the stars of the new movie coming out "murder on the orient express. >> we're going through italy on a moving train. it doesn't ge [ speaking italian ] . >> you speak english? >> yeah. >> in fact, speaking of weather, let's show you the weather along our trip where we're making history for the first live trip on the orient express. we'll be pulling into the alps later today. we may see rain and snow. and tonight we go to switzerland. josh and i are neutral about that. we don't have a feeling act it one way or another. partly cloudy. i'm sorry. and then tomorrow morning we pul

carter cash's daughter. >> happens to be singing along with john mellencamp, if you wonder who that woman is. dylan and i are holding down the fort here. mattady for "steals & deals" with jill martin. can we show this baby? where is she? >> right behind you. >> come here. come here. we have to look. what's her name? >> anna grace. >> on the plaza. charlie, calvin and haley need a playmate. we just found her. anna grace. >> another girlfriend. double-date coming up. >>> also, you know whose birthday it is today? it is willie geist's birthday. happy birthday, willie. >> happy birthday, willie. >>> we're going to check in with al roker, on special assignment on the orient express. hey, al. >> we're here on the venice simplon orient express. i'm with my friend, josh gad, one of the stars of the new movie coming out "murder on the orient express." how exciting is this? >> it doesn't get better than this. >> on the way to balzano. >> i love when he speaks italian. >> the weather man, named -- you speak english, don't you? >> yeah. >> i'm a weatherman. speaking of weather, let's show you the weather along our trip. we're making history for the fir